St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 14, 1925

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COMIC PAGE SATURDAY. JUNE 13, 1995 = See, SS 1923) Cops ; ight. = S WHO FLED) SOA) WITH WINGS, SOUP FISH AAI bs TWELVE OTHER YA) Kasou GoBBLe ous LUASCH tay § FIUG MiANUTSS / 1] TIS OORT eRe A 2. REPT IIg I + er. cro aan eerie . t Bi amid volleys ofe cheers, | meeting LOST AND FOUND -ARTICLES. HELP WANTED AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ROOMS, ROARDING, HOTELS HOUSING REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS. LOANS AND INVESTMENTS. No 280, Post-Dispatch Want Ad Opportunities PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS SERVICE. SITUATIONS. FOR SALES AND WANTED TO BUY. AND HOMES FOR RENT. CQUNTY CITIZENS AL TO DEMAND: RESIGNATION. Ut HERIFE. WILMAS of About 400 Up After Prose- Meeting Breaks cuting Attorney Defends Self Against Charges. | ADDRESSES MADE BY TWO MINISTERS | Mrs. William Thompson, Who Sponsored Gather- ing, Took No Part in the Proceedings. hundred Bt. the protest Four eitizens met on courthouse lawn last night to against law enforcement conditions and hisses, ap- plause and jeers heard Prosecuting Attorney Mueller defy nd himself charges of laxity hurled officials generally. of of dry the pro- not on meeting present to resolution the against against Mrs. Cherry meeting sleuth, ceedings, hand at there was county William Thompson avenue, sponsor and volunteer took no part in and as she was the close of the no *one to those in attendance a which was to have demanded resignation of Sheriff Wilmas. broke up after invited those who had complaints against county conditions to put them in the form of a complaint to the | his office. - ™ vitation, ™ staff was at his office ready, ® declared phandle complaints. OF ToUGH tendance availed himself of the in- although Muellers’ entire as he meeting, The only other before the ® speakers at the meeting were two “ministers. ® on the stand ™ the speech of the Rev. P. Mucller’s Appearance Dramatic. Mueller’s dramatic came at the close of G. Van of the West Park who had Zandt, pastor Baptist Church, PF erable and that officials were lis- s tening to a had element. ' Rey. ™ stepped to the platform shouted excitedly. these charges?’ The crowd cheered | ara Mahan r c. Fisrety Pat. Office.) : ight, Bopyr 1935, b; Mark Reg. U: S. ade —_ BUT You Lost TWO Bucks ON GACH OF THE OTHER HORSES: 1 Do You GE THE - week for * said. | wIhy | God's services. As the six-piece band blared forth at the finish of the tribute to the American flag which closed the Van Zandt’s address, Mueller and held up his hand for silence. “May I have a hearing?” he “Mav I answer and the music died Mueller began to speak, his its assent away, chin shaking with emotion, his ges- | ; tures impassioned. Works on He “l work Sundays, Says. six or seven St. Louis County,” he “Even on Sundays I go to office after I have attended And I look upon | tasmo desecration of the Sabbath, ' my friends, -.” ' He paused and mopped his head | ment. With his handkerchief and » fowd applauded. S bout it.” he w ent on. “Folks, that's the way I “If anyone Louis County | ~- ‘avoid congratulations 2136! law | The, Mueller had | appearance | | declared | m™ conditions in the county were intol- | | Governor's Clemency days a/| ; |letter from the Judge to the prison | parole to work for the coun-| ‘tence, |who made Phere can give me any evidence ofe | ¥rong conditions, if anyone will » Make affidavit upon which to base F & Search warrant, I'm ready to act pMealnst any place in the, county. “Come up to my office now and | The lights | P™ake your complaints. * burning and my staff is there. want action, not words. I am q ready to act.” OD rAs> Eby oon 5 ; uch , ihe he Applauded at Close. ov was much applause as 7 * closed. He turned from - S rymedadgy and started into the Bone. Ouse. At this juncture an- ?~ — took the platform. He a Rev. W. J. Johnston, pas- er the Jennings Christian There were hisses as he held UP his hand for quiet, be nant glad Mr. Mueller spoke,” | ‘ tm because there's something: bet to speak to him about.’ er, who was on the edge of crowd, turned back. & talks about his office and art,’ the Rev. Mr. Johnston Read But in the north end of the | Fhe ee certain person told me Mueller’s assistants ‘doggery’ there and = Saloon, I mean,” he rene his voice rising, nking whisky.’ "May 1 to Question Speaker. I interrupt?” asked Muel- | a ch he meeting Pers and hisses finger jn ® and w~ th it beara Shouted: “Will you name | Who does that Ping, office who drinks?” Prmant tell the name of my in-/ lied — the Rey. Johnston | Sa a supporters in the crowd ters nt while Mueller's ailernately cheered was a bedlam! . Mueller shook | the Rev. Johnston's | “eA. ; sup- ones aued on Page 2, Column 8. : “and i ¢ hen he could make him- || -the man} the i‘ low | receive a diploma, Apparently none of those in at- | I ‘was graduated | Montgomery At that to | | he retired | By the Associ [ecutive of even | that |v! LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © — | Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 128 Pages ! FIRST NEWS SECTION, 8 PAGES. SECOND SECTION NEWS SECTION, FOURTH NEWS SECTION, FI'tTH NEWS SECTION SIXTH NEWS SECTION, & PAGES. SEVENTH NEWS SECTION, 4 THIRD WANT REAL ROTUGRAVURE SECTION. & PAGES. SUNDAY MAGAZINE COMIC ‘ —— a —— es re S$*z 22% 8% ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1925, —_— LT | TT PAGES 1—8. (SPORT). 10 S PAGES PAGES 20 PAGES 10 PAGES PAGES SECTION ESTATE PrAGES i4 PAGES 14 SECTION, 16 PAGES. _PAGFS. _ 5 SEcTI IN. _ 8 PRICE 10 CEN N ee ? ! | BASHFUL STUDENT DISGUISED | AS GIRL HEARS SELF PRAISED | His Haverford Graduate Receives Diploma “in Absentia,’” but Sees and Hears Exercises. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., ‘To hide his embarrassment by his graduates, Charles C. Sellers, old, an honor student College, yesterday -2 years Hlaverford tired #& girl. Sellers, who was awarded the degree of Bachelor Arts and won three coveted prizes, is a son of Horace W. Sellers, archi- | tect. The young ade, successfully at the commencement quently at the class-day on the campus last evening, was undetected. Seated in‘an spicuous part of the auditorium, Sellers received his diploma “in Absentia.’”’ Later he smiled in ap- preciation as he was eulogized and prizes were awarded him. Not his inherent as student’s carried and masquer- subse- modesty, ~we lee Cane * June 13.//#uUghlin yesterday. and | Sheriff of Lawrence County, fel- | at | at- | tended commencement exercises at- | COm6 what he had of | exercises | | crime, they through | "TOWN'S SEARCH _ FORPAROLED BANK ~ LOOTER ENDS HERE Bridgeport lil., Wants Roy Laughlin to Suffer More | ° for Loss of Citizens’ Sav- | ings. SERVED LITTLE MORE ——— ge — | Found Working St. in Louis as a Bookkeeper— naval ‘away. Old Indictments Rein- stated by Prosecutor. The Sheriff came here for Roy He was the Beh and all the people of Bridgeport, ‘in that county, were behind him. They wanted Roy back and done. Laughlin to suffer more for A vear in the penitentiary with parole white-collared job in St. Louis was no proper punishment for. his Yaverred. He had wrecked the Bridgeport Bank & Trust Co. four years 'plling up a loss of $187,000. Near- | incon- | | side ly everyone in town and had lost country- their savings, for |nearly everyone frusted Laughlin ' came, but a resolve made four years ago |} not to appear again in public is said to be re- prank. He in 192] from the School, Wynnewood. time he stumbled when as- sponsible for Sellers’ and | cending the platform to receive his! Covered with to his seat and, accord- students, pledged across a diploma. ing to fellow himself “never to walk platform again.” BAKER ISSUES HIS FIFTH PAROLE, IN CASE OF ASSAULT | Urged se _ 1 cee = a wen i % sil ated Preas. CITY, June for JEFFERSON — Gov. Baker today issued his fifth parole since he became chief ex- the State in January. It went to Fred Mahan, sentenced to two years from Ozark County from Feb. 4, 1925, for felonious assault. was charged with assault- ing Ernest Landers, Rockbridge, Mo. The trial Judge, the Landers, the man recommended Mahan’s parole, jurors and assaulted, A said that he had sentencing the jury had stood 11! a fine. Unable to fix the the jury left it to the Judge, it two years’ imprison- The Judge said, in the let- board learned after to 1 | fo r the | ter, that he now thought that too | severe. feel | Convention tn Cleveland. DENVER, Colo. June 13.— Snowballs, fashioned from nature's “white blanket’’ which covers many confusion, | | | /and | sight. and believed in the bank of which he was cashier. When the windup Laughlin had admitted his sayvf™Me he forged notes money from the bank funds for speculation. guilty to one of 32 and Otto Longeneck- Prosecuting Attor- allowed him to nate sentence years. The laid over guilt, embezzled sO as to get He pleaded indictments, er, who was ney at that time, accept an indetermi of:from one to 14 other t!ndictments were with leave to reinstate. Freed on Parole. a vear in the Southern the Pros- to the freed, out of heard wife and friends, persuaded | Parole Board to let him out. ecutor Longenecker agreed parole. So Laughlin was promptly dropped Bridgeport people i'that he had heen paroled to a Mis- 'sourian, lost | friends ‘could ‘in Lawrence sen- | , he said, ‘if you ‘case brought shake-up ithe 'were SHIP A GAR OF SNOWBALLS’ } of Colorado’s high mountain peaks) the year round, will be tossed about in Cleveland, O., next Tuesday by ' Denver Rotarians attending the In- ' ternational Rotary convention there. A group of Denver Rotarians left. today for the convention and, at- tached to their train was a re- frigerater car containing a load of snow, scraped from the lofty peaks of the Rocky Mountains. POPOL ea el el el el al eles awcods : For Sale Who wants artificial eye? Do you prefer a set of waffle irons? The “Mis- , céllaneous for Sale’ column in the Classified Section of ¢ today’s Post-Dispatch lists > St. Louis’ widest variety of ; - items for sale. an Loulisans scan this ‘ column regularly} as it often ‘ guides them directly to the , opportunity to fill a special ‘want at an exceptionally low price. Many St. Louisans use this as the means of quick buyers for they no longer turning it into '' Other St. eolumn finding some article need—thus usable cash. telephone your ad 6600. You can to Olive POST-DISPATCH 47.}, other St. COMBINED, farrier more tisernenta fhan Louis mewapapers PPB LF Ow i state Mahan | *' aes |; against Denver Rotarians ‘Taking Load to | serve a long term, but they did not know where this man lived or Laughlin would hide his past. The Bridgeport citizens who had money in the bank or whose were furious. They helieved it a travisty of justice that a his netghbors and after a vear in prison. Sen- was s0 intense that Roy became a political issue County. Phil cuting Attorney he would rein- rob free timent Laughlin elected Prose pledge that the indictments Laughlin. Charley Sims was named Sheriff la->¢ely because | ‘T'll go get Rov Laughlin | give me a warrant.’ The about a complete the administration and the new “Keep your promise. Laughlin back the penitentiary to as he deserves.’ was on the in county told, Roy him :to fring send A Delicate Question. The county officers were faced with a delicate question. Where was Roy Laughlin? If they start- ed inquiries through the _ parole board Laughlin might be warned and skip before he could be ar- rested. Prosecuting Attorney Lew- is told a day, that he had ‘a pretty good idea where Roy was,” but could not exactly place his hand on him. Laughlin was in St. Louis. He had obtained a job as bookkeeper with the International Life Insur- ance Co. An official of the com- pany, after Laughlin’s arrest yes- day, told reporters that Laughlin had never explained his past. In applying for a position the ex- bank e¢ashier and ex-convict had mentioned vaguely “‘some trouble which has all heen straightened out.”” He made good, however, was nlert and efficient, industrious and with steady habits. None of his associates dreamed that Roy Laughlin, bookkeeper, was Roy Laughlin, plunging bank cashier. He lived modestly with his wife at 1262 North Kingshighway, and ap- peared to he just what he said he wnse—an honest bookkeeper. Indictments Reinstated. Rack in, Bridgeport Prosecutor Lewis was getting his case in shape. | He had five of the old indictments againat Lauchlin reinstated, and iscued warrants. Gov. Small signed the requisition papers and Taewis. determining that Laughlin was somewhere in St. Leuis, sent them to Gov. Raker. All was ready but officers | | rors, in its revolution breaks up the flashes take a ' motion to al Villard, Editor of Nation, ago, | ' York, ‘Progressive party.’ and | ‘ters of privilege’.’ .Clared After serving a little more than !system was abandoned there is no Illinois | more patriotic duty for the liberals | penitentiary at Chester, Laughlin’s |than to provide ‘“‘a decent and hon- | f ‘nent New ito be called later where | MAN LOSES LIFE TRYING and relatives had suffered. | | Both man | £0 | | By Lewis | | pending | | the highest honor of | i | and | | tinguished servants of the country. 'A fe pension will be granted Yo Post-Dispatch reporter, . | by long distance telephone yester- the actunl discovery of Laughlin’s | address and the arrest. At this june fure. aA ~ Continued on Page 2, Column 5. week AKO, iernment | test. THAN YEAR’S TIME | ‘downtown ‘small screen the officials were able to see a = < —_ ee —————s —— A. ett ltt tata —_ | RADIO APPARA TUS SHOWS MOVING OBJECT FAR AWAY. EVIDENCE THAT Vision of Small peer ora Cross at Naval Station Seen ae ee ome in Downtown a PULIGE BEAT HIM — ee the Associated Il Ww ASHINGTON. a 13.—An | Precio. _ Where ‘the Chinese : ‘Are Fighting eg ee apparatus by which see moving objects miles radio was successfully strated at a private test here to- ‘day of an invention by C. Francis Jenkins, Washington scientist. Secretary Wilbur, Dr. George M. Burgess, director of the Bureau of Standards, and other high Gov- | officials witnessed the} | ; FE I I ER IDENTIFIED The apparatus was set up in sl HIM AS ROBBER | laboratory of the tIinventor in Washington. On a Saajueaiiabinss Picture Taken Day After Suspect’s Release Jail Shows Eyes and Jaw Swollen. persons may | away by! demon- | Julien’s Herbert Alleged Confession in Mound City Trust Holdup Disregarded by Jury. cross revolving in flashed across a installed at a | several] miles | while not per- | distinguishable, | a small a beam of light light-sensitive cell radio station The object, fectly clear, was witnesses said. The “radio eye,’ consisting of a polished mirror o1 graduated thick- ness and a number of smaller mir-_ From | Black | the evidence that | the police used brutality Convinced by in mak- | ing their a jury in Circuit Judge quitted image of the case, sands of flashes, into a photo-electric cell. The number of “‘stills’’ of the moving object, and in repro- ducing them on the screen, give picture into thou- | reflecting them | Taylor's court last night ac- | Herbert Julien of robbery of Kansas | | City—of a charge in | connection with the $34,000 holdup | ' Kwaishin 'of the Mound Trust Co. March 3 last. Following continuity of action similar to a on picture. City the report of the ver- COOLIDGE IS CHARACTERIZED AS emaniin 2 Cometen — foreman | dict in court at 7 p. m. the we ee + The map shows Canton, center of the Chinese civil war zone, just captured by Cantonese troops captained by Bolshevik officers, and _Honan Island, where U. S. marines have been landed to protect the DROUTH BROKEN IK the panel to reporters ‘of stated that had purported confession introduced by ‘MOST UNINSPIRED PRESIDENT’ Raps Old Parties in Address Before Pro- gressive Party Conference, By the A@sociated Press, ROCHESTER, N. Y., June Oswald Garrison Villard. of editor of the Nation, de- livered at a state confeernce of the the jury disregarded the State because the evidence The retired at 3:45 p. m., ‘deliberating three hours and 15} which opened minutes during which it took five | today, an address which inipajots. At no time. according to | was a denunciation of the|;jy 7 patterson of 4386 Laclede Republiacn party as “‘the tool” of | avenue. foreman, did its members| big business, and a “swan song” for | consider Julien’s statement. The, the Democratic party. ‘only point at issue was the identi- | He characterized President Cool- | tication of Julien as a member, of | er J 13 idge as “the most uninspired per- /the robber band by one witness. POPLAR BLUF®, Mo., June Be. sonality that ever entered the This evidence the jury found was |}—~Three inches of rainfall wag re- White House.’ The Coolidge pol- jnsufficient to convict. | corded in this vicinity this morn- icles. “RC. Fererred (0 6 & | SOP Photograph Offered. breaking the long drouth and ‘ + }- . , ‘ ne. is a ie . thrown to the AT ate a defense eatablished its wont saving farmers of Southeast Mis- ‘tention of brutality by introducing | a the two party | photographs of Julien showing that | souri and Northeast Arkansas hun- his eyes were black and his jaw) dreds of thousands of swollen The prints were taken Streams are ott of their banks and March three days after Julien | made statement of guilt. In| Wayne County. The Missouri Pa- addition Julien took the stand and} cific Railroad tracks at Williams- ared Eli: W. Hoagland, then | Ville were washed out in six places Chief of Detectives but now a Lieu- | for a totaliof 176 feet. tenant, handled him roughly and; Black River is rising fast and a that other detectives assisted in| rise of 12 feet is expected here by his abuse. The photographs show- | Monday morning. Two buildings ing Julien’s were taken| were burned here this morning when he was released after his! When struck by lightning. Heavy lawyer, Sigmund M. Bass, had ap- | damage was reported throughout plied fora writ of habeas corpus, j|this district from lightning and “With that evidence we were! wind. forced to disregard his confession,’ said Patte “We disregarded it) entirely. only other evidence against him was his indentification | today, when a five-inch rain feil the bank teller, Oliver E. Trox-,ip this section. All the wheat has as one of the robbers.’’ 'been cut and other crops are in fine jury’s first ballot was seven!shape. Early corn has just started to five for acquittal. The second| to tassel out. Cotton is growing | ‘and third were the same. The} nicely. fourth was nine to three for acqult-| py was unanimous. CAIRO, kicked me,’’| | taling 5.03 to the jJudgé! hour record of the local weather and later to jury Three-Inch Rainfall Accom- panied by Some Damage by High Water and Lightning. hére effect Special to the Post-Dispatch. ing, that unless 17, est opposition’ to the controlling his organization. The meeting was summoned the purpose of forming a perma- progressive organization in York State, and of selecting ites to a national conference for . dec} is deleg: condition TO SAVE GIRL FROM FIRE Perish in Film Factory Flames; Uruguayan Parliamene Votes Him Highest Honors. the MONTEVIDEO, clared a national he to the Post-Dispate h, SIKESTON, Mo., June 13.—A 50- days’ drouth was broken here early Special rson. The Associated Press. by ler, The June 13.—De- | ro by acclama- Stilio Pelossi, 24 vears old, lost his life trying to rescue fy as hee aid |. from a fire, has been paid tal and the last rendered a hum- |, “Chief Hoagland ble citizen by the Uruguayan Par- Tulien related first lament. The conflagration wWaS/ in the jury’s absence, bureau for June, United in a film establishment Thursday.| the jury. ‘The other detectives Wolntinated OW B. Mareen Pelossi entered the building, but’ i, the room abused me, too. They! pounced today ‘Aa »< i+) t. - ial 7 7 iy was burned to Geath with the girl: »4qe me keep my fingers on a ai tank ak te he was trying to save. -|desk and they rapped me across the | jjehes. Parliament voted to bury Pelossi! tinger tips with a blackjack. They in the Pantheon reserved for dis- said, “unless you come through DENTIST CONFESSES KILLING we'll take you out on a county WIFE, HEIR T0 $I, 000, 000 road and let you run. Then we'll! shoot at you.’ I couldn’t stand it any longer and signed the confes-| Widow of Patrick Grogan sion.’ King.” Missing From Los Angeles Since February. Ry the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, Cal., The District Attorney's office ‘nounced late tonight that Dr. Thomas W. Young, a dentist, had confessed that he killed his wife. Mrs. Grace Young, a wealthy cciety matron, who has been ml3s- tion, who a girl ated Pre 8s. Ill., June 13 Rain to- inches broke the 24- the AB®80C) 1879, with his grandmother, whom he sup- ported, PARTLY CLOUDY, NOT MUCH. CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE THE TE MPE we ATURES His Story Denied. LDetective- testified June 13.- ” an- Hoagland and Sergeant Oscar Collard that they had not’ mistreated Julien. The State offered a Ber-| tilion photograph of Julien, said to | have been taken the day before his This picture showed no mistreatment. ing since February. Attorney Sidener testl!- | The missing woman was ‘fied previously that the confession | widow of Patrick Grogan, 9Ince made in his office March 14,| known as the “olive king,” and ad- and that he noticed no signs of | ministratrix of a $1,000,000 estate abuse on the prisoner's face then. bs which their son, he asked Julien ex-! Grogan, is principal heir. police had harmed The came to the attention and that Julien said “No.” The lof the Attorney's Attorney further stated shortly after a heated legal fight had made other visits had been launched over the guard- ianship of young Grogan. prior to his. release day; not much March 17 and had volunteered widow later married Dr. Young. change in tem- (ther parts of the confession. gag mana Reporter's Testimony. Missouri: Most- ly fair Sunday; J0nm A. newspaper probably showers reporter, testified that he saw by Monday; not Julien in the Court of Appeals on much change in .the day of his release, March 17, temperature. ‘and noticed the marks on his face. Illinois: Mostly “He looked just about as the pic- fair Sunday: (tures show,” Cousley said. probably showers The nine other defendants in the | by Monday; not robbers seem likely to have much change in: nine separate trials, as seven of temperature. them, were indicted together, obtained severances. The defendants are Lawrence brother of Herbert: Patrick | Scanlon. a Hogan gangster: John Hagen. John R. McGowan, for- Kansas City policeman; G. C./ to occasiona! ‘Lee, alias Fred Joseph Car- middle of roll, Jack Rubenstein. C} curio and Sam Kotofsky. Lieut. release. marks of i eS ORE ee Circult *Denotes street - readings. Highest yesterday, 83 at 4:30 m.; lowest, 64 at 1 a. m. Official ‘THE GRADUATE. , IS A CADDY cast for St. NO and vicinity: Partly cloudy | oy nuit Sunday; probably that Jullien showers by Mon- ... pis office was fore- Louis Sidener enid if the cCASe pressly ; District him a. © tempt in Tax Inquiry. By the Associated Dress. DENVER, Colo., John Galen Locke, “Grand Dragon” of the Colorado Ku Klux Kian, night rests behind prison the county jail here for failure to carry out a court order to produce his financial accounts for examina- tion by Internal Revenue agents. Dr. Locke, whose tax payments from 1918 to 1924 are under investigation, by Judge J. case who Weather Outlook for Week. have By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Weather outlook cinning Monday: and Lower Missouri ly cloudy, probability of showers; cooler about week. other June lo Julien, for the week be- Upper Mississippi: G. Valleys: rt-. mer Federal jurist did not commit him jail until today, after he had directed Dr. Locke a second time nroduce the accounts. Dr. Locke l’a Davis: “ay les 1 os showed that the police had beaten New | Julien to make him confess. The previous rec-'| KLAN “GRAND DRAGON” JAILED : os stow iat |Research concerning the construc- Colorado Man nienced f0F VOM! won of & special type of Zeppelin Eckener ex- | construc. | Federal income | | dollars. in a bedroom of her home about highways have been washed out in| | Dixon home, ' Mrs. Dixon before her removal! 1 States. an-! ' 4.37| tests will be conducted at |tum, ' “Olive ' phe was POISONED, SHOT AND HURT IN COLLISION Woman Injured Enroute to Hospital After Reported At- tempt at Suicide. Mrs. Marcella Dixon, 32 years old, of 2312 Burnes avenue, Over- land, is at Liberty Hospital in a critical condition suffering from bichloride of mercury poisoning, a bullet wound in the right temple, a possible skull fracture and bruises and contusions of the body. She was found lying on the floor 5:30 p. m. yesterday suffering from the poisoning and the bullet wound. The automobile in which she was being taken to Liberty Hospital collided with another ma- chine at St. Charles and Ferguson roads, resulting in her suffering the possible skull body brulses. Mrs. Dixon's husband, J. R. Dixon, told a deputy sheriff that “mad at herself’’ and at- tempted to commit suicide. He re- fused to comment further. Dr. R. A. Walker, who resides on the Woodson road near the was called to treat to the hospital. He said she had been melancholy for some timie and once | before attempted suicide. MACMILLAN PLANES TO BE DISMANTLED TOMORROW Final Test of. Short ‘Wave Radio Set Before Shipment of Crafts to Greenland. By the Arsociated Pregsa. WASHINGTON, June 13.—Final Squan- tomorrow of the 40- which | Mass., meter short wave radio set, 'will be carried on the navy planes. accompanying the MacMillan expe- dition to the Arctic. The tests will be held between 11 a. m. m., Eastern standard time, with the call letters NADK. | Monday for | Greenland. ‘minutes between the plane In the) the | ‘one hour and 30 minutes. Charles Patrick | office The planes will be shipment to Etah, Tests recently were made with the short wave appara- tus over an average distance of 20 miles, continuous communication being maintained two ways for 30 alr and an amateur station. and between two planes in the air for the hope in the tests tomorrow to establish and maintain communi- cation over a greater distance. SPECIAL ARCTIC BLIMP PLANNED | By the Associated rs The | | plant LIN, June —Dr. Hugo director oe the Zeppelin Friedrichshafen has ar- BER Eckener, at ‘rived in Berlin to consult with the ‘for polar expedition. June 12.—-Dr, | Pressed the belief that to<| bars in| Would not be feasible, as it would entail radical parts of the ship and a special] kind | i was adjudged | Foster Symes in con-! Paris, which docked at Havre to- tempt of court last Tuesday but the | day, ‘feet long, suys the records have disappeared. 350 feet high International Soctety for Arctic tion of a dirigible of 150,000 cubic meters, which has been suggested, difference in the of hangar. Icebergs in Atlantic Sea Lanes. PARIS, June 13.-—Icebergs reported in the Atlantic steamship lanes. Passengers on the steamer say that on June 8 the liner | encountered in latitude 42.10 north and longitude 50.48 west a great iceberg, which was more than 4000 1600 feet wide and about | yesterday's victory, ————? — et oe me FREEDONPHOTO HUNDREDS OF CASUALTIES WHEN CANTON IS RETAKEN TWO CONSULATES FRED BY MOB DURING RIOTING Cantonese Troops Pouring Across River in Pursuit of Fleeing Yunnanese, After a Fierce Attack. JAPANESE LAND A NAVAL PARTY Buildings of the Foreign Firms Looted—Bodies of Innocent Bystanders Stréwn Along Roads. By the Associated Press CANTON, June 13.—Following thousands of |Cantonese troops pouring across the river in pursuit of the fleeing Yunnanes? Several hun- ared casualties resulted from yes- terday’s fighting. are Br the Associated l’ress. _ LONDON, June 13.—-A Shanghal dispatch to the Daily Express says that the British and Japanese con- sulates at Kiu-Kiang were wrecked and set on fire during serious riot- irg. The British consulate was saved from looters who plundered other buildings belonging to foreign companies. The premsies of the Japaneses Shipping Co., Nisshin Kisen Kaisha, ‘and the building of Butterfield & Swire, shipping agents, were burned. Students and workmen created havoc before Chinese troops fracture and | arrived and finally drove them off. The Japanese landed a naval party, which aided in restoring or- der. ————- Kiu-Kiang is situated the River Yangtse, about 142 miles from Hankow. It has a population of 60,000. on SHANGHAI, June 13.—Shanghali tonight had settled into the condli- tion of an armed camp. Bayonet- | thoroughfares. and 1 P. | dismantled | It is. are ted troops patrolled the principal Foreign marine contingents were on guard at the | boundaries of the foreign settle- iments and the approaches to the |}waterworks and power stations. The appearance of Chang-Hsich- | Llang, son of the Manchurian war lord, Chang Tso-Lin, at the bound- aries of the settlement, with 2000 troops, for the declared purpose of _keeping order, added to the mili- | tary aspect of the situation. Conferences between the Pekin envoys of the Central Government jand the authorities of the foreign ‘settlement continued today, but ‘still without results. Extreme Cruelties Imposed on Sol- diers and Civilians. By the Asaociated Press CANTON, June 13.—The attack- Kwang Tung and Cantonese under Bolshevik otcers, jaftena fierce attack on the defend- ing Yunnanese army, forced them ‘to surrender Canton, and today im- posed extreme cruelties on soldiers and civillan population ag well. | Bodies of sliin innocent bystand- ers are strewn along the roads. | The § surréndering Yunnanese troops, In many cases, were beaten to death by the Kwangtung forces. From Shameen, the foreign popu- jlation saw a conquered soldier commit suicide by diving Into the river after witnessing the murder of his comrades. The victors either shot defeated troops or threw them into the river after beating them with bamboo, istones and rifles. Looting was extensive. The win- ,ning troops took even petty articles of household property. The homes of many non-combatants were looted. Beaten by Treachery. The principal cause of the de- feat of the Yunnanese troops, now driven out of Canton was the treachery in the ranks of Kwangtai troops who quit for a cash consid- eration. Considerable damage was done ‘to buildings owing to heavy gun- fire. The most revolting scenes ime side the city were caused by the Kwangtung troops. ° The defeated army leaders swore ‘they would return to avenge the wrongs done today.” ~| The attacking forces landed 2000 | soldiers at Tungshan and from that point they attacked. leaving t the de- a gente: | eae Continued on Page 2. 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Ne OA NEM a Pipa ses opie, Nag de oe Ve s Co ne “ae Png ee ny Dew Per Re PROT Pre cet ares ae, HS wens n't ~~ : ad The titied to the use for republication of al! | ppteres as second. cin soa under aoe 7 ino 3. 1 to ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH f SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1925. FP 4 Ep EO I EL MO LO ELAN ST + eg Boa ST.LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH ae, Seis OSL eS ee ee . pir - wihte, ad ASSERTS SHEPHERD JARD INQUIRED ABOUT COURSE IN GERMS Physician Tells of Visit by Murder Case Defendant to Hospital in Chicago in Fall of 1923. DEFENSE QUERY . ABOUT INDICTMENT Ar pument Over Question INE OPENS HIGHWAY BUILT ON A BED OF SALT ee — eee —————— Secretary of Aatizulenes Praises Feat of Build- ing 41 Mile Cutoff in Great Salt Lake Desert in Utah. By the Associated Press. WENDOVER, Utah, June From the standpoint of engineer- ing, the 41-mile Wendover cut-off: 'stretch of the Victory Highway is unique in the story of road build- ing, Secretary of Agriculture WII- liam J. H. Jardine declared in 4n address here today. He was the principal speaker 13.— highway across the mud-flat and ‘salt beds of the Great Salt Lake desert. The completion of the road opens ‘the way for transcontinental and Put to State Witness interstate trave! between Utah to 'Northern Nevada and Northern and Finally Taken Into the Central California, and brings to a Judicial Chambers. By the Risiestatet ae CHICAGO, June 13. — Legal fights and the testimony of nine expressed the belief ‘‘that ‘doubtful if the public at large ap-.| witnesses filled the two hour ses- sion of the Shepherd murder trial | today. The defense was overruled in its finally | brought to a chief of | sion, various contentions until William Scott Stewart, counsel for Shepherd, demanded of. Judge Thomas J. Lynch: “Buk, your honor, I cannot al- ways be wrong.” In that instance he was pleading | have plenty, | for admission as an exhibit of what! then was getting $7500 as guar-| he said was the original memoran- dum by William Nelson McClin- successful conclusion a five-year ef- fort to bridge ths age-old obstacle of the salt desert. Secretary Jardine, in summing up the benefits of the new route } a | | tock, then a student at Dartmouth | University, from which William | Darling Shepherd, Chicago attor- ney and his foster father, dictated the will which made Shepherd the. chief beneficiary of the youth's es- | ! i ' ' | McClintock home, tate, recently valued in excess of! $1,000,000. Defense Loses Fight. Previously the defense lost @ fight to have expunged from the record yesterday’s testimony by | Miss Estelle Gehling, Shepherd’s “sunshine girl,” and a quotation from a letter Shepherd sent the young nurse in breaking off their relations. The third hard skirmish of the! day remained undecided at ad- journment and will be continued Monday, when Stewart will cite his authority for his method of cross- examining Dr. Amante Rongettl. The doctor testified for the pros- ecution that early in the fall of 1923 Shepherd came to the Ashland Boulevard Hospital and inquired about a course in bacteriology, dis- played interest in tuberculosis, and asked about how typhoid fever got into the body. Stewart's questions sought to | i bring out that Rongetti was angry | with Charles C. Faiman, who was indicted with Shepherd after he testified he supplied typhold germs | i . tt 2 _preciates the magnitude of the problem solved here,” “Now that the project has been | successful conclu- it does not appear to have eens Shepherd informed him 8 or 10 a years ago that one day he would | and that he said he)! dian of a rich boy. John Rush, Was prevente 1 by objections from testifying that he found Shepherd. paid only $4 income tax last year, and that he was given back $1 of that amount. Another bit of evidence kept from the record was the statement. ry Mrs. Stella Carson of Linden, formerly a housekeeper in the. that Mrs. Shep-| Ta., herd had removed some jewelry. from the body of Mrs. McClin- tock. The question and were expunged from the record and the jury warned to disregard the matter. Through E. M. Rubel, a_ Pro- bate Court clerk, the will of Billy McClintock was Introduced and was read to the jury by Crowe. Eva Nelson, a maid for Shepherds, testified that “Mr. Ril- ly’’ asked her to witness his sig- her attest it. More Liberty for Jury. In his successful effort to have Miss Gehling’s testimony and the excerpt from Shepherd's letter to her remain in the record, the prosecutor agreed the jury that the letter was other. than a business document. To re- veal the epistle as a “love letter” | or to point out to the jury any’! indiscretions of which Shepherd and taught Shepherd how to slay | was guilty would be highly preju- Billy McClintock with them, and _§ dicial, that Rongetti had gone first to a newspaper with his story rather than to authorities. Asked About Indictment. The final question asked by “Stewart was whether Rongetti had. been indicted. | } ' | The argument between counsel | precipitated by the question finally | was taken into the judicial cham- | bers. | being confined One success greeted the defense’s | efforts today, however, when it was) shown that a secret laboratory at- tributed to Shepherd by the prose- | cution actually was in his room. which adjoined that of Mrs. Emma! Nelson McClintock, and to which Mrs. McClintock had access at all | times. State's Attorney Crowe indicated | the secret laboratory as an impor-| tant link in the State's chain of cir- | cumstantial evidence against Shep-. | | Crowe agreed. The jury, some members of which have been isolated for more’ than three weeks, judge today for more liberty, petitioned tend a theater tomorrow and will be taken automobile riding. The jurors also asked to be permitted to walk in nearby Lincoln Park as a break in the monotony of in stuffy quarters during the long trial. Attendants who would been present at the have Pope, who waited with a license when the youth died, assisted at the wedding today of Dudley Pope’ and Miss Virginia Buell. Miss Isabelle Pope was not present. Pope is her cousin. His best man was Edward Lootweller, who was Billy’s roommate at Dartmouth University, and Miss Pope’s sister | -~herd when yesterday he won the! Elizabeth was a bridesmaid. right to go abort establishing the, necessary ‘‘corpus delicti’’ in his own Way. The laboratory adduced through Anna Beckford, | formerly a maid in the McClintock home, to which the Shepherds | went to live after Mrs. Shepherd | had renewed a schoolday friendship | with Mrs. McClintock. In the matter of the will-memo- randum, the defense was partly successful in that Judge Lynch ruled that it might be introduced later as defense evidence. Additional testimony as to Shep- herd’s {mpoverished status, and. his expectation of some day com- ing into wealth was brought out ' -PAROLED AFTER 16 YEARS testimony was! SHE RETURNS TO WORKHOUSE: ‘| Delaware Woman, Convicted Murder in 1907, Is Convinced World Does Not Want Her. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. WILMINGTON, Del., of June 13.— ‘Finding herself unwanted by the| 'outside world and | place to place, iin August, through testimony by Jerome Ma: tillo ef Indianapolis, Louls Sbarbaro. Matillo, a carpenter, sent to Tex- as by Shepherd to bulld a summer home for Mrs. McClintock, testified he once heard Shepherd say to his Ind., and brother: “Never mind about W]!- lis; he will come out of this with his pockets full.’’ Sbarbaro, Chicago civil service employe, unc.e of John Sharbaro, an assistant State's Attorney, and formerly a restaurateur, testified. ST;LOUS PosT-osparcr ®! MINERS TO AID POLICE | Union Men oy Nove Scotia Strike ote th ta” LITZER. bee Paty ~~ a ae = Publishin elfth Boulevard and Olive Street. . Sinner Audit Bureau of Circtilations.) MEMBER OF THE 2 ASSOCIATED PRESS ! | Afsoctated Press Is exctuetvely en. | news dispatches credited to {t or not other- | wise credited in this paper and alan the jo- cai newa publishet therein All rights of | republication of special dispatches herein, ere alm reeerved. SUBSCRIPTION DATES. PY MAIL. IN. Dally and enn one year. -see-$10 00 | one year... Daily. without Sunday. 00 | Sunday only. one vear.......... 00 | Remit either by postal order. “exprosa | money order or $t. Louls exchange.. Delivered by omy enevier or out-of-town | a Dally only. 650c¢ Sunday. 100 « Aa A a 1879. Bel) Olive 6600 ° ithe workhouse. | By the Aseoctated Presa. | sworn ,488 an auviliary to the local police shunted Mrs. Mary 74 years old, who was paroled 1923, after serving 16 years of a life sentence for mur- der, at her request has returned /to the workhouse, from which place She was paroled. from A. Pow- ell, Mrs. Powell was convicted in 1907! he ended |of murdering Essie Albine during a! ee rt ot hie 'jJealous rage. |years she was granted a parole and | |a home was provided for her by a |family at Elsmere, who later asked | ‘the Parole Board to find other | quarters for 7 fa ad After serving the aged woman. Since that time, Mrs. Powell hus | crifted from one family to anoth- er and, after 16 months of free- dom, she became homeless, and the authorities ordered her returned to i Area to Patrol Streets. NEW HARTFORD, N. S. June 113.—Fifty members of the IU'nited | Mine Workers of America were. in today as special con- Stables to patro! the streets and act | force in maintaining order during | ‘the strike of the workmen of the | British Emptre Stee] Corporation. Five thousand miners attended ithe funeral this afternoon of William Davis, who was shot down _by a steel corporation policeman during the rioting Thursday when the power station was wrecked by Strikers and the company’s stores! looted. at the celebration |, of the official opening of the new | detective sergeant, | answer. the) nature to the document and had’ not to remind. the and , Aas a result will be permitted to af- | marriage of. Billy McClintock and Miss Isabelle! | statement | the meeting last night at | was | Essen, his statement ecuting ; been especially difficult,’ he said. “This is a common of many great achievements. ' build a road an a bed of salt, uble through this area, ardous in the extreme at the be- ‘ginning. But the engineers dis- covered early that the salt bed was insoluble in the residuent solution in evaporation. “Consequently a part of the road is built upon a solid layer of salt, and the layer is permanently pro- tected from disintegration by a clay cutoff wall. In the _ con- struction work, horses could be employed only with the’ greatest difficulty; all fresh water had to be hauled for many miles, and, for \several miles the roadbed was ‘completely submerged tw brine for months at a time.” The Secretary praised the work of the roadbuilders, and _ also launched into cost figures. The cutoff cost $380,000, of which $234, 000 was furnished by the Government, he declared. sol- oe a o| CITIZENS Fi FAIL TO DEMAND RESIGNATION OF COUNTY SHERIFF Continued from Page One. | Prosecuting Attorney and booed the Rev. Mr. Johnston. “Name the man, “Get another speaker! | someone else!” ‘the edge of the crowd called, ‘‘Let him talk, give him a chance.” Mueller walked up close to the speaker and the speaker’s. “Put up or shut up,” ed, shaking his hand alof’ up or sut up.” The chear3 and boos increased in volume. ‘There were more cries of ‘put him out,” ' “let him talk,” ‘‘give him time.” Mueller Finally Withdraws. he shout- “It’s tommyrot that the law can't be enforced,’ the Rev. Mr. Johnston went on and Muslier, ap-, parently satisfied that he hzd won his point retired. ‘“They’re get ting results in the city. Lovk what Miller has done there. “But out here the law can’t be ‘enforced, they tell us. It is this ‘contempt for the good citizens that makes revolutonsi.’’ The speaker | paused as though for applause, but there was none forthcoming. A ‘school boy, erudite in _ history, 'called in a piping voice, ‘There revolutions here Mister.”’ why there 'haven’t been any for a long time, “That’s no reason shouldn’t be,” the Rev. Mr. John- ston retorted. ‘If re He stopped short as Martin Rasmus- sen, assistant to Mueller, beside him. Rasmussen i scaemsjecens handles county for Mueller, “I would like to hear the man Rasmussen, shouted in impassioned tones. ‘I haven’t taken a drink since I have been in office. I used to be an au- tomobile salesman and I took a drink occasionally but now I am an officer of the law and I don’t drink.”’ With his appearance the Mr. Johnston retived. ard of Wellston, who presided at the gathering, closed the meeting by reminding them that Mueller had invited them to come to nis office to make affidavits on condi- tions. After the meeting had dispersed ; Mueller’s staff was fm his office | ready for business. No one came | UD, however, except a few friends | Who congratulated Mueller and Rasmussen on their oratorical ef- forts. | Wilmas Censured by Autenricth. Wilmas was severely censured Rev. 'yesterday morning by Albert Au- | | tenrieth, chairman of tha County |Republican Committee in a state- in fresh water, which drains seemed haz- | which it lies after the spring James How- | | | characteristic To } EE — tt tt ttt tt. tt sis Se ee - | } ' | ' ' | | i ! " they shouted, | Let's hear | while someone cn) ended when thrust his face mear | / guns. “Put . ‘ermath of a trip by | brother, killed Half an hour before Genna and! cht | | tified appeared | : ‘Genna cases in the northern part of the) ‘when the gangsters’ 'sters leaped from their ‘man Charles Walsh also fe | heels. I officer ment in which he declared Wilmaa | harmlessly. Two | Were scouring the GANGSTERS AND POLICE SHOOT IT “il One of Whom Is Slain, Two Captured. /FIGHT FOLLOWS THREE DEAD, | Chicago Patrolmen' Assassinated by Gunmen, | Man Entombed in Mine RETALIATION TO TOLL MILLER DEMANDS Cheers His hescuers WEASURE SUGGESTED LOYALTY OF EMPLOVES ‘Foreman Reports Having Talked to Robert Hill, Trapped by Falling Rock Since Thursday. | | By the Associated Press. GRASS VALLEY, Cal., June 13. | —The voice of -Robert Hill, a | miner, who has been entombed by | /a cavein in the Baltic mine of the | | Alta Combination mine near here, | ‘since Thursday, cheered today the | i'miners who are attempting to) ‘rescue him. Robert Bedford, in| |charge of the rescue work, report- | CHASE IN AUTOS ed he had talked to Hill. | Third Policeman Critically Wounded — General Cleanup of Criminals Or- dered After the Fight. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 13.—Chicago gangland and Chicago policemen met tody and as a result two po- licemen were shot to death, anoth- |, er probably fatally wounded, one gangster was killed and his two companions captured in one of the most desperate and pistol fights in the city’s history. Tonight 6000 Chicago policemen city in what Chief of Police Morgan A. Collins described as a relentless and mer- ciless drive on gangland and scores of suspects have been taken into | custody. The policemen and the gangsters met on the southwest side and the pistol fight followed a 6)-mile-an-_| which | chase gangsters’ they wita automobile the was wrecked and from their machine hour cal fumbled blazing Young Policeman the Hero. The hero of the fight was Wil- liam Sweeney, a young policeman, who escaped unscathed the fussil- | lade of killed bullets that wounded or his three comrades and then Singlehanded killed of the gang ers after wounding them. True to the gangland one code, of police were was the aft- the gangsters to avenge the death of Angelo (enna, gang leader, slain a few weeks ago. Michael Genna, his was the gangster shot and today. silent through hours ing, but tonight the satisfied that the fight his men began their savage with the detective squad, men tried to assassinate an motorist several miles from the scene of the fight. They emp- tied sawed-off shotguns and pistols at the.car, but missed the occupant. The police tonight believe that and his companions that ambuscade and six gun- in it out. Auto Wrecked, police auto met the gang- machine racing over a South- Side boulevard and gave The race Was ended after a two-mile run at breakneck speed, car crashed The three gang- Car police car drew up a few feet away and decided to shoaeat Gangsters’ The sters’ west + " cnase. into a light pole. and the four detectives tumbled. ;out. A shotgun volley met them. Patrolman Harold Olson, driver 9t | the police car, was dropped in his tracks and a moment later Patrol- ll fatally wounded. The two policemen left advanced with blazing pistols until | Segt. Michael Conway collapsed, shot through the chest and prob- | wounded. gangsters took to their ‘atrolman Sweeney, who was uninjured, started in pursuit of Michael Genna. Genna turned as the policeman advanced and aimed his shotgun directly at the but the hammer clicked ably fatally Then the ‘and Mueller were passing the buck |gun away and ran with the police- (on law enforcement conditions. |declared “someone is money” from law elements. Wilmas did not and reply to did not appea- at his political scalp was to have deputies were originally backed by the county machine headed by ¥rea but is said to have come to loggerheads with the machine over his intractability. Mueller, who was also backed by the machine for election. its said present. Wi!imas to have suffered a lessening of the! support of the old line Repubti- cans and as a result is receivinz,!, along with Wilmas the condemna-.| tion of the machine because of enforcement conditions. ' “Someone Getting Money.” “Everybody knows what resorts are running in St. Louis County,’’ Autenrieth declared yesterday in criticising and Wilmas. Mueller. |away, Sweeney shot him dead and he crashed through a basement! his) He | man still in pursuit and firing at getting | every step. breaking | Genna started into the basement of a building a block | Window. waich | | ward Leaving Genna without a back- glance, the patrolman sped = pursuit of the other two gun- Of all gangaters, and Sweeney, shooting to dcealimg with those who kill police. | ! 1en who had boarded a street car. | the car stopped as Sweeney clam- bered aboard and he knoc! ked one of the gangsters down and over- powered the other after a struggle in which other policemen who had joined in the chase took part. General Drive on Gunmen. The two captured men gave the names of John Scali, alias Scali-ve and Albert Ammalino. Chief (ol- lins ordered an immediate roundup and laxity the in | attributed of the law men, and asserted that the men ‘captured “should be indicted, tried ' “The Sheriff should! raid them for the sake of common/§ decency and to keep the pledge he, made to the Re before he was elected. “I won't say who it is, but geome- one is getting money from these elements,”” meaning the forces of the law - violators. Autenrieth pointed out that Mrs. Thompson had voluntarily gathered evidence f dry law violations against six ounty saloon keepers. The Sheriff's office and the Pros- Attorney’s office think they are fooling the people by “passing the buck,” Autenrieth declared. publican Committee | 27 Years in) St. Louis GLASSES For far and near, This incl udeg $ 50 frame, testing and e service ee Moritz Optical Co. 609 N. BROADWAY sSsters and caught the two oth-. the captured gunmen remained stolidly | question- uniden- | were. believed | that they had been detected by the! , | police who says he saw me drinking,” | a former service man, | as the. It is estimated the cave-in had | cibeiead about 60 feet o*% the tun-, i'nel in which Hill was trapped |when he and the other miners| ‘were leaving the workings Thurs- | day. Hill stopped to pick up tools) and the rock and e.rth in the , tunnel fell while he was doing it. The tunnel is only large enough) ‘to permit three men to work in it at a time, and thus is being done | 'continuously in relays. Hill’s wife | and two children have remained in lis drilled through solid rock. This; | precaution | subsequent cave-in. the mine company’s office since he | was entombed. ‘Bll’ Daley, party, estimates that the between the rescuers and the im- prisoned miner is not more than 10 feet. r Daley also conversed with Hill today, it later developed. Hill's first words in reply to a question by Daley as to how he was getting along inside. “I'm all right but I’m cold and hungry.” Daley immediately ordereq the imprisoned man to recreat back in the tunne] in the far end which | one of the rescue — Hill | any | was taken that might not be caught under The conversation with Hill was | carried on through the air pipe, which paaie: through the debris. — | —————— ‘and hung this afternoon.’ Mayor | William E. Dever tindorsed the drive on gangsters and gunmen. “We are going to put an end to the gunmen in Chicago,’’ he said. “They trom Chicago or jailed.” } Today's battle recalled the as- | 'Sassination last December of Don | 'O'Banion, gang leader who was | ‘shot to death in his flower shop by | | four assassins, and the death cf | Angelo Genna a few weeks ago. He | 'was shot as he rode in his automo- bile. The funerals of these two | } | igang leaders were said to have-| been the most pretentious ever held | in Chicago. O’Banion’s casket cost | '$10,000 and that of Genna was of. solid silver. | An inquest into the death cf | Michae] Genna and the two police- | /men was opened today, but contin- ued indefinitely. Robert E. Crowe, Srate’s Attorney, said he would call a special session of the grand jury evidence in the case. — to hear TOWN’S SEARCH FOR PAROLED BANK LOOTER ENDS HERE ae Contiames ‘thins Page One. Mrs. port, Boozell of Bridge- made a business trip to St. Louis. She is of » A. Boozell, president of the Bridgeport Bank & Trust Co., who died time after the failure from what friends said was worry and grief over the affair. The lL-oozeH family was reputed to have lest upwards of $20,000 in the bank crash, and Mrs. Boozell. was one of those who did not think Laugh- lin had punished sufficient- Iv. She, in fact, was a leader in ficht to bring Laughlin back prison term. Eliza beth. the widow vice some been the for a longer Heard Name Mentioned. It chanced that Mrs. Boozell had at the International ‘Life Insurance Company's office in| 'the International Life Building, at! Fighth and Chestnut streets. While transacting business there she ac- eidentally heard the name “Roy Laughlin’ mentioned. “T used to know a man by that | name. Does he work here?” she| ‘inquired, ma i? ers. Ww Bridgeport occasion to cecal! He's one of the bookkeep- | Boozell returned to. Sheriff Sims! hen Mrs. she told where he could get his man. Yes- terday morning the Sheriff and/| Andy Faust, a business man a to launch a counter attack. 9 ple were ‘now — hands, and it is likely Laughlin will | soon be back in Bridgeport. The town remembers him as he! was before the lure of sudden | his neighbors’ money. Looking | back now, the Bridgeport citizens | realize that Laughlin always lived | beyond his means. His salary at its} peak as only $127.50 a month, yet'| he bought and _e stocked a large farm and had a handsome house in Bridgeport. Like most banks in small towns the Bridgeport Bank & Trust Co.| was managed almost entirely by | its cashier. The president and dl- rectors were business men or farm-/' ' ers who entrusted actual operation to Laughlin. The depositors were therefore absolutely at his mercy.! Yet no one doubted Roy. He was) a member of the First Baptist. Church, a moving spirit in civic enterprises and a patron of Bridge- rort culture. He organized Christ- | mas funds in the Sunday school, kept the church money in his tank, induced sqpool children to'| save their pennies and by one sav- ings club or another got deposits from almost every responsible fam- rin the community. e- robbed us all,"’ said Andy/| Faust, with some rancor, when | interviewed yesterday. "Wei ail trusted him and he took advantage of us. Now we don't intend for him to sneak out of his punish- ment.’’ . They are shaking their grimly in Bridgeport today. Laughlin’s coming back to the music. heads Roy! face HUNDREDS OF _-- | CASUALTIES IN CANTON BATTLE. Page One. a4 fending forces without riv er trans- | port facilities and therefore unable Cc ontinued from. Innocent Are Stoned. After landing, the Kwangtung troops gave the surrendering forces | no consideration, although the de- feated troops had voluntarily given up theirarms. The winning forces ithen began looting the city. Revolting scenes followed in all | parts of the city, many of which 'were witnessed by Europeans from | the foreign quarter. Innocent peo- | stoned and beaten by | mobs. Ten thousand Cantonese troope) are on the Canton side of the river, all wearing red neckties. | su debris ad | ss =} toll bill is passed. faaiaiaia already are tn Gov. Baker’s/|tin, another member, concurred in |The value of that |, would advantageous to | proach, the tax will : but lerty on which we | before the bridge was built should ‘because St. |of the Municipal Bridge | were ‘ship which carries free tuition for of; Their success in capturing the city) East Side Threatens to Treble. Assesment on Unused Deck of Municipal’ Bridge. A plan of retaliation has been Mgt on gne East Side in case prebe municipal bridge tolls from nonresidents of Missouri by passing Mayor Miller’s ordinance for the tolls. The plan is to treble the as- sessment on the Illinois end of the unused railroad, deck. As is known, the toll ordinance has been introduced in an effort to force retirement of opposition to the request that the Illinois Legis- lature exempt the bridge from taxes in Illinots. St. Clair County wants the taxes and its legislative representatives oppose the exemp- tion. The Legislature will adjourn in a week. Stewart Campbell, a member of the St. Clair County Board of Re- _ylew, told a Post-Dispatch reporter that the assessment on the bridge | approach would be trebled if the Patrick F. Mar- the this assertion. Warren Hamill, | thira member, declined to make a statement without consulting his colleagues, but Campbell and Mar- spectacular are going to be cleaned up, driven | wealth led him to speculate with / tin were of the opinion that Hamill would agree with them. Tax Only on Rail Approach. “Wedo not want to take the po- sition of the dog in the manger,” Campbell sald, We want it clearly un- proach has been taxed and that we) never have taxed that part of the. bridge used by vehicles and pedes- trians, “The railroad approach, about only way I have to fight its iniqui-’ ° | three miles long, is a white ele- | phant on the hands of St Louis. “but we are tired of | hearing the Fourth of July orations | of certain St. Louisans who becloud | tion than I have fingers or toes, ithe issue. | derstood that only the railroad ap- Louis carries out its threat to | — ‘of St. ee ee ee Says They Must Be in Harmony With Administration or Lose Jobs, definition of loyalty,” sald Miller. “‘No man who {gs not ing to accept the principles which this administration elected is entitled to stay And, tnsofar as the charter mits, I will see that they don't there. “This administration was to do certain things. very start it encountered an vicious and malicious conspiracy om the part of three of our daily papers to embarass it. They lied more about the adm “The greatest liability to the Louis is the Post- |Whenever I have found a it has been my aim*to step on ‘head, aind that is what I Propose to do with the Post-Dispatch. The” ty and viciousness is with © mouth, and as long as I can The fact that it is not used is no and can get somebody to listen, [. reason why we shoutd not tax It. i will talk. The assessed value of the ratiroad | is on our books at $475,000. part taxed, bridge on the Illinois might be taxed is easily $3,000,000, the assessed valuation of which be half that amount, or) / more than three times the present ' assessed valuation. | “If we are shown that it will be! St. Clair County to take the tax off the railroad ap- | be removed, no reason why prop- collected taxes we see merely bridge be exempt from taxation Loufs built a there that isn‘t used.’’ Tax Was $41,762 in 1924. Taxes on the railroad approach | in 1924) only $41,762, according to/'! figures compiled by Dan O'Connell, a member of the Board of Asses- sors of St. Clair County. Taxes | ee for 1924 for all of the Illinois por- ig tion of the Fads Bridge were /$121,968. O'Connell said that he believed that a majority of the five members of the Board of As- sessors would favor the ‘retaliation suggested since it seemed just to! im. The Board of Review would have authority to make the assess- | ment in the event the Board of | Assessors did not do so, Campbell | said. Miss Rohan Wins Scholarship. | Miss Catherine Rohan, daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rohan, | of 330 Summit avenue, Webster) Groves. is the winner of ascholar- a full four-year course at Webster Arthur | held up and robbed of $157 by two” young men about 8:30 last night. Guldhaus had parked his car, pre- Its opposition is my recommendation. ‘approach, the only part now being “No Efficiency Without Kratsky, emphasizing that of the! Spoke only as a private citizen, side which | Serted that ‘‘without loyalty fg city employe, irrespective of Laundry Driver Robbed of $157, Edward Guldhaus, 3126 Pennsyle vania avenue, a driver for the 3.7 was Anderson Laundry, paratory to making a delivery, tween Washington boulevard ond | | Olive street on Sarah street. ~ BAYS HES BEING But from on pe FD BECAUSE HIS NAME IS KOELN apadpeitianiigiiend ‘ “ Mayor Miller, addressing a ist Koeln, Fire Depart- ering at a banquet in honor of «” ae recent city appointee, at the Amiel ment Master Mechanic, | ican Annex Hotel, last nig charged that there exists a co Brother of Collector ‘acy between three St. Louig n papers to embarass his ad Koeln, to Lose Job. tration. K The charge was meade before g h gathering of about 450 men TER PROVISION women, at a testimonial dinner B honor of Alex. J. Filiplak, recently | IS ~—— IGNORED ys appointed Associate City Cou e h and attended by a number of to Miller appointees and city o ° tm Fille j and Judges. The Mayor spoke t ve a G Sys- co lowing an address by Robert co Kratky, attorney, manager of tem” in the Shops, Direc- ‘de ler’s campaign for Mayor, whe } fended the Mayor's interp tor of Public Safety De- | sit of loyalty in the discharge and ye pointment of city employes. “4 clares. “Must Accept the Principles” ou “IT agree with Mr. Krat ’ | att ky in “I am being fired because my iye e is Koeln,” declared Christ | a fjoeln, master mechanic of the | th re Department, and brother of | pl llector Edmond Koeln, in speak- b last evening of his dismissal, | hich is to take effect July 1. Col- | ag or Koeln is a political antago- | sit t of Mayor Miller. - | # Koeln’'s dismissal, announced | 3 terday by Director Brod of the|y partment of Public Safety, iIsih latest of a series of removals, if the 7% weeks of the Miller ad- inistration, which have raised the | ay estion whether the city charter | th lly employes in the) N ssified service against dismissal | tr political causes. Chairman Hertenstein of the Ef- ; *: jency Board expressed his be- | fo f that the charter should be | mended in order to give such pro- ion, as the present charter visions are contradictory and | rtain, though the spirit of the wu rter appears to be against po-}te protects an h m fr er or not he is of the same al dismissals in the classified fo cal faith as his chief, there cap ce. a no efficiency whatsoever.” Statement of Director Brod. 4 “An election to a municipal | | ploye is a mandate,” he said. “98 Director Brod, in making the an- | he for the people to say who Rig uncement, referred to the dis- Ww perior shall be. If he finds he ery that some work for city of- | not be loyal to the superior ls, work not directly connected |¥ by the pecple, the only hon ith the Fire Department's needs, | to thing for him to do is resign. been done in the department th can be no alternative for dish ps, directed by Koeln, at Twen,- 4” ' but summary dismissal. Paat street and Washington ave- ™ perience has proved that the However, the director said ©¢¥ zens heartily approve such action.” removal of Koeln was not = Others present included en this discovery. He sald | P | Judges Rosecan and Beck, had made an investigation and | Attorney Sidener, Circuit J concluded that Koeln “didn’t | © Hall and Landwehr, Pro is ve a good system” in the shops. th Judge Frank B. Grodsky, City Koeln. who has held his position jt Counselor Sentil and associate years, ranks next to the Fire {oa assistant city counselors. Dr, B ef in pay, his salary being $3300 Rommer was toastmaster and & year. He is subject to call 24} suest of honor was presented wih rs a day. attending all second- | hi an automobile, the gift chiefly of rm fires. and he has never taken ‘alo Polish- Americans. vacation. Known as a “handy” | ag nin all sorts of mechanical |e rk. he has been asked occasion- | th to do work for friends, outside | w official duties. st Koeln said that neither Director bal d nor Chief Alt, from whom his | bu ice of dismissal came, had eald | th word to him about the odd jobs | jg» e in the shops. Dp “If they had asked me about ft,” | ep said, “I would have told them | of tthe work was done on my own | e, ané without use of any city | in terial. A man not connected | ith the department told me oa | t the report as to those odd was made to Mayor Miller by | Then Genna threw the | Promoted Conwy | _Bridgeport, came to St. Louis. Sher-/| was attributed to the leadership of | ‘iff Sims and city detectives arrest-; Russian officers. sav erties "787° "| POLICEMAN SLAIN IN HOLDUP panv's offices. “I guess you know me, Roy,” the 27,000 Taken From Detroit Bank Recovered; Four Held. | Sheriff said. | | “Oh, yes,” said Laughlin. By the Associated Press. Blames Plight to “Spite Work.” DETROIT. Mich.. June 13.—An | Laughlin, in his cell at Police attempt by four men to rob the Headquarters, last night refused to Central Savings Bank branch was frustrated today, but only after a discuss but briefly the charges patrolman had been killed and a |College, formerly Loretto College. iat Webster Groves. The award waa made as a result of Miss Rohan’s ‘scholastic record In Nerinx Hall, formerly Loretto Academy. against him. He said he wished to ee eee — a - ;consult his attorney, State Senator 12-year-old boy perhaps fatall Josenh Brogan, to whom he wWa8! wounded. The $27,000 wieaal the] ‘6TH & LUCAS | paroled, before mak.ng a staté-/| -qnpers seized was recovered. Pa- | 1428 Salisbury 6214 Faston ment. — Pe crore Casimir Kaliszewski was | pete gto grants atteeeneine sae eine | lowski, 12, was shot in the neck | URR CANE GRANULATED | x . ‘| by a stray bullet from the robbers’ out. He has frequently written | guns and may die. | | friends in Bridgeport since his re- Four men were rounded ‘up by | ic P e declare Although | . , desea a «ing ace gre eaten omnee er within two hours | Laughlin int.mated there were|— oF She Beene: 2 1 4g OO | others involved in the bank’s fat!- | = ‘ure. He attributed his reindict- | | ment to “spite work.” It is not known if he will waive | extradition, but indications § are| that he will However, the} WM. DUGGAN 609 FRANKLIN The Home of a Complete KALTERAUFSCHNITT Elegantly Prepared Home Bolled Ham— {$§ cholee cut ......... - The Frankfurters I sell have a. greater food value than any. Frankfurters in town, especial- ly adapted for outings; average 4 to the pound. | 2-inch Sandwich-cul Fancy Im- | ported Swiss Cheese, pound... C WE CARRY ae iane oe gh-Grade CO EE Forbes’ “na TA A 3e pound reduction on Butter whes | _buying Coffee ofr _Tea. |OUR 60¢ TEA IS OF UNUSUAL VALUE | OUR “B5e COFFEE. 3 LBS. $1.00 IS THE BEST BUY IN THE CITY. : KOUR FAVORITE BRAND OF MALT | AT POPULAR PRICES, Mali LBs. OF OUR EVER-GOOD COFFEE | “THAT Re 10U8 BLEND” aoe "SOc i ibs. $1. 45 | aa eae 686 |, CHEESE UOC BORDEN’S MILK Tall 3 74 : Cans for [4 6 to Teseden und Wednesday DOUBLE) JEAGLE STAMPS] not. Tomorrow Alright Mee a mild, vegetable lazative ete —— ‘Constipation and Bilt- mn keep t a ciiminative functions emesis mR JURICRS— Little Ae One-third the regu- lar dose. Made of same ingredients, then candy coated. or ehildren ouR | adults. SoLD BY YoU - ee ee Orders Given Prewpt Atienties Ui REMLEY Specials for Monday sic ) E ‘S GS ENDS Hamburger MILK 6th and Franklin juicy and tender. ROUND Guaranteed «trictly 5S “oe limit The king pin of Pound Large tall cans. “Where the Crowds Go" Cut from corn- SIRLOIN RIB fresh. No extra charge seasoning meat. Sunshine 6-can limit. SW cer MIDGET PICKLES R-oz. jar; real 40¢ val. Dill. Pickles Quart jer; @ real 45 DK. on eu ao ke Oe oxi SHRIMP Ne. 1 size can; « mi 1fe can vaelue...... SPANISH QUEEN OLIVES Quart pill e real 60 value .. se iets ie -"I did fix a Christmas tree stan e3 or Koeln. Mday | Man who was discharged from | shopa recently. a ,a Did Jobs on Own Time. 7 a 9 the son of Charlie Reglil, secre- | to the Fire Chief. Regti fur- be ed the material. and I did the on my own time. I varnished | tables for my brother. Col- | at’ the shops one| took the glass aqua-/ from the Collector's office al- & year ago, telling Ed I would ir it, but I have never got md to that job. and the aqua- is still at the shop. © material berongtng to the Wag used on any private job me. A few firermen helped me & porch at my house. It was their day off. I have receipted for the material, and am to look them up.’ i In said that, through his with the department, he & num@er of material dea}- and that he had sometimes . his friends to “get good on certain materials. This rf Was mentioned by Director yesterday, though not to reece rene 7 Onler Issued by Brod. director Issued an order ome immediate discharge of hig subordinates who should *ervices of firemen or de- | i mechanics for private Pool who used officials to ob- Unts for friends bevtnell 1 Or supplies. Case mentioned by Director a. the building of a porch . “Hh ome of William , Panzer, ® Chief. by firemen. Pan- yesterday that the fire- Mie work on their days} “ cent’s worth of city Ap. used,” he said. “They e py and I did the work.”’ = Sections Cited. Eric: airman Hertenstein of *ncy Board was asked as Protection afforded by the Loninat discharge for po- “auses, he pointed to two. ames ll inal fe- -

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1925. . : | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 FRocwns WSHEIS BEING. Immigrant Wins College TENNESSEEBAR |TRAINOVERTURNS |KILLS 10-YEAR-OLD CHUM |WFEDESINPOSI ALT OF EMPLoves RED BECAUSE HIS --c2ree i” Four Fears’ To ecTeuTe AUTO 4 TIMES SHOWING HIM “REAL GUN’ pyct MAN URINE Julius Bernard Maller, Lith- Schoolmate 12, Produces His Father’s Auto- | —— : ¢ 5 ee ; ‘Omaha Couple, in Death They Must Bein Harmony NAME K KEIN uanian, Earns His Own pon | RASS CONDUCT TRIO ESCAPES matic and Friend Points at Objects : py ed ey the Parents of Way by Working 19° Gc 7 we) oo | sj er Le With Air Rifle. Five Young Children Lose Jobs. ' Hours a Day While Mas-| Beg (tit : | a . | Ivbrist Koeln, Fire Depart-| eee. ~—sC 3 | Resolution Calls Upon Fed-/Two Women and Child | osiniciniaahiainaidl at 62 banquet in poner of a ' Master Mechanic, es oS Oa a : : tering High School and A desire on the part of Charles ,exploding cartridge and “Glen” OMAHA. Neb., June 13—Mrs city appointee, at the Amer. , ‘ sto) his head. Charles returned the John Worthen and her husband last Washington U Cour es a a eG eral Jurist to E >Use Him- Only Slightly gs agg se 12 years 01d, to show vf! a/ sank to the floor with a bullet tn! Annex Hotel, last night, ¥ ses.| & eee fetes LF 7 . ° “real a” ni): ed that there exists a conspir. | Brother of Collector : Bs NS self From Bench Pending Though Machine Is De- lat era oA ct nastics rex rifle to the closet and ran to the! night entered into a suicide com- etween three St. Louis news. ts ae “2 Bs ns hee 5 : ° : ° | F ee oP ; . Coffer home, summoning Mrs. Cof- | pact and drank poison from which 3 to embarass his adminig._ | Koeln, to Lose Job. Arriving in this country from i Bre We ae Inquiry. molished in County. |chum, 10-year-old Glenwood Cof-/rfer “Glen” was removed to City | sire Worthen died during the n Kovno, Lithuania, with 25 centsin/! 4 3 Sie ee - fer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel | Hospital, where he died at 2 p. m.! ie wi but from which the husban4 Coffer, 1114A Mallinckrodt strect,/ Without regaining consciousness. ——_ 2 Bb charge was made before a ‘his pocket in May, 1921, Julius : —) oeegiethapwiamaysgteeen! - ei. creme | $32,000 ON DRAFTS FIVE OTHERS HURT | an automatic rifle telonging to his|struck by flying metal from an) jice surveillance and should he re- of Alex. J. Filiplak, recently inted Associate City Counselor, higher education that enabled him| + 9am Bs ait Bn es stepfather. Police have accepted! «splosion on a lot at Fourteenth | cover from the poson, will be tried attended by a number of oth er > f ees " Beg ae . ° s’ , : | ct ( or wb gers - S to learn the English language, a: aa Se : Liquidator for Closed Bank Dri oe preages story that he did not know and Branch strect. The panes tor murder, the Nebraska law mek- Mavor anoke ¢ “K J PDidn t Have a’ Good YS-|complete a fows-year high school! * #aaumeue ee eee , aves Says Victim Darted Ch ’ sn hg io Se eee by] the survivor of a suicide pact SAVOPr Spoke {ole » See sree “ >, “SoS - *ge 4 ; a “Gi = , ie |G ¥ : j é >] iv n , av Salad and win a Bachelor of Arts| | (jg ro le Notifies Him to Make aries and “Gien” were in the| Glenwood striking at a pile of (ng Sian ere 3.4 ' ”? in the Shops, Direc- | From Between a String | fifth grade at Clay Public | rubbish with a stick. He had then | guilty of murder. manager of Mil. ‘School and have been chums/ carried his chum a distance of six: The Worthens have five ehtldren ‘degree from Washington Univer- Rare RE ee M ivor, wh 9 Ine P bli S f . D si : : 7 ™ little more than _— ae Oe ge. ; cae . : a . Settlement on Protested | fA R ked Ch for thre , lo k , th Ww { h h r’'s interpretation’ tor of ubiic Oarery €-|sity, all in etl , ur Re a > : | oO utos Far on Cr- | ‘hree years, Charles told); ‘socks to © emnarr ome.!the oldest 19 and the youngest 1 scharre a as al . | ‘years. a ye | Paper in Three Days. : prea at the North Market | Charies told police. Further ques-'year old. Mrs. Worthen was 25 Er een nin ven “PSs clares. | He landed tn this country with- CS nenpeepag okee Street. presen Pg om nagrtaa the shootine. pesemgeae bought forth the account of!and Worthen 39 years of age. ; pa S845 ae ines ‘Ss A ; - : . s : ; } ou o'c oc . esterday “Gicn’ it es 10oting, as told, Charles ex- g . ‘ - \ Ww ~ he) ‘ Pp vi ss i | ERN: Special to the Post-Dispatch. / . _ Several months ago Mrs. Wort ust Accept the Principles.” — _ out documentary record of a single | JULIUS BERNARD MALLER. g e ; : _came to Charles’ rome, 3515 Norc): | Plaining that he had _ fabricated sypmitted to an operation, by per o , ° wee Praga sien Tenn., June si Sons Dead. | Eleventh street. Both Charley’ | the first account because he feared |-mission of the courts, to prevei' } of lovalty, said sia Ve : j re “h ay iz e + ts } 7 ie ( — is - a “v re aes me is Koeln,” declared Christ/and with a knowledge of English | tinued. oats ae Briggs ciel * Robert Rosenstengel, 5 years old, | Sepcetner, Harry Weisharr, ajbeing sent to the Booneville Re@ the birth of more children. Because Senet t} srinciples ‘on a hanic of the that included only a few words, Learning English was his first relay yee and aioe > B°) of 3330 Ohio avenue. | teamster, and hls mother, Mrs. | formatory. , of her ill health physicians safd ne 9 accept the principles on @ggeln, master mechanic sf Sci eabeapent , eS ‘ hip. Problem in getting an American for the Western District of Tennes- Injured. |Winnie Weisharr, were away at| Capt. Charles Loepker, in charze|mind would give way entire! ty L , week he received Lig education, but again his knowl- | °°¢: a8 found himself are to be in-| Mrs, Elmer Holstein, 28° years; Work. “Glen” found an old 1ir-jof the North Market Street Sta-| should there be another child. Fur- pesca = iad Ron nota oo | eden at Median Aenduce came to his vestigated by a special committee/o1q@, 123 Mary avenue, St. Louis|Tifle belonging te Charles, accor i- | tion, and detectives accepte);thermore, doctors said the chil last evening of his dismissal, Pensosapigtnan sigacendlsere + aa otha aid: Sieh « i Alter wiintetadas of east — = a. gprsommeron County, body bruises and face lac- — to og latter's account to po-;Charles story of the shootinc. but| probably. would be an !fdiot. beh A é ool {Shelby County ar ss0ciations. | erations. cé. an egan point.ng it at ob-;he is being held at the House of! When the proposition to operai« hich is to take effect July 1. Col- course in the Washington Univer- ns German, French, sem Two hundred and fifty members at- Mrs. Ida Holstein, 49. 9803 Lin-|Jects in the kitchen. Cevetiion as ts eawieniecy tiie Bm det as I ne ‘sity College of Arts and Sciences. | Rol 6 nog a ery i'tended and the vote on the resolu-|coln avenue, St. Louis County, It was then that Charles went to}such cases, pending the outcome of broached, there was a storm of nia bes a ng Pratgy? score seh we ithe oe was unanimous. Only when |gcalp lacerations and body bruises.|2 Closet and produced the .22-cali-| an inquest tomorrow. dignation among the womer,; ' Koeln's dismissal! announced joo a ag a - ina English d afte ‘sagen oO ths f the suggestion was made that tn Alvin Holstein, 3, 123 Mary ave- Ler automatic rifle belonging to| The deaa poy is survived by two. clubs of the country. mand malicious conspiracy on oe ; ’ NE pleasure and recreation, ettenes - : sn, pate a 4 ag ne nica | Judge be told that the social ame- | nue, lacerations of the forehead. his stepfather. Half raising it to brothers and a sister in addition The suicide pact was made la co 2. ? 4 . - Tr j 4 } sc rats at i+ ’ - | ae : art of three of our daily news- gterday by Directo sg | night achool and by Spe gees = | tt scnoo: was ab nitles should be observed by his Charles Goldenberg, 18, 1610' his shoulder, he pulled the trig-|to his parents. The father is a jnight at supper. Mrs. Worthen pu to embarass it. They have partment of Public Safety, is hours a day to work wee study Shaxspeare, recusing himself (To retire from! Henrietta avenue, East 8t. Louis, | &€r. There was the sound of an| mechanic. ithe five children to bed and kissze | |from the day of his arrival. Scholastic Career Here. the bench pending a hearing) while | fractures of the skull and right leg. geex Se inate __|them all good night. In the mean ae) oe eney See It was in November, 1921, that te Investigation was pending oF Gn- Edward Behnen, 9, 1621 Freder- ‘time Worthen had gone to a druc store and with his last cent bougii'! he decided to cast his lot in St. strychnine which he told the dru ris ie ante s at ea , ' > hen heegot home he found th was making the turn, causin it | Ww & ‘Mrs. Worthen had borrowed a littl: vor Miller, addressing a path. af , with Mr. Kratky 4 | gree with , Kratky in his Wier an, being fired because my|year of school work to his credit | practice has never been discon- ; s entitled to stay » d - ‘ “a there. Mtiector Edmond Koeln, in speak- Insofar as the charter per. ’ I will see that they don't stay ministration was elected wetor Koeln is a political antago- 4 sss wee « +} re I it fr ‘Ty +. Ceriadili Liiisl- oOmM the = of Mayor Miller. Start it encountered an open, more about the administra- , be latest of a series of removals, han I have fingers ortoes. @ the 7% weeks of the Miller ad- @ greatest liability to the city ‘* Louis is the Post-Dispatch. ever I have found a reptile, s been my aim“to step on its a lly protects employes in the ida e | since Jan. 1, as compared with 65) berg attempted to make a left turn for the same period a year ago. 'from State street into Alexander | place. The street car, which was i gee But these achievements are not der way was there a voice of dis-|ick street, East St. Louis, fractured | istration, which have raised the /4]] that ornament the record of ; “ wal 9 + ae sent and that subsided quickly. i skull. lehie _— a , zouis when he learned he ile , : ciitiiihiaiaialiiatiies Beestion whether the city charter this prodigy from the European as RE” teacher in the Judge Ross is to be given a Meyer Goldenberg, 4, 1610 Hen- Three Boys Injured, Two Seriously, ' + on . . >» é é ] aa. ~ rh ; 4 . 4 nan a a : . md : Northland. At 22, he is conver- aN “ea Gehan) Recause of his horough investigation. He is to rietta avenue, East St. Louis, scalp | in East St. Louis. the : sant with 19 languages, has cone | -*OMECI9 SCE esters "be given an opportunity to tell why and that is what I propose to : ; : aie: ‘0 é PP yt Y lacerations. Three boys were injured, two of, . 7 sesifie service against dismissal | : ? : 5 Pe SE revious independent study which a ae - ; to collide with another machine ith the Post-Dispatch. The peassified |tributed numerous short SH we ieiale . Te! aed gids he drew drafts for $16,250 on law- Mrs, Helen Burns, 80, 2125A Cass| them critically, when the Ford! ang overturn. The heuiait -arele ra neg | Corte’ from a neighbor, to whon | anc . eal ¢ iad included many leg ele : ‘uc as ow Way I hate to fight its iniqui- political causes. /poems and philosophical articles to noe sug ‘en Coa i eet 8 yers practicing in his court while; avenue, shock and lacerations of| truck in which they were riding | wr. the. Galidahens. tebe “Onimos she said she was ill. , 1? ; 0 ¢ : , cts, e was pe! > pens ( , - 7 . ; ys é | , ad. viciousness is with my iChairman Hertenstein of the Ef- | half a dozen magazines, has Served a iad aati bs oe caidas he had under advisement cases of! the head and face. was struck and overturned at 7 p.! Mandel Goldenberg, a grocer, and After the children had gons : - aet ¢ . ee : - =~ ‘i : Ms . “ ‘ ; nn F ' _ . ) e@ cor S , b ’ “ mmendation Mamended in order to give such pro-|hasg sent back from $10 to $20 a to those taken at school. BS this of the Pebdple’s Savings Bank of Charles Goldenberg, 16, of 1610, p ¢ Tine wes:ascetes inet cies Worthen’s cup or coffee open ah a : he month to destitute relatives and, method of doubling up curriculums Jj; S e ‘he t was t- | ° enrietta av at St nee meee aad Sih et red "ort :] Efficiency Without Loyalty.” ..-@etion, as the present charter | © re | tonic Satggiantaty me I tian Jackson, Tenn., wh ~ it was tot Although the Ford coupe in| Henrietta avenue, East St. Louis, | ———$$___.. poured out first. Worthen got »)i: atsky. emphasizing that he Beovisions are contradictory and friends in Lithuania. he was able at the end of nine tering, drafts for $27,000 and a _the driver of the truck, suffered, Body of Movie Stunt Man Found. | dregs which contained so much of '* a >» : p 7? 4i the ; ; ‘ * ‘ iis ; b on - = : es emia aiden ioe povisions : ; Maller plans to enter Columbia | months to pass examination in sub- check for $4750, which were re-, which they were riding was over- ; fractures of the skull and right leg; MARSHFIELD, Ore., June 13.—‘the poison that he got an overdos ’ | c.i™ ¢ ri ive > ; 7 . = ; - ‘ ~ - ’ ° . 4 - ie Sige it } ; lovalty in e “ae rtain, though the spirit of the | University, in New York, in Sep- jects covering the entire high tained among the assets of the bank turned four times and demolished , his brother, Meyer, 4, scalp lacera-' The body of R. D. Jones. Famous | and may recover from its feffect ‘ Ceeant 1) ut 1OVs iy : ‘ - © a6 ~ . . as “pHare ar : ; _ : ’ , ‘ 7 s " : mplove. irrespective of wheth- }tember to take up os vanced work ' school course of four years, and, until found by the State Bank Ex-| when struck at 6 p. m. yesterday tions and Edward Behnen, 9, 1621 | Players-Laskey movie stunt man, | Sitting at the dilapidated kitch: not } . f the same politi-«* Mica] dismissals in the classified for a Doctor of Philisophy degree, | incidentally, he got a grade of 96 aminer. | by southbound Missouri Pacific Frederick street, East St. Louis, a who was drowned yesterday after- table, husband and wife drank the tT ne OT ne SHAYyYY! - ( SOc ‘ . — . . “ i . . é Ss : . 4 ’ " 7 i entirely Formal Notlce to Settle. | | fractured skull. At St. Mary’s Hos-!| noon while shooting Coquille River poisoned coffee, without sug*r 0 ge but for the summer will remain in jin qa physics course carried . es + » 9846 PAP ras ‘ ° . ‘ ¢ { ' ° « atic . "ite 4 oe . S+. J,ouis to get a little recrea- a+ home. He will be asked why he did not passenger train No. 41 at the Mary pital it was said that recovery of; rapids in a canoe during the film- cream “Then we kissed each -9 M@barter appears to be against po- aith as his chief, there can be ....iievice. clency whatsoever.” : , 5 " : ; ina ‘ tet cia ial * Statement of Director Brod. tion—-the first in four years, as When he tried to follow the observe the canons ef the American | avenue crossing in St. Louis Coun-| Charles Goldenberg and Behnen ing of a picture, was found late to- | other and lay down to die,” Wort): sjection to a municipal em- cree aeitiaum at see a ee ; pal saad tate: tye sar “Tt tg Director Brod, in making the an- he expresses it. He resides at ©6021 came plan at Washington Univer-| Bar Association that provide “that/ty, two women and a 3-year-old | ™ e doubtful. day five miles from where he dis-|en mumbled to the police. mandate,’ he said. ' The accident occurred as Golden- | appeared. ‘ oe hia su-"u6 incement. referred to the dis- Westminster place. sity. however, he found the rules a judge should not tncur obliga- boy escaped serious injury ! t+ Wao il ig ‘ = t , ’ ; 3 = = ‘ . . ores ? ot ~; . ‘ . o ry that some work for city of- Left an orphan at the age of 9. forbade the carrying of outside tions, pecuniarv or otherwise. » superior elected y Is work not directly connected | young Maller early became accuS- gtudy for college credits and had which will in any way interfere or’ e oc le * Oo ee honorable mh the Fire Department's needs, tomed to making his own way in to relax his program for a time, appear to interfere with his devo-| Elmer Holstein, 28 years old, of | ye ¢ iif, THe Ti | ’ ; : ~ 1 ‘ . ‘ ‘ . : , , ° . the department tne world and missing meals now puyt after two years induced the tion to the expeditious and proper 123 Mary avenue, St. Louis County. for him to do is resign. There sad been done in : : : ye : wn = en ot o ss for dislovalt - ps directed by Koeln, at Twen- and then when circumstances dé€- yniversity authorities to make a administration of his proper judi- She was accompanied by her ;- OF no ¢ te rmativ at} iS!iO : ¥ eS ; , ‘* - ~— + a - P 2° hh ¢ ‘ . . i is = . , : ” ° . i umm Sin lismmissa] Past ex e street and Washington ave- manded it. He worked at what- gpecial provision for him. For cial functions, and why he did not year-old son, Alvin, and her motn- . 7 ary 1]S! 1iSSHu!. as = ' L € ‘ Sssati ey . ‘ ° . . - e ved t} the cit m YWowever, the director said ©ver jobs he could get, attending;the next year then, he centered observe section 33 of the canons @r-in-law, Mrs. Ida Holetein, 49, of OUR | 2 prove such action.” in. removal of Koeln was not school irregularly and saving his his attack on science courses at providing that a judge should in 2803 Lincoln avenue, St. Louis | J a r i ac 7 Police 3 4 ve te discovery He said Pennies for books to study at h *. school because of laboratory equip- pending or prospective litigation be- County. The train was moving ° ° Ti Inc. uUge ' 7? is aCe J° . ——_ ; P , “st oh son Ww is scholas ber r and pursue his study or ul ¢ , slowly whe 2 Cc , Beck, Circult , had made an investigation and Somehow his scholastic ment and pursued his study ofif re him be careful to avoid such slowly when the accident occurred Teeming Throughout With Great Unmatchable Values ner, Circuit ludges tt luded that Koeln “didn't toward mastery of languages ; literature and philosophy alone. action as may reasonably tend to All the occupants were thrown Luft bod sa \ 4 oe? 5 : . ? ; conc £ ‘ 4 . - that . .) oe aia ad rie oe 4 . . - : . 2 . vai ; . - hans that inclination Was to prove prot- ‘7O weeks yefore time for awaken the suspicio 1s is o-:from the machine and Mrs. Elme: Latidwehr, Provisional lisa good system” in the shops. | os. tg him in more ways than de “eg idenly ai ial on bee ; ms we : 7 ° Holstei: eld physicians at the Mis- The eternal question of every business executive is: “How can I achieve the greatest possible suc- ' _ ftv : dition | Sabie te , Bro tase graduation it was suddeniy S- cial or hbusiness relations or friend- ‘ ' als Ie awh ’ , ; : , B. Grodsky, City Koeln, who has held his position) radu . nad # nat tee y cin Lal ettert ' - _ w/e souri Pacific Hospital. where they cess?’’ To win success as this long-established and widely known firm has, it is necessary to give * wits Jie. overed that ne iacked two years snips constitute an elemen Ne | C , y | ‘ , : : and associate and years. ranks next to the Fire | Dacemee Tutor at 14 aietagie sl = ae Z ctkes and | fiuansd : mie indicia eo iy were taken after t accident. that | the people what really constitutes a good bargain. This store buys the best and finest Jewelry, : = - ay ’ P e ‘ . ‘ee it ‘ ‘GU iIVvVenc}] ie ‘ 7 ” . = rs . ‘ a7 4 id ‘=e » a. s ‘ aa ; ; i ” ae eng os o . “handy” age of 18, he had saved money /&n examination in time to win his were taken from Memphis to Jacx- Suffering only from lacerations of ation. nown as ; nana, -——— we Bigs = ” ses resets. ! . : page | of mechanical | enough to finance a journey across degree. son and placed in a bank that was the head. Mrs. Elmer Holstein and all sorts 0 nan Bey * node ' aw : | ndry Driver Robbed of $157. mean in all sor tmeeiden. ithe Atiantié and to Cincinnati. O , i x in a failing condition. her mother-in-law escaped with | °oy1,a 219R Per r) k he has been asked occasion- | the Atiantic and to Uincinnati, ., Writes for Publications. ‘ hedy } ese ; ‘ ward Guldhaus, 3126 Pennsy'- ' : kf friends outside | where his three married sisters re Meanwhile, formal notice to ody bruises and lacerations of the , LO rie Ss . ,iITI SG ibh- bid i aiisat esi . ~ho — - ive HAontire * _ 3 Ss ents — ded ik een “a Besides teaching five hours 1. day | judge Ross to settle within three head and face. ff} ial duties sided. As it turned out he had } a ~~ } P . ° . official duties. a as eakurh 3 se 5 a at the Montefiore school, Mall days the $32,000 of paper he signed Miss Stella Burns, 40, of 2125. | } ] S; at ne t er ire ctor re | “€ V eno} - i 0 TI ak ; ile rip, 2 ir > Aes 4 4 ig .* las? . : : ; +. ai 4 i . e* ’ ‘ : _— rot “wet from whom his) but once in Cincinnati he found has found time during his collese ang which has been protested was Cass avenue, and her mother, ey es les SPECIAL ; i ara, Y = ‘ 4 Le . iil aan pea A se - 1 ef . +? oor h @ ,Jer 2) . , ! " : last night. @rod nor Chie . career to write. for The Modern received this morning by the Judge Helen Burns, 89, of the same . yee # of dismissal came, had said the going easy in spite of his lim- iy jo «pewict Toice ” “*jJawi-s , se" ) ; ; d his car, pre- ic f . View, Jewish Voice, Jewisn trom T. I. Taylor, special liquidating dress, were injured at 6:30 p. Monday Only If he finds he can- The machine was driven by Mrs. > ea 4 on ae . ee wh “ ’ Lad ~ , 0 “a a - . - 2 Ey ney . _aenee oe. or ena wr he ve 7 ¥ ee MR Lew OO ; LPO LLL LEO OEE NE i A AN te gm alin lites ni anand at ease ; m™ word to ! about the odd jobs jted knowledge of English, for he Re ee +} uy a)? 7 . delivery, be- @@¥ord to him abo 4 ted kr a 8 5 Record,” and the “Y Journal,” crticer of the bank. Reports at yesterday when the automobile in Wine : > shops. ro! ly g a job as assistant in lia] , 4 ; l houlevard and - olen . ad Ver eo ee 8 fe u jo S ; published by the Y. M. H. A. For Jackson are that his friends intend which they were riding crashed SOLID GOLD , m™ if they had as I igi anguage department /+no ner tw ‘ears > has been ons , | I 4s } the foreign (a 5¢ sierra the last two years he has been one (ty make up the amount. into a parked automobile at LADIES WRIS WA CH ran street. ] 7 said, “I would have told them | o¢ ublie library, an hat po- $3 tor ¢ is publicat! . m se ao , on — oer ae the ee ylic ss iT iry, and t it ] ) iof ne editors oO; this I UDiI a.i0n Ww hether Judge Rogs will recuse Thomas street and Elliott avenue. } ) | wor was aone 7 : | sition paid the unheard-of sala rv and recently was elected librarian himself in line , the g Miss Burns suffered face lacera- em uttons An accurate guaranteed 6 5 « , any city , wit recom- , and without use of any city | «ain, hir hecause ini.¢ ee ae } timekeeper: 16 jewels ‘incredible to nit, pM ee es ‘ni of the Menorah Sociepy, an NONOr- | mendation remains to be seen. He tions and her mother’ suffered ' We have them for any lodge 25-year white gold : PN ot te Ae Ne ’ SeeSoae ey 1 a RE Yee bag ——— @eemterial A man not connected +} a en aos | | , 0 a month. It was a figure |arw Jewish organization. eae a cers , ° h the department told me today | of $1¢ a : P Metts oi iry Je Si - ra ’ ul a always has been noted for the Shock and lacerations of the head | or order in the world at, .s , . : ‘ ‘ s at . , ° _o li rf ror ¢ ¢ s t 2) = . oli 9 “*[7¢ . rctorw ~+ . ] A P - : cents a day. English was a mystery Story PUD- even among his friends when he be- age her condition was describe‘ «s | ae Was made to Mayor Miller by ~ — eae ) ’ 1a | tte} a > eh aie art f his first check, he told /lished in ‘“‘Red and Black’ Central |... ; *S¢e, ; 6th and Franklin rene 8 Tacoatch reporter. yester-|High School publication, some |(o* imerested in highly specwia- |Critinal at City Hospital | 31.50 17-J l , f « > e+ T Tr): . > yr er . st en iz } : . ale. i} rile? Lic ‘ Y? f+ may a pore magne " ae “aati a ae a shops recently. a Post-Dispatch rep , % poe i I snr : . tive land deals involving large su:ns . : ) . ps ewe ere the Crow 20 : . ow ack to his stricken rel-| months after his arrival in Amer- a , . ba A | day, went back to his stricken nonin ™ - "- of money. The committee which Boy, 5, Is Killed by Auto When. ! Specials for Monday : % eal Jobs on Own Time. * atives in his homeland, and the} ica. will conduct the investigation is Crossing Street. | oe >'s > Ti. sees —_— m1 did fix a Christmas tree stand | __—__-___-—_-—— : = . ,composed of P. M. Canale, Estes Robert Rosenstengel, 5 vears old, cat . . 2s a “ h. No extra charge wf uc @ Porch at my house. It was reduced, suspended, discharged 0: en tigs tit Cio but whose piuces were a6 ; Sei owever, after | darted out into the street from be Half price, at waroons. oe tir day off. I have receipted|in any way favored or discrimi- filled by new appointees. much debate, this amendment, pro-|tween a _ string of automobiles Full Jeweled - —_— % y Wie. : an, : , d hv Grove . re aa ones to look them u oS eT al r roll lous opinions or affilia- : | pe ; jcarried unanimously. directly in front of the car when| nee: -rear Guarantee ase . , icé oO - : 5 . a [ele - -hen 75 ¢ r ee ; BACON meen said that —— his ti n é a er | When Cunt tiddick stated that he had been him, and so close | motes os This special for Menday enly; your : ictl, } Ss ons. rat: Richard Hat- he will not take the bench unless | kee street. near Texas avenue. City Jailer; H. H. he is expressly asked to do so by | when the child attempted to cross, memera triple «~ plated, 25- : jear guaranteed Silwer Setx, > veded.”’” The same section states} he was a Demo: ra | the driver saw , oe ¢: geetn oo nit ia : . ie }was Director of Public Welfare,| authorized to say that Judge S at it °f : avol neat ee ee . a - nt ter — ENDS a with the department. he Hertenstein said these two sec- “ tare. j' iat Judge Ross (that it was impossible to avoid ee iy , Gugranteed Elgin “a a num@er of material dea} Tv lid not appear to be in har-'! and was declared by Cunliff to be| Would not oppose, but would wel- | striking him, Kerls said, a'’though + ‘ate 4a movement. Saye } é eal- ons di ‘ ‘ ‘incite a ; Z- os : . oem | Oe exceptionally efficient. In appoint- come an investigation by the bar. |he used every eandeavor to avofd | SISZS now ‘ ae king pin of ee and that he ha , irnee! mony. t h it might be held that asoning meat. f a his Sie agp © sgpnesin iad bore baenetniy z ing M. C. Lefman to replace Hat- | He quoted from a letter from Judge | the accident. to “wet , the exception mentioned in section png Mapohse | ou : ten aterlals, This; « was ! ment was made, as the Efficiency |4nd impartial committee. from motor vehicle accidents C0. Mantel Clocks * 3 Was it! » nroae ; ‘ yogssible for almost 2 ia PICKLES t : ag mentioned by Director ed, to establish a definite authority, partments. 8 staterooms with running water in each room. Sailing days, mounting: % ston rAl 40¢ val. . > the building of a porch ,so that these controversies, which Friday and Tuesdays. 5 P. M Returning Mondays and Fridays. 6 A. M ) » ‘ otch * home of William Panzer, | are likely to arise whenever a man Dill Pickles : Chief, by firemen. Pan- is fired, can be definitely settled. , 4 yesterday th irm: Iso suggested iat the fire- The chairman ai: some : oe : : 4 ~ P 7 I ee rds . 9 M . Tue — P. beart jar; a real 45¢ 4 the work on their davs that, to eliminate partisanship from Wednesday and Saturday. 3 P. M. Returning Satureay A sday M, s. Jar: op $13 5 Up the beautifuZ Illinois River, passing Kampsvrille. Quiva ® Reach. Peoria and many other points of interest. Sailing days, Coing to the Mountains ' . er? a cent’s worth of city | the Efficiency Board, and to render $18 50 Up the picturesque Mississippi through Lake Keokuk to Fort This Summ . : en Biloxi Gem aT Wag used" , . - at body indé@pendent of the ap- , Ston- t Hannibal, Quincy and Keokuk for dght- When you decide on the date : " he said. “They that bod P Madison. Stop-overs at Hannibal, you are going to leave, tele- os the conc : ‘ould b a us) te ° a Tre t ,ower, it wou ea £000 | rourh the wonderful Keokuk Canal into Lake Keokuk fs itee!lf SHRIMP pi ) w ” aap) OS ei pee © t b d an elective pn ne gon Se aa the lift being 4() feet. you have the same thrill ae going phone (Olive 6600), send a card, ork. plan to make the boar n | Yeon —_— mperiance, Oe ee the it fe eve qreater, Sailing Gaye, Tunctar or call and order the Pos- Sections Cited. body, on a nonpartisan or at least a | and Friday. 3 PM. Returning. Friday and Monday, 6 A.M. Effective July 3. eye Rg: Me ag oF ole f om V - TE - , Chairman Hertenstein of bi-partisan basis. he ha ‘ t 95 tr we a | . ever taken one of these steamer trips, ask somrone w s. cluding postage, c a month SPANISH QUEEN Efficiency Board was asked as Others Ousted From Service. y= pa haope include meals and berth. Wonderful Scenery Address changed ss. often, ae esire w 4 ® protect; 7 | | ; OLIVES -_ On afforded by th Other discharges in the classified | . ‘ you Quart jar; a real 60 Me *@tinst discharge for po.|service under the Miller regime, | Office on Wharfboat, foot Vine St., Eagle Packet Co Po Bin value @ “tes, he pointed to two which have been considered as B P ey ; plue No. 1 sige can: a real Ife can value

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Nee. SNe ‘ Bey x eee, £ OT: aii i GeO eet te . - ee , * Mee 8 SS a ae ee eee Oe Nth, Saket tas hetagte Stew ag a nee HR OE Dal ty he a te 5 aga. Pee” ois, ed Pn En tat ee Ment , ey Te i ae Cet a yt ie 8 PR kee chee a a R A oe 4 oh ia ieee a 2 * aes Te ST eae asaat = ; Te aye Vp wy or a Sh i sees ~~ ts SUNDAT 4 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCRH alone has MORE CITY Circulation thar. the morning and one ylher eveniig newspapei Gow.’ rs vd fae ; online’ ta 1072 ewe | ——| =Mail Orders Filled—Add 10% of Entire Order to Cover Postage and Pang hor boas Pal For 27 Years DECATUR, Ill, June 18—Zes-/| Banker Who Is Dead. | Hospital Roll Cotton pass aieemead ta race en E ( Our Dr. Moritz fey J. Gnyder of Bicomington was. elected commander of the Illinois! - ) . | : 3 cleanliness. We ; United Spanish War Veterans in cla nt 3 well-known “DE LiUygy been ax successfull the closing session of the State en- lee Cream, end gz Id F know, there is none han thi ren ’s yes campment today. Jacksonville was eelecte@ for the next encamp- | was 6 Our egg drinks are made without asking a question. Or : from fresh country : moderate charge includ which we receive daily, | glasses, testing, service for of THE LAST WEEK | wt salt — Armour’s ed | | Petty wig ee g oritz Optical Co. JUBILEE SALE Grape Juice 4 | ; RS : L eer Powder : __Mor uN. pene | Beer Be UY Pint 25¢ ur 5Q : —_ = 85c Johnson ~ AEY ay ee ee he ll ~ Rg Mey Ros Pave > — 9. erm teehee | | | See Ta cay ae +o Best Pete oie Sey itts apts wien “ie ee Mca Sh ‘3 ene ls x Se Dor gee i me one Tt ht eh a * Pe ee, ee fing ee | ES 6 ony SE aeapic 3 VQo x TT at «te Sa Re ok e RT Sata; s ee , Ae 5 ‘ id : § as S 7 air x , pene! stripe 75 eigen se neng iit e| ania Rel Ren scoe | Mena mn bottle, 396 | FR ER. FRB territory . ¥ NICKERSON. ee , See & Suits. ' ' -sapcceqsbeianoennsaany “ . 4 75c Rubbing Alcohol 25c Jonteel Talcum ........19¢c }50c Magnesia Tooth Paste. .30c ine ‘tories ie = s’ $8 2-Pants Suits; fancy a | 50c Harmony Lem. Lotion .39c | 35c Juneve Talcum age | 50c Rikers Brilliantine .....39c | Glycerine Suppositories .« “(oa - aol State age, married or sing cassimeres is 3. 90 | By dhe. Hef R 50c Harmon Boracic Acid, pound : é | =. ee ee y Lem. Cream .39c gg e cere 98 Biue i Pencil’ JOHN NICKERSON 10 BL ee aS. 4 $1.00 Klenzo Mouth Wash .79c _ Don’t Overlook This Epsom hag — . F aon’ with minimum stripe and Palm : "gee ' Ay 50c Cocoanut Oil Shampoo.39c ) Wonderful Offer Sugar Milk, poun f patcn. 5 “ . a I Sa Beach Pants — : 75c Cold Cream, lb. can. . .59c Sulphur Powder, poun i Men’s $1.50 khaki and “7B ~w BURIED TOMORROW | Rite 25c Zinc Stearate... .3 for 50c A 50c Dr. Bird Seed | . | moleskin Pants | ee Mamie =| 75c Shaving Lotion. ......60c os : ee reece : a? i AUCTIONEERS _ Men’s Pongee Cloth | ee tat ra | 40c Rubber Adhesive: W T te B h ascara Aromatic, 8 02... | — | Pte. “ or Percale Shirts ... . Funeral Service for Former TIDE PENNING Bon he Ne 1 inch by 5 yards est Ss 100 rus Cascara Aromatic, ‘8 } , Tern Union ara apap, Banker Will Be Held at ForEveryDaylise GGA Maaim | Cedar Compound And a 50c Tube of 16 ounces _ $1. Latest 1925 Styles om elkir! Sul . Christ Church Cathedral. Suitable for 5 Sa Priced ne AUCTIONEE ec $2.50 sce SS Dress or Qverceat ; Klenzo Tooth Paste from £ ' Our recula ee ivahiness : 7a Fe AE MA ie? Ae eae ae gesapic The body of John Nickerson, 8&8 85¢ Daggett i s : 7 WORK SHIRTS—OVERALLS kerson & a. an B lan in S os who endorse its use Bromo Seltzer for the finest qual- 7. mest capable reg- eye © Xa mina tics. 60c Forhan’s Tooth Paste __0. nerular $1.00 @ —- , Oe AO. SELINA ~» eee PD aoe ee ee Okt AAO oe tte a eorendmtane Sap MeeaaNr aire nn ere ee ee ne a et : 5 . is, i 4 wie ee ee ee ee as fees oe . : av Bee ho HOR ome wie . a ee > a ae ae ee to het FH akan. he * : ER) 8 i “att Ay Agr, by et F alhes oe Oi ge Od ie Sh a ee eis A Md aie Ey fae tad 5 os ak - ' " Re —T ae be oil de - ee OP tai a al 7 na ‘ Ps 1 I eee oe PEAS. . - 4c ‘ . $ ot a i sc he sea tas 7 tx. Oa nat zi . Se RD ser wes, 0 Ment ET aie ie S + a A re . *, E SRI TN RES i FO 5) Ang.) Baa Miebb i . ca STE EM RAN oy mers Ren emits ger etenptet: Snails) Sv. Pte.) ah 2c) cng, Shea, eae at ee ee ; a eee ae nets! ol PE eC NO SE . ; : " 3 : je ary ae re - ad ’ =" ~ see ‘4 . "7 es ad we - en - es a ae e . " * 4 ’ ‘ ect ad ~ 7 wer eee ore 7” fs ~~ + ae PP ae “ae “ yn ; tat gtew cay gethue is a a epuahsien ta saabinlnasnctebel Mec, Sov anchcondhtis «ake gk aah Ee IE AON, Ae ED AGRO ty Whi RE REED Boel aay Sere ens a PROD RS OE “+ o ae ae Same Met ARAL ICMR acl ibaa eis buh” igh cha OE ae oP Basen = a cn * +4 ws “4 oe ‘ pe eee ey . = eee i fernn — hain ye ¢ ete ST tree eA ne eee) eu Dore yg ert aa * 4 he = oe : Sas og as t aad 2 , Cree " Se ee ort haat Dhaai nD re eT ee eee eee WE ee eee en ae re > ee pee els re wens Bn PO Bee 9 y a ; pas Fy PO Ee ew daer A Pe Energine Rape Mende 22 a eg pts ee eee a ee ee rae “ yr ret Not ee. aged On Re ee a es > ee ee 4 Fe en ee Rae wae Ne tee 4 = wm eo ’ — ; a ME Rene ONCE NRT See ea Se eek Scie St RI nn Cae a 0 SS rag Bk » c-Si Aa apa Sku? ernie eae ee ee et wheat erson. The daughters are Mrs very highly. ity Optical mer- istered Doctor of Op- Our repatation be- sd Men's 75c Work liam Scott and Mrs. Lucy Wyman 50c Bottle Caldwell Syrup Pepsin. wh 42c, 83c chandise to be had. tometry. hind our work. $1 Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder Giterantesd ene Seu J oe Shirts Nickerson. , uc & _ Main 1683 1n0n-10-1 Genuine Red Diamond and “Big Nickerson retired from business | Sale Pree... . Cascarets ... » =) oe ee . ; $1 Krank’s Lemon Cream Sale Price AT Tom” Work 75 about 10 years ago. The family ' Castoria (Fletcher's) nantes . 35¢ Benbow Cream... ._. sles TWINPLEX STROP J ; : 1831 BIE Shirts Cc home was at 4336 McPherson ave- 60 . . 50c Carmen Face Powder. . 4 & 83 ; ; ad me pare | c Doan’s Kidney Pills EXPORT MODEL Re GRAN Genuine Finok’s, Better Built, "¥°. He and his wife resided i: | Neuritis Tabl 93 . 50c Mavis Face Powder Will | WEDNESDAY, J Red Diamond, Cowhide Overalls New York for the past five years. $1.00 Eopa Neuritis Tablets... .93c 60c Pompeian Face Powder. ... —, your es We will sell for the owner and $1 50 Janitor Ends His Life in Bed. $1.25 Gude's Pepto-Mangan. ; 98c 50c Orchard White ? ‘ ® Bt : because of sickness. a — Jumpers s Np tipee : , China, consisting of: statin eno om Lewis J. \ a 60 years old, a Lavoris Mouth Wash. .21c, 42c, 79c 50c Djer-Kiss Rouge. . | a ware, Pots, Pans, Chinaware. . AAGLE STA! : Janicor e oved at an apar.ime! ORDERED AND PLENTIFU Os me : : registered pharmacists. Our eodorant ; . os ee , st : All High Grade A > : . een C S. S S. Blood Pur ifier . ; 89, $1.49 a segiand considera- 25c Spiro Powder : , 3 ga ey é Your Choice > ota $1. 10 Tanlac eae 9 a oe 79¢ tion “* Germicidal Soap, 1%, ne 3 for 50c ~ Tanti BOOKS, DR AWING $3.00 a dozen. Ca “ S O : Sn j | er: : Books, DRAwENS Jat nd ‘ pecials in Our Cigar De 8 = i y Special | Eastman Box Premos hemi * a | 9 hate ee | ‘ €' Extension Cords Butter Cream Caramels} ee t Reg. $2.50 No. 2 $1.98 Q§ Wolff-Wilson, Handmade. +) vn 2 FF AND MITTS. POOTRAT Ls, 6 for 25c; can of 25. 98c A. SELKIRK & 6-Qt. Paneled Tea Kettle : = ™~ se? pes i PE 3 ae Box Premo Camera 16-0z. Tuxedo aio } Main 1683 1208.10 8-Cup Paneled Ww. =>- sorted flavors. Pound, ji Ma Reg. $3.50 No. 2a $4 9Q| 1602. Velvet Sale Price, $2.95 ix No. i sO Hi ili f | Miliiitulill s Mh: oe = divided into two separate compartment«, - : TUESDAY On Age ( : ~~. . with an opening at ench end. one for the . ed % ~ Special at ? $2.00 Havra Combination Fountain Syringe ie ee ee oe ae ee ee : ’ | 2 Poo . a a the assignee sale Price 4 ORVILLE LIVING Three Rooms Nicely Furnished for $185 || Neg Tin Wate ELECTRIC FANS HAIR CLIPPERS Superior Marcel Walle | —————yacaren Let us show vou the advantage of NOVEL AS, WA AT LEowoars« WApEnet 8.inch, straight... SZ, 95 $2.00 Value, F i= SADIE, LANGAR. Trustee. vanized cooler; | rexular § 75¢ i Sale Price j = a 206-208 N. 12th-705-707 Lucas Av. || S|) Rees eens See tm $8.95 eer | IR. U. LEONO! D* Open Evenings by Appointment |} NP 59c “"tocinch, cecillator 12.95 98c | see. SRE | 3821-07 Lucas avenues AUCTION SALES WEDNESD/ GOODS AT

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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——- —— = illinois Gets “City of Childhood.” Hospital Giv University. er Proct “leisc ) “ For 21 Years ELGIN, iit , dune 13 A site on | KELLOGG NOTE py th char ae niversity gtd pony i ge : ey. Keep Your Shirt On: DELIGHTFUL | _RIVER TRIPS yur Boda Fountain is un- | } : CINCINNATI, J m ea P | P the Fox River trail. three miles -INCINNATI, June 13.—Coinci- Holmes ; 3: C af na Str. A apace Str Tenn Belle rpassed in service an ’ ) f} Vi it : iolmes, and Mr. and Mrs: Charles yosen up velt and .ake a | i Ur fe orl l north of this city. has been selected | dent with the conferring of 521 de- P. Taft, Cincinnati. ig can on share ae ' pati ; : : leanliness. W : € serve the | out. «1 vou ase our tins KEOKUK, 1A. ' : SHILOH, TENN. a by the American Brotherhood of I : i | rrees anc 1Zes ) tne rgest ell-known “DE LUXE” | I|has been fitting successfully; ~ eee ie aes a ame od nd priz on the larges Proven aluminum : s s Sec regina ' graduating class in the history of | Hi Ss d rs Departing Every Sat. “= P.M. : ’ . M. ce Cream and $10,000,000 “City of Childhood.” ac- t "niv ty . P uspen . 4 ’ @s you . the University of Cineinnati today, 1 eet tees ens THREE DAYS ane Si DAYS (at deliedas died ee BER. veone Prederine Ch, nln, | Wee Oe AT 8 Cote SN mon tear shirt: 13.50 Jer! 5. arte beating is seller: 400 MILES art mer 1.) 1000 MILES now there i is none President ‘ better, today hy Mrs. H. W. Meyers of elosed-in hi ve , $10,000 worth, at 50c on the dol- Agents special : disclosed in his address to the grad-, lar. SO feet at $3.50: Electric brand St. Low Hip-Snepender Co | Including Meals and Berth. - ~ Including Meals and Herth. Jur egg drinks are ee & made without asking a = gg wa WW heaton lil.. from her husband. vates that Cincinnatt is to have a Hose, % or % inch, at 5O feet for enet 4 om & ek ee inciudces $5.00, complete with couplings. Rab. 8) ST. LOUIS AND TENNESSEE RIVER PACKET co. ee er ee ert _— “4 —s 4 rom fresh countr e moderate charge who is Illinois manager i‘ Pe Pas ‘ lAg I of t 2 . . : y &gs e ' he new $400.000 hospital in connec- ber Hose for medicinal purposes, 2¢ per hich we receive daily. glasses, testing, service for one brotherhood. The fraternal organ- tion with the university ee ee year. ‘ization unanimously voted to pur- : a , - : pe , ez pee) 915 N. 9TH STREET 3 The quickest way to get howe or pital was given to the university Between Franklin and Wash. office help—through a Post-Di+i- ‘he Pe ee ee . ehase the Judge Frank W. Shen through donations of William Coop- ' c The POST-DISPATCH is tne only St. Louis evening patch Want ad. newspaper giving Associated Press news service . el, OM $1.25 Cot — . : ) 4 | Poritz Optical Co. : ioee nat Be. Merman Hovecr tarentiias ds 3. heauiery on = Seaaneiacnineeataeaein ean we *Origan Face Powder ‘ asa site forthe “city,” according to 89c Sr N. — zs — Increasing Friction Also ANOTHER CAI LOAD OF "DI NNE ie SETS! F IE = + | 85¢ Joh ——— a Warning to Three Mex- os : . a Floor Wax. i | Traffic Clerk Wanted by § im Sours nS WCCAK al | 2 he! ORL 7 anh . . {|clared that the etary of State hag ' tt i elkirk Auction & Storage Co. low ee TR sass anes wid in bens a rit Ms | oF > oN ts f | $250 Four-Piece AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS OF ALL KINDS OF STOCK MMM co ana ono group in the United Tid) 1) egaemeeaas , SOROS COUT en” MAIN 1893 BM The wroup in the United States ts peri n eeE, i ih mI ™ Bedroom Set With Palmolive AT AUCTION A Fora, weno contemplated establisn. > MMLCHHRUN SC DEE eae FS ae woo 9 neal Ben Bench ar paort and R inchiien Shaving Cream fF GROCERIES AND FIXTURES f ment or expansion of business in J (ih osteo Mio Sane MD (OD Oh LE er MONDAY, JUNE 5th, 10:30 : a A am > | SIE ee ae - : 2601 MARKET PLACE g,sroups are: First, the Calles Gov- Bi (iT (Mia : 7 FOS eh Views CR) 0 . . . Th hilt a 7, . is a a : =! ~ . ernment articulariy those divi- MHRA: “4 a) \ se) " + is Ah We will sell for the owner, who is retiring from the business, Se : ged fe a ular; : fins: vi wy ! >. it 7 or J fi because of the wrecking of the building, a clean stock of fix- sions adjudicating American ciagims e 2 ' f : | “een, ya ORT tures and groceries, consisting of 100 cases of standard fresh i and administering the agrarian i ” | sane: Se PRs 20 RPE ® » . i ' . ' ‘ P te Oy 4 S| i canned and bottled goods, such as Heinz'’s, Campbell's and Del H!laws: second, the tabor grouD, yee 6 . Sa ei : f mda Sau [} oi ‘ mn ' y i. ~ ~~ . | : ' i} oy MSS y a Fe eo i ee CM eee ee Monte brands; also a complete and varied assortment of first- Sa pees ; ot s en ate? weeds. - 2 neaded by Secretary Morones of the FIXTURES: Ginss door wall cases, large cashier's cage hae r) Industry, Commerce and Labor De- ’ desk, large two-door three-combination safe, built-in oor a oot - ree ice UR Ree 1, owen! ) iis He i ot ota. celtee atinder, cash register, three counter = Ag wt “ “ also pre na ni of Dy a Ye | = | » $10 Cash Delivers Set seales. butter box. gus tank and pump and six glass floor cases. ;jthe Mexican federation o ador, iH 1, : Aa “ UD a , “ : : reRAMs CASH Band third, the conservative group, ea uhh 7 he : A beautiful four-piece Suite in elegant .. A. SELKIRK AUCTION & STORAGE CO. mM represented by the Liga de Ran: it ‘> . sae | t || walnut finish and handsomely’ two- Auctioneers ' ey —_ y Sie | " \ , : d ith E toned with gold tracery. ach piece is 35c Tube, ‘ : Mein 1683 1808-10-12 Chouteau Av. Main 1683 s, eros may NAPE EO 2) eee aN ite » oF ~ ; Cc — a _. eae — - a i ie eeia? wha hav : 7 | Lb eh 5 MS xs full size and comprises dresser, bow- Sale Price AT AUCTION 3 study of Dsioan affairs ‘Accmaoial |. ae Ries 2) ve 1 ey ‘« CS a CES end bed, full-size vanity dresser and . +h? Mey Y' Sey, Safe 4 . " ' " : . : Complete Furnishings of Private Home mithat the State Department mani- J | Rees, CA = ‘th a ee Og large, commodious chifforobe; includ- Wilsonia Electric @ ae a festo was in nowise unexpected, as 1411 i’ le a) pit ! = ae he ed with this set is a cane-seat bench f li I 5218 WATERMAN AV. conditions have long called for a if tt. : i gg and rocker to match. 100-piece Dinner ur Ing ron E TUESDAY, JUNE 16th, 10:30 A. M. m strong stand by this Government i up i) ‘ | Set Free this week. i “ : On the above date we will offer at Public Auction the com- According to him, the glowing pre- -- -7-¢r a g ry: piete furnishings of o private home. oe : lection promises of candidates uM | oe er u e ve ' . FUR >. snc As = ' woe Vs STU SNES $210 R, aN r} - t : Living-R oom Set TURKISH RUGS, ANTIQUE , DRESSERS, CHESTS OF DRAWERS, PARLOR SUITES, m the cupidity of the peons. and the — a O's « . 5 —— ' BEDROOM SUITES. TABLES, all of which are in first ah weakness of office-holders after vil | ee clans condition. We will also offer the Bedding and ES he nee uk bee tein if y | Daven ort t Chinaware. TERWS CASH. a a oe ee © truue p = :, p ith Table an m . Wi lee wel Bed Set 25% DEPOSIT FROM FACH SUCCESSFUL BUYER ie 6D. W il] sharpen | : te ne “- els al _ fe WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7th, 10:30 A. M. my soll of Mexico were the property of . your blades We will sell for the owner, who is retiring from the busines sei ‘tants, and provided Fs fr agra- A Queen Anne design Suite of rare quality, in ‘ d “tess a ove ae parlor rin by Model for Gi ware, Pots, Pans, Chinaware, Dishes, Crocks, etc. me} rian commissions to allocate the beautiful brocaded velour covering. Each Zz 5 ay. nignt open your venport and you ' —* sg utifu C ering ac . — lette and Dur- TERMS CASH miland. The descendants of the orig- org d t @ hacks U ys = have a full size, comfortable bed. Looks ex- ham Duplex A. A. SELKIRK AUCTION & STORAGE CO. tine) inhsiMtents are the Mexican piece nag Cecp Spring eats ane DACES. P- | Ate 7 ‘ actly like a big, stationary davenport All 3 | Awctioncers ee holstered over webbing. Suite comprises dav- | = : — d ith full ; Razor Blades, Main 1683 1808-10-12 CHOUTEAU AV. Main 1683 _ f,peons. This clause of the Constitu- enport, club chair and rocker, also beautiful , | a ee oe am Spsing Gems ,and Spring 5 —— Sp ee F tion Was vigorously opposed by a daven ort table and georgette silk shad and = backs. Upholstered in fine Baker's steel-cut $2 69 AT AUCTION Mexican landlords and foreign in- base o wonder bargain A 100 lec Dinn ‘ : soches. seo-pilae Dikner See uae ae é | SALE FOR STORAGE CHARGES | vestors. Besides the Federal agra- Set Free this week | 2a 2 rocker. 100-piece Dinner Set Free this week. : st > » c dy En- :, ; co rnissions th e area eto? 3 eee. Ever Ready. COLUMBIA TERMINALS COMPANY f rian commissions, there are state S ler. heen Kutter or $I R9 | ; FOURTH AND AH — cue 1831 BIDDLE STREET ry gated under Carranza. which de- = es Es GRANITEWARE H clared that the land and the eub- | . 2 : - ~ ai ahohdee setts ha amen ee me es ee een 6 er we ee ee : , — SSS HN . I pur she of hand- a e rice, - 7 : would-be worthless if given. Offi- $1. 00 ~~ ». 6 uadlaa . = s ' some all-woo! zh pits Rues . | mia?’ 'a 4 P _~_ + ; r : + ae _— . - a ‘ . re WV eat pat hs west cansuneeel pone DS ETT - tere explained ge ae ECiion te Down. z —a— ne oe $32. 50 ‘onTtiscati lan ps ] r mar ” one rear complete with 6-foot { eo @e. i neg ia iiU under tne iaws, an 9x12 . 83 corrupt local commissions have : as ve " [ | di R —— BEN. J. SELKIRK RB SONS F vicce coc teene ote BE Sarena tas Pes . ncluding Rugs, Lamps, || “oxi2 Brussels Rugs Wi sonia | , agraristas,”” a loose organization a tek nate gg ice ' ——SS — 1) Etaas | Beddin Daven a ee quality Rugs : il / (of peons, strong in some localities, a ae 1) i 4 port moe on > > Al F AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS weak in others, goons eel pat i = ae | | .: ’ . e terns a 19. 75 NN ' ar ° v arm ie REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS RitMoperty, exhausted it’ of ——as ¥ gare | = Table and 100-Piece barge! C] k OFFICE: 713'; CHESTNUT ST. its resources and then looked for | oe yee. Ss a = 3 a oc : 2 - field HD a go: han See , Set of Dishes ! ! # Auli & - ae . aS wt Jc 2 f a | 0 1S es ee rr PHONE OL iVE 1894 new fields. ‘ fs ee, YS ° _ a Oy .. t . ete Ba Se ; - — “ES ae! hee -* lf bs : F ce es sr SER Da ge RA, AE TR es ER 8 PD ; . > ‘ Bn wr bps ee eee ee ‘ RSgere Re. cer eee ay ONS ae gee ee me ane Sate es Ciena spe iee as, agh Ss. eves. ® fey) {REY ASAE i a ay cu, , f ay ea Thee’ a) eee MS. f RR a eee re m. ; . 9 % nate ‘ ice seg * we a sd ee mi Rhys se) EW aan ee Eg LCM D Top Bell | a ee eae ipEeee This is nossible, Mexican authori- Sale RECEIVER'S ‘BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE! ties said, hecause of Socialistic state Price, GROCERIES AND FIXTURES laws Yucatan is virtually a So- , | is > a’ A i “ 7 , a " ie ate 9 g | ATR. U. LEONORI STORAGE company cialistic state, while Jalisco has Ce ee é | ape: al sees | The Living Room 38 {sh Communistic land laws. Whether yy eet A Pr nS 1 ‘if ss wea C . grand ene “ ‘Secretary Kellogg’s warning will] BED Rin’ e - ee se Mar a : er ig rec rigs : f 7 . ; apts. . , le FF ’ : ri ite t is ji Io 4 oe By Mail ' a Pursuant to an order of sale heretofore granted by the United States Dis- affect these Govefnments is high- = , 4 4 : _ atered ps enint . ee usly uphol 10¢ trict Court, and subject to approval thereby we will offer for sale for the ly problematicz}. GEE PB a nprises lorg davenport. chair ; q P.- ; hee and ror K ¢ 7 alison itie luded is A ma nogany Da -Bed With anders! ketable stock of Groceries, consisting of gm é@ receiver, a elean and marketable “ somata qth Stare Attitude of Calles. $25 W White E a el -_ long davenport table, a polychr ogether hi nam — lon ‘ Ipo able, ilychrome yf stra 7 ® number of full cases and a line of open — stock, ™ . 2 Fixtures, Show Cases, Counters, Shelving, Tables. etc ormer President Obregon. who ; : pes: = et os y will be offered in balk and suitable detail subdivisions. was elected to office by the labor- Sun n ow € Gas R ' junior lamp base, a silk shade and a 9xi2 Mattress 1fonK ; ; , var" room-size rug. a MAX SIGOLOFF. Receiver, Federal Reserve Rank Bids. ing elements an dthe “‘Agraristas,” = Ane = se .¢ | ad Seat : eee BEN J. SELKIRK a SONS. een et made glowing pre-election prom- : — ea © : Th Bedroom Contains an ele- $1 .00 » $149 99 | ‘ises. He was supported by De la $2.00 $49: 19 : eee — 12 — fae . gantly designed Down. SSS = o6 se Fy ie i ee Mee ee i 2 ONT OER RO tree ae f 7 * a> : ASSIGNEE’S AUCTION SALE! |ises : supported by De i: : C vers | be 2 Huerta and Calles. both of whom Suite, in Tudor period, with the latest y G ERAL HARDWAR FIXTURES were considered radica]. Last vear, Down two-tone gold-line tras ery Included is New type all-steel, cane-pare! M ad c of 4 1923 SOUTH BROADWAY however when Calles succeeded A truly super vz Ui s | ; n large dresser full-size triple mirror end lDay-Red opens to full test WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17th 10:30 A. M. ‘Obregon, he was markedly con- ful high qualit y grove vhite ' vanity, bow-end bed and chifforobe. a a oe Borin aaa . By virtue of the terms and conditions contained in a certain deed of assign- servative in his inaugural address uhh elain :' doors, splashe orl . ; A o0-pound cotton mattress, a non-sag aneamead all this ‘nail ‘°¢7.95 sed in machines, picnics, Dt ale pcancuted by Paul Fishman, for the benefit of creditors, we will offer for and subsequent utterances. Some. gga iar Renin se Wor _ | spring and a 9x12 foom-siee rug ¥ -ccursions. Or the undersigned assignee, a desirable stork of Hardware, Stoves, Pin- er: wed ‘Say Seg ames, outings and: exct @ Sere. Graniteware, Aluminumware, Paints, Varnish. neces, Soaks, Ratven. Shelf observers declared that the Kel- | 100-Piece Dinner Set Free ; ~ Contain b we. S re, etc.. Show Cases, Counters, Shelving. Cash Kegisters. et Th Ki h niaing a three. lies. SI value; tt The property will be offered in bulk and suitable detail subdivisions, subject ned ts Cell ps sep .' ” ' Zz , + FE. e itc en door side-icers Sale Price Cc | *pproval of the assignee. TERMS CASH. ‘approva] of Calles, who will now x am ao z= ee : id oak refrigerator. a sid | ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, Assignee 510 Locust St. i. abies éaleaw to hie radical col. ——— = : : pie Seg Fg aE So : BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers. leagues lil Morones 1 Leo a ; — ; 3 Ss en. ran a five-piece enamel breakfast net a fetta co ‘ é wth eh ea ee seiiaitiaiimiena iePakuet Lik « AT Ee The! an 4 nN . ; -_ ars “ , Gs * : A Re: — wuperior Marcel Waver . TRUSTEE & AUCTION SALE “The American State Department we i : —— = ; 12 Gold Seal congoleum art square AT VELTIES—GIFT CARDS—FIXTURES . - i for strict fore ‘ A =e . "i ANG 3 'v-plece gwoid-line dinner se : LEONORI's saa nie SE, § W. COR. OF GRAND AND L ACLEDE AVS. wont stand for sirict enforcement ee ; THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH, AT a ge ype 1 " an for our radical laws. and unless you ue of the provisions contained in a certain deed of assignmen x — on tm ‘ eRted — the benefit of creditors. we will offer for sale for the undersigned become more conservative well get Simmons Bed, Spring Rirthdey ctr! marketable «steck of Novelties, Framed Mottoes, Christmas Cards. no more foreign capital and we . ', ; and — Greeting Cards. Valentines. ete. Fixtures Cash Register. Ra Show ge Counters, Desk and Chairs, small Printing Press, etc. The prop- may be overthrown. “ar Daveno Sets = will be b 9 ; : ee eo ee ee ce See Kills Woman and Himself. )-) | SADIE, LANGAR, Trust REN J. SELKIRK & SONS. Auctioneers. Rv the Associated Press $re 50 : : cine FORT DODGE, Ia., June 13.—- $4. 00 +{- - he oe ‘arl Litchfield. 33 vears of age, Down. 7? “ ‘and fatally unded his land- § Scientifics Li tructed so that : hot and fataliy wound ' ; , Z thi- Remaet Maver ¢ ‘lady. Mrs. E. P. Elliot, and then \ massive em fee © g- ’ 2 Another striking bargair. ‘ — y ‘ ii =} ver . me eo B 9 ‘AUCTIONEERS and APPRAISERS killed himself today at the Elliot Hf upholstered in brown imita 2 Auuous post desigm-—all-ster! : ; t) ‘¢ - . nan Ss 7 * 4 aT -© int le, r 4 ty aa \ 1 — | me Lucas Avenue Wasepmene, Lindell 2060 1) oo sessed the shooting : [90-Piece Dine: 5 spring and ged cotton mat OTION SALES WEDNESDAYS. 2 P. M. and FRIDAYS 10 A. M. || = go ) Soemaggpega Res dl ‘oa ee aie ’ 5 maorlyv ‘ wor } GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY a i ; CL.

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. ‘ — ° “ os — +. —— = oe TT : . a —— . ————— es — 7 — a = . ° eve enema: _ eI ey Fy reeny Pees — . 3 : cal RATE Ee ee a a er: -™ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1995, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH nt thts 2 Wiki orient SE thas ey Wear o wy >.) seal ‘ Sen cs Fe ADVANCE IN | NEW vorK curn NEW Hiciwess Unites "A OE over “ager TTL SHARES Shr Agee boa 5 I | | : F T | BY SEVERAL SEC I | Special to the Post-Dispatch. | IES Special to the Post-Dispatch, Sh : fm ott RANG NEW YORK, June 13.— Following ts a list of sales, highest, low. | | tot eAGO. une 13 =o DesPite sense. | : ) | €st, closing and previous Closing prices of securities traded in on the | ' ia : Ge te ares fe ee moet Of the - J “ New York Curb exchange today, sales of stocks being in 100-share ( A G | RA Lh | tought” market nw; aphet” ; “signe r Wy ts (0C omitted) except in Standard Ol! issues, sales of which are | oe at depressed prices se? ee ! REAC ION ee a. ut sles Palen teste eee swam Fina pense at es: CoMPan ative paces 7 — rn x ‘al Sal eae i. @ corn belt apne ware we ee saga Lae tte | | ; _ Prev, | : ° in local mark quot 3 was tnelieen* mortar. ast ; Sx j Sate secu MESO be . DEPENDENT Oi | Oost Active Issues Included Missouri Port-, ‘ed from Kansas “Cite ona higher because of ‘he wean uth c ns “i # wESTIC BONDS. mie coe S- . 7 nen the more important «ronan ) es. - 3 — K Pro! 28%] 38) oriz-ee~ | : | bee — lao were affected $f | 2136 Abas. 7% Pio’ 28%) Sy 28 land, Huttig Common, Skouras and OLY we Yorn | carne & ull mo Fy Ran - 13 - oe oe eer a —— rtanetiemaaatiesiee = Mest the wee ‘ , De , . o-5 : St. Lis! ; 156%a ist siona were ele Fulton Iron Common. wiO2, tiny pee en = Sie athiee ta wees are mee : . 2: . ti aa} ‘ar’ ‘ . PDC 1h Totals... 07.8 - ee ° e cag & m further and Monet SEPP ee, ‘)Mpward Movement in This 7 Al Pk 6.) ai 802 3 Salt Ck > | 2x2 I £107 % 107 S Oil w 45%) 46%) 45 - L5iliMea E be ee Bee teed OF Fhe, rie da hy “s au ee, te 7 French Exchange Rate Fol- :. } 40%) 455 ' | : $%1119%llise | --| 37%) 37 | sau} i ' ae > : ‘ . : é % lowed Lar el by ; : rE. 97 : i enezuela P 4% 4%, 4%. ted Belgian 7 | 7 “YOR vi ay hae 1 a | | _ SEPTEMBER wy AT | 2 . te . NE Ps oa . v WEhe we @-¢ c ‘ec Cc se 3 pratense ond . ° r. 4. sh Con , thet: s ivitie t j OU sia as ———_ a eo “2B | —* . St. L.157% ~ 53: 56, uation. re Ww; Substantia) S | INDUSTRIALS Is sTocK EXCHANGE x ‘ rf : tua tion ustantial advances Were | . Pe - ‘ » JUNC 13.—Tr ! - .158% S7%.u/ of firmness when scat- ine « . : Teconieg M - paemennt ~seiod yo etd aaa z 50a 5 «tere: ving and lack of pressure forced rome ~ “is Nationa) Stock Yards tee Group Among ost Sig ane ee : e! , , In ‘ 4 bed * | ; . . Trading in Sterling | a 6.103% 103% to ; ~ , , : + ‘ . © « | 15 And Nat C8100 ' Adirona’ bil es" - > . . ” 4 ‘ ‘ , | ‘ Ad rond Po RT? i RS | Ww In volume durin th - ; K ] 7 | ° | 18 A G&aE 64% 102% 2 7. oe a © past week and at least five secu. | ee vi BP or ous close. Ta vats “a ' ‘ro - > y > : . 4 , ~ . pal ane — At rn ios } cs and ] = Subject of Special Inter- AGEWISS 5) 69% | 93 | 6 _ ~~ -; 2s 98 | Siedares moon new top prices These Missourt Portland. =e EMBER WHE. (ota naif hour, howeve market / other hand rece vad rye he nificant Developments of — » : i oF . ; j 3; ima : _ a ‘ = f 3 ’ ’ j °e eG as ‘ ’ 8) 7 of . ‘' re a 5a, eae at tes | — 11M > --fee Phnagy tu Qo _iater- ae a . Dress: longs » Hitt} Mereased receipts } i : ages tlen. ith re'en v >; "NS sheep and horses an J ; 107 803 heat W Contiaglll the Year.—Abundance of Reaver d national Sho strong Stocks | ee 498d _ ore inte . iverpa ee tipts at 107 803 head 59% on S changed ha 3 = ; : - 7 . | | | | exceeding § t. L. 114i hae are ereienes x eaieranh ois sii¢ £xWite ni Cattle an, met were 3 ; tin the loral ma only 5 hig tanet 25 235 G,mounted loney Market Factor. ye IO @ t i) ur dad 28 common, which rose transactions 30 | Shares. : ou Pe asco on of stocks on the Exchange during the week amounted | K. C. 107 : 6.% te en ares, Compared with 6856 the Previous week. Bond sales PTEMBER GOR | Were $21,000, against $55,000 a week ago y. 7 has oh a theta + a. 2 = , . . P r » ‘ > 531 7 } 37 4 as & ~~ aa , Following is a plete list of securities traded in on the Fx- are “11; Tt -117 Corn ‘me ‘ . = ie Le oe “ 101 va , . Pa First é aes ee 3218 ‘218 ° "fae = . OATS. atid a week aro Drices were INc to 4% ¢ } ss o-* Ye ' 4: that exchange on London has been’! _ N&l " " Sele > . rd fg. 2 e $ 3: | ational 3 iy } a “i ‘7 —aeee o « J koe +. He _ 52%a 5a%, ' July $114 S-ptem be: 2 t 3: ~ LP: i 4 | 3% 103% ‘ee h 2% . ip rd-Welsh ~-dl teea wy zs i tee ee: el >So 9 & 23 24 4b Ys also met heavy realizin les d/ toere was an e , run, wrean of the Post-Dispatch. | from $4.866 tor. $4 s522 for demand N St . atic 10% » Chr : Vo ; : a. veish Shoe com 1 120° 3¢ 7) 38%: 38 81 EF) RC a liquidating au . > at Ots Tm. Be , leanin ‘oe | Action was tak i Weten mee } NSPM 6 225% 115% 115% 1161 30 Auto.| 34% /-: 34 4 | Brown Shos pfd , 70 104% 104 x hie a ee her for the arowinet! “ 1 $10.75. wnt cers EW YORK. June 13—The Eve 4 s axen on eanesday | 5 Oh R Edbe a: 944! 9445)... o i o; $3. t y Post im ifs weekly copyrightrd by which the difference betwe -n : ri . ‘ ve . i : > 3 R23 Fr Q4 "1 i ‘UCe com y e-« | ‘ re Beek 2g zi ee. “ E. Sa »- eo wap Ww x a lj ; ; . r ; acner - . , , ~- 7 ’ . demand and cable rates is arbitrar- o'ST 98 75% | 9 ‘o PX ae 37 33% + + 2 | Bru | , r gy : chi, 10943 x ¥ ew ’ ‘nd anette es| tule. Tho 22d sharp nctal review, says. | a . : so « n SP eres, , ae ———— Sala re pe * and domtsic uPpin ‘ule, e lo iy fixed at % of a cent a pound. | 8 x > a mm EU t . | 5 E n Reem’ a @eesesd 35) Q° f 2 ; mn 1 ‘ _ Ushels the bulk of ‘50 - 7 asily the most interesting fea- | Continental] rates during the week | pfd. @wt 'y eo a # te 41 40 % alee eerese! 9' Of be 4 by | 2) > i provisions lard wae under ‘ and cutter cows Tarke? nowadays ‘s | Were generally ruled by the French loss- 7 4 | ‘. fa 7 oor Res "5% 106 |[ es Teng y hYyYPr ——— | ;rom Eastern houses, but belli n ‘ere maki 3 eye i a : ; = Cont Rak B 30%) 31 30% & Dry Goo , pity e ; ‘Ria r ter demand and moved hi : Lard ranging f, 2 to aou of money and the/| developments. In the first few | Cont Bk 0% 10012100 % _ cc... oe ‘vacall an i ' —— 11: | F.oeed lower. ri nominaliv 5c The l m ft es: available for current use Sera ee teat, 37%) 384 Fulton = ae PE « wr tncemgee te 99% a9K) | ee Hoe (——. an the week ‘lars wae hde' ce Lae higher. | Spee rOOd Weighty hear hore likely than not to be tem- s| 4 ? 184, - — Works com - Ae 550) 4: | ;* . bn unch i te a. nd bellied | bolognes centered ‘= . 7 ) rR isoVernmen? transactions Orn | hg , Maturities of fomething days of the week evidence of sup- Brown Shoe nday port from the banking fund made | 23% ‘ H 183m ‘ ~Ua se ee 36 Hutt = com : . 9 ‘ 7 4° ‘ ; — ~ -./13568 3a: . ‘ , CHICAGO. June 13 -j pane SS ®Sain suffered ; fot ae 38% : 3 le oe Provision market Butter, Eggs and Poultry | etrickes past “ demand , $490.090.000 wt} be met by : a2 #0 my ermment payments that will noe tees ly Leased Wire from the New York | Bureau of the Post-Diapnich. PROS OS OS ee ~ r, : PAPA orgy “> “ : J ‘ pete, @S — ee review, today, 92% Says: 2 ; Ss i044, 104% 104% 1044, et Ed 121% (121% (121% 1216 aos ie “Special interes? War attached -n,! do B wi 99% 995 99% ree 108% Meine naschie hemes, . “1 p> PD pm pee A ROG Ce i Bel nicer Seat ad or. ee wm Col tH ie Nk Re mdi 6 a ee ee SE Re Sgt a Bon hte Rear, Oh eee Fe s + ed Se 10 RW vs sapiat dae ant Ot - a os & = ole F it i Set cots French checks rally from 4.82 to | 4.95 cents, but the Support was! ; " " ‘ - 4 h : my ‘ . > . ¥ . i} . : e “ie 1. mn *-* . Overcome in the last half of the iydEl 7s.) 96%) § oe pr i $7 3 *| 749) 14% | Hydraulic Press Brick pfd , --] 3: “Ose and ranges foliow week, when exchange on Paris was U ms 28., BON! 2! m) oO° 7 | uz Co 4 at , OF ‘araulie Pp, ' , 2 ae Rs ~ =. ee country w te ru | > Jas P irre . ; . y ‘ ? 3 ‘ . ; Intern ce . -* es - > ’ . ~~ * * f , in heavy supply from SeVeral | 7 & tun | ) Sh ee as 29 7 toe ee semenee ee = ST. LOUIS BUTTER’ Ex AND POUT. | Part of : ese offset in full tmmediately by Sources and it fe)! back, losing vir. | $8 °27.../100% 102 % . Me cae 105 pean on co ; ‘erdchak Oe ste tack July . 34> , “ai TRY EXCHAN . St. re ~—" ~ty fain nz funds Am official call on “Ually all its previous ain. ee eo "29101 ‘101 . oon 2, 68 BS 1, exe 965 . tee Pe eptember |. 7.8 rs mission ; - at . ee ; : , | 2 do 6: 3 I : + ae Sy) 58% | Johnson-Step , l han ea 17.6 ; . . ~ bank at New York for more | Belgian exchange moved in close {0 U2S at a . ~s ~ 503 = , tiie ee 1 ; - antl —~ oe 4 4... ws t icles | . er anaa 1) b ‘ i e % a a OY 9 1, > +4 +. Laclede Stag} ) : é — se oe oo E : ; a ted hich tic] ®! cows -! at $27 $25.900.000 will he one itmme- , ~ yA M Wuav-Norrj ee Ute JT mt ey ae Cage gee NA a sae unison with French. rallving fn the 1 do 6128 *39) O: ; “a few “a — a oe 2 WayneC Ge 5% sem) 85%)... ie ' ‘4900 | rt] Ceme ep é; . cP S"bstantia écline. talian el | , mrs O4 | | e | Pedigo. r Sh * re agen : aa RELLIES ~~. , at some concession any ; ] “yy ' os ‘ “ een ~TY 4 ric , oht oy for Ure prea eh the Bar. 3 sme aly we: miacehreee lot. s3@oe". ° ,| $1.7 e *y% $10 ton nee me we probably can figure that not et for Hlre presenting the same oe; ; > week D @t the BP 830.000 eee r 840.00 Steadiness as it had shown vVhen han ' 2 099... business was controlled by the Ttallan institute Up to a short time. ago. Banking circles here hold to | the view that the French exch ince | will require Support until after the | July 1 maturities are arranged Switzerland exchange showed pro- nounced strength, moving up 7? Points to 19.41, at which ft ruled at | @ g00d premium over Parity. Tts | ole Be | 9 advance caused a discussion reczarij- | STANDARD OILS ing the Possibility of gold exports Ma La na : ; S00 A A Oil 23 | to Switzerland. 190 At) “Japanese exchange was ex- tremely weak in the first four days, 2 WebM 6%s 981; aay OR 1, ES 88 8 FOREIGN BONDS. | a 2 M S 7 wi, | a1 zs) j . , . \. , 7 4 ‘ *) fe -St im ? ’ pt me ‘ “ ee no ie : — ai . Ne R41 , Pe. ae * +) 34 Scruggs-V ? Hesse - Ae eS ‘ ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ pr BUTTER — ¢re ac. | tered a 3 7 ; we beg . ep: : PS : : s une i13.——W heget futures Closed j f 4 ilar rd; »- firsts. de - . : . a se mex? week In Payine err ‘ts Ag i E ess ealiea CHRES 3, 22: “Ge 4 2a © 15 maturities, the Govern- 7 7 year {s issuing only $125,000... | in rew Sectirittes or lees than s are A ti di ird of the amount paid out. | han ’ um : - materia! inevenss mid Deether the f;overnmenr trans- bms ‘nvolve in very rough fig- Am 3% ' share lower Tree" - 35¢ Dp | a : Ae... ‘ 2. See sU Wer. ig} 4 afi $4 6B 10LK 2.4 tT me . Sales Mitted | : . «tg +2 RY— ~d heavy, “2%ec; | ton of pigs. . the payment o¢ $409.090 400 a OO ly 100% LVacwn ‘ , was irregular tm the ear) Ss ‘ns hens. in igen . | ~~ , “2 . wae ariy trade » i. . " 90% | 90K) 90a | ie | ee Lee eeeiling Me to le lone and then | § ; 7 | wa mst which there is an offset NniaTt nal. eecovering and ing-Ic net hicher eLive; hy na! * Bae; oe ee. “tally ing funds now Scheduled of | am DOW! "ed ts, _ = pnt Bread. “s SNA Pring: Ie mn ; : ' : > " = 4 4 ‘/. wer. f orn future; kk — - - ’ an a4 . ry from oximately hal? that sum. ’ ; ? - « a - “ = owe ‘ ‘Ss put et ~ furnish “ me > * s ; _ J} : RQ : ut! i . e Am - : ; eG ,» a % favorabie Crup news being a), Security S.8.; } I b’ uly ¥ Ca . 57 tens f° , abe ; Mo Port Cm 140A Close. 'Ch’ ge. us 56\ “ened a Ry (4 F Sep vy ducks | : — now & * Future of Money Rates. az ‘ “* | com ' Sept $1.14," ‘and | Under weights {; most e conclusion does not follow ) Am ~ Dew ; eZOt, ° ™ ; ~ IUtche,: . 3 my ey w ill become and “@- | +% To grade will flow in Curing the enitial | or Pa os oy I-9% ¢, wives nited Rye 4s ¢ of Dp a. — i - United Rys 4s ’ ~ ~ Ny PAB > cpr VRS papi, cms « * ae m, - “ r 4) nv i-- + * )- > PES D~)- -. ~)-) om Fine e & Sunn ZEa® SPD> 4D ibe as 7 Pas Si Bm, RR he ty? - ensay ven checks selling down to $0.25, a ‘ery lemtibiaiasiet ics | dium. ™ ry ~ hogs from ] } +e. . ; .? rthwestern market = ~ eal Fete . al IO. roan? Selling in P , re oS a . loss of near a cent, built it rallied on Gso P nif ,o8 ‘tPpe : " itti | . Care -? ‘who . on ; pound: ) , lowine a Fe ne s ommin definitel, cheaper. burt the | re ~ vr. 4 . . ° a “ " 7 ° . P « > : . i i . ‘ ; al J D }s® 7 T > 2 , . , : . on Thursday and showed a firmer 720 H O&€R 03 » Ly ry ; me iy O Yonnsn S&@: R > 1 : rte th 412 260 and 1086 last year. we 4 @7T% 1K; ~ @@6¢ “Saturday. lurhter kes do not indirate o Position | Am f t I q cs ' "tome Vlece? } ; : | o= 2. my ye ' a ee Se. . . ‘O71 : ’ inne; i; Tiving &? «ae Duluth : . . 4 rough. coe hogs when f bes: : a . law 0‘) ue : a tone near the end O. the we ; ‘. I P I . ; . . ; ~ ‘ . - ah , a sa es COD Omiltraed ; rae tria e. se - oo é n , Ve vars, uUiUutaA 134 ; ] | ] lyr f j ae)} a = re a - : oO s } iit are , ky porar y f®asia f co iTse. a8 ; ' . ° Ne . OE eet T Re Yass: . =e Pir . . ce oe , l5e ‘gher - a - ; | on Shanghai, but 700 Ohin CO \; } Mt , 24 ua O77)” \ hich 3 Ole hushel« comnar . Ee = . Shas 4... ~ - we and ; + oul! aa: > Sin feet og!" _ ee week nd 124.600 last year | bunches . iod. Strong iewhe } ' @ money relatively firmer goon | Ape “eae 211251 126% 1: }G@ary. | 22h ‘* 113 Oate receipt, hich wens ta ous h Der dozen bo. “STown ~— 5 are sel! fr its initial period of ease | ; Ss 2 : ie tc Sc “UDared with +4 in zo and! box, ©" Sunch like @ real tighten- j 4tm i he D4 ~~ ku . ‘ : , \ ‘ > - : ia | } - seen > ‘ “5 ~ 2 = “a he. = © x x > Ste) anne iti ~~. — w - ~e Pe a - om Paes se rete wr ata of ~ sS ~ > a a) ne rading in cables 6 in ¢ Sold checks at 76.00 to 76.25. Ha- pooe POG n ae - y . 00 Pr p Yana exchange was under Pressure | a3 : own. a a ad 19 Solar Alto: os $11.7: to ; In the last few days. yielding from a. $1.25 $3 Went Weight pis ane tp t anything —) : _ - ~~ a * rag) oA 190.04 to $9.98. Jugs-Slavia was i—~Home-grown. =~ ’ ne y s iin main} i to ry fn rr ¢ ney rates is on the cards . ~ . + “" o= te ‘ Strong, showing a Bain of over 10 t. ~.2, ‘ S inds points at 1.76. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK June 13.—Following are S turday's. Friday's and a week ago quo- . tationg on the foreign eXchange markets: nn OTC Eg —————— SS! = ~~ vi ~ ~ me & WORN. tages |Arm F not Now appear, however, and Aru less the situation wi!! remain | : “© : & state of more or leas equlli. P ———- Wireless to t) New rk Evenin vestiment t fo; ; ne: a et ! ; . until some important change | LONDON lun 79 ‘ Seis bor * iin | . - .. 4 : imtey whe; ct: Gee bi s! Is af} ET. RY—Florida. $4 to $4 50 oor $1° 5, ith n inat 3 in commercial requirements 4. lite Arinut Kiddy. - 8 in } Loh ; 2, in N Pye, rinte No Be VS De] +™ PLANT —_»,.-: , j “ecg 1 5. the seasona! demands of the al- a ; @ditor , 4 i ) | fa ‘ Py ig ‘ i n } : 5 WN ’ ’ . *e . to $7 50 * a sOrida ] 3-bu €7 ates. ’ = ; ol — , * : approach and mo "ey ‘ss re. At ROR arse "ae stp pea Ses x | OP eye ; Sion 2 white com ont Lt : .| CUCUMBERS Alabama. $) : Acton eet Saturda: +4 2A ts comely 5 agricultural |4, as ‘ a . Se : : haa ‘i? aa = ore ay hi) ne rf , : ; GRE’ \ PEPPe 2 “. ‘ » esis or ' > “ . : A. r Practice j ; ; sre: aa hi Oat UT. CDushels o \ © l ouisia to to $° - ma Pram | Chan - rates almost a ways harden, | >” | Butch e they do not necessarily be- F ‘ »_~ —Fiome-gr: wn ry 30 Sou P O 7.400 SO 7 "cae ieee eee ea _ . ee in . os LIFLOW --R——Home-grown. $l to}! | Medium 50c to 7c. and sma:;| Vaccin On ee , * 7 . ra | Ty 3 Prt P Tas Ba: Se a ean Ue VPRO Ph irmengeess > abe * a Ww aed Lal Tot a ere ervie iad 4 re cette tein cease Pape a ges owen ‘Deh eundin- athe Lig, ates Fr! INDEPENDENT OILS. ted aie sat. GT. BRITAIN [ ; 1 Am Ma Cn qt, Demand .... ly ACCOR 5. ‘ tbles » 4 z > : rly 4 . . i a i the SP TT? ]- I t fa ; + i ot s . owt i +2 = ' P " ° j ~ - . r ' \, : ri 2 4 Oa 3 )/ “souncement ir ar; Of the ge. ; 3] , -} ee a $ .Timary ; in? . : “i ,AR? }, a en . oo =-di. Ccrat chers, qd up ~- ™ | a 132 agreement . C ra sep ~~ 8 8 | than 2 and vier hoe ‘ehte: me oo ~ oe Ma 10 tg : igh 25 13. tight. Possibly.ft will take Te D id len Pts were lichter ¢) na week GREEN a to © Ong veh | cnanges as greatly enlarged a se > wee U ds for business expansion or r Lot | f | 2 * -_ eo Cee ee Raia 15 eegiae oa J . ~ _ é i i t . 3 ee SO days l a ; : : om. 80 days 4 79 4.° v's a . Bw! SP 38 wrte | ae See. . 373 373 ‘ , iO ollowing Quotations in cents: . ¥ pt . &9 | £2 Wace a i 21 ee i ; - rieain attracted tt! in Eurone ¢thrte oem: saeeiie Spine ' . oe - , INCE im : , , ’ _ “a . _” : . = See i 4 2 _ : ‘ a } ‘ ine. id fetes * ig - r ten = a ae a ye I o h. ' - at ou as ce . is! > - »~ i | 4800 ‘sex 5 Creole Sen | £¢ wi.) 70% Pow : Sto ® ver mee the vielde | | re hea n.® Year ago. Wheat'o: pments|. GREEN ONTONS—Home. | 9. me leans abroad to make any ¢e.- " : . ret ] , ] ' MINING. ; ity : I Vile ‘ ' Per doz bunches, ‘ a mre ad upon our present great = : a; ae ‘ - ly. t ee ~ 7 | | a, ae | g SFC Pet. | I IX... ee . : » nail se ed Ninth Qieaeeence fren “Dealing f the marker ; 0s tin, 7 k ago anyPment P PEAS—Home-o : a: run 3.95%) ; ee OE Con 7 3 tute i222] se % 1°35 ° 1m Of art: financial etek, he fateh i... : @ hae tea mance of | 4 yea, an cu aniPments were heaym HLRABI—tHome tt 5a ee in on ) . +o ei , ft ° 2 oa” ve e “er aUifticulties. by is felt PED coe sets a: ny fur-| Priman ipments of wh | a. ETT Cce . er by Accord overum su. | money in ttself cannet he a. vt ee ne immedinte fatere | ck aa nels. comp, lace. 823.0 r be alifornia icenen: e a a arse supply of nat nae ° force securities up in- 7 ' MUSTARN GREENS i | holdin, ‘them beck.. aoa ' _ °° Particularly stocks, if fe per ee *—-Home-grown, 15¢} ww rm markets ; “onditions are bad. In | a iT — |; ®ere moderate. : hoa easing money rates ; ; See 3 $2.50: home: | has bon Puede a : ‘“aAneousiy with declining stock, de bushels com Dare, it} 31.00 ONIONS. ) -' ~ | Part Of arrivale } ; from satire if fundamental conditions | 3° Yr» 4. nah 5 Vea com;No. } it lg under way | 29/ann MiG were 20.000 bushels of oat pin. S123 t | lhe | teri rain in price. ‘The nest many is Into other channels, | is ) in 4 nity Edin meee ' { wheat and flour; "| bunches.” ba | > ean a tie oon + ne, .) *'t-edged issues neers: rPOration prem. allway, RANGE OF PRICES, 20, ae Home Srown tips, 15, Sipts. Compared the pr . writ) A plentiful supply of |- Jer cozen bunches: long White, 2n,. . » of $14.50 this indicates an & wey in the present stage of the! } anc of Sie ull and has he °mMe a powerfy! influ- | * | 19 ‘lf ee; : bef ° ° - tS * os ee r rise i the 1m | Llores « : 5 [8-1 )10:30 /_4n Financial Field. | 2 0" ‘|g eteckes MPM Orders for ratte and ret Gees ; | | Re a al mE stock N red win , }. RH BARB—Home-grown, 30¢ | owever. showing prac o8 14 . R am ; ' : “a. , he a YO. S rey ' nter €° Me?}>, e. c :+ €ozZwen Sunches : sala f =ry . : , own tr in the «* mulation of the ad. 39 14. ; i Ie . ‘ e ». OF al ry . I } un- a! “ ¥ S- — aa S ASH—a a bama Im Mer. ; ; , > Se : Dea ww } - The aged, ¢ , ton sto x Prices anda tn the ' a iY] red} ME . ignt ‘ed — tenance my? rather high levels. the « MpDle reason that business SS eee Ee: . Tone tgs @ S16 | 7 : | Bound Given an intrinsical! i bam nt .95.50 te $2. enn : ‘edium and tall industrial situation and an «l- | “esace i ; ? ® Uniimited reservoir of funds | But Cables Meee S\VENBNen © * _ Vf Jt WIG me pe ye 4 ’ a ana ve 4's P WIth neariry 250 000 ~~ P ‘A Y by AND— | Demand .... 20 [19.99 19 CZECH SLOV— | f enarncg ~ 96% 9 Specin} Corresponde ! R? u* en EROS Post-Dispatch. ' | NEW YORK, June 13.—The sto¢y | | Demand ....| . 10 100 Played no gic fe} - JUGO-BLAVIA || ) . ° Signs of lét-up Demand ’ $° 2 . 2 ; i = aoa mf... a eee | f i 5, \TOES—Texas flat e ae mr cod ing emplovment. euch a8 now Ry AKANSas | . a wr ‘jor downward move- ~ & POTATOES. t oo ~ Chak moe quot — ® in stocks te mot likely to . i ”) nee b hor , a ee - 2a . a ~.? necium to lat 13. : 2 ] = RNIPS__4, : ,; Pain to medium § 5 Cu oe ;Der dozen bune) Ss: be / pe ; > Se ° ° li'MANIT AW | Wasa diy ersion of interes ; & ‘E. ae din ‘ : & ’ . Deman. — ‘ 40 Sf) 40 z> ——— . ‘i : : ‘ ef COP: ; ‘ . . Ry r¢ . Toes + tanto. ad aoa ‘ ‘ : , . . . "3 : : ale = ; ‘ “4 j;and thea Sellere ‘ " > -_ - . i . ; '? z a. ty > *h* a. th b v* : 4 ables . oo 0 ¢ e ‘ . ii . ' _ cas ‘ Eig As ve 7. , “* ee _, . ’ . =... . : ? . .* ~ — ~ ° ~. y © = (Bane ~~ . p at ‘|? ’ . - . ‘= leon ® OT! er hand. 4 Gis a ae 7B _ 41 Te 13 40 (hi) : aa . / ' s ! ‘ ; ? Ey YORK an 13 . - . - ‘ ‘ la _ l . s . he ae ite e 4 = »T wt Se | a - : eial : : L . . . 34 ~~ ; gS *Indicates Sixteenth. Sige ; Anata, “~~ 49.—The cotten | N. > 14%, i pa) Ny a fe a4 Prairie, : » $O io: ; eed aad | eet ees agnee “sere S. Stee he bj | bein an ehesns, ? ne Seder ot « Geclne of 9 ul Ping. 1.13: °3 : Iikei’” nae | «BI ome-grown ah oe “'fferent groups inte new | re me fit italisaticn s” eee Os be et ling, | 3°" yeh, Lista pe teeliss roine en tifalfa Meal. ~~ BANANAS 3 QoS tra; a . | WH ee _ ' ‘tory. The market has i 7 , having ae : ik. J iii s ‘ A.) Nrivuen qd by ; 7 re] y Tis : . 13: — 2 « . { : ‘ Li I a wr = 7. oe. = No ] dh ' : , . : “| 3! ' , : = Te ° --* Wwhera sharp ad- : “Saati i t —s . . or : . , “ % ; . » “ " . Z : =o tes, E 3 ss : 4 : | ¥. . . : es S 4 > . } . q > . . * = = "9 . . a weid * a. a - | Weekly Metal Review |. week or more’ | a Suthwest. “Tule sols Seer, "ging, in the |g, 13 white “ari9 5, ™* + | $3.75" to. $4.25. stanaesqatorn! _ Dry Goods Market Review, press ¢ : r ya “ ie i= al me ys wo 4 : y S ’ > . 4 ' } . ~ ; ¢* 2 > 4 BT, ’ * = eae ee : . : a e . ‘SUAL! o=5 6 ; ew York Cotton 4 T) Tl ; 4 es * .. : . ned ] : 4 , . “a ‘ . : ' ae =o . *] “. “ory _ P a . - ’ Regen, I ae Ww : . ‘ . " E “ YORK June 13. —PFaf ; e og ‘ 2 ‘es “pon xTroupes : . iin nt - : ’ =| oon a * 1$20 235a9; lt 20" ; ee yea i hw = ye urge 4art tray. | ™ Dring cloths last week ; 00. : "EK .ected the Drofession - ‘ . J #7 il ; , . . ‘ ‘ bed : ‘a°@est for Sore time. , } . th k . cloth mitts te es . : ; : : ere mar et. : ae t . kety . , Winn (TRRANTS pf “ mee _ . : mn - > mG. 3 : uction } [\.s week Unemploy ment * mat soon ZA ‘f ‘5 SAL) - “ - . / ~~ «w LALA 4A ee re — VY > J } 2.73 } 1 93 1.67 | buying movement. The aniy 4 LAAA eee ee ee Se. lien ee o~ a | . . . - “ Oss NEW YORK. June 13 Buyers in the ; er Steril marker hay to the | ‘' aNSactions Bethlehem ed | ss Sheffield Renuhti.~. . ee Ver ‘ a aa, . ma Di Ty i ty SEW YORK . 13 ~ pe 7 ya c . : ct 43. —f "Ht tn i ° F thesaging drawn aion S. d ‘ ats y a ‘ - F., . ~ ce! j i : er ’ 4 ' wu r is 1 | $3.25 2-qu: . tray fudson Motors maa. . Yery stead 7 to 94 net hi oo BoInt: ee eR vied . _ Northern ; ; in, , Pa ‘CIT . OAs | . i« ‘lace ‘ , i] if 4 - +4 at rh, i” . ; “y aft > on” vv "g er Ba . 4 ai aw ah ’ l : N thern - ’ cr ’ & - ed ee ne vw es re ’ a ‘* ¢e ” ren ‘da. 369 to : significant ; icy. $)* os _ io a : a8 —e Brey |. GOOSERERR, oe rms 1 to $1 es B . Homegrown, $1 50 . , = ' ~~ “Hr-eaee oer _12-quart tray —— ee eee . Seman a a ~ i’ CKLERERRIF Ss: wt ' fn ae ‘ ‘ aa ' ; : 1° uUswVal. (rdi. t Pee G ‘ ——DOOminion $2. and M erice ay leon. re i: : J ’ : *xpect gasoline! ‘ee declined eo -* @arly in th. week ow = : ie rs ‘4 Was up shar; t ariy i nr _ ~. o 2265.68 : > 39 O08 i ies enread and Prin, . ee ee ® Pe) ; f? ay, ane In lenendan-> ~ ; « “ x 4 , *P- q " » os hn .f 7 rain. _ { refined wera Georeasain-> «a . ™ reyes Pd,” cig 5 ne r Sp 24.a%-238 —Lalif, ria, large and sma! : — \ *s ov *Trtake Production : cent . : : “ry bt os cf mb tic” “tase & Ne sern. $1.64 al PF ‘Timer, bur this year F , 7 ‘" April Appar- | antes may look for-/. ‘= Season of large de- cally copper turned steadier |... ett - . Arne ani .@finin Oj} Sar n ; } “9 : . x 5 : | —s : > -. i ‘ ea” f a ? ? > : > 2 ’ 7 , en . ae . “Whats : : ‘ a - . tA ‘ 4 ms : - fe Wheat Close. tray SL7S ta ge! 2- | . : te “= a “he and ‘hcreasing | has ~ ‘ ; SI toward the end ° * 7 4 >. ie Nae pat 4 ; . : ; ‘ ‘ . _ : 4’ J . , r la iaow of increased : roe i } hal PEACHES G ites rest, Pi up ; lalt >. : eee A eo rr ia 6 . ‘eee ne- It leohked as | h : oo a : and closed at 2265 , ly Row. $95) tn gg “ket crates : \O8a@qd Wwe! r ' th iii Sing steady at wits taki : , : . ‘ - 4 ‘ c 4 \ . ‘ - - " . TY firm for 134. at the end bie : ne wits hatte, SO “ates for the week to 100.000 pieo o “earn , 9 ! wiVERPOO June 13—wy b | Sc i ‘le the ee ee icone ; ve Dieces. : . i >. » ‘ so s 7 : 2 werent - ee WATERMELONS — ; - | year. Se . ——_>—__ iS mh te . “aw ie ig; 86 Oe; Ee loe tn 30° - Florida | Watson, de i@ peak months of Av. wae easier. the decline tm 55 cents RLEANS June 1 - Live l Ss ; es o-, DOUNdS average $3.25 to $s ' : ni Pins : ; - 4 Seong eae Cotton fn. ee Poot Cott “Meady. ber 100 pounds: 33 anu.n on i= & . _ “Ptember approach oo tp (teeta steady at cam . VERPOOL. Jy ce _ G@s SS pounds. $4 to $4.25 = | : ptember PProach. | ts Ret advance of Po LIVE L. June ; = ton ee ves We, °* xnOow that while our i , Metals at St. Loni« ad ) ear att ‘ ' es : , 2 os has’ mounted = in more vUuYtng future traigh te. . - - a > uig *@! St $8.50 per 100 Deunds in . ight or gasoline. | = ‘ 7 “ ' “8 has noe increased fr Nie to , ‘osed the Week with Price. ’ a ro. > ’ . 23 . ~ . ‘ te Yut s0me - ‘ a ft x Mma | y tha Mrheasr DOine a! - oe ae . sol ‘ ™m i! lg . e. : Prices in tn. ° the pri , movem ) ee. |. a 9: =: > 3. aa, ly | mud lis 12. s7¢q low middlinc ry : . : la by Pr pounin zine last Gueted at $7 00 per 100 , >. i a 4 is . ee : ; ' 'OUDtleas stocks Wil: ; , . sated nee ———e . o> 4 aes ; a aon ous neludin anon ak ; . “R 200 Dale«. wh 3 re i > 6 r , SEW TO June i3.—Buy:: ! re. | N ’ York Ru ' #. 20 . substantially this | , ait “HD An 8 ° ‘ a a | > St Creamery ew bber. rT rt , a . . - ~ =. 7 : 3 a : 4 : NEw ToRe June 13 R eh dhe ‘= the Statistica! : ‘ . “- :* Z — + hee tmokec . - . het ah mae PS 3 ‘Listed on the New York ° industry a . , : _ ul rs i “ai ‘ le : OTrinei . —_ . . a at- : ‘ 2. ¢ —_— ™ t > - the ; ’ . ’ : : . ; ; % , : m . y va , > ‘ leat ald . et Py I . in “] rm a J . 2 ~~ a inclined t> wre” a - eee Wie ans nt . ©) .., n r B Ji - P - - ~~ BE ‘ e to !. ly P a4) 2 . ‘ ; ite - . -— re a3 >. fu) 0 eg} m+ og ’ ? : " . | = h ete = e ate ) wT per the | Mai Ju : Ovt. 21. ere arch, iLSSd! Way! yk, Jan. ‘les T OMG. Suite 19. 8 recenote bon Se! heese. aa: Stock Exch | > on “ ‘ -* ; = ~ * aay , a , \ % -_ 2 4 = ~ Mm ~* my 7 . ‘ j oc 4 situation in : a To, ‘] UP . Nal $17 BO. October $15 &n Decem int? ,2° ~HIC. , , — “' n Teen rR : the antimony . ‘oan 4 Roston Woo} Mark “6 aan ~ | Sew 41 oa on™? 13.—1 des | . . | © Readily Taken. : . "ag Market. Chicago Cotton Higher 718: “ola faq? FT. 8. ehiomenhe ee Price to yield about 7.1 | De SED to we . | arn a 1 n saad “ys . . ae . P ' m °* Whie) : > ” . be! Pees Detailed Circular on } | . Fo = oor montane - 7v. ¥ voy ?\« : Jan I —=— i ne raw ? ‘ lune 13 — The Pere “ as dk: alae aes = % * Veda aire age SS capt ney ot Seal eee) WPM Pose. on doe a ~ a Wer larity oy ‘S “ - oS Pty " . ia S| - Cc o@ed 5 a bas a » > + + 6+ * i . kt . | a , rat money | a | new $i ber @allon for i od COnd i tions abroad | » the > ao . “AVINg@ been *¢). } . in t a ’ _ | 7 | ' ’ ; rs of - “se. . ihe Meletee aes’ rejclean basis this Arore’ SAY. - Jume 13.—Turpents, : | . ph yl ae of ret aa zs. $! i) at , c ose a an) . . ——— s - rs 4 * . ; re ewiots. ym re : ; , " ies tho me, ot the fatlway group | ices. r | “Pot Cotton. ales. Ilia. 2% oi. osin firm ce Ts teh: oe. irae. Dail ’ eon, *tOre Become witl. Was the {¢ hicago, Terre Fa, —— ee te: a «0 al aD | Standards 49 ' “*Ot the risk | pre Aute. | Se ) = g°5 ’ . ) : , rt * Of foreign “OUtheastern bonds above ose, “teady |! = Bt 3 ~ . a ; sc to 41 be 0 lirets Cc te — 2. Ot nese what * ‘ : _ i } 2@ pot 745. t ‘> . . ." . . PeG Hi nis. 3o3e te . . Eggs Unchanged Co Jime 18.—Cotton-cood ef! | «, ne ~~ See ous . , beens. 22.75 wf tai Mike « 9.75 1 040. - ~ op | RS. SLLIS6 casce . aul reores pi. : a te ce! > : “y—~ | tae the oe oe a mn, the POsition : maintained th So = vwestpta, " ' . s th rre ‘ “seas eir | . . ’ inn t ' sured au e bonds is as- Position, there Was a Slight: reaction : d ; : j 9 weakany Fiataeed “ > - 5 Buyt ‘N the Treasury jss - uty a: Jul ~ VRK. Ju ‘ik firm —2ying carried forward Rro a " Ves, the 4\s and . at :. e . ‘se cee Der K , ° > s\ j r ’ : > . j : : . . . ~@7 ’ : zt ; ok yn he 4s. not *Urprising iz View of the _ z : ~ « ie , r Le + er iT - ‘ $4 ‘ , . > : Ke } 4 y, . : = : Oday, the #ttock | tor “thy 7 | hu 3 _ ga: 30 Crain Service ‘Bl « - ta & decided}y 43 : anhattan ce e, a nN w hi itp ? e ‘gh leve! large idvances loa * : - ’ anf tied -). Ys Pr fy i, o*% - 3 . ™ . 3 4 | De " . a . ~* -- »y Ju) ~ on - _ ras - . a 52 r "Se foc. Middiing fair = 3e. ; Sent. =. + Ost. Shangha: ; Stn9) | i $6 Soa oS doudie deer S07 _ Webster Bidz. Ch mu. ' om in T'Y heaviness duc ta R Certain Girections soot . | _ : Strength midway » SOOTY eens MMR eis ae

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Ss ——— —EE ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1925. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH er el A ST AIS end | ———aai ea a= - —— — — ae BSTANTIALUPTURY Mj SHARES © NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS NEW YORK BOND MARKET t. IN HOGS AND) LAMBS “i ? Special to the Post-Dispatch. | i : 2 | ‘s | Net . ugine SE aia et ee Net. Specia! to the Post. Dispatch Sales S Ex CRITY. Hf gh. Low NEW YORK, June 13.—Total sales for the week on the New Stocks -and Sales; High | Low |Viose Ch ge :s ales, High | low |Close |Ch'ge NEW YORK, June 13.—In the following table will be found a list RAILROAD BONDS. ' r ’ vs ‘ : = ‘ . me op “x Ann. Div. | for fur | for for , for mn. ,, \ for for fo for + fo? —— , ; | York Stock Excnange were 7,046,500 shares, compared with 1,193.- Rates in $i W'k Wk. | W'k. | , | R: ivi | Werte | Nk | Ne we | of sales, highest, lowest and closing prices of bonds traded in on the & O cv $e WO) OF (200 last week, 4,535,600 same week a year ago and 4.453.800 tWO (IntCom E 2) 646! 4. Se BE - Pere Mar 4|— RAIG ADIL) OA |....- | Stock Exchange today, sales being in $1000-lot (000 omitted). SS . Od p e 3 ¢ i a . ; ‘ ‘ -* be on . ’ . . COMPAR ATIVE RECEIPTS. ~s |years ago. ago. int Mer ™ =. > BTis! 5! ty ; Quotations on all United States Liberty Bonds are in dollars and Week. Week seat, ae ' Following is a list of individual sales for the week (int Nickel 1097 : 28%! : | ; 6 g S ol.eses thirty-seconds of a dollar, that in, for instance a sale printed 99— - attle and p : -. a ‘in 100-share lots (09 omitted) on the Stock Exchange, with the hig’, do pid © 4, oF ye bed B+ 4 ert Nag gl means $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar and not $99.24. aiwes. .« *6.163 = r ; = - , , a o 136 ‘low and closing jprices and the net changes for the week. Symbols— Total sales today were $5,508,000, against $11,678,000 yesterday, } — ieee and ee ee i ttPartly extra. *+Partly stock. +*tPayable in preferred stock. | 1! G s = $5,156,000a week ago, $1,594,000 a year ago and $5,941,000 two a ) : 4 p t+*Plus 4 per cent in stock, payable 1 per cent Quarterly. “Increase vee hy ae ) Pierce Pet | 191) years ago 493 = 4tn6 “32 = atid . PES r aie a ee 1 7 ‘Phoenix H. Yr r ” 79 588,495,° _ een T Totals... 107,803 T - ae ; Movement in This | Unchanged for week. r r ms ~ ge From Jan. 1 to date sales were 1.753,724,000, against $1,588 CM&SP rig 4% er a Reena | . —"e ke Fa | a year ago, and $1,445,901,000 two years age pg sa Oia 4 Eee ager ras ——— - _—E—— —— ee ao cv ey. Z ‘ High.| Low. |Cluse. Sales. SECURITY. High.| Low. \Close. 3 do deb 48 ‘34... Lo ane a " } do 40a “25. INDUSTRIAL BONDS. | 10 do C&MR Se “8 Chile Cop Ge °32.\107| 106% {66% | 1 CMSIr@PS 4s 1¢C G & E 5e ‘27sta 100% 100% |100 % 3 CANW O48 ' ~~, as =! es) im“ csidpenmmgeate — mite - | es | | | Net | | 8 | | | : fits al advan 2 «| Stocks and Sales} H! h | Low |Close |Ch'se Stocks and Sales; High , Low Close Ch’ e] " Sales. SECU Re estonal ae iy a we Group Among Most Sig | Ann. Div. | for ior for for sor | Ann, Div. | for ) toe “(or | for | ay , pfd 7 LOO ! )s ‘ , Sales. SFC -onenn a nn a ock Yards last Rates in $| W'k.| W'k. | Wk | W'k. | Rates in $! W'’k.! W’'k. | W'k. | W' . | Jones Bros) 5, 14%) , : . | GOVERNMENT BONDS. in hogs and lambs. Cattle, on the @ ificant Developments OFT | Abitibi 4 .. “72%| 69%! 7 i |Chi & NW4 1] 55g 52S, ot 1% | Jordan 3 20T7 .. | = as ar nna ZRII ; Combined j hand. received a sharp setback under. Adams 6 .. ) 9: i | do pfd 7 5 : : = | 4% | KCH. - = _—__—— : | | 1% i c —2 ¢ Ch host ly o1- 4 |,o1—4 | the Year. Abundance f : pa : | ‘ 10) ; w/ 3 head were moderate Ahum lf . asec receipts. There was no change in Adv Kum 2 | ‘ , ds ‘ re S ” ~ ( . ‘ | 1st pfd 7, 103 My 103 % ‘ 4 : | “e 20) Commer Cr 66 44) 100 Sy 100% LO) My 3 C&NW « n Ss | » and horses and mules. do pfd 3 + | : s\~- ek. 14 7 Kan € Sou 2! 32%, 30% ¥=% 2 ‘ ’ : 3! : % Common P 6s 47:102% 102 (102% (13% ChiRyCo 5s ‘ BR 1, , . a gees amounted to a - a o ‘ y arket actor. | Ajax Rub 3 20 14 leg : , Cs * ; 4 ; ‘ ' ¢ Kayser :¥ 9 32 Me , , R pet pid 114 4 “few fe previous wes _ Alaska J | ; a | jcelly-Spr 18% + ° | 7 pet pftd, 1100 '100 . i A | do pfd 4 59 : * |Pub Svc of | | Li 2d 4} 5 Common oF 7 340'37|105 %\105% 105% | 42 CAEN, The be # 1%; 1 : , wht. . 4 | ; a few exceptions, was com. 7 . | 202) 93%) 895%) 92% 61 rts..| 256 1/105 103 103 | 40 CTHES ist 4 medium. Beef steers were ‘ 1 | ot ae | _do } Me ‘ . i re 120 119% 120 } 9. >» * ; ee | ac . “os 3 : | PSEIP pr ~ 3 105 104 4 B11 , ee 3 OO en = — —- re ON Seo , 4 - aa ’ ; ~~ a + = zx a oo - ' ‘ 50 82M. OB: ‘“. 1 ChiUsta 6%:5 101—-13,101—13\101—13 | iC 7 Chil St gen de | | 6 cs Openiliyv bul liber: i . : i °o . pa , ) 4 F pr o y , ee “ a st miost other markets coum ls — , | A 66 81%) 79 | | 58 VY, 1 ; | PSB&G ps.| ob | 94% vor outlet for eastegn beef cna 7 1107% 107% 107 % | H5%y Us - . coma 8, 1 138 135 a >unta 5... 7\ 4% | ConsumP | | 4 Chi@WI 5% geo 102 1302—1 | : ge & S 68 42 | 7 77 16 COCA&SL 5Sr D 63) 99% .e market mid-week. with om : ; MARKET AVERAGES | *) 25 18% | . losing prices were 25c and in ©) Ind 2 iis ' 44 a 3 b1 | Pure Ol’: 9 .. 129-4 | 4 '102—-27|102-—27 102—-27 | CombT&@T 50 37 a envy Gas 5s 51 _ 1 Conn R&I! nica ai rey - Hy *"|\107—16 107—12,107—12 > Det Ed rfg Se 40 102% 102" 2 188 Cuba RRS Fuel. . R85; 38 4 3! Io pf 7 97 mone | e iC aoe ~13 med 9 S A 4s ' ! DodgeB 6s 41 ret: ' 2 Del & Hud cv ColGas 2.60 : y ‘3 % | e 5 96 o4 | ly t/ " *f -- - 1903-—12)103-—S 103-—5 » % Dold 68 42....} 89 a.m 2 | 12 Del & Hud r 7 305% 390% : . ION “De ll Dup de N 78 31/108% 08% | 2 D&RGSSS... - FOREIGN BONDS. Fie 37105% 105 105 14 DERG 4% 36.. 104% 106 1 DesM&F D435 Ol | 114% |, 2 Erie con 7s 3 108% 108% 108% 02% 2 Erte cvt 40 A 53 85 | 65 Ho 4 1 Erie & J 6s 55..{105 | 4 FiaEC 5s 74 ctfs yas 1 FlaW&N 7a 43 1117% (117 (300 FonJ&G 4%e 52 93% 95 | | 13 Gr Tr C 7a 40..,116% 116% 116% 4 Gr Tr O 6s 36.. 108 108 108 .. 210 (110 110 401% 101% 101% 101 \ 101% ; 5 HERL&P & 54... 93 93% ¢ | 92 2 CCC&SL 6Sr_C 41 91 | 2 Cleve Un T 5% 72,106% 106% 5 Cleve Un T 5-73. '100% 100% ‘em CubaCs evt 78 30) 95%) 95 95 CCC&SL 65r A 29103 % -/102—-3 \101-—&8 1901—30|} 3 CubaCS evt 7s 30'101 % 100% 101% Cub D 8 7%s 44 7% 98 le aeeeet See gE age — 2: 4 nN i° ve fre? . ere or 4 Co a an OR $5.25 to $10.50 44 122.28 « 1] "$11.25. a ° nusmibering approm: sold mamly at $5.75 t @ — vearlil uw . ; : . A oe a peased Wire from the New York | Boreau of the Post-Dispatch. : ouse ais ww YORK, June 18—The Eve-) | do, Stee Am ¢€ era o. i $5, ‘Beef cows, like ae Ey Post in its weekly copyrighted | am mated OO } 0 ad. e cows, lik . : . =” r yearlings. were slow property a neial review, says. | he week and sharp declines were the - , The average loss was 50c, making ~ Masily the most interesting fea- bulk of sales $4.50 to $5.50. Canee, a af the market nowadays ‘S| iter cows figured at 25c lower. Cy:1- = a Scan gma (ie } making $3 to $4 lar ely and canners . abundan: e OT moneys ai “ Rage i hog $2.75. Ment available for current use on '1308 he bull market @ relapse of — likely th ot to be tem- IL Figs: 130% 123 30 % | 0 50c. ‘ood weighty beef offerings meer’ likely then ine forthcom- 11%| 11. | 11s) polognas centered around $5, while @ miy swelled by tne * C¢ iogna a on down to Government transactions On | unger end canners sold down to 7 nes ted ¢ somethir 4 maturities of something a The stocker and feeder market ee ay goer ty! 411 be met ier | uffered the effects of drouth- $400,000 anon wii m ; : ken pastures and demand from the @igernment payments that will not) had to sell to Killers, . ied | J | Am Linseed) An official call on| do pf 3% ae : q bank York for more |Am Lo 8tt of the steers : sani ? 7) t $450 to $6.75 ountryward HR. $05,000,000 will be one imme- ta 7) closed at $2.75 to $4, hetfers ‘at $3.25 Mere if not a very large* offset. It 550 and bulls at $3.50 to $5 i. FS FFE ES ee | fa) . rt eer rR FE —-* “ wo - + ~ - . P 4 - Are 60 57 S A .| 96%) 96%) 06% do 68 58 S B ..;| 96% 96% | VO% | i} do % 27 “402 % 102 % 102 % | : “ " ) 96%!) 96% | 96% | | Rels “\ go) 22 1 22%) 92% 78 43 .| 98% | 98%| 95% | Remington | SS gd Belgian 7 5.109% 109% 109% [cam om nag } tee os] do Be 41... -. [107 % {107 % (107 % | Fn ss cage: ge P or ‘ do 66 65 rect. . BO% 3) } ao 614s 49 rect. m | 11 do 7s 55 wi ... 8 i- a oo ow r* 2 >isisnw~~ te + > 3 x ~ et DOO Goodrich Good v e- —— 7 ~ rr « we - w~ at > Pee wet = dad mo 2 0 5 Bergen 8s 45 ....- ® Berne ks 45 ....|)100% 109% oy 15 Bolivia Se 47 ..| 05%, WSs) HOM | 9 Bordeaux 68 34 .| 85%) G _ Vw % ~e 2s Aa? - Fr Paw Tene ST Ss —?> Too) De | Cont Can 4 |Cont Ins 6 , “cal | 'Cont MR&0c| 25° ; , Ladium 2.) _ ON e085 | cCr S pf7 105 4m 105 , é mm | 85%| RS Roy Dutch | ? : | 2% Brazil 86 41 ....| 98 | 97 %| 97% | 6.48 ly .| 202 54% 54% ; , 3 Bogota 8a 45 .. 05%| 95%)! 05 Sterling 4. | 17 863%) 82 ly : 10 Buenos A 6%s 55 | RU QR 'Schul 8+*?) 95110 (108% 12 Canada 5%s 29 — >* tere ak 5:« x53 f “ « page : 7 0 ‘53. 101% 10 33 101% 101% 3 1 112 112 t i -.1100%'100% 100%» ..1 91%) B1% 81% ‘4 > Tl _, 10644'106% 106% Man § ‘42,1004 100% 100% 2 hil j ot Ca ee 01 Mid-C Pt 6%s ‘40 7%! 97% | 7% ‘ “Vv ze 90% 80% 80% Midvale St 5s 30) 92%! 92%) 92%) 1 T 7 67% 67% Mont Pow 5s '43.\ 990%) 99% Mo r& C 448 ‘30, R4%, 84%) all ur Bay 6%s ‘34 100%, YH 6 $2 . ‘ ‘ ‘311 p90 | 80 IGtN 6 Sr A 52./104@ (104 ‘HQIOLHAOL | » Ry CA & 70 #| «78 N ¥ City 4%e ‘60 101% 101% 101% “ ¥ Ed 5s ‘44 101% /1101% 101% K © NY Tel deb 6s ‘49 110% 110% 110% 4K C 8 let 3a °50) NYTel gen 448 | 7 KC Ter Ist 4a ‘60 '39 eae ae 92% 98% 98% l leh V cn 4%8 NYTel ref Gs ‘41 108% 107% 108% 2003 ven «...«-:-;/ Niag F P 6s °3° 105% 105 44'195% 91 & N 5a 20 NiagL&O Se ‘5: , 4 OR 2 Market St 7a ‘40 Am Ed 68 ‘09%. ch C deb 49° NorO T&L 6s ° ik 5™% ®™M ER & L 5a’ Nor St P 6s ‘41. - 5% | 20 M Nor St P 5s ‘4 Ws 1 X Ohio Riv E Ge ‘48 103% O1lBen’® fis ‘44 ° fs Ont P NF 5s ‘453 baw ‘41 'McIntyre 1) 5 >. ¥ 17% , wT | St. Joe } Canada 4 2% Canada & 4 Canada > - i 5 ~ *-* a ae > m 'Crex Cpt 1 | Orucible 4 ste ss Ff FFP F e-0 x _— = x »s OF -) ww tS K3%| 83% .... 108% 108% Ve ® ~"..'101%4!101%) > Chinese KR 5s 5) .| 47%| 474) ® Christiania 86 45.:110% 110%)1 )% | :? bs cis + | al a9 | 99 ! : | , | as , ' Mag : 2 . : 9 \18! Columbia 6%s8 27 | 99%| 99%| 99% ). ? ¢ uda hy a.) ‘ | pane ‘ mI | Go ian o Copenses Ope nied 8% | 98%) OO” et 2 tee aes er the income tax .ack: et | Cushman a 2\ Bi 80%) 505 LS | wean | | 4 49) 49 | '$ T | : Cuba 4%4s 49 ... gg | 88 | _ department averaging de probably can figure that not s Rep 4 a ™ | 1 tian fom Bb Fades a eS | , : ig et | | o3 Geechee " ea tarry” Ae S10 top et the close of th an 900.000 or $40,000,- hey ls Be PE 7h v, | f | 9) | Man 17 & . -—3 (|Shell VU | | 23 Ceecho Ss 2% -- 100 %4 (100 % |! ; -the figure fell to $8.25 last ae “ge ye ing the initial 2 ory 2 103% 109 r ‘eo @ | Davison | 35%, i b> | legos 1.40 .,.| 586 28 Czecho 58s . 100% 1100 % Southern camer yeariings cesa- will flow in ur! So a3 - ’ ‘ P - 110 | Deere pf 3 96% G 0 Den rk r 110% 110 Hog Receipts Smaller, 1s. maturities, the Govers | nu A=! = =5'402 |100% 102 *| D Lk & W | ) Maracaibo 11 tog od 5 i el 5% at ten ty . 4 | 9} 5 | ry from liocai ki'- oximately half that sum. 7 2 95% 9B: P . 7 hy 0? | Met packers oe a ready . ° ° | 11 ah sere 9) 99° ig | iMG pt 1.89 iehtier. offerings. Closing 107 %& 7% 7% | , , - yoo 7% | BR% : y4 k show a matertal gain re of Money Rates. i ia pastes DL Ist pf, | Mex Sea O | of swine with the | anclusion does not follow re 5! 66%) 62%) 2 | Es T 41 108% 107 yy | Miami_C 1 wares Stance ney 1] become and ~e- » 101 4 | | Ei le .| 39) 17%] 16% ee Sit hnoxrs ' : r ethnp tiles : . } io Yt i “er ; 45 to tealv cheaper, but the 106 — rs E ~ b : arid a ol se dels ag - ; ‘nt af : «ition: 35 *« ‘ ' 7 1 . Vy, | Mid N 4 ug an @ 30 to 400c q + indicate & pos an | Mid St : rday. The } zt a. neater Of course, & |: pfd 8 ., ‘ 3 | Sup Oil ..) 142 ' yrari.y | iMin & St l4 ~ . | symin 24¢. thts “ZR days pass pecs Or MSP&SSMp | bad a the weights us ted and the funds they repre- are a erage. VPigs ou tie . taken from the market. | steady, some ad caine a A to | ether influences ten in - © money relatively firmer eoon kinds from : Po aacheta® iod of ease in a narrow spread = its imitiAad per : medium and mt anything like & real tighten- pounds “Ha, money rates is on the cards | : io I at | | | not now appear, however, and : 5! \*) pa 7 ; T ‘ % , NOOT ‘ Es 2078 | I we | 1 | 0 Norwey & 40 tess the situation will remain | no O83! nom) 91% 40 , . | : : | | , Z , +A ) | - Norway 6 52 .... : Re | co oe | 5, omar ee | g | g Fe. ‘ ' +" 4% | 2 Norway 6 44 of more or less equill- | | 160) 40 | 38% 3! “AE + “4 | Mot | | L | Transe Oil) 31 4% @ Norway 6 43 se entil some important chang® | SF7) 100/11% te | Be ‘7 & SI 53%.) 31, 4) ode, Bog) 87 | Twin City 4! » 6: 5is\— | 51 do 5%s 65 wi..| 96% in commercial requirements. RA ' 4% 4 ; : mA - a ¥ | i, : iv ie , | mt | ‘ + Parry ® Orient Dev 653... 86% A F canal demands of rete. _ = jotn 364 15 1! | 31%4\ : Jeoerol . # : ae 4PL&MRR6EG 5B 79% $71.50 mee seasone? Au ¢ Lio Sigh (43 “ : rv tales Se i S8 — ~ - 511.00. : " d money 4! 6S : | 1.) FO ee a 15 PLD @fM RR7 58 at an advance We approacn an mone. tt rali- wel Wea - ' 1a | Ohio pf! 1) tu | Ay | part of the week en 4 rity A plentiful supp y of oo ns oo Cre 20D PO e Ser oe eS oe RDw ye wD oe) sen tine — gape 9 ame g wes TSS. A sates os Oa >_> oO ee + — 2 Le wwe t ~ ~ ion >! & elie tl emer nay Bien one heat LALA LLL LS rl wVomPMe rnd — Salt a) rs ~ a ~~ ‘-* a ~~ em ~ ~ os w 5 FKFFE teria! cols Score wer + oe 16 French 48 French 8s ‘45... 57 Ger 7a ‘40 rect 5 Ger G E 7e ‘45.. 14 Ger EP 6%s ‘50rc| : — Ja ‘44! 2 Greek 7s ° : & Haiti 6s 52.....| 86%) i | | 9 P Co 5% ve. ey Ns | *~' ! 14 Hun 7%s ' gi | -@ yA P&arnca&l 5s rr 100%, LO) 4g Ltd My 6 Jap 2d 468 ‘31 .. ' re Bs 103% 103 te LON 128 Jap 6%s ‘54 ....| V4in | 3 .B...208 |e AO O term 4 53 | ee i101 % 3.1, AHEP 6%s '44 8! ve, | gr 5 PS C Se 33... 4% G4 “4 P 1 ; 5% 54. 102 . 101% \201 ‘ 8 Lyons 66 ‘34 5it| whic Bi PS E &Gd%e 64106 % 104 W104 Fe es BE 102 % |102 % 102 7 Mareeills 68 ‘34 .| 5%| 85% PS NJ 6s 44 4, WB% o NOT&M 5 8 B 34) 97%! O7%) O7 'e 16 Mexico 5 '45 asst; 37 |: 46 | 3 Bye con ¢ os ..| 86° | a6 20 Mex 49 04-54 asst 7 05 | ah ~ rc r&' 5 2013.1102 101% 101 % 31 Mex 4 1910 sm as 7 Fa ge tial _ 5 Mex 6 33 sm BS ashe o"* 14 Montevidio 7 52 RS ee os SS = ror Odd PP OO tO x > > > Jer lr Dioe res on DOP is @ dl nee = * 3? os we Oe - —_ ot —- ry he OD et et ON gf OS OO Dw wD eee rerer F 2-2 PP Pw 5 SA SaeeT eee KK E ert F. Per SFL S Zz nT! 16 ‘ vie lies yf ee do ist pfd 'do 2d ptid F M 2.60 | a es 2 pent bet as ah” - Pe se ee mt ~ Sim 28. 8D n° . } 3 °-e Sine fe ST .. wo O4%' Wa Ne tl, a 31.| 9: | 95% ae § OOP 6s 23 . 101 100 % ° ‘CHa 5! A an Shar St H Nea 106% 1OH% y > 3 (700% 100% 100% Skelly O Utye (27)120 11M %q L1G NYL&aAW 4% 73 . 100% 100% 1n0% S P R Sug 7s © 105% 105% 105% NYNHRH 4 6 48 OF | Sou Col P ts Qki4 UN OR ky ~ Y Ry fe ‘65 S W Bell T 5a © 101 NYSR co 48 Superior 0 of ‘V7 7 Nor & S en Syracuse L de “SL 100% POH) 's Limits | > \ er B47: 106% 106% 106% 47.5103% 104 103% " ac ‘7 . ana | 8A) RAY, 41.200 % Dom TOS : : com 3a 2047) 61%! 61%! GI% 85 100% 1, Lots . imp o* i ‘54/102 112 102 re ' 98%! 96%! O6% Un Drug ti« — 103% 103% 105% ; | | ? US R 7%e °30106% 1061, 106% j a7 A7 | 2% US Rub bs ‘47 ..| 89%) 4&2 ao SL ota & °461086% 106% 107% U S St) Be ‘63.. 105% 105% 105% l, c “9 A7% 7% OTS Utah P&L 5s 44 7 Si ! »| v7 : Se 302% /102% 107% Utah L&T Ss ‘44 iS) 1) { ‘a cor - ant, AN% HN Utica Gas 5a *F7 100% 100% RBS oh ing '98110% 110% 110% Vertientes S 7s 42; 91% M's) WI s by 65 93% 93% 23% VaCC 78 8 : 91% 91%) 91% TS el bt nt pe > ef dt ~) SIS UU! wy m& cee Sere tS OI inate i > 1) 3 Rot 6s ‘64 cfs. 4 Sao Pa tl Re Ay 2% 8 Sao P 8 8s °50 ret 100 100 (100 26% Sax P Wk 7s ‘45 93% 92% 93% BE % | BBS BY | RO % | 89%) 59% "! R5ig) 89% 85%) *"'305% 1105 (105% _, 100% 100% ) '46.. 102% 102% 1 Trondh) '44101% 101% 9 U Kingdo 58 99 117% 117 186 U King 58 '37 106% 106% /"91 Uruguay 8s °46..,110 100% 1 Zurich Se '45.... 109% 100% ——— + — SS le er: ~~ rer _ _ we Vo 9% 5 ' 7— 47 ct st 0 0 gv VaCC cv. 7%4ea war ) . 47% % | 47% | i 76 16% 126 AT&T 5%s ‘4e.- 104 a hic Loe Ry & P| 64122% 1 | 6 AWWEE be, ‘34. 97% 4 4 | “ompared with t nrevious week # ies | Vidaudou . 5 Am W Pap 68 '39) 63 ‘ é ng to; of $14 ot Sg Far gpg bart an #d- y in the present stage of ie Roch : . o% : a e yy 30 Anaconda 6s ‘59 1100%4/100 % |190 % rs ull and common kinde —* has become 4 powerful inftiu- | jot .«! b | 7 _ or ie . a iane 4 ‘ 5 es 3h 1 a} 7 ¢ AS) 226: | bf Sy orca 20 Anaconda 7s ‘35. 101% 101% 101% tieally no \ in Me in the stimulation of the ad-!| do pf, 04%! 94%! 94% | a wt. «6BIN94 sol ag eae age Fe — | : sal tas | 12 Andes C M = 7 om 27 are not sortin® = % se eg vin A in the] odd lot. | i 4. 12 >a’ 18% , a: Wk PPT Ee. — 2! .: 7 * } he age clasars me in stocK Pp ae —- ae Br A 10' 18107% 100% 101%: - . wenn an - 4 : Féin | 10% 100% ;— % 10 iB7 615 F,! ‘ | g9% RP M5 «9% Fagen vane Bg on wre a enance of rather N's site $e 7 | 30 26 26% '—3 8 6 aid vat - ie eee ee 28%, 25 .| 462) 60% os , 7 sz. 43 04%) 04's) U4 , leeing ert en’ a - . ; L ‘ ; . q = 1 ) ; cloping srowae nave aes sme reason that business | purroughs 4,105 5 10% . | sO 35./103 [103 | {Lhe ) principally with oc Beeound. Given an intrinsically ~_ La a uA \ ulf 3% ? : , sD om Gt . ys : : = = Bt, 4en ; " ¢£ g “l- o ce s : he - } nh ” ‘U ,arren ...- = : : -eeee | rnecal. ‘ . . industrial situation and an . Rut ©C 60c m? : ones a _—— —— —— eee. N Am J.4¢ i% ie 43 3 | aoe oe I « . 4 7 ‘ 1¢ 4 ) ' yf) . c : ‘ ; f y a. s (bee Re : aeaniid cannere. © kids $4 10 mumeet for weeks have found them oe | 78 % : ~ === hin and common goats $1 to $2 as unable despite the spectacle | -,.; + 7m | 1844! | Hupp M Rees and Beales. | eamable despite j stocks Very | do fa |, 46,014) S2%\.0% | a | MS 1 gaa! 18s | ie ie S Pas Oi 2.) 819) 1% RS aid bee ae ET Aa 3281 S | —Chice Stock Sales | Clearings, Money Silver! LARGE BUYING OF OIL ses and | s. Meaivances, to depres: | fa. : 0 b | Ti Cone OP 5 1G 1113% 1154 1.50) 287. 27m! 2%... 2. | W _E.\ & 14% | 15% ° | -hicago ock | n “K er , O&G | Special to the Fy st-Dispatch | The St. Louls Clearing House Aseocla- SHARES ON THE CURB e horse and mule trade continued Me On the other hand, the pulis b NJ 2901 % 4 | do inimum the past week, arrivals amount: | b a! and again _ ~~ yy : Oe hit 1 a , ’ een able again an age! eOt ‘ es 2 S| Tt Whi 2011 4 ae : ich. wit he en A nniy was . a ‘ ' 1 ing i : = > Oo , . - . “bie ‘ oy wi , earere ‘ , ‘ , Ep dl a tent i domans My 6 Mferce different groups into new | a\ } BO % : 4o rs 9 eA in-AN 316 | “6% % | © Sings CHICAGO, June 13 — en, a re | tion reported cjparings for June 13, 1920, ae dala . - eady * me € HAS | cee. | ' weder: « 4 aes io | : i” . woe 4 ni port uf today 6 seh. high. sw ve | $18.300.000:; corresponding day last vear Special to the Pom TAspatch. h the few sales made appeare 4 weew 3 territory. The market — | ers Es + * : ae ‘ : . anhand ./| 2 4 fs A ju Quotations. st the Chicago Stock ex- a4 pe gee name NEW YOKK June 13.—The wewa! h previous weeks. . ' y , ; ' ; f » 6! £ i] 7 , 1 , $17.300 000 this year $3.385 100.009: | week-end evening uD of accounts served ce a gece . i Ot | andi : 1], e m4 ‘ 4 2) “A “4 S . . i wal) (0) le Or f e ¢ we ¢ id the ear.y curt dea nee C et . as easily as before but by ; : . Int’a S 2? . O* of | 404 Penn C Z _—_ td O, at “ 1-Am Rad re 2) 2% 19 et pore ot Seaividust oe HR , selling was absorbed the the Aceoriated Press te Bering activities upot groups gh ee | . 4% ; J. eee [In G & 26: 27° ~ : |? Coke ) i | e 13% 32 J : m $725.000. 000; total to date, $4.031.600.- forward again — prncenny all EW YORK. June 13 —Fall River & bd ee ae * f 6 7 * coese i} TQ 2. 3% Penn R 3 : ' = @ ie ' ‘ § rim . - O00: debits to Dank and bankers accousts sharing in ihe in provemen ing cloths last eek reached 100 non moiore negeie ted the profession + | 937 : ‘ t | tas 11? 7; ‘ , . : igh. : My +‘ rv ey - -4 + ri : Armout! +2) $18,300,000, toa!l te ate. 2 480 10).- In ol's ehares were bought ¥o)- ' the largest for some Sone. Soutnenl : still find life in the market. . ’ e* ; rh us ry ‘ ‘i ToL t 7 “ 1 re oy £6 = ‘ ' . , , 3.000 m ' } ) . Ooo ‘ inbined debitsr were $43,300,000 Sone. netably Humbbie around io uD & ciceth mill's weer not likety to ct , } . + eek ; ‘ ag . ' ’ ; dint ios — F yaa Movement in ©1:5 this Ww wction im Jut + ig Bair. are closely «= av among the most significant | ; ! n i; meme a f _, ~ opments of the year. The un- _ . ere 5 continued c 7 — — the printed tne . uring the spring months has | ~ oe | ices Ph nnn worste” Med the season for gasoline con- | throug ing, there will probably be a temporary , — bal oT 3 ; ae 3 ‘ - on le ' oa Fp —- — , . * have heen reduced in * tion earlier than usual. Ordi- ithe leade . United Siplethora of fur ds. if precedent |! , Bosto St k M k t | 185 Crane Co ap © © — Ringer nan PET) — calenge Nip. " o ri j an i , i — a a 9 aa | . ' ia . * i iy = *) “| 3 ‘ or ; Linens ° ta ° ciently. tte [ey we do not expect gasoline | Stee] common, other active {fs- | maintained Realizing sales were n oc arke | WEEKLY FINANCIAL 30 Deere & A} | Great Northern Dividend. aad eI Ontboor Aavertising Clase A eet pairs mption to overtake production | gues, auch as Baldwin an@ Amer!- | easily absorbed and the process of aineiee na & u ib | my the Associated Press 20 Genera’ nt on the aide gee Me . ; P { 1T certain nectialt! . a STON, June 3.—Foll 7 § A] » £van 2 be — ‘ ro cms 9 early rummer, hut this ¥ ear can Can, the entire list rallied hi 4ding up é tain ene ‘laities nas of “peat oh highest eaak ae HT) a list ' STATISTICAL REPO Pon air rr) ; > ‘ o”* ST PAt ls Minn.. June 13 = Directors poh Or ~)orsweO Do ee Ser Slee Rt tn _ pnt bt pe Ora 5 ~ ~~ ae OT ee ee SO rOre nae | a) > 2-2 Doe Sto —JNDUSTRIAL BONDS. 3 Kiax Rub 8s 6.)101%/101 14/101% 5 AmB Sug 68 '35 3100 100% 100% a RMWWOV yy Fs New Newso, ¥ + we OO a Fie ps 45 16% 11¢ 1 -mOQasr =a “9 1D 352% uM pat 6 04 05% 05%) 95% | } oO .. - & SFCA 4% 2; O4 & | bao SL-SF g 5% 42.'100%'100 Taskevt 48 55, ¥2 v1 | 52, Ae peed & SF j,* 99 s4 | 8 84 q 3O...,\2¢ 7 er” ae IS v SAL CL L&AN col 4 52 A il. con fa 45 & O 6; u Pac rfe 4 ‘AD Sou Ry gen 4s "AA Tas con oa '94103%/1038 "a 100% 106% '106% 110 \109% 108% Third Av rfg 48°60 57%) 57% 57% ThirdAy adi 58°60) 42 41%' 42 Un Pac 68 '28.... 101% 101% '101% tn Pac cvt 40 ‘27 99% 99%! 99% tn Pa rf 4s 2008 a7% B7T% 87% tn Pac Se 2008 '107% 107% 107 ‘4 Va Ry & P 5a ‘34 98% on% OF% 11 Va Ry Se ‘62 100% 100% 100% | 10 Wab 56 ‘TS A O7T% A7T% eo ‘10° | “3 Wab T & C 4s ‘41 202 {102 | 102 @ WNY & P gn 4°45 AP FOR @ >> > | ‘ ee BUS -1S fF ~ ~} COOerrsy i] > 4 a eee ‘% a + ioe b+ ~ Sek? te 5| .. 303% 10444 104% 33, 4 4 04 oko keed vehee) wa all ag wot 2 me > IS HOS swan eos _— le | 5a ‘4! ie aa C of Ga Ry 60 29,103 % 103% 103% | CP ist ref 40 40 pic! 89%| Bem | 20 Nerst Pac ba C & O con be 30103 102% 102% : rat BA one 74%) 74%! C + ‘ae a &LI ret 4% *: 41 4 & © cvt os 60,100 “* 100 106% | 2W-PR @rE! Be * ” 66%! 66% ——— Orpheum ' i! | aso ’ ee -—~ - ~~ — a ee ———— p 7, ¥ ; 6a point where sharp ad- sv pr 8 o} & —S 45 Bal Katz ‘ | total to date to individual and benk and fou 74 and Guif of Pennsyi- 160 } r K pfd.\103 bankers accounts. 36 521.100.0090. ‘an! 72. The report that ond 30 20 LONDOW, June 13.—Har silver, 31 %4 Standard of ifortia he 1 contracted aR us > a "| 63 ner ounce. Money. 3%4 ber cent Discount Crve'o? approximately 56.000 scree on 1] + rates, short and three months’ billsa. 4% Venezuelan Petroleum s property in the “Rt i 5% a4 7- ; Maracaibo basia resulted in a@ demand fur te | : an , « Great Northern lilway. know th i pratense ! ‘ks were strong. bec * 031 "1231? e of 9° 554.33 110.27 112.75 111.38 Ing 0 0 4 . le. we know that while our | corporation's affairs. The oils came (the food sto ni “ trong Edison Ll‘ 211 LY 3 issues ) 111.33 1 27 112-7 ast Wk. . ° 2! 2 | , 00 la Satie Sf heavy oils has mounted | back quickly when selling pressure ter saggy Be ; » * | Bonés— oo Tindsay L ty that of light or gasoline-/ relaxed, and motors participated uc- wew York Bank Statement. rinby Mc fAverage of 40 issues). %4 83 84.98 | 250 McCord B s "on ; ee } tate * mee fe. ee sc. cage Oo mae ; Foreign bonds — | ~ iA Bel 1m Piecing otis nas not increased inj tively in the inal upturn, The; “rhe scum statement of New| Mass Gas pi 4 06% | "erage of 10 iseues.102-82 B. 700 Micdw tion. Doubtless stocks will| most striking advances, of course, | york Clearing House nemner — k : 28 | (28 This _. | 10 Mid We ’ a Bishe ; Vig > he 8 ecilaltie®. | showed eurplus reserve ©} $41,764,- w En . ek. Wee . External 7s—Due 1955 . ' n down substantia.) this |again were found in ¢t P mg ate h oe gee $8,717,670 com- at 9 Q Federal Reserve ratio... 76.; 2 6 > 5 Mid West Util a: «improving the statistical | Strength in General Railway aos | 380, an increas “g ait ea Miils 52%, 52% Money rates in New York-—— > ll Ww - . 2 mn of the industry ntion sharply to est- | pared with & wee ago. Loans anc Jaoe a ve This Week. 3 5 Mont ‘Listed on the New York . 4 e industry. | turned attent! tm fi A BOS | Exchange during the first pour, * | wiou sing of 49.57 cen! aicago trading was made up large'y Liabilities— . 1 Unb e213 214 not exert a vious closing a a rt tena? S252 7 188 R22 $36 590 905 s character of selling G: al low of about 40 cents eariv if profession i1i @ tlfjustment again. _$ MO 29.00 Pols ' - ’ , in . . disturbing influence on the geners poss ere war sething of 1 he week-end closing. Revenue car joe4 It _ Saturday's Leader. list. Apparently corp raegd iva | est in the foreign exchanges. . “Some buyinésé , the trade, fo- May 30. Pr. Wk. Year Ag’ ¢ - TOorTT nate- ; . _ ‘ » on ‘ = caw 7 Py , * . . a pe sleme pestis portion of the inclined to nae Oo z Oger e | mand aterling, Fren *>} francs ar vether with ! oderate cov — OY an commodities 990.514 986,209 830 551 | : ' . ‘ eke ee" ° . : , _ in ° ,o . . ' ent was away from the | ket for the time bens 1 oth European currencies rely }speculators sufficient to offset the Geain and eer today, the stock | effect of Mondays Treasury fiscal | ot oF : scattered selling which appeared in grain products 37 283 38.622 splayed : , : y market !s moved. pagal tage a fter recedl Coal and coke . 700 hi a decidedly rations on the mone) | ° - -otton at the call. After rececing sone during the short busi- aco It is unlikely, however, un : >» ENS Go 4 re ey ¢ 4 hed ‘ oN . bi MN eS ay ; PRR aS Dey . ’ Roe hteere ‘9 A. G. EDWARDS & SONS STOCKS, BONDS and GRAIN 6a wah A caad > ~~ = —~ Grere ~) rit Pa a = s ae > * ee tak aes Sept er ee SU IIR RCE 5 Mand as conditions abroad * our investors become will- accept the risks of foreign Other Markets Featureless. “Similar conditions prevailed the commodity markets and in early dealings, the &ac- + ag Tralizing Early heaviness due | credit accommodations will be un- Me in certain directions| settled by reason of Government developed & much aT. ‘ty to strength midway withdrawals. On the contrary,

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a rhe Datlty POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED eae : following yesterday’s downpour. to the vicinity of the city, did no ADVERTISEMENT | | Pe eee fl ' |when 10.37 inches were recorded appreciable damage and will be of | —-~-——— | . ! Ree eae ) ay Wy Cex: a ; | at the Weather Bureau, most of great benefit to crops. Free to Asthma and | Girls! N5 Mor: -_ ‘ S SPLENDID VALUES IN | |which fell between 7 a. m. and 3 : cS . 4 | , . m. The rain, chiefly confined Hay Fever Sufferers | Pale Sickly : CHECK SALACIOUS : tal Plates | R ACELET ee Dental Plates || 'i* de winot Discomfort ESS Complexion: St ee Need Fixing? Kaa ta is MAGAZINE SALES Cpe. |p \ SAVE 50% |)xe Beh ict atate 3 tee neg Get Back You Roy Ch oe ie te aed ~~ ’ me 2 Ww Loge - “4 oan iy MS aS > as (ee eg a. 4 I age a : ow had * ——— ee ” ie: wet: 2 a. ae aii at Aether Tees ae eres Site RS r i igen. - Ae ut °o “me. Any time any repairs are || chronic Asthma or Hay Fever. you shoul needed on your Dental 1/| send for a free Trial of our method. Me | matter in what climate you Live. no mat- With This “3 oa ogre of cage ones and = Prosécuting Attorney aa ak | | We guarantee to save you at || are tro abled . th Asthma t Hay Fever, | ave ou eS Doctors say that ed-Blood 0 e ha ere in ashions newes - Y \ least 50% and to give you |/°™% raethor a ae ae promptly, H pl 7 Teal | Schweitzer Suggests Pa- _—> work equal to anybody else. | ae rently me ane ene ier oil coon thousands of girls are | | So looking, with sallow eo; Bracelets, at extremely moderate prices, "yf “oe | Sf "Sinalovs. douches, optuan prope ° Im . ! -) he pairs made b of inha! 7 preparations, we feature these examples: | trolmen Watch Literature “ag : PH with more then 16 genre of 1) ie teste nn ne, tare tale AClear Smooth Skin? scrawny figures and tired, : f — | experience, under direction of || Dense that our method is designed to end ® appearance is simply Agas | Offered in Places on nn a licensed dentist of 20 years ||) Stl ine paeayens ee ane ; iron in the bicod. By meray — | A practice in St. Louts. oe tres offer le tro important to neg. [2 YOu wish e skin clear ofpim-/ more iron into their blood PART TWO. Write now and begin girls can quickly — | eg AY VAL pti aber tbr et O, bet Xe i? te Bie FES a eal ie fy F - a | : - td es or tl s eaaaiee mith atte estate di aacenee owe, iro te a Beats. m7 = | lect a single day | Just phone Forest 7287-J and the method at once. Send no money : smooth skin, radi ant cheeks i war & == ee. we'll] tell you how we can Simply mail ‘ rapes Bree a it Today =e that make healthy girls sang | | save you 50%. Work called || —_—_————— ut Be sure that the iron yout | A suggestion that all policemen | AUTO OWNERS, SEE GLENN for and delitvered—promptly. TEE TRIAL COUPON / ron— Nuxated lron—and nott A | patrolling beats in St. Louis in- Grand and Pine — * ae Snel A . , omach. Nuxated I - J. G. St ratton |} Y. Send free trial of your method te: ; | spect magazines offered for sale His 25 years in the Tire Basiness is your @-leaf design, hand-pierced, in platinum- $21.50 /at etores in thelr respective terri- | assurance of Quality Tires at eo special 4813 Fountain an ea = nae Ree : pour eheehe and lips, and the and-gold. A charming ornament tories, and that store proprie-|Price- Allowance given you on your old Forest T287~3 | A vs ye oney back if nae | tires, Complete line of rims and rim My 16 Years’ Experie . ° oe 6 ete OO CmMO OWES 6 caaceséce . is tors be warned against selling s4-/ parts. Wire. wood and disc wheels re oo Woun iain | A UXATED E lacious literature, was made by Paired. Guaranteed vulcanizing. . - ‘ : q/ es M [Police Genk VICTOR WINS REMARKABLE APPROACH S | In his letter to Chief Gerk the Takes Only One Putt erie reed See ” te Sine Dear sO RO UCP eR tI he Fy 9 . ahead 0. « , 7 Cotte oer ae a“ an gwd s ay wens whee b aah : ‘fin, a ated > ee > eae “ oR. eal tae? Sie tape eS ioe eS Pree 2 ee ary? 527K - pevou’ ae 7 A a ee RL ne - a5 aay imi — . Y% Z snl. e - ae 4? _ 24 Ee * 4 » 4 7 4 a ey ood Rah ti A » pe festa 2 he ia sa] ° ix 2) 2 Z . , ‘ 5 setts. Eage® . VAT nbn by a, ’ 2 Sars bie foe ca , ’ eee ee eer. Se = ey te CLT RS res —- q hia tet a . . a ig ? , a - a > a ~~ : "4 ote es py HOTS ie th ea tad 4 ae; hie, F m "4 " i ie : ey * ie . sy v , : 7 Oy ed Se . o% ¥ oe a wa Ps aS P. ! A fie cs ile xipie stvie, beautifully Pas every m: ine s oe}! er in St. Louis eee Se ON WE Ertincial gems, h Proprieto ITs wad stores 3.00 to $10.00 _ stern marssines and books fo . Oo a | TTS on Ary sence Feit ree * : ae awit. : = . ‘ thr 4 P ae oo eS ’ a + bs 3. xe a) ; if 2 Ry é ae ae i ia of ™ i z 3 3 . #5 * Pas . = +. 3 ‘ a % os ot rs ee % ‘> pa . a, ae J Sj aes ¥ 21829 ee Bie 4 “A iw eo) re” ~ & E es =i SF. : aoe menue e| never as up (er All too ow priced Bedroom Suites go at 25°: to 50% off. # wecdnd hole he never was eves. go at 25 ' to 40° off. All t hi zt went to lunch six down and wo d oo high grade Bedroom | btn yamrprss Stage Re All too low priced Davenport Suites You Get the Choice THREE go at 25‘ to 50% off ee oo ame Tewaine oll th go at 25\- to 40°. off. of These FIV IVE Rooms 4 $575 A mm — | , On Terms We have a —— choice in Platinum ane aise brace- tenner) sal om pasa amen . oil seventh after lunch B.. All too high grade Davenport hemoct atin enti All too low priced Living-Room Suites o at 25'- to 40% off. . | s Room Outfit €? of $30 Down : —$3 — tutes of Missouri, ishable by a maximum sentence « one year in the workhouse and ha fine of $1000, or both.” ; Prosecutor Schweitzer requests f) a4 f) that all store pror nd clerks failing to Reed the police warning Jewelry Co. be arrested and that warrants be applied for at his office. The campaign to rid the city of 9th and Olive Sts., Southeast Corner — ee *o ie tee ey salacious magazines wag launched last month by the Department of Aaa DDD DDD DDD DDD ASDA A DOD DODD Daan Dh ha bhbabanadaddadadadbaady Lg c ie Irma ) go at 25‘ to 50% off. ie = sey gear ps a All too high grade Kitchen qui pment had the better drive by is goes at 25% to 50° off. : | mak a go at 25° to 50% off. Bia . . All too high grade Living-Room Salm All too low priced Kitchen Equipment every hole goes at 25‘. to 40% off. WN WOOO W008 0000000004 ae - PCD Oo $15.00 Cedar Chests $8.75 $25.co Cedar Chests $14.95 $35.00 Cedar Chests litle ett rae cs “a - nea weer tne Protection and Delinquency of the | SE Yor R DI\ IDED PAY MENT I RIV\ ILEGE Board of Religious Organizations Petitions asking that existing laws be enforced to forbid the sale of geen e * * Pa oe ee es ro * * es 0 “ Sets THIS $27 genuine 7 rep-lined wicker ame 6 tthe tee shots Baby Carriage, rub- 2 - ? Held Always First to Putt. ber-tired artillery the distance from the teed wheels, $14 75 : 4 te rothing for Held Time an 7 = in he appeared to have an ad g He would'b*ve a sho or pitch for the green. whil was $0 ‘ar away *>sat h Bu et oO Tit : : ee Held would be putting. H % id be away. LOSE-OUT of all Up fon's short game was un right Phonographs. anny. In the neraing roun is ry sample Upright aie chipped tn am 80 ” iratel ‘raph is included in am . ee wi vt gies h offer. $q5 to $rag i neefied only one putt. On only om hi! green during the mornipg di Ji while they last, . AA @ Al Play-cr -Pianre ‘hat was on the 17tn. an expensive Outfits sae rifierd ; | — " Each includes player, , . green which Jim Darely reached in walmat er muhec- . with hie tee shot. In the aft = Sa rg 7 vanee neon Manion was fust as dead! ea binet r . a with his chip shots and on five and music Forms. , = the ten greens after lunch Manio $400 Outfits $225 $soo Outfits $275 $600 Outfits $345 $800 Outfits $4aq Spc, male ter tng —' =) 2 > Not Pal 1 ak . ws ‘st ee “ ~s lan bbs att 1/7: Rae 8 this literature are being circulated => ~ 4 By lila ed ae EE ST ree Fer een a) Y . . 7 among organizations of the Jewish and Protestant faiths tn an effort SPECIAL | +o obtain 100.000 signers. . the In his letter to Chief Gerk . | rosecutin ttorney names 12 UPPER OR LOWER §\ “extet cre Prosecuting Attorne} , x- r iblications, copies of which were DUD ear eanited him by investigators ‘he Board of Religious Organiza- tions, as examples of the maga- tines against which the campaign is directed. Several are reputed Geld Crowns § Pe,| translations of French publications = os - =3° +. Fer > gg! ¥ > eg — 3 pines ‘alegre wr" - ley ait L1RY Went ha ihe: Sei ania ata Sy st PUNT, hoary A Rey van wy es¢ bs oy po oe lined, full- ize Chifforobe with eee hat compartment, ex- tra-size clothes compart- ment, five large drawers, golden oak finish $18.75 and of known salacious character. ONE-DAY SERVICE Including Extractions [uriacework ‘Tooth DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist || . cever02 ms 10m ran 61 4 OLIVE ST. 8: 2 te 5 ‘30 Daily. RESTACR onan _ GALVESTON, Tex., June Galveston had fair weather REE DRUG SALE Buy One—One Free—Also Combination Sale Free Drugs, Etc_—Keiffer Free! Special! To find who reads our || Free loilet Articles—Keiffer PREP (elauma—Buy one—, — ten cdier in . A $so Cabinet Gas KRamge aft: but it was too late ther _ with white over Sa Manion Takes Earty Lead. Going at, ae i : Vani o ane mets. lead at the ond hole after the first ha Gigli TI The Chatieniete 3- ia Bedroom Outfit a : ’ er oe a Tt a i ee - 22 : | + — ‘ ; — » “= a Regn a6, Oe FRA RA TTL Oe ARERR EET, | A ER Ean Soh ya RE OF * . . rae € ant oi Aaa ore —— — - Bed brushed 3+ finish; for cl -Sr pry out during stock —+ | revision at easy wings and price. vaine at $24.75 SPECIAL $r0.00 Tele- Phone Stand and Bench. Specially priced $4.18 SPECIAL $rs. 00 Rena- issance Tele P hone Stand as illustrated. had . Ralved in par fou Held hook ~* at the Te gave him @a@ » third hole, 368 : ' od 4 nd when Heid , built snd - mn the green &@ kitchen heater and oven ' Ma ns ¢ . trap. it appear thermometer; warming ME theb the mat ek an Bh snus oven e: ra; special oy $59. 00 ‘ a * od all ell lh ae el ol el eel od oe ol od od GR te ee i ee eet ee ee tee ™ = ge ee » " b Bo yeu basen m - ARGS SDR Ain A RS ARE gs) gia an eae a her Acta , + “ ‘a? < pee os ° ae ® We Dr. Ofin’« Huy Fever Cure Barkeeper’s Friend te Sehoerfeid Tea or Hinkle Ptlis, Se Lill ‘ Liquid Skin (Coilledion) <Se Ent Saap or ase Annihilator 1 the on Reng Pte Cathartle Pills. white (100) We Ring's Tabs.. cures dyspepsia, Whisk Broom 5@e Shinela Shining Outfit Se _ Haarlem | oir apsiles Riack Camb. all cearse 2 &1.00 Indian Herb Tonie Tablets Se Renhbews (ream Oi! Capsnies Special Single Price—Keiffer Phillin Tooth Paste a tenie and flesh any Je, We, De Witt's Catarrh Cream tems in This Celumn Singte Price Se Witeh Hazel. Dickt ~ Syrup Pepsin, Caldweil Me : Baee Powde e none $2.69 Ladies’ Deuche Syringe ; 7 Ghavi st “a c et a P irseoTl « sre t,efa | orna be y lore Hand ot ye ere a | uaec » . ; . - : Bi : ‘a . oe shea : . ide. . ¥ Duy {ream Keiffer'« We ize Caeffee: KRetffer’'s LXXX lb. Real Toethh h sith mieten , Se, Vape Salve, De Wirt’s, 3Se Empresa g og Poawder “4 ring sar ‘ae ise, . is" : be Night (ream -Keiffer’< we size, Brame *& ' . ' $i Hair Tonie Dressing: Keiffer « o eillzer he. ih. . ‘Se Hairine: a hi: ir ; ' Hofstra Insect Powder. . Se, 19e, ifr. 79e ise Almond Cream, Ketfter’s +¢: qj 3 ~ a . i ee + aan : $1 fem or Durham Safety Razor : , : 10 He ha 4 se Sage &£ Sniphur Hair Tonic =: ‘. 3c Hair Remover. Dot _ Ro met Face Powder: Keiffer’s hy wg Me gy tom He. 4c, THe Shaving Lation. Keiffers S@Qe Unguentine Tubes ee : Se Veivet or Vielet Cream . . TSe Rubbing Aleshol Sia | ake Ske ae Dae Mace Water. Se, SMe Phillips Milk Mag. De. 33: We Caroen Eaten pm nrg & Cigar Meai?, add 10¢ Sale Mon. Tues... 2 sep Weel Sponge Sie. De Dan ble Eagie Stamos Tuesda $1.23 Gum Drape, 5-Ib ber. fancy... 79e |$158 Compact. double thin” ey panish Trimp Cigar 3 for Lie Se Germicide Soap, % . Kelffer - - st eed ed el eee od he nn nn Gc Black Pepper: pure greund Reet Beer Extract: Lambert Wed Devil Ane Killer Mee-Dee Stock Taeniec teres: =lollwerek A Writing Toablet«: pure lHnen Aspirin Tablets: Webster. doz. 18e Metal Polishing Cleth Ise Engtix«h Baking Soda tSe Flewer Sulpher . Dre Glreerine or Caater Oil Qufmaretts or Diemer Cold Cure. . Be Off Wintergreen: pare Aspir'n Capsules: doren Pere Nerwecian Cod Liver O11. ", Se Red Devil Reach Powder. Phe-Camph. an antiseptic Laxative Boro-Peo«<in Caster O11: taateleas . Se Black Death Bag Killer if. Chareeal Taba. Reagna % Red Wine Insect Powder Caleme!t Tablets: %,-cr. (35) The 45¢ Lieerice Powder . Tee, SSe. Te Tineture lIedine I5e Manhattan oor SSe Chicreferm Liniment SPECIAL OPTI CA 1 SAL $1.00 Vailet alin gy ae tSe Egyvotian Letas Taleam s1 es Reet. Tren and Wine Ve Mivile Sharing Cream apo dc ang GET Two. EYES TESTED FREE BY app 8c and aet Two. "Ge Groeve'«s Brome Ovinine * for She Cartet’« Liver Pills * for * 8100 Breeders Rjood c ” Mie Mietrated Cream ‘Magnesia. California. * be ° far Re Oe te Wer : ‘Aen ¢ me an nereased Man "* &e THs 3-door $30 side- 4 ep , : a iy ‘ ; ; "he ert er Grtly icer Refrigerator, ’ but } . : - : . ' ' ' oo » : golden oak finish. While . as 5} »- . = S< s©) tad ; ' J « on a bd they last. at BE —_ &, Was not sty . 5 —_ me Dlaye * too cautious; SRS! 2 veins Rt HER EIN OIE TLS 007 eatin FEENEY ES ‘is ——— ~- *.m 3: 3 feet ‘re i putted gent THIS $5, golden 7 Vali roil + 5 to Mantor top-icer ape E 9 mst .t and stop Refrigerator. Now &* nion thus became three up. - " ~ e and elght then ¥ after which Held won The Complete 8-Piece Kitchen Outfit 4 it hole Manion dubbed his $30.co Mattresses ~ Siicing to tbe right whe $16. 75 ‘ree trunk saved him from out Rugs and Linoleum at Reductions Averaging 1-3 : oe | be 9xt2 $35 Brussels : , 3/ i@ | mab oe away He - ae ‘ ay * was $19.50 a pp Renee gxr2 $40 Velvet ' —_ = | val im four. Held’ s second y, , | A 93 Ned to the left cf the y ‘ ; | —— . pale Bs -g o Y | ie . | THIS $45 golden oak } ~ sched on in three. Ma: xmunster al Kitchen Cabinet with ca ae Civ, 7. missed 2 long putt for $25.50 a —— combination metal top, , , |. *24 Held, down in two pt ~ FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS going at, RR Spot oo Dole. making the turn 1105-7-9 OLIVE STREET $27.95 = | | Held Out of Sounds Twice. After the tenth had been ‘8 four. Hel shot two balls out wends on the 2i0-yard ei — — Continued om Néat Pace. el Me ee ee oe ee ee | $:8.00 Mattresses 911.75 age ' , * PRVLO00000 090000008 en. mY 099000000000000000000008 oe VOVODS 9S 090000000000000000000000000000000000000000000008000000000000000000000000000000000000008 04 9490 0000000000000008 aap daa pab ana nahbahnnnannaahann. 9OOOO0O00000008 08005 0000000500000554400004 ~~ = = a oe -. FF. Fe Ee hee ~ Mum ° for wy ew Fen ty THIre eryst he: _ Peters Checolate 2 for ; — a! lenses, |: “=e — — fitted free by our optician, 3 grad- PREE CANDY aT KEIFFER’< =o _—, wae fi he « te Ch a : tate, who knows how to ¢ g! asses: FREE PERFUWE AT KFIFFER <_ « heroin ad orvt _¥ s3.75 Narciaetis Perfume Como. Milk Magnesia. for $2. Special lenses extra. Rim- | s1 , th iF es + en, : ~ Mic Marshmallows Toasted. . CSS §'sases, $5.50; bifeeals, 2 pairs he Se Deetyn Chewing Gam viasses in one, $4.00. o RS SLO Janice Perfume — ater ec or Violet FREE DRUG SALE, KEIFFER, BROADWAY AND FRANKLIN AV. gxt2 Art-Lino Squares Free Free oe = SS SS wee sO = a Ww - ad ww eS SS SS a a ll J. x. SY lie i i. x. x,

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oie NDAY, JUNE 14, 1935, Girls!NoMore PS Pale Sickly > Complexions (ey Get Back Your R With This Red-Bleod t 3 Doctors say that the real r, thousands of girls are pale and sicts looking, with sallow complexia. )Scrawny figures and tired, unattr.. appearance is simply lack of gu@ + iron in the blood a more iron into their blood these girls can quickly have the os a eacont cheeks and cl eyes that make heaithy gir] ot _ But besure thatthe iron you take pa” iron— Nuxated Iron—and not the old iron that often injures the teeth a | the stomach. Nuxated Iron containg o,, iron, like the iron in your own bi pg ust 2 weeks and notice the color com Tak ryour cheeks and lips, and the eparkle gay to your eyes. oney back j ; } At all good druggists. i — ui NUXATED IROx © at savings averaging 10% previously been seen during brought forward and all wil] d savings. During this sale me for you to open a charge } d your credit, even at sale | St as welcome as your cash, Revision of All- ish-Grade” Suites h grade Dining-Room Suites ~ to 50% off. ae yh grade Bedroom Suites” ‘0 to 50% off. oo h grade Davenport Suites % to 50% off. a grade Living-Room Suites e to 50% off. grade Kitchen Equipment 5% to 50% off. ° genuine wicker ge, rub- illery 4.75 LOSE-OUT of all Up- | right Phonographs. Eve- § ry sample Upright Phono- | ‘raph’ is included in_ this offer. $os5 to. $125 values, while they last, iano cea, AvyeT, hoc- play - warn y. binet SS? Wood Carved Book-Ends, ‘9 A $50 Cabinet Gas Range with white over front. Going at, and oven warming . er Breakfast Set, with drop-lea table and four chairs; $25 value, r $30 side- frigerator, nish. While THIS $15, golden oak top-icer apartment Refrigerator. Now 8° PO RRS — REE CRP RE aN RE. TR aa a OE” TE I I mn is . By merely Peri. Z IE ee Phe ch Oe Ee ere oe ores ee ee Ne = Wy; Y 7 "PART TWO. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1925. i—8S VICTOR WINS BECAUSE OF REMARKABLE ACCURACY OF APPROACH SHOTS AND PUTTS ee i i i i i i i i i a ~ a an JIMMY MANION: District Title W inner for the Second Time o_o ee ee RAAB AP Ps eee Takes Only One Putt on Each of 11 Greens —_| § Held Outdrives Opponent on Almost Every | Hole but Loses Advantage on Iron Ap-| proach Shots. By J. Roy Stockton. Jimmie Manion, steel-nerved little golf machine, won the cham- plonship of the St. Louis District Golf Association at North Hills yes-. terday afternoon and in gaining the honor he gave Eddie Held of Al- | gonquin the worst beating of his tournament career. The score was | 9 up and § to play and even that lop-sided result does not reflect ac-'! curately the degree to which Manion dominated. Held never was up. After second hole he never was even. EE ROL EE He ? ‘ went to lunch six down and won ? Hole-by-Hole Analysis only two holes during the match, of Golf Title Match | the ninth in the morning and the seventh after lunch. eae Remarkable accuracy in pitching for the greens and in chipping ap- proach shots to the pin won for Manion. Held outdrove him on almost every hole. In the morn- ing on the twelfth hole, Manion had the better drive by 15 yards. That was the only time during the. first 18 holes defending champion did ptage of from 19 Pthe tee shots. Held Always First to ' But the distance from the tees did nothing for Held. Time and Pagain he appeared to have an ad- tantace. He would bve a short chip or pitch for the green Manion was so far away that had to take a full iron shot. after second shots had be made. Held would be putting. would be away. Manion’s short : In the morning chipped to t pin that on six the needed only one putt. green during the mornipg did Jim take as many as three putts and that was on the 17th, an expensive green which Jim barely reached with his tee shot. In the after- noon Manion was just as deadly | with his chip shots and on five of the ten greens after lunch Manion MOOSEHEART. Ill. June took only one putt. Cretch B. Hines of Heights Held did not pizy with his usual; School of Houston, Tex., broke ine | brilliance. Hid putting went two) world’s interscholastie record in| pieces first. Then he began to the javelin inrow here today in the short with his approaches and )he- |first annual invitation track and | > ' _| relay meet held under auspices of fore the — enced, ee aces SUL es eetek co domes acca 1 aragged thing. is drives tained by the Loyal Order of Moose | were hooking int» the rough and children of deceased members his iron were finding traps. Hines’ record breaking throw was His putting becaum> steadier in the i i i i i i a i dh a a i a i MORNING ROUND. WEST COURSE. l’ar. Held Manion. Hole. Yds. Ae Sis aA ie ~ we M—- M—3 M—?2 M—*” that : M—} the an advan- yards after not have to 60 Ade lie SOS M+? ~* “tw Putt. -/ | Pome Amo Re ethalnhahehahthababdhehebabahabelsin ee en ee ee 1 I ! I I 1 l I I _ es iv AFTERNOON ROUN FAST COURSE. while i he Par. ~ Held Manion. 3 to il the wee Se OS ee ee be Ul ee Le So he LS te ke ee de er oe . ee. Sree round accurately 18 greens he On only one Canny. ha = ii€ a of Sine niem SO K+) a see i a ae M—0O 6355 HIGH SCHOOL BOY SETS JAVELIN THROW MARK By the. Associated !*ress. { 7“ io.o= Hich , i ) e was for shots ithe >. o« ” WS \ oe " . ‘" : ‘et * » —- . * ees BO Ea So tn ne aN 7 diornsby went behind second for tm the ninth, Stusrt had gone four innings without a safety. a ee PRE IR noe WA es ee ee yee. oe, ty. - pada 4g 4 iy Southland OR i At Oy SA ek oat a ee See eee ‘“ . Oe 5 innate SO NE I CIR AT RTI #08 t LP PPD RIE ME I On me ee ne ——— Beas RRO or ee, CR 9S SE RR lh neat : oe bp is he 2 w a SAS ne a Pas y ; jes

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SIX RECORDS BROKEN IN NATIONAL COLLEGIATE MEBTSISLER err ee ee ee ee Se . oon ——— —— _— — a nm —_ —---——_ -- - — -=> - a ~ stern mare — anna ————— —— — " " " . - a “ POLL ea el lal a al al ll tl Hubbard Sets World THERUSSYrousome ie India Gas aston Is Hi : = cw, Its First Big10 | But Hurls Mark in Broad Jump; (QW eae (noses we rot Cay ene oa WA) Baseball Tide] Third Wi Twas: PUTTING- FORA BIRD! iT WOULD RD Ie, OND { NEVER HAD ANY IDEA I GOULD Wins C Dash RY, wore net 2 2 | = HREE BERRIES — YouR = ; =/ WeY HoBEY — We Ses i> ins Century Vash X =| WIT A PALL Tua FAR — 1 FiGuRED}=/ KEY HOBEY = we gee BALL COMES BOUNCING ON Tue GREEN JUST ' | iD WAY T ‘Tt -- , AS THIT MY PUTT ~— GosH, WHY @AN'T bE CHORS. OM HE SOCKED IT RIGHT | Michigan Give Hoosiers anager Poles Single an | mix, ONEST MAN :: | ee Hartranft Heaves 16- Pound Shot 50 Feet: : YOU HAVE A LITTLE. CONSIDERATION ? ene Oh. | | Honors. | Lamotte’s Double Plz Discus, 880 and Mile Run Records | UNS Oi i | 4 a ae ‘2 Red Soxin Eighth I Are Established. | Sy 7 | | CHAMPAIGN, Ti. June Ite By Burt the first time in the history of By | |'Ten Conference Baseball, Indias Sports Editor the E By Associated Press. §. yy | tp & — . ae |captured the chan plonship. — BOSTON, June 13.—Milton Gas CHICAGO, June 13.—Competing under the colors of the University | Ns : — fa)= = 4 od A a on pe Peagee victory over the Red Sox in the of Michigan for the last time, DeHart Hubbard, the Wolverine’s sensa- | a ) "A - i eo aig The Wer ra 000 crowd at Fenway Park this tional negro athlete, today achieved the ambition of his athletic career | y 2 : handed Ohio State, leaders ip . r for the Sisler men and they no when he smashed the world’s record for the running broad jump, setting | tet ‘race throughout the season, ten 0 mark in the standing of the clu , ‘ , ~ ’ f ; 4 hoe +s > a 4 4 a mark of 25 feet 10% inches, a record that experts say may stand for AW (te ! al, | | | idefeats t! past two days, chi fourth place. all tim ‘fe - a igy hl Vi : ; ol , , Aide J cago jumped into second | : Ps = Vila Ia SFY. a a th Bs a, = : 1% Rina =. ind iy, . Ohio State finishing third en Ken Williams and George The marvelous leap was the out-) ~~~~ AAA APPA, | hi Af) Y i¢ i Gl , : 1 f, | } . | Michigan fourth By er are hitting, then the Browns ee eae! NATIONAL COLLEGE Oh i | tw | . eee 5 ey 4 | The title is the second Eepre every right to expect victory tional collegiate track and field aw Gy ; er _ Ey > + (I /F he. honor annexed by Indians slaaaae » and Sis were in a hitting pd this afternoon—George with ss er eet, wach érev @ MEET SUMMARIES SO mF Z : s . | Big Ten was founded, iRe He . a the flower of America’s intercol- | ~—-~~-~~-_~~.~_--___-_—_~_~_—-~~"_-Y NYY : Bi \ Paes ett = -— wo “¢ An, _- winning the basketball title @ Geum important single and a oor legiate stars into competition on 220-YARD ee Br tler. f\-s* ; Me , : p ; ow , | ade ago. FE so gm \ a" h —_ tot si - sia , - , ' . it ic ‘/s A’l these - | The first came between ¥ and a eacrifice fiy. All Stagg Field to decide the indtvid- Sweet, Monta second Alderman. | el Mi f x 3 Michigan Age! _re third. Bareer, lifor- | % o “K, ‘ ite! ' ; ' ~" entered in‘ the scoring of / iy Shes and Ohio State ended 4 to 2, wi S en 2 eto th ™ | . . h | ® & | ; ual ch 1am pionships of t 1e 1925 Sea- | fia fourth Fost er Virgin a M tarts ’. } : + | , * . . 78 son. The meet, with an entry of; fifth: Reoney. Kansas. eixth. | 4 | Fy. ' “s ‘ ‘at Michican on the long end, * pe of the St. Louis tallies more than 400 athletes from 62 (ox Stanford (5! |) AMBP | yal, ; | . , \ | second contest, the final of tama Browns Outhit Sey Sox. | : i *) = is i ». ‘ ‘ . = ; ; 4 cP, : . . 1¢é- bei. 5 victory fo r the Ann t the Sox outhit. the Brot ns, ff ; team. = t means anything to dnyone ex-/| ances, including a world’s record, i tint the gents who make up the| a national intercollegiate mark and | ate one ne Three Tay e ges. The Sox, for instance, | six records for the meet. _ California, iY 24 sp | “suff ‘ Ag : and defeated Chicago anég ec ‘wo singles and a base on balls Beats Legendre’s Mark. oa | rue Hiatt, aichtean | 4% a 7 > dy “- \ western in two games, woe @uEMEeet jammed the bases with one ee ee, recor: | fourth: Towa. || Stth Purdue fn three games, ang . in the eighth. Ernie p= Pe goog | hit for Dui Lee | ftth . : breaking leap on his last jump, as | +h Tim, ; , ' | and Minnesota in one game nt in to pinch le } his anepulligg (New collegiate for- ; ‘ - ™ 4 kept throwing slow stuf he had reach ad the end of hi ina penerd of 3009-10 mate bs Pout Z ‘and dropped one game to both - Gaston P trials. Pulling off his sweater, the! o¢ Grinnel) in 1923) & x , ; 4 ; Bax: ? nesota and Ohio State. Gee this slugging right-hand batter 21-year-old negro flash swiftly got, "Senaieek Ret Gc el atstocr Copr. 1925 nf Y. Eve. Weil) Press Pub. Co. § It was the first time in 10 t refused to bite for a time, but + + ~? - nz Le ‘ t uthr se : : ? . | win ; “ away to a perfect start, cleared the eee Bayder. SS ag: tn tig ll ae i —— that Michigan and INnots dé a mtually had to swing 01 takeoff with perfect form and sent | lor, Grinnell, fourth Drew Amherst. share in the title. Last led out. His swing was vw! fifth; Jones. Baylor. sixth Time, 14.5 his body hurdling through : Bs a, ir. sixts r Michigan tied with Oh! . a sl . but the ball float eaten this ~assoged 8 Bina {One -MST. .E iy f rat Manion Beats = Th the Realm ‘Fry Memorial M. E. A way Ses seiage tere neta a ” tale _ Ms hp ot ? me . vi ari LE ORNS TE te . ‘ het A, 4 . a - a wre ye \. - ea hy a5 - & ot be er - 2 Bort oy = Sue £ y 5 ar ea ; i aoe er ie: ya ihe MA Te ag Re Si. a7 wa ae Bile a & ? 7. ie ak 1a Sa | Hes yee Papk a m +6. eect fad pe’ » ah) «i py etl FORE x ahaa R, “5 one Cake ah Tai " , a, ° “ a weet 5 tJ eee ve aed : ow o* P - i ; : ee Ba Od Pa ae waa ei F polit ee ae ee kanes Ne Pe OEE de a) ? - - ~ » * Ka, * PA on ey ” ‘ a fy 4 Ry a big : cata oy Ke pergn, pe ae ae ree a SER tee Ruin Syren ee ee 4s: on : ary ee eer a ae at a pee tye Ag Te ROE NL” “eee a ad de or trad wh “i+ ..| ton, Cal ‘fornia. tied for first, second and ing jump Hubbard established him thira «& ¢t tr, Poor, Kansas en4 short with his approach and took); the last one he was to win during elventh annual track a self as the leading collegiate; Work. Stanford. tied for fourth and “ttn | four, Manion sinking his three for the match. Manion hooked his tron| 4 Special Correspondent of the sociat! ® : e+}: Ertv et. Washinet otal WY aek« . 4iac ia sprinter in America by winning the | Michigan: Campbell, Northwestern. and |@ birdie and going four up. second into the gallery on the 405- Post-Dispatch. r : , i Burg. hicag: ed f ‘ aa ‘ - 100-yard dash from a sparkilng; Burs Chicago, tied for sixth (5 ft. 10 After halving No. 14. both hit’ Yard seventh, while Held was “a J OHN WILLIARD MARTIN, -”~ 545 5 Bie to right center in 500 aw of the frame 333 7 | . 147 Jake's single int! 168 Lamotte and ee a8 Pyne yas) Gis hice ae Besrsante se nethes ey MOS 2 2 Rt ae een A STN. «+ Ex . - yler Place Presbyterian, last obert Fishe y 4 Tlinols, rene year’s winner of the William ge yy ge “Pap ped linc — _— = Reinhardt trophy, won second wit] HOT-PUT—L: tobert Jarrett. | Fry | Wisconsin + . o " - | = : n. ‘ ie Time. ln. 4 oh a " ion’s On! oor utt + ~4sUPCi v as . é , ata . So a4 r national collegiate re-. Teach the green, but Held was be- * —_ = P s ter Shore's wned by Dr. A. F. Nin . “o O- 3 1 HL tward Dette, haf a Soe’ UP of Montana to the tape by nearly ' = rm 4 — of ] 56 3.10 tnade ginning to falter. He looked up on Jimmy came back with - bri] si? 2 % e B ware Mich 4 th 860 Pgs tes este a yett Pari resoy -eri : a lam ig ning ¢ ives § ; f P t in way ' elffrich. Pennsy!van! tat i — stone of £ Aty, CH., anes of them y presentative o 27 ry. second: Burtt bu , our yards, a getting away to, 923) ania State, in| his iron second or did something lant tee shot on pe ar ere sae ae wiastne Sete aca ee . Firs reshyterian. "ehiedl % . oo An infield roller to Robby a bad start. The negro’s perform- precrs rip. W—Won by Hoffman ‘wrong. At any rate. the ball ¢ighth hole, } , 1 | great pointer, Doughboy, owned by; ~* ““~ "*se are 41004, Pirates Vi a eg beyond first and Todt's ance bettered the record for the Stanford. 148 drante. | , + ¢ ; ' :, 4 arret. both Roosevelt UN ‘liam 1 Fry | ty las Wien Rag : : | “ ut; |popped into the air and carried feet from th in. i oh 4 E. J. Rowe, of Birmingham, Ala, sth first U bie made a Boston run in the t by + th of econd Stanford 142 t 2 tneh 4: ic} cho. a .. + rat; ; yung. Union } > ene. i — _eesagiatanas _ cE aietagpetpaaey Doyle. Michican. 139 7 in third: ;Only 50 yards or so. Manion is first fr : .4iwill make the field trial circuit, ....:,..., ast e PO reponse eres nd orr’ Kremin uingshighwaey fe De evened Me wen : iwadual hi yn cain’. Time. Sm —— er Gian eprd and evened It w ‘ -YARD RE! F ' y 4 ' 7 iiyde , q ‘ — ree es : ; « J Richerson uri, 1% , » The other records to fall were in | fourth: a Baan 3: ; chipped his third to within three overran Le en. > ¢ again this season. Williams singled with one out {fn hot -s 9 il exist-; ine ifth ° . | cial | o, ham, ( hed , Y—Dr. Fr, . 0 ~ iti a (eo age 10 J ae ing Eg nome lll Owe) college | (eet of the cup and when Held, Manion’s three putt! iim eight | Last year Martin attended but Clevelan, : i: 12 notnte ark. [a ‘ sixth. McManus’ single to cen- a late marks,| jecord: former record of 144 feraie | missed a long putt, Manion became} down with ten to play few trials after he returned from to Maen s epee t K , ; a the « 24,Q] Til J il il ‘ . £ uh i Sa - “oor ann if nm to third. Jake hound- the mile run, half mile and discus | it es made by Lice of Notre Dame in | give up es iii . oes - the prairie cireu! Sn. Senet tend af dm of Roosevelt, ac- eee ISION. Meadows Starts Rally in cent Ke Sen ee Se 4 2) t - | ine ‘ - an - ce to rr. — ' sa et - - “ winnin ; _ eed um : aAmMmoy., rai Lf = throw. Glenn Hartranft, cham HAMMER THROW—Won bre Runker Oho Manion made a great shot to/! Both were short with thelr gec the report got around tha he had. ..,;-,.) ii , thee 5 Fry. first; 7 Mi Hick ann m, . gec- enth With Double—Terry « 4 McManus. but Todt dropped . 4 ~ +s i *\Vas 4 ~, 4k wo ; J bdb ue j " i : ari 4 thi * . ‘ . : Ps 'ni- State. 150 feet inches: C Minn alv | ge on of the Le! mg St sete sal a * ? ne —y ialve the sixteenth hole. Held had ond shots to the ninth hole. but decided to retire. Martin, however, . wo third ag i +r ee Poles Homer Se ee a oe versity team, won the shotput wit n a5 f inche th ) ive by 35 n nm ro ena be The 3 | "Grae. Lot 2 i : . I La } drive by 35 yards and Manion's better approach and his | . oS, ae +% . | ? d : 5 . ey Ue - » 2 ts : s 7 z * I> é ee x ee . ay P By - > to 1 ot 2 4 a id . 4 % 7 r = m s a Z 7 | > oa hed 7. > - 7 — J 2% Oe . s 4 : i _s- - . 7 [ > SS : . s recently ore he had no notion of - | ) | ms scored a record-smashing score of 50 feet. nches: H fowa. fifth 120 feer 4 | WAS on the green in two. Manion nenations ects , . quitting the field trial game an >= Jack Horton, Lr. Fry, third.e Tim z Sisler end Williams Bingle This performance broke the best. —- ‘line kins, -cRigan. sizth, 129 was short with his second and had ee H om Ts ~_ se pire hat he was no up his string , SENIOR E VE NTS. ton i02 4:5. oath es | | 2 2 . : previous intercollegiate mark of RUNNING [RROAD TMP Wo es eed dh ever a bMR to the steniained " ren ee vom oa three, took of pointers and setters for his an- U"Peeanytertas 3] R hard Lshby = theme d r. A gallery, of more than 1009 Good Se for Birds ie ‘ yterian, nd: Ted| 440-TARD RELAY—D ry. ft ye: Pittehure scored three runs . us sacrificed Williams to third, | Three Missourtans Place. Oiciahoma. F mompy-Aeed K ngas - +h Tald followed Held ana Manion during ason 28a ist resOyteriano, th! ime | PI » SECO 4 Time ~ond Ve | - se : J | ae : lat. eacsttinn se to Mase Three University of Missouri on Deaster Missoart tied first. | missed a three-foot r yn the sev- the afternoon round. ARLY reports from Canada. t : SS Mae deep right iet Williams tally athletes. Doss Richardson. K._ R. ~ a. a “Netra, | enteenth fora win. | A e Held prize was put up to {n- E bring the assurance that con-| > YARI shi h the seventh and last Brown | Lancaster and T. J. Bransford,| forma, Dalby. Drake. tied for sixth On No. 18 Held hooked badly 7UCe Held and Manion to com- ditions are likely to be far bet-| third. ‘Height—5 ft. 5 in. (New. rece| Way. tise: Wm. Bled Tyke IACO. | ote “te estates | took a share of the honors in the TWO-MILE RtN- ay by Ent e. State/ and his ball lodged against a ten- round, to give the gal- ter saan they were last year. The! ,.°r?) ee Sa a. 6 ok foe oe te ae . . ingie ff made their | finals. ond . ; = . oa P shiee ~ + nis court screen. He had to drop “eae } for the long rid statement that conditions are ex- Cahanne YW = les + ie ton Seen -OU-T Ai .? ? Sti—Vern _ Guidar. First os ae +h ee i Jackson * aceel : in Pinch-Hitter Picin-' Lancaster was Missouri's indi- — mm: ~ Wosten' abe ui- the ball and take a penalty of one the North Hills course cellent does not come only from the pristian. second: G Longhofer. Third highway. second se ‘Dr. Frv. | 2 sixth aes oe doul and Flagstead’s sin- vidual star. He won sixth place in sixth ne 9°32 | 2 he stroke and it cost him the hole. Manion’s Card Is 69 local people, however, but from of- PAD JUMP—Robt_ Graham ? 5$0-¥ARI Go \ ~ i ing t 8h looting and finished the secon year the suppiy of young DdDirds was [> ' ” Ru : rat P es | 4 : . : ' Robertson catchin ~obrend - ewan then proceed- = Baton re Sie ‘ Led gmat The Afternoon Round. nine holes of the east course in Small. The were late which the : ; Hodes i JUMP—Ruw ‘ . a triple followed, (RST one high wtnieiivedad tout. ve ed to tie for first place in the pole inch Kreuz Wiseonsin : en Held started bravely in the aft- . Siving him a medai : chickens feed were late in appear- second ; fohn | Fento First Py ind ane ih ote pay PE mag ist a. eo run yi over, but two ;: in aieeeiiiie: iaiaoae vault, at 12 feet 4 inches. Five Pach em. California, sixth. 174/ ernoon. He outdrove Manion by 69 for the afternoon round. ee ee, oe See NOS | ke meee mel Tyler Plac ee, ae ieht. 4 ft. 6/ Were caught at the plate, Remmi he last dive fer the ball. @ut were tied for firet in the pole, 30 yards on the first hole and was “OOK 3s or the nine. poten , ee Rts u¢ 0 ds weatnered a 4 ” ie dG . m M.-F - | pr x. qt iP “* ) . . : the scoring fir it gamely as he rolled in : he con n | and there : a wii Se Tom first. Vernon Guiber. First Presbrterian New York added one tn che niet Lancaster, Missouri; Northrup, AMERICAN FLAG i: —s soitatag re ol wi wae : fon’ were plenty of them left over S89-YARD RUN—Tom Ri; r cone avid ‘ool Ku neshigh way ) wo sin an rites Sg Michigan: McKown, Kansas State WINS $50.000 wees _ eet sumante, Row- : S MM! aren S second tor} ' ag wares — —* is Place. first: Ted Young First fey nied. leran. » Ae fi § in | 3 > sir 1g .es oy d a sac The Prowns departed after the | Teachers; Bouscher, Northwestern, | , ae ee nog ge nS ages ie cmte ; n his year the season seems to a. Slee O-tie” tate re ‘ote Brilliante. second: | 4 by tert- tl ago Maar | 4 @.for Washington, where they and Potts,’ Oklahoma. | ee SN ee eee ua at eect ete t least two weeks in advance SS)-TARD RELAY —Firs Presbyterian, | 3° ime. 1m. 2 9-20 s. (new | ey FY Td ‘cortes, with tee wae ———— —— eee §68TCESE a a and chicken re already nestin th! sages ; | cf 4 1 0; Ca: “ mpions tomorrow T. J. Bransford made a leap of ear lect Preceding Page. his lead to seven up on the secon ults in other cls low: in great over fies INTERME DIATE EVENTS. ‘TRAM POINT SCORES, Ib 3 o| Curler If MEERRe box score: ST. Lov ts. AB. BR. es ol” > Ae 4% wy: Botley 7 ; nthe’ £ bs * _ ae 3 “he onge Reger el ge : es 7 seeds » ost oe lun ch on 4 wun —= ae : . Pron sa’ Doss Richerson placed in two peea ou @ ntiin the rough on his tee shot, but Wagoner, Kirkwood. iil Be more prairie chickens in Park. secon > 41 eovuuuet=a > rotal » 4 | ’ 2 Pes Neale: e ey pat DED oF 5 . « - ~ = ~-4 Dr. Fry Memoria! ~— rely wiv SR SSO U De & 7 au f ~ , SSSOUSS OS BK io Widget rete « ot ae —s o.“S8SeenR— Ps +. ‘ — ' $a waa! ; Wal vy Te -: as : te on Or sit ‘i : al 7 ‘ shot-put, and a fourth - a ‘ " ann macernad. | 7 in it a spectator and bound- Forest Park. defeated L. L. year than ever ivi A” wee wd Reffa: _ Lafarette Cote Brilliante discus. Records were set in DOth 4.2. ane eta otis AR Mi wre into ; bunker, but he made a Scott. Algonquin, 6 and 5. E i Het 1 iva irk. Unien M. FE events | ast ) ake ais ; — > tei eet i. 2 ee So Y. Third Baptist : bes: . Aha , — TSI — ——— = —————— ° ry % yee. ae rs | Second Christian Oe ie tiie ot Panna | five fur! “sap ay lent ll CARDINALS 7 TAKE ¥ Petes __ Trials on Two Grounds. BR JUMP—Retert Ja Dr. Fry,’ West Pk Bapttst Ou Th rip.ed Wecatur replaced ee ee — -— 3 = mt + a Pie . aia ; ‘ ; . etbad captured the mile run in the rec ! ‘Irte! | lly ended ORD comes from Senator ord-breaking time of 4:18 4-5. low- > - ws oe ith Pt cond j ‘ FIFTH PLACE FROM BA a'wte ~ Fr" +" raiiy bs es a« . oa Kine i Brone- aiid to , Meet ; sf Holland defeated Von Brun ’ - ' imner aa ‘ , 218 Ui a4 > as — i ering the former record of 4:29 2-5 Iniy three horses finished | PHILS, Ww score Twice Tied. lle, Tenn... who is secreta Wallenbe: rs B, $6, 6—I, made by M. L. Shieids of Penn gq: ; eta oa rer INNING, 10-9 Th i A egy EF . r slland ; Mh Strepiechase, which was won - Ahnerée was more heavy firing } of the All-American Club that | his li h N . a cago : pt so Ovo State tn 1922. The lanky Texan the Greentree Stiuble'’s Al Pree: the enemy . : ; , ‘ S eam fousi; wo! r g les matche ; , : é‘ en ' Continued from ‘Preceding Page. sera: , . ais : ani iO7 uid very Ukely run settee —ooss ses sprinted to victory in the last 100 Sut the crowd had an addition: ————_——— an awks walk "ila (./ ov » oe : vards of the race, breaking fa thrtil far ‘hie rider nN Mauvy’* nh > ms iti - ei , : ‘ . : EHR — — = ‘Vv as —— ~ peace | tape three yards ahead of Carter ‘7° S2vorite, which finfehed sac into the lett field seats off the bat »’ ; | —_— two years ago, inste: fu 7H — ae 44% i 4 ‘ : . ‘sat ehaw Hanlin Ti iv ’ oe 1 te . ifs si a eae Advan -of Occidental College of Los An- aes oe ao af foul and @ — Pays Nex pty ti = " re os Nigh ' -AC Se! 1@ same y na i? Oo ces to he ay f ' a aa ate , ; Ti nits ny « rt ] “4 we \s ‘ 4 -* 4 ‘ ri€ ‘ U dade "VY ry} ot & 77 > i rn OF Obie Sate eet) oc ce pean nn a ee a ets Si = aa tobe §=6Ciue =6occupies. i'd Third Round of Davis Cup . of Here Sti bund of zo1e P , 7 #4 “me minutes before they disallowed ch Miack Poporcer’s swat added uart wen h 1i}l. U- grounds. as th roun the E hid. the pace tor ne rirnrt naif miie : rotast ‘ , 7 - : 7 - e ‘iawn ' iu ss prateat, another to the Cardinal total in| 2¢f fled to Smith ightstone | $4 -liminations was postponed becagse | WASHINGTON CLUB IS. = lam eoumuwusd SOoueousccunSlnter Bl wwoewnwoan slexeneou~n~ meee 4 oe —_ 2 | o- @ juni | SO WU Ow wes Ow. PUNO! ~lesecesse~™ 7 | | | 2 > ELIE EEL IE LA RT eB Ge OR ee ee ee eee DEP Fe eheceg, EEL SEN IRS TEE Ne era Diy auc ng? ee oe Ot Suse ereuseeuunesT almecessdeoneoneot ; . a \ rdi total in . A ts nh rigatston Sust across the border x» Ws -& when Littie, of Purdue, passed him Clever riding by Fart Sanda win ae ee © here would have beer as oubled trying for thir: ball ae ast Aries Atst , ’ “ . . . t) ; . the Rac a: ty ° 4 , Attia : habad ‘ » as ‘ we Pp Meals a’ | ns ~* J 4428 ‘ . ee a &» baae i “ ROTA wit! '? easy ari ing istance : THE a and ted for part of the third lap, ekaand HMandicap, at a | mora talli but with men on sec. | Tay Dy the Phils knotted the score 7 = FINED $500 BY a “ - . wrinnee ¢ Qhure 7 wy of Antler. It-~was at — x. D 5 Jimmy ‘ igack of he University f iT.ongs: ,oFr eee eee . A "Ag 5‘ $ , , . . & #ees cia. . e Page am > . Done on . . s te ‘ ae ; Burne made a 3 > e. eae aie 4 j A488 to Blades. ** + oh s.~ 7 A St +4. > ws) , *s +» es of Chicago, winner of the mile in race nore eded je BRalrmon “ftakas amo : ‘ sie : hai az mete (ilies ne RE Bat ie ATi -Amert an C7 ub mace fs : BILI TH DEN DEFE ATS DIRE(¢ TORS OF the “Big Ten” champlonshi meet and furniahed plenty at thrtile for ; ’ - ; 1a i “AY ° i she irate ° ing. sso > as th et raig™ ‘ta hesdauarters for + ina or four - . > 2 ‘ ss ~ ArT: ~ta' to the Poe .r st , . . Dp ‘ sa crowd i icky | “ay , 3} A‘ ian’ ir 2 ‘A "anter iat and H rnsbdy's sacrifi - f a —— —_—- . ar co — QC Ren h, - , . ‘ — ™ ALONSO IN NET FINAL — —- yt vy TT) . —— 13 at Columbus a week ago, then took Kummer «rt nada >) andiieain athena te shots rears, Dut Ia: ason rainebor- + sy ne |: ia? nad o a Pape gh PORK, June the lead, only to be passed by ning, with Shuffle Along hair Dickerman Batted Out. nag ahead in their per- ough, Saskatchi wan, was the se-\the European ax |? a | Sue ok ee ee 7 ’ a a? reteans é s* : se “~ ‘ ‘ as ‘ . = . 27T iE c T os . a | 4 de ’ } ?> i 4 : z Reese on the back atretch ena@th back Sande - Miekerman waa driven from ¢) ection This did not work out so BARIVORD, Coan. = — ae me ~ Serr tin Sea “a s r . ‘ ’ , . foo ° . ‘ te} - : Son .. —— SS t i} ~_ 1A - . V*Secary to Diay © ed - e . 7. tc , » farirt kh wy Duda re C the m1 rn - ~@l? +acrawer ¢ 54th, Ome ’ YY 14,1 at ide tineal *an a. . ¢ . a the right ime r thhona it hing peak in the fourth lar- oss 4 Phillie nis well, Hhoweve! or WW wo ‘ , n , BAVona. ten- voters . 1 mn . ge “ve —s SN ‘Sv " - pestponed from the : . Stanford Unofficial Victor which sifpped upon ¢} call. earey ,. per and Henline singled and : Hawks an .J1aIms singled and trialse—the Manitoba and the Al! ee ——— patie sats shampion, this afternoon Je- Saeitaaet dake ‘ores plea Today's meet., the climax of the Lucky Play aion i: ential ate EO, — Witter " Hawks score Teanmes’n Ane a ' i] : ; ' ae ee a aiaatans outdoor ieee Seme _ Ky wn chtened : : wl\e ms « _— otmnted yn Wr "i geit stone 3 : ma : es St ea,ete sreomsesipinnags ely « ming over the same . as ba oa. 44at a ‘ ‘ » ie ~ e7 be! th thi U Ti , ' . ‘ . ont t is : “id the staged to determine the national! retch, he set Aiong down 4, eatin ' ao rhe , te wnt | salnataases ne tirds became too wild ; : im the final round of the New (= toda > i ded that e uf 8 vi MALONAL lg 58 Anon a “ judged Huber’s liner and it nt LO rial — as , ; a7. K@rman oo ¥ termine the relative team strength EMARES ORMER > miner te : 9 ai -Bruer da? ; . ais a { it c : Lj ‘ar “mt? sc , ban ot } ; ¥ ee ~ > +? - ¢ "Oo 7% Jgnon e ~eated . Vi ‘ - Mo aa = ' _ = of the contesting teams with the D T, F CUE a ae ee Fiuber over with ster .s2 OF } Nn i meeting with general farer. ens eid ve Pt .: 6 - T GIN mach ended if by clubbing inte a mn itil ne : ng § as $—-1. Fran: ad won both sin- " ' ib hallenge trophy. which : pi ay However. it was found The point system was discontinued ELGIN, YU. June 13.—Calvin double play se _ ‘orthward gariy are R. K. amm-lepes matches yesterday nust be won three times to be-| the constitution had been two years ago. If points counte! Demarest. holder of the world’s arial ys mé@n came back wit! C |; strong, Ed.Farrior, J. W. Martin. | memes ~ » the property of the plarer by the Washington efed tn fe —~ : ‘ SP. aa , _ J ' | I a itn “ah ‘ sal = - ‘ 7 - ; . 6? : 4 . as te ty? eer A oOuhdb - . ' . 3 " ; . ~ 4 oo 2 : . _ . . a0 approximately 31 points with ‘terday at the Elgin State Hospita!! « nd Grate o- Princeton 5% Yale 2. im‘ications there will be a larger Jen from the European zone Davis + = wean vom wrign and) basis the fine was tevie® BieF i ee : 2 ’ i ; : ‘ oc ker. Canadian Da ste | onstitution provides for the ' f Na Passe: , ' ata Michigan second with 24. . for the Insane. “t ate aid we D 1 Tufts 4 Harvard 4. represermtation of handlers on thei‘up tennis pla ‘up players, im four sets. 6-1 1-6 . soned game on Fa A 4 a 4 i * ii a4 .4 6 ” > » -* ~ > e - -» sa? @ fj t 7 ied and Bosten Cellege 3, Vermont |. prairies this year than ever before. : .OOl an - Van Lennep 6-: é-4. ° rn xt open date. oe ii ia BS Ses

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MEET SISLER AND liana ae aston Is Hit Hard, sFirst Big10 | But Hurls Team to Third Win in Boston Baseball Title Defeats of Ohio State by ‘ . ; schigan Give Hoosiers ‘Manager Poles Single and Double in Pinch — Lamotte’s Double Play, Unassisted, Stops ‘Red Sox in Eighth Inning. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 35 WILLIAMS BAT BROWNS TO 7-4 VICTORY Pitcher **M Hurfer Rated _—-— —_— — Senators Maul Detroit Hurlers oe 60) P Per Cent of a Team And Win, 11 to 3 National League’s “Best. Why Arthur Vance '| Flinger Who Last Year Led Player” Choice, Inelig- | a ») ing Trouble This Year| ee Means as Much as Any |: related Vance, ‘“‘there lived on ?| Keeping Up His 1924 Special to the Post-Dispaten. Other Player. | : I the outskirts of the town a very Pp WASHINGTON, June 13.--The . ee a . oa j ace. y ‘ By Burt Whitman, ° | :— | : picturesque ex-cowboy. “He had guns and saddles ind Senators collected 14 hits off the combined offerings of Holloway, Sports Editor the Boston Herald. By D Jaston steered the Browns to a 7 to, y Dent McSkimming. The showing this season of Ar-| Pay esi 8 Meme ee nin 4 and Wells and easily defeated the Oy likes to play with, and veteran managers have been quot- Tigers todd¥ 11 to 3, to make 3 Resery over the Red Sox in the last game of the series before a a : | 000 crowd at Fenway Park this afternoon. It made three out of Rte at thur “Dazzy” Vance, the Prooklyn when I visited him he would (' , ec as saying & pitcher represents three out of four in the series. s for the Sisler men and they now are just one game below the. Dodgers’ star pitcher and the Na- show me the treasures and (' 60 per cent of the team’ s strength. . eS » worl hi : would say ain't that a ‘dazzy’? ow , Only Peck of the world cham Vell, divide that 60 per cent pions failed to get at least one 0 mark in the standing of the clubs. The victory put them back ’ tonal League's valuable ee a player” in 1924, seems at first There's a ‘dazzy.’ That saddle’ , a ‘dazzy,’ ain't it? C eve rnc St eee bingle, and Judge provided the at- | ; tacking feature with a home run from him and everything for a | Yhen Ken Williams and George glance to add weight to the theory | expounded “I picked up the expression $| per cent of the club's s strength. : sles se f sacks nfl That makes the remainder of the that cleared a loaded sli a — while was a ‘dazzy’ tome. The er are hitting, then the Browns | y ye 4 Ge | National’s First Trophy Winner ~ ; i i i i al , o Honors. oe to the Poat-Dispatah AMPAIGN, I1!., June 13.—F%, first time in the history of Big Conference Baseball, Indlanag red pionship. Indj- 3’ achieved the title by ‘winning inal game over Purdue, aideg Michigan The Wolverines a Ohio leaders in the throughout the. season, two ats the past two days. Chi- jumped into second place, State inishing third and igan fourth . ® title is the recond major rannexed by Indiana since thea ’ en was founded, ime Hoosiers ing the basketball title a dec. ago. e first came between Michigan Ohio State ended 4.-to 2, with Migan on the long end. The d contest, the final of the sea- n the conference, resulted ina 6 victory for the Ann Arbor the cn i ~ State, ‘most —_ aes bd 4 ge Fie ee " , , Bw, I ie iS ae an yeah Oe Bod 1 me pe » : — . a cas Uae. nes ae ee Sra a Sa PR ae — \ Pee tae: eT VP.» OF LR © a a Ns : s * , - A J “ . ~ aod 10 onset ‘ gp nd 96 AN eee “A “4 erm . - ane Hhetterariaat ge A “ = . ; Rcisteadidntnahdiigchdinmasiab eh natibetaietsiFndees pores Gs = naa ra — Vance cide. ted | the on us off Sox dou- h ot Hub ADA wassrm™ | > ~ “w+ to. Robby, his’! and Todt's run in the Ban infield peg beyond first ble made a Boston id and evened !t up. PWilliams singled with one out in sixth. McManus’ single to cen- weent Ken to third. Jake’bound- Sto Wamby, whose peg to Lee od McManus, but Todt dropped first and Wil- roi! ler 2 EO Ate I cee ee) d two. | team worth 85 per cent. There = , © € y ; » - . \2 boys grabbed it and gave me the (| are eight other players on the field | Ruether — pitched effe — ly we every right to expect victory. | iw hen a player award is made, | nickname Dazzy and I've been throughout and never was in an- | and Sis were in a_ hitting pitchers, should be given a separate Dazzy’ ever since. (10% per cent. : gmppood this afternoon—George with | Classification. : | “Thus, at a conservative esti- bg eae : | the impression that Vance got }; mate, a pitcher is 60 per cent of DET RH Williams with vital sin- games this season whereas Rogers | nie Sienname crow pitching a {|the team when he's pitching or 15 meres = 3b 4 and a sacrifice fly. All these, Horrisby, the man who finishea|) ¢422!!ng fast ball. s entered into the scoring of | eecond in the vote of the Player | Mush cf ne of the St. Louis tallies. Award Committee, has maintained|ite and, perhaps, novel convictions | #"¥Y other acer | Be af The records of the game show! and has actually become more val-| pitchers and other players. (our shortstop handled the ball only Semeee e the Sox outhit the Browns, if uable to his club. V . three times in the entire game. And | He way p . means anything to anyone ex- In their first meeting this sea-| 4mce on Hurler’s Value. | the pitcher actually directs the’ CoM Beat Purdue Three Times, the gents who make up the son, Hornsby came off with all wrk gota gy entering the game in| course of the game on almost ev-| ““*eun-. “ the| “TY Totals.. 32 3 7 2) ‘a ’ ] aS £ ; ¢ - “¢ . 4 tt 0 : defeated Chicago and North- two singles and a base on balls and a double, coaxing a walk, scor-| loser, he was coaxed into a discus-| °f 119 times in the game and when oe Baied Tor Walls In ninth sang ern in two games, won over jammed the bases with one ing two runs, driving in one more| sion of the question. the score is close he is personally | Aue in rames, and Towa in the eighth. Ernie Vache and scoring three himself. Vance “Well, without wishinz to make) responsible for the winning or los- = 4 Minnesota in one game each. nt in to pinch hit for Dud Lee. was hit hard and retired from the | ¢ Rare nase, hite ._ _ Bu, Petes’ must savy that I believe pitchers. one of those 110 pitches. | Home » t= Judge. nm Sacrifice . nite ; - ‘ y. . r “ ourke, eckKin 1 et r ta and Ohio State. ) this slugging right-hand batter. | Vance, himself, has very should be placed upon the same| The Market Value. . paug ce yethe was the first time in 19 years refused to bite for a time, but) plane as infielders, outfielders and SS Bice sre peat —— . , " ‘ y P ) 0 , , ched Da Michigan and Illinois ald not mtually had to swing 0! be | catchers,’’ said Vance. UT, the ques- By Ruether (Fothergill) ming pitcher e in the title. Last season ‘@™gled out. His swing was vicious) tion come down to the mar- Holloway. ase on balle—-Olf Holle | “It is , : | Struck out——By Ruether,. 3: 1} Wells, iat! ' . . ++ *} — ee pat a pitcher gets | Pitching record —Off Dolscaag’ @ hite in before Michigan held. ft, while» easily to Bob Lamotte, who was into only one game in four but | pared with the market price of an } ninee: off —— 6 pet inning® 909 ey 14 In: to second , “qt o panes— etroit, ashington, 6 991 and 1 Illinois held the ing a runner ciose to _ one when he is in there he dominates | infield or outfie!] _— Time—2h 2m. Umpires—Nallin. Owem pionship. In the four years Bobby caught the ball and the game to such an extent that en ened a @ star* and Rowland. to 1921 Michigan grabbed the ched second for a double play, | 1 oe | per cent of the team’s strength [ have heard that question be- aco Cub star twirler, was coach = ¢#/ ht have been an unassi: McGraw, Connie Mack a Oo ean frbm 1917 to 1920, In- qhg say it none olen out at y oo way,” said Vance. “When | From Whi So : ; é , a; . h ‘ ~~ . ; L Z 4 i= ’ i 4 ‘ an owner n i : t ve, when the Wolverines won as every Bostonian was — uys an infield star—a | e x straicht, and then he went to it around the paths | Hornsby, we'll say—he is thinking | oa : not alone of this man’s value to) Mg: two years, giving him the dis- r amby’s error Robertson in| his value P shi a first, followed by singles by | years. ee = Scattered—Simmons Hits ships in as many years. a ‘ ‘ did: @ pand Sisler and Ken Williams “Now, if he is buyin | ' S asia, ‘ ying a pitcher Homer. Tho I inal tandings. wifice flv. gave the Browns two —a Vance, we may say—he knows | 00 the pair back on Ezzell’s | plece of bric-a-brac H : p ae iit ake Moats | th oh os e considers | PHILADELPHIA, June 13. - | apples 7 — os wigs sn Fe - e pitcher's value to the club oniy | Av enging yesterday's drubbing. the iple eye center in the ! now owe or perc knowing that | Athletics walloped the White Sox fof the frame. | verage e of a pitcher as a'today « , , = t y and got an even break in the . Soe aa flake's single in the second, a pass Se ie @elamotte and Gaston's single to short. a 2 the thi a = T ‘2 up h | Slim Harris permitted 11 safe- g Inning ites ae Se Ot. 10nu abl _— — price and most valu-'ties, but was stingy In the pinches 4 a ¥ player hes moss a are not ithe Macks solved Lyons’ stuff analogous, ea Pirates Victory . - early in the game, making all their ‘Dazzy,’ “‘do you think the owner ship finished up and yielded onl; of a ball club would prefer to have |two hits. ; , on his roster three star pitchers; yp the third inning Simmons hit —_— and a mediocre team or would he | one of the lonvest homerd ‘seen dows Starts Rally in Sev-— mediocre pitchers. Ask the man- Twenty thousand f } ath With Double—Terry agers and find out,” he added with, ause . - ans cow ‘Hf a convincing nod of his head. a Poles Homer. cae | Box score: Individual Record. ATHLETICS. and one-eighth of 85 per cent is ger. Most baseball fans are under important single and a double| Vance has had trouble, winning | | | Per cent of es club every day, as} Fo'gill it Browns Outhit by Sox. his wonderful pace of last season concerning the relative value of “I have been in games where! Tav er ss Wells p.. win the championship, Indi!- ages. The Sox, for instance, honors, hitting Vance for a single! which he was returned | play. He pitches an average | Washington 0002 x—II @ personal issue of the question, 1|/"8 Of the game on almost each Aropped one game to both Min- Gaston kept throwing slow stuff tox after six innings. McNeely, Stole ba*«— McNeely. Doubie “IT belleve in one prize. , vway. 3: off Ruether. 4: off Wells. .1. igan tied with Ohio State, the er a slow one, but the bal] float- | ket, value of a pitcher as com- ) he is said to represent at least 60 A tl wi brs. Carl Lundgren, former ssisted, which retired the l ti rs A gr | l fore and I have always answered | e ics in is, where his teams won the : Ww . | O How Runs Were Made. the club today or this season but | Slim Harris Rens Chicago Hits Pet. RK. 1 : R18 8 Paul Zahniser. rhe | that he is buying a very delicate — R (33: ) | | league leader is comparatively series. The score was & to 3. “Tell me now,”’ continued/runs during his tenure. Blanken Over Giants, 6-4 choose three star fielders andipere this season a LSO tell me, did the Cardi-' nals last year win as many’! A Nels AE Rt APL ee at ae ~ e > en ‘Bs low peg at ms scored. 'Ssler and Williams Bingle. The came went out of the tight A I I CHICAGO. RK. 0O' Mostil ef 0! Davie «« (i; Collinae 2b Sheely Ib Falk If. Plans Are a Bishop on ° Dykes 3b !: Lamar If ee Bi to the Post-Dispatch ay Hits 7 ee _ | Miller rf ITTSBURG,, June 13.—A_ big nth -innine—cally by the Pirates in the never were being 6 to 4. hem out in front second and they mt gaine hed, ittshurg three runs in Becond #nd third innings. In fifth Terry's home run, one he longest hits on Forbes Field, owed A double Young and Jackson's single in Sixth netted a run and tied the e. feadows a double. ble and a tr! BS going over, © caught at the ew York added one in the ninth two singles and a sacrifice fly. he box score: EW YORK Ati). R. H. £E.| {} } the final score scored (jroh & double seventh singles, @ ple followed, three but two men plate, holding opened the Two the scoring. PITTSBURG ARB. R 1) Wrigh t BA | ty ham lb’ : ' . Pry y . t= to teas SD i ee a5 ae Mt as SD ~~“ = © Y oe -aA we RS Sceuseosauerv, ~ ~ oeseusdsd ted for Ine in "ed for Fuhr by innings: IZ2Z4567R0O +» 21000103 0—7 in ninth. 1 Two-base hits—Sisler, Todt, Picinich. = Seeman. Gaston. Double en and McManus; La- es Flagetead and “ Wamby and Todt. — t. Louis, 3; Boston, on ee Gaston, 3; » 3. truck out—By B 8) by Zahniser, 1; by Fuhr, (none haiser, Il in 7 ta- “pe ‘m eighth); off omg 3 ineings. Losing ee: T'm pires— Mc- a melly and Getscl, Time brilliant | Braves. Neis cf | Mar'tt 3b | Bur'us If Totals... Chicago wlessesoouuseos | Ohio’s 20100000 1— 4) t. Three-base | Sacrifice — Williams. Special to the Post-INepatch. CHICAGO, June 13.—Jacobs and Barnes engaged in a pitching due! | today and the Cub hurler had the better of it. Chicago won, 2 to 0. Both the Chi made by Grimm. run into the right-field and the other went into ‘ago runs the cen- 'ter-field seats. newcomer,, played i short for kibbie, a game at The box score: BOSTON CHICAG A RnR. A. EZ. i AB. R Adama 2b Pa gen 3b Freau ss Brooks cf | Weis If ’ | Ha'nett ec : Grimm Ib: (Griffith rf : ' Jacobs p : Weich rf Kibbie Barnes p | WMwWWVWwt & hese : )’ Totals 2! Rhy Innings Ss 24642535296 718 2 oaton noaonanaaaoanonna 90101 —~Burrurs. Griffit rune-—Grimm {2). Double plays Base on bhalls—-Off Struck out-—By _ Left on bases——Chic: : Time-—Ih $m. -— Hart, McLauchilin sue Rigler. Oooo x Two-baer hite Home , ‘'HAGEN AND FARRELL TO PLAY EXHIBITIONS AT . co eS8s, CLEVELAND, oO., June change has been made in hole exhibition golf match that 13.—A the 36- sports entertainment Instead of of the for visiting rotarians. Joe Wells and Eddie Hassmann, crack amateurs, battling Walter Hagen ana Johnny Farr!l, world famous pros, throughout the day, Bobby Shave and Larry Nab- holtz. Cleveland's best playing pros, will play the national stars in the morning, and Wells and Hassmann in the afternoon. ‘CENTRAL TOWNSHIP . LEAGUE STARTS TODAY ‘A new county baseball league, made up of teams fn Central Town- ship, will start today with a sched- ule of four games. They are Stratt- man vs. Hensons, St. Johns Kingslands, Overland vs. , C. and Maplewood Cubs vs. Dick- ins. were One was a home bleachers | the | | Special | ews turned in “| game of the -“imen on (,rimm Umpires eounted i though | stage rallies in the eighth and ninth} ' Hoyt strong | | for them. CLEVELAND WEDNESDAY | By the Associated ‘eighth and Uhle a triple in will | ibe played here next Wednesday as ia part | Totals | Gehrig. ' ninger. vs. | Nationa! | Homers; Cubs Win From Braves, 2-0 Meusel’s Homer Wins for Yankees — ‘Waite Hoyt Scores His First Victory of Season— Score 7—4. to the Post-Mepatch. YORK, —Waite his first winning today the NEW June 13. year and i) ' Yankees evened up the series with ithe Cleveland Indians by a score of 7 to 4. Lhie struggle and Hoyt etaged quite a till the half of inning, with tne bases’ due to a base on balis and an error, Bob Meuse] hit his sixteenth home run of vear into the left stands. for three runs the Indians tried last seventh when two and hard to} was just a-trifle too McNulty made a homer in the ninth. but one run in each spasm ‘was all the Indians could get. The attendance was 20,000 CLEVELAND, | NEW YORK. AB. R. H. E R. H. O Wi'neer «a 4 1/Shanks 3b f 4 MO; Combs cf 2» ?' Ruth rf 4 ) Meuset if 3 0; — ] 0} n 0} nl c 3 l ] 4 > “ So ee de Orne I Lutzke 3b 0} ort D *Lere rh oo 1b Uhile bp 4 86 410 4 * Batted for Spurkceon tn eighth inning. **Ratted for Lutzke in pinth, innips. Innings 1 3 5 Meveland New York Two-base hitse—Combs, Lutzke, Three-base hit—Uhle. Home runs McNulty. Stolen bases—Wan- Double playe—Spurgeon Base on balle—Off Host. Struck out—By Hort. 3. - a — ae. 9 leve] land Time- h om pires——Ev ans, Dinuses and tidebrand. n 0) Totals.. 1 —Meueel, Shanks. and J. Sewell. 2: off Uhle. 2. ww hie, 3 left i ring Cu | lieve the! i ally. the | wilt That ac- | al- | the | who was a friend of Kearns, | gan riding me. Wills Assails Moguls eee ees Ch@aes Persecition DU “Releree For Field House At Washington U. | Negro Challenger Tells of Obstacles Put in Way ting Bout for. Heav yweight Championship. | | ball Makes Francis Gymna- of His Get- | sium Too Small. Architects’ plans for a new field or His resentative of the Post-Dispatch. Every one who reer knows of the many ob- Stacles that in my have been put Way to prevent me from meeting Jack Dempsey in a heavyweight championship. The New York State Athletic Commission heads the list of those wh. scek to prevent such a meet- ing. When a body of such promi- nence uses roundabout methods to) gent a chance to make a big play | pho . to the crowd. it {s that are that end dered at hardly to be w@- many referees be- they merely following a g£00d example 1 hen they go out of! their way to discredit me. Rec: Dempsey I have My opponents and what they do use of the opposition to the match in never what he will do. disqualify me. With Referee. an excuse to Controversy As careful as I have been I have. not been able to escape trouble on several occasions. What happened up in Buffalo when I boxed Bill Tate there is a good example of what I have to contend with. Tate was a sparring partner of Jack Dempsey and was managed | then by Jack Kearns, the champion. manager of Before I got my Nugent, the referee, hands up Dick : be- Nugent aroused my suspicions: | by making a long speech in which | he said that at the first sign of a | fake ha would throw me out o ring. Harry Scores Official. The truth of the matter was that | Tate and I did not get along well | together. use for each other. member of the Dempsey camp and he had been boasting all around Barr of Dallas, 5-2, 7-9, 6-4, 6-2 4 We never did have any Tate was a roubles with boring officials and referees are the Hurry Wills in this installment of his life story as told through a rep- has followed my ' the battle for the. | of holding, /on me by s _hitting, so I refused to do any _ disqualification. some quarters | to watch my step continu-| cause me one-halt | ‘as much worry as the referees and | I know the most, of them,are looking for just -half ' that land a few light blows to get him ' fight was a fake?’ I asked Nugent. | | He had | By the Aamciated Press. Lewis White and Red Thalheimer ‘of the University of Texas, nation- al intercollegiate doubles champ!- fons won the |doubles championship here ‘defeating J. house and basketball pavillon (for Washington University have been completed and a drive will soon be inaugurated to raise funds for the country that he could whip! project. The proposed building | me. The idea that I would agree | Will cost between $250,000 and to “hold him up” ina fight was so $300,000, and will seat 8000 bas- ridiculous that it would have given | ketball fans in addition to having me a good laugh if I had not been an Indoor track and handbali sO sore. courts. In the first round Tate did a lot but I did not want to has now become a necessity, give Nugent a chance to calla foul cording to Dr. Edmunds, director aying I was holding and: of athletes. Last year the Pikers in- played their games on the Coliseum That gave Nu- | ¢joor, but the Coliseum will not available for basketball games next spring. Forced to Build. Tnless the pavilion is erected before January, the Pikers’ wil! have to go back to playing their games in the close confines of ‘Francis gym, where tors can barely be squeezed in. Since about 4000 Washington stu- subiect of ac- fighting whatever. He kept shouting at me to prepare the crowd for my A Two-Round Fight. All through the round I did nothing but jab with the left at long range and I had Tate dizzy from these pokes. During the in- termission Nugent came over to my corner and in a loud tone de- manded to know why I did not use my right hand more. ‘I'll use it when I get good and. ready,” I told him. “I'm doing) this fighting.” The reason I did not use my right was that Tate was watching hand and nothing else. He. had a perfect.defense for it, but was wide open for the left. In the second round I let Tate letic contests, whereas the gym- nasium holds only 2009, Piker authorities are faced with a serious problem. The need for a large basketball hered that 7409 spectators wit- nessed the Washington- ered ,game at the Collseum. If the money for the proposed building is raised in a -easonably | short time, the pavilion could be | completed in time for the opening | basketball games early in 1926. chink the | MARYVILLE CLUB SIGNS O’CONNELL, BUT HE WILL to open up. Then I cracked him on the chin with a left hook and he went down and out. I helped his seconds carry him to his cor- ner. “Well, do you atill nothing to but | scowled at me. White-Thalheimer Win. say, | By the Asanciated Ices SACRAMENTO, Cal, June 13.— Jimmy O'Connell, excommunicated member of the New York Giants, ‘has been signed by Manager Jach Dooley of the Marysville club In the Sacramento Valley Baseball League. However, he will not be permitted to play tn the league, as the other clubs protested, Charles SAN ANTONIO, Tex., June 13.-— tennis today, B. Adove and John Texas State ‘nounced today. | order? ' won | games I won Increased Interest in Basket- | The erection of the new pavilion | ' the foreground of the picture. he 2000 specta- | ‘ting record with an ‘dents are practically obliged to! ao, 53 ‘buy student tickets to witness ath- | the | stadium becomes. more apparent when it is remem- | ‘has walked 24 batters in the equiv- | | MacFarlane, golf ‘that he would make his first pub- the | in an exhibition match next | examination to all students enter- NOT BE ALLOWED TO PLAY | title 'Patred with | Walter Bourne, Clark, president of the league, an-; because of the batting The records show that I] 28 and lost 6. That was 22 above the lost. Without me in there, Brovk- lyn would have won some of those games. but not nearly 22 of them. Would the Cardinals have as 22 games solely Hornsby's presence in “It is extremely difficult to measure the relative merits of pitchers and inflelders since have no common standard on 'Ileve that in justice to the pitchers there should be only one award for | all players and not one for pitch- ers and another for ers.’ Vance's discussion of the ques- tion was entirely without any ap- parent desire to force himself into He was arguing the case for pitchers as a whole for he understood that not eligible for another National League award because of a rule which prohibits the com- mittee from honoring any player was more than once Last season Vance won 28 games and lost only 6, although he was ‘pitching for an ordinary club. He had a total of 262 the season. Hornaby, playing with an admit- tedly weak team, set a modern bat- average of strikeouts for 424. ‘ This season, Vance has won 6 games and lost 5. Hig strike-out performance has been almost as wonderful as last season for he has fanned 79 batters in 91 innings not been as good as in 1924. He alent of 10 full games. ‘WILLIE MACFARLANE TO PLAY EXHIBITION MATCHES ON U. S. TOUR | By the Asgociated Tress. NEW YORK, June 13.—-Willie newly crowned open | champion, announced today lic appearance since he won Saturday at she Metropolitan Club, the MacFariane will play Gene Sarazen of Fresh Mead- ow and Johnny Farrell of Quaker Ridge. Following this match he plans to enter upon a two-month’s tour of the cougtry, playing exhibitions during June and July on New England links. | ° , | S mons ef ! 1 ] if ‘ " l ' Totals... 3% number | lost 22/3 more games than they actualy did | | lose last season if they had had an| ordinary man in Hornsby’s place. | PY Lyons. 2 you | | Aewlated which to work, but I sincerely be- | vein Sen 3 ‘other play-'! ATHLETIC TRAINING | euch in swimming, 2-3 | However, his contro) has) home professional | | Hooaner rf amm 3b Sehatn « Kra'aki e | Lyone p Biship p (nrane c : Poole lh (‘a°way ea 4 Harriss p 3 _ See ameanails MIS. Innings i Chiearo Philadelphia Earned rune Philadelphia, 8: Left on ' 4 bases —_Philadelnhia cago 12 Two-base hite—Miller, Cochrane. Collins Three-base hit-—-Falk. Home run Simmons. Struck out-——By Harriss. 7 by Blankenshin. 2. Sacri fice —Harries tolen ba =e Miller First base on called balle —Harrias, 4 Lyons. 2: Blankenshin. 2 it by pitched ball.-By Harries (Sheele) by (Dvkes) Wild wniteh Lyona. plave —Harri«s. Bishop to Poole Galloway to Bishop te Penis Pitehing porors at Lrone 1 hits and « innings (19 at boat of Blenkenth ip. hitea and no rune tn 4 } ‘ pamee oh at en ILveme pitcher— vone rire oriarity ark iy Time--2h 11m. oe hit FOR BOYS TO START MONDAY AT PIKEWAY sexinning tomorrow. I‘niversity will start a summer athletic course from 8 to @8 years course will he under of John E. Davis. sistant football Washington six weeks’ for bove of age The the direction baseball and ««- coach of Washing ton University, and formerly star athlete at lowa University A physical examination will be kiven to each child when entering the training course and the exer cives preacribed are planned to be as will overcome any tutional defects the have. Personal coaching will be given baseball, tennis track, boxing and tumbling, and ‘n- struction will be given by Coach Davis, Bill Summers, Rodowe Abe. ken, Dr. Edmunds and a number of prominent Washington athletes. const) child may -_~ —— — DR. SIMPSON NAMED FOR WASHINGTON U. STUDENT HEALTH POST Dr. Eber Bimpsron has been ap- pointed head of Washington Un!- versity's student health service and will take active charge of his poat next fall, according to a recent an- ; nouncement. Bimpeon was an all-Western quarterback while at Wisconsin and was, with Dr. Joe Fvanse, now of the Browns, the outtsanding player on the Pikers’ famous 8. A. T. C. football team. In addition to giving a physica! ing the eniversity, Dr Simpson wit! help students of athletic promise to overcome siight physical defects. He will also take care of injured athletes and may, in addition, be of more direct assistance to Head Coach Bob Higgins. Simpson last year had «a successful season *s football coach at East St. Low's High school. 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vom IGue Navas ee 5 pees 45 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1925. Si LOWS POST-DISPATCH OMMY )N WINS 250-MILE ALTOONA AUTO RACKSHELL ee . 2 ane Ee ae Y anetiek 2G sation ‘ Josties and Barnes to P lay a BAS Cc: C Naval and Aviation Of Winner of Indianapolis F US Ae . , i le ‘ve : a SO a? ee oe re ee Kote ea BALL Assist in Motor Re. Nine Plays Motor Crew Derby Forces Victor tc rd : = 4 RES ‘ a DouglasftNewark F. C.), « for Title. eee Be ‘ | in Municipal League Fea 2 , ‘ | | nts ee f .. pares ) ee ~ ip} hiladel pn . od | : 0 vm sy , 0530 ture — Donnelly’ s Pla Record an Average of 122 : , . ~ ‘ eran ae fuer , 12 right fullback. . — — The committee = (| Yellow Team a {eee ee : es — a 4 porn ! an J Let By Davison Obear. HERE arunner on first , nmitree in charges ack heat rookiyn outfielder, le fullback. . : : 4 : 40. ock Ferguson (Bethlehem), is ; : : - oe no Sees & : i 7 . nan é _ in aa mie motor boa’ regwat? Miles an Hour. . . so agers bs ' : ‘ . i : ite : ; cr . ; . The doubles event in the Triple ba e aiit d ne Vi : ‘ ‘ Satta tos be : , sf Ker w ; ¢ ¥ ae todays named cemporary man- ;ommy otark yiants), right cc} + ie . 7 nic ehirnr ut } Ww hen bats i nN ; a4 . >. iif Mississippi on Su 7 ae : ** + ager of the Brooklyn Nationals DY rh fhack A lub Lcennis han »? 4 ms bia aa in , ee : : , - n day, The r} tea! “ “ose y a : ; “hom rl Savles- -e co leted this afternoon when nas received eee oor By the Associated Pre: oe oe Wilbert Robinson This was an- Thomas songs me mapaags . 7 ‘ sf aie ae and Chariio Saraset bell feu hee ‘ ASSUrAaRGS @ rmarch back to first division in 4 te “ . : , > F ao? } , le) center alfpvack re: Oo l if iit ie mah EES : , ration irom naval ALTOON : a ounced just before the game with : tiv on the baselin mn ang ee iin: Som been ince sa Cinoinant Henry Meyerderick (Giants). }) oppose Wray and Woody Brown.’ Fecty on the baséluné rent air service auth Independent League, has b ats 4b 4 2 rn / I P ? t? * 4. . ; . i i if eT ,_ice : : . 7 Wheat sut in charge of the left halfback Josties and Parnes are the pres- a ee ae , feature of the past few weeks, will eee, ee $5 bon tale Davy Brown (Giants), Out- ¢ 2... solders of the title a doubdile play. W ah nig announced last ie piay the Motorbus nine at Fair time today when Pe } ‘ . " r er Mm advancin io tw } Ommander G Bi. . A close battle is expected. J0s- renner ¢ eaves he .. , acd cli Schw i grounds today in an interesting Mi- nicipa! League game The sSnrels ommy Milton he veteran . Ske ee. | gi oe 7 3 3 obinson % ared in the gran- ? att (Boston F ten and Barnes advanced to the vent the double play: i nited States Naval R : .- 2) 4 . ¥ , ivilia loth This wasa!{ C inside righ ee eae . sietirthc id 3} .; , a hecame deciding round by winning ‘rom 7 oe ae ; took a big slump following Di ‘kt : , 7. Visi i! . - 1914 that‘ Karl] Kammann and Joe Werner In . Kerr'« resignation in the ear's + - a4 e ‘ - . I ' Yilised Mat ria 4 nn Oz " . } failed direc _ ‘ ii.atl ] s), ins! one semifinal match while the . erial aid le of the season. Put of late Rave en iaS faiie reci .s » ; att eB: #0 | Brown brothers defeated Kar! me 3 winning steadily and now stand fr Fre ; Waren: T - Re 3 =e =. mR + .€am ti} \e field. ; - " } more peo. mS : gee | ET 3 a * ap , Hodge and Elmer Schwarz ot speed . a position to threaten the ‘exuding all ore "rT , ba Retig eA gs vty Ke MIO ANE Hy. FS ' ei " 6 eee oi ¥ a wx ~ aaa eit co os eye phe" » cae roe Gj wit i a ae > dianesiin hg dies Ayercde 0% Mase SE Nate ‘ : = ix lw 3 a a ~ — x o ae 2 i ; e2xKxer . see how Zé s ry , ‘ : mre ‘7 hrrile ) " g. 1 ae ce ;, ' : éach al Wrav and Woody Brown have ; oa excl Rubs team and the secon’?-t a rm a ” ie ; Will mak 1% hen the playing Reserve Percy Andrews, ' = acing ‘ll compete § ™ , rasa me ee a heen pla joubles together for mpete im the. Meletios ; the . n f ghe team is in his chanrge.’ Philadelphia, forward af 2 ree vent cheduled = . , c sone a. x number , seasons, They won —— The ; an he : ah sus * « the iy * 0h Sealers sgcamninan "tee ‘ Inmnouncing the Nat Agar ow ner of the Rrook- a owe 1} . h m team mn the American Soc- ae | lpionsnip of the Misso' Cade s will not.have wee . , . ) ia League, will manage the liew at Sioux City, Ia., last Au League con directing plays é ver Yr) “» F ge p's . : ; ¥ —- ee -/ aa si¢ 7 _* » \- i. ae wed x . Carson. iocai ‘hairman of the os * ae ; ; - as they pay . 8 Only One Minor Injury. | eh ee " , - ES: ¥ Re j A hich se rmanent appointment “aa Ninojs umpires. will SPomnnencsiong which Phas won it on er: hoa ies _ a I RC wecaer gD iabs we art pn ae i" ww il? appose Arthur Hearting and | : 5 ie ; : ” — Low r .Urn, ? . Isiand The Souths eate waved his arms to signa! that: he .° , — | _ ) ey in for the boys T. M. Corwin | Government dock at the aines wh ch are tied oS : , . . oO), ‘ . ' “a: ‘ , et Miers aheskclane hospital, how. ones au sis Society will be held this morn- Champion, to Defend Title =the singles final between ray a ata Ce Ci eeeeais al ot rs will The undefeated Liechko Indie sar waren arm is ated him | ZACK WHEAT. ae: od lack starting Gree. ot ee ee Rrown and Karl seyret will ching ie hee ic ST ae MORE tuke ona tough one in hel AY on Several other incidents served io | - igs ae Oe is " — = room : ) ‘ aie r be plared Tuesday at! each Le determi actor for t} crates ite Byrne-Sruner ciuh ne : oc ‘ grou h sin oom -———- Tosties was the individual estar team has been advancing steadity¥ b: after which here : . ‘rill the rowed 2 a | : — , ? , 7 ‘ a ‘ : ; cri i : | aalph Hepburn ee. eee ae . * Seuthern Illinois golfers will, of the doubles semifinal between aw ' = and now stands in third PW tire shortiv after 1} At } * j/ XV Y - — on ane ‘ a = on all . . = i -mile r avenue thin rh sta eir tourtl n} rY e eee ee . ert % May tHe ru a runabout clase rac patel ¥ ached His ma- | 4 and Kammann His excellent voi- ; neo :, 69 Sta g ain co ane stand in a better position ne - - Mm & * , — ae baie an Ramin a trimmed than they have s » Joo mt a Beceem een. glen “ ~ ¥ + ‘~~ . oe 7. Lf i . = .. : . : i.er " j e ; : sc it - Mit re aks. ‘ F 1 es I \ 1c! . *a ini 7 j . ™ " , a4 . , \ a I ° ‘ : } ie . }? . . ‘yy tah - er .~ ; . : . ; er. Ne: ! " } | tT) . , " ; e+ e\» 4 ; . 7 4 S45 ‘ (c= e . . ’ U qs i ‘ i= Phu vedas irMavcecii ;ULi ws j ’ ik! : P uf 2 | } v (* Koenig and t. e . 4 m a> i/uray ss left axle , . , ‘ ra n fo f Gate . 7 : , , ; . o 4% AOS " : i . ‘ ? 5 z , . ‘ - . a, P . - ace . , id r ° ’ > nH , } ' , : ' : or . ° — } «ia '. ; : - : ay ° aie * . ; ” : ‘ Ps ‘ ‘ : i ‘ 4 awrsg 4 . . : c ‘ V6 : i | ~— * 3 - n ." ) —~ oe ot . . —- toy iryy z - Q : = : . P , ; - , ‘ ‘ American Pole Team 4? (7 f . : ‘ ” . ‘ " ° ™ ” Lh a : ‘ | ( rT \ } " ] € 2 4 ’ ns — =e osties ‘ ‘ . i? , 2 > ; oh A — ted 4 Wies-Chipmans brought his car dow, ' er} ic a ! — —e my R 1A 3 Chea Seevie’ pecan * M H. A - : rig sais saunas . , , — Lacy Waiii i ast ‘ O 9b rt : sarnes i iy é ? re, , , ; ’ YN PWN - 9 ata . . nine, be fooper and was defeated br Jimm Manion t? Feta Sin iT ni —_— ‘. June 13.—Tae ry 7 by Ww L"mpire—Dale n ) n ane from first to £2 ) : oda 2 ypos, by winning ~ +e eis ‘ s at ‘ ' . s ta , non Y tiavers t y ‘ . = RR PN IR OTE Mp Adeg~ Wnty Ter eye was a as Pk ats ee Se nyt Ve MeL ae eee Poe ee stag eo he it aR MH \ é \ >\ re Ty rs ay’ fy > ’ oat TAT TO Sane Le SRS OT DERE PRR “LEAS, sate § gsr) 9 er ae ha pag Suge Pe oe Hd Yay 4 m wan RG pa Mephiigee I% — See ere i!} ‘d the means that An a will. in Misconstrued. Forshaw and her ¢ th o f Riverview : the semifinals ofr , : w HW Rr in a , | : ; d ; Wra\ Rrown : r) ; = ‘ r break er , re te 12 anit . . ? s' rced : , ‘ ii} ) » , i ’ ; . ¢ ‘ ‘ RARE = ’ ‘ "a . a . t nN ‘ my fr 1 (ne st. is ] sa ‘ ] i] 7 s ‘° -~ . + . . an € .eam, us goals ct ad am aS : erscahs tae. 7 : sah; mie yates) eee . nents pee Aate Stuckman,. H. ! that bs OI ORE s ie t é if ie es ia a | x : a7 race TI ‘ormer when goal was in h a ae aagenliy cae : HOW INE veda a paar Od) i in Sigrnt { ooper Was ] , ‘ P : : ‘ La " runn "$s 7 AnG \ ri] ‘ — sie? : , it in front w he n ne blew a tire on and Pe Areign . : a . : periene I ruklh et led ; 2 re : ~~ rh. 7 ONE-THIRD OF B X ‘ a . back stretch At thi , ‘ oh REE : ee _ at ch practice mat ¢ , ' r ¢ Grounts Ne Lawtor Ryrne « Pru mack etretch. this point. iS most unusual for youn IN i sticcicisia' sinuleuaintale ane Breer | , {3:¢ tournaments were held at Centra’ FOR CLAY COURTS | ee ore eee cores © (%-Miie Mark it Was helieved bie , * ele yee ie : ; ; ; : Dig Se , ww oo stitfan oe fs ten T Bleck ve Lameert Cont Cooper would maintain his re a ; ae a 4 rll ati Psp SARI 2! age ‘mae ; a ee , sboatcsapenell ARE eum Re FMIRE LEA*s: « ‘Aris i 1@ it retil . nO? 7; ao was m Vv Wee; i . Awa vel 1e s ‘ : a Par - Green’ No asia * lie niade one lap : ; . . . . ' as . : at pen my a. > than one-th a : " a ty e ofe on —— ~~ _ w i ne ‘ tire and then left the tra: Ses ? ae : iene eae witt ndue str, | ry t fifteenth annual Nation , ae x &—Troos *»s la Bailie Cc I : ; i . . ‘ ‘ tre ‘in +t hie} : Mertz r r ~erous . ' a ‘ : aos re mie NO Lc. W ~~ Ch? prnan ne Tv. + a vr sea ii ‘ ‘ > : . he traini: ind this : , , , : les G ) b Seare . , “herman Park—Grounde Na 2—Kain S , ? ’ , * \ . —" rome cent ahead of Mi ton ; atk iS | Was rT be denied pushed }, set a : +h ah in geek Oho sekeile CeIN a ere ¢ L >t ots . oF . _ ‘ } ain chairman f Lf , _ cC me . > | ' rk pg sing So a er De Pao the limir, 1 in ay Sree ti ars EXC LPT— 9 lGre i ree —— | ergs . a | AY MERCANTILE LEAGUE better than 122 miles an hour. F ees Syeer elds st tm That. Zby-2ko did Nor CORBETT MEETS CHAPMAN | "eens Committee. ears nen ei sce Ne ) 7 ee oo ae ha Allv on the back tur lt eae 3 fics “claim” the tithe. but was sceek- ; outaeee ss SALORe Ur hoadt ¥ — Pp, ’ 3 ay Rock Island. Sherman ee ee ee half miles Hes 1 te edleamdiggeesntanmaay ms pererichragstositat JUNE 23! trict comprizes tors or | § nmond J a | . wards Xe i—#t. Michaels ve / } , ; > ve 7 J n ~l . . . . . . . : ’ i wv OT ’ a ‘I al’ Grounds No _ nds in ne tiashed into the lead,| .. ¢,... ana ee , ngs from claiming it. EVI Ohi | ae : re s ran : | Co we, Southwest Nash. idineg ; t hyp ge ris? | scam ea ‘ ay + mp That Referee Walter Bates " ue es mn ; at : The in }e - LPic aTe ¢' +h ,ear ?t “—. a. AO 24 i | . i mm r_IaM En ae ia > Sites Rs : ‘ . did not testify. because no trial th, ae we — T P ron a rai sreen. il! bile un ; will ' . laephy May erou . oes ; 7 » any hor 3 ' hy ; ae Viieg “a 5 . tame A a | Koeeciueke FOREST PARK TENNIS “assed ta al hae ‘is was held. the Court declaring taged at irena Le seater AS SENS Sat ; yiacea & ' v ' ” ORTH : Ss ve ST ERMEDIATES rapescetaa vlbacetes that it lac nmiedilins r} ‘leweland. will me 5 Fran Marior Lropolis,' and 2° mg the Bi : 4 LEAGTE. TEAM MEETS O’FALLON namely. the honor of winning the "That the Court ait NOT rule cPAP™AN, Boston, at the Olympics Mount Carmet Mount @ernon, one of the chamnionsht p ,, rarrrownt-—dreuade Ne. S-—Rrie se Preakness. th: ent Le rhy ‘4 . aa ie Ra eee ne Gee t o-, . ce eet "ourteen boxes ‘ aced oni} P——* S sce Perpetual Help vs estore inh ‘iN - RCLUB MATCH sca eee ‘page , prune Lewis was title-holder. I a eae tenses Geet wast andaila re” Fee ae i dee , those | So :) Ur ce p OP an. on . | i lh onlin ake ning That Zby —zko WiAs eham- \I ss ae we : 7 " ban ey “ P (inkgnan { . a" ‘ eee errr wl = e. . +h .¢ ; - 7 ‘m OO SS of aedk tute mt te in Mas ESAS IEE SSNS sy Pion at that time by reason of on @ rence fe n v= | + . « South Side Cereciet Sogth gan ieee | he in kw urnin bia cael ge his easy — ad eee rhe a P ' eA heart gg ncaa >: Ay. : ; . : ° a Ge ' ee rien Ss Minor League Results. win Rackaway. H. B. War rag Pk eR sie gollhen eel = ) c 2S ee Light a San Felic¢ . Ma: ie : = Y , IDE SODALIT _ WESTERN LEAGUE. “Ucn, J ahs a soyd. 192 d George Lott J me i = 3 => = . k f W DULL ) -orée—&. Francie 8 : EF tables. John ' dad. Earl tional rout! Lot br = - ; a e a e a oon a: Past, Gree | iwi 7 a | pate ti ly and ‘THRE F-1 LE AG he —_ seorge F ede *) n -t national , N h di girs Agnes ve St Margarets | plaved | in) oI , ) oe meda's ant ) . . : iG OF ee in 5 pelea _ | = ote t at 18 Ye Bm WILSON Lmocs. vm mito ot a inet | Paienes a. 0 tidleagest ae "homy a ORE ) =4 character to ite™ sire, Ores a Mm VA Cte } } ; ’ 7 . , j il! - 4 es oe Ra , hac : Sort: ‘ n : ' " 3 Z ‘ 7 ¥ 4 ; : } - ry Club were defeated by | MAny other stakes, in addition to | pacnec at Wuvnine Raves Schoo inton 10. Socinatiol HOOVER TO COMPETE B , = Hills opposes tT m or ; iim 4 _ ' - ll ‘ 7 Li | % - ; . : L¢ as 3 rae a on ester + ni a Sta = _ ‘Bes im af 7 asUalt 3 : . | + a uality leader — “ae 2 a ynat- ented spas esta, See SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Te i ee ee ee ee . swh 2 a . — se Princeton Wins Fhe tecphctn nie'heen dincoy. | TRIG Which folds that a coach Sabi, *: Chatanmnen. f Jent these hopes will not: be ful [er ee 2 | Se er rom ale 5 to 2 (lo owr' : guek teurns- ee '. Ané tl ur- Minor League Standings. a es 7 ets coeten, secieea, HA ale} - CRE 7 . SSs- comes to yor loes 1 : -— Se ee cage 9 scaler ae hig Prove : bigger and bette than ever. Try@® New I. nvincible 3 Neat aturdas ~~ ee ss t'« t> - 4 a ‘Ms mee ee de ic bprippe rp ely De Mae rk et De ere ae mmng' o3>2>4~a a 7 et AP Ah ee] ease I, ere ee on , geo & a . ’ . ‘- > —_ e ] bad b e s ij irTtie w . . . . " ™ - — 2 . > » 2 » 7 . * . 5 ; > Ni ETON ‘ ; - — 7 , r= ™ > = ' : . ™ , rs Saaz rt x ’ ; . — a 7° om . r . ™ . - ~ .. 3 ; > “ era oie eer n't ‘ } : : a » | : : rt hos ‘ ~ SS * THREF-I LEAGUE ee a, SF. § fox Pipi 4 aon ‘am Ya! nivers Sweet eo ; — T | 1c fi WS + ree ae ne ‘y ai. HINNY 7 Z- . TIRI-STAT 5 G 25 : ris iy ae ce ae 5 | PAs 3 > hi ‘ . ; F i « 3 x tes, 3 RM. eae. +e ; I ee ona fe ea ttt ‘a a3 wf olen ia SOLTHERN ASSOCIATION. COEUR IN BIG GAME . E, shy? Btatetenne: os iia : e . F. titi: ; s?4 i itd ‘ ; ; ij wii “ar Tt . ee . — — rae AOL Star [ rformer of : : -* . 7 oN teee ee EE! "4, _ OF COUNTY PROGRAM », ) = By : ot 7 wonene ll ta with Ya J ys to « jee ’ nateurism : + "i Mempt oa 3% Ptkers championship «wim.- ; —T wna haa f : er 40 ibe 7 B tham °7 23 °e and F intet of tallies writi —_ ls fou ceakville 2857 S15 Woe” Oe * Coeur and Eureka will bat- ming team, has not yet graduated | | Little San F lice 10 . J : ’ r : . Y ' 2 ; : ' Ti “AT = Ss ] ? -2 2 + I ; €. an Today's win reroined ¢) Row 3.4! ..@ (oday {¢ be : f the from the medical school. but wil] the bie three eerivs for Prineet reacn your destina >> > dD-~19~ 7 2 2 2230s~—~ Swan cee? , | mot be eligible next) year. since he s ‘ a — ‘ » mrs ms +h Ae Par; 1e@acendcir , with two victories over Harva one roughtare has had three years ; co! legiate 7 ion : ‘ i : . L ‘ouNnty leacue . : : : . Ss an un __ . res : ” ! ; 2 ri] | , . ; ; - _ ° and a win and a loss againat Yale "3 . Soups sitgte | a Sa ou rn sing h nterest | yap | — eat ‘om petition | py, tne 2: The tie will be cluyed off in New “4 ” mee Cogs orl mit Few he racing game etaten om ii virtually | : York either next Saturday. or . Then and a have Irmoun ; 2 tedicae, selene ‘ ean the pennan : . f1iccese ab tan : ~ — wowP rill KI = ion . , 4 Tuesday, June 273. in the event o ‘GRT managere can , ee a Be SiG ated ‘ 53 so bh a nels ‘ su —. BASEBALL TODAY . -. tie in the Yale-Horvard serie = RBaliwin play lle, x ip the Thekets for today’s game on sale ; - 4, Nores. per: | ‘rainy season Ballwin plays ark ee The Delesl-Weahener tinea ry. ee aged ae ene = PRES a b> ee

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wR et w ne ST LOUIS _POST- T-OIS PAit SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1995. ST. LOUIS POST OSPATH | oS {SHELLS HAVE CHANCE TO GAIN ON LEA DERS TODAY ~ ee Re Pee Oe Pct a, ~~ ewe, So = ee MUNICIPAL , ASSOCIATION E BOX SCORES iis ga iat ewe th Awarding of Letters Closes 4 - ~ Pin Spi ite of ee | | | ae aa Pacific Leagne fi cao Boys’ clones : cho ii 3 | ; ; 3 Best Billiken Year in Twenty Kerr S Loss MGAREL. A. MAGNOLIA TITLE GU ARANTY 1. ee 0. i‘rt. Acets,. 6, Boosters 5. | . ewe o. ey wer : “RITAN | IT K ANTY | BOOSTERS. FREIGHT ACCTS JU . 7 eis! iN | at , prount 3b : Sch er As ‘A E ..H.E AB. R.H.E! ¢ i iy 3. R E; Inning ating i :. ' ore ' es . | # | Naval and Aviation Off; 2 2 2. oT; M : Hall &b.. 3 . : , eam es 4 1 2 ~- ier cS | ‘Stephens faagee ‘9 ot. Louls Varsity Was Unbeaten in Baseball, Defeating lowa, . - h’} Pn - aes - . 4 pete! : , J ' = A ‘ arrut I ; ] ” 7 ioe or ' P { f 14 :" , 3 : - : , Assist in Motor Re. Zi > Nine Plays Motorbus Crew mia ee ' ats . 2 nin ee row! ” rit Ss ; ; vers 4 onl, A ' . Da ae A De . BETHEL @ \\ ISCONSIN, NeprasKka and Concordia om Basketball and gatta, ; in Municipal League Fea te ~t a 7 ‘ “ cy ld | Menze re 3 Se ' 1 ra , OC el » 9 | on ef 2 + : en : ‘ | t i " sa : An f ; £ Footbal] Records Also (,004. ture — Donnelly’s Play 2 oir: |Ho'ing rf ibe co 3 John n cf ; | het 7 Aire looek 1 1% re 3 0 TO) Rbke 2 | . roa ll? y “ 4 rye . he en> : “ Sh ‘ } ] I} a | 4¢ 1 8 “{ Ll o8on * Me ; ittee in charge Yellow Team. , | , | A ated 2, hace oe ); Peh'es é Uti 4 i arg eh ‘dt . niw eS ait fi’ wa ) ; , | x ‘olals ~ Pa ae 63 = ter no When baseball letters were awarded informally last week to nine reg Satia to he . a AMIN os 6 ; . Ss alt df Obs In seventh inning. ‘otals > io , : mot asl ‘mn gcren uns «pike iT ardt | : , 7 9° held Wagiol | _ In - ne) 4 4 5 5 r | hy etiam 2 ray “f \ members of the squad, St. Louis University’s 1924-1925 athletic vear was aoo0ad0y — L285 o6 7 &t oie ee - & . = D dan p 2&2 ¢ a , Z ‘reight A 0 , 34 tites ae aT” 8 mas Par ee ae officially over. A brief review of the season shows It to have been the . r ccaunts.t ~ - P 4’ 4 a : 3 . “ ‘ .* . . . . [wo-base a Fink. Kileoyn ————— wwe ‘cc » o 4 », Dest the Billikens have enjoyed since Eddie Cochems was in power. A pi on sunday, Jw The Shell team, whose steady ry ' , x hitle larant 0 0 oe . , & R.. 2 tabs ~ | Indie a00000 ef4aNC@ of Mm march back to first division in the Saencer. Three-hase hits Moser llams 7 baer hi voy. Matthews. ; _ Bw ; ahs tens trator a - (astee] Stolen bases Mm nava > act Ap IM le "hy | . | ” . and Gove Independent League, has been a_i . 3 ole LRes Y ' Nuttere: Double plavs Hasiner Bred sed . -- , vk a +> al AB. => Am o Bf wi gcc 7 al ’ Pages Sas" Matthews od argred ball . ; ; : \ aa “oan Pe Ley 4 7 ic "2h, ¢ : } ; ? »Ake all ia hie Hest percen VOC @ uthorities, , »ale ry] : ’ ~ Mord ~ ‘ 2 , , > i ‘ feature of the past few weeks, W ne I ‘Kermaty oun oO} # on balle—Ofs Qui urternik. 4: off leq ;' Pate 0: tiff ner vor aie r ¢ ‘ ae >] : Re ae ae re Ms , Phillips oa Dalis her, Struck o By Quarternk "rair a - tin. See ae Fes Lips | : dj - INDEPEN DENG j ' is* 1 iit Bille under the guild nounced ee a =F ; . ig ri Le li iSt night. pay the Motor bus nine a\ k ai ¢ a is S ratton # : c > is hk " gamer ?. L eft on bys 186s ns . itle Guar : ; f- a Lis : . ni ; we -. -~ et , - A ae , , sauce oO ead Coach in savage : I Rene : ; . : ‘ i s ion ass Mkt) ila igab) ; Ime Hapire ‘ Murph. Seoret J Mulien ee lide f “?; 7 Be. > 4 a. as aie. ist ‘4 itz (oY 2 69 69 | . P A. ae.” 4 en , o1 n) . Si s Naval Re Serve Re | nicipal League game The snes: Ih 45m lmpire—-Krueger don res ; . ' ideo ach ee ee , 4 3 r ge 3hH.0¢ | z won all of the five games the | a : cade Pa Leininger of iook a big siump fol Owing Di emia 3 PURITAN ou TIT. E a poanes I. ‘ime—2h Ltr : Umpire raky é Tota! ‘ I ayy > y P A. ; i ) pias ed. Wisconsin. low a, Concordia ' Division Ai: l“orces a 2r- ; i i , th ear'y ‘ wth ‘ a VIORIE, AH ¢ 5. CENTURY 2 ‘OND asst, ee CO ee Steinkuehler > + tn rf yoke 4 ’ AR H » . ‘ AB RK H E ; VAL S 1 1 Engineers 6. Gen. Accts. ss ¢ : . ; 4 . f . ; G . , , as aband ari _ & agat 2 & 2) a in > Bee , Stati 3 1 Tar ; ob yy Pm ' > a . ‘ ‘ | OUR SiN Palies and ioest three, and in basketba!!1 won 14 and PIV £4 ‘) sie & : i. ; 4 al + ‘ . ’ me ‘USively | fF WKuhs team and the second-! Mews OMmipet ¢° ' ¢ : . Kuter 2b Q falatinge tar $3 7 me Nelet | Fe ' : + h lost two. Pes At the con@™ The Kuh: ke on the Polish | Napier « : ar i ‘ rf-cf 2 | ates ¢ Rvaer se 3 1 B it 5 is ' rriyin? ; : Aven i. Thon ' ick p i) Jot 1 p ticher . ~ ' >, SS. 5 ss ‘, rr Sig xy sular program. NS ans | ndepeanent | L2vens | , Thoma ‘4 . Rieh'er If Spre Lbs ) as | iia earn | Red Sox Sign Stanton. free. , 77 : ; ; . : ai “ ore — , mF ¢ oe | s ‘ Pe ap aii : , rhs , , | ref of ‘ , - ry ce . gi ite: id ) ' mT 9294567 ts ga ' ome Pee Y : 1 a eT Emerson sieves 7 > , : , Ane over the . ao.O > 26 © 040 A we ee ow ew BOLE A Nn — resuits obtained in basehal Cour , tule 4 3 6 ; were especially ri vin to Billi-: Tin aSuring Mad if si ’ > > fal iomaes “a (yr) laTarty ; 4 4 ‘ au ls , ? na at a os rs ' +s se | ~ ‘ Patna rae Y mileg Me re aanite Schedul | a o-aae hits a hee et Aa . | : i att ie: ; Wir I 10 Hoff'an e¢ 2 0 | - ken followers, as the season marke pe laid out on In the Mercantile League. the; i ha Se 8 saith dace hat iatthewe. Home —rur Monnig ire kde .) Kreh yer c's . am tt : M At HT TINE ¥ i Pp. ACHINE petals g } : t ih . ' ‘ 4 . ~ . * . j é a” ur’ is ‘ ") “a. ' 4 6 ’ : st - a bre , pa - “i } +? ' a pA 4 : > a : oe i Hy stip, { ollector "4 as they play the 5 e}) “A *PAT) hown? ce ; er to Matthews Passed } ' choy . > Bat J ar 2 ns, . ~ + 1 . Ro th ze > / : At Tne schoo The fact that the uston a ‘Rurnev y of ne, “eee : | “ion balis-—Off Shick ff Johnson. - - ; O 0 0 Phere’ ullman rf 4 1 ais i a " urney has Qe which has won but or ane Pasiataciatitens wg boat Toe | Sere ut--By_ Shick a > Johnson, 4 rotale ' spell, = J.Galer tb - Bills defeated some of the best tal- rmed the committee that he ame — en) - — _ cri hit—-Grat ver ee ane Pu ritan Oi) Tivlte Guar Guns League nnings 3 843 ¢ y. Woodson If “F ' ae ; e Beason ine Donne iivS rf has ms altere badfie a Aral ih 1) 1) a 4: 4 - t; - Sines Getz - 7, eff f en in the Viiddle VW est makes it ps ~ wary j . . , > a ° ; . ’ e » ii Or ii Se . i ' - ‘ ‘ : : P “ . : ‘7 aie Meno wages mee their first game last week. losing to a “ae Ase poops Hit by pitched bal! | Murphy, | | AARAARAARAAAAAALS eee ena SOC aS ! ' 0 OO! yh , : nx a certainty that baseball wi!! be | Navigatio . a > ais : S . ar their all . ude 7 a Se 3 mr balis-— ff : _ ~ - - i nat HELORS 8 EMME « A ): ‘run on a more extensive scale next | gers failed with the bases full init egg Thomas 6 Left on bases— eran , - GRAHAM ENV ELORES, ’ AR, Kk. H.E aR R H } e's ‘ Jigeason. Tom Stanton, who hurled Scats on (.07 ernment Dock. is , a ‘en Mount Moriah 10) 1 =e SECOND) GAME AB kK f ld fT Snider 3h 7 Fy e . . ’ ” ‘ ” ey: 7 " ; ; P A: P = : ; : the ninth The Sw) ts pias CK slue - score r- Sondaeg Tim. , AS TRIPLE r. T le rf of A , . Ro: , 3h j ' ‘ 7a y. 4 , ririe ean Ran oe oo E Leach c 8 1 ) Semar rf j}uated to the Boston Red Sox ; Ve rnrm Ty ' ‘re le , ’ “ss = . ~ - ‘ ; , . . , = i 0 nmen q at the foot? mines, which are tied for second _& P ; BEACO , ante M he . vp : ! O*% on ef a Om mn , - F é as oO: BRAG FON NO. ¢ ‘ok ¢ ina ‘ hea ) ys Sm RS ea medation ' with the Swifts, meet = ) mudd ri Ruan 2b Osea lf r abot e | Suctl's ; 4 000g] 5 Teich f : out 1000 ay The undefeated Lischko Indians - h & Rae *eiew S02 1 2; Lsicl : 4% 4.9 | St'ler Ib ve placed B® teke on a tough one in the Lawton- hg Gill Ib ; 2/16 ‘e . , 2 Koch © ’ iia " vi° i] rr ‘ one rflp 5 ‘ 2 = i! ~ y —wIEDeOTS DS 4 ; a ™ Byrne-Bruner club The Jatt®r) kKipur; . ; 2 orel 3b .§ ae a 4 ; + Sn ,, E'ne rf-2b 3 *Wolf.. | 7 : is.. 37 10 16 24, ‘ s been advancing steadity eee 6 3 Ki 2 E ky Ins p- 9 nes See F See > yea ' team ha ] 1s . nese “ + a oe i ns y “ | Totale 421211 Totals... 40 816 4 and now tan: ls in thi} qd piace ln . ra ; } Ry chan n °, - . . Be : o- , si Tre ee nnings Ee ; > | 7 2 t TT} j d f in t i | boemny 3 . , | ' ; et ™ , ee A 6 g 9 cmimets 500: - O10} nents he quint, made up of |:ine mentor view of their showing the Lischkos s ¥ P - La li ‘ Graham f ae ‘ = | ‘ LUmpire— v 1 a = I j - _ , Marti: i Ray ef te —* n Beueoss ys - o> | tanton, Vernon and Bil! Bradburn. For the 1925 grid season the Billi- stand in a better position lotals 41 Re, ed ee Seeks tide & 4 Bese | a. 3 | La'er bt . | | : . 4 i i 3 ‘ . > a at Tie ry 0O-Uase nis . { 3} - / “I, an 4 4 ; . Al Kap and Jar n () Toole. was kens will face a heavy program. Those who received letters were cad | mae. 2 . * |orneiny Klausner, Hannegan, ' DAN SAVAGE. 7 mM 2 WINDERS + ASSE MBI ERS oF ey Bradburn, Kapi, Sullivan, , 1. n He | Levis and Finn. Re The basketball! five had little| ®ve". thanks to the coaching of trouble in disposing of its oppo-|/fiarvey Brown, who was Savage's , | i ’ pee be be oe de de de axe f cruisers will a ifter which there »-mile Cruiser Oe te we ee OO ee a a a ee —— goals to 8, A tty — ae Att ae etre I TuUNnavDoOUS ClaSe race and a chan Ishin «free-for-all + “6 : pera ay (OTeadil ace § . : ecg wry , mae trimmed than they have this vear - 0 inings : : tuehman ; “hy -t ? ; ’ 4 ¥ ~~ : , rT? 7 Yilp ’ , , ; 7. 7 » ‘ 4 , ; . ° . ae ® ‘A sé Age h 5 : a : . FT speed boat against airpl Miller pitches effectively f : a ee a ae . a a tse Fe saayge. ‘onne! Mici Bani Bvdnclical “east playing its second year as a team |' niversity of lowa, Army, Carnegie . e Pe we ‘ : ’ ‘ Lil nninegs ee ap : ; ; { eis . , ¢ 5 = Me. : “ . ye : > : . ee TRS DEORTAN . on-Byrne-Bru 2 Duchy ite hek. bh. tanneman ’ sae. | eee ae teeta © oe eee Totale ¢ AT ibe and worked smoothly. Next season! Tech of Pittsburg, University of hies ta bh Nwen ¢ 8 lLawton-Byrne-Brunera Sateen » Sn dvaiehr Bl nme eum. Meare [Ko Sasee-—Michaels, Leach, Breanen. ; \ cS BS De eee : rent aig va ave 4 F pile . Vermont and others of slightly a . ® given to the " 2 ; = ~ P : yi - i ’ Imersick Tome run—Mowry ( 2@ Piays —Brenna: t fies Rueh- ne oes ‘Tm ~ } SD a the same group, wi h the poasible ‘ rt inning boat ’ a ve } ‘ The standings in t ne Em pire ' wr > » Ps) ’ & , " Sat ° , i} , Sy ort ty e hy) te —Pernard Plowman =a ad - " - Smith. Ys att Siebers oo i , : ‘ : 9 = ? amatller ealiber will give the Sav- 7 “| "ae Wkely to remain unchanged. as tie | iree-base hits—Frie Ciburz. tice flies—Kalser : ses—Gert 3 = Struck out—-By & ST. JAMES 4, INDEPENDENT 4. |«\saem bier 12: exception: of Stanton. will be back | agemen a good test. Ramaceiote ~) c } 7 . - : x ; wt a ; 5 4 , st ? | i 7 ty ; - . - z ; ° ir a ‘/ F 5 M4 . . . a * ad i. } 7 hesenh Moogle Gen ie ek ent Fire | Biancn: "Si ifte n- , Hannecan, M _ P ‘ Pit , Sfebe: : E INDEP ea - THREF N IN TI and a more pretentious achedule! jg captain-elect for 1925. CM. Koenig and § » | oo Tesi o: 7 ee hee tet ines: “Sieasisia foe oT nO “ — ’ we , oe a. re he . Sb-115 0 2 ¢ an ie ‘ ME 11} he hooked ae the , eo P. Skouras " m ist week. and the Typos. play sec- | 1 ny-_Gautsche atk Dea tae — . ee 2s es eee it Schierhatt ae +Cnz M-3b 3 1 1 ©; Teepe on & ° & TT J. dl 8 ; a ee The year marked the second term . t } ‘ an ; a ins : 4 : tS ee } i Ci - ‘ m0} t) $1 ’ j vy 4’ ‘ aia hae N to] - Oj - : , : ‘ ‘ ; i}] } > 1) ) ™ ‘ e . ’ Ai : | - / ted Press Pr — _.2apapaggeetetaad 7" : rir elaae be pig i: I ; ever I a ae MEMPHIS, T , 1 out of the tadpole class into the |/and White sports Savage took a “ wT} : } j h »hy y ) * secs ; state ' . i r i .' 2iinx Ss ru . 5 *) | ; , ‘ f . : ’ ° Pladi . ia’ . 2 “ 13.—The Ameriggy M. H. A. nine, in which ca | ARS. ©. StCHing record on none it i rt > san . co | if 6 2 43 ' 4 > + » roval is rag he Southern | league puddles For the first |Job which had disheartened half a rs today defeat : Typos, by Winning WV Ouida tj OY , “~ se , _ A 4 ae if ~ n ; . Tl a? 5 its in , Wn ; in | : | ? h : wy, ¥ i i ; : ae i i , st ife 7 | ‘ ¢ : first place. | Strong, |] its runs | ) innings. |, tte ‘R ne . 3 - Secor. | Gr.man ger ¢ ’ "s tied at 4098 |8a"Nad had a determined offensive their feet LEAGUE Zuciid. &: Beacon. Tim f on ~ — gag a : Fr'klin rf ! 1 M'st » & : po PB - e Ls urth } The trio and the tnterference cleared the His methode differed from those hi eae via ae eat id NGO oan tte : =e ' osinge vitche Ww, = a ; 7 “a> : nd ‘ bhatt o, oad im Gulley | path effectively. In past veare the of his predecessors Savage ie etil! Sosues Seat Cb ne Be J aaaties enemeaae & a > 2 2 Schopfe r p4 2 git vames cr. .U : lof ‘Titel ant Anene hat.| Billikens have fought with their! vounge and fresh from active par- 2 AB. R.H.E | 7 ag Es ; > place battlers at ae eas. heace S cy rte “gj ogy A ee ars = - 2 . , ' ‘> ) ‘ art + j ’ mut , *T Inn ine a se COre . , , . o . 7 — . . cv ‘ ¢ sf ; sh . . , : EMPIRE LEA‘st rv. “Seago 2 iw ;, bal a : IP 1} Innines—e 3 4 i ; aed a se ; it 2b 4 i feckle : (“ujloy f Atlanta is ej linme-smashir Ramacciort! the | from all angies ' Grounds No 2o—ia- _— = oe eS ‘pt ~ Ber rd .@ y Arcos 10004 ~ : ® abst 3 pe e home run sluggers with an even Billikens tore into the best defenses Both Savage and Harvey Brown Bes rm ey te a Barter = | . ne heen aE '| Rhinos ~ 1900900 ‘ Q ifn owe dozen. while Gullev has 10 and their defense was stronger than are under three-vear contracts. 78 Salle 4 - fy ‘2 Ze} — - engl” ‘4 1% : « ) re : ' sin: eee ' 2 / ee - 2—Wiles-Chipman vs. ¥.| Willy tf 6 4 — a Vie ae } Two-base hit——Grannemar Three-hase ; ea ri J} Stewart of Birmingham n- = = — : ;, ; — ss a , hits—— Ss st‘; , ) mins macrifics ? hy ¢ ‘ > , ho on ’ - se - aad | “3 Mudd its en ee ies—Kron rath Bec ; Y ee ie ,creased his string of stolen bases k Si . ert successor has not been named. LOEBEL SCHOOL LEAGUE , 3 & | Brwis ) AG , OM f: mw ewing. ect leo——Erone. Se : ee | lto 2 Dr Eb : | “sr " io~-Harviabi vs a © & & 2 ib - | Gah : Bhat ¢ bastian. Stolen bases—Johnson (3), Reina- | C.M ‘let | ohnshill 4 © jto 26 axe wign : Ebert met with great success here. tz: Tiemann ve Gebker 2 f OE Stopes aR Rae “Mose ot. 7 Roppe 2 0 gc. mere Ba be a) 4 (2), "Hoult han. Ben-|;E.Ung i Ss | sey l Other leading batters Fichrodt, MARYVILLE, Mo, June 13, |coaching football, basketbal] and INDEPENDENT LEAGUE | Totale 56 34 : otal 4 3 4 Pman p | pinched’ Walley diene pte 'Totals.. 29 | 3 | _-..._“| Nashville, .394: Tolson, Nashville,|Harold G. Ebert, athletic director |track teams. He was a three-letter Pairground—} y ’ s Pe ~-s i ‘ Ry -, ot ve. Columbus Homa 3 tor im 4 enw eut— Hoppe MERCANTILE LF , ! Milner ] the . - 4 Schneiden 2 2 ga foaninteigees Mgr a. urgreund— rounds S ‘ta gs : : : 1 hit +f — = 5 nnings: o oe _ ee oa teed Schipke bb IT) SO man, no bitg no rune in 1-3 inning a ~™ a vs - rock Ysilan af b age ony : og ail ” ning nite her— Hoppe le on bases— ‘or » . As — St y " © . a i. oa " es ! ‘ “ ; . . "mm { ae white Banner Malt. Grounds No, S— | Totals 3510109 : “ cna Mest. y Gcott. Tine. 1 1 « i , us Tat . ‘ >’ iv. sco Tl— iy ¥ ic, Dac Purniture Co vse. Southwest Nash Palarman (40 m POLISH-AMERICAN LEAGUE ' a-! — Play ground—St. Andrews vse. | ris, 3 t wee 1GHT 9. w ABASH 5. C.: St. Leos vs, Pacstaiee and | ' A § NORTH SIDE INTERMEDIATES Good: rf LEAGT: Ee - Pa Fairrround—Ground#s No 5—Pais vas Piaying for Palin last ixth Ear! Pau! Btuarts. Perpetua! Help vs. Western laying sf lla it Psa Neist Tb ‘ Un OP, = ¢ nmin - . 24.8 > . r 1 Bolt bag SOUTH GRAND LEAGUE oe ‘ : E. Paul ef Grover Cleve and Grounde—S W. R Polar St rf. : Cricker ¢ M A vse South Side (%a° rolet South - Three-base hit s Sac Kine 3b Prd vs. Pirate 4 CC Manchester Park . hit ch. Stolen J. Rick'r lf Grounds—Maryvilie ve pain Und Milister, Blind. “oy oe pansion Tone QP . he ~ - ' le iayv—Ho esch to Rorexe!l t é 118 e arias a" Carentele Park. Grok er ts “jag ' pitched ee i—-By Homan (R. Ecker- re sPlTe?g Al phot in : imann?! B ' Me . , ; ‘ : man 72 ymatl alk ; j , GCummersheimers vs Se nbhere F pie mieten satis ae, AAD BE etm, nee, > 2 ei —_ nailliediinsatidadetend thatattiutesteedben einen ee , ’ **eeeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeeeeeee # « oe ee see eeeeeee#ee 7 .’ 7 *?ee¢ . . . PP A a AAA KAR, pe ME MM i . a eee" eee #@#e#e#ee eee *#ee8ee@ *e* @#©@#@##e#s *e* @* 1 @ eeres *-¢ a. 6 **- 7 ee 3 Bmith Printers vs Trit pp Realty C ananeiie- Ry Homat Scke’ mann re : Light a San ee 3 Grounds No °° Presamen's T'nion ‘ oT ceo.” 2 itch ng ree) cil tut Ie he so a © Mallers’ Mrion Iimat S hit: ‘un In ining it “4. Sunlieht A k f ff q SOUTH SIDE SODALITY bckermann mits, rung 3 wlll ox sacrifice flies Bischoff a e a eC Ww pu S. F lampe Park Grounds—St. Francia vs ming: mee. 2 Fo is en ot tga Fiannigan cif - A - » } at VW‘. om ’ . rae : . M Roniface: Carondelet Park. Grounds § , /nning, Note that distinct J % wesc e' @ 1th Pactor 11 Time—lhb 50m mild flay or. ee Eee, Spevete Me. 265-Ben- | Haley fb cee it Fact * > ee **ee ee eeeee ‘“@eeeeee . . " eee ee .* 7 Satatetetatetatatatetatatatetatetettatatate® Park. Grounds No rfac- rea rt Sn ¢ o . , Left on bases ‘ee o,0,9,°,° > } LOLORED INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE i Wee en ; e440 For 7 © a Ts t his . a Tandy Playground—One game: Forest tent : y. mr ¢ 2. 9 ’ = Park Grounds No 17—One game | Landis ct fto If ; () > sibeta | Sh Yew Q fragrant, aromatic § eae Seep Sc : rs $6 blend has been |} i ‘ ie | °| Totala.. 30 3 4 T. 29 0 *Ratted fo ’ in the seventh 6 7 8 recognized, within & ee | ieee TT eT Se the trade, as the! TOME CAMP 8 | Stolen “barca—Kent | uality leader of its" “Ne ield. Andnow—in the new Invincible size—San Felice | comes to yout ay ae bigger and better WB wen 43," | ~TNDUPENDENT 6. ZI0N 4. | ARTSTYEE 10, CARO NOME | Three-bane hit—Karranct |. WOSPENeE SRISTYLE CARO NO! one Pohle : J+ eae ie R. | Ee. ; than ever. Try + mivacet Gln sitte—apetste: | Da'tey 3¥ BK ¥ ; os 1@} Costel) oO Sacks ' b evre rf 4 | Ceh'dt ef 4 New Invincible Size hh} een. os eR | tive 1b 4 Voseler 2bD3 ae me) de ILO L ADHD, - - | Nossomon (Hibbeler). by Currie: Ra ses on beal's—Off Nossomon i F ; AB R. E -—Nossomon °%. Hit by pitched r ] { Sire ck out Fed ] ) q te meh > et et D 7 «+ © © © + «+ © « Nn o— 3 Depp 5 socneniipidiabasiinilll eee =e — a a > ieee dinette | United League fs) oe | — i te a i i i i i i * eee @8@# 6 # @ & “es @©e# #8 & ¢ @ ~ a Oe oe DD e Eedier ss 4 + * 3) Rei t 5 K . | 1 minute) Umpire , Pmier if 1 Sci : ‘e c 7 — “Beer A'ling If 3 : Sh! 1 G' ver ) Fietjen c 4 an rf; ( | ' ao: RERW OS MANN 8, UNION 4. — -' Bastam c | Tots it Totale : . MANN INTO? Totals.. 35 ~. "S| Score by inning Fy & R.R ; AR. RF Pi Totals 3° ; 1 9 4 - | e . ' . ‘ : Innings ~ oo @ « ‘ar iar 0 S én Re : 1 a 2 ndepem ert {j ; ; Art: vie Nn l ? x | mal , 2 2c O00 »-base hite Raver. R nm. Moore ne ' 2 1 « « rhe ‘ w , é V'ce 2) ar t . , 1 SA AN A > wt ts Ce. GMO ns. ia tartrate ee ee EL LLL LLL TE NN tittle ella till atiatattia _ wees — —«s wala fae eed er NOE RO gaan - bh eH Sro-5 7 ee — ~~ 21, treme tingico 4 x When you have smoked a Wm. Penn, you know that you can get a good Berwrak Cagan Co. cigar for 5 cents. | *~ =i Pt RIOR SP ai i hrt-—AckKerman Ome run taw Three-baee hits—An: Ackerman Double plave-—Shulte to . per Rvean O'Rourke (: 'miere: Strum to Neimiere "uc U ' ' Kalimave By Ackerman. 4: by Hendman. 2 Umpire—Newmann re LITTLE BITS 11, EXCELLO ST. JAMES 6, ST. PETERS 2. | [LITTLE BITS EXC ST. JAMES. 3 eS AB. RK o~ 3 De DDD | POD mt de de de de 9 ‘Little San Felice 10 for 25¢ , > an ~~ “im on Keller oh 7 Muller lb 3 ‘se 2 i | Goebel rf ‘ » © © H’man 3b 4 3 ; 901} Fa'cett p 3 ,,_ ite—Lorte | the’ aC : ) Vahle ef 3 . Schmitt tiesinger - pe W'ner 6s 7. \¢ Ra see on balis 3 Siner If — , off Beasky rf 4 THs . *thetted tor Medend fer »— ° 9 4 Riumen runs |= . ‘ 5 eve Se see vais . 4 hits . ps s ; ie : . . . aTt€rieo or Left on hanes— | Two- hite—-Ross. Kline. Reasies DAse Mt Mee - , ee "" Time of game— Base on balle——Off Faweett. 5. off Ham mi -db-aip-a0D- aOR iD:

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LO ER ae oT LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH | | SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1925. ee ___ ST.LOUIS F POST-DISPATCH oe =: ~~ | RS SIR PETER WINS ENQUIRER STA KES FROM GUEST OF HONORE — -—- _—— Se nn — —— - eS SSS PO Pur LP PPBPBAABA BOL Qualifies iw the Beno ia Ben | Ladkin to Oppose’ TOMORROW'S , RACING ENTRIES } ard to Dispute | 9 tate Golf Title Pakes Tour of the- ith St. Louisans In Thundering Former Kazuan Cay See, mag And Takes Ple From East, Will Com. | pete This Yer. ~~ By nest Hearts and Wil — KANSAS CITY, Mo, June ag. § to Be Successful Vehicl It is only natural that advanes& | . dications each year should “al Champion When He B to a larger State golf toy . 27222272? Bs este ‘ae : ee? vet it safely can be sai Special to the Post-Dispatec | sap site ; : ae vn mag cage sel 4-year-olid son of Spur and New wh Pin . 05 Tamarind 4 ; Pan ee % ron ~ wardin taboweal Misvoart "James J.C LATONIA., Ky., Jun: 13 Sir | 3 P ‘ b A : sis gyro ni raced path oc of nd mo tet pes a York bred, which has ouast-d amarind and ines - : ted ‘platan: . ) . | exp Club conse, hernia pe, This was JOR z . ant _EATONIA. Ky. June 13-—Sir| f perms in the stretch, Marco eallant little Gasanen. « Sane, (ee ae sad ward > and a half fut at or Club course, here, this weg ‘ip. This was John L.'s last fig Peter won the Enquirer it lan. from the eastern racing spot- one ith, race. $500. the Monkiands (irs } e | : ‘ | ‘ : June 17 to 20 inclusive—wil} eS cum in something tc living, (jlight, is small, like Sarazen, but | Faddist ~ al ee one We. & n f rst baseman : , ; with it ane three times the $ tically without a dollar to his ne rying to tag the runner, TUNS| est of similar events in the ls le stage ner in which the son of Paicines | a ) ‘ demonstrated his speed over a 1 Es RA ING RES rS ei not as small as the second Mrs “jee : seme : 7 Pm oe aaa i ; j ™ [* UL $ Willis K P ; Pa * phe 14 > “Taha arm unaert fie runner s Pt , two years. . CHAPTER and a sixteenth on good track Fe es APA PP PPP le PPh Pa iiIAmM Vanderbilt's rrei. Arn k : A ei : : “ T ® (>eea | ae ry nm = Sol it from the base (yr ‘He is abo e si size : a ee eee lak a | Rg ts tens Fourth ra 7 ing me es (id= f Also eligible ae : n the Broo takteod :.'- 168 finineanse™ oR | SuiMdes oe ee RTS a5 agi “dp ars ; We her cioud ; ‘ e 0 ' 5 o 4 | By ictory tSE . satiate ‘ Sait Jockey. ‘Odde. Ee eee nee Hole ~— eal Red bi. 7 s al oy : "Apprentice aay wanee ¢ le _ pipe . geomet es Se lue try ZZ y Stet MSE ade sesericam Pheg....126 “es tee —_ Butler’s Four - Year-Old Has °° °°" Tait At Aurora. Pamerene: cas a tae Johnson 3 to oo secone race. ¢ imin S800), 3-3 Cc. Kummer 71 Associated Prees . Dange ee Five Successive Victories Yen Frank! Gypsy Fiser’ . gator ). 2-year-old ; . e Swo g . § 2 3 ‘ ‘ Kellam 29 to 1 1 se Elim : ae — One ar Winner Is Aided by Miser- ; paces ae : : i | STrigmer ....: 92 Elm... $a halt furion ee McDermott ' Maiben Tnird race, $800. 2-year-olde, Uve fur vie J 5 Tt'nele Parks e: iS3 . . \! 5) . 5 5t ; able Ride on Princess on = “eta ; : spueummeenensamennnunceannas ‘On gs i . Sherri , Optliawed Princ f mon. 126 , ; . Compromise .. | al » oe SOIL n ; Lucent ‘ bic eee Bre ee | Naga sac sid rae , ~~ Vain a 6 a i - - Ne oe 2 i s, PY it . * - } rats) : ; : ¢ ; ‘ ; wey A it oa : , ; 8 = ~ > re P % 4 * f s, Rr ePSEF we --9 ee re - 3 , ™ 9 . . ~ -. ‘. ; on) Y= : tno 3 5 as WI Bape «+ we . ee ais eR eed ae ‘ - - al ca Ss - - ¥ % x bea a> * * “ > ape fe . “ Tha a4 ¢ ae sa Oe - . at? om ¥ 4 ; ‘ re r o aa 1%" - vi - i= ‘ + : sin ; . _— Sat tied Pky + Sys Roar Sey penance es = Rage’ ae ote » ae ¥ Lo he ee 9d © Sa egeke ce ee —.. 2 pity rte? Bie 7. i" ~~ oe wae . ad a : + . Rew 3 * eee, - ~ ie . ¢ wre b 2 wi Pte A ) C9 ® +P ie a? MEAS Ua a an oe Y ¥ ered tar: - ‘ - goon ri 4% ‘ ~ ‘ Seb ade 5 pee . jes Kay Sopa \ : ede Pas Sia NE Ss 5 > ees ters aa “i a de 2 er eee. Ff os ine J k ¥ *e ”s . 2 3 PRES ee | “ - e 7 x “9 - re Sey. % : *. . . ig ss oe “ 4 5 ie 2 * 4 . * Sm Dade re, & fs 1 aa ha A . ‘ = : +2 “ 3 - 2 “s ' aN, Raagane 4 a oF, - te yo a Ranks Pe 3 _ - Ya 64 = r A agua ‘. w ws aie ‘ => od v “ z 2 Ol ~ oo aah A wos e- +. J n = 7 a j ae etfs a by ee . ed 4 ae 7. es Ot] 9 mtn 7 phe ‘oe HPF es ow ag . o.-- z an a +e 9 : 5 ° . | Coz relly 1) . Doreen Which Finished ACE DOS Pad . - ‘i = a eT ; By O’Neil Sevier. Snook ste .10: En Ot , emat BST ae ea an . on Kentucky Cardinal ee |A Special Correspondent of the ozy and Endor, R. W. Carter entry nd upward. five furion in Third Place. American F broke iy was taken back off pace: he made h'‘ : pex enk-Dieiaiee neewe! “a, 1 addled. the Con { ‘ as tretch to dispose o rin . it} ,! . ; : : ught Cu lds and up. mile and i -e of Bourbon quickly and win wi ; ct : (Copyright. 1925.) de kee ds tee ee e way up steadily on outsi: nm final 2 “ont ta 4 - 4 way up steadiiy on Outside on fina NEW YORK, June 13.—Sting. ding chapter the , ¢> uaa ome my, Fae i wee -_- 0 Bi ies ~ ¢ > » ’ a. er Te | &. i om) 4 Di Qe ' ior eo By i si 2 de oat age ra hz 5 000 devotees rf ' , ~ , ; ~ : more than 15.0€ { es a . . ack fast acdue: i ' . ' 1. Was if —Second Laseman - oa trical world was all agog with turf that he must be recognized as Weather clear; track fast. third ar - 3." James and Friar Rocks, ™m »3t Umpire was justified in calling vears Kansas City appears to ie .2 : ; the runner safe if he was sati«- a formidable field of com ‘ere fied the fielder interfered with entered Se ‘refession heralded a restoration fale ali too rare. it was felt, BD = al ee | “ah wid one of the best in the Western, By the Associated fTress Fort Sa lIarfon an oughnut a! : : formidable rivals among the 3- — thea! E $1200. cialmMing, . tCACkH ee , 1¢ ie handicap division Hie took ihe | * pinata ~eoreapera “ee ; VA *. i. ws ar-o ! i. mile a a Series g- year-olds of 1916 opur beat event, without being extended, bs Hudcins) 4 to 1 to & to 5 first weeate It. Lt: FP. Hernandez), $6.20,| Friar Rock in the Withers re- him and the decision should have The old stock question— b aS: i nlaywris . Vas ‘ . Lucifer - (we biarves i , ‘ec: Pu ; a.:apert j Len. hRaewat « . ae ‘ — ‘- , he fleld umpire. s+ I —— lifer anit@ 4 > oa . . : ' > . 1% lengths from Guest of Honor, &¥! : to 5 | nedy) $3.8: ‘ econ inewa] of 1916, but not after that. | aamaared oF fih aim been made by ¢t Auis golfer will it be’ : aes Te [in a4 é ; wt Pe . ‘iw’ ‘ os ri . te oe. C,AtT i} : ~ ‘ - : rv - o aia . , Princess Doreen an@ three others hird rime ; . o7 — ; 50 Ran wt ~yiat Time, | Sarazen is no more than 15 hanils oid na up. mile and one fu . | George Groo 1 Talecua O5 Ratter es ball and t! bal) | be broadened a bit this year. J The .11-16 miles was run_ in| King Colin and Kine ran. a tissimo at the withers. Sting, a ay, —F a Chat gegen to 87 Tender Seth 03 | he macs aay: ae hat and Ward of the Kansas City € = ' ‘ame nh yy the score; and, ; — . r ‘eager, : j - : j Pa a ‘ “ . ' - ‘ Lt) ti be 4 | ail i ; : oa : ’ > as . be . . - ’ > - - od ss* + >» ‘ : . . . = ~ o - ‘+ - » ' " : o-.) at - eivuww, P atl - 4 a ape — = " , c , wo . /¢8 | - “ . rs.casius , La 6 a ¢ i by iC J 7s . es ; " : st idly Pe on, 4" - 4 | enlile + i= . aT ' if ‘ ratjal 4 hits ‘ ‘ ‘ 4s) 2 4 5 i rice ss : > , id » | 44 3 ‘ ra her «! ww fracti na . a i ’ ' Blue Bonnets Scratches stands ahout 7 ) hands l&* inch ¥ { re | air g efandi rT) ++? . fo Ty - Cc Vv and State * : l- ; u ; Ola af : : : ‘ s om I . e 7 Second race—_ P, . on - aia a, e: ‘i . " time being, quarter, 23 2-5: half, | Frese ] | a =f 2 +91} Nash Aladdin alo 8 ai ggg og on racing plates. Comparatively im an Sa ’ Th ; ae OOhQO. ...--.-. in his box. Is it a fair or foul hit? holder, who has been out 6 me See iiaeuimeals : pee ; > " . Ae . as 4itaa-™ sto > | y ° « a Mi 4 fey ; " ‘ ; i we ae ih i ,* Peas ' LAs i i | ‘ : “"jlong underneath, he is short of 1. ? mit = - Sixth race, $800. claiming. 3-year-cids | ardinal Rooter. sourl tournament competities fim ey LEAL IO NON: Ne 6 hg A BE MER AGIAN. Bs et eed et et et to woo ht ; won Tw i a ake ad ae QP By the Associated ; a2 3 ,* 231 145 (Vv : ‘ a . 47 4-5; three-quarters, -5; 1 to 4. second ter Bed 1: Fer- : or | rhile 1:37 *.5. uson a nica Tin nd Ji. | : , At Aurora. back close-coupléd and splendidly oe her c} ; as at ee lg ur ‘ . ~i" —— , The hit is foul. The ae sagt the jast four vVea;rs, havi ng been. - , . : ; : iendsom 0 Coningseo' ‘ ’ - / , , . — ala! LAG nm o¢ i ODIGT. «4: ~ ‘ Ste , rs ; : pe ao The race was worth $6,149 to the . i eee - Weather Clear; track heavy. muscled. His short legs are as : a. ,ain -) : iaaheth wf | on foul ground when he is in s ending school in the East is t b bi a ne in a balle winning owner, J. Bell, who was |» THIRD RACE. The, Keene, Memor®. | By the Associated Press clean as hickory saplings. He retty Politician.103 Annie Lyle. ...103| Bex. n the trail of the crown, Saoine from a band of “bad Willies. ** yi a s\4 ‘ i 4 ‘ f e) " > r pret a i sin . sa sities - BY i : on hand to see his colt win. ee ae ee neem ig FIRST RACE eye (and Sarazen have one valuable | te Sines ) ; ala : ee TI ere are about = other : bad 'y hlown up by a ~ a We “24 te s sf . i woe ion Fas ' 3 . . ‘ " * ais . | + in A th . ir P is : o ja * ry. r) : Was presented with the E. B. ? ar 22 TBO ee ae ea al 61824 6e: _—. Schaefer) attribute in common—smootn, fric- = venth ra laiming. 3-3 A high fly is DdDattea . in whom Kansas ity is f | : roph | i, aaeeee | 5, (Malvern, iMcatee) 6195. (L. Pichon) $3.90" = Thunder shower tionless action. Military opinton . ee Soe 1 3-year-olds!and upward one mite and 70 yards __| and the third baseman and pitcher ereat hope, but Ward admit : ists. Act | his was to be & lean trophy. The race last year >. } aG iCKS._ 9% ‘ewe ‘ oO! Pane - hoe Je, 5. ae ir +t ggetene ‘ ME - ‘ - onan , aes p i: : "s : Gen dorn hi i Ors sa ' j heth run for the ball and both stop the most finished golfer of ¥ eres oR ation ” as won by Jeff Livingston Ss Act- "10! a rot ars ? -i) 4 ono ‘ a SSE, ; - Upc} e he oy and Lucent ' nis oO i Be ¢ Cc : ail Int , . rprise : i 1G Ry On, 4 ¥s - : ’ “inn ‘ Amn | Wwaicn I niié it hits +: ap . lity to oppose the four ; , vary. Crossf! /his type as the standar or cav- | Kit Cat a! rah y . o | Betsy. ... np is ligibl rround ! kine the groun: soda of St. Louls—Manien h ilired to Starter William Snyder lined the FOURTH RACE “ oe gree en| SECOND RACE—$700. claiming. 3- | 2/TY- Soul a : Also eligible: laces . } yf. -+-203i the ball boun outside the fou Bockenkamp and Anderson, aa ANete wie held onli D > ie i ‘33 eae 4 . i ees = ] A ee . . -s a : , ‘ eer? & ‘ —" . ‘ . os : 4 = ; i: é . .' id ia i i half dozen up at the post and they | turioncs—shuffie Alon Sande) Hr Py 5 lllanr ores © hemeserie Five Straight Victories. thomp- oo +e) 6 techabite. . neville. ...%. |line between third base and home No other Kansas City ete Y a . sie . iusia ; ” 7 - . i A Meri? 2). 3+ mi) a G 2 © ‘ o ’ im ‘ 4 4 mH i e-« . . 4 oa Py ' 3 .* . . ns ‘Sy rr re j > 7 2 @ ; rT went away in order without much }}. ‘ 4 —. a cong: Gi first: Pirate Gold 119 (Bogan weeds ng Ss ao Sting led home i11 of the smart-/ Spandor -} . 97! The umpire c2lls the ! ter ol ever made the preparations fe roin Act 1 Action return : . unin , ' 7 2 ; nn rx ne Pah . = ‘~ 4 : / lice . oe d 3 nN > ' it ok . ~* > + shone t- . ; Lor Ss a. . eintwia trouble, Sir Peter elected to make ] ' nm) "ire 4 ao 4 $3. second; Taiequa 109 (R. Yelton, est horse that had competed in a, * ' P inde ) ause he i not run Seago" State tournament that are c .enze in a ferocious pistol battl \ Wi Sra ‘ i 4 it ‘ ahac ‘ ‘ ’ ; . : a hs i bs ph f) thie 1 IT) eee ed «A Ae ~ seco! r laim! - 3 ' : | aa 1 - rille Il. oa nn . ¥ = 4 “pace with Guest® of Honor, second > te a an bie a. cad tek 7 cae ¢ — Miv Sued) |Surburban in 16 years, when he} olde iv aaa -t rlongs: ie oa csi ie a; ws 1 ge “ ong psa the bat a pa woe aan age scheme Act V. The play : ) | & . ; Sa i 4 : mace Sean. -i mulator 2 Ma | t was a fou a - new tees. a 0-foo a ition § axe - - > , . as . . —_— . thes \¢ t elr it gs eek , mulator B Mar 7 eee ee in des | HIETH RACE. ma Belmont Stakes, $50. THIRD RAC E. $600 claiming, 3-year- | WO" gen genase egrene” " wth > ‘leo Light . 8 RBuespri » eh eel ter was not out. Because the ball the clubhouse and many = leap! over a precipice into @ llour (000; 3-year-olds, (geldings oids al . xX furiongs: Lubec] ago. he victory was his fifth in Selective cntneialiatinatetn tess = third. The Princess ran weli up to leone mile and three furlongs: American | rogeate?. $6.20, § ; tr as : ‘ Bice , at f was a fly and bounded out of the nrovements f the course 7 & 4 ef happy reunion with @ the leaders and Garner got her into! Flag. 126 (Johnson). q . Ke - en bs lo a oe 9.2 HO. § nd. &@ Tow. He had won revivals o First race. The Ki ton Handicap infield was no reason why it heen under ray during . . Dangerous. . _ Kumm eOuy Soy. i' 2 oe. $. third.jthe Excelsior ane erg oe | vear-colds. atx and a half furios » anh wet be @ Geel. tant three mantha’ Wena : e 10 a veaeeteiiiiadaiaaiaainaaiiiis —__—_————- |} ig to be found in Lakewood, > intrigued by the " ll of the hazards being aa Sy ’ gies A ohy PAT ch i ew BRC ie é @ iam on back stretch and pulled Paes to 5. second: Sw . ve (Kellum). im . j , . the stretch by a neck, challenged self. Marconi. “ se aanal iis. eae ane hed en ees Park and a couple of overnight : mat ? Pree. ih Rts oe ttenne and when “ ee ae : pote muna | Pxinan | ooo 864 cn (races. In one of the overnight furion . re... 1, the Bayside Steeptech ene . onal 120 1) , Construc tion of the new " , ibiliti ress tried to get through she was °DS. fixe furlongs. straits ere eto 5. ($320. gecond: Tick. 7 a 350 'races he had _ shouldered 124.) Fire On oh _ lations , } | Brittante | $4 Boatman ..... | “tae Nam 100 ler net eae, tae ee pec : 1 mee 22 Spears shut off and was compelled to take q Johnse pte 5 | third, nm | ardom t pounds and established a new uig Rubeu- ~_ “Lawl % a1 St. Lawrence | 13% Vox Populi Ti__ | oe +3 a ) as bee! increased to 72. &, the long way around. , world’s record of 1.41—1-5, for one — ef OF eo oe - ae ace,\ claiming, ; There is only one water Re = * et 7 ad had with the Guest of Honor tired. but not © Chamber of Mile and 70 gpa Ladkin seems EI tee ipa a la | Happy Birth Sareth .......292! olds. four ai aif fulkess: but several ditches -am@ Gin. 41 4 been billed to go enough to allow the Princess to Nero als ei a> sein ae ikea a to be the enly horse standing be- | fillies. mile and seventy yar: | eee et ee losumen , | Bet +P oe FD +o on several holes wil} 2 a balloon at : vunty fair take the place, holding it safe by K. Roe). $3. $2.20. cut. first: The | tween him “aa victory at Aqueduct Buckwheat Rotherme: ..105 | Famine .. | ‘oolworth |. haat sa 5 Laura Dianti |: ne sweat blecod, * ae J AS a one and a quarter lengths. The . ni | toland “The _ Runt. an BOP Poet. ie a land). x out, xe wa: Monday. In the ¥30,008 Brookiyn Ss h right @ . Shela: |ith etl ery ee Princess hung slightly but saved | Neilie Morse, Sweeping Away ft) : °. or and. Hig ‘a aiso handicap, a gallop of one mile and tae mere thee ar he fair grounds ‘ee eived, including” || imamate » four white Louis and Kansas ¢ F . ed ' aA orgeous the show by a neck from Beau But- Almadel. ee ; pecan aces ; = 2? a furlong. He is the biggest east- 7 : “en XT} rT rn : he season next to k WVal-} Stin har —- ati ler. Hopeless showed a dull per- B SIXTH S600. claiming. 3-vear-' €Tn gleaner of the season next ay reek st a s Khan . ies: 3 : - "ee F ._s . , : ; . At Blue nnets. ann } , vy)? *) } . ru tha P e ne : viet “+ & _ -} . -O.€ ari‘ be ] - iG tie a oP ‘ ‘~ . *- ’ iTi¢ . ; ‘ “*-* ‘ te ic J ‘2 ; “ ; , formance as did (sold B lz. - ad sald a. oF aaa Be -azn . ‘ Cov entry, (4a WV r axness i Lor AL : th Ki navk l . : o % “De oe ‘oat SooTh" io : if this Ma _ - an ed ae had ee ey, haath Oe ae Pd hey fi» > hae Tt prt a *% 2 z - 7 ; we 2 oe * x hae rg ede! Apt yc nad, Fab RRS sea WP Te PAY WMS ¥ ‘ : , hee ~~ ” 4 a sane 2 he would wager $10,000 that his|oias and up. six furiongs: Reliable ‘| Stocking. Beautiful idie, 1 nd Kentutky last October training: for Sixth rac 00, 3-year-ol nd up, = — —- _ Ling | " hi , . » ha mn mad or is mare could defeat Sir Peter over/| *- fast och oe 49t ¢%. Butwell) 65.4 reves Se ~~ RACE $790 . the third of the Epinard races, will. Yo.°n..**: . on , | : ; I TO. c} 4. “ "meee 11 bes ae tale tiem tee eran oot this distance any time during meet- | $3.65. second: Watch Chart 43-5 Exit | Yeat-olds and u ne mile and 7 is| beat Sting in the Brooklyn is Moon Lady sew ls 4 : ; ; rer GAT ~ sdb ars Sg sooo ay OP IE a NaS ng ty v Fx 7 ing. a 2a. mack Hackio ish 61 oe an at Oh fon. Protect 101 (Po | doubtful. Laedkin has not raced Matt J. Winn, general manager iso: : y.vear. | TANOWSK!) $3.60, $2.60. second: Pand.sio this season. of the Kentucky Jockey club said | ane COND “ ~ a ae forlor ~ Raw Exisabeen K ana ee aaes ran. After the Brooklyn Sting will that the best of American three | a 107 (Thompson), $11.70. Si Tet ot ? ’ ‘ mend . . : t je. 110 Ri 17 (Rutw $? Si). third. | a pity it was, he re- | tof shed fifth and Gold Bug last. aggrieved tones, that 4rd ; Ona: ; A t ; Sir Peter qualified handsomely | ag re. ; 3 i es 4 . 1p ‘ - H for Latonia derby. While no credit FIFTH “RACE. Jacques ote € y A Fz - ‘ 3 a Tip-snorter of a show was pri was taken away from the winner, = eae’ “108 (Ridenour). $39.' an eo y an ig SS | a lit by one stunt that no wise | *%® first: 5 v¢ , X j m would dare to pull am + tier 6 1, CR ERIM, 40 Ras, EV, Se ee eee ~ apn Ms 2 o- , hee > John felt very un-} ther I ee tte ye megs va +0 Pisa ate at agli namely nigghta. ME gags. xg ty J . . * ps " e ° te . ; firet: Excarpolette 9 «(R. Williame), horses have been nomina ed for th ' It 1S the only publication which gives “you the daily and composite ieed, it sur- th $30.10, , , ge" wet Make Up 107 fe $290 000 added Chicago Speciai, ) « «9 .8 Cc ] for it ended ec 2 4 hird. : = aM a Seen oom ™ ; “ eee se, be run at Hawthorne Saturda weekly box scores, averages, records and percentages of all the plays | . monologue — to be TR loader and Randel , Aug. 22, according to the -ist ot . . . ‘ : ° n br van—-th wit inn edb d l N al A I . ‘ Sullivan—-that offered : : Lomina public today. and players— National, American, International, American Associ- . PBB evecy opportunity to display @ s fi . arton polm te @ weight-for at a mile -n . : | tae 115 (E. Etind), $3.20 $3.10. $2.60, first: OF eet ths | ation, Eastern, New York, s vical flights of which he te $11 20 nd: 15 (4 Gar. Among the older handicap horses ; i ¥ Pe rTaonadly “proud After Wh her) $8.80 third Time 1:07 1-5 Kis | nominated besides Sarazen re Penn State, Southern, Three- | tT i majestically to the front! » man. Musician and McTinkle also ran Princess Doreen, Spot em, ipo ’ e stag he was to raise his) THIRD RACE. claimine. oe, — Norris, Shuffle Aiong, : Eye and other Leagues. It’s a : land aloft and with the ut- alte and up. six furlongs: .: Peel.'| Chithowee. Stanwix, W!s Sour bi ; bri he b . | ' . gole: ; pronoun - these ca re 31 s°! : a a ain@ ‘ fre ae . =: ae Teal rT ce Brunswick, 193 — a: lor, Cherry Pie, Littl g> g ? reezy, nationa - | Milas om x . \ = 3 ps A be RR eat SREP SE ART Te EAE COE IRE ONE YN by : we $3.20. second: Rondelle S (H. ha General Thatcher, - lay, Al‘ta- : third Time 1 I 1 1- 5 : ww or v, | a rans mt ? e aT : } i¢ : , a weekly newspaper. - a tain Haney. Montifringilla, forsale 3 Bsatgure> allt ogee seb wate oq . ne, no place, no end also ran. PCL S| =~ pepe” ABE et ‘ he 6} in POURTH RACE. $1400. claiming. 3 olds © nme 3 eS at ao | s year-olds and upsmile and a sixteenth — i) ¢¢ > race ’ ; ) serene. no roseate MORE het. (vnuntiie ne Nash. \dward R adley’s Idle Hour ' y 3 bower. $3 20. $2.6 first: Lonisy tiie and 4 7 vTille, 104 ra Fie'ds). $31.71 y Of | *aven. no int len 4 ond: Elusive. 94 «G. Johnson! third se ations | vo sainteetace & Time. 1:46 4-5 Piack orate haa cheek, nor baby’s Hullo, Sea Court. Longchamos. Big Money | Payne Whitney ente! :A% ba by’ and Ruth & also ran - N BOHEMI N MALT | em virTi RAC E. 3000 adéed, Enquirer ~~ e gy li ee el ee Baseball! . La Swiss Bock A SEMEEP*'s srancer, eweeter, puree Soyyy Sit Si, 710. BA80, eases == FOR HANDICAP RACE Fa Lae } > = —, : n rinces Dores iM ipectal ta the Poat-Disvat La) : e > oe: > : | : : ‘ ne siver or stamps and we wil! send you free withour and " ; a foe pectameg. Carr Sega. Sterne Subunan Handicap singe On ma ry ee wr € Save the Labels its thousands of users [RR Seuss Takae ‘ ot : ve - . . : amen 4 TP corer keeps a record of runs. hits and errors s e : . a6 Geventh—fio Toe — Nore | 4, ' lang af Relmo ar} of both home and visiting teams. I:'s the easiest. here 1n St /AU1S “tte tour had been so & Se show'!ng 7 " a surest way ot keemng score — gives +. . ; ma? if une, 1891. Sy! li- h atuine belter ie record’of the game, right belore your eyes, 2 Mitra: .. UnPany had sailed for t Wine Got¢ Title. oe ee a the ume. ; : ~ ‘'m the way they stopped @ an Islands: and. after By the Assoctated [reas re afhhiey rookitn , : 7 CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS Pa . une “ a : : ; tarnate a , . : = 7 = — — 2.8 we © ee oan ee oa ee ee ee ae oe 6 r Cc t yy * ' "*nowned Pugtiiset per- a ar ae Progeny id Ota. Par 7 a ai oda | ; arve.ous histrionic ex- | «p RPS agers irae APE HO lp at i Fs TF yt Sb gan Re eye 4 ae Se **ralla For nearly @ wae appeared tn almost all Deak a! RR TR SS OAR A IS Raph 86 a 13.—Misg Fritzie Stifel af Wheat. . WEERLY RASFRALI. Gripe. « P. D. P the nace North William %¢.. New York. vw ¥. : y : . ves gave vent to thetr " ‘Clight tn a mixture of g enclosed find 100 for a Celluloid Offictal . -- Central Misseart Schedule. Ly the Associated Press. ison, Mo. June 13. — The i pel Bo RS OM cs iets Si HE air ere tee iw $ ‘

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—— a lard to Dispute tate Golf Title | ith St. Louisa mer Kansas City Tea, Back From East, Will Com- pete This Year ; - _ oe — ‘ NSAS CITY, Mo., June 13 only natural that advance {p. ations each year should point larger State golf tournament it saf b course, here, this week 7 to 20 inclusive—w}}] Carry it fully three times the Inter. of similar €vents in the last years. is true because of the fact the first time in Several Kansas (City appears to have Ormidable fieid of contenders bred. he old stock question—"Which Louis golfer will it be?”’—mmust Droadened a bit this year. James rd of the Kansas City Country b, former city and State title fer, who has been ri tournament competition for Jlast four years, having been at. ding echool!] in the East, the trail of the crown. here are about six other golfers whom Kansas City is placing at hope, but Ward admitedly 1s finished golfer of proved the “four horse. St. Louis—Manion,. Held, kenkamp and Anderson. © other Kansas City club has r made the preparations for @ te tournament that are being pleted at Iakewood eighteen tees, a 60-foot addition to clubhouse and nany im- Vements of the course have under wav during the months. Not a sand-trap o be found in Lakewood, cirtu- the hazards being nat- lL Construction of the new tees lengthened several of the holes. for the .course, formerly 7], been incréased to 72 here is only one water hole—No. ut several ditches and the gh on several will make -8weat blood, if he ts inclined throw too much right shoul@eg his swing more oppose r_ all of holes 4, than 150 entries eived. including the lis‘'and Kansas City ntry ist of more anticipated and from he number will wil AL oduction flavor instant Amon” is of users Louis. today - ee eee eeetereeewer* , ddress or R. F. D...ceeeceoee* » ett eee eneeurmmeceBoeeeere* (Be sere th write name nd “address plainly.) > —_— out-of Mis- ° is hot . - x , } gate schneme. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘\ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [ONOR FE LIF —— = Ss In Thundering And Takes Play to Australia E OF JOHN L. SULLIVAN — a ykes Tour of the Country Melo-drama ———— onest Hearts and Willing Hands” Proves to Be Successtul Vehicle for the Former In the preceding chapter with James J. Corbett in whi ship. This was John L.'s las him to do something for a liv without a dollar to hi the stage. tically upon were ali prefession heralded a restora sic stage. their te came to him by the score; ¢ and advice, he at first decide for his wy possible inducement dts plot, a’ most fearful and haste 10 be the first to woo him. Champion When He Becomes an Actor. the author told of the battle ‘h Sullivan lost the champion- t fight. It was necessary for ing, however, as he was prac- s name and he decided to go HEN John made the great decision to go on atrical world was all agog with delight. Great American actors | too rare, it was felt, but the addition of Sullivan to the the | * ry ~“? ¢ ‘ry . Lilie Stage tion of the best traditions of the Producers and playwrig#s tumbled over each other, Dramas, written in feverish ind, after a great deal of consulta- d upon one which seemed to offer! peculiar tastes. wonderful thing, ran thus. Act I. m, the hero, was to come in a balloon to the timely rescue of the sine from a band of ‘‘bad Will sly but harmlessly blown up b Act III. This was to eved that, by this time, the audi », John was merely required t idly disposed villain who held a Act IV. fete LiSts. the heroine. Mengage in a ferocious pistol t The play was to end happily when John, Act V. jes.’’ Act II. John was to be hila- y a gang of bloodthirsty, red-coed be rather tame, as it was rightly ence would need relaxation; there- o fight a ten-round bout with a mortgage on “‘the old home farm’’ Action returned with a bang, for John was yattle with the promoters of the a, . a , Wer leaping over a precipice into a concealed tank of real water, Honest f fled off a happy reunion wit ther.” ilivan was so intrigued by the of ‘this. to accept it, sureléss possibilities that he decided recollected an the billed to go county fair wn. As a he had en he suddenliv wrience he had had with s. He had in ballo a gorgeous the balloon il was ready, -cage; but no made for his he was out The re- after ris- came par- bac k, and a horizontal] he grounc — — as Merciiessiy \* « nat bumped 3 : @ra time, John felt very un- | by. What a pity it was, he re- | aggrieved tones, that arip-snorter of a show was Bpoiit by one stunt that no wise Iam would dare to pull was soon allevi- | by the memory of Prgeous spectacle called “Hon- Hearts.and Willing Hands,” in Mh*he had once appeared dur- his championship days. Its to, be sure had differed but from the one he felt pelled to sacrifice, save for the mice of any bumptious balloon. One particular, indeed, it sur- dits defunct rival, for it ended a monologue — to be en by Sullivan—that offered every opportunity to display oratorical flights of which he 80 perdonably proud. After ming majestically to the front the stage, he was to raise his Rhand aloft and, with the ut- Solemnity, pronounce these eeung lines: 71, sit y. ty + i488 SOTrrowWw however. TIOW A were is no time, no place, no power, i "0 land serene, no roseate bower No heaven, no sainted place of bliss, Nor baby's cheek, nor baby's « Kiss, Rats crander, eweeter. than woman's love for thoughtless mae s04Nn. purer »audience, it was believed, resist the emotional appeal pach 4 powerful climax, and 80 ened out. In August, 1890, Bhad signed a contract which Med his@services as the hero of -' Hearts and Willing Hands” 4 ® continuous years, including ~ 0 Australia... For nearly a oe had appeared in almost al! re tien on a Francisco,” goal a a * @8 he proudly : ' Amer{ ' | “Can tour had been so i cnet, in Mune, 1891, Sulli- _ Company had sailed for he “~ ‘nN the way they stopped — Islands; and. after 4 “® renowned pugilist per-- “s Marvelous histr{ the nat} , ruc 4 w K Gelight tn a mixture of o- Contertions which. being “ ota meant “Great Chief.” UStralia {'sal? HNrawv + apne itaelf prov ed to be : ,¢ a Diing. Appreciation of "a WAS Very weak—it was BUR Sesteg that Sullivan might advantage in the r ¢ ay On the siare—and the ba Were £0 smal) that the “d Fan into debt “IT got an - al a)} Over Australia and . — Such a mean lot of Mmm y life,” was John's caus- | ary of his experjences 0 better 'come repeated and ing and miraculously h the heroine and her long-lost While the crowd of farmers fleg in shrieking dismay, the basket that held John crashing against the fleeing multi- tudes, knocking right and left. Then the runaway monster slapped poor John through a’ row of tents, and at last ended its murderous journey by hurling him against a fence. The hanger, having turned completely. over, spilled him out on the ground, and gay balloon then shot toward the zenith. The memory of this nerve-shaking experience John to abandon all idea of appear- ing in a play which necessitated the use of another balloon; and be- sides, the plot offered some rather difficult problems fromthe stand- point of stage presentation. Thus a play, which might have been the long-anticipated Great American Drama, was ruthlessly nipped fn the bud. up and down. went scores of people _ the Hearts and W. illing Hands,” His Stage Vehicle i needed, and so he sank more deep- there. After six weeks, he began to feel homesick; for his work was arduous, Australians of both were curiously cold, and he there- fore had little opportunity to amuse himself after his customary fashion. “I didn’t give myself up to much pleasure in Australia,”’ he admitted after he had San Francisco in October landed in 189] mor insisted that the ship's captain had been gompelled to confine him in irons during most of the return voyage because, freed from his Stage duties, he had broken al! bounds and had almost swamped the ship ecstacy of abandoned intoxication Though he denied wit quieted; and he accordingly to conceal his chagrin by Whiskers all over Back in Old Part. So it came about that John, re- calling the American this play and falling to discover a worthy successor, resumed it early in 1893, and for some this accusation tried “growing his face.” success of even bettered his former triumphs. Wherever he appeared he was universally ac- Claimed. Hundredssof audiences were alternately thrilled and moved to copious tears as heroic John, evening after evening, put hvydra- headed vice to a most ignominious rout, and gloriously saved despair- much-wilted virtue. He was, so some hundreds of thou- sands of idol-worshippers main- tained, a theatrical star of the first magnitude. He stirred up bitter jealousy in the breasts of other one of whom cruelly commends: “Him an actor? He acts about as well as he says that Charlle Mitchell fights.”’ The great Modjeska, however, came gal- lantly to his defense. After wit- nessing his exhibition in Cincin- nati, she expressed her delight in these words: ‘Oh, I like him very well, indeed. He speaks his lines naturally, and one likes that bluff, hearty manner.’’ Finally, after a tour that was even more gratifying than the first had been, it \.as de- cided that John must be cast for a new part, since, admittedly great stars, rionic e€X-~ though it was, “Hone -t Hands and ves gave vent to their Willing Hearts’ could hardly be expected to draw crowds forever. A worthy successor was at length discovered !n “A True American,” which was succinctly described by: a glowing critic as a superb ex- ample of a play that “expresses 4a fine contempt for everything that is low and mean.’ The plot more than aesubstantiated the praise. The chief villain was an Englishman who perpetually pur- sued a perpetually fleeing Ameri- ean heroine. At the end she was rescued by John, caused « re , wath Byt x} sexes | Nor | was he made any happier when ru-: by tearing around in an, violent rage it still refused tobe months to critic's | who the part of an in- tensely Irish-American hero, saved her from the vile machinations t horde of English iive acts of heart-breaking. mendously was, we Oug, rogues atter tre- John humor- ter- tense action. told, “‘subtly courtly, tender, romantic, rible. impressive and always amus- ing.’” The play’s emotional tone is indicated by two lines which con- stituted almost whole of John’s repertoire: “I am a_ true American” and “I will fly to your assistance.”” But these lines gave John an opportunity to show his real magnitude as an actor; for, in repeating the phrases in scores of different situations, he such an infinite variety of tonal ef- fects and delicately shaded nuances are the employed went over John's ent rendition of his , despite his surpassing art it lasted but a few Its temporary suc “The Man from _ Boston,” } Z icn Was iosen he part. ees ( 1 1¢ 1 ~ _ } aeilperateiv ci ; > -.. 4 ¢ er F, . - . .? , » | made Capliai Ou OL Suiil van alone. soon met cause it Sul] The result was that it with that justiv overtakes all plays which extol t hero to the heroine and . the sale utter reggie the BOrTrOW charged publishers finally against him: but _F +a es 7 efforts made to e 4 ; ia, hh ~le , {or printing the play rot a judgment . # «17 } Spite Ol «eLia tne +hea a | coilect mone ry . _- - . - i none was forthcoming Falls off Wagon Again. All this killed the already dvir John, ’ To + wt ~, iess, tried to g play; and and almost drown his Fentimentality and drink. this time, it hi: ipnpened that wretched sorrows in Just at one of his theatrical friends died. livan, together with a friends, The dead actor had requested that someone should sing “My Old Ken- tucky Home,”’ and was finished. ever? * = PP and S'2i — =* numoer attended the funeral. pan ao, te had broken com down— exce nt evervbody that is . e ® . 4a’ ’ who sat staring blankly without a But it happened that the during the courte of his ing remarks. “Now I upon the . discusston ‘ iS USS, id -*any ; i.@a! in used the phrase down to. sleep. which John collapsed. After lay me ” » Services were { arose concerning I a ~+ ‘ most touching expression that the preacher had body agreed. the used, and. John argument in summary “You fellows are al] said, in a tone that and thing was when preacher said, ‘Now I lay me down to sleep’ "’"—and he sagged to snce no- settled fashion. wrong,’ he wavered finally + , ’ tween bluster tears, prettiest ¢* y ' : Tioor., nis great frame ~ > ‘* . uncontrollable anguish = id Ld ; IIe 1h oF +}, - e - . , During the next three years Sul- ivan acted whenever he could, and |in whatev-r capacity he could. His repertoire, ited that however, his was so lim- services were rarely ly into poverty and dunkenness. hen the Maine was blown up in February, 1898, he forgot al] his troubles in a great ou ardor. was Who in what's she done tburst of ~ + _ : ~ . patriotic Spain , utterly Sh hell is to make he firn believed. despicable and her think ) nee against us?” he shouted one day at a cheering au- “If she wants to fight us, let her g0 and ret a reputation like I done before J ‘hampion.”’ He urged al! to enlist “Spain! she shes got a cha . \ dience just was his friends war at last he offered his time, hi and his money tot need except + > be Tr a” wnen came: reputation » r Csovernment ‘ a Pa : in Case of —in act, he everything himeelf ] . ¢ ? i i Tris > - TN A i090] New York World himself at length con course rT) f : TY ¢ pe Tr pI for Govern- ment to follow. The disaster to the Maine. he and over, had moved to tears “Yes. Mr. Editor, and friends, I. John J.. Sullivan, wept iough my would break. ; Blow every Spaniard to hell! ... My old- time fighting blood is up. Can we do it? Spain iT Aa aw repeated over cr > as tl heart can lick a. J great and Yes. we minutes. President ¢ this United States, I'd have this matter long ago. The pugilists today fight their battles in the papers and over the telephones —TI guess McKinley has learned the same methods. I could only lick Spain myself, I’d be so happy I'd law #fown and die.”” After this letter appeared, consternation reigned at Washington until war was glorious ¢¢7 sé {tied was finally declared. John was overjoyed when McKin- rand his Cabinet did their man: During the conflict, he give Valuable vice ‘to both the military and n authorities. Then, ) tory was won, he felicitated the Republican party in glowing lan- guage; but he also pointed out -the many grave mistakes that it made, both in Cuba and Philippines, in such §sc. guage that a deen gloom Washington—a not dispelled election of 1900. John's acquaintan: a mild sort of way, much that was definitely to help win the war, he out: “Done much? Ain't avai the vie when i gloom . :% until after When some Suggested > . that he had upon Was not done concrete flamed I talked? ington guys what to do, and air "¢ L cay , they skedaddling around doing it?| Atn't I been giving exhibition bouts, and refereeing patriotic bux- ing matches” in’t I saved about a thousand carloads of people from going loony from thinking tor much about the war? And, besides, ain't I heen - eae In Boston, ‘. SICK also. John had acted into | litigation, however. soon | penni- | ‘TTar ¢ rr 91 7! over, a& mMmaudiin ' tha ‘ I shaking | Ain’t I told them Wash- | By | ' ’ In the summer of ttack of ease had 1899, another a strangely complex dis- confined him to his bed for several months. This time it went by the name of dropsy. He SS et | was swollen to an unbelievable size, was almost blind for a time. and all m his friends cheerfully assured him i'would ejaculate. MES SN ay ee EE RN ee Se OS ST RRA EE, Se. ee ees ~~ Seed . PSs > Sa eee Pe Sy ees 5 SFE Cat i 3 $ RFF: ; Se Gere EERE Ce ee 4 Pann Se a — er. ™ ~ ae Po. So NI SA SESS Se ae we "a oe eas y" Aa aoe TR Pines pies > sae > , Pete . NS ~ . a SOO —, . Sey => before the songz | presen JOHN L. SULLIVAN AS AN ACTOR. where statues of beethoven Wagener looked down upon the encounters. Amid John served faithfully and frequently. 4 a . as a referee of boxing contests, , Hall, |'which were held for the purpose of and raising money to fight the Span- fistic iards. These patriotic frays classic held the Boston country were Music scenes, . sles ; mostiv in these his that he was probably going to die. ‘Well, I can't help it, can I?” he ‘I guess it'll land this time: but—hell! A short and a merry one's been my mot- ime life .oe."" Back on the Stage. Little by little he recovered, however, and occupied his time dur- ing his convalescence by poking fun |}at the lugubrious persons who had prophesied his decease. Once again, (in 1900, the lure of the stage won ‘him. For a time he acted as the tender-hearted but valiant hero of | it soon | to an ignominious end. John | reached the long-delayed but! conclusion that he “wasn't no} “The Two ame Orphans bu: then good no more for the hero stuff.” For, in spite of all the praise that had been poured on him, he had at ‘last discovered thar. the boards, ine told him that she could not, be his. competent critics that the most ar- tistic way to perform in such scenes was to clap his hands over his and take three steps back; ward, as if stunned: but, ‘this excellent advice, he persisted in looking around as if for some ropes to cling to, and for a man with a pail, a bottle, and a sponge. | Having finished with the hero eyes | business, he formed a company un- | der his own managetueye which 'presented “‘Uncle Tom's John acted the part of Simon Le- gree—a role which suited him s0/! perfectly that for a time the play was fully as successful as “Honest | 1} Hearts and Willing Hands” | That John was his own best | |critic is sufficiently proved by his) succinct summary of his perform- starring | ‘Uncle | dogs give hundreds of audiences their One | hiin A story was circulated that some Canadian re- porters had asked him whether he “story of ‘Unele | really and had | but | we certainly did give them Span- Then John burst out | been. ance: **In 1900 I was ‘with some bloodhounds in Tom's Cabin.’ Me and the of noise.’’ made money's worth incident of his tour rightfully indignant. thought that the Tom's Cabin’ brought on the war.” Sullivan, so the tale went, replied, ““‘You can search me, ha d jards a run.” in an unusually aggrieved speech “Why,” he said, “I've took a lot of joking from the reporters in the ‘American papers because most of | but when them to slip across some of their foreign humor ‘em is my. friends, Canucks get gay, and try as a hero on | , he could not register | the proper emotion when the hero- | could, or) He was told by | despite | Cabin.” had | a. F. issie—— Ff e U plifts the Stage at me-—well, I'm there with the ‘short-arm poke.’ Nevertheless, the ‘Canadians continued to have 4a good time at his expense, and his Canadian tour was soon brought to ‘a disastrous end by other unkind stories that were circulated every- where. The negro who played the part of Uncle Tom—according to these vile slanderers — always turned white with fear when Le- gree caught him. It was also af- ‘firmed that the show was running ‘on the rocks, for the most telling scene in it had been ruined; Liza could not make her thrilling escape across the icy river, because John used all the ice to maké highballs ‘for himself. (To Be Continued Next Sunday) ‘CUBAN STARS DEFEAT ST. LOUIS STARS, 4—2 game from the St. Louis Stars yes- terday at the Stars’ park by a score |of 4 to 2 The visitors gained a ‘one-run lead in the third inning which the home club found impos- sible to overcome. Teran’s home run in the seventh inning won the game for the is- landers The second game of the series will be played this afternoon. Club. 124 Cuban Stars. i'st. L. tars.. Negro League Standings. Club. Won. Lost. Kansas City 19 7 | St. Louis ° Cubans .. | Memphis | Detroit | Chicago Amer. Gilants 14 » ow ' , Indianapolis | Birmingham The Cuban Stars won the opening | | Polk Miller’s famous Dog Book on diseases of dogs. Instructions on feeding, care and breeding with Symptom Chart and Senator Vest’s celebrated “Tribute To a Dog’. Write for free copy. 48 It may save your dog’s life. Our FREE ADVICE SERVICE will answer any question ebout yous dog's health free. Write fully. Hergeant’s DOG MEDICINES Polk Miller Co., Ine. 1907 BE. Main St. chmond, Ve. ERE. | | | | | i -_——_ Nl | —=. \wF7 N CW F ord CCONOMY — now made possible by this oil created for Fords exclusively ANY Ford owners complain of the cost of operating their cars. 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Now you have all ‘seen Tom shoot as many as twenty men in pictures without reloading his Six Shooter for doing less than kissing him. He give me one of those big Beach Umbrella Hats. It cost more than my whole costume has cost for twenty years. (I hope the Income 'Tax Man don’t see this, as I did- charge off something for costume). What reminded me of this in re- gardto ° BULL’? DURHAM was, that here was I om with twenty-two trunks and when he first come here he used anempty ‘‘BULL” DUR- HAM sack for his clothes, and as I! didn’t smoke, I didn’t have any use for that. P. S. There will be a different piece in this paper next week. Look for it. SIXTY-FIVE YEARS AGO! In 1860 a blend of to- baccowasborn—* Bull’’ Durham. On quality alone it has won Yecog- nition wherever tobac- co is known. It still offers the public this — more flavor, more en- joyment and a lot more money left at the end of a week’s smoking. 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er - ‘ea SUNL A S I. PO CH i hi ly POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evenilig newspaper CU sess se UNE te te a : - a FO ST-DISPATCH ____ an 4 Duggan attempted to colleqt from at > ) Pol - Noek : ks, was 4 not Barth and is innocent of th police all of Tillian’s proper- | MOTION 10 QUASH INDICTMENT | TILLIAN yay " saves i regi we seria na Dep- the charges. tp hele since his arrest. Tillian Police have been eat ato C F 10 FACE SWINDLE CHARGE | | uty Sheriff Harry Bevers of Den- Before he left Police Headquar-| told Chief of Detectives Kaltser to Warren Talbert’ 7 tare EVENINGS IN TENNESSEE EVOLUTION AS Edward Ww. - ‘Tiliian. president of. ver ot warrants charging him ters he was the canter of a dis- ey 3 oer! er an atte on ~ agi of 33 South ( 7 ' e turned over ife * : a > qisar Statute on Which It Is Based At-| the Lakeside Furniture Co. and| with swindling two banks there pute with his attorneys over thel ms i ni disappeared Jags , fees. He' had signed power of at- Wand Tillian, who is now in Chie 54 has not been heard of ms | Manufacturers Cl aranc tacked as Violative of State and an ex-convict, who the police say’ out of $1984. Tillian admits be- tas é Gee ee U. S. Constitution. ,is Edward Barth wanted in five ing an ex-convict, but dgclares he ee Se ee etn in a : 1018 OLYE ST. (S. E. Cor. 11th) e 4 , Tena 2 7 Soe a ey / € yn er ss Rhea County High School teacher | _ “ SS tyles as low as charged with violation of the Ten- |) =. =S 3 : PART THREE. 3 SZ ————— Manv different s Console and Upright models nessee antievolution law. This ac- CONROY : ae —_ é T ; = Pam Pe Wi. ae ‘>. ment and which the defendant i!s/f KOHLER & CA! | BEL a : “ 4 ht B 0 h er a as. ry : ; ie . . va 7 ange ABE GREE TBARS Bag RR Rigg Sa Mv denga ade’ fe Sy é + woe a astiien tell ee eee: x . t * " « N 4 ae wonderful | ~ =>. bargains: charged with violating, as uncon- \stitutional. and .that it violates ick $75 (aie SERS = | ae a 3 — ; , 2 | the whole spirit of ce State Con- ||) Sop SE ——— | M4 Victrola . . 61 'stitution and the Constitution of }; ee J ans ist in Pathe... 70 : | , the Cakes States. i = 2 Brunswick 53 [ome Ly | A jury to hear the Scopes case : d Hi “or : wil l be selected at the meeting of : ae) R f Py jad Pe ; “a . E efused Mim Console ee 69 | Rhea Cou oo ange on July e. A . Maytrola 60 ' | ; 204) eh i iy | seg out 30 men. will b i B . = i Starck ig we fF | ¥. otf Bed A | Aa | ————— eres i | | 4 | Stories of Oil Magnateés : a | peeeme | JOHN BURROUGHS SCHOOL | | 1c U \ I) Ul :; gpa ery Columbia... ——— | | T0 ENLARGE BUILDINGS ' , : ‘ | tery—The Laundress anc Console . . During This Sale | Alterations Costing $100,000 on Paid. Phonograr pis Re O40 , | Main Structure; Five New , % ——_ | Teachers Appointed. e ¢ | } 3 . 35% 70 to 50Y: 70 Changes announced for the com- | ‘ () () S «2 By i 3 i ERE is another illustration ing year at John Burroughs Schoo 4 2 selections of | # Terms-as Low as we Wilford M. Aikin, director, in- ig position to sare money masie with ude vee expenditure of $100,990: Be “er _— S$ hae enlargen ent of the m Cc) a John's rounger brother, fF grap j for enlargement of the main schoo! k an ~ i ae es Per Week Sailine Gaberice Reed tx St. Lous Because the piano market of today isa searching market. By wren the Civil War broke out, County, and the addition of factli- ¥ asked for a loan of $75 to cover New Starck Classique Phonographs, $125 to $850 Is Giiiiber enercias ant play. Buvers, tor their own protection, are W eighing values + TE ing to war Five teachers will be added t ie the state, td take care of the tn-| with extreme care. PH son couldn't see the going-to- e creased enrollment, and two va- |p “he war idea. He. told his brother a foolish : ‘ cancies, caused by resignation inf K . ' 1, Manufacturers of Starck Upright, Grand and Pleyer-Piazos sie 5 dines ree ‘eit he ais | f that he would Le a wild, ia » —~ av ee Ris ‘ 4 ~~ Raid i . * end waste youth- 1018 OLIVE ST. (S. E. Cor. 11th) ST" LOUIS } The John Burroughs School clos- |} Thev are demanding guality—not merely surface qual- Pe ber to go wanes oe ed its second year last week ful years that PEN EVENINGS Aiken announced that the enreil-|| itv or flashy cases but deep through and through g oo0o0d- OB setting a start and making money, ment h 5 weg n more y schoo! d sin ) ? 3o Frank went to his brother’s| See Seemty) day school for bo ness of design, material and construction. BM partner, George Gardner, and ee | a “— xed for a loan of $75. Gardner ‘LOSES $50, 000 DAMAGE Sut “3 toid him that John had plenty of AGAI They are demanding value — not fictitious price tags, ME coney and should be the ons-te NST UNION ELECTRIC CO. eee sat shoals Se a but real dollar-for-dollar value in a piano which will re- SE couldn't, to come te hive again. Had Been Injure n 30-F ~ s 5 "rank once mor vored Fall seg rae sg main fine tor generations. r Se olga pombe - hepandlaglasaeneeemmmaadpend :, for Frank's own good, as he ex- ¢ refused to} ats Tet They are demanding economy — not the expensive nl, wsony Sandan oneal se of Rich- . advance mone} meses whe economy of short-liv ed instruments, but true economv |—Ch[ i -~ es ior sm- fi “TT let rank | are the ‘5. ae lo, 9c represented by long, reliable service. s satisfaction and B. lated Commodore Gardner. “I hi h ‘ d re | Pay told him to take it and pay me ug tra e-In Va ue. zr back some time ‘f he could. and if he couldn't well and xood. And A SEI > eos ne eae ge ik He Tp SIRE ep AR LOE OG Io Pte A emg Y SRE By SEIN A Ata RD rom ee ee ee eae 5) A a ee aT ed hom ee tee ee te a? w be a reeling wtigd Brn : aoe oe a ae Gwtry ee ae he see a 9 Aeon Me “oo B ow | he - eee aed Mt ” (me thi OE Oh ME ong Op ‘ eee re t Gey: ot PRnget vs Saas doggie tty © enter 7 os . ot real a we ce att eee a. sige ka a alg es Oe eee ee eee ve ih a : rs - PE ee ee ek id ST rs taker ae thy ie PS SARS eS Ven ee ORES et Sime a See pet bay A ERNaE e mee e “Le Me Ee rane nb gah os AN RE pe AN F & t: Mint PO Gres sh aS See SES gM Reh} ig F as Sle eas a phat sai oF | es x he Pa See Te PEER é PPE ot CA ey eo ORRIN tha tO Ped: pgs oo Wd, ma é elie ee wate. pede 4 af hess 7 : - ‘ }-3 2 P & ; A > = : 9 , ¥ 2 o % ‘ £ 2 a, 7 Ss : f hes fh .. ee oe - + 805 om 6: ~ ’ Kk . ‘ & ee - * Gee - ~~" eet me we oe | es b is = dq ae Ge y me 64 : { ' 3 aS: 4 \ ’ . 2 a -. = 4 ’ ce 2. ae ee: ; = Voll B BY Pp ee s, = i a > —_ s* a _ = >. lent. of the a a Iota Chi Sorority ba ; via 31 ee. i . 4g ee. - wan y 3 ‘ ia le . elrelite -the-— . cS * ¢ £2 ; x . eo * ; = 4 : a S @.0 > = 8 7 . a > t }* = . = * (3 5 . ‘f : « ¥ > 3 ? ‘ a 2 > st . = : os | oe | ; -_ - tae, Le “a ee Ss tg he : a * Was 2 «? IDDINg Cc, rk at cne of te [Cleveiand docks for $40 or $50 p Mont Only a few years later *@ +5000 asa his share of t Gardner & Co. partnership. Cc. upto een al # 7 =| tli my * . ‘with 5 stred yg Re = CURED a Sa, Se a OVID, he evjuld | 20a bad umdergone operations, b | Pred Oakes, 819 Gano. St. Louis, — 7 et cured until I placed my cas se ' _— an aC amouda: ouUu- of 3m ; rete i nt E pe . ft 4 THE ‘408 Polack, wt 5 be Jctierson, x. Re. ~ = + a il man.” Mo. a Wazes, +ven thougn is Lowls Sche O Bever iody! if fri vol- No Cutting. No Catucctoms. No Hospital. No Danger. No Loss of a — a ladulged himself in friva ities and spent vractically nothin * ‘ é sume. ’. H. Gade, 3323 Chippewa, SS @ ao 4 FREE CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION A s FREE ’ oe Srcept 19 or 15 cents each week, OFFICE OR BY MAIL. TELL YOUR FRIENDS ™. 3 P mo ‘Kee, a oL ~~ : momtributed at Sunday school Fite . : mry. 2116 Prairie, | : metchants o dose ae se ate ‘by mysele — = oven Bag. Bae Mo. 4 PSnswer is that moet of the $596 2 as ytsG. 2 5sG _ no . e = " ye . > o ‘ resui . Der rhe rt : soe os Te , Almost : Mortey. Mo. years’ extensis ractice in m clalty—the treatment of Piles, + ‘go — rich, Wit © oa yas put up by his father. Willa to me | "~ | Pistuia, FF ssut a Poet ofol' , in . : A. E Warden says. LL leasul a | Wr. Berber ich 3438 Keokuk, a ; A NOCk efeller ran of myster; 2 ‘ Lnothe: "7 isi actiog. Henry Bruns says, ~! m afflicted | a BRO aS apenas . vey fistula. or fissut Many had bee: ' n i - rnin eho femenanat ad bem afittstes The Following Is 9g List of | | aa Re One of the wost compania e ‘ OANK failure na nas appeaied firem tr « for years ft ak: Ired. had th plies and fistul: me tim A! ok, ea RENE ae Paraae pines wa Cured Patients ee a — : ae Revitalize Yo S! Oo . a four-year sentence loctored and spent much money. | “™eGies fated untu fc me to yo. misery. Read letters of om Dencation, | Write or tath te Gum Ff © tell Mo. a P25¢ and most lisable old men B ur — 2" Ser eR : e Rad iven ————_ " — te yee took treatment n i.” you about my treatment. a = E. Schmitt, 2263 Missourt ace ge ier : oe : Boy Played Truant to Be Caddy ever gettin ir Therefore. it| «: & * ele . 1 2, sot ."-s . ‘ ‘ m : Moore Hayti Mo. Rees om i 3 H , ’ a | r: } os 4 es ana at at e act? ‘hat if ar - . . - , N. -— =. ; - ould eTrackx jokes an ad whea veur muscles ache and you have no FP. Glasgow, 1321 E. Main St. De | St Leuis. Mo. pias : — = W_M. Eads, 1202 Sutter av, & lore to sar in one conversa CDM ey alt Bsteanariseyenitye. 5a gn AS Se PE OE 2 see) aia ter 5 itn ORI = . : 2) . +2 won sls 21" : “— ee: oh we. BE WTR ORD eo a i i aR er ee A Pie. m gtr wr eer: Wis iN hs hese oe We Ie Rat INE « ERT RCS Pe : ae WR ee ee Ot TE eee ; ; pple ae ambition, feel dreopy and yawn all day,—those ind for whom th : | nen “fF > ‘ of] hz heen sak ‘ 55 ’ . - eo. - he tien anys i ; : aes - it ; . * i Grani ity peas UC. Gib | } Mo. Ei tS il on 4 3} ter Ten, ~ i mee 7 lugs: mn Blood. ¥ ou need a good +i. * ‘a t. 3 — a : ! f 3 “" . ‘> ‘ > a — +. 2 ; i ’ Z ? aad : o ‘ =— - “1 . _— 2 R. No. 3. ; 7 “a : zs nF Detetitgee - J acme > Ran kin. St. Louk Comm oo a . . . : cule — = enic lbke Taniac to pep you up. m i’ ‘ eer oS ePeet. il _ naG a. . oy ‘ . oe ii . ‘Vi s h, = 4 — wit) aa oid toon ~ . or? hs rs é : Stetper., Fairfield, Di. J wiius K. och. Well iston. Mo. 4 —? t ~ in those da’ ~211O0) am : ‘ nis | ey ; > s x : — ‘ ~ mot come to you sooner Tt would } . ee ers: . T Pulte 779 New York Ar. Joe Bah 13. Staur to DL es Der. % Sluggish ge is blood thar is slowed up by Friday nig! nd informed his they can pay as tl ey 8 > a on - | ores ee om ee ; mucR mone M. E. Donaldson says, “Had protrud- Milwaukee, Wis H. Rack, Alton, m | rOoundin« } sean waste poisons. tts an enemy of health. Ie Causes “mother th: - 5 a mlayed truan: or t = é an ler . t ; ae mime a” te ae —, e m = Pe i Sijy B Laird. New London. Me. C E. Alexander. Venice. m Pe : ae ‘ie F148 Lit * He spent mo indigestion, shountaciorn, stomach trouble. torpid fram school to caddy ‘ G! 5 Ech . .- * i = ~ : ) os Thomas Hall. Harmsbur® DL Ernest Kami ech ke Proepect aa, mi * 42.8 time in I*hiladeiphia. OP vs by 7 — 7 rae - ; —* . € hwebr a 4 *- . . liver and loss of appetite and weight. on nen 9 voles do Segre | Fa aS ee: Monde M. E. Donald sett, wasn I. Treadway, west Ahem Me EG” °° Cleveland to ‘visit shall Sehool. and the fear tha-r * patie will | ne ‘ju . ‘ . a lei ae ¢ és , Tanlac is Nature’s great blood revitalizer. Ie he he ef that he is fair to beth you an Ed. Bays, Eldorade, Il. A. E. Alexander. Bloomfieit, Mm | TT at irregular intervals : el ebes! s T -ar? . kno : that f ° + cleanses and purifies your blood, gives you appe- | based on a statement by a compan- ru you will : h 2 — Lincoln St. Louis. Mo em ‘Sen ann ly ss a goons ae one cor peo : et ai spart. It had t : hat oo dace Ct tit pon. —$— ———~——— | ohn Bray 8 Alby %.. Alton, DL . . ee = C¢y tite and new energy. Helps you put on needed en Ao oa eagt 5 ee man Bae Savited eet | R. D. McMuilin says: “I suffered with piles and ulcers for years, saw your | Oftrer Brocks. 5379 St. I a J. M. Beardsice, Stectvilie, Me -@d case of prot ties of 10 years standing Had ; - Mo im. Bay ; ® Immediately after : on — treatmen?r a? the present time | -- cn money and ! mo cure Unt. we came anJer your enre. Many of our hs _Hoerman, 3500 Vista Av.. St. Leuka, : —s ' "44 of John’s far to ©) Ot 2m Thue * Ye a : r ea at aii¥ as 2@ rened °nNes Leceased other known specimens. The bird« Sel Pt 1@ dbird</j| me %f. 1 x TT. were killed by Indian natives 50! Pine st... St. Louis, Mo. Sundays. 4 , Og SN R= wee — Q OOPRb acces ae Se ret

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SeNLy JUNE Pe 1925. Police Seek Missing Police have been ey to me oc °| Warren ; negro, of © He "'and has no ; raipert, last e old a tNyel rd : Tbe eared aveny Wed Nee t been heard of Since ROY TON -JTANO ainable INTOYS The IM PICO oducing Piano | | ic. A. M f Oscar Lewis. Fred Oakes. Gus. Polack. Mo. Louis Scheer. ; Loults. Mo. F. H. Mo. WH F. oO Mo. Robert Loula. Mo. Wm. Berberich, Mo. R19 Wade, M« h ee . Henry, 21 an, Royalton, Prairie, ‘Be rhe rich, Bloomfield, Mo. Gano, St. 3003 8S. Jefferson, 4440A 8S. Broadway, 3328 Chippewa, nl. 16 E. 3438 Keokuk, Smith, 4866 Page BL., Louis, 2014 Cherokee, Mo. St. Lows | St St. Louls, if, y, Louis,” St. St. St. Louls, St. Louis, E. Schmitt, 2263 Missourt Av., St. Loul& Mo Frank Tamblyn, Louis. Mo. Win St W. M. Mo. A Moore Eads, 3127 Locust St. 1424 N. Louis. Mo. 1202 Sutter Av.. | Garrison. st. Louls i James Rankin. St. Loula County. Julius Koch. Weliston, Mo. | Joe Bahn, Staunton, M1. HB. Rack. . Ernest Kamischke. I Jon. Schwehr, Alton, Alexander. Cc. E J. H. Treadway, A piece of paper which shoe, and then enlisting officer On a his im twore to an that he was ‘‘over 18."’ Brothers Were Enemies. Throughout the Rockefeller foucht for his hen he returned and business with John. having forgiven him for to let him have that? or three different | ond John Rocke- Frank Coun - war fazed in parently his refusal $75 On occasions two Frank feller were associcted in busines3,) the late Samuel Andrews, Oniv to sever those relations later with John was too ex- What may be bitter haired existed brothers business pensive. Teason., ever the rank’s death John D. left half course. Rock feller when about gh his high school Prior to going into throu /¥as a shipping cicrk at ene of the Mleveland docks for $40 or $50 a Month. Only a few years later pe Put up $5000 Mark, Gardner & Co. partnership. Obvious'y he eosuld Maved that amount out of his Meager wages, even though lhe Bever indulged himself in frivol- bot have f ities and spent practically nothiug except 10 or 15 cents each week.,, ontributed at Sunday school The iswer is that inost of the $5000 Fas put up by his father, Willian A. Rockefeller. man of mystery. “One of the wost companion- ttle and most likable old men T’ pever knew was John Rockefelier’s lather,” said George W. “He would crack jokes and ‘Dave more to sav in one conversa- ea than John would utter in a Pek. But even here was & great mystery sur- ‘ubdin g his lifts. He spent most * his time in ]’hiladelphia, but Ame to Cleveland to visit his amily at irregular Month or two apurt. tr custom in those davs “ in our th bartner to draw interest at ‘Money he had to his credit: on UY books “Now, here was &. Immediately the after \ there. ,Quaker town it ‘tion I was after. for his father’s /tated and finally remember it. ePDn- : aUe- ) that being ifn/ he. ; until | (to Andrews’ office, grab his part- school ) way / partnership’ /With Messrs. Gardner and Clarx he as his share of the. ‘Rockefeller carried Gardney., intervals a, It had been. business for) strane } John’s vounger brother, Frank, was anxious to go to the front Frank went to brother John and aman could be in that he would have $1009 to spare one and need it the next month. ' Address Is Refused. n2 might utilize oA Philadelphia information “I had to go to )one day to get come ' regarding some customers we had As I didn’t have the ac- quaintance of ancther soul in tiic struck me that be able to ’ John’s father might ‘help me in getting the informa- So I asked Jon eddress. He )iesi- said he couldn't but I him *‘That made no commer.t to get it from he went home at noon. I though no more about it until that eve- ning when I got 1cady to start for my train. Again I asked him for the address. He flushed up and said he'd forgotter to ask for it when he went I pressed never found seemed strange, and asked his mother when home. and out where his father lived.’’ According to Commodore Gard- ner, Rockefeller never was guilty of but one extravagance during the that they associated. That was in regard to his clothes. While still in his early John began to him no further. vears were twenties have his clothes made by the most expensive tailor in Cleveland, paying probably much as $50 for a suit. He is known to have wasted money only one other time, and that waste was not willful. This is vouched for by a_ close partner, and was as story relative of Rockefeller’s told to this relative by himself. Whenever partners would succeed in buying up a competing ol) refinery Rockefeller would exhibit great glee. It was not uncommon for him to rush in- tne the shoulders and dance like a tom-tom bearer, ‘‘We've got an- One more ner by about him shouting excitedly. other one, Sam! the fold!”’ Often he would throw into the air in his exultation, an undergraduate at a football game. On one of these occasions in his hilarity accidentally jumped on his hat as it fell to the floor. The hat was a complete wreck. He could wear it no more. After making certain that its use- fulness was quite endel he went forth sadly to fhe marts and his hart like he bought another. Retained Old Home. One needless extravagance on for that many years was the maintenance of his ct Euclid avenue Cleveland old town house and East 40th Before days of automobiles, it required considerable time for him to drive from the Euclid Ave- nue Baptist Church to his Forest Hill estate in East Cleveland, he would stop at the town house after church for Sunday dinner. or years the Cleveland house lay idle. He could sold it or leased it long before he did, and invested the money more but he preferred to ‘treet, when town have profitably, )keep the old home ready for se id Tate of 10 ner cent of whal- | an p ( pense. (ered all business connections in te continued to spend, each / his summers at Forest Hill—until notice, despite the ex- Long after he had sev- short Cleveland, : of John’s father to Cleveland) a few years ago when his house 2 Would either add $500 or ‘there burned down. 91000 to his account, or else draw | ta like sum. The natural sup- tion was that John's Save or took aw ay ™m Oney, I wondered what business | ( ful father spheres that he knocks about the the) field as if be. knew not where to; Xears 450. On the golf links he is as :ire- of the little gutta-percha Continued on Page 8B. Ay 7% morth | ‘to lose it. the Andrews’ into” ‘all it already HOW TWO MISSOURIANS BOl IGHT- ee a a $25,000,000 RAILROAD WITH $50,000 CASH AND GOT BACK SOME CHANGE Founder of Orient Road, and | Stories of Oil Magnate’s Early Frugality, His One Ex- | €nusual Story of High Finance in Which a Lawyer and a Finan- | cier Aquire the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient, Nearly 1000 Miles of Track, at Foreclosure Sale, by —— Cash Pavment of Only $37,00( By PAUL Y. ANDERSON, A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. KANSAS CITY, June 13. REPARATIONS are being made to appeal? : from Federal Judge Pollock's order con-{ firming the sale of the Kansas City, Mex- ico & Orient Railroad. This property, which cost more than $25,000,000, and _ includes nearly 1000 miles of road in the United States and Mexico, recently was bid in at a foreclos- ure sale at a price of $3,000,000 under cir- cumstances which required an actual] cash pay- ment of only $37,000. If the order is sustained, the people who had their money invested in the,road stand, Among them are Henry Ford, who) had $500,000 invested. and Senator Couzens‘: of Michigan, who has an investment of $125,-} 000. Some of the largest investors were En-( glish noblemen, and they are resisting the sale) The objectors say their appeal: United States Supreme | tenaciously. will be taken to the Court if necessary. | As the matter stands now, the road has ) passed into the hands of a local syndicate, headed by WiNiam T. Kemper of Kansas City, ( Democratic national committeeman from Mis-/ souri, and Clifford Histed, a Kansas City at- torney. The event was made possible by a etrange and romantic procession of events, cul- minating in a spectacular display of generosit) the part of the Government, which not only furnished most of the money with which the bid was satisfied, but Joaned the purchas- ( er an additional $1,000,000 with which to buy) new equipment. on Investors Couldn’t Believe Such a Plan Possible. : Writing several months ago to the authors | a lawyer representing some of | said: ) you are pro-{ of the scheme, investors “If we understand your plan, posing that in return for the $5,640,000 which. the noteholders put into this railroad they ( ‘get substantially nothing, while in return for, putting in substantially nothing you get ones railroad. “To take another aspect of the matter. after | the noteholders and the public have been beat- ) off the bidding line by the terms of the? (fixed by Judge Pollock) requiring $3,-)} 000,000 cash, you are now seeking to acquire ( the property for no cash. To consummate this ‘| ) plan, you have asked the Secretary of the? Treasury and the Interstate Commerce Com- ‘ mission to join with you and use $3,000,000) of public property. We do not think vou can: entertain the romotest hope that either the | Secretary or the commission will do any such thing, that any Federal Court will sane- tion such a thing.’ In this. however, he was mistaken, for that) is precisely what happened. the syndicate now has the railroad and the Government financing it to the extent of $4,000,000, under extremely liberal terms. Many of the original investors. that is. people who built and equipped the road. are said to have abandoned any of their investment. To be sure, the picture has another side. Kemper and Histed declare their plan was the only one which offered any solution of the road's difficulties, that the investors repeat- edly failed to come to its rescue, that unless they had stepped in the road would have been scrapped, and the Government might have lost had loaned. They took the road over only after its rightful owners had plain- ly indicated their intention of washing their hands of it. they declare. Much is to be, much has been, and more undoubtedly will be said. on both sides of the dispute. Small Investors Carry Out “Vision” of A. E. Stillwell. Orient, en sale or In consequence. loca!) is the hope of recovering. the road ig It always “‘little’’ people, : The history of the as called. is romantic and tragic. a maverick. It was built by fry investors, living far from Wall Street, where such enterprises usually are fi- nanced. Started by a man who had little be- sides an idea and an enthusiasm which he was abe to communicate to others, it has survived some dizzy financing. Its present ownership, | some investors allege, is the fruit of a scheme” carried out over a period of 10 years. In de- nial of that charge, the owners offer much evidence. Arthur E. Stillwell was the ace among high- pressure insurance salesmen in Kansas City 30 | Reluctant purses yawned at his He became @ Christian Science) Was small magic voice. Men Now Controlling It . sy St tt ee et ct am (stretches. \ were \ ' ; ee ) male S on that side “For the Millions Which Holders Put Into the Railroad | They Get Substantially Noth- ing, While You, for Putting in Substantially Nothing, Get the Railroad,’’ Said Protesting At- lorney. including one at Topolobambo Bay, built Mexico, a total of about of the border.. at waTLL Downfall of Diaz in Mexico ( successfu! ( couragement, \ Creel. { lve practitioner, envis west Texas, and rich the plan came to Such a project neig road sidiaries townsite companies and others. construction in his unique s¢ panies the pany. ries would get, of those ‘oad all the companies weuld be sold to the public. was al! business’ railr oti had to sell—to small bankers, PRS aged a railroad 1600 would Sonora. the Gulf of Southern California, hborhood no such sum, He went prepared. “ stocks > W. T. KEMPER (2 AA\ E. STILLWELL. ARTHUR FOUNDER, turned to larges miles City and Kansas across extend from and south Kansas, the Mexican States of ending and at Topolobampo unsettled empire him in a vision. would eventually « but largely ost $75.000.000. St of but raising money W into one of In addition organized his trances 2, company, he such as construction The road. of the construc heme would build and bonds in the taking. railroad Investors the tion in addit stocks and bonds addition, companies, compan) In sold his idea——~for that llwel!] sinall things. long. diagonally Oklahoma and Chihuahua Bay, thus tapping a He ;77 1} LiiW il d nd came OTrzaviZing a numerous a \ sas City, 1 » of Which ( those ) In Jon ( traversing the oil ‘no oil more \ first (1912 Followed by Receivership. If, influential "“nable to enlist he was more England. en however, Stillwell was America, wel] as him support in in Mexico, in Porfirio Diaz gave every Diaz’ son-in-law, Enrique of the board of directors More practical still, Diaz of $2,655,000, half actually paid. In old days, the “Iron President” did about as he pleased with the Treasury. The Orient never was adequately equipped. 1924 it paid $450,000 to other rail- as President and was a member Mexican line outright of the promised an subsidy about Was Mexican alone, Note- | f i things which we ought to worry about, ‘about. ‘Things to Worry PAGES it is sufficient here to recite the facts the true; ‘\ hich are advanced by each side in suppur* the road was farther eas’ than Wichita. although an expensive terminal, known as the Outer Kansas City. at that stretched pine, completed, and Belt, was Eventually, but three Tex.. with widely ~- however, a 27 miles, from Wichita to Al- one 12-mile gap, was separated | constructed , line or denial of it. There appeared in 1916 a self-constitnutca Noteholders’ Deposit Comniittee, of Histed was a member, and of which he lat- er apparently became the guiding spirit. bert F. Hall, wealthy Kansas City grain man; J. Z. Miller, banker; Centinuecd on Page 3B. thing to worry about. 'of the i and | ‘to show what is it was virtually agreed | versity he has a source two-year gold| the Orient pos- | | and sciences. ' | | | O} tent) | York. received new | fied with no cause except the cause figures of his time. is an author and speaker, The lack of contact between scholars, scientists and technicians’ and the rest of us—a lack of) leadership, in other words, by( those best fitted to Some- - lead. The impatience of the countries: Orient at what they feel is’ the unwarranted dominance of the) white race. Something to worry/ Creditors filed a, #bout. \ foreclosure suit in Judge Pollock's court in ay Impartial Onlooker One of, Nicholas Murray Butler of Co- lumbia is the first univ ersity pres-\ ident since the days of Dr. Charles) Eliot of Harvard to take a decisive’ part in shaping the world around, him. . No one more fitted to( take apart the life of today and happening deep the core. ) In the faculty of Columbia Uni of intimate) who { is in contact with the men are’ striding ahead in the forma)! arts Beyond the univer-( sity’s gates his long career of pub-) lic service has placed him In close: association with al) the significant, Because ) he! he has, per New from what is probably the largest mail of any man in His letters come conditions of people in all parts\ of the world. Rarest of all, he has/ all academic honors) which can be bes:owed upon lilin./ Of late years he has been identi-' sonal all’ of Columbia, and he is one of the 'few men who can afford the International of Tex-| Republican party, ‘uto bankruptcy | 20 difference between a conserva-) p|tive Republican and a conserva-/ cents on the dollar to corporations In which | 4round the notes were) look on the pushing a.d shouting crowd them with impartiaily critical eyes. Lo There was an example of this a when Dr. Butler, for, important figure in the said there was) year ago, years an agreed on) he? tive Democrat. They every principle of government, sald, and went to the polis election day to vote opposing cick-, ets simply through force of habit. He urged that nominal con- servatives of both parties. who he said were the true liberals, unite’ on» the against those in both parties who’ wish Wiich to give the Government ia Washington more power. Causes That Don't Matter. Dr. Butler was asked what things are which the citizen needs to worry about. | “Right now there is a wave of intolerance rushing over thi? country,’ Dr. Butler sald. ‘‘The Ku Klux Klan, the Anti-Saloon League and the forthcoming anti- evolution trial in Tennessee are, all phases of it. I am not sure} but that the more virulently it is) fought the longer it will persist.’’ The subject closest to Dr. But-) ler’s heart, which he has discussed’ the in books and speeches, is the tend-| Her-. William J. Gray of De-| evident he feels deeply. ency toward too much govern-; ment. As he talks about it, it is} For ap, bour, hands clasped behind his\ in which \ torical] illustration | tionalization of ’ years, ‘ean't be enforced unless ple do not want to obey, / only } exist when, President Butler named thet: back, home on he paced the library of his Morningside Drive. His- and epigram poured out in torrent. Examples , of the endless ramifications of his | subject were heaped up in an ever mounting pile. ‘Too Much Government. “There are a few signs of a reaction against this tendency,” said. ‘I regard the defeat of the Child Labor Amendment, the Na Children Amend ads the best he ment, IL call it, evi ’ dence, of political good sense the » American people have given. With this stands the of Presi- dent ‘Coolidge at Arlington Cem- etery on Memorial Day. No mau is listened to as the President of the United States is. His able ad- vocacy of decentralization thority in that speech will be read and discussed by every one for days to come.” But generally, Dr. Butler finds, this tendency has been increasing since the Civil War. the beginning of na- continued, “‘there speech of au “since tions,” he has been the division between the field of authority and the field of lib. erty, things must be done as the law provides and the things that may be done as we Want to do them. The problem 'has been to take as much of life the which ‘as possible from the field of au thority and put it in the field of liberty. Now we are taking things which people have been doing by well for and deliberately putting (them under the supervision of some official in Washington. “There is a great deal of talk about law enforcement. Luws people want to obey them. When a law like the Volstead act is passed, which large numbers of the peo- it simply into desuetude. We do not about law enfores rather that are capa- themselves perfectly falls need to worry ment. We need to see those laws which ‘ble of being enforced are passed. Advice to Young Men. fi “It isn't a question of States’ rights. That question ceased to in the Ctvil War, it was decided that States could pot refuse to obey Federal laws and could not withdraw from the Union. It is a question of pre- venting the Government from in- terfering with our daily lives any more than we can help” Dr. Butler told what we can do about this. “This country is governed nec- essarily by one, of two great polit- ical parties. Young men and | women come to me every year and ask me what they should do to \ fulfill their duties as a citizen. I / tell them to join their local polit- ical club, to try and make the oth- er members see as they do, and to vote for the men who, as Presf- dent Coolidge has shown himself to be, are for less government and more liberty.’ That is one thing for us to wor- ry about. The next is the foreign affairs of the United States. “Now we are feeling the haustion which follows hysteria and confusion,” said Dr. Butler. “After the war. regard for eur obligations to cther natleang and our own interests demanded that ex- ) We assume a definite leadership. That leadership, temporarily at least, we have now lost. “Economics willl teach us that we cannot withdraw from the rest ef the world. We are @ great food- producing nation. At last our farm- ers realize that the price of their grain is determined by the world market in Liverpool, and that tf the market is injured by the loss of Coatinne — ‘ . ens ey ger A thie Pe ee a ey a eee ne oP ee hls ee ’ a ed hoe ee ere ee ae ee - i kee e tee SE oe nn Bindi sldcere odie lectns ee og i: ° ‘ — A. seit iy re : zen ow Dien aie ot opie Sen sat Whaling Say mr | Pee e: Spe Agr . 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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, —————— et ca —_- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Company, Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street — | THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. 1 know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all partics, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- ,eted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent; never be afraid to attack VW Prong. whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. \ LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE The name and address of the author must accompany every contribution, Dut | on request will not be published. Let- ters not exceeding 200 words will receive preference. Oregon and Tennessec. Post-Dispatch. ">. the I WO of the 48 states that have stars the unenvyv diter of the . . - 5 + 1 die. our flag nave liable dis attempting i Aaa inction of to abrogate our constitutional guarantees. The State of Oregon tO force its public school system upon tne e ex t attem patronage of the citizenry to th xclu- sion of its unquestionable right to have private or institutional schools of their own. The final decision on such a v¥:cious ktatute was rendered by the United States Supreme Court, and that decision was made the more emphatic by t fact that there was no “dissenting opin- ton: the decision being unanimous. This State of Tennessee is now in the limelight of another attempt to strangle American freedom. The Tennessee Leg- islature has passed a law forbidding the teaching of any theory of Creation con- trary to that taught in the Bible> and thus has made itself the butt of ridicule of all thirikking men, and, besides, has ex- posed itself to the satires of paragraph- rs, humorists and cartoonists If the States of Oregon and Tennessee could find such statutes referred ¢ “constitutional” when submitted to S5Su- preme Court decisfons, what, alas: would be the next steps in the way of abolish- ing human freedom! It is indeed a sad plight that State legislators—‘he very men whose acts should stand as a tress against the at#icks upon consfitu- tienal freedom-—that these “solons’”’ | shou!d be the first to that which every American holds dear. Such acts it would seem, are treasonable, and should they become more prevalent, would not be a surprise if the legislators who pass such iniquitous laws and the Governors who sign them will find themselves required to answer their constituents in trials for “impeachment.” B. FRANKLIN HUNTEH. | Paris, Tenn oO a&s hyve 62° OG... assai to S Is This Convincing? Jo the Editor of ] NOTICE going on the Post-Dispatch there is a fierce controversy | in your columns as to who attribute. +0! Snakspeare—-Marlowe or Shakspeare | himiself. Now, I have an entirely new | solution of the question, which, so far as 1] know, has never been thought of be- | The plays were written by Edgar) Guest. If any one objects that Mr. Guest | could not possibly have written them be- fore he was born, I answer he could just have done so as that Mr. Mar- them after he ae ae Dee. wrote the plays usually ge easily lowe could have written vas dead Keeping a Promise. the Fiditor HF one thing that makes and leaves | of the Post-Dispatch the most lasting impression is the lack of character shown in the utter disregard of a promise, because it {s an inseparable | attribute civilized people. We all know how much we admire the man or'/! voman on whose word we can implicitly but we all know at the same time seidom this admiration is ex- Honor—it is all sunrmed u The man or woman of honor! the most trivial promise as sacred This honor is usually ingrained in the nature Seemingly. it cannot be taught or acquired: and yet there is such u thing as instilling and acquiring it In 1s nation of civilized peopie we can place about as much relance in the promise of an enlightened person as we eould in the utterance of an unlettered uncivilized barbarian Since educa- has for Its object the uplifting of why does character-forming ‘ of reliv; how very perienced in that. regards and TiONn the race, mill hold a secondary place, or no place} a ut all. in our schools’ This character- forming should begin in the public schoo!s: because it is in the very young that the seeds of good most easily take rect, but along with all other changes our public schools are now given over to fads and theatricals ‘ ERNEST DEBERTSHAUSER. - Cottieville, Mo. Birds of a Feather. T,> the Editar of the Post-spatecbd. TN answer to “Modern Girl.” if *“tooking for a modern sheik and has no iki store cow doy she Many gir!is today cai! ¢! but I dow! modern gir for a drug store cowhor as tae command his = attention feather flock together’ one of t “More modern command no atten You can find de not cater ‘a the ena modern. The decent ‘more “Birds of a and if you are not giris’ you have and tion from that claas cent fellows who do sheik class. But if you do not care a plain, decent feliow, you must resign yourself to your seif-made fate A plain decent fellow will always appreciate and respect the company of 4 decent gir!, but he ig mot going to gn hie Knees for the chance The girla of today give young men an {mpression that they are doing them a big favor I[ know thie wi!) be hard to spac in for those that have shingied roofs and are “moderniam per HAU K. i4 for or \just this to say: ‘American ~ _ — A DIPLOMATIC BOLT. The American people were quite dumfounded, we are sure, by Secretary of State Kellogg's so-called statement on the Mexican Press dispatch describes it ‘fs all of that and more. ‘even hostile declaration. tum which could only be warranted by protracted dereliction and bad faith, plus overt acts against the persons and property rights of our nationals . Mex ieo. If such grievances exist the American peopie as a them. “selations are friendly, but satisfactory.” It seems that complaints have been made to our State Depart- ment by American property owners iD Mexico. But the complainants are not the owners OT lessees of oll lands. as thost of us would at once assume. The com- with agricultural as a “blunt warning.” whole are unaware of Mr. Kellogg says that entirely eonditions are not plaints, it is explained, have to do lands. It is charged that a Government bureau, called the “National Agrarian Commission, with headquar- ters in Mexico City. been “seizing farms and ranches under real or pretended Government author- ity.” The extent of its seizures 1s bot indicated, nor is Nas the identity of the American victims of this policy disclosed. and until those facts are given out public judgment as to the justification of our Governments position must be withheld But the manner of our State Department is extraor- Moreover, there are certain statements of alleged fact in the Kellogg pronunciamento to which exception must be taken. The implied weakness of the Calles Government, for example. Whatever Calles’ defects, weakness cannot be included in them. His is iron will, iron purpose, iron strength. to the Castle. by way of teaching dinarvy. a career of From an adobe hut school and preaching the gospel of enlightenment and land ownership for the peon and fighting his vision—there is a path no weakling could have trav- eled. As a matter of fact. the genera! United States has been that President more than meeting the high expectations which election inspired. Indeed, that is which has come out of Mexico in numerous articles by American observers recounting the achievements of the Calles administration and stressing the fine tone of integrity in that country’s official affairs. The belief has prevailed on this side of the border that Mexico was at last emerging from the night of feuda! caste into a day of dignity and freedom and opportu- nity for the masses of the Mexican people. for impression in the ent Calles was his information | a tne That such a transition, or, rather, such a transfor vation. could be accomplished without harsh experi- ences and roughshod policies in many instances, is of course impossible. It is likely that confisca- tion has been'employed and it may be that American holdings have been partitioned in the process of mak- ing the peon a freeholder. If that compensation for property honestly acquired should be demanded. But it is difficult to believe that Ameri- cans have been ruthlessly and persistently victim- ized in this fashion. If they had, would we not have heard something about it? How wrongs have been silently borne unti! they attained a stature calling for such a blast q from our State Department? Either the situation in Mexfco is far graver than the American people suspected or Mr..Kelloge’s state- ment is inexplicable. And as for the rumors of a revolution by that professional malcontent. Huerta. which the statement hopes are unfounded, there is If Huerta is not plotting a revolu- tion the statement from Washington may well age him to start one. Secretary Kellogg, we believe, has unwittingly d a serious disservice to the Calles Government. by his departure from diplomatic traditions and from usages that obtain between friendly nations very is the case, just as is it that those 7% ~ ust as has j issuer encour: th \ he eo enna WARREN 5S. STONE. The late Warren S. Stone represented the and most valuable type of labor leader. After 2 at the throttle, he assumed the chieftainship o Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in 1903. on th death of P. M. Arthur, notably able and conservatire Now, after years of Stone’s leadership, the brother. hood is literally bursting with prosperity and well- being. The wealth of the organization. accumulated largely through the executive capacity of Stone, is in banks, trust companies and office buildings. and amounts to the huge sum of $150.000,000 For a labor union to embark in enterprises hitherto regarded as the special province of capitalism has caused no end of wondering and, from some quarters, ironic comment. Assuredir, brotherhood’s unknown uarter of a century ago. way satisfying. In labor disputes, Stones m and arbitration. nor—mark the fact'—was ealled by He m their own plane. . ] ™ TF 1st Ciatli i, i144 i et a G A Gisa.@iits 1LiiidSé rus . defeatist prophecy have been routed. the conference before it fairly began. seemed justified a turn has and the ; ; . . \ irpianes are Drougnt fonvention The ¢! ster maar +k 4 on | unaGae! ‘ imax l1ierence Was reached. how- the oratory of Theodore E Burton. at Bon hoe } " = . : ] to aa ‘ Lilie ana The speeches of these dele- merican delegation, Pau! yi? as rates Pome ; tina LRroeonr;: bh by rea) , Sates aroused th nmrentis nigh pitch of e mtoa itself in a mediate thusiasm on spe: ja! ‘ea * 18100 © me 7 framing record as protocol! asphyxiatin toco! Mr. idge Stood reacyv ae Was Burton declared further extend an conference in Washington to act ¢ he tions of This TY) ¢ - . a. - mor interest on the part of America re : - ‘ er OmMmmenada- eh : ™ . os the Geneva gathering af expression of than a pass ive ry): Is : ? ary ' . = . +} mace a aeep impression on the delegations Bon. t} te nor on!v called . - . ~w mr: ia iut Mnation , * . barbaric use of gas j ar but d ¢ Wai ‘ s gas i Gi 4 insisted on Denaities " : Ssucnh sentiments of E Power Ou from (he leading mili- States. > tary Power irope. the greafest were regarded Next deavor to outlaw War itself i a4 ~ » , “ oc ne . a ~Veciaiil’ ‘ - +. ; tO the amelioration « 1 meter ’ " = at: > and Treas Li.0DaPTies Tilt from Or freer ip ; a ae oth s the ce erminedq ( hampions Organized peace i i i are devoting themselves to continn . in cemseives to continuous effort and are getting results oo AS MUSSOLINI FADES. Mussoli ae 4 r . \ avr, ahaa made himself the most Dow rth Tt? : | Ocrar?t ho | - , ( aUlocrat the world Now, with a physique . ‘ - ij i vi trying per he alone was able to “a's fad ’ ast cr -o kh i growth. he is to petuate > t« attain In rr > ‘ . L. ment. a agispatec i preparation for his retire. Says that Mussolini ic reparinge laws i ee ia = me I tl pref constitutional gRuaran- Pes alit 4 cin } 4 Mmrirce *9?} iv j ; t nd pilacin entire executive budget in the , e m+. ] is s r~rHS . lies . \ a. ’ ereby removing power from ‘. née Wants fascism obsessed with ; RS was “77%. . - Chis organizati For m . moria! 2a: SUpporters in Parliament must -~- ~¥ be Sn loan ~+ . ’ } alarmed: ; MSs iatest move. Is it likely that eee Get ; ‘aWS shearing themselves of power ~e : ec “A he . siere . : maxing ; aa a4 ’ — puppets In opportune hey wil! the the ; _ Mai i en | 48 ’ ry > San) AUU.’ id 72 ESSAY ON TENDE promised, th . RNESS. Nek Fi n ke are ners -» i r > ‘ 4 _ —_ _ - nf Lengerness Ot Th © viture Bureau ~! * -~ : " f : Ati ia is ment Agri nas ? eve onerd ; ,%? . + ‘ pen ascertain the afrenetn na Oo ~ j ? Bin Hern ana torsional strain of a beefsteak. Armed SLT UMenis like >» Housewives will reduce eefateak Try our beef- steaks “They are guar at teert — . ’ LU torsiona equations = \ r ) ror? ? iahband “ temper ’ baly ‘ The wif: of Ww yer $. = a a “ . +. — tut Rave to measure the angular force her mPAN &@ ji na the tensiie resistan to 1? can prove | steak der she D he steak her calculations were accurate. SUNDAY JUNE 14, 1920. among wy PP Toes y >, mak- | prevent Legislature | Cadets ay, * = pe ’ St ~~ S« ‘e) ve. rs Bey A! ms ‘s . - ~— af Po ad / iF ae yy Uf. } ‘ 7 * a ‘4 rr. 2 “yy 7 - Z _ ’ ie ee © ators y a sored , _ fs — . .* r ~ “43? ay iecanalii 1 on oft * the afi te BED: sha ih ~ 4 > * of Pit ‘ * | a Ke + , “ Y “ +~ Whe§ ' *yiote ' ‘ ‘ v * ;? 3 = ne — - att «2% ~ rer its grapes i}? 4 a ‘ it sae » " see 4 - he Out agai! n u al t PROBLEM. Post-Dispatcn McADAMS far tre Written By CLARA JUST A MINUTE | PUBLIC il imei This designed to —— ‘olumn 2 KIM—AN OZARK MELODY. = a . - r ent girl with knee-long ng newspapers end rr on fhe qué efi we OF the day. ' . . ve 2hak " Pe > , _ ‘ he . . . * , .. ‘ . \ i «A Sia ada pub mate. . . ) Sed . . : r " " . as " 7 a -rF * . -* 7 . . 4 ats | ti I ‘ I ; 2 iitd : i : } nl deepest vn, and mornin t a THIS VOLSTEAD BUSINESS. isa S Nation. ’ , wh ime to call a halt when thre professors Virginia the charge of M[lounta light rn ile when intoxicated toxicants, and of appearing on &@ he influence of liquor. the days of th has - Maka wood. fron ar: n 1A . s it} sun +7 a : » * .* ss as : ‘ atae irape O before been the ia emen er , gent ifter every Tl en. their liquor with and to carry it prefer gulity. i persons, the tiemen were hietfti' letting a in the are arrested and driving an i, of transporting & We Patrick Henry, Now The MIRROR 4 OPINION without bias the latest comment 9 @ usiness is going too m ° 1 have their if they pleast.» them either ‘heir motor car instead of having t @ sf their pockets—an accident likely te of their pockKets—an accident i pen to any gentleman tor car volition to turn higAway have been no tr and se. ie other een e flask rne he upset jarred the flask out of it ace We upset the shaken, walked so as to give » chance to misunderstand. "arter minions rg? a. ; 5, \~ > ee ‘ Cartereville: law really of the flask couit three Virginia gentiemen SilOU.G = 44. °*mer’ 4 *- ’* . suade the professors to r - - OnasSs Jefferson ‘he department one drink W rates mmm COMMERCIAL AIR rot 9 State Journal E the On especially if B® as in this case, proceeds @ upside down @f We are sure that connection upset than can understand, tee, three gentlemes, De these apologize at once, quash rebuke the police, and withdraw resignations from the faculty founded . The professors, (we of philosophy. ‘ninence of the airplane as © Immercial tras once more by the icago of a company whose be to carry er between Chicage The names of many mes ae | velopm ars he company is ca urd none of the stock ‘o the public. since the men for in padi ¢} OF ws | i © e * interested want it ali looks like nfiidence undertaking night over a lighted airway ‘wo great cities It wll severtand one-half fly at ing ‘the plane about make day rail A» ads . *4 " . > T Aw r) rm be in the is of great valve in between New York @ et hod will ‘ime, which The aerTvice ‘cess in business oF in ert appear in the “ust of aaa wilh themselves the succeas The company's carriets : od the one-way trip the saving of & compared with the service s ' The advantage of the new 3 rai Ss flask lie upon the bottom PLANE SERVICE © — ad he cago ix believed by the promoters te Bem a starter if the enterprise seers highly probable, it will be ¢ expansion Where will the be 25 years from now? . as°

got them for as little as possibile. fe sold them for aa much as r ld get. I was in the deal to/ 7 e money.” He sald others were | Saved by War-Time | As a matter of fact, the certifi- mites later were redeemed in’ fullie fith monéy which Kemper bor- éd from the Governgment. This. ever. is getting ahead of the and, ag Kemper and Histed fter occupy The chiet rotes in Story, a brief portrait of each M not be inappropriate here. ‘Kemper is a typica! Middle ern banker-politician-busi- man. A big-framed maa, a Western accent and an em- ng voice and gesture, crafty good-natured. he is a type of executive, one who handles ably, and plays his cards with) hess and discrimination. It & to fancy him sitting in a ho- room with a pailrm-leaf fan and/* tcher of lemonade, running & weal convention. pilisted is a little man with ming smile and Napoleonic en- y. He has finesse and an enor capacity for legal points and He would pull innumerable with unerrtnge touch and a skill, Then he would smile Magnetic smile. and offer me- bus. soft-voiced éxplanauions. winning team—Kemper and i. <A formidable combina- even for Wall street. of Lom- Street. to tackle. addition to paying Goebel, per used $250.000 of the re ers certificates to settle claims by the Carnegie Steel Co, rnoteholders have since that their own notes rep- claims of exactjy the ated Sort. ts right.".Kemper admit- “But they made the mistake the notes for their claims. been glad to pay Goebel Rotes. too, but he wouldnt them." much else could transvire the receivership. the United entered the war, and the’ "ment took over the ruil- Mrector-Gentral McAdoo to taking over the sic “the road never should built, and hearing been Should be incontinently abap~ 5G" m» Rp ere OUR ame ne 7 _ = oY y 7

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at Se tt tell . Ax Nees 8 ~ Qi] ALA ALLL QT ® Waihi eT ANAS) 4 ~- AA 4 “dnd ote eS 24 4 £4 OOD. MIRROR of IC OPINION to reproduce latest by the licists, newspapers and periodt gQurestions of the day. “orn s designed ae the comment VOISTEAD BUSINESS. Nation. far. a halt when three Vit- Uni- arrested and im- ‘auto- Istead business is going tvo = Te c% in the lemme: rofessors Virginia the charge of MN intoxicated, of transporting in- and of aring on a highway influence of We submit Pthe days of Ha Henry, and that the privilege Rentiemen to their little if they please, to inside steadily these are driving an appe liquor trick been have them either to carry it prefer Now guilty, it appears. the bottom of car having it in ane skets—an accident jikely to hap- gentieman, especially if his mo- in this case, proceeds of its nm to turn upside down on the Rhway We sure that there been no ot connection be- upset than fiask out of its proper e We can understand, too, how Pset the three gentlemen, being n, walked so as to give suspicious ance to misunderstand. Shaces er of Cartersville! Do these of- really believe upset the equilibrium lemen” The author- quash the police and pere- hdraw founded by ise upon instead of are flask and the harred the lons « the law ask could Tminia gent apologize at once, rebuke the professors to wit from the facultv ferseon. The professors, two be- lepartment of philosophy. doubt- Ma: it one drink which fine Masie¢?! Socrates “wus AIRPLANE SERVICE. Journal! RCLAL hio State airplane as a face transportation inence of the ommercial ‘e more by the incorpo any whose bust- express he e\sied on: lcago of a comp carry Chicago distin- BSiart wiil be to between and names of many men business or in aife the list of ine BUCCEeSs iN Opmen? The ard he public, appear in COMMPAaAny is none of the stock will De since the men directly ‘ant it all for themselves. That onfidence in the success of the The. company’s carriers will lighted airway connect elties it wil] take ® and one-half hours te nNe-way trip, the saving of a full pared with the service of the he advantage of the new trang ili be in the matter of great value in business. New York and Chi- eved by the promoters to be only if the enterprise succeeds, 48 ly probable. it will be capable of Where will the railroads from now? OVe@r a Oo Ereat t seven between : lon fould get. that: . their capitalized at f SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED > .- a ATA Fp i vs er aFe oy ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - How Two Missourians Bought $25,000, 000 Railroad Wi —-- ——- '.Gontinued From Page 1B. — Charles E. Ayer, jer, and Henry Sanderson, » were members. comnrittee invited all Amer- noteholders to deposit their | with it, in order that toncert- action might he taken to pre-| drew. up | their interests. It oo copper-riveted docu- t, known as the “noteholders’ nh seit agreement,” whieh each ;elder was required to sign depositing his notes. Under * title to the. notes passed from) to committee, which ac- teed all the rights and privileges wowner. It was not answerable the noteholders for anything it ight do. *Most of the noteholders, being wattered over the country, out of h with each other and with the Muation, complied with the invita- , turned in their notes and dened the agreement. e English group followed this aple, forming a committee of Pudge Pollock Appoints Kemper to Be Receiver ' The assets of the three bankrupt. ichase and &ale, ' declined : = uction companies, which had ned in the hands of a trustee » 1914, were sold at public auc- : Feb. 10, 1917, Pecenident of the Commercial Na- 1 Bank of Kansas City, Kan., or $351,403. e the English investors, made an mecessful bid of $350,000. These iets consisted of claims against ' that the road Orient, actual title to a consid- wable portion of the road, complet- Mand uncompleted, being claimed. ‘Interest on the gold nates being | Mil in default, Judge Pollock in ipril, 1917, appointed Kemper re- | r for the road. Kemper had, e into the picture earlier, by wine about $300,000 of the gold | pies, some of them at far below i, the entire lot costing ‘him, mwever, more than $100,000. fisted Was reneral Solicitor for the pad as well as being on the De-— posit Committee. © One of Kemper's first actions as eceiver was to obtain Judge Pol- | ‘gs permission to issue $2,500,- | ) of receiver's certificates, which eastituted a first claim on the' feperty even having priority over | b notes. » Kemper informed the Court the pceeds of the ntly ‘needed. urgent ‘needs, mt of buying the construction | Mpany assets from Goebel, to bm he paid $850,000 of the cer- certificates were Chief among | he said. was ates, for the assets which Goe- | Mhad bought Mresented a 00,000. “Bure it was a cood profit.’ m@ said to the writer a few m. “But the sale was myBody could have bid. Naturally sgot them for as little as possible, i sold them for as. much as I I was e money.” for $351,403. It neat profit of about Gioe- days public: He sald others were (ett and their own. Sir George A. Touche. Sir John Harmond-Banner, Donald Boston | C. Haldeman, Philip de Belle Tuck- William S. Poole were members. Unlike the American in- vestors, the English group was composed almost soned financiers, compact unit; and what they were about. ing of the war in 1914, however, galley west. They had more des- perate concerns nearer home. war, and Nhe embargo on capital, they. had sponsored. The American Noteholders’ Com- mittee and the English ers’ Committee, the former hold- ing about $3,000,000 of the notes and the latter holding about -.$2,- 000,000, never worked in harmony, and eventually came into open an- tagonism, which has reached a cri- to Peter W. Goe-. | worth D. J. Haff. represent- | | coming,” he | eouldn't be reorganized.with thosg ' claims , us.’ He had and a in the deal to} ' spices of sis in the present fight for posses- sien of the road. associated with him but emphatically to name them. a good-bargain for the. that,” he said. more than: $1,000,000." In his petition to the Court, As the asests consisted of claims, and in view of paper the fact desperately physical equipment and with which to pay the interest it owed, the urgent need for imme- diate possession of*the claims ap- pears somewhat difficult to sustain row. Kemper, however, explains it. ss “I thought a reorganizat said. ion was “The road outstanding. about 100 miles of richt. Goebel They the simply claimed road out- hamstrung us, and he took advantage of it: I] had urged Haff to get authority from the Englishmen to bid as high as $500,000 for those assets but they held him down to £350,+ 000. “When I I argued buy the assets banker went t@ with Goebel, as a public-spirited Ka satisfied with a say’ $150,000 He $1.000.000 down TO he consented to take Even then it than he had any make.”’ -ityan, to be rea- sonable profit, was holding then. Finally I got him $850,000, and the certificates. ® larger profit ecnscientious right to, “Don't forget, rosed Histed, who the interview, “that took a chante of losing everything if those certificates turned out worth- The certificates, of course, were cuaranteed by all the road's rroperty and under the au- the Court. out 1or was though,’ inter- Was present at Goebel less.”’ issued ’ Federal Boved by W ar-I ime : * Operation by Government certifi- in’ full PAs a matter of fact, the Mes later were redeemed Ath mon?y which Kemper fwed from the Governgent. fever, is getting ahead of } . and, ag Kemper and Histed feafter occupy the chief roles in Story, a brief portrait a not be inappropriate here. Kemper is a typical! Middle fern banker-politician-busi- , man. A big-framed man, mn & Western accent and an em- acing voice and gesture, crafty good-natured, he is a type of executive, one who handles ably, and plays his cards with This, ,ed, most bor- | ,and the | | healthy ;annual of each! i'taxpayver. | $695,000; in lin 1920, iment ‘a vear hess.and discrimination. It is om to fancy him sitting in a ho- | toom with a palm-leaf fan and | | Pitcher of lemonade, running a | petical Convention. a! ed is a little man with a ming smile and Napoleonic: en- fy. He has finesse and an enor. | MS Capacity for legal points and } mall. He would pull innumerable | With unérring touch and a skill. Then he would -smile Magnetic smile, and offer Me- nOUs, soft-voiced éxplanations. (A Winning team—Kemper and ed. A formidable combina- ¢ven for Wall street, or Lom- t Street, to tackle. addition to paying Goebel, mper used $250, 000 of the re- er's certificates to settle claims by the Carnegie Steel Co. noleholders have since 2 : (pat their own notes rep-? Med claims of exactly the | Sort. ; eAAt's right, Kemper admit- “But they made the mistake : the notes for their claims. | ‘been glad to par Goebel | Motes, too, but he wouldn't | aA busy Much else could transpire | the receivership, the United entered the war. and the hnent took over the rail- Director-General McAdoo to takJng over the ' His £0licitor, John Barton i. ‘the road never should ullt, and having been should be incontinently aban- 's Opinion. Some politics - Delegations went to mM. There are many that @in Texas. It was pointed 85 towns are served ex- Y. by the Orient, and that oo Nearer the Orient than to a. railroad. In Texas alone, * @ territory larger than tependen: on the Orient. Mo doubt that it would be a With thése com- + ‘the road had suspend- fe Me “ : ee D che *. a ee } $2,196,000, i short, he ‘payment of $1,.169.009 was ‘The Government \settled in March, ' ditional lump sum ‘it Was not | $147,619, the |; Government it was not shattered had been raised, weren't been expected, trol approached, Histed, who was brought to change ‘English group, began the subject of financing a new re- organization. that court, ostensibly for the purpose of rais- ing money, and pessimistic almost certainly courage investments The substance: of them was that the outlook was none too geod, but that if glish could see their way clear to putting in a large nan segue sum ‘tion. crown up built. of them navi along the line after Was The Government took the only feature of the had always and growing, deficit, became ‘ over, Orient which been tempo- possession of the American The deficit in 1915 1919, $1,240,000 $1,400,000. Govern- deficit rary The paid the rental. of Govern- the end showed the A survey at ment operation Gov- entirely of sea- | who acted as ai apparently knew | The com- | had knocked most of ‘their plans | The | had contributed largely to wreck- | ing the 1914 reorganization, which | Notehold- | in the pur- “It was | Orient at | “The assets were | Kemper | Stated they could not be reproduced for upward of $3,000,000. needed | money | us where he wanted: ' Commerce nNSas :- the monev ; private 1 group would shortly ; ' | heen and $150,000 ” iby Josep} itraction ernment had paid $611,000 of.com- | pany liabilities, $297,000 rental $62,000 for surplus material, and $57.000 for .miscellaneous items. fa total of- $1,027,000, Against this Kemper set up a counter claim of of which $1,095,000 was “undermaintenance’: of the and $146,000 f@r “‘under- of equipment. In additional aue compromised : ne, 1921, for an of $250,000. a paving for roadway. maintenance” claimed an through The Government, the railroads against a period of six months Government control. Under guarantee, Kemper made a for $1,121,778 more. Thé state Commerce Commission scaled it down to $1,033,778, and paid it. The last payment, amounting (to was made June 26. 1922 ruaranteed al! deficits jor this claim unfair,” ‘to suggest from “It would be said to the writer, Orient got 1 cent that it wasnt the Government had standard equip- paving expenses control it was em pties. that ihe to. When the road, it ment, and During Government railroad—hauling It lost its commercial contacts, maintained came back to us. it was a without a clientele. and with a plant. Moreover, wages wages which we was nor shouRin t to pay able, As the end of Government con- had with the broaching been in correspondence It is a curious fact caused comment in Histed's letters, while later that were of such a gloomy tone as to seem calculated to dis- e En- entitled | took | ;award ar have | deal, i shin, ' | following | Inter- ] andl d -*« Kemper | and ) When it) road | la half Route of Orient Railroad, From Kansas to West Coast of Mexico weiionclininte —_—_— — ema ( (KANSAS CITY KANSAS WICHITA Rese s:sintuiiasinpeiil estaba eR CHEROKEE CARMEN ay CHILLICOTHE TEJX AS ¢ SWEETWATER me ww ALPINE ace AUSTIN a V7 e) FALOMIR CHIHUAHUA As ® LA JUNTA GALVESTON GULF OF MEXICO omuum=e CONSTRUCTED —= TO BE CONSTRUCTED Orient might some-j/in the Outer Belt how be pulled out of the hole. 'City Southern, at cost, Kemper went to the: Int his investment. Commission in 1920 The sale of the Outer Belt fur- loan of $2 nishes Kemper and Histed with an- (,;overnment ‘ith which rail at the En- to retire the they pleaded Judge Pollock of money, the plus interest erstate i on and asked for a 500,009 from the other occasion to receiver’s certificates | glish. Both issued in 1917. The commission at months with first turned down the application, se]] the terminal. but he told but Histed told that that unless the Englishmen showed the road woul their good faith by putting up some the comm along it. : Ww real money to pay the belt's debts, i “ish, unides the m ‘y Was’ he would sell it. They say that the commission Judge made the Outer Belt a test tenia’ and approved the loan, 4nd} of the English group's ea the Treasury Department advanced | jin connection with the whole road, Of co $850,000 and that when they falled to come Goebel for the rec: through with monéy to save _ it, which he had re-, J, Pollock was satisfied they refinance the doleful letters to, continued, and in Pollock himself sent a sre- letter to Receiver Kem- which he stated that the never had enjoyed the sup- sav not to them when 7 he urse this went to certificates for his bought-up lalmS.! would never and another $2 Ea nnn stirs, ott revi! ri Histed's ertifica - a. er’'s Phe, . i 3 {°e eo : ¢ ost road. > c- .* PSs riven = —_ a |) Ho * | English 19 Carnegie Steel Co.'s from London and Histed sav per, in Pollock in ai Orient English | port of anv finance andlin the United States. that plan of reorganization} American investors had long the road out Of| charged off their investments. and out oF the that if the road was to be saved nt th him to work out mig be saved bv and for which, as completed retarted for Histed promptly for- investment of $10.000.000 of this letter to London. the road gut ‘the! Kemper money | 7 2 Poole ~ over ff) * 1921, and that he ame markable Kemper Judge interview that the assured bring out a that would take he receivership int Histed returned to nust English: i irded ree says the Judge's purpose the English that they expect to bean the burdea, at they must be prompt possible, how- letter might of frightening them An Englishman conclude that if Amerjcan investor new plan fell thro money in was 10 Warn uch: the not raised. The Ka road's eastern Outer Belt, r terminal, which ha constructed at a ‘cost of $1 had been br separate ceivership since 1912 In Pollock public auction It was nsas Citv appears 790,000. re. +out comy} 1° _* , “== Iimight reasonah). ordered sold at ino experienced kurchased anes He ren] } te ’ would have anything to do with sy1. 2 re eSliate man, . ‘ 7 . cat anntitnde 6 ;the Orient. an American property, ane ANT! 1st n , i pane js “|the thing for an ; . A ojli. | tne facili- | woe fo leave it electric lines, rr} ‘ J ‘ The $2 letely Judre magnate $330,500, and his Kaw Valley interest alana sold by him to the Kansas City Southern. added tn severely alone .200,000 Government 'had fallen due in December, There was no money to pay it, an excellent | inaieen induced the on the Outer Belt, | fits which Goehel hsd eontruction company when, unfortunately for his own lines went into a and he sold his entire ties of loan 1921. and Heim ared in way to duplicate, the pri en the a ppe made | for assets \years interest him, | was paid receiver- | 1923 interest | ments another two years. Thg first was paid, but non: afterward. As 1922 and passed, successive were defaulted. | Sold for $3,000,000 to Histed on Forecl osure When a handled freight shipment is Throughout all Histed had continued to send which each | gloomy and foreboding reports to “division.” the English group, letters ostensi- bly urging the investment of lerge Kem per to the In- et e Commerce Commission for, #@¢/tlonal gums in the property, read now, seem divisions yn the freight! but: which, when jointly by the Orient ana) ©°™' hed in such a deep note of dis- * roads In 1922 the commis- | ©O¥r4sement that one wonders awarded increases to Histed ever hoped in that the Orien: w was entim iteq, Manner to stimulate: investment. would augment its revenues $500,- The 000 a yea Fut the other roads/| the noteholders provided: courts aga the | of a sale, public or private, at that it was tied up. | time, of the ratlroadc property, decision, however. the! committee is hereby which had plainly | empowered to intention of indulging | for the influence with | (that is, to to have them agree! whereby Ori- lower this period, by two or more connect- | ing roads, the payment road receives in called a In 1921 applied terstat larger ( ther S10n d Vision how hich..eit deposit agreenrent signed by appealed to the inst any Pending comm showed its the Orient, the other roads to a differential. ent could offer ritory where it and cculd charge higher territory where it was the only railroad Judge Pollock went to specifically Washington and used tls good of-| late and carry fices with the commission to have | organisation. this done At the same time. the | road wags virtually exempted from The Orient was sold at auction, " 'in Wichita, on March 27, 1924, and taxation in Texas. -evert ] : he December at that time, some of the notehold- a wen ‘\ ers now charge, Histed carried out — rt , 1923, arrived, the Orient not only ‘a coup which betrayed the note- } OV ment the : still owed the Governm |holders, and gave Histed, Kempe: . in: ar. $2,500,000 principal of the ome Pe their friends possession of the which had once been extended, but, owed $313,000 of accrued | 084. na ger ' I interest, none of which, according, °US!Y dens that the to Kemper, it had the money to were betrayed, y accordingly, Judge Pollock; #ny scheme to get possession of aie a decree ‘of foreclosure,; the road. This is what happened: ‘ and ordered the road gold at auc-| The terms of the sale, fixed by Judge Pollock, provided that the purchase the same this agreement the notehold- price as the ission, purpose of preserve such consider ised its ers’ interest),. at committee and to make any necesSary 10 ac hase, including The the mav rates in ter- ympetition, rates in| ¢ id c use of the notes.”’ committee was further and authorized to formu- out a plan of re- it also || Western Wheeled Scraper Co., | $15,000, and owned $10,000 worth | * loutright, as to the Kansas | rnestneas | the | —_-~ | Histed large financial interests | the | since | an‘ | have | Interstace | Commerce Commission to renew it | instail- | “In case | the | authorized and | judicious, | arrangements | complish said pur- | and Kemper vigor-. noteholders | or that there watiyhe road abd equipped ‘it are told [ Seen bid must provide for _ taking care of the Government loan | and accrued interest, which, at that time, amounted to $2,813,000, that the owner must agree to keep the road in operation, and that all bidders*must post $50,000 to qual- ify. Two }idders qualified, Histed ,and E. E. Mullaney. Mullaney bid the amount of the Government ee ee ee debt. P. S. Woods of Smithville, | Mo., Gid mot qualify, but offered | a certified check for $10.000-as an earnest of good faith, and offered to make a bid conditional on his ability to get an extension of the Government debt. Ben McClain. ‘the special master, did not let him | | bid. ithe road | him, ‘New Syndicate Formed When and | down to Histed was bid. $3,990,000, knocked Government Extends Loan Immediateiy | firm of Scarritt, 'Kansas City, Jones & North, of! of the Noteholders’ Committee and |a& a representative of the note- | holders, wrote to Histed asking This 'him what his intentions were. firm represented the American Car | holders of $135,- | American Loco- | the Un- | and Trust | ‘and Foundry Co. |000 of notes; the | motive Co., with $100,000; \fon and Planters Bank 'Co. of Mem,his, with $75,000; the 'on its own account, Not satisfied -with Histed’s Ply, which he considered evasive, |W. C. Scarritt sent a second _letter, asking whether Histed had | purchased the road in behalf of the) tal of ab alo { independent | ** anout | ‘more than half the notes outstand- | noteholders, Or as an bidder, hostile to the noteholders. Again the answer was vague. Farly this year, however, Histed announced a new and reorganization scheme, owner of the road, as a bid He filed an pendent | result of his application with confirm the sale the plan. and to approve This plan provided for the or- ganization with stock of the par value of $7.500.000, of which he. and Kemper were to receive $1,500,000 compensation for their ‘work durinte the receivership. A syndicate which they had organ- ized, and of which they were mem- bers, was to pay $1,250,000 for $2,000,000 worth, and the remain- ing $4,000,000 worth would ‘he available for purchase by the noteholders, at the rate $110 worth of stock for $80. But interesting Histed announced that he been to Washington anc suaded Interstate Com and the Treasury (partment to, agree to extend | Government loan for 15 years, and to wait indefinitely on the pay- iment of the interest. which had reached $463,000. they had agreed, in the ‘sale confirmed, to new company another $1, of Government funds: By this generous was enabled to 000,000 bid for of all, had most (Commerce De- the mission event the loan. the HO00 v00 was take credit (on his $3, the tire amount of the 'debt. $2,967,000, so that he would only $37,000 road. Indeed, arrange- had $13,- pay the 'be required to ‘in cash to get he already had posted qualify; hence, if the ‘ment went through, he .000 change coming. Tuckett, representing the English group. had appealed to Judge Pol- ‘lock to postpone the sale-of /road. He pointed out that first the war. and then the chaos of the re- 'eonstruction period, had seriously crippled the English investors, had prevented them from sending new capital, or putting for- ward a reorganization Those conditions now being greatly. im | proved, he said, i shortly be in a position to come In, | rehabilitate the road, and place its” and over plan. Englishman to do | Lawyer Asserts Histed Betrayed Noteholders

their overtures | ' and it is perfectly plain from the | /correspondence that Histed intend- | | idea! that?” he says Tuckett them.” in its general Admit- | receiver- ; exasperating to; Crane nevertheless | “But this is a and its first con-/| discourage (‘ranes argument, followed Jones’. been of equity, asked that the Histed's plan re- afforded note- The objectors American and English as well as the road's future. All the influence of the Govern- ment, however, was thrown into the scales im favor of the Histed- Kemper pla. Alton Skinner, , road, and added that “it | Same territory to He mentioned no names | 'in eonneetion 'that the Court presented peculiar difficul- | thew. because the law expressly pro- ident. syndicate, in _F. Hall, name of | me if | the world to, \Supreme Court, 11924, We are willing to trust | willing to | org cuped, the held. when we have the money. 'It is out ; another $1,900,000 | pret peng he turned over ‘obtained. as it ‘amount ' deed, 'money in »amount | before the sale. Tuckett, glish group. | would be difficult. (ett what he would | tion, vented the proper financing of the has been railroads in the have Orient e wish of other the junked.”’ with either Answering Jones’ had no legal au- to rnake’ continued opera- accusa- tion. thority tion a cofdition of the sale, Judge | Pollock said: ’ consisted of; , _ been plain his | ' ‘the sale and approve the plan of i wreorgardzation. | ers, crooks | they have pulled this road thréugh_ | think it is as ‘ever had. Amer- | th $50,000 ' your /_ amount | nicalities. 'is tired of it. | world, ' while. | Will lose it. statement more deserving road to live at all, — “I put certain things In the de- cree because we were compelled to do™that to get the money fer the and necesstty ts in this werlé thas maxims. a higher law little jega! “T am concerned with only two things in this case: one is that the | Goverment must be paid, other and the road must be operated. Personally, I don’t think the road is worth the of the Government lioan. It cost a great deal more, but a thing is worth what you can get is that the ' for it.”’ To the objectors he said: “After all these years of hard work you come in here on tech- You offer the Court not not a sugges- here kicking and that has the entire a thing in the world, tion. You are just and offering nothing, throughout Now, of course, the Court This is a practical Most of us will soon be too this railroad, and the going to hold it any case. old to run Court is not | lonzer. “And so I am going to confirm These notehold-’ if they want to take what is offered to them in the plan—and I think it is quite fair-—if they want to invest more money with the chance of losing it—why I[ good a chance as they some “So that will be the order. We will see if we can put this proper- ty in the hands of somebody whe will leave the Court alone for a It is a pity that the people on this side and the other side whe put their money in this property But perhaps the peo- ple living along the line would be of sympathy if the abandoned. At least, always the faces of road was I would see ' some of them.” ‘Kemper and Histed Explain Road Otherwise Would Be Junked s organized } Kemper as The new company wa immediately, with | president and Histed as vice presi- The the new addition to Kemper ‘and Histed themselves, are Herbert millionaire grain man, of Mullaney of Hi!l members of | Kansas City: E. E. | (lity, Kan., who made the only ‘against Histed at the sale: W. S. McLucas, president of the Com- merce Trust Co. of Kansas City, of which Kemper formerly was presi- dent; Ben F. McClain of Wichita who was special master at the sale: George Thies Jr., Wichita D J Haff, Kansas City. who tormerly ‘represented the English group \there, and R. P. Brewer, a Tulss banker. Of these men, Histel, Hall and McLucag had been mem- ; of the noteholders’ deposi! | committee. Here should be recorded a sit- /nificant event. The appeal in the ‘divisions case finally reathed the which. in May decided against the Orient But the opinion made kt plain that ‘if the case were reinstituted before Commis- | the Interstate Commerce sion, and certain defects in the re- award would be abd- It was reinstituted at once. important to nofe that ihis decision was made after Histed hid bid in the Orient, but Wwefore the sale was confirmed. Histed’s reorganimation plan pr»- vided that any money in the receiv- er's hands, or any money due road, would go into the treasury company. That this wis item may be seen from that, as Kemper told thw. about $60).- when a favorable decisions case was eventually was, it retroactive as of 1922. bring another $400,000 into the treasury. yune, the men who put fn their $1.2 ready have got a of it back. The originaily prpvided the receiver's would be deducted from the $1. 250,000. but Kemper and His ed was waived and the entice put up. Kemper and” Histed have to say tn defense and explanation of their course, and of the new plan Let us hear them “I entreated the American ef the new no small ithe fact 000. verdict in Moreover, the was made which will plan, in- that tne say that much note- Says English Tried Rock As for his purchase of the road Histed put it in an entirely new licht. He said that, about a week of the En- appeared, and told Histed he intended to have the sale postponed. view of the temper of the Court, it do if went Sn. “My word, I haven't the remotest Do you suppose he will do exclaimed So Histed proposed that if the ‘English were really in earnest this | 50,000 “1l- | shows how: patient considerable | Histed replied that, in | Save their i me. ] bid | said | him nroof of ‘he, ,could ha rdly (he reorganized by | owned it. | get it (efforts which we iover. holders many times to come in.and property,” Kemper de- “They wouldn't listen to couldn't even get to see Ford. They had | washed their hands of the Orient, and. as I bes lieve, the wealthy ones had saved their losses by charging them off on their income taxes. “A leading New York came to me in Washington with a proposition to junk the road. He we could get about $12,000. 000 for it, and save all our itnvest- ment, and he would get a big-com- mission | told him | wouldn't listen to such a proposal, that I couldn't go back and face the. people out here if I agreed toe scrapping the road. % “It is ridiculous to say that Histed and I had any scheme to get the road. Why, I hardly knew when we got, into this thing together. In fact, I opposed his tiectioneto the Noteholders’ Com- mittee Never in my life have f worked like I worked to keep this road running, and without a cent of pay. The one-fifth of the stock which Histed and I get in this new company is all the compensation we have received for all our years of hard work.” “Why didn’t yOu receive com- rénsation?’ he was asked. ‘Do know that your fadlure to take a silary as receiver is now ad- vanced by some of the objectors as thelr contention that vou intended all along to get possession of the road?” “Where was any from?’ Histed clared. lawyer Vou salary coming interposed. “We meet the payroll. We that some day the road would, the. people wha and that then we would he paid. That we didn't expect to ourselves is shown by the made to get other people ‘to finance it and take it Personally, I don't care what objectors say. The record we were, and how we tried for vears to get them to corre in and save their tnvest- felt the ' ment.” hands | the We | considered ' Histed one-fifth of }company free, as compensation for and asked Tuck«- | the sale | time, he, Histed, would bid the road | in. He would give Tuckett an op- under which. the English group could assume the bid. Under [the terms of this option, Tuckect would post $25,000 cash. If Tuck- ett exercised the option on or be- fore June 1, 1924, Khe would pay an additional $275.0900, and by Aug. 1 vould bring out & reorganization plan. If it was not ready by Aur. i, an additional $100,000 would be put up, and the time for the ap- pearance of the plan would be ex- tended to Nov. 1, all this money would be applied on the *id. In case the option was not exercised, the $25,000 was forfelted, in case ‘to the Rock Island. that company made a tour of tne. _spection, and it was reported that. vou stay with it all you didn’t have some definite objective in mind?” “We didn't need the money. and thing had got into our blood. didn't want to quit Resides, those neople who depended on this road for their living were to be There are bigger things than money tn this world.” to Get Island to Buy Line the English #Whyv did those vears if brought out a plan, and Kemper would receive the stock in the new their work during the receivership, (and for Hieted's work and risk in making the bid or. stock they cash. Tuckett gladly acceded in lieu of the would get §5006,006 was drawn before the sale and signed imumedietely afterward. “The fact is.” said Histed, “that Tuckett at once went to York and, with the option in hie pocket, attempted to sell the road Officials of the road would be bought, but it, fell through.” Tuckett failed to exercise the = option, and the English were out of it. with an additional lees $25,000, through what became of that money. His-. ee + ted hesitated and said: “Why. ae gH AG still up there,” and then «4 that it would go into the treasury. of the new company. In hie corzespondence with His- ~ ted, Tuckett | reported that the En- — oes ¥ we 7 a ee on ii ae ah - * | to tae- 'plan, Histed says, and the contract New. * = ae. of = a *: x, ~ #2» er ors NA tote pietinagaicn tin, diy erin OS , _ igen Si. Satie wk foe CE a ee » rs - o ° one Ss ” wh Fe ER eget ~ os a “€ we ee ee me hatin. eat meee oe A: Taye va WH: ne ra ™ r - oY Or . 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7 — —_——— eae’ 5 as a a ae 2 = ere by errs aaa " a ea ea aatioal ides ke ad ae a aie tin A> ie ith i ; i Sa le ge © Rew q ra | > te ; Ae gee 4 ra) 5! We 3 + ce y ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED See Other Important Announcements on Pages 5 and 10, This Section | New Store Hours: | @ & June Sale of Remnants Beginning Monday uggs imdewoort ‘Damey Trimmings, Embroideries, La 8:30 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. And Odd Lots of Neckwear ESTABLISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILEH YEAR—1925 tea 3 At 72? Price { DIAMOND JUBILEE @ YEAR IREATURE$ wejrs/ezi.itshtenseded oa ) y | odds and ends, short lengths, counter- alte’ pleces the like and reduced them all to one- -half the usual prie Starting Monday at &: 30) A. M.—the Largest eikinn 4 | for June clearaway. Th | The Tri in | The Laces We Ever Made fora June Sale Offering ( 1 Bmpeottertes |: ctdstate Necded ee as —include flounc- | embroidered an d | 7. Sy ings, beadings, spangled bands, | ee of real 7 bandings, edges edges, flounsings,- imitation laces, ng WA | and insertions in | ornaments and noy-| Georgette crepes, @ great variety. _elty trimmings. . fons and the like, «2 . an The Neckwear | Of Excellent Quality $ 6 195 Misses’ Sizes —14 to 20 Years X% | —includes collars, collar and cuff sets, vestees, vestee sets, ; : wl Women’ s Sizes—34 to 42 oe also some remnants in pleatings and bandings. rt tue Se eee ~ oy wie . bye ES Pe = « . - - I . aA Y > > Dee ane yr 4, 2 ie. $e og i. \e he urs ee ae a iS ee tas UE Sf it EF - La tae att eet ce + thes ee a ee yee Se 3 oo cae . opera , «0 , - ~ é ’ niet > i “ m " J ey wee t * ae Sr ge ne tye ~ Wek . ¥- AP A aegis ot 4 5 rane Pe RS Nm — no J A; ky _ — riguy! 7 e " ue ws ap ar PP oy tae “GLE Be Sag oy noe “ie SC +a, ae Oe ess ee aes Se aOR re Sey At I ge 2 AS Rape > oe he hy he, > ; whe 400. Are. ate SS hh es Ny > é ve. ean Ber tenh, sp wr Wives = Sa ake, We aed ae ~~ ROR 5 Sh Bee ee eS eon, : > Suet * F " ae,’ Ba EE MIR FIORE Ce Ke * «* s bios ta * ie +" elbnaaaaiane m Printed Silk Crep € | | First Floor Tables a Women's Dress Shop—Third Floor. Misses’ Dress Shop—Third Floor. SX | a L I N E N "> : OMA . * Net oar fase! ‘ ay acta aes Adee ae i agrees ~~ -_- te “ar ee 2s Seer > meas or 6 PN ee a ~ pare. ee OP Ay tga ret car DPT AN om. 8 RN ie 7 ‘ : o= ¥ - al ee tt p _ ~e - S = % - . ‘ nal ° ‘ . me ~ ok re e ho Fp ~ ~~ . doe 35 6 ; . whe 7 ro se? ve = ; , A‘ co Salting Sty piealadalese wep ban Meictaemteety Ce OR nn OMe pete tame 16 rated elias er dee a ee ee a : 2 Siow ho eaten, Daw We bay. Nee ek tee Mabe os “ F ‘ eo} ae : . ao ay PKS ate ‘ ’ cd Be, a ee Te ae ee hig Seem. ¥ eRe Ps een, em ane% aed ' ta aS a Sha RE. hart Ding or ven: Las we hee nckky “we P : i peer iM Seite , : tap Sesh iyi bk 1 Ne Ns ae igh ten | -~ La ane « p 7 ERIE ELS OE BE Or BERR RE Accs : PA aha; eatin = ” . ~~ Rete at Pr EI Um WAG ye Sele Bat a ix. aoegt Pettey scene? Res eae He er ee Geen Re a2 melts spre # PILE ALE AG 3° nig oy FT gorp RO Meee . : - “a o . Sys Pree ae Lv nanrasents ~+ mie So ae Ra neni» yee cae ¢ ae See these windows. Feature Unusual Values in Tablecloths Zee schildren. The educatio . . his displav is exceptior ALUES that should impel housewives to go over t pia} p stock of Tablecloths and fill in their needs at these pricem : Double Damask Tablecloths | Silver Bleached Tableclothe: An Event in Our All-linen: round and oblong econven- All-linen Silver Bleached Tahaan ee 7000 Pj } tional and floral designs. errr * 1e€Cé in a neat conventional design. “ a ore es agg aon Da wee ¢ Be OO a ais mad Cyrene eee heal’ ic~ 2 Sa gst ON Dae ; Woy igs 2 ; pea = is — ont oti aphics oi ee ei . i > % P fige ; ~s he ye i rl se tangy tite oF: Sinn SD aA Aes kx eae ee, . r . . ee on aad » 9 ee pa eo Ue a = ae ~ ry mon: Seite Ps Saba “re $ ty ahh See Foe » Apical 2 He. is nr ki ey eae sedko mile ie ss or ea lens ce espe Li WM mow 5086 Size 2x2 vards, at , $6.95 68x68 at $3.75 Size 2x2 vards, at $7.95 mL yO factories, made in past y | Bacay # handmade blanks, with fine Hemmed Bath Towels | Hemstitehed H ueck , e Also ineluded de Mock: ae And an Assortment of Imported Atomizers | Sheets, size 81x99 inches, at $1.60 each bleached rT 3 AS: (avai © % Pies Sh! A ae yt Bit @pafapjagogaia © err Py aregar" . > fi tae on Sh Se, > , ER ae pias ory or se *»*, S a a wT’ vist oo a Pris ny Fy Rail ieaadlle es eaten deg Mee ak ho ehh —_ 6 3 ee of . 2 * * %. . mh KA + bck Ie >: res = a. . easy ieee Aa + ‘ 7 fas . " ¥ ‘ — av ruere presets sss het tao aa oot hy em, Pe = rhe : ‘e : air obey own > son) oo os = he s or’ Bet 9 SE ? r | a » ) : a ) | j | Pillowcases, size 42x36 inches, at 33c each Size 40x36 imei Low Priced at V4 ) B34 eS: Al at g Price Pillowcases, size 452136 inches, at 37%ec each | Regularly 45¢ em \/ Owais Bes ie Domestic Shop—Second Floor, i i —_ AY a a f 4 te. ; : 3 } “ . . P - : ,.. | , ea . | . “oe ,% ts. hi oe ee 4 er 94 i $5 . + - : ¢ tes 3S te FF. > = i a4 x $3 a bs > , | - € ; s z.- * . = a a > ; i > as a 1 ee a ’s . ss . , 3 : . a ie S ta Li . oe » 2 > a =. 5 - >. “Se ® - i ty : oe -). ; “ os 4 - g + oe ' *- ‘- € y § * HE most, extreme price con- | SUNSHADE in Summer —a protection in rainy . bi | weather The frames are in the very new 16-rib | The Very Latest Parisian | PO gp nerredtipty have hires offered style—an amazing number of ribs—yet so fashionable. Voatnote Arrives ot CAs —_ @ in beautiful Gouda Ware Musical | VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT ~~ so dependably strong in construction. Silk tops are of Vandervoort’s y novelties, . together with other | é SEX good quality, with tape edges. Handles are earved and ‘6 99 - os © handsome musteal selections. i show novel designing. Tips and stub ends are amber la Sandelle | | Genuine Gouda Ware | , A colored, and each Umbrella is fitted with a gilk cord > ae $8.75 Candlesticks in tall | a on ew wenel Imported—Handmade, f-<. Ms ; ' shapes. at half-priee— $4.38 | Choice of costume shades comprises and Only Sai 8,6 — | $8.75 Candlesticks in Aladdin Ss os stvles, at half-priee— $4.38 | Navy Green Purple Red = Brown $ $14.75 Teapots, at half-price $7.38 7 i Umbrella Shop—First Floor Pair $8 75 Powder Boxes. at | $1000 Candy Jars. at | : Remember : lways that much of the great gift | You Will Like This F ' P. tetig cheesing that gift—be sure to visit the Um- half-price— $4.38 — half-price— $5.00 | of sight can be lost through only a little neg- Vanderveort | | brella p. Bos ke . $8.75 Bonbon Boxes. at - $12.00 Water Jngs. at | lect. Give your eyes their deserving care. ; W ae ecnntimaniiiithinicaa on [A! NCHED in Paris and half-price— $4.38 half-priee— ' $6.00 . ardrobe T eagerly adopted by New High-Grade Baby Strollers {of tester with the excep. | 4575 and S10. inal eed] $18 ove Cre vomaer | | HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED. | Low Pa tion of the heel, which is | $42, 50 Cigarette and (Cigar Boxes. Boxes. with gilded mount- ; } 3 - rs . : : . , e » ~~ “ . ~ . 9 Worth $30 leather covered. Combining | at half-price— $4.38 and $5 ae $6.33 | Smgle-vision Glasses for either distance or sandal swagger and slipper §§ 1650 imported inland wood | reading, in a wide variety of frames, complete. : FIVEPLY cor $ } &: fo — a MOSS COFTESS oe Glove Boxes, at half. $15.00 Leather Bridge Sets, | | with solid steel ‘ eet . . , . : ts =— Street and sports wear. Es price— $8.25 at half-priee— $7.50 | Frames, Lenses and $6 mings, draw bolts, 9 eclally smart for the Sum- . arr AN underpriced, limited quantity eo fee hem Examination at one cost spring locks and selling opportunitf£ Durt | ‘ ) 4 , warm Pacem mat occa | fortable at all times. $2.50 to $15 Imported Atomizers } | | pat ey, ; ; baby’s health with daily rides | | & s a" through the parks in a new Stroi- | me tan or with inter- ae At Half Price, $1.25 fo $7.50 | Dependabis rds | lining. Separate ler. Adjustable foot-rest and back. | oo of black. Also | | In a variety of stvles, shapes and sizes, suggesting ex- Service C | hat com part artillery wheels, corduroy lined. | pucent leather. ge ‘nite femini ifts N ical oy tenon Finished tn cafe au tait or dive. | Every size. | | Quisite, Temimine gifts Not musical.) , | | LOCUST et \NINTH ' = fie acation mer resort—cool and eom- ‘ | Women’s Shee Shop— | . Baby Carriage Shop—Downstairs. | Second Ficor. Toilet Goods Shop—First Floor.

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| SUNDAY. JUNE 14, 1925. nants ckwear The Laces ons ahd the like. = 2 Silks of Yards JUD i ard ty; 33 inches wide. Priced ablecloths bs to go over their eeds at these prices. eached Tablecloths Silver Bleached Tablecloths ventional design. 68x68 at $3.75 G&x90 at $4.95 ize 22x22 inches, doz. $5.95 All-Linen Toweling Bleached 25c¢ Yard Red or blue borders; 17 inches wide. S| Hemmed Pillowcases 35¢ Each | Heavy quality cot- ' ton P71] oweases, | made of ends of bleached sheeting. Size 40x36 inches. | Regularly 45e each. You Will Like This Full-Sise Vandervoort Wardrobe Trunk Low Priced at $42.50 IVE-PLY construction, with solid steel trim- spring locks and locking device for all drawers. At- tractive blue waterproof ining. Separate shoe hat compartments. An ideal vacation trunk for men or women. Luggage Shop—Downstatre. ay 1eS, Laces ks and taken:out al] r-soiled pieces and half the usual price include a large ag. ortment of real -and Mitation laces, nets, reorgette crepes, chif- Vestee sets. Zuln pes, : sta]! checks; in stripes -f 8, aS well as the fas touiahla y length, the square yard $4.10 ck and in an assortment o¢ Lhe History of Linen” lack, and in an unusually and black Georgettes; silk mings, draw bolts, Yale | {ff New Store Hours | Beginning Monday a ae The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ob Y a4 ee ; —— — ae | See Other Important Announcements on Pages 4 and 10, This Section ced ; | Another All-Week Candy Special Hard-Center Chocolates In & Favored Summer Assortment This Week, 32c 1-Lb. Box B 3:30 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. a ee SL Klearflav LINEN RUGS & CARPETING N what other floorcovering can you get such beauty and wear at these prices? | Seamless Rugs oe | 9x12 feet $49.00 | 4’ 6x7’ 6” $16.50 | 8x10 feet $38.00 3x6 feet $9.00 6x9 feet $26.00 27x54 inches $5.00 Seamless carpeting in above widths, any See Our Special Window Display | Klearflax Hand-Tufted Art Linen Rugs Seven of our largest windows on A unique feature of Klearflax Tenth and Locust Streets, inelud- Rugs. Applied by hand to solid ing the corner window, -will pre- | eolor rugs in beaytiful contrasting sent a series of pictures portraying | effects. Floral motifs and borders. most delightful and bean. the storv of Linen. The early dawn of history finds Standard Designs | Linen established as the aristocrat | Class A . m of woven fabrics. And from this ™ time down to the present day, it 27x94 in. $10.00 has played an interesting part in 3x6 ft. $15.00 the story of civilization. 4.6x7.6 ft. $25.00 See these windows. Bring the 6.0x9.0 ft. $40.00 children. The educational value of 8.0x10.0 ft. $55.00 this display is exceptional. 9x12 ft. $65.00 Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. An Event in Our Glass Department, Beginning Monday— 7000 Pieces of Finest Glassware A We /5¢ Ff? Eacs Regularly $25 to $60 Dozen AN IMMENSE purchase of some of the fanest Glassware made. The stoek of several | “” factories, made in past years. A good deal of this Glass-is cut on beautiful Belgian handmade blanks, with fine rock crystal effects. Also included is Rock Crystal glass from the famous Dorflinger factory, showing va- rious etchings and cuttings—the last of this merchandise that will ever be offered in this country. Goblets Tall and Low Sherbets Fruit Dishes Wines Cocktails Plates To insure choice of full dozens to match, early shopping will be necessary. An oppor- tunity to anticipate your needs for the home, as well as for gifts and prizes. At These Prices No. C. O. D., Credit or Exchanges Will be Permitted Glass Shop—Fourth Floor. i) = i hd a en La 4 = WA SoS DIAMOND JUBILEE © YEA $120 Electric Desk Model Sewing Machines Reduced to $100 Allowance for Your Old bau 4) S P.S. , SOOO OOOO SISOS ERS SEES HES HESS ISERIS ESTABLISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILEE YEA R—1995 | Krisp. Nut Delights. Caramels. Nougats. Molasses Chews. Candy Shop—First Floor. : re | China for Bungalow and Cottage LE Titian Ware ; af (Below) Adams Royal Ivory Ware from, England, decorated with fruits in bril- lant colors. Painted by hand; underglaze. Breakfast Plates, | = a dozen, $7.00 ® | Cups and Saucers, | American dozen, $7.75 Pheasant (Above) Thin, domestic semi-porcelain, deco- rated with bright birds and flowers. Breakfast Plates, dozen, $6.00 Cups and Saucers, dozen, $8.50 ee our complete assortment of open stock patterns in these and many other domestic and imported chinas, suitable for the Summer home. China Shop—Fourth Floor. * Adjustable Bridge Lamp | Of Wrought Iron, Complete With Shade _ me a — Ze 'p (oy /' j ; —44/ aon AMERICA’S most pop- ular Lamp for general serviee. Adapted for use in porch, sunroom, elub— in fact, anywhere. aA Made of wrought iron. the parts welded—an im- a portant advantage in ser- | vice. Lamp bracket may be raised or lowered, and a eg the shade is adjustable at \ q. /\\ i j any angle. 28 j Artistically -decorated shade, simulaling pareh ment. oe \\) Weight (crated), 3o pounds. Height of stand, 5 feet 3 inches. All Metal yt —Stippled Finish ‘8 $4.75 Finished a stippled antique gold. The appropriate shade is a heavy paper simulating parchment, in dark leather coloring with floral decora- tions. Lamp Shop—Fourth Floor Oe —_ ————— - _ — = - - a (CHOCOLATE Chips. Peanut Buttersticks. Ting-a-lings. Honey fy - } ' i Special June Offerings in Summertime Needs Cool Willow Chairs Regularly $6.00 $ 275 NAtURA L, willow, hand woven into 4 a Strong substantial chair. Light enough to move easily about the porch Porch and Lawn Furniture i or-lawn. With bright cretonne cushions, they | are an effective addition to your Sum- mer home, combining well with what- ever other furniture you may use, ike ft | 4-Ft. Porch Swi a) ; ‘ -Kt. Forch Swing Regularly $3.50 As Tlustrated—With Chains Complete | Strongly built and neatly finished ? 75 im Smee omit SMR cris oink. cs ee ° Porch Rocker—Fumed oak finish. Comfortable and strong. Regularly $3.50 for dstienintesiiesjeniiimaaibessisailiesiiniintisdessainiaee sae i se iliienieaineal ° Derrick Swing | Regularly $9.50, for | This well-built Swing is finished in natural color, with attractive bright red supports. Gives the children / 75 the most fun in the least amount of space. ad Of very neat finish, with slat back. A comfortable chair through years of service. Regularly $5.00 for $4.45 ) Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor Y S Curtal d D (THE lighter effects that make home cool-looking, suggested in these moderately priced rroups of crisp, new and dainty made-up Curtains jand yard goods. Casement Marquisette! Artificial Silk ‘ Regularly 50c Regularly 85c 29e Yard Special, 59c Yard Plain weave, $8 inches Casement curtains would be hy oy This a bee weave is | Charming, made of this sheer, especially mentite inlies for case- plain net, with its attractive ment Curtains, and equally | luster. Natural color. 86 attractive for making up with | inches wide. ffles. Colors, natural or | ° a tg Flounced Curtains T Cloth | Regularly $3.25 ricPye ny | Special, $2.19 Pair Regu arty $ > y Sheer grenadine with small ‘ one a 4 | dots or the new splash effect. spec ial, Soot } ard Made with deep flounces, full Especially suitable fOF | Lurties, and neat tie-backs to Summertime draperies. In | penreirce beautiful bright colors and ; damask effects. All revers- | ible the heavy, soft draping Ruffled Valance Sets | quality, that is suitable for Regularly $3.00 | , ‘ ° > . M ; | Special, $2.59 Set Ne 8? aaa 1 | : Curtains, valance and tie- \! Sele: * - ta Fringed Casement backs—of grenadine in the at Ci {yh ( 04! ht Curtains | new splash effect. Colored t a) Wren a , _ ruffles are of blue, rose or . pi gg eee | Regularly $2.45 orchid. 54-inch valance with Eaiy J ‘ | . y= | : Special, $1.85 Each | double ruffles. oat ote i Artificial silk in plain, open | a ; H weaves. Substantial quality | Aerolux Poreh Shades i £ ‘ activ igh luster. | — ° — ? | weed pe gla big ce | Give shade. coolness and privacy to your poreh. S1zes from | 2-ineh bullion fringe. 3) { to 12 feet wide, 6 to the feet long. Priced $2.85 to $13.75. i R KEATUR Machine Makes the Cost Only Westinghouse Motor Built in the Head Every Machine is brand new in beautifully finished American walnut cabinet work. Mav be used as serving table or writing desk when not in use for sewing. Equipped with electric light and patented knee control; all attachments included. Guaran- teed by Vandervoort’s for 20 years. Secure Your Machine Tomorrow Morning as This Offer Ends When the Quantity Is Exhausted Sewimg Machine Shof—Downstairs. Sale starts at 8:30 A. M. Monday ° ° x J ~ | Feta, Special Terms $1 Down $1 Weekly I T : 1 | | ' | ‘ Lif 3 iteeghtgnal TP CROHLL ELDER OMT re a oy . , ’ ee eer areee ; ; i) ee ev b Ab AASADGD Sagi as eeembaat MMaDAEE alist Tad eres peageetoae? 4 | * %) - Y) 05), eae oa 7 _ © a Dal ee ete yrs ' = wt ‘ Toe 5 , pre ee 4 i , ’ > ae 4 t a i TC Re Cae Tae Ge eat po cwia diets . Seng aap ae io > ‘ Ly cs pee on? - - "ery “3 5 eS, : ane “oy ‘

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. ; s ae st LOUIS POS: Uso ATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening neinspaper COMBINED : ie pe —- rr. Ve | ; : a’ ’ j ‘ a4 ; i is ‘ j me » . y + ¥ ~ ~ + . » 4 -~ . is , ' ai eae > an ; — ‘ > ‘+ - ‘ t ._* 4 “a + YTTe 7 ‘ P : ’ ‘ s ~~. oa ss 2 F' r ad i tig: eS 1 e . ; j = ema t Ae Js Wa . i eS sae . . . ’ : wy : ; rok ' - i. ; } : 2 | > a rr . " j TC rer . + > " . ty > 4 >. 7 yl il ’ ‘ amen e & OES Ms es : XX As as a | , . “wee & . " " ' a . - cz ’ | ** = an 9 a . ar . ; es _ “— “7 ‘rr rir «2 it a : ' i ¥ , La a : aiae ‘ ace ‘ \ | - . , ; ' a . : ' ~ lal . _ - ‘- 34444 =a? « . ; -- : : ' ‘ Vu a G é 4 ps e “ ‘ Giatsai! sVisaa . ai,» ~ , 4 “ . $ . | ‘ ° . : . t : « : ' | — me an ? J pia if ¢ ' 4 ‘{awsii Zz Le Pe 5 - 7 : - ‘ ' ; ' ' - - aa : ' ' : a” a P| et, «4 i 7 ‘ ae J 141 ’ ~ i ; ’ ; 4 a ' , ya 2 at ee ot ~ ren eye gee pet ye - ae en | - =a he tee 45 ‘ a ee Soo3 + Seber oa eT ¥ 3 . > oo, ; : coe ey Cart 3 " re oat ot * v + My e age ‘aa gt ee ex, rns Ns Soy Pnays ' eR Ma wagtiy ty ae oie See See Ps op Shanes van? Stee” a fel oka Fe oe eas bbe Wiad conch Set - > yee ee Pe ‘2 = pipet a 26 late 2-9 sh ne ‘wie Wt ’ seer “ 2 Nga ‘ aad ’ : f 4 aaa eer a ee .) a ie +. Ka: to ~s > nt “ — > WI My wt * PEP dm, ba tea ‘ f26 es a * a a . => Pim mo Bes - pany "ee tens Min stien : rg SOs yea thea NS «abt te Ae gy ey ay & 2 ee Acre - 2 : |. ae ’ . naa Rige. tee Aa sly aan oy A ek. ll 5 > ‘ - 4 PO ie ref et I ee pai ane a. bea a ey ’ —" re . Ve gs _ P Ieee te ge sth ps ae 8° ie york — oe ee ae - xcs Se a eee Yn ee ee bo ue ty oP ns . 36," SRA ee oe ae aE eT eS sie? ss tat eR Seale eee a SN * iP nigts ee ME SS ides Ai Se es. x e rape ¥ pre Ceri urbe Sop sy Fore eb Install. . = for Installation pres " ee 10-Piece Cutlery Set | = — ) | Splendid $15 Cash—Balance Monthly Mem. 8 4) fx a. aan fae | Value at... ea : 4 VEsl Eo Eatey 42S if it! B+ 2c ee : Bk lem ingy ’ ‘ F m ’ nll NS . 30, iets aan RR Og it ag ee m ' + ‘ oS, at on ek ‘" ? Ps June Bride : | oe | : | || Exceles: BORN “SAgiemealy ee. ee | -© These Frocks of € These are the celebrated Freed-Eisemann Neutrodyne NR5 radio sets which | |) aisi'y Base\ qe Me ger oe 2 er ca — . | tractive, embraci heretofore have regularly sold for more than $200. Their popularity is mation- {| jj} curl St +f ee > — — 1 street and sports, wide. In 1924, Freed-Eisemann sales were more than half the total sales of all | - needed eee gi, aes rt { —. > | 1 formal evening Ww the other thirteen manufacturers licensed to make Neutrodyne sets . . Take i “eS neath Ati i . . | : | being made entire advantage of this opportunity to have a Freed-Eisemann NR5 at moderate cost! fo if | EE | : ontnaniil ly variedl one Wed Operation is simple—making the NR5 the ideal receiver for the entire family. | 11-Piece Glassware Set ¥ =: | : Freed-Eisemann NR6 ($150) and NR20 ($175) Sets Set complete with tubes, batteries. antenna outfits. etc.. and either Timmons Cab- | Ne Regular wae. “=v. | | | Frocks of G ee eres St Ser regular radio stocks. inet or Herald Loud Speaker for $99.75. Only $15 initial payment required a ra el | : Flat Crepe , Sixth Floor | ie Sy 2s. 23 = Sh Se = : ) | | newest pri nt Buffet and Mantel | = | Housewives! Share in This Splendid Value-Giving Offering of Mirrors | , : : : sistosz0Vauese | Willard Electric Sewing Machines a : " $55, Value— 30; 8d Small Payment— digester oes tions? oo , we dhe oper — ee ee me > $v Ayers, ys “ ye oo we Ne ea 2 o%, 1 w -. h pee. ny > tpt ae > Th Sate . ive RY ape, ot “ _— ee - be te ee ee ee ae Oe ins my $0) Me Ge a a a Epon Pr) _, Bie 5 oye rss ra eS Pele: ieee - eet a ere 6 ee re tom RS ae Be no ee: Ss : y Fe Ke Pus AS ae ° > Pies BOR a rae G9 Cece Deke ate ¢ . Sty rt aie eS ee 2 c ‘ i % 9 4F pe eee ee oe ae ye pate Z EVES. bebats Aaa) ae) >. as cue : 2 2 to MPA A ae ie Re BES nO pte 8 Rete en ect we, ao de ee, Me eee Oe a ee a oe pic (et pall ck. =e . : mos 4 - ~ oan or 7 oe, we cies b - rn ee a. r) a ae 4 yas on a > by so GG te x 4. Fe 3 oaks anes 2 Be e 7 : : OU > v Ss . pte : : + $334 sits . + : kw A Sewing Lamp With Each Portable Three Singer 66 Models $39.6 Two Davis Rotaries | $23 00 {iin |e Sess Scae S Siete Sas Hees Seeeteaes Cae Kitchen Tools Mirrors-—$22.50 to $4°° values- aeteeed | Sixth Fleer } | See, : erst scrote 7 2252; ipsa! Incinded hahaa Sellers . | . ( abinet - savings ‘, O | Ee = eae 5 sit . 35 5 aaa grasses tensils of atin st con- I . "33% ; | For a Useful Wedding Gift— 4 scans nites: Brees fs eases: ee sth SuReHE recesses 4 ‘ mp! ty yout kitchen } | Select a Summer’s Supply of = FE] eee , Puts Them Allin Y ectric n Sets $ 1: .00 h rcoet “Cohasset” Sheets | § as Comveaiene. Payal And Pillowcases at Savings 7 = { Basement Gallery AP re ’ 2 RP wwe 2-50 ie WRG PORTE z ~~ > aettean _ Satu . 4 : - 7 : diet: - ce , b; fe BOP) en batece oe LO eS R Koa 4 eta f- 2 a eee ei iret - 3 (Aen : a ts a eee . = eee UN eT ANI HP a a reoigh the ér0 - 2 be las 4 eo ee ree Peet COE re) Saree pie 8 Svia me > Sh « ccich ahaa dinintnamabaeeaialam: oat macacol 2 V5 AC eB bie Begone tee ad te * 1 ie syeLx ng “if ¢ es beck a = _ ae DRS eee Y pee th. BP er s he SA! hap ; ~F - ‘ ay 32 Ree zs e- fide yep eres ae eo : 4 Se “ ure ee es " itor ober sree «a ag? ay poh EEN Sneha.” By as me . x a ards 43 — ‘ Wt oe . wit Opn Pies ed ral ; . . 4 oF nr ‘: « ~ F - eae ‘or Gamble ¢ writ are t ; is Te wvalee. ean Ps sty.es >.> * aneis ~ > 7a ‘ders " 34437 inekes ~ " 54e * ‘ ry . ‘s é ' me . 4 . = ie “et ‘Ew : " . . . Se - » a “ : s P 4 i> = : : 7 +d . , , yr : . ' ia " a , , 4 BERR, ene ' , Pr d ' ; eens : - " ‘i * - , ; =f: va we. ¥ tan a Sand B X@S THe. |. ae SS ice ’ | | capacit: ipso-——large size specia! 2 boxes for 42c 30x37 Inches.....7% FF | Ee O | bo A | Special. . H i Baseuent (aller? | i, Poe: a | ; _~ ‘ q $6.95 Value | Pa WASSS S| Ss Q5 . . ; 3 es \s e .3 eee ¢ {(_urrent aome ne de Signs as well as mode rn adaptati ions i A Most Attractive Offering of About 3 3 ‘Pa elf @ > 5 BS. PRES A 3 : S . ¥ moe% . SS > ; : i ) ra ? . t_ ng e, % QaReesS e) backgrounds of blue. tan, rose and taupe. j | , _** . ' ‘Y a ss ly ae “ i? — S = +> . } ere - ' Le 3 : i of seashore this Summer—one 4 r?. i q “> a S Re th seame d and seamies t\ pes Divided Into F our Value-Giving Groups, at 2 C Coes d lightful ; of these well-built, green-paint- . % 7 : Cool, deli : tv to choose as muc ed Boxes will hold enough sand | Ss SS me ‘ —. : _— | a . — 2 ‘ 3; a RB OO ' 2 ri. °s i?d@s Parere ra eel , - pedr Or « . a el*e ‘ss for hl “hens re rete

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SUND a Se AT, . . * 4 ; d a, D “ YS) ee 6 FA a + -: Sar . ae. eg 8 ee ee "] om | ——y en i } is 0 = ; i = | V. f ~ i a EOE Teg yi ep — a = ' OCOD ote eerees eer ry: oer te Beer e eee eta tatet stat ete et etat ate ee et acetate eeess 2382: sacacteretsiititissizssesatsssgstssssetesebge seeet eee e esate eee tetas eters ts teseces ttetete sittsissatscssetscecesssstescsesssscsrssss te tate tele eet ete te otate tate tetete 7 PTTTe COL SESE SETS S PES SREL SET Sats iad fe PRUE es, ost ese t “3 i , £5 SSR aes eter ats ae 5 eT abinet Qh to serve Price of thi: ith Sellers binet uilt whit too: of Set of Tools ith Sellers« AON OR ome © 34 Nia Y , . ree . ry , -—=> . ~~ ge . ~— . oe Lhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH J * ‘ “ . . ol , SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 6 AND 8, THIS SECTION aa tino ay to f hey MP - pitcher Them Allin Your en —- Balance in enient Payments r Basement Gallery d in Monday’s Wares rth-While Savings 3324 i} : SET tit iif peessbeast: os31 es Sotee aeeaesetet wesess SEOSSE8 > | Baresti Window Screens With metal frames; ' adiustahle stvle: 1.20 value, ot 16336 inches ....SPe rith £1.50 value. and 20\2%6 inches. ....Ke Ri.do walue 59 24x36 inches. ..81.15 Si.sO walue. 16x36 tnches.. 81.55 82 value, 204a236 inches 81.45 19 Sereen Doors ° Ti} ASSOoOrtedg Sizes and stvies. well built a 80.7% to 810.75 Doors - SE. Fe 9 2.40 te $2.80 e Doors my $2.29 Window Screens 4 At tnusual Savings extension styie Screens and wooden frames and «tandard VOiAaAC) oi een wilt c hie value, ade INx32 inches.....42¢ cus- THe salue., S4a37 inches . hte Sie value, Cc NOat7T inches. . i7e Basement Gallery — Silk and Linen Dresses — --.Two Groups From Which Unusually doantageous Choice May Be Had for Any Occasion Silk Dresses inen Dresses —Daytime and Informal Evening Models —Imported and Made by Hand Splendid >] 52 Special co | Value at.. === = OG decks: = “*s Guard Against Rainy Days With | Wear Modish White This Summer—and Choose From These | “Gloria” Umbrellas : é l ; vey spite =| *L= to *12 White Fabrics ? C: | € Men's and women's Umbrellas of | Voile Swiss Linen / Flannel | an exceptionalliv desirable type—an : ainkty nim 4 Rest oe Value, Special, 75c Value, $1.50, $2 Q8 | a Seeee ey eS ee ee Wert. .... 39¢ Yard 69c Yard..... 59¢ val., ya.. 7OC ! Q 5 Imported Novelties—the Yard............... oe’ € Inspiration for sheer white, ultra-feminine frocks are these _ Imported Novelty Weaves—also fine Voile embroidered in fig- ures, plaids or stripes. All are 36 to 40 inches wide. rn ee ee err er ee ee ee proof “Gloria” silk—-a silK-and-cot- Mercerized Dress Imported St. Gall |. Pure white or oyster Embroidered white ton fabric in black only-—-and mount- Voile in white 28 Swiss in white with white Linen of excel- Fiannel for infants’ ed on strong frames. Men's in 28- inches wide: closely small dots: 31 inches lent round thread wear scalloped or inch size. woven quality: wide A very satis- quality: 36 inches hemstitched ; washes splendidly. factory fabric wide. Third Floor Women's are smart club , styles, with fancy handles. i! a Main Floor * G = a | Ss } Ed 1 iate These Savi lent “S i _ | Women Will Appreciate These Savings on Excellent “Surety eff) \®-, 1 =) es | = CAthletic Union Suits | ; $1.50 to $2.25 Values—Special at | Beginning Monday——For This Week Only— | ! Bracelet Mountings | Special $ Q5 Platinum Top at : === or White Gold || | A ll] Paper ade fy " @x ery raom le ; : ‘eutsa for kh ite hens afr dq i ‘A ! h rifth Fleer a? ns a >, a. ae i ' j 1 | @ The newest designs—narrow, wide and with fancy center }j | | | effects—some set with synthetic sapphires; to hold from 3¢ to | ee =e | 12 stones. ; e @ “Suretv”’ Union Suits—-so popular because of | ‘ea: 14s ae . - ' - | ir or f »s—-are sold here | Bae - Pin Ring Sautoir | their fitting and wearing qualities—at ee | : : M ti ry exclusively. In this group are bodice-top. athletic || i . ‘ . ‘ . . > . ' | Mountings Mountings —e | stvle Suits. plain or hemstitched and tn white. flesh, ] “ ' 7 ' : . .* ‘ . ° j ' | Special Specta! rigged peach and pink shades. Sizes 36 to 44 in the lot. | | $27.50 74.85 999.70 oe (0 ° ) © e : Platinum top or All-platinum soli- White gold or piat Suits of rayon-striped weaves | white gold also taireor dinner inum top Moun’ | and plain, checked or striped | shoulder pin styles; | Ring Mountings, ings, to hold 3 i muslin of durable quality. | to hold to §2 set with small dia- large and 20 small | : stones monds. stones : Third Floor | Main Floor Baleony | L ‘Pacific,’ ‘Bucilla’ & ‘Royal Society’ Packages Many Articles, 50c to $4.85 Values, Offered Monday at Savings of. . . . . handwork for those hours that will be spent on the porch or lawn this Summer—and what a splendid opportuni- The entire collection is composed of discontinued numbers of these Children’s dresses in sizes from infancy to 14 vears. womens aprons, towels, boudoir novelties, baby carriage covers and € Cool. delightful, | ty to choose as much as vou want-—at exactly half-price. popular makes of embroidery outfits—and among the articles are: dresses, negligees, underwear. scarfs, pillowcases and cushion covers, | pillows, rompers, bovs’ suits, bonnets, luncheon sets, bedspreads, curtains and many other articles. Each Outht includes stamped article—many semi-made—sufficient floss for embroidery. and instruction chart. Every Package at Half the Marked Price. Third Floer Store Your Furs | | And Other Garments in Our Vaults yd | Summer Store Hours q@ let us cal! for the furs, overcoats, rugs, draperies or Begin Mondav anything else that you desire absolutely safeguarded | 7 ‘ from fire, thefts, moths and dirt. Sascycesa Semmmmenan 8 @ Until further notice, this store will open at 8°30 a. m. ‘ r = : 4 ne “ ay . a een | and close at 5 p. m. daily, except Saturday, when the Telephone Olive 5900 | “0 pag le: Marvcleasiihice— Fem Rasctetosi ae | Largest Distributors of Merchandise |} closing hour will be 5:30. | i .as : Merc ise—ltew Mestricted Articles Excepted | at Retail in Missouri and the West Our Remarkable Dress Assortments Include an Exceptional Array of Inexpensive, But Smart | ae ae , Beginning Monday—An Emphatic Savings Opportunity: Novelty Jewelry Sale Offering Savings I, _lmported and — | € Women and misses should by all means attend this special event— it is one of those splendid opportunities for which our Jewelry Shop is renowned. Extraordinary is the selection of the very pieces of Jewelry that make simple Summer costumes ultra-smart—as well as accessories and articles of Jewelry for men and boys. Articles of solid gold, sterling silver, gold plate and foreign metals, the assortment including: oe eee Artificial Pearl Beads Mesh Bags Cuff Links Bead Necklaces Cigarette Cases Belt Buckles Bar Pins and Brooches Compacts Hair Ornaments Bracelets Hat Ornaments Shoulder Pins These Prices Represent Savings of About 50% | 45c, 95c, $1.45, $1.95 Up to $7.95 | Main Floor Decided Savings for Those Who Choose From These 3000 Silk and Cotton Slips __Five Special Groups From Which to Supply All Needs Wash Silk Slips —Special Value at L | $9.95 J Handmade Slips —Special Value at eo @ Domestic and Philippine handmade Slips- of batiste, @ Shadowproof Slips of natural pongee silk with hemstitched straps and tops. also tub silk Slips trimmed with Val. laces and hem- stitching, all double to the hip of self material. Jn peach, flesh and white only. I Hi ih} mh ‘ t ! i vw shadowproof and with strap u tae shoulders: all have embroid- ered flora! designs and manv are made further at- tractive with real laces and hand-drawnwork. Sizes 26 to 44 iIneluded Cotton Slips | Cotton Slips $5.95 and $6.95 Slips with hipline hems, lace and | Plain models and Slips with Val. Crepe de chine Slips in white, organdie medallions: Straw styles or renal laces and handwork: flesh and peach, plain or lace ‘ as 4 _ © m Slips in biack in sizes 48. 50 and 5” rilte) e af 20 am . " ¢ trimmed adiu Pp in sizes 4 and -. built-up choice of 30 styles and sizes 36 and light and dark colors. ‘VT styles, 36 to 44. H () to 52. Special | 95 shadowproof. $4 95 BOOCe Bt wah eth Os és e SNE P Tansee ese ls B . Cease, 2. cectbhecenman | 07% Third Fleer Special Prices on the Ideal Hot-Weather.Garments— Bien Jolie Corsettes $6 and $7.Summer Models ' Special 3 49 eS: 4 etn @ Comfortable Corsettes which confine the figure: in long, graceful effect—made of fanev pink brocade with deep elastic inserts in. the skirt; garments that are especially appreciated in warm weather. a 2.50 and $3 Garments © ’ . | - ; 7 ’ ‘ — ‘ i orse .« ani Warner s { Tse. é ) / 3 | lettes of pink striped material; in e . -) a . — good range of sizes and spe p— -- -' 5 «,*_* SS » (| Various styles of Bust Rie: Rrassieres i Confiners mind Bras n iong models: of H sieres Qo. “i ov 2 Mine, white and OFT | t} lace and silk-and- enid brocade Not ail ] lace size range sizes in each style ’ | brodcen Third Fleer | : ' —— Excellent Kinds That You'll Want to Select in Quantities— Men’s and Women’s ’Kerchiefs 35ce Value—-Offered Monday, Each........ q Substantial savings that wiil promp. many men and women to ob- tain Summer supplies of these pure linen Handkerchiefs——the kinds most worth-while buying. C?: : The Women’s ’Kerchiefs The Men’s Handkerchiefs | are our “Mayflax” linens, with —@re all linen. in white with ‘* aoub enpoke-stitched hems, hand- or *% inch hems. or with woven e- > ,olles aod Porto Kiican corded borders tn white or colors Main Fleer Se mr ce en rn — = a - .. : | | | | : , TE LE IN TRE OE AOR A ORIN OE tee Ow SA ER ee Ae A © ee ie ee ee dl + ser, 0 oT ee xf A ee? “a es t g ey S Saetl as Bis an ‘ ‘ CS ars © eee te 43 aS ~¥ 4 ‘ ba hee dichdemete ot,

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SUNDAY. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED JUNE 14. 1998 ag - A A eae a i ‘ We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps . = J — . , : . ] > > ~ ° . e Wash Suit Girls Play Togs Princess Slips | equ este cc tac _ S : 4 giis Tr = ‘ie 4 nian ik Sodalel at Dresses pf em oe pees SPOn wt the raisin Special at 79 ee y powder would have $1. j . Cc a en0.0° ah 7 , } pe ’ } ~ 2 ,* : lé . ahi ria - , : lue ; q Women's : F wy se 0! equipment chambray imported dependen! € Boys’ — ‘Suits with ; ood aa 2 te U" the option - een this $3.° g been > : = ' more cas good fea! Rtisted-Kemper syndicate a one 2 : i y ; 14 ’ 4 : ' \t - | le. Rei | | , | . 3 Tt appeared that if d been aware of ther ‘ ; ; “ . . | ; , ¢ j . . f jf } ’ Ss ‘ ' = ‘ / . 4 ; * jecia’ r A Rie i A: \ ‘ | . hes A . , ; he deci nm. nit ; \ } a | ; \ j : | j q ’ ; ; : o TAS bea a e . : | ey i 1 & Wal | Gie emper to reinstitute th : ’ A ) j “ F ’ a i i + $ - . he i = | La : } | \ a , ) } - riy this year, to oDtain 7 i i . ' if \ cn . ” ’ 4 ; ‘ “ : ? Y ; ‘ \ ; j > . ; 4 , ry : ° , J . j j - : ‘ : ” ; ; ’ yy } ' j . r ; : \ ’ . ’ ; i A . - ‘ ; i , “ ~ he j _ = ‘ . than Tt ‘> ee ed ee a ee nn rs tow le decision which m of $490.909. and an A Most Unusual Pret of ; ore than $250.0 0 venues. there ' ht chase of ifferent story. Histed \ / . ; j . f : ' ie | / if ; - ‘ ‘ ity ’ . 3 i : f . ; _ ' . ’ Fs a. Tse see + « sil \ j . « - 7 oS - . bs wT ; . é >? 7 e ° j can cotton tattet ? ' 4 fif . ra" oe aia : | | a aA f iy | . , Bat this s waterproo! ani as ac ' a f ") ‘Sagi fe a , : iP | i - 4 j i if =) a . . ted the For 7. 2 3 ~s+¢ als ~ TL ; | A \ j C e : Women's styles srhsi et LLOT Qi a ’ fa Fa ; ' = rmation ~¢# the amber tips and tops and many at- | fA a : ‘, 4 > & _ “are of tractive handle designs Vae : | | Ti a pk | 28 ; A io . $ OO —-) TT Men's Umbrellas are wide - p | fat Js //ilg a iz an . ea A] : Special, F a ae sal bet y spreading, with scrviceable . . SH | ri Wl ce BO | , x | Monday e« 3 li _ handles. pi | , | | Ae | Eepontinued Basement Economy Store ’ r che Engis s@ HoliGding *% began to ; ; ;: ea New biack and various light shades. : * Fea ’ 4 On na ed . e im S Re VY A SIN S ESS | ; Basement Economy Stere ‘ . mi . ' / aS ~~ IANS Z - ; i o 1%) ¢ uie and-U-Ui1rdales : t wnt LESS = | Se in Seesic 7 4 j [ 4 “4 “ im OO Bl ete ‘ * £ i * ce | ae eee Re hve x ah fe |) spb tS EPO Seay Rs ’ BP taper roe tik: » nike es A pe RY Rg are... , SRO Te: We ane: 2 eS % NS) oe. 4 b fat Be Bib » ix ¥ 7 e 4 AE AS et wat bya igh : oie Sy ¥ - cay es ix + ate aaa ides \ ak: >», RR ee ls Rage “a RR Oe OL Am . Pee ae y " ~ - ” 7 Poe : rs Pte . ‘ b Ri tes ¥ b 4 > 4 , oe i B. f _ he > Ries Nite} ae ie wea Sina ir ii nebo sty Hes SO Ate ee abies eee Madadv We : e- Ue tae ag Ay i Bp ABE ok mead aay pe Pu ie y CE he yathay oe STi we tara ta wee . By ‘ bi. a Ms bo = * r Woy" ss Nota $y b« * on ee es -— - . Pag . x ’ ato-oet . oe ' we > Sys In ° oars ne i ae “i aan ke poe he chegeekiw de + nite attractive Summer Hats of. hairbraid and silk com- binations—all trimmed in flowers, ribbons or novelties: in ao Se Se oa * Spam Fppuath we ak gues ‘an GAM Sa URW le enty NEE j erm rhe -_ a Dotons tee m as epee gy MN pa . ate aide laa tak ae eh Me awed ‘ x on or pee ta pews oases “* 7 ny oe ool fom ot ass) Shey z I eh Geet aay Pion RR tp tl Si he ; Sa aR ed a ie et ee iy oO he nggeealek a eka “ : vg SS api seas it i ih a aa Ba itt Rabon, Mt , es pag i phe ? . oe ~e wre Ee ee Fee pares ER RSA RI! RRR ET ee 1 OR RE EN RE SF oe 2 eS a We 1s igh Pee ENTS ag i ae See Ride Bry $3 and $3.50 Values....... $9 AA Po ae | og eee | 4 | He A Offering 5000 Yards of Fashionable _— od Th bs et a en ee een = ae ala ie ar ae, Ua ry -“e ma ae ie 4 $ ah" oo agen rig own one @ Girdles of pink brocade and striped mate- aa il ail : ° ° | ~All ao aealie ee | ngeorea tesla Now—At the Height of the Season—A Remarkable Sale of Printed Fabrics attached suppo S Basement Economy Store : Cool and Attractive for Frocks An Assortment of 3600 Imported English z OOO Su mmer Dresses Ya ie soo JC a acMadeeke, taact ae ahs ee ea Drapeptes, “eh ge et ‘ ene " ah. pine ~~. ) a> sp 2 “MD & Rar Nagy — “ ‘ y ©) ilk ei rn ean ~~ bind is pete Ses oe + a ap sb v3 asap Roa iek eo PEE LE NC a si ROS 2 sa aE PMY re Ss tis. Cite jeans ait ste ea Pr * Viger eee, oudge a - = % W ve ot ‘fore oor SRN ge UC el le. J8Z 4 ag ine ay Pole RR onetlin cote isle ay oh mae PA Ae ty Aa na dye: a ape Sal Tae Dr. Butler Anz ° ; Fae Broad cloth Shirts For Women and Misses—Extraordinary Value at.... cantie eee sataleiie eee yates eh ais ae And Bad ot ? me —a LPR peeats® | as : A ever renowned for the exceptional value-giving it affords—and throngs of Basement Economy Sess women and misses should be here Mondav to participate in this event. e Just think of choosing from 2000 garments—in 100 different stvles suitable ying power of the Rt ee! for all occasions—at the surprising price of S&S. Surely everv Summer need would be splendidly filled from this collection—and you'll be highly pleased Union Suits Linoleum | with the charm and workmanship of each garment. Sizes for women and € White, tan ane blue Broad- misses. and extra sizes 46 to 32. 69 to 79c Square cloth Shirts—highly mercer- Values. | Yard is C r Recoming a Real (apitalicet. ized to look and feel like silk. In industry trade as#eciatior h r } ; ae , , , Women's fine-ribbed | ormed (sue neggaliamageneg Dresses of French voile, figured voile, white broad- ees ee Corts Lbheteees te Mibeng formes 4 remcinr L TD ze . - 9 . LU ‘ah WusS, . ~Seaeta' ; tne mad. i>T e ; lar-attached models with bar- cloth, tub silks, rayon, mohpac, pongee and linen styles of madras. Regula peerage By oo ‘ : rel cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17. —in plain colors, stripes and figured patterns, and extra sizes : = Basement Economy Store SS a Basement - “The | i¢ ts p d T : . perrmnma: ind (layton acts Dr tier said a i government pws more centralized UU grows Many Will Anticipate Needs Far Ahead From This Lot of A Remarkable Purchase Brings Highly Advantageous Choice of Gyros we seetul and inetth = gee ‘'s industry. becomes Sn ee a en a a | Re a? med they (i ame te* r= ized it «> becomes m en's$1 to $1.25 mesery prs ae suits | Women’s Wash Dresses |= 2:22: . ee PrP mo man’ i}. Rurtler ‘hing: ¢q Rib t . ott on Sul 1 } “s ' _ . > eink j Cc + ~~ * * ~ 4 et Ji a . : . no ponte es and . ~ Tas — me | rhers a} heginning ~~“ . ,. 5 yp m @Included are semi-fashioned thread silk ’ / 9 ‘ine ; meena and manage banks of ‘hell Hose and ravon-mixed Hose with double lLisle ag . Gey , b. Heople reaiee sae oS ; ‘ ? ’ | 3 , . snion laborer ts tops and reinforced feet; in black, white and Sa, Y= 4 y it age | : ery rea eense a several popular Summer shades; sizes 814 to 10. of the a Ble ee a . Le ° , ’ . . 7 i ita Lim’ if in onvieUus and An Unusual Value in 9x12-F t. | ) Ny | | Teenie rendency. If I were werk: @ An assortment from which many will ea Sa ‘ew York Central , ° . * \ d . Men’s Socks | Women s Hose me: Wenn i os Axminster Rugs choose dresses for the entire Summer } ) rl Mn, i , ‘ so I ven ac a - 4 ee J was tins A= 6 wre PAA BSP SOMA ets ace aN NE oe ¥ Saks. es ee Fe ie ont ‘ bite yl tek ey asp» ae Ba i" aes ier 2) poets aati Seconds of to 44c | Seconds of to Seconds 3 , } ; . = 4-5 ; ‘tk sm les emi-fashionr- season—so wt t} l- wh » > eP Savi seamless fiber Socks | semi-fashioned silk- | seamless, semi-fashio: e€aso = ile are the sa ings in the ralirea@’s man- with ne lisle tops; amd-rayon mixed Hose; ed, mercerized | or cot- afforded. lIwentv-five different stvles — —— 4 # * = _ ae ee | +k wh te > ” . ) ' fr * La ¢ Seconds of S3c and 2%ec Seconds of QC en §%c er? Yiars »f t AaivaiG Mm Lo ermed seconds nese Rugs are in exceé@.ien?t ° ; te > ww ; ‘ money and wine K pe ' mercerized cotton half- seamless, semi-fashion- $1.9 ades fui -fash- condition nd will give the utmost of service and satis- misses 16 to 2 years. of away from the revorution-)| @ Socks or full-length ed thread | er and stilk- lone and in biac! . silk Stockings in brow: m xed Sox lack and nd color: hhte -P * net help. There can be | een ee lawe to prevent ;* Seconds of $ 1 355 89c Rayon | Suitings 25¢ Linene Suitings shee 25e Castellon : | _ $3. 50 Lace Curtains 4 Barder -ewspapers can teH of. The al osshPar Mar l\uisett and col- "st. — = a Curtains y "gs and electrocu’ ions tn all. $2, "s wae oF yard 39¢ on 15c bred dotted Swiss for the making « with plain or Pesce ‘ - ear lace . mir gruesome detail. and we) Grades, Pair. a ' most scall ped edges $2 19 ¢ mil go right on having murders) r t *? > . a . ’ . > * & ‘ : . ; ‘ - - 4 > » ’ _ itings [n sev : rs vory hite. beige Pair a4 ~~ bad ‘ ‘ r - ~ Suitings in puiar °* ’ COLO ( Linene Su ‘ a4 : aah . i2 .iC7 ~O.4 O..onNn bss ‘aa’ = a | Murderers " stripes and checks. 34 See ieain =i a , — , die é, eetsiiieniien Basement Economy : | € Women 3 Oxfords straps and = it yu? aan 4a is S > ai ~~ ; 4 ‘ aid i1@¢s Wi as id -al ‘ Tr J baa . 3 “The ZrO wing emancipation of ; ° — tewde —. | 1 aie a ‘. gress: as st. + sh ' 4 : 1 patent, Satin oa ae 7? ATG i aT i > ‘ ~+~* ‘ ; i ine er from tradition and awe ia flexibie soles and high or low heels tes —- — . ’ to S in the assortment. 200% irs in ioe ame change in our na-' » iife. 600 pairs of men's 730 pairs of Girts’ Cotton eo Pretty Voiles an ‘es surprising to realize how + Mxfords, and one ar iiss ot underwear Cre] Sheer quality Voiles tn red white canras and lualit Voil in red. blue, Bieached nm necks, : ; M ’ ’ twe strapped stries pins white seach biu —" = nanan et ati a ches wide i mill lengths o en M S Paim Beach high ef patent, tan and . tenes eride Weawuires = . ti a — : -m to © « na at an Crane ieee ~ s an oung ens mart : amd low Shees on black tleathere = in ne } —_— 8 en eae ” Agee alg saggy % Deters: : imderwear Se ¥ P Sage ) varitors tiasts; sizes from infants’ i onds of 33c grade ee se e ‘ajo campaigning for sef- , ex ex was predicted that the broken sizes. 6 te misses’ = Basement Econemy Store | Lingerie Cloth | . : oe Rayon Crepe » \ | Summer Suits | =. +. , = . » * % ~ > ’ eh _ - = . y 4 - - . ‘ + ; meet | . 7 . + . 4 a , a. a 1¢@Ff ‘ ‘ ; : : Lite . ‘ - , _ 29 . ‘ . se 7 ' ? : tl _ eS ay " : many pa iii; attern ‘ 76... eects ' n Unusu ero fect. 39c¢ to 48 -~ ! 9c value : ' $1.59 valué, : . . Genuine Oil Duplex values; the yard orgie he yar | nusual - ° ia *« $12.50 Mattresses Window Shades ; Plain Voiles ss —, pes : Value at.. All-Layer Cotton Felt Secoads of $1.25 Geede thot i a oe VAaiU at $1 89 at , ‘$I 39 I5c om. Basement Econemy Store Povey ck eR ane cig Rm HS 2 GBR. Ss Ue is eR ne 3; Spt PEO paren TE oT ~~ * a | 4 - * . ” Pi *< aie Wa ¢ ¥, PA * . —— ae ™ ’ — . j J —e—ey me “a 4 : 4 3 pom on A RD Say ithe y gins ROT A ee be ir: Dg Mg ane yee eae ee a ee pias . - : : * wy Sai 7 Renee: i it; eeuens bee Ci 2 ; ye DM Rana At Se Paras: 4 RR apne <— Rasement Econem y Stere

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incess Slips $1.95 Value $1.59 Women's imported glish cottyn satinay / {n white flesh, black and ‘navy; 4 Rasement ve. Dice of linery OO rbraid and silk bons or com- novelties; in ment Economy Store ‘ , good dea! ed. and ashionable rics or Frocks IC attractive Prints— A wide selection of new 7 y cr °? ; ; rnme iip’t DaAcLlerns., Hasement Lconomy Store inoleum = /9¢ ork Linoleun: erns: in many 4 vds. wide: sec- grade m Basement pus Choice of p of ains .69 uble Praia! ce Curtains h Weave Lace Curtains figured c*e*1} Ate alloped edges $2. 19 eine }’; ement Ee onom> Stere — en’s Smart Suits 85 ade of Palm Beach Ss, checks and mix- Kk’ The Suits are filored. Choice of sand. Sizes 36 to ment Leonomy Store SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulalioh than BOTH other or evening newspapers COMBINED —— eek ee ee ~_— How Iwo Kansas Citians Bought Orient Railroad ~ Continued Irom Page 3B. mittee “ish “Noteholders) Com! ved upon 4 reorganization ghich involved the rai ising 900,000. which would ged the bid, and left $2,009,000 for purchase of equipment In wa port time $2,000,000 Was raised g stroke of i: |-fortune gecurred in the tragic death of Poole s ony daughter. which, coming igeath of his t rostrated him wee large!) dependent | efforts and financial! connections Tyckett wrote that it was a fatal blow. By June 1, $3.900.000 was raised, but the oplion expired As has Deen seen. this $3,90°,000 was more ct de- of $5 sa Sails- have wo As the ‘pe se upon his than the put in, SVnaicate wisted-Kemper plan, } s?' —- Se eT), ii the Histed’s un (s0Vvel English had nothing nrient quite as effective as the practi: business of isted told the English an under- asked for if, however. withdrew.’ Histe +} “The rea! Je lr ifavorable ‘ Tri Nia \ - reasot English Savs, failurg tovsell the Orient k Island, ond, decision of t} and “ the (Court in { decisions « 1974 The ink hefore | , : WaShrit ary rmarnrner + ‘ ‘ cr hla tied} i EO a C.iVvie them draw pi jon) Complaints of Noteholders Over Deal “Made Him ft appeared that if t! d been aware of the real the decision, which emper to reinstitute the case riy this year, to obtain le decision which meant m of $400,000, and an ore than $250,090 11 annu venues. there ht hav heen ifferent storys that this ted the Eneli . Mrmation of e ale. W Hearing came or! ae nature enabled mig Histed ~Perd hen “When they pull me square uy fontinued rthe English se holding the bag fbegan to aroul rot a New look York man took him over erode mule back ov: vat ins in road s incomplete, and I’m sore yet om that ride. We thought we eat him sold Then that fel] throug d we were where w at shows how an to yes. “Tt wasnt until iS} Mexico. where the i. tan‘ OO our November hat we began to canvass Our local Inglish " te Wwe rm: our As a question had e sale. but ouldn ; didn made in. pecause f Kenelish wou!) rood would ‘eady 1 inance ‘IT could draw up COWS ame home be was paper, lad to They lk about J onl, Dr. Butler Analyzes Good And Bad ot Modern Lite Continued From Page 1B. power of ions. They re is very bout this We can he United States sh foreig: policy rminds whether it nt or not r Becoming a Real Capitalist. In ee trade ing formed. These are association in. the making: med they proogd sist. "The | rmarn avn lavton acta *" Ir Miler said “As government rows more bre wasteful in industry. ized it mica! A fun taking place in the’ Amaric: romovement, Dr. Butler beginning , centralized it grows and becomes c! inefficient siso becomes , : ; lamental-and rapid « “Workers are wk of the nies loved. nd and m n Few which the beginni banks are inage people They realize the union laborer a Ver; a sense a pitalist is an obvi and sible tendency | were work- on the New York (Centra Aiiroad I. would Want to bme of its stock and through ¢ part in the railroad's ment "Tnion labor and the whole na- . I think, owe a great debt to late Samue! Gompers, en- uraged unions to tr and and away the revolu that mMan- who collect kept tion- the money who fron gto Recast Aims of Education Here Dr. Butler. going back for Pmhoment to what he had already f about law enforcement, dis- of the Red menace in the fT movement "We always nave m called the ‘lunatic and i fringe.’ he said. ‘‘All at fan do is to punish in it We catch them and keep on ishing them Agitation and fo not help. There varieties of t what Roose- those laws to er, newspapers can Mings and electrocuti s in all ir Eruesome detail, and we | go right on having murders Murderers’ The growing ition from tradition and laws is Permanent change in our na- hal life. lg surprising to realize wer and quietiv it has med.” Dr Rutler said. Men were Campaigning for suf It was predicted that the arty would be thrown into dis- ~’8 confusion. Those ty wrong.” ePmMmANncips predic of the iden who has en- aclive pol cs is 4 er, Dr, eies’s dau t the enormously Miss Sarah gehter. eons of He wel) Sincerity covered own | him te Kile , “ena ti SAT +4 it) ad “Senator Tie ha of uSU ne ns he Vice ction a Always Evokes Respect. ; | Nlair ’ vote for day was six weeks away ir Hale was re-e}: Legislature wh nh Ww ve conviction ron | The } now ledge eur a ~~ Bid) ) 1; ii 4 nt wiv said. . «€ stu: ition, iv ¢ vet Tn lear? ‘ } ° AiL\ ht } fy st had disobeved a 7) e had ignoredé Hale knew the afraid of the publi: that sincerity | ‘anknesSs ot ac \" hose } nO are an 1 f: are alwave 4 rewarded gap betwee \\ hie h he know bridged spread supervised : ore ° = OuUTsSes if) learning ‘Yr }? { work yblem. Dr ine our important’ rn _ non ‘up By star the his { port Subscriptions Obtained in NEW $140 education Dr. Butler said oS AOthing at the ‘ ls happening Ye and Kir's sre ww than ever for Pducation d “Universities na colleges ey = . Pandinz at ae year forced 1 On, '#Way from Colun bia he we hadn bf reve present mo- POW more i tremendous i ‘ ue Wer , i vear {} Matesti he T° Mr. i if New #T} b> rew s have t lett restiveness is a huge No one happe ? ing opposing “When | HEBREW UNIVERSITY PLEDGES United States Announced. ited Press "ORK, June O00 a vear for heen sex l'niversity a permanent endowr Dr. Judah # iiversifv, announced Magnes is departure on the several month qd States Virs ke York lowmel }’ t?*~e chairman like) pe derganding ‘with the 4 his h. as ¥ nay e real | ing from the! inquiries, , hey xrounds.”’ appeal on any ’ Hle Was asked, to revea) his wonderful sy “y +4 P ZX lInanc] i] ecess in indulgwencies fron Interstate Commercs cH and the Treasury “On the plain the Qrient was a that it Husiness te Department proposition public and Was the Keep it in pOSssible.”” he = gaid. and asperityv not at all added: “What Public lands about the other ch the Government Western trunk Whole counties given forgave and lines almost away If thie States. were fsovernment ;debt, it wou! for 1 by =| i ne Orient than it other roads. and ‘them for that. ‘‘Not only that. but commission that the aAhle had to were not oniy re: chance if recover such the secret 7 -» tne mmission that iecessity, Governmeat’s operation if with an characteristic. grants of subsidies ruve the years whole tne whole dn't be doing aANnVY more has done (or asking T showed the isovye the j had in more, and money it lending us 1dditional debt. It was a sition. already was by iiv- ing us ime to old business prop. this a better ody offe ‘I'm not so that | he dec proud of take lared “but not} Why don't offer a better plan if th one? I'd be glad to kicking Kemper put in, ‘it's they lost all into the road, but over the dam. All What we have to do now is Orient out of the hole make it pay expenses, and the Government debt.’ Histed. ‘And It is at least permanent reorgan- the Orient on will be in a real capital, and thea road can be completed.” wouldn't another one. these jectors have They “Of course.’ see are just too bad the thev put money thats Water past to get the iry to pay said do that. towurd a Exactly our plan will a stey ization. If we get its feet, tion to interest then we NOSi- Scarritt to Appeal Decision On Behalf of Investors ors | didn't ‘Hiow abou? nervy inves; reliing their stock at 62 cents on + bh 3 = in . the dollar, while the people \ ho and road have inquired. equipped the the writer which must nderwriters That's the premtum iiways he paid to get 0 furnish amounts fresh Histed are I could capital in replied. to get stood on noteholders lucky have al rights and road tor the stead They’ demanded the price of the bid 'n- tried to let them in cheap get real va for iotes by coming in now than would any other way The notes lost their value vears azo: they didnt through this more lue lose it sale The ioteholders were given un- this month to ‘take ige of. ithe opportuni!tv to Had any “TI understand worth the first of ase stock done xo? about $390,000 bought by Amer noteholders,” said Kemper. He has heen ef Can know who This money tréasury of Stock that is not the buyers were. goes in the new company. sold is placed in . and can be sold to the any of the English ale aiso the the treagsurv pub! Had bought but I said Histed believe ? expired difference. hasn't the time . that makes no said Histed ‘No, indeed: rood money away we 1] never from th no matter how late it Kemper Searritt says he his appeal the new rail captains of the West are going fully ahead with makP a great road which they comes,’ will soon shave perfected Meantime, Middle merrily hope- their plans 10 system of the rail- and bought $° 962.000 of the (;overnment's money and oi, of their Judge ordered clerk of the ur eturn Histed his $13,000 cha own-—— for fhe Tales of Rockefeller Continued From Page 1B. new one. He 10 or 15 min- caddies in obtain the price of a may delay game he assists ine a bal! one be ‘Ss Ww that is lost recovered searching for and if the he obevs the Biblical precedent Dy lost yreatly over the more is found than his caddy vag rejoicing i one over tne dozen new ones in were driven not astra! that of the “put frivial value lot the frequently lares, about to home he was teeing the nro re drives L1LIKS examine rrouna ( rici Oli Gea ‘Yes sir } replied the cadd) InnoKeQg at not until he mw hoa ae Hill was necessary [to a caddy work forest was taken sick, engage An attach 0 he place was told highways and looking heer) the afternoon. > to )6©go forth In the likely boy and engage the ‘ come roul for John D engaged ran home » tell his parents He was to caddy The tation t+ Richest hov's eyes Perhaps ind would o-cent piece people u the lad was ppointmer most destined 1% ee is: He got the union rate ia caddvine afternoon. but he lose 1. cents throughout the had the and was docked 10 carelessness Ts i=) 684) hv those : > . . a ’ misfortune to a ba! for his who wit- *he nessce;] the incident that pne- master eeered quite eit)- ief that he waa do- ; : v, , ne something f the lads troleun cere Own Lity rood when he inflicted a ’ ror his ri 4 ee 27 of pen carelessness Caretaker Gets Even. Veara ro Ff u“ enalthy dealer who owns a little surburhba | . VT. leveland a+ the edge of ¢ lent gardener who had formerly lived Rockefeller’s Forest rant When this gardener moved location, with all] his le; keg golf sticks The golf hornyv-handed uriosity. of the new if resi: fo his new persona! € OF f sn many sticks in the possession f , Irish laborer of rs excite } the wondered his for lawn emp over lie gardener also croquet ‘Where id Vou ome b’ these - mq nicked ‘em up when Forest Hill,” was wth went in tennis and uired . tt. ed rep 4 Did Mr +} err * ° own ‘We ied the Irishr for spite. At Forest Hi ckens and "3 orten rep! Mr. Rockefeller’s chi own f i gether kens were loose tu- Whenever they wanted a to kill fo the Roc kefeller's d denta!) | | , tJ 4s rtheless an ty e Rockefellers were alert down iyS more than ordinarily keep household +) expenses 1@ minimun Anything borderi, 1} SO abhorrent QO > o | Rockefeller mind ‘SS1ONT). iis cost ving et PTest econorn): i@sts who have li} have marve! ? . things to Pal lit cannot a4 Washerwoman wh. ngaged to the aay come and rej Kefeller liner she vi. ; . eceliye meth ing like have her vening she > i ’ ‘Ss toil and food ¢ >} ’ Liie y ot ‘ " 1 ; . 7 4 ! he unbusi- ness |} 4 test EFlving ngement pro- her Per- of the Ou CON to a col- the head donatio ‘ue. but 4. + le» " ‘amily think Woman Pays Own ure. nt societv woman le , : iis of heing on a street noon many Vvears it eO ) > 1] . Cor kefeller. W hi ed to take the ler. The con his fares an SeH ft quarter. took back feller looked rotioned LO fhe etaker tei; % ckefe! lesson 0O vou. obser, edd iv. } t} s oe if never that + assume paasenger nex for two people less he ve Rockefellé and the won n Pushin U } } rtaoiy got her of her purse Charlies J. Brand Resigns. th A SeOClaATed WASHINGTON Jur J. Brand Preas marketing spe rernent? ,¢ Agri- 7 | pres ed today te ecome ary of the Nat ional tie has cee rye hy Fertilizer Ags been connected futures acts, the road pay *he that is | | | | | | and You, leoa & Tomorrow, Monday, will be the outstanding feature of this sale. quality and variety to place at your disposal. with dispatch and satisfaction. new values and new savings. Men’s Summer Pants - 9738 09 &1.49 _ Boys’ Summer Pants t} and os pal VU“ Serh years Oke. C oO veurs ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — Se ee a es =" BROADWAY a - — ‘ST. aes. Bw awe * : : be ** ~ FS : , BARGAIN @CE + WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS ER ea - a Oe. « - 3 a» THDAY SALE} begins our 52d Birthday Sale. Quality merchandise, remarkably low prices, The markets have been combed for merchandise of Our forces and facilities are organized to serve you Read our daily advertisements—in these you'll find new surprises, Come early, Monday. Men’s $1 Chambray WORK SHIRTS Special, 2 for Extra tatlorerl very full throughout Ly: namo brand Two al) perfect; nizes 14 to 17° customer well and ewt » ckets. Lamit a READ THESE 52d BIRTHDAY SPECIALS NO MAIL OR P HONE ORDERS 7Sc Floral Voiles Oe oe 25c va a} Yard-wide Percales. in @&@ scom of good light i dar! 1t and dark atyles full-holt goods: yard ' S59c PONGEES Yard - wide silk 39 79c BROADCLOTHS Striking patterne in the new broad stripes Surnmer shades: mill lenmths: at, a yard Ree gs >, e Aira he avy Tout Tig tr! M amelsi eli: y { ilps i ‘usehonid i}se se full. eal ‘ {ij ’ i ° ‘ «4 30c Pillow Tubing 36 inches wide: fine waailty bleached Pi lh T ubing: mak ee i DB mixed tussah Pon- 19c SATEENS zee in the natural Fine weave. unfinish- 10 39c SUITINGS Yard - wide. fine round thread cotton linene Suit- ings in all plain ecolors— good mill — C a vard obi , a? $1.00 RAYONS Yard-w an ; new i trous ’ at Ravons in) sar PoOp- ular stripe de- Signs : Va! elips " pee way out of ‘ust | vard; without side ef aly) - Wonderful lot of beautiful heavy al)l- 7 aR Silk flat Crepes . in the best yard Summer shades 50c SATINETTES Yard-wide, fine shad- ow atripe cotton SAMPLES OF Boys’ Wash Suits e neat con- olors lies and $1.50, Boys’ —- In stiefel blue striped denim; strong and well —-6§9 89c | House Aprons 5(c made. All sizes 89c Gowns Dainty white — Ag sook cream color: ball patterns 5c VAL. LACES at, a three-quarter Special. 1 (jc Men’ 's $I. 50 ig Shirts yt ‘ porte ‘ 7 ad ‘ , '} 1 ty tii stamped Nigh gowns, in several Men's 50c Silk and Fiber Hose Very vee a)! ter: assorted 1134. Special good qua ~; , _ pure silk pa in pairs a yard washable tub Ecru Val. Laces in 1 2 >€ Vara , _ length; also 2—Men’s 19c Union Suits light tan ed cotton Sateen in $2 SILK PRINTS radium printed dainty diamond Children’s 25c Sox plain Athletic style. in chetked nain Sook or knit undergarmen ST with short sleeves, ankle length shades. good iengths; The newest dot and 39 *T a silks; a yard... mesh patterns Fancy color tops in one-half and Sizes All sizes. 2 for Women's $1 sil and Fiber Hose imited ae ry’ - ear l¢ ‘ i sul ’ rs s ‘ be ) ; - . 7 on aii pe | ! ' ‘3 1 attracti ve epee: At, each. $1.00 OIL SHADES Special oj] Opaque Window Shades: size 26x7 inches. aannetnd colors: mili seconds: each ‘SHOES hen For Monday we offer many of our regular lines of women’s $3 to $5 low Shoes at $1.95. Not all sizes in every style but you'll find all sizes in the lot. pairs, patents, latn rds BOYS” £1.50 SCOOTER S— Monday ‘ _ ‘ ay ier special, can- $1.00 WHITE LOW SHOES and r’ W OTTIe! $2.95, $2.48. $1.98 and giris: clean, Girls’ baw Low Shoes A Boys’ $3.50 Shoes it ee Coxforcbs $ 98 | | “hoice of Cmxfords and high§ 45 th - iT patents a ee | iD a K or tan |@€4 + ? ’ lers S ers all ‘well known brands ; _— —_—_—_ —— ECORDS o at a Don’t fail to hear these latest hits {0-Inch Double-Disc Records “Don't Butter- “Oh! “Cheating.” “Farewell,” “wwanee Patrol,” Tonight Bring tanrtu, fly.” “Hawaiian hHiow T Miss You 29c Each Aiso Matron Styles $1.50 HOLLAND SHADES Special blue’ Holland window Shades. 36x84 inches come with 1 Pave scalloped and heavy lion fringe: every Here Monday—Our one new and »per- fect ach Satinettes in dainty shades 10c Handkerchiefs quality hemstitched white cambric \ splendid C bargain. ,beeée ea Fine-ec mbed serviceable Hose, with reinforced heela and toes: assorted C colors: sizes 10 to I1L'y. Special, 4 paire........«. ’ Women’s 79c¢ Union Sults Neatly trimmed in ern All atyles im sizes 36 to 50c Door Rugs 1000 Japanese Grass Rugs, size 14236 me . tdeal for doer mats; beautiful stenel borders: blue, brown, xreen, ete. each af 52d Birthday light underwear About 2000 men's very good Hiandkerahiefs. 5 4 Prs. Men’s (9c Sox ys “op. Inches Silk Dresses: Not All 2 $ Each Style for Frocks of satin Canton and fascinating variety of styles, in every fashion of Summer noon and street wear and a more elaborate that may few Frocks fiat crepe i cluding nearly > after- that are a bit 7 a serve for parties. et CRP ia Extra special event we crepe de chine, figured Frocks that are sure to ttractively cool Sizes 36 to 46 hor this crepe, mer MONDAY HAT BARGAINS Tapestries folia g e For Midsummer np ad le Wear Ors; per Oc SOLD ONLY W FREE! Values 1000 Sample Hats All the Latest Hits on 88-Note Srinamed hints ore, U tfrimme WORD MUSIC ROLLS an ester ‘Alabamy'”™ ‘‘Paradise Valley ‘Be My Pal, ‘Farewell, Bound, A great bargnin. EXTRA SPECIAL ; th bt SHAT seer ” ) { intald Linoleum Sani reugh Spor t one-day i Vail i? liats iiats; all Sall- atyles, pair 8. 1) Filet met ham Lae Cut > i am) ; giz 2? (war gain $50 Sea miess ee $3 “ $50 s mm of tong -ptle Seam poe Axminster Rugs. ese miz. $O special, only ~~ ee ee oe er nee ate Fale 5 Al AI RAT cot oye een ee ee n . at tS “BO SE A I RR = — eR SN RE a, a NN ETN ly Ee re eh AER eee are « —e +s beatae ae, oe

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S es . ‘ 4 7 - » o 2 At RS. Sip lat Oe Mag Bis ES ne) md vee ee eee ee ke ; =e os ke, send abba ote 4 ee Gat set ee —_ tegen tyes Ls nes geen 2 Pisfy Oo t . lub 91.LUUIS PUST-DISPATCH i he he Dae POST-DISPAICH alone hus MORE CILY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED reOPES UNTIL A Tw GROCER ROBBED "PalmBeach fair OF $950 DRAWN TO Sues (154 PAV HELA Herman Walbrink, 1342 Hebert Street, Had Just $9-50ro SED Returned From Bank With the Money. SAVE HALF or MORE Summer Coats, $1 to $4 $212 OBTAINED IN P von ANOTHER HOLDUP Amount Taken From Deco- rating Establishment — Thieves’ Auto Stalls, They Seize Passing Ma- chine. Hew. Tailor-made Mohair or Tropica! Wor- sted or Cassimere Suits as lew as $10.75 trea flew, Teller-made Mohair or Tropical Wer- ©. on: auto sialls.: They Com- ded Nol-Called-icr $13. 50 — mandeer Another. Used, Like New, Palm Beach or Mohair they had planned to escape st $1.50 ‘s $6.50 ee robbs ) PANTS New Khaki Pants... 75c New Work Pants... .95c New Cassi. Pants. $1.95 New Serge Pants. $2.95 Featherw’ ght Pants, $2.95 New, Tailor-Made, Pure Worsted or Cassi. Not- Calied-for Pants. $3.95 Summer Coats, $1 to $4 SAVE HALF or MORE 1012 N. GRAND GRAND. PAGE. HODIAMONT AND BUS KEEP POSTED regarding the REALTY MARKALT and learn the advantageous claims of BUYING e been stolen from the garage * 6175 Westmil LOTIIe Frank Nimicht ) nhaited ame ore red out of the car nay ‘ a ee 7 " r S a | un) drove byiin which the thieves drove away./of M. A. Ne son a . - © = . tae .% | ~ —. - . , r ) Fie ¥ n Pasi ta r discovered oister piace Starck? Piano Sale| - 1018 OLIVE ST. : — Open Evenings PRICES CUT TO ROCK BOTTOM You can’t afford to wait. Call at once. Wonderful # Slightly I «ed ‘,rand Your Old Masical Inr- | Pianos, apartment aize; 4 hich-crade used playr- Wilt Be Aceepte!l 4t ] penuriftul er - piano, mahogany s . © ion late design. looks 265 Full Present Cash | in tone; as First Pay- reduced to as low a« like new Value Pay #2. 00 Per nage ment. Pay $2. 50 Per Week luded j this reduced price piano sale are 1 = a Sg a onal at ou! finest Slightir Used and TU sed Grand, Upright and “+ fe thee, — _— - * ae: Bs . Pianos. +{ ‘e- Of beautiful mahogany, extra fancy wa! special reduced prices—pri:ces 7 t n fine plano ne nut and genuine oak “ases in the newest designs. Come player-planos are yn tin a! ywer tna! in and see and Rear these wonderful instruments at once : ' Easy payments to suit. Q sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Player-Piano .. $187 Upright Piano $ 47 Grand Piano Player-Piano . 495 Upright Piano aw Grand Piano Player-Piano 345 Upright Piano 137 Grand Piano ae Pay $2.00 Per Week Pay $1.00 Per Week Pay $2.50 Per Week | STARCK PIANOS | 8 A. S} k qa; Gn = , (ess oe ogg er Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos 1018 OLIVE ST. (S. E. Cor. 11th) St. Louis OPEN EVENINGS eee strument er lindio “ ) ‘ oe mee » ee will: find at Jaecard’s a selec Rings that combines the distinet the fashionable as well as a c¢ ag te tion in value, mnerit and price. On plays particularly suggest wifts for sions as well as Rings for persona! _ ~~, | Pali : —* - A » - ) WoPey 7 - y ae —“ The Ring above 1s fash- ioned of four aquama- rines of exceptionally rich blue-green specially eut to square when mounted to gether. The eenter spon sors a tine white dia- mond. The mounting white gold fi Priced riceq— A Navette Aquama: Solitaire - blue-green mounted in gold filigree Priced Jaccards Exciaswe Jewelery LOCUST et NINTH Vail Inquiries Cordially lnorled ‘ RAREST AREAS TRIER ee EST ABL [SHI 2D, 1850 DIAMOND IU 5 31L EE YE AR- Le ee ee - ee > Fashionably Cool for Summer Still On—Our Semi-Annual Women’s Clocked June Sale of _All- — ree Hair Goods — Ton oY s ry Article in Stock ie luded Without Rese ee Note the Savings Regularly $1.95 Regularly $17.95 Now SLA Now S13.47 Regularly $5.95 Regularly $24.95 Now S4.47 Now SIS.72 Regularly $9.95 Regularly $34.95 Now S747 Now 826.22 ! . : rey ts All Sophia Totlet Preparations at si P. S.—For Hosiery of merit and - Shbiietatons ‘eee beauty of ere at price-rightness— Permanent Wave, entire head, $15 Vandervoort’s. Beauty Shop—Third Floor r $22. 50 Oscillating Fan 5184 QU [ET running Fan with all brass blades, light ae welght and hand- somely finished. Runs » hours at the cost of , ¢*ea vy)? as . $2.50 Electric Curler $15 Electric $795 Sewing Machine Motor S$] J .# with = each three speed y attach , anv ROY AL ry). eehyy ) ga ‘ é 2 ’ He mhachine. Standard Cleaner Bowl Frosted : Jown and Bulbs Balance mt Monthly Call Olive 7500 for a Free trial in your home. PS —A number of used Cleaners are priced at $10 te $30. Seme are practically new -Downsta | EEE RES GT OR EERE sizes Serend wines Voile Teddy 3iw$4 Riwoomers. elastie. knee. all shades — Pillowcases FOO; 1a. te oe to }=¢ P|} vcases Sy s0$4 Main Floor Bese op dower hed = 7 7 specia for iar $4 || (Main Fleer) 4 Yards Broadcloth a 4 — ; Broedc oth tn 4 Yards i$ 1 for St. 50 Silks Printed aa Soe Vous ~~ “34 ||sve§4 3 Union Suits 3 for $4 : . 4 a ft e : 4 ice 5 Pairs Children’s 6 Pairs ’s Hose Fiber Hese D Prs, +4 6 Prs. 9] Underwear Bfor sq a? 2 Union Underwear Suits for $4 3 Tor 1 1? “ule Walsta, nd emt trimmed. slightly s-tled °d 90c Terry Cloth 2 Yds. 9 Bed fil Opaque Pillows Snaaee 2 for $4 2 lor *1 ra Deags [4 i 2a - 4 ‘PART FOUR. Two Out-of-Te W eddings of Of Interest Miss Marjorie Wolff Bride in Chicago Curtis Eaton Mz Cambridge — T u Thomas Ceremony ust to Be in New Jee: reputafion as a bridal ing upheid, for last weei ws weddings and arnoténcements others Some of them, to de su of-town affairs in which the pring Louisans, but the interest was f they attracted a number of sf. Le Among them was that of Helen Wolft. daughter of Mr. az bert W. Wolff of Chicago, anc Ha tleman, also of Chicago, which Tuesday evening in the Fourth Church of that city. The bride ate of Mary Institute, and with made her home here until abow aco. She cempleted her educati Castie School, Tarrytown-o1-Hud¢ and made her debut in Chicago, ghe traveled abroad for some tim frequentiy visited in St. .#uls bridesmaid at the wedding cf Mi Scot, and Theodore Mitchell Wall ago The second St. Louls zirl family to plan an August wed Bast {is Miss Mary Hunt Turner Mr. and Mrs. T. Fitzhugh ‘wurst Lindell boulevard She has cho the ats » of her marriage to Felix New York. The ceremony will b in the Grace Episcopal Church oe in fhe presence of members of tI ilies There will be no attend Turner will depart July 13 for join her daughter, who has live the last year. and Mr. and Mrs. Cogswell of Williamsport, [fa.. sister of the bride; Mrs. Alfred Dayton mother of the brid his brother-tn-law and sister. M Mead, also of Dayton. will co te for the ceremony Mr. Thomas and his bride w 12 for a eruise to the West Indi make their home in New York. Thursday afterncon in Camb Miss Mary Isabella Sauveur, 4d ‘'rof. Albert Sauveur of Harvard nd Mr¥. Sauveur, became th- brid is Eaton, son of Mr. aid Eaton of $9 Vandeventer place ony was performed in Apvsileton PAPE CPECEBF An Ae SP OLL OP OROM G, ‘x GY, ‘the, o4 7 ~ NAAN NOONAN AMT LLA

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Attraction. | Bloomers 3 for $4 Women's °Trepe Bloomers Clastie knee, all. shades. Second Floor. Gowns 2 for$4 Women's “Tepe (,O08NS { ‘ll gtze all shades : ~d_ Floor. en 9 Summer Sulte regu- Brace mercere- ‘ “ ‘ SOCKS Or COle crade Waists res. Wea sts pe shehtiy “d WPloor. | Dresses 2 for noe : attr Volt? gandie and pe ‘ pian colors aid ‘tare y ks ~ to Seeond Ploor 14 second Floor. t join her » Cogswell Bister of the — Dayton, O., ® his brother-in-law and asement CHILDREN'S Dresses a. uslin sePartiy 2 ‘34 Shirts Mens blue cham- Shirts era y u ork th Value, for : ' Mead, a ie for the make th ai > and Mrs. D PANEL CURTAINS a. neatly scalloped with full length and hint 7. for Monday's selling PANEL CURTAINS Bg Nice selection of Nottingharn and fi ‘et wees | —— Bf peng CURTAINS mt quality Cur- tai a Me vatly acailoped with id wedth a ine h eilk fringe 50 erceptional val $3.50 ue. Monday, oF] «AXMINSTER S| __ rues Smith's. in eta - C ferns Special : for Monday only of pretty in floral pat- ' C price DERs- lexander selection 4ja!vanized large No. 2 naive * ill ho “a of hese ’ $1. 19 69c San >> dy >> >>> >> >>> >>> >>> >>> > >>> >>> >>>. > WOH: Oohen ee A A (Uli? ii ‘Y qe SESS SHES SEER EES on MMMM lll srras eaten ieanesneanenitaseeeel (Ld hhh ae Ot Yj qc» Yt 00494 YY YY Za eer Ze Ui; Zo : 47/7/77 Ye UMMM lle L | ~ sg | 4 wee Vea “Yl i / diy, Li wnt J. ZH. gy jo C D Vl ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “jag ey Z Yj Cag: Yy iy Ae YY Wh fyjp/ i Y : v7 Yy Ys , YYyfy ty sf. Yyy YY i Ys Yj ML NAN LL osetia ee LLM - VOLS. VUILTOLPLYLLOLETLTSEELEELOLEEE. CLULASSIIOTITTSESESAAEEELTILALIESELDEDELLLLLLLLLELELEELEESLOLLLIDSOLLEELLOSLLLLLLLELTLLLEIELELETODULSLELOLLLOLLEDLELELELLELEN AMA VOISTSESOUSTSITOESGEAL DA. Sn —s -_--—— ee ee — VOIMIOESSESOTIESIOTL AAMAS A ee ee oe toh “UY; Yyivyyyy OIG. Yon Figg’: lp ex : L LA i ic a hidedakig TL deka pes ey RS BPS co Sem ttt stint Yo Yb Yb Ws JUNE 14, 1925. —. FOUR. j Tee — | Weddings of Week Of Interest Here | Miss Marjorie Wolff Becomes Bride in Chicago — George Curtis Eaton Married at Cambridge — Turner- Thomas Ceremony in Aug- ust to Be in New York. é UNE’S reputation as a bridal month is be- Ji upheld, for last weei was filled with® weddings and arnotncements of plans for others of them, to be sure, were out- of-town affairs in which the principals are St. Louisans, but the interest wus felt here, and they attracted a number of st. Louis guests. Among them was that of Miss Marjorie Helen Wolft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her- bert W. Wolff of Chicago, and Halford H. hit- Chicago, which took place Fourth Presbyterian Some tleman, also of Tuesday evening in the Church of that city. The bride is a gradu- ate of Mary Institute, and with her family, made her home here until wbout five years ago. She completed her education at the Castie School, Tarrytown-on-Hudson, N. Y., and made after which ghe traveled abroad for some frequently in St. woulis and was a bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Katherine Scot, and Theodore Mitchell Wall a few years ago. The second St. her debut in Chicago. time. She has Visited Louis zirl of prominent family to plan an August wedding in the Bast is Miss Mary Hunt Turtuer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Fitzhugh ‘iurner of 4943 Lindell boulevard. She has chosen Aug. as the date of her marriage to Felix Thomas of New York. The ceremony will be performed in the Grace Episcopal Church of that ity, in the presence of members of the two fam- ilies. There will be no attendants. Mrs. Turner will depart July 13 for the East to daughter, who has lived there for the last year, and Mr. and Mrs. Montrevi! Of Williamsport, Pa., the latter a bride; Mrs. Alfred Thomas of mother of the hridegroom, and sister, Mr. and Mrs. lso of Dayton, will 0 to New York ceremony. Mr. Thomas and his bride will sail Aug. 12 for a cruise to the West Indies, and will in New York. afternoon in Cambridge, Mass., Miss Mary Isabella sauveur, daughter of Prof. Albert Sauveur of Harvard University, Sauveur, became th» bride of Geore Curtis Eaton, son of Mr: aid Mrs. Francis G. Eaton of 80 Vandeventer place. The cere Meny was performed in Appleton Chapel on gee S44 fs SLIEESSSSS Ubiy.gYff- 4, Ves Cth ’ 4 FA ” Py “tp eir home Thursday fla = WN => A es _ hei et > DBD IDA . a er 4 » penne ee: “ny - ico a reecccosccsscc covey, “Ny Vttyy, by Ps Se nna MRS. HALFORD H. KITTLEMAN of Chicago, formerly Miss Marjorie Wolff, daugh- y tr of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wolff. formerly of St. a YN itiyyyy, i tte a ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING. ‘PAGES 1—20, —E eeteeneeeea ee cate et —- ati "GY OLILISISSSSIET ELL le FAPPPPEPOPEPEREPPEEPPEPPEPMEBELECHESFEEBFEMABFEES SAIPPEPPEPFEPEAEES, _ AY SUPPITPEFPEDEEPEEEEPBEEMEBEEEAEEELA EEE —cniianaiitaibiinaliansemaitieninaa an we IM \ } a : ‘ es we . y 4 ; 3+ aR ON MOH AANA ANANNATTAATARAAAATEEERAANAAAEAAAAAAN ~ 7 NY ba potent entre stl LYS 4 “Wy ee 4 5 F os = Uy Uy, Cs srr yj oneerene ton 7 %” te . . Tomes : Be Pin. RR GY S4OBPOE ¢ UPR VERO CECE wt « w . e ee re ee WS for the ceremony. ‘a r a W olff-Kittleman SLA ABTS SPB SS wedding in Chi- cago the decorated in shaded palms and spring with an aisle for the bridal party of tall candelabra filled with tapers as an unusual note. kor the ROO HAD. SSS church was =4 flowers. MMM Ww Mo WH SRR . Wr. The ceremony was lb Continued on Next Page. SHINN ANNA TANNA \S “ty, “ty aga fll _ Vy, N \ ‘ —) fey AS ‘\ SS NN \) MRS. CHARLES McEWAN AVERY, who was, until yester- day, Miss Virginia Crossen. —Schweig. 7 , . .* NNAAAAAAAASAANASS * AW ~~. NANA ws y YH ’ ’ OOS > \ Shewneenes = MQ’AAN ae . See seam cake ee SS IY \ % g Z 7 Z Uy, SS a. Ws YY . s\ . rs Ss WK \ “ga les Ys, ee OP ea Sas \ SSSVSS Sew eeeagna, \ ms . SSO NY N “Kk rN . SN MAY Sean ee \ imal Y * Z’“Z ZY: G4. A thy: 2 2 » ee QrsSSSVAA S ae " PRION . . >. + >. SSSI SO SSD \ SSS *eeena SSS RS RY SAN Ny SQ SS \ N \) WY . As .) - » > >” «* e e* ww SS “ty Sag a3 eee: oft s apt aieag es Lys so Sas ij eceseresef Sip rrincocesrrsasesened hate “Nyy vr res ptt SAFE a FTL formerly Miss Dor- othy Zerweck. Her wedding took place last week. ~ \ MAW VVdiXBKWHHdwqoOE_dA O Kd IIH sees .e% ue >. .s azarae dr ee cc ee ere Ae eX A? oo SSSASSSSALSALS ——_. THE KEYES-SHEPLEY WEDDING PARTY taken after the ceremony June 6. In the group are Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Lawrence Keyes III (Emily Shepley) and Misses Mary Mer- win Shepley, Louise Bemis, Mar- garet Carradine, Alice Scott, Dor- othea Nagel and Katherine Steed- man of St. Louis; Nancy Newell of Cleveland, Claire Childs of Chi- cago, and Emily Keyes, Robina Parker and Ellen Whitehead of New York; Messrs. James Sieber- ling, Royal Holden,Ritzema Perry, John H. Lewis, Albert Lamarche and John Henry Leh, all of New York; Luke Hopkins, George Finney and Eranshaw Cook of Baltimore and Arthur B. Shepley Jr. of St. Louis. —Schwerg. Ee ee ee — ee ee St. Louisans Go to Their Cottages at Eastern Resorts Easthampton, Long _ Island, Cape Cod and Maine Also Popular Among Those De- parting Early for Summer Homes. Louis for the last two weeks, is slowly but surely driving society to its summer haunts. Each day the groups of travelers grow larger until the city bids fair to be de- serted by most of the prominent families which make for the most social life before the summer is started. Easthampton, on Long Island, New York, has sprung into popularity with St. Lotisans. On Wednesday a private car leaving here took Mrs. I. D. Kelley of 35 Portland place, and her children, and her brother-in-law and sis- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Birch Oliver Mahaffey and their family, to that resort, where Dr. Kelley will join them later. Early in July Mrs. reorge R. Wendling and her family will join Mrs. Brown-O'Fallon at Easthampton, where they have taken a cottage together for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bascom of Portland place, also have a cottage there and will leave St. Louis June 27. The Cape Cod resorts will have their quota of local society. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Hitchcock will spend the summer there, as will Nats hong Miss Anne and Mary, who have been in the East at college all win- ter and their son, Henry, a freshman at Yale. M:. and Mrs. Hitchcock are now in New Haven, where they are attending the thirty- fifth reunion of Mr. Hitchcock's class at Yale. Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Love, Miss Martha Love and Mr. and Mrs. James,H. Wear and their children, will occupy their cottage at Biddeford Pool, Me., as will Mr. and Mrs, Thomas S. McPheeters and Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Jackson Lindsay. They will depart June 25. «Miss Love will attend school in Filor- ence next winter. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Davis, and their daughter, Miss Alita; Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Davis and family and Mr. and Mrs. George S. Tiffany and their children will be at Isles- boro, Me., where they have*summer homes. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hunt Turner Jr., and their Miss Lucy, will spend the month Algonquin Park, Canada, while Te heat wave which has hovered over St. daughter, of August in Continued on Next Page. Gp COUEIRE SSEESESS MRS. HARRY LESTER LONG, WH SS ADAPADAASAN SSN —Kandeler WN . *s* AN = Mae. WS SSS SS ee ee es eeas os* ALAA S =. 7 — ——" . >% —_....5 5 5 sWaee ss eue acc eo eo AD XS ace e & % & SSS AOC «1... qa u&% SVR A LER EE OE CEES OCW EE ees Cw eH ewe ween ee ewe eee ee wees Wew wee wet ew cee — Te SCVETL CEL AOL OWA EK irvcaucneuReaR & ~*~ ~ au & iu & i SSS eyns »*s i ee ™ * es «* ~ 44s SPEEA FELEOF Vttp yy. peaiiisiiite o000 Wy, eteseseanat aan yy, °F “lnpypyyyyyyyypptlle MISS JESSIE CARR. who, with her moiher, Mrs. Peyton i. warr Jr., has gone to Hyannisport, Mass., for the sum- mer. ~—K andeler ‘ 4 port, Me., to remain until fall. MRS. LOYAL L. LEONARD. She will depart next month for Kennebunk- —Ashen- Brenner. October. WM ddallllllldlli; % YG Coffe WLI1U0IT7%) eeepen nr =: tte meen aaaaameaaaaaaae, ¢ “y oh x NUNAAANNANNNAAATAANNNAMAAAAIMAAAAMNR_AAVANANNNIANAINId-d-d-AGA.AFAEAEA_iwAOkAWUT_WOWMVM_A_A_AQ_A-gOQ8qwIiy WDD DIHIH *s MISS HELEN LEAHY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David P. They will sail for Europe July 4, returning in } 6 rele I te te TAN aN Neel . A AR Dn ARBRE target ee RE, Deceit etie eedie e e ee | nee a 1 oy oar Se on F « crave AN ee Cty EES on MEER RNeRES cea ees ms ee ed

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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14. 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 91. Lut ST-OiSPAI LA ST..LOUISANS GO TO style with flounces of point a’Alen. | nex ‘conn Sean a DETROIT ees CINCINNATI = - ee niffon-lined court! ¢ IR COT TAGES AT tein bordered with lace ¢ — a | > DioOssomMms and sne Continued from Preceding Page. [og ce ne i. Shed a oh Vonday ’ Offering another daughter, Miss Margaret. se Sg . ' | e 4 Sj - valle ception foll tthe; & ; Sir Individual with Misses Mary Lemon and “olff home. ° -e the music wa ; A CLD Store Hours | | S ‘ Katherine Sipple and Miss Carolyn | played by a string § pots sit “9 : 8:30 ta 5 P.M. | : ; Dress Shops ee ee SO OR S rench in Sheri-) “Kittleman have gone te 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Strth St. dan, Wro. : . aga eS « ce eal M _— ten then Ba CN y fe Miss Lauralouise Price, da: of _ se Mrs. Vinecen: ee ' _— : | a : + te e of | : : : ‘ay b d? CU h In B CO) e of 6329 Forsythe boulevard, de a a 1 Kittleman. Hi a . Will Be Great : - heals | Permane motor for Amherstburs f(inta Oi. ne ft 1 * pride, ] ludadeq ’ . where the Frice fami : ‘ * tne 4 msmen. S 4 ” : And All ()t her Brae mons afecten SC are erin id-Summer Dresses \i\ .. Prices mother. has gone by tra pee me ae Page t O OOO CW : c Summer calls for es and Mr. and Mr Price % oi taine ! the bride prior , _e el in sty 3 : 2 ere Mr. und Mrs. Cary | and in all that Is net de Mias Frances Coll: ri Mrs. James Leav- : : 44 ple xion, nails of Mrs. H. Blaksiey ¢ in f.50/¢ vi James Tully, Mr. and Mts ' Four of | Fi we offer skilled services. Portland place, has gone to Phil-| LeRoy Kramer, Mr. and Mrs. De- | | . ee re ——— — : . —_—_— ———= . adeiphia for ~~ cai onthe \ige | Wite _ rid al d Mr and mrs. Wal- ‘ 2p te 3 neh 2 24 Soy ne ae | > : “ “ - a es ty a eee “ : “Big if war oa: *s . ast’ , Sig 2 - oe . " 4 Whole Hea Cora McElroy of Albany, N. Y.,}! utledge, all former St. Louis- Pads A St AS Sp a ee eins oe ee ee SS ee who was her accompanied | 4n: rie TOR cen ie as ae Png oe : a ag oe ee f era P exper. = her East | ll cathedral candles and arches # at Nahas “pecan Meee SS , 4 x tee Ey Bat re ILK FROCKS THAT ARE en a = Miss Trimble Hoblitz '. GAa&UEo- lof roses vainst the low-spreading s ‘ yo + P ey . es . 3 , dis aa 9 4 _ - | TUBBED ON MONDAY! | : ter of Mrs. George K. Hoblitzeile | pranche huge hemlock aS eee? CS ae ng 4 Me Fog es Me, Sn? +. es asenne and es hone ine & : = hers he We have created a new stand- 1 . Other Bea Dorothy Achilles who has been vis- | riful garden wedding yesterday eve-| §& pe ie — ) ) a ————————— ard of dress value with these lovely } in her for several we a ning at the hon f r. and Mrs. fae | pee ;\ _y = att Sage oF : : 7 iol 1a : 4 ee scanria hs ee ei rae ee | : ix | : es en tub silk Frocks. Besides the tub : alp Treatments n DOA UTIBUL, she Oe, ee ss¢ n ster t , wee “a \ Bee, on . . : , F Wen Treatment Miss Hoblitzelle wil! be Miss Achil- | Their daughter. Miss Virginia Cros- ay A Kk St A et i: * m4 2 4 oe silks which come in daring stripe ' weer o>: I teas de cig Fe ne wie ruth Croe IAS) BSA en } | ‘ac ay ee effects the selection includes fou- B Women's Barber 7a; mene Sieanc -o Isen, the bride's sister, was her sole bi i\\ pe = =e ae ) , BOK Poa MOR a lards, pongees and broadcloths. Horse Barber Attractive straightline modes and — es “ , — and twpe « ae aan ee Pa RE Rapa ‘ » , : Sin ain ity Re Hing ile > ey agerteg FP am : Rote” s His Care opie ee OEM Let fir pe y ‘% ase ag! wh aig Dit 2 dee Px ee nay GAD AP ss, cerita of wey ‘ & ve) i ae = - 7 ee ‘ fgg Te, Pepe thee fy, ber Ste Se me 5 oa Sy than. ualabie Lam aicen + me ‘ee B87? Se. BiB 47 f » yee as) eee ay ae By a 4 r ee Oe ee a oe Th Sena: sugttines - Saag eae PT all oT f Ae paar he tion plicit, BE mae: ’ ‘= ae a HY aNdily BP petite cle RAS] Pegs oats as es Miia 2 tm rot he DRAM aS Nar Rane s PR EN LEY «to Wy ide Sh¢ . ‘4 Sri Ms Pe rape: o thas yt Vingk mR x ae od Boe mot ~e er ee 2 Ay ae 8 4 aS tate ' od ps - SOT Bd J , * . : — aah ing thy wm rly ~- RE ee SG ane, eae 1% iat RRC ck Pte Bx aavrtlinigs% och aaa Aad bo . im sai 9 . : . . es : . . x 7 ene? be Sill a % Sieh seman _ » a on ‘ Fiat , - 4 “ ad ~ jes - os: gn’ 3. halt Wyss , ues D a * PAE as ee ~ Hay es og RAY 4 Geen gs 828 oo" TEs - eet Stee eee corre Ta , 7 ‘ ree ) oe ‘ eee Ss iy 5 . . a c ae 3 ~~ an Bs i as “ n P ’ i aN ARS “SY “3 fe RA ON kneel ea MRE tac Ea NE Ra ctlad to a OO aor be =f) Scan ottan 3 § Sa : “ae . Bb rane a A petre ee ee Peters AED aah ® 3 POWs A onagtAL he ob Py 7 Louis Armstrong former?! f Ca-1 19 voy women, dressed in white RLINES—ON THE MALIN FLOOR hve Syeree & Baad Nal des al] ge ¢ mtn 5 . Se eaepete i ‘ r ag ls a ee Te ihh ote Say egret Skies 7 qe ee ix ee t 4 CPT a hy > Pullen aiciBes ‘? i KJ Ny Sth t . > 3 : € e% oe : wey : . 28 - 4 > Wes OE hp wd ~ we a ; - Me BD 2 & oes banne avenue 3 = Gaughter, Mrs. J. J ‘Hat The} d the bridal! party from a latticed : ; [uw will return to St. Louis i } bearing SMmiiax ropes, 7 d Ree ei east vp: AOUSS hk Ye RW he ea Cig URGE ed with. huckleberry xp ame eens eet Boa ~ oop vee “eee wear - wy . es - : -* -- . : : yt .\ i} greens. Harold Knight Jr. carried TWO OUT-OF-TOWN a ms the in on a rose-fillied pillow WEDDINGS OF WEEK Rose petals fluttered from the bas- ee tT renen. ine maid of honor was gowned in cream tentinued from Preceding Page. (“hanti! ace over pastel shades of Rev Archibald) peach and green. Her drooping hat nd. aft of im iace was fashioned over aw She carried a ASS gene ctask* at etic i ete JO 3 PMB es Re A MOLES, Uy . ae : q BOS en oe . ya : ane sy om ~~ Ss, eet or en af ee 4 . * ry sas @r an organ recitsi marter of New Ycrk The brid bouquet of Ophelia rosebuds ttendants wore shaded c} he | : of heavy satin carried spr.ng ré maich their gown M rs PO! ose-point | The ng court Tuttle Brokaw, matro f honor,/train, lined wit white georgette Was in blue; Misses Lucille. Han: fell in cascades, caught with orange of Grayling, Mi. Marjorie Me Centinued on Next Pace. Kay of West Brur Misses Geraldine l'unn and | , Se Burne of Chicago. bridesmait./1 T 2 BEBDICK. EXPERT were in orchid, pini vellow anys save | p42 a mA ij green. respect.v>!s ee Belle C iRO and Margrethe Hansor is juni bridesma A« wore pink 7 iffer i + ’ ’ : . e : : ‘ . ai ‘ ‘ “ * 4 - tel : cream lace Chase vote Jeffersen Hete! : Deimar 5700 Mair 4600 The brides zown : Phone for Appointment y my! med in pearls and pet ee ee Pee C r ntsc. : Se i Nt + 5 My ghee jee a> , ays a = . Ss ¥ Oe ae ts ree . Y ae Raa: had EOP tes he Sig LR! eR Con per 4 9G J £ . f * mi? i * a a = 4 4, 7 5 ny aa) - ’ . > 4 ‘ . ~ f J get Ye aoe " ay BoC § Ss A ae wv te ae, 2 ta ; 4 . Cees Arta oe “ ARS + F re ee ree eT " Sein ngs yp ites gh ere my he ye res PRESENTATION at $25 which EORGETTES. printed chiffons. is one of the smartest collection AF flat crepe, crepe Roma and crepe of Frocks tor obtaina- de chine are fashioned into delectable ble. Included are es which have the stamp of Parisian sired by well-dressed women. d mn and sealarity fer thee autheaticies Pn. »~ ws & — ee a Pat. Off 1a - one little exclusive details that distinguish sce sport modes find new developments. them give a Frock personality. Th 1ec- Straight silhouettes have new sleeve ef- oe ween VSESECY, SC YOU May fects, new jabot treatments and new scarf certain of a lovely | Colors as Pansy. Bell-flower, time. gimmer Or evening occasion is nere RT INE: Fourt ' Je l-tones. hite. black and navy. Oe TS Serres Pe] yn Po * € kb Pe ae a «: F 7 im e a. 4 a v6 * ww -— = zz: as F i 4 = ees he ‘ — ee C y . 4 a $4 : mee . 2 ;- oe £ . = om ow | - ~~ *y : T | JUST THINK OF IT! oU . ; ; ARELY 10 Dresses combine so REPE DE CHINE and broad- ) : aM omtce sTork _ E! : ! much styie, so much quality cloth in stripes of the gayest of | : ame se much service as these Dresses colorS.and the smartest of sport styles. | €én at this inviting price. We are special- | . Printed ‘Crepe, Crepe Royalle, Fiat | izing this season on this exceptiona! d | Crepes in pastel shades are other mate- 4 cal Price range. The selection is larg , rials Also striped mellowspuns in “ eventy ~ ive $ ET ry’ gy? l” hy — , : Ey r ker ‘ pha! ddan PN 9? same 0mm AD ae myer OT ye Pg He gee F c nd . - - ° Pa, tl payed ‘ephd eshte x * Prax . os, ais " m4 ee er ay | on gel a5 ays ¥ .. . o af R " , * pos kaa x a ee SP Pa Poe % = po ¥ 3 AL =4 Y ho ark Dy ep: 1 ah wits . r — ' . ~ war - pe wet ag “oe oF ie ¥ vs seit, * sh Be. == ¥ 2¥ & Vv oS lad : nats - ss ya TR ore. Zz R x - 7 * “ ‘ at “3 Me day eae OS x o* . » e . 4 - = ss n ms f » 7 ¥ a west ‘e ~ ens at a" oe er * Rey 7 ? _ Bia OFF ss —— ? - F ore ae eee, > Ta P ’ = 2 ae +e eee be gos. NP ON IGG RE AI, BE CM pe ne pe iy IME Aa 2 ‘ Seite aR: fs RAE yar: “ Kita WR ty ee > Ns Lary he an EI as. coe - v 8 a Tae et - o és ; " ee a 7, te — aa J SIXTH AN —— hae ES PME SAGE his pero: i ee ey White Dress Hats | widest choosing You will jean \Seaene ad oantetaelioote : ral men you see th (LINE Third b r ming decorate them. KLINE'S—ON THE FOURTH FLOOR. Black Satin Hats = ies a) White Felt H * SPECIAL! S Silk Frock ' (COATS! Le Prices of the Y te Felt Hats AL! 300 Summer rocks | west Prices e Year! | Whi e Kj H Yew are exrceedingci+ or- $ wtial te Kid Hats tanate to obtain three Dresacs 95 aur Pade Geek been $ ~ DRASTIC | 1 casts $9 5 ALSO OTHER a sa allie mee "ooo REDUCTIONS. DISRESARDED STYLES AND COLORS | . All eelers. All sixes, A a rN Es cecr ‘Lag r ‘ KLINE’ S—BASEMENT , KLINE S—Third Floer aS LS ee eS. —<_ = Le &. AG ~ f . :

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- ———— TH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ) (~ it «ot Prewa: Tet e ly! ee a Wot | Aan ‘ a ae aT ON | a ae a ae ee ee ee “2. oe er IL, te ae ae ed — + - and iN} || that 1S needed to keep your hair. COnl- Which was gayly lighted with Jap- “bob” looking their best, unese lanterns, hung between the trees, After several weeks in the East. the bride and bridegroom will be Whole Head Waved for $15 at home at 336 Hawthorne avenue, | nerators are expert, our methods the most modern and Webster Park. | S THAT ARE ; nse he arnt ccaraits and vou may have your “permanent wave” : —— - thoroughiy ] naga St. Louisans wil be _ interested | N MONDAY! | feces OF, Waepour oO. in the marriage in Chicago of | . . ‘ Miss Barbara Lindsay, daughter of » —— stand- | ‘ Other Beautifying Arts: Mrs. Myrtle Wilcox lainey of the th these lovely | Manicuring Marcel Waving — Evanston Hotel, Evanston, TII1., | Besides the tub | Scalp Treatments gj ee ~ > on ~ renee = a of Wil- | . . . i ; Henna Treatments mette, to take place at the hotel n daring stripe if July 18. The bride-elect was} bm includes fou- 4 Women's Barber Shop and a Hobby born in Jackson, Tenn., and lived | és ee 1 J d broadcloths , Horse Barber Shop for Kiddies. “9g Ferguson fr several years. She | | || Qo . is the granddaughter of T. D. | 3 * s ’ tline modes and nA eee meeety Wilcox, vice fresident of the eae Fashion's Newest Modes [n , make this an | Blackwell-Wielandy Co., who will , ) Hy Zive her away Hairy Blackwell ' ; { lie. Sizes for i FAMOUS ~BARR CO will be among the St. Lovis guests | \ ecm: | DR [ise ren UMIMNer als t We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Miss Katherine Doellner, daugh- | ,ter of Mr. and Mrs. Tuisco Doell- . : . 7 ner of 4275 Cleveland avenue, be- . S ; Came the bride Thursday after- ort ve : . , ) noon of Lawrence S. Schleicher, at ub-Silk ; p | | | one ; Christ Church Cathedral, the Rev. n | ‘ 3 = Charles Remick officiating. | Dresses lars ' The bride wore an ensemble suit | Slips — MAIN FLOOM : was trimmed with bands of net | | : | | appliqued in silk braid, and the: : ‘a ple sion. nails and tvpe ol we offer skilled services. scot +p on aye la * a a er ae of white Chinese crepe. The gown | ee $162 coat was embroidered in white and | —— Featuring hite, ink, Black | edged. with monkey fur. A small Hats of such alluring charm that no one would ever associate them white hat with a plume drooping . . . : ; ; Styles dashing or demure T hairbraid y & il al Rieetnes coupteted the Cast and tee he with such a moderate price. he leading materials are hairbraids, . e, 4 e i i costume and she carried a colo- Sener frocks wale be silk belting, felt, Canton crepe and satin, in large and tiny shapes. Ben aaie 4 two piece rt eee Mi of orchids and Wiles ’ , (Chapeaur de Luxe Shop—Second Floor.) _ modeis, eaturing white; of the valley. | colors, tailored, embroid- also flat crepes in new col- Miss Eula Terry was maid of ered or lace-trimmed. All —————- eee . 7 ee ° a ors, including pansy, and honor and Louis Reuter, best man. with shadow-proof hi p | silk prints in smart designs. Miss Terry wore a Nile green taf- ‘ | , ee od ane ens | hems | - (Dress Shop—Fourth Floor.) and adorned with lace motifs bo | (First Floor.) dered in French flowers. Her large. hat was of blond lace and she car- ried yellow roses. A dinner for 40 guests followed at Hote! Statler. Mr. and Mrs. Schleicher will tour to French Lick Springs, Ind., and Mackinac Island, Mich. They will reside at 7036 Forsythe boulevard. —_— Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Hanni- gan of 3720 Humphrey street and nounce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary Rose H: . 4 - 4 es a — anni ' NR There isn ¢ much we can gan, and E. J. O’Brien, June 6. . . The co le are spendin thet tell you, in an advertise- es * p g their honeymoon a he Edgewater 1 | \ 7 . ment, about ADAPTO Mh i Chicage, ‘The here A Vast Variety of the Newest Shoes. The best we can bride is a graduate of Loretto J iy” S / ] P id d . do i the bald Academy and attended Washington | / ummer Styles Is Frovided in O 1s to state the acts, University, where she was pledged free from glowing phrases to Alpha Chi Omega. The bride- & * a and wordy description. groom & & member of thela Al. , : : and is an alumnus of Washington fy You'll be all the more de- rant | 1 eC 1 ighted then, when you see Ete tek wre } | eins eta ond wy Mr. i Mrs. Jacob Wolf. of Summer 5794 Kingsbury boulevard, an- them yourself. nounce the marriage of their e | daughter, Miss Corinne Wolf, and I ° TOC S Made especially for Stout Leon S. Loeb of Meridian, Miss., | Ingeric June 10, at. 5:30 o'clock. The Women, ADAPTO Shoes couple have departed on a wedding | are available in all the lat- trip and will be in St. Louis after | . 95 | $ 5 . . fro Aug. 30. | ® * est models, in sizes from i ie a 2 2tol1l and from AAA to Of interest to friends in St. Louis ° saad : ‘m | AE AOD CARER” EP A ee amp MB oye PO GER hs ee Se ee TD AR =m on — ~ ~ ~ ee tat - ee ‘ i a . is tenn Lace and chiffon combi- is the marriage of Miss Jennie L. ; ‘ ]- EEE. And they are, always, Ds MiaMiln of this ety. and Gowns, Teddies and Step- nations, in cool pastel co as comfortable to wear as Elmer R. Gardner of Vacaville, ors; all-over laces with col- orful silk slips; flowered chiffons ang lovely new flat crepes in white and colors. (Dress Shop—Fourth Floor.) ins, of crepe de chine of ex- reve otis bride’s home. Cal. oT, N ‘ed, . ° ° they are good to look upon. Cal., June in Merced, Cal., the) tremely good quality, dain- | e Side wheelies of Mi | tily trimmed, and excep- er and J. Llogd Mecham wil — The smartest details of the newest footwear meee | 8 SAMS PROLLY 8 ORs SN RITE ARE MBAR AB NR SIN MN EE PRS, ARMOR Rg PEED FE . w% he € *, ‘ a x a Fisher and J. Lloyd Mecham _ will | (First Floor. ‘ ° ‘ modes are portrayed at this feature price in many ter G. Harter of S8t. aes i Gregory's school and has special- anded. The take place this afternoon at the)! ce a wechew ar! new offerings, providing easy selection for every taste and occasion. (Footwear Shop—First Floor.) —_ ws Episcopal Church officiating. | KS OF FLAT Miss Fisher is well known in St. 3 ized in play production at the Uni- | bf contrast. At Ser STOUT WOMEN versity of Wisconsin. During the Coats t h at 1S exceedingly World War Miss Fisher served as a . TS ' University. He is a graduate of $150 W $175, now crepe de chine, SIXTH AND LOCUST S ! ‘Ce, . the University of California, from as » NOW... ts in coin dots —— which institution he received’ his : | oe | . ‘eee ® i (Third Floor) and Mrs. Benjamin K. Fisher of VERY NEW! | 3 " Louis as a dramatic reader and di-'| | . i ‘ . r Ner new shade is SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY Chief Yeoman in the United States Our § finest Meets, with | will be good fo degree of Doctor of Philosophy. (Fourth Floor) °144 Blendon place, the Rev. Wal- ; if amateur theatricals. She! feniably charm- | ) A , S a eee t : REDI ICED | REDUCED ) ; . . is a post graduate of Miss Olivia. elieved by a bit | ADAPTO S OE | . ee : naval reserve force, attached to the Frocks of late | Summer travel- ourse the jewel- | St. Louis recruiting station. . = i forme rl i. a f ng, y : d Thi Mr. Mecham is an assistant pro-'! pring, ormer- \ . art and white ; . riced wu to : “fessor of history at Washington) ly priced as high | p Pp figures. The —— His specialty is Hispanic-American seasons most eee etesenecceresh a an sanensenst history, in which subject he has | | Apis ee f eee =—conducted considerable research } nd two piece , work in Seville, Spain. Mr. Me- | $)) ee cham served during the World we Ly q ae War in the University of California \ unit of the United States Army y 2" Ambulance Corps. nat 7 5 | : | \ e ° . en { . F 5 After the wedding the couple wil! A : Crepes \ Georgettes I, Prints I Laces! Combinations : p49 ay iP tcx x en depart for Ann Arbor, Mich., where | : 4 ‘ | ‘ Mr. Mecham will teach the summer | | SD : session at the University of Micl!-, , = ive 7 rH eeces gan. At the close of the session | za e Si fo 4 / Be | re oS fits they will make a trip to the North- an cA ; iZes r : : Daytonas ; west and will visit relatives in Call- | ! ip i Sizes for CBe Te a AE tele REE Lo mee® », FOURTH FLOOR. eee | fornia. | Meg) GY Re Misses Women | Crashes . A large wedding of Tuesday was Karas Ro | A +t : that of Miss Dorothy Marie Zer- Rf)? | + 7 q : ” Khakis ) os: oie weck. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Zerweck of 6021 West- ' Year! } 7 3 | ¥ ny | Gey 7 =e minster place, and Harry Lester WN - Real styles! Real quality! Real value! are forcefully emphasized in these Dresses. Long of Daytona, Fla., at the home ° ” of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Norris | You cannot help but see that they are “superior Dresses, that they were never made 25 | Hl L Davtonas and crashes in light of 6225 Waterman wvenue, in the | to sell at but $5.95. They are splendid values! See them and be convinced. nd medium shades Solid evening, the Rev. Dr. James Har- wel ‘rsand stripes. Khakis In din Smith of the University "aie | SPECIAL! 86 COATS REDUCED TO HALF PRICE! . . . erlg ‘ ¥ full and roomy. Button bot- . bride's gown was of white georg- Hip, side and watch ette beaded in rhinestones and The court train was of tulle and satin lined with flesh- , ret! i was caught to eewe@etsaceawereee* roned preormre le ana SEeteteeeteseeteaes Oe eee ec cc eee cocsccccesses: eee Ceres Nate cSttsestesesesesresSsitinggscnsssssaseecaesssscsesens Cotinucd on Page Six. pockets Sizes 6 1 ri pearls. ge

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Br gi so ae BOTH yeas i ALS ayer te Wah ae nn «alee matieste wupean naanmenee RESET ev Ae A ON ee Bee aR CE ccnp oy Ra re gs So FR RB Ny BLE ok gc ED BEN STIX. BA ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee - aE ~ ee a ED See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5,6, 7 and 8 This Section GRAND-LEADER ER & FULLER a New Store Hours 5:00—Saturdays, 8:30 to 5:30 i Beginning Monday at 8:30.A. M. he Senu-Annual Shirt St ale | t ree +> pay ry 7 , ‘ eT E A Rg 5, oH) ‘ ; “se oe hy WP : . » ie c - beds = : x $5 stil .4 * a A SRS wer 2a ‘ : eo La i . . . = i ‘ 2 CMA ARE RRS” Oa os SG 2h Tike QC ER, onl! HELIA aie ih RR Ce ka PA eR day oF SS RO RNS STP Er Ay SOON: ERE Er ates fe ys > fig Seta > cae eo pe wn ‘ - Rae eee a what : > vali ale : : ae 3. 5 a inten - ain aaa me Saitek " . Ee ae ee, TCR em pe a Wc. Ate eaten : SE ORR ail iat 28 SRA. inn 5 ha Reinga Sag ipa ok ig? aaa RY eae, RG a Tan " ‘ , - . - 7 a eS zs ' : ‘ a ee ee - Waste Baskets. 50c Metal Paper Baskets, deco- | rated in various colors. They are suitable for any room where a basket of this kind is | required. Ice Cream Freezer, $1. The Jewel all-metal Freez. | er, 2-quart size with side crank. Will freeze ice cream | in a short time. z 9 vy PN a eB ae Reels, $1.00 These Reels have ! frame, wood revolving reel and metal wheels. Will hold | so ft. of hose. Lawn Mowers, $1 t6-inch Elim Park Lawn Mowers, with to-inch drive wheel, ball - bearing. § seif- sharpening, adjustable cruci- ble steel bades.! Self-Draining Tubs $4.95 Each Tubs are galvanized lined. enameled om outside, port able. suitable for most ail electric washing machines oe nee ree men — —s cee nee SF a es ee | ting cover and bai! | Quart ; 3 | compiete with - ; hardwood 6 mem ase 10,000 English and Domestic Broadcloth Shirts rx Cae ae ae I att. et ™~e , , / bet . ° — - rn j 4° > © a 114d a aS _ Sileusewares Garbage Cans, 89c 6-gallon size Cans, of heavy galvanized iron with tight fit- handle. - 3 size Tubs, of heavy galvanized iron with strong side-drop handles. HES S | Beil | eet | oe —_ re ’ ' = ~ — ee ~ | Fruit Jars, $1.19 Doz Clear glass Jars in one- size with glass top rubbers. Lawn Sorinklers, 69c Brass Lawn Soprinklers round shape. They throw a Mmist-like spray. Vacuum Jugs, $2.49 One-galion size jars, enam- metai case,” porcelain with extra wide mouth. Ironing Boards, $1.69 F oiding style Ir a Boards exceptionally we! made. ’ Moar at the Exceedingly Low Price of glish broadcloth—the most pop- ular fabric of the season. This tabric is soft and lustrous and will give excellent service. They are expertly tailored throughout, being cut extra fullin width and length and fashioned to fit pertectly. Assorted sleeve lengths. The sizes range from 13!» to 18. — HESE Shirts are tailored of En- Solid White Solid Tan Solid Blue Solid Gray Self Figures Colored Stripes Neckband, Collar- Cocoon Imported Broadcloth Lustray Imported Broadcloth Jacquard Imported Broadcloth 2x1 Imported Broadcloth Hemstitched Imported Broadcloth Satin Striped Broadcloth Colored Striped Broadcloth Attached and Collar to Dobby Figured Broadcloth Match Styles Shirts on Sale in Men’s Furnishing Dept. and Thrift Av. Main Floor 38 Living-Room Suites Regrouped From Our Regular Stock and Featured at One Extremely Low Price 2672 HESE Suites have been taken from our regular lines and radically reduced in price, ottering values which are worthy of special attention: Every suite is very attractive in appearance, and the workmanship throughout is of the highest quality. The new Tuxedo, semi-kidney and full-kidney models are in the group. Upholstered in mohair.in rich colorings, and the reversible cushions are covered with silk brocatelle. The exposed woodwork is finished in antique mahogany. One of the 38 Suites in the offering is pictured above. Convenient Payments May Be Arranged Twelve Styles Are Included | , . , ¢ : ++ of ' ~~ es, *-* _* s . 7 . Se IE eS Tc eT ne Tne, IF a A a ce NS , ‘ —— _— = a —_ : ee ae + | -7 ™| \ - . —~ =< Pr Saal a ty a OF ae ; ey a, ‘ Fiber Drapery Extraordinary V alues 50c Yard. N planning a cool, inviting retreat for Summer days, the windows of your home need fore- . most attention. Individuality may be ex- pressed in your selection of these beautiful fabrics of exceptional value. Included in this offering are materials in 3l-inch natural color Tussah cloth, hand-drawn in different designs, imported from the Philippines: plain fiber gauze: figured casement cloth, and transparent draperies in cool shades of green and gold. These latter materials 36 inches in width. Sixth Filoer.) = coo Portable Electric Sewing Machines *A3= REYHOUND model, G full-size head, equip- ped with Hamilton- Beach enclosed motor and foot-control. Attractive walnut-finish case and cover. Complete set of attachments which are fully guaranteed. ‘Fifth Floor Convenient Payments May Be Arranged | a Beginning Monday: Daily, 8:30 to ~ SS ee a ~ ~ ~ ee i a an Rat Re ag et — eon Re ee Ee a ee met ee ne ee i i a iaaasaneaaaedl LLL EA LN EN GL CE LE OLE - AL In XCEPTIONA E, group. Ins material the f variety shown Is § gain individual di the colors reflect summer. The Tri Unique buttons, fir hand embroidery, be: other clever touches ¢ applied as the style An Opening D a ATS which catch drooping brims embodiment of § plete and includes the t as the larger droop-0f new vogue much seen. Hairbraids, legho few of the popular among the complete

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SUNDAY, . _ JUNE 14, ‘1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCRH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTR other eve ning newspapers COMBINED a a _—_—_——, See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4,6, 7 and 8 This Section BE Hour | As BAE R & FULL lay: Daily, 8:30 to oe GRAND-LEADER WS, 8:30 to 5:30 | ates | ce th San SEA ONE EERO : = ee = = Pe ff *«& eo : | COLLECTION : of #& . § . TS 7. 1 SN, oF ie ~a Mowing Ne aN | ON \ et silk fabrics of stand- J ard quality, includ- ing favorite Summer weaves. Materials for many uses are shown at this very low price. —_—_ ee eee ooo ~ - ee eee — te - ° ae So ae ate — ant — Broadcloth Silk Pure Silk Radium AA t of , Fr Printed Crepe de Chine oe \ Foulards in new designs XK Tub Crepes, $2.29 Yard An extremely attractive selection of smart Striped patterns, including candy, rainbow, and Roman effects. Colors guaranteed fast—offering a wide variety of combinations. 32 inches wide. White Silks Specially Grouped At $1.98 Yd.| At $2.59 Yd. 40-inch Satin Charmeuse. | 40-inch Flat Crepe. | 40-inch Canton Crepe. 40-inch Canton Crepe. 40inch Crepe de Chine. 40-inch Flat Thread Crepe. | Silk-and-Wool Spiral 36-inch Heavy Wash Satin. | Crepe. (Second Floor.) Silk Specials on Main Floor White Sports | Silk Taffeta Satin, $1 Yd. At $1.49 Yard WAL 4S ny phe | RRP SE : fi re / ? 7, $ Hi STE AE oy hha egy? 7 tN, do “ . 1; CN Silk-and-fiber construc- Glace and changeable WH gS oY SEU Sere: +. EG ie Bite te ff (8 ; CAN - MS tion, in smart plaid and Taffeta in many different Ay | , : : a BB) DoT ey : MEN pO Wie ap checked weaves; most _ colors and combinations; a ” suitable for slips, skirts, | pure silk chiffon thread and coats. A buying limit | texture, 36 inches wide. to each customer. 40) An exceptional value at inches wide. \ this price. | (Main Flvor.) Lovers’ Form Corselettes ms ¥ [ia Ve 3 os . \ ghar a ys A Boneless S ports = — Garment Witha Beginning Monday at 8:30 A. M. || Brassiete Top $6 00 Sale of Women’s Dresses |r: youthful figures. It will give the figure graceful and sym- 600 Distinctive Frocks—Just Two or Three Models of a Kind metrical lines. Tt is made o comfortable. All sizes from In Chiffon, Lace, Georgette, and Other Favored Summer Silks 32 t0 44 are available, ee seer hangs is _ —— coe The extremely low price when compared to the "i Stroup. Pee 2) WOLKE aa oe QO) unusual beauty of the group declares every model A Two-Day Sale of CAHONOKD = So task a ne “~ POOP RRL oe = ME ee alate ——— ae oe nee + : ~~ 7 ne ee re « « .* . eee es) ee a — » —.- aa. ~~ oor me —— ii j 4 } ‘= 4 Pe Alb ao a /t material the frocks display perfection. The ie it ie es R L ue of superior worth. or summer or , ea aces variety shown is great enough for every frock to gain individual distinction. The styles are new, early fall wear, you will want several frocks, the the colors reflect the favored high rainbow of summer. values are so intriguing. In finish and in atten- Brings Remarkable Values tion to detail an expert touch is evident. EAL Filet, Irish, Venise, Duchesse, Rose Point, Pt. Milan, Valenciennes, **, = ‘ : and Binche Laces—representing our The Trimmings— : Crepe Roma Satin Crepe de Chine The Styles— own importation, will be placed on sale Unique buttons, fine lace, pleated panels, Elizabe ial and busin Monday and Tuesday at prices really ex- q P P th Crepe Chitton Beaded Crepe Frocks for every socia ons nape traordinary. The assortment is so varied hand embroidery, beads, self-trimming, and Emb. Crepe Lace Plain Georgette are shown. The two-piece frock, the flutter- that to list all the offerings with prices ' other clever touches of smart individuality— ing chiffon, the tailored georgette, and would be confusing. Typical of the values y retreat for Summer applied as the style of the frock dictates. Regular Sizes Extra Sizes others as charming individually designed. are: our home need fore- (Moderate-Price Press Dept.—Third Ploor.) : : i pie ee 9-hole Filet Picot, yard.. ae duality may be ex- - wee oT, lesen sy “ owe —— a “ ieadeadielidienndialiiedhsa ak need ae ere aoe CR RR IT ay er ihe Pe a ks eee pyr ee its 4 pure ‘ i ‘ * , oF a . pata Pe pda aageas a eee, Pee ee ee Oe a es “3 (- = New Lin erie of Voile Filet Antique Bedspreads. 3,810.00 | Ideal for Summer Needs r rials z % Lp J me J %, Uj f, fie 7 ° . A Efuseah clot (“BY 2A / pe hth Stoefel’s Swiss Voile 95 oN: 1 Long-Pants Suits tr Tussah cloth, OLY geeky // MAX'S $ esigns, imported : OFZ za a SNS Woven and Dyed in Switzerland At l yas Pee fae Specially Priced lain fiber gauze: and transparent : ; i.) 48 | $ 7.98 : | Special, 79e Yard | poahegprty chemise and LN hy, | 2 a Ie tee y wb ey . Lé- roveres SS CRI a Pe Sie LR pepe hey - mn od y A Bock 4 5 * ~ - : rope fw fore green and gold. gowns of imported voile b inches in width. : An Opening Display of Pastel Models OVEN and dyed in‘Switzerland and known coe eaneictatie nemiaine with a HESE Suits have sports as one of the most popular Voiles, St. P A: Th ie el blouses with short Louis needlewomen will delight in the op-» the Summer traveler. cy tf sleeves, and sports col- Sixth Floor.) $ $ ————0=> | 5 to 20 portunity to procure this beautiful quality of are daintily trimmed with Val. 4\ bay lars, tailored of white En- Voile in preferred shades at special low price. 38 filet laces and touches of hand orrdafad if glish broadcloth. The trou- sers, in long style, are tailor- ATS which catch the mood of the Summer frock— inches wide. . : S H embroidery. A dozen different Adit | ae of Eeoeed tae drooping brims in delicate pastel tints—are the : é ; | saiteindlansiek of Summer charm. The display is com- Pink Blue China Blue models in flesh, orchid,, peach, kek iASf \ cuff bottoms, and sport belts. lectric . plete and includes the tailored Hat for sports wear as well and Nile. Sizes 34 to 44. wae (ATs . White, tan, blue, green, and achines as the larger droop-brim model. Velvet trimming is a oe Lavender Navy ‘ sonst brown. Sizes 2% to 8 years. : new vogue much seen. oral Honeydew Black , " Lingerie Han 1 (Bere Yee Revere yes Hairbraids, leghorns, felts, bengaline, “and satin are a Orchid es ei arr Voile g dmade Slips af few of the popular materials. You will enjoy choosing Peach At < l 50 At $ ] 95 | ° . | ad Reseda Zinc Medium Brown . ° mong the complete selection. (mininery Dept.—Third Floor.) OYysS t etic oes Old Rose Bermuda Dark Brown Bright shades, prettily trim- Handmade princess slips of . med in laces, are attractive nainsook, delicately trimmed in Special Values at The Debonair, $10 ‘White Dress Linens. || Screw same « t| elian teed ae ‘a A New White Kid Pump 3 price in various styles. lace oa: Sizes 34 to 44. & is dain- 1500 Yds. in Special Selling Broadcloth Slips Silk Slips ] . SUMMER frock A tier, a Summer’s ensemble - A , more complete if one 79 Vord At$1.95 At $5.95 | k- laced-to- the - toe steps forth in a graceful pump i ar 3 } . style, with tan trim- of white. The Debonair is a : Imported broadcloth devel. | Silk prineens, sls Sectiened, HII < Siege ed here cali ; oe ee ops these princess slips, m ; favorite this season. Finished Waven of tine quaity flax in comfortable, soft with hip hem, strap shoulder Choice of flesh and white, for vacation wear and out- with the new wide instep strap finish. Ideal as a material for cool Summer tub and tailored trimming. Choice trimmed with filet lace edge. ~ ings. All sizes from little and Spanish heel, sufficiently | dress. 36 inches wide. (Second Floor.) of tan. rose, French blue and Finished with hip hem ‘and enan's size 8 to big boys’ . | nile. Sizes 34 to 44. strap shoulders. size 6. decorative Led had nee Genet a - (Second Floor ) (Shoe Dept. and Thrift Avenue Light Blue Newton A pricot —Main Floor.) ————_ A eee = eee ——————————————— al

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sl LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCRH alone has MORE CITY. Circutatton than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED n - ct LL AL — es > ee —- - —- ee a > e-em —_—_--- ° ee CL LL LLL LLL LLL LO SSS Pcs esse eee 2 ee. Two OUT-OF-TOWN Se SS bs WEDDINGS OF WEEK Dr aia, Maia 8:30 to 5, Saturdays 8: 30 to 5:30 OF INTEREST HERE | K : ; “wy | ———a ne See. we) ; \ F | [ ) LL ER the sh - oe h orange >Ilos- | 1D e B. R sqromet wo = “ : Gwe Next F alf’ s Style UR styles for Fall h Fl" co laiew veveleed She catried PT PG G22) » - > es a 7 iki ‘ r th ‘ — . . oo te . ™ . . ad > "a. - > . ’ a4 ote ‘ = | r S tz si* Ga Pry a8 = . - -4 S as « . » | i's. j - A,ath ; ; ae see We be . .=— * 4 - . g| of honor, an i Mis3?s enn In a a O e r . = ‘ ’ a . * Special! Just Received for Monday’s Selling—600 Pairs White Kid Sandals At a Special Price kins and Maude Niehaus Their gowns over yellow and and their » Gaisies, snapcragz ons | } : ride : pee 4 | . } lal Be ‘ 4 -_— de . } oF rT * ~ | c tM} > Aa 4 * AOA TREE OTP IRE MS» : nd ape ete REALE AALS RAO DA. BD. BMI A om N addition to the Mill Remnants of yard goods there are many mill and fac- tory lots of merchandise too small to advertise, which will also be on sale in : : the various departments—of course, you realize the importance of coming Special Selling of Stoffel’s Imported i ;, St. Gall Dotted Swi Extreme Values in Sample Girdles “3 iey Featuring 400 Garments at 9 a At 38c Yard f "HIS group comprises a special! pur- nel iu ~t ‘ ay * , ; > hee ROE PRP PIE i OM ye RE I ee es Hue one. So bane. ? > vy. PU ake + Cate oe ~ @ssee epee eauemenepeuepapueeaaan® Ti Bie SP ARTE GRE INE ONY RN MEY UN PATCH is the only St. Louis evening The POST-DISI . Press news service. __ Continued on Next Page. = > hewspaper giving Associatad STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER em mn ee er ee are er em a ge et em —— porters attached. Sizes 24 to 34. Downst We have secured another Neat. comservative de- lot of ‘ine woven striped signs and large patterns madras Shirti ngs from a one of this seasons most arge shart maker noted for popular fabrics; a large | * 36 and 40 In Inch Silk Remnants | #2225 222 Be Se oe HIS sale engths from : to 6 yards dresses, blouses and combi- . | and are very low priced. mBation purposes. these R ; ee —_—_— -_-—-— : $4 .48 3 o’Clock Special | turers rif DOWNSTAIRS STORE At *« Bc : az = or, Linen Table Damask, $1.00 Yard| Ji to detect Snd mill 1: ts of silk. silk-mixed and An offering of unusual value, heavy silver bleach, pure Th R N srAtt¢ 2 a4 ‘ ls rayon fabric Cs lain an ni r in | itable for dresses, | blouses, | Irish Linen Table Damask in a variety of new designs; ite Sgr’ 4 : “—~ / H | ati ost popular m ch ey | : 3 ] Hl i ieee re slight] ta rfect. Mostly all are 36 and 40 9 iaclbes obi ors sos) BTR design and color : Downstairs Stor . @ CW u I r esses | $8) and Samarakanc ’ In Special Selling Most Unusual Value! Women s Low Shoes ae . | Women’s Costume Slips ects aces, Embroideries, Etc. 1% 9x12 He 10] 15 | EBieer ag 88 lew 18 Hl Wilton F eo of yards of lace, embroid- a a A A Gn e eet em meee A te tr tee —~ ewe wn nee - moeeeeee Ee — WED NGS BEN ye pein Lo ee ee a ee errr . ote ; 7 ° a y 4 hae ng. CaF , Dh. ae 6 P . on : o ea A os L 5 jp ape 2 ih Py Ue a bb Hog ere 0, or he, CRED Chey aie oe one i. * as Reis, ae ea Be “ eae epee a ‘iD pea rer : oi ) N ong" eye: : Poe wag a : - = > cae s ae c : Jp + Pa OY att - ae. 7 wen r Rrreeaeny ee ee : oh lin? he wg ag i ee ree valk rae 3 a) fa li ete ea Te Pang UN. Sy REN Koo oe ee ee eae” sma er ES ies il ese Ma Ser -8 2 Sh ye Le CRN 2 BT Sage eb ot hae os nes nes ee SF a. ‘ Be dw” tpl as RY RE ae Bie gee i th - va? ; mee Lapointe Be : TS oan Tole Vis Nes Be | Aa MMA Saale Madden nAOGR Te Heer GS Meadh Sha Acca aere beset é speech m « te 1008 a said» i ‘ - ’ The i wa Hank ed i al ec i Dna Te apie iba 2 peat 2 : Me Bi i Bi it sala ee Sees Mee a ena. arc Sod Me ee ee ee eo, ee a he + J ~*¥ om, ue aie at abe tape ts pags Ri sys y i . 4 ’ i eR EES TER, SOMO NO ay ae See 2 YP a eo — a i ze ae ee ¢ " i. ee 2 a ors $; a vos ea 3 7 * a a ‘ ea s it & : ¢-¥ “ - = : c; 2g books a Roe? rw bag ~ “ ee - ae 1 se J = he. Pa 7. 3 ae py ; “ie = _ vie 3 aoe. a & ik Ped ae Road . Se i, kon Ve tag we Sy 7. 1. . sak ht Eee ” — Ag mn % ; 3 am 2 b. - as a = * - ‘ &. “sg yy ¥, a is sate es i> Be pe fat ote x aa ae ae 3 ee hae wee be a) S * “a 4 ‘ 2 : 2 ~S Le one oa Ear x bs ; ; as we: © ‘ =; ie “ae Saag ie T ¥ a4 a Be e | Sa 4 ion ¥ aoe W i ae 4 > 2a . a By 2 4 5 oS, or be wy ; se a * ‘ ue a _* £ aa % P hte eee = i. 5 “ > &£ beh >’ ae 2 | 2 4 ay nal . : - y, pas 4, . & « ; : oe 7 a. ) “ ; 4 at $4 i a 4 & 1S . ‘ 2: 2 a- q eS a - ; c Ja i S$ (ae - 2 r AN ¥. =i je A ; ace P £ é : ae | EP + s . i ¥ > Sea % © b = : - és an. = na Fos o See a. % P J be, Fe ‘ si » a - y : f eae € & 1 Fe --? . % . +o % “19 ‘ a 4 e a =F. : coy re as is ¥ : ee ts . - = Fe : ik ; 4 5 ¢ ; e So 4 2S. v As ‘ : > 5 = Sa aan " - r y ,} cy : 4 - a : > . es 4 ) ty 7 = "ee Be : Pa om 5 > wa z - -s ©. Ps : ~ : i vs ~ ‘ = > , : > af. nr They come in usable lengths tn wanted : a = tmat is very muc: ai Cemanc at sis ° 411 + Ae pend cee ij Pe te ; — ~ —e he A lr NS ae a? le ; Underwear for Women is auores Men’s Wool Suits ——- _ onSpecial Sale * 7 > “ss > > : ; - ; - } | » 7” kJ 4 ~ + . »*- »*- > 4 , , _ ' . pi : : ~ : *- _ as s .* ; ._% ’ ' . = . 7s . - m - o & te three a 7 , 7 aif ; a * ; | ’ = - ~- | Uy “ » wee | 2 ~ese *& & _ > RA . * +e * ' y : * P . ee | . ° >. « : 2 . . > - ‘ — 4 * ia »*- ~ * & ew & . -, > . | . ’ > ~ : . . a .* _ \ , a En Eee sG« e+e ‘ ‘ ‘ : : wi i £ ° : ' : “2 | iti : ” “a H | IGHT-WEIGHT athletic In the group are many | eoafa PLENDIDLY ailore ll-wool fab- coaernenennagepe sememeseeneee eee Pn ee ee Se ——- - PL AM CC A LOT CME LE i A ta A cl ent st Np | : t . style Union Suits of nainsook. in the new pansy shade that if sic im Girk shadea® Comic in the _ ; | batiste and fine cloths. Ideal for is very new and that is goin Hl ¥ eight, are half-lined and | ee. ee Oe g re lockseamed with lisle knitted tops ; 4 ~~ as Ladd il > itt . to os very popular, also some H | e-breasted models. Ther les for th | : Ror all-white and a few col- | i 8.3x 10.6 Her t in blue orchid ink reen | | i, youn 3 : il as the more conservative ors. A high — garment sold at A} Bi Hi Ri Si: o lf models tor thos h ) i ' am exc Three | ogi | | ~=9xi15 erati 7 ig! s Le, Sas ke i. oi as stn CCAR VRS. Ratebdegbos 2 preter them, also stouts. a : ' ; ; : m— e? - ’ i ee | Ccvise ww ~~ lake y ‘ ection ie _s ais: By oe sg Dh B. as @Cariv¥ as possible seizes 35.80 42 .OUL. > p " Extra pair of Trousers may be had for $2. “Sample Neckwear 9x12 Rug Ss ON NE AM Rt o- - —— Or rere AE ee ng tee BT eae HY LAE oI aE A eunadanaateeammmemerantatenemaiemenaicemeatmmeedtiaticesaeaaa a : _s ” = —_ ~ Se Gree a mew we — a a a oF 4 ———- lictoS9e = Sy) «| «Mill Remnant Price | 9x12- oe aD a of Panel Curtains "collars, collar and > >” $1928 I Samarakand vestees, panels, guimpes, etc . = = In the Mill Remnant Sale Monday A complete sample [| | : LIMITED number of - @ os —_—= Axminster and velvet Rugs i u —“ “tet Mics of serviceable quality that ie i Necawea! m three cf are mull seconds, consisting groups — priced 7c a + | musweaves or only having bor- 29c amd s9c : : ders on ends. Axminster Regs, $38.75 . A group of very fine ——_ ugs of exceptionally high ius- ‘Sample Handbags’ trous pile; come in the seamiess style and shown in beautifu! pat- 39c to $2. 69 terns and colorings; very slightly miswover; siz t2 feet. e | , ae A®ouUT boo Hand- : wastal rs Store.) Curtain Nets Colored Voiles Drapery Remnants O bags including samples and broken 19¢ to 49c Each At 16c Yard 10c, 15c, 25 Yard : assortments. There Inne of womens \> * we, ae ee ee ae eaten ss wh it ait ae est ee CR NS” a pT ae aie 1 AIRS ; a . " a te ic ape RR agate ig ge eM RARE RE oS. eee cia tear eRe SS Bea RY tn LECLEIT IT baa are all-leather and nS A OR ie lt #; 4 > : . Come in filet tuscan Allover drawnwork A large assortment of Scotch and shadow lace See es in small check good lengths suitable f , : a ee ae weaves; t-yard lengths 62 — — ee - | ens of new and want- sul itable for transoms. a ttern, shown in rose Craperies, cushions, cur- ats | ed shapes; all the fea- door and sash curtains blue, gold and lavender taims, scarfs, etc . ; ured colors for Sum- mer use; splendid Curtain Marquisette; short and long lengths; seconds; yd., 10c ; JS , Oo WRsta °< sSi{ore

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SUNDAY, F: | TUNE 14, 1928. E> . ee 4 as SUNDAY, | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i —— all TWO OUT-OF-TOWN Mr. Hill is a graduate of the Uni- WEDDINGS OF WEEK |versity of Missouri, and of the /, | Iowa College of Agriculture at | }Fur Tavks cents ron een Pee orcs Aaa tame te | Aes a hcroets | ee Solicited o* ne S ee ee eae | ‘ | The conquest of disease by science and im- ! ~ | ternity of the University of Mis- — pat atc Missouri, and taught last year in| °- | . ’ proved living conditions gives promise of Fg . souri, and is also a member of the Solicited To Last Year’s Furs | ow i fraternities. At the present time | | One of the most important achievements of UR styles for Fall have been forecasted, and | modern science in the perfection of lenses oem ment of Agriculture, having charge | : h F we have received many of the very latest | for the correction of visual defects. te CITY ART MUSEUM lof the office of the Federe! Hertt. | Washington Avenue Corner Sevent models. For a very ‘reasonable cost you can ‘For 21 years I have specialized exclusively i: : : : ‘ pate sre cultural Board in St. Louis. | in the relief d revention of eyestrain “ - , oo have your present furs remodeled by expert héadaches hae kindred ills, solely by means SP eta igh The marriage of Miss Alyce Marie ‘ ' oe =a z P ; 72) Pj ce. > Ss Landers & Peariman craftsmen, so that they . || @ of properly made glasses. as oe : ee ee . D Plees, oe tp Virdee | Special Sale of m8 ye height of style when you call for : Difficult and unusual cases are welcomed a National Society avenue, to Clarence Henry Winkel. | is rat. | De ee lann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernst | ; ore w charging LOW SUMMER | SPECIAL THIS WEEK Dr. F. J. Guilbault of Mural |A, Winktirgann of 1631 South | . E are no gine * * Shelloid Frames—Library Style—fitted with large round spheri- : | Broadway, was solemnized Wednes- | odeling and repairin | wie Painters RATES for rem & &- | cal lenses, and including scientific eye test. tm 'day morning at St. Boniface’s | / Order your work DONE now for LESS. | 3 75 A 3 Church at 9 o'clock. $ s Pair The bride wore a gown of white : Attendance at Museum during : ; x | | | ; lerepe de chine, beaded and ft | Landers b Pearman fF. J. Guilbault Optical Co., 423 N. Broadway §§||| ‘i¢ca! year ending Aprit 30, |) broidered with: seatte and: vines] Hats | * 2 a OF Se Si RE am et }| he is in the employ of the Depart- | ll A Xu cod — ry FAD ON lye A, IP A NY a , heme Pi “a oe - . j ‘ i bf 6 , sto es. > ski R co . Manufacturing Furriers | (Between Locust and St. Charles) 11,644 ston The skirt was draned@ with , Silk lace. Her veil was of tulle 823 Washington—2d Floor =|and she carried a shower bouquet | of lilies of the valley and bride's | roses. Miss Johanna Pierce, sister | of the bride, wore a dark peacn | : ° |fown blending into a light apricot. | See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5, 6 and 8, This Section [She wore silver slippers and stock- | | ings and carried a shower bouquet |of tea roses. ’ be ‘ fel’s Imported 7 seed Peeneast, eae ee - honor, was gowned in cream-col- i . ,Ored lace dress with a green un- e WISS i 8 derslip. Mrs. Ernst E. Winkel- | ” enn ,ymann Jr., matron of honor, wore! |@ cream-colored lace dress d | | | GRAND-LEADER , 'which was a pink satin anéast@ia. Yard ) Saha | Phe wore a rhinestone band with |champagne color slippers and ‘stockings. She carried light pink = | , | : | ‘roses. Anna Marie Winkelmann, quality Stoffels Im- ‘| || flower girl, wore a ruffled dress St. Gall, Switzerland. | arPinnang blue crepe de chine over — : . | yellow, which was embroidered nt sizes and contrast- 2 || , | with flowers. She carried a basket adet, champagne. gray, : of tea roses and pink roses. : The brid desirable material for ridegroom was attended by | | his two brothers, Messrs. John and for the warm weather. | © | Augustus Winkelmann. The bride | Begins Monday at 8:30 an Sof sen ey marae be “ io . - e father. The ushers were Messrs. silk and Cotton 4h J | Ernst, Daniel and Christ Winkel- epes at 59c Yd. {| ° hago brothers of the bridegroom. bi raordinary Values 1th cui et immedi a eat, conservative de- i} | ers '@ wedding breakfast which was $s and large patterns in 'given at Bevo Mill for the imme- -of this seasons most | diate families, relatives and SIEGE styles. Ideal tor || HIS sale is possible because we advantageously purchased a tremendous quantity Of || iene The bride attended S&St. , es, blouses and combi- e Joseph's ion purposes. t these Rugs from A. and M. Karaghensian. Because they failed to pass the manutfac- |Aademy. The groom was eradu-| Charming White Hats for evening wear in the from the Kenrick High pecial 1| turers’ rigid inspection, they were termed seconds; however, imperfections are hard School, now called the McBride! Jarge picture stint as y Aries small ~- | : ‘ : = ve . , College of Pharmacy. The Rev. broiderv Hat. ‘Ine woven iegnorns, impor aad O Je erman . Nieters marrie the . ae . » . . sk, $1.00 Yard to detect and will not impair the wearing qualities ‘Herman “iH. Nieters marrica “the | pate artistically trimmed with French flowers, ’ ee healaehiapeadl a 1] These Rugs will bring to your home the complete atmosphere of the hand-woven Rug 11 |} bran: a: the nigh mass, assisted by | Justre silks, ete’ Hats that usually sell for dou- Variety of new designs: ,resatives of the ‘groom, Father . . ' | Joseph and John Bremerick. The ble this price and an endless variety from which design and color. In this group are included such well-known brands as Herati, Shah Abbas emote wit be nome to rae tle Sa eee seed ee : y and Samarakand, in sizes from the small scatter Rugs, ranging up to Rugs 11x21 feet. Dewey piace. : gh One of the eS ae of last week | ) | Was that of Miss Margie Kluege}] | NTS of | spend not wa of 3304 Magnolia avenue to Mr.| } ee | Otto T. Fey of Chester, I)l., which | © Mi nd QO / : Begone. pe ’ ; took place June 6 at the Evange!l- | Special Oo ay rt U ; : f - , : ge | | | | : | | ical Lutheran Emmaus Church } id E a) . if bhtied a QHOOSASE VHS 7 : | 9x12 Shah Abbas | Jefferso P and P , . eries, tc. ‘ 9x12 Herati ek a Py ae | piace, the Rev. Richaed Keetaaan About 100 Hats selected from our regular stock g | | 5 he ,. ong i ‘ mar officiating. will be disposed of Monday at lf, price. 1 93 z =| m t Lf, y, $ . ) | It The bride's wedding dress was a) . | oA ach a :* oe PN =” LF ¥ i} 1 On u ~ creation of crepe Romaine over! ond —— ilton ugs {| Pe wae Z Var & a flesh-colored satin. Her Venetian . oi ee. : ? ,lace veil was made into a crown yards of lace, embroid- 7 L- “Sei. es fre. | effect. The bride's attendants were ———=~~eeX&Xvr . "3: | ai ii Tr: as a DS a | Mrs. H. Eichborne. who served as bleatings, bandings, etc. i : zy ¥ > , . ; a ! i fe . 4 . 6%) t} /matron of honor. and the Misses M h d M h Be a able lengths in wanted | ‘| {| Yi E 7 Sy AYE f |_Alma Moeller and Flera Kipp of ot ers an ot ers-to- . & patterns too wide for i + one : : NAYS i ‘Chester, IL, were bridesmaids. ; P ; 4 | 2 ad ’ | wa Skis 7 ; SFI ASK © Their dresses were of rose-colored Our Maternity and Infant Department is equipped to | | ‘oes P. of ie + georgette, varying from light to meet every possible need of e Mother-to-be and the a merchandise and come i hy : ie | dark. Arline Fey and Lorna Gies- | Baby. The rices are most reasonable and special i ombinations. Lengths | 1 3 ie ee pe Tt _senbier were flower girls, and Wal-|! service includes helpful assistance and suggestions. || — i . . *& oY ty y =f md sete A ena Sow ase nie. 5 IPG SO OR Oy a~ " — ee ey ee ™ FY ~ at ~ : rh | | * es ? “ a ey a oe 2 Oe Ee eee a ee ve | @*>> 4 we ee i ag NBO AO A A Te A St ARS tM “mee eee ~ A ER LION LOLA ALOE LID OE AI EE OO RINGS PAL, CD Re A ee © desirable kind ‘ter Ninker Jr., ringbearer. Mr. any desirable kinds are _Ernest Fey, brother, of the groom, d so low that making acted as best man. and Messrs. Her- S most profitable. Shah Abbas are of the wor- 'man Fey and Arthur Buenger of i\Chester. Ll. were groomsmen. sted quality and are noted for | Messrs, Walter Ninker and Paul SPECIAL are identified by their high : tigen ces. share their beauty and general ex- | The wedding of Miss Dorothy PREVAIL — ana san erate ~ he ee CL ET Rete Herati Royal Wilton Rugs Lukegee srs Kat + y > . ee Bil gs Ota id aati ull 1 tins uae ies vr 24 ea i 2 S eae . Dll oye ne es He mse em — at aoe tao ae APIS NEE ET TE TE I PEED RS LIT OPE ITD EN. ena 5 «ton ‘ °, i, » § or. : Be! SS + 2 rake) ae b fen + er ~ oad aieia re AZ % oa Cems a ttt Ne tte He a . . - f a ' ¢ ee sie iu w 4 Ps” aha ital o. ib OP yt’ geet ? > " ‘ ” * h: * ee eee . 5 an ee ee meee pik P * og ates au - ; = a \ | 13-wire a i quality. They are y F: ] Mave King, daughter of Mr. and ; 3 | . i oa} ‘oe a Py ae = 3 A> i: cellence. An extra arge Sse- Wh M . Sherwood King of Milwaukee, WEEK ‘le W omen f|| worsted Wilton, of the closest I Wie Fis Cee > | sal . +h he ae tan Wis, and Elmer S. Héllensteiner, THIS }i| textures There are many f 3 7. ) a Bf ection of these 1 ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hollen- | a i oe? ; jee s boulevard, Mit | 7 7 in rich col- various sizes in pleasing de- [jen iit take place Wednesday, beautiful designs in Tl . d ] The all have ‘June 17, in the Kingsley M. E.! Gertrudes Sheets All are sign and color. J Church of Milwaukee. Miss Con-/]] goo) mixed, shelliMuslin Sheets for orings for selection. 'stance Violet King, sister of the||{ ede- Babys losely woven of high quality an extra deep nap. pride; Miss Margaret Koehring and/||} ins. b ot PE of J : ‘Mie ciaire Reurt of Towle it] Pilloweases | Pads yarns. a | Toe pect ‘man, and, Sherwood|(| Of, madi lowed Diaper BRITT Toon bi i, die) a) Me tt Wit i hi King, brother of the bride: Nor-|]] ancets_ Sig tor | nmr toemapereonwemselgygy An Dresses Talcum oe ig. a) 5 i P ¢ - al 3x10 6 Herati Rugs ee * 87 50 t 6x9 Shah Abbas Rugs I al, ai $52.50 is a former student at Whehingey ind md. § 2S Bonnie Sec | . al e - ; e* es e © : {"niversity. trim... ; 2 | - | ; —— e ~—s | 9x15 Herat Rugs ee Se Oc ee 135.00 8.3x 10.6 Shah Abbas Rugs - eee 75.00 The engagement Bo age “ye ‘i Kimonos # Grau). daughter o yr. an airs. | mb. mere. : . pode, ‘Hl shell x : Other Herati Rugs at Other Shah Abbas Rugs [| Robert £. Grau! of 3667, Maney | Sieg 5-95 in : p ortionate Prices of Mr. and Mrs. Henry ©. Wohler!|] $hogider Bands f+ 36 pieces ....... 9.95 | Proportionate Prices at rop of 2538 Crittenden street, was an-'f] Cotton reinforced 72 pieces. eeee ee .19.85 nounced yesterday at © ~Stiius oe: ae Lavettes Made to Order. . a — ° 9 . luncheon given by the prospective : i ci ft b he s Ww ids ‘ | \\ Nairn S Inlaid bride. The place cards wwe cup , Sacques # x | | lding ti tes tied with pink| emnant Price i 9X 12 A fr rong which told the secret. No | Siete a ’ . e | date has bee set for the wedding: ' broider and sew. 1 .96 #) Samarakand Wilton 9x12. Seamless | in ol CUMS Jae crests te one — ee ane ee di 4727 Newberry Terrace announced the marriage of their daughter, | \ MITED number of ) x R jfarah, to Mathai: Cee toni M : D , ater and voit Rage | YU] Rugs Axminster RKugs 190 best ee Maternity Dresses . seconds, consisting of q | ~ | East. ee ) Lane Bryant Maternity Dresses are designed for Or only having bor- | Sg ~— | ‘The marriage of Miss Helen Bea- wear during the gg. oe" “developed tn the ter Rugs, $38.75 | $f @Q.00 Yard, rice" MeGrath “aaugher of 5§ il] without alterations. They are developed in the ry . | ; and / ; _ a z er uss, $ . | a 6 rg 5 j | North Market street, to Carl Ho- same smart Nise ot si rg a an ene meg |7 : ° hengarten, son of Mr. and Mre. F. | conceal con tion. — we tur- , : 4 SE 4 ' 9 : 2 : eam *y the seendlions : s eas es ia ae The popular block, tile, and |H. Hohengarten, of 3216 Barrett ing al assortment charm- t. took place Tuesday, June $,) . : Chine 00 hown in beautiful pat- Mt ne asso af : - $2 an wa ay en st x Bhp ad a , ; Le RR 5 a Se et eae Pa i) in ee eee [gis 2 } e 'D, yt Wee Ree Pe 7 hee hae ae oie’: Poe Sebo. ee eS p ; ‘ Pet i ae aad oe) 4 “Pee A at at My 3 ee sae eee a (ac OF eB ic. | | hardwood designs for kitchen |} +t 4 >. m. The cerenviner Reeves ||| and Tub Silks for Summer. size gxr2 feet. f t A full range of beautiful are included in this selection. lof the Blessed Sacrament Church | Lovely at ......+++ce+0+emscmewes + kownstairs Store.) Persian and Chinese designs at the church. ees | ; The patterns gO through to | The bride's attendant was her \ . in colorings of taupe, blue, These Seamless Axminster Rugs are : ‘sister, Miss Margaret McGrath and | 7 , Sand and mulberry grounds. shown in a number of different patterns, and the back. This brand of Lino- caret Mennemeyer attended the . i i isfactory service. : its wearin care Hotel after nie : They are closely woven of colors. They will give satisfactory leur is noted for its 8 served at the Cérenate Metal eter! TY high-grad ll ei All are important values. aliti | aed te ee ak , i sia e yarns and wil give qui ities. (Sixth Floor.) . for a po specter + Bea ociets. tin dae LOCUST STS. ; excellent service. a ale FE Louie in the fall. SIXTH AND LOCUS? St The marriage of Miss Pearl Fl- |" | man, Gougiger of Mr. oat The POST-DISMATCE ts the only St. Louis evening Conven nts May Be Arranged iia te str John Ellmag of 757 Westgate ave- newspaper siviey Associated Preas news sorviea, ha, Continued on Next Page. ee Oe en eee a a ee emer anaes el

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Yas aot 1 aR et yey iors ee ee eee ae Hired oe et a ee J Teen ah ore ean o Niet dts! «use bee Awe vnoead *, ' S ee > Were.” rr Ss we 755 o> ples. hehehe eae gents ’ . , , «gt 3a se 52 ete er oe “y W 7 = - s a ‘2 r ae ae 4 (el we ES Te ae 9 ows A Tier 7 es i Me Py eee a a cee ae ey om ‘ v4 ak) a ov ae ae. oe we ae ~ aid Ton a rd Oe eae eee RAL EH nh Rg ay ARE die. ga uth Sg ipa ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED PLOT RS A GOT LOS PB easton“? sa ie ote oe A die we . = * reat NDAY, _ — ‘ } 4, , * " ot “anes A New Low Price ON THE UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC IRON and Cutlery Set FREE \ \ &) You Save Don't confuse this Kit cheap cutlery. These “Universal” Resistain keep an edge. Rust-proof—tarnish- proof—handles that will not loosen. 1 large carving knife; 1 butcher knife; 1 paring knife; Only a Few Days Telephone. Your order Monday for our 1925 Iron Sale bargain—the tamous “Universal” wrinkleproof electric iron (former price $6.75.) We will deliver this 6-lb. stand- ard iron at its New Low Price, $6, and will send you Free a four- piece “Universal” Resistain Cut- lery Set (retail price $2.40.) $2.40 No sets free after next Friday. chen Set with : Call Main 3220 are standard L, that will St. Louis Scho: of Fine Arts. and | Werner on of Mr. and Mrs. 4. | Werner of &12 | Miss Friedman attended Washing- = ADVERTISEMENT Teen ffoman|pins REDUCE Your Figure To Ideal Proportions with DR. FOLTS’ SAP. “1 have had such wonderful! results from using one cake of Dr. Foilts’ Soap that I felt it my duty to write and te!! you about it. Just a little over a week ago | received it, and having used it every day since, I find that ! have lost IZ pounds”"—C. L., of Youngstown, Dhio. “I AM A WASSEUSE, AND HAVE used Dr. Folts’ Soap for sev- eral fat people with very good re- gults."—Mrs. Turvill, Chicago. “I HAVE USED TWO CAKES @f Dr. Folts’ Soap, and already los? 5S pounds. It is the idea! externa! way @o take off fat. I tried them all” -— Mrs. Fisher. “Dr. Foilts’ Seap has wonderfully helped me. |! was unusually fat on my arms and shoulders, which it has |. removed. ! certainly will recommend . Dr. Folts’ Soap."—T. Chils, Spring- held. “— | FIND DR. FOLTS’ SOAP DOES al! you clam it to do.”"—Mrs. Mabon, Baltimore. “I HAVE PURCHASED A BOX OF Dr. Folts’ Soap, and find it ts ex- cellent—better than anything I have ever used to reduce."— Mrs. Forsythe, Orlando. “I FIND THAT TO USE DR FOLTS’ SOAP three times a week is also wonderful for stiff, sore joints.”— Mrs. Black, of Decatur. a ag da ly 2 O ha eh Ghin! duce arms, legs, hips, Why should rou turn to diets, exer. ciee or drugs—cow that 2 pomtwe and ABSOLUTELY RARMLESS EX TERNAL war to meit excess fat from any part of the beady without sect img other parts. is offered to vou’ Tos quickly get deal slender limes a!) vou need to 40 is to wash every mght from five to ten minutes the perts rou wish t redure. wth » goed tiather af DR. POLTS SOAP (ome be sure ts t the orginal redecing seap—DR TS. Avcid imitations, “sscailed yust as goed”) Dr Poeits’ Seas, the orginal reduciag soap. bas for the lest ‘wo years proven that it could reaily reduce fat penpile. ; Tr hes been found ideal '. one rd of deuble chrex because the skie ts mot left fabby or wrinkled sfter the reducing. Fat men sad women ore sow using (re wonderful sep with gmer img resuite Reductions of sewers! meRes on hips and bust are of Detolts Soap Sean Fakes off fat; - “) «a any ‘nf Spe kar hee lapel Endera sn Vre's hud - ; : ” “* : e. Be « >? oe Wilson s. Jebnses or AKraceen Bros Crug Sgures or any department _ Ss oma s Orig Stores, Wotr’. we BOE Na 2S eS eS - : a, Oe rE ae mae SET. x 1 ctl anianiie pers OUT-OF-TOWN WEDDINGS OF WEEK Centinued from Preceding Pace. nue, and Emanue! Fuhrer, son wf Mrs. Marcus Fuhrer of 5672 Clem- ens avenue, wiil take place today pat 5:39 o'clock at Hotel: Chase | Rabbi, Thurman will officiate ani |a@ dinner will follow The counrle will pass their honeymoon in Colo- |rado Springs. i Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Miller ef 705 linterdrive avenue announce the 'marriage of their daughter, Miss | Maude Josephine Miller, and Fred | Alexander Bolsten of Boston. The | bride attended Washington Univer- | sity and is a member of Delta |Gamma. Mr. Béisten isa graduate ' of the Massachusetts Institute of | Technology. The couple have de- | parted for Dallas, Tex., where they 'will rnake their home. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Aaron | RafInwater of Clayton announce the |engagement of their daughter, Miss | Dorothy Rainwater and Robert | Wilson McCoy, son of Mrs. Theo- | dosia Elizabeth McCoy of Etzel : 2 7 » * ; —- = y javenue Both have artende: m-to-be was president *hoo!l Association. The take place in the fall Mis 35 - 5 ? - Tyr nan Mon aa a+ ‘ avs a4 a - 24 Eastgate avenue ’ _ sity and is a member of Sigma Sorority. Mr. Wer- graduated from the sane r and belongs to Pi Taw i‘'the Phantoms. Announcements have heen ve- 1arriage of Mias Albert Har- ‘tended tour throughout the East] when they will be at home in thetr | | and West, refurning about Oct. 1, ew home on Eighteenth street. OF INTEREST HERE; 3 Rooms Complete, 5269-25 $3'p2° wees I F You Want to Pay Less—Visit Oar Store for Sapreme Values 906 Franklin Avenue : . ’ ie ee Ask Us Ask Us [ CROSBY'S | NRB | Pein rome 7 ‘om $969 Moe A | Gray Shop") pete | on ooeaanal eB | vv For the Larger Women At 4 Price $100 Value This besetiful Phonograph will be the pride of your household—an in- strument of marvelous tone with the latest mnolseless motor fully g (aranteed Plays all records Fin- ished in a besutifcl mahogany It wi!) last a lifetime We wil! abdeo- lutely deliwer it whenever you sav $ 75 Only $1.90 down 7 and $1.00 = Bar Wiiiiiba.« «s & a - ine ~q ; Sizes 3814 to 4%, ELEGANT AND BEAUTIFUL Black and Navy Crosby’s“Gray Shop” C ] | | 1019-21 LOCUST ST. Harry M. Schmidt, Prest. Nall Furnirure “A Safe Place to Buy” ; ME >) IQ) Gj NF; 97) oe Our Entire Stock Oo 5 THEY ARE ARISTOCRATIC~ Short vamp two-st made ©! : black kic w soles. cushion tt rubber hee:s- Colors: Almond, Chili, Bark, Wainut 4 The POST-DISPAT a Ar SAE fi “"houteau avenue has chosen July ’ a> ~ . “— si — ~ i232 for the date ° marriage to € — | Misses Rose Feldman. Nancy lop. Sada Bobroff and Belle Weiss- man were bridesmaids The pbride- we = Pen 4. . a Sion ss @i, groom's attendants included Sid- STIX, BAER & FULLE GRAND-LEADER L Mau Fast St will be at- Margaraet - Horaney, . - ei amd Jer- | as best : = ery 2 qd a* Mr ana 2nC@ an @X- Gray . -and resigned | ADVERTISEMENT LOVE you just as mack. even thoug® your hair is getting But doen't beliewe him—or heed 4 Ri: He's only tryimg to console you. sour proof wil Be kis smile of sur- e sed approval, effer you've rownatone, the gtaranteed, harmiess vegetable preparation that tints gray. faded or bleached hair any shade’ You cam use it at heme nnaided. It does not fade or wash owt’ Further arpircations are necessary ee/y to new hair growth. -wo colors. shading from lightest hlonde ta black—Se and $19 at 4 and totlet counters. Tesr bartle mail ‘Nationally Known Wizard FOOT EXPERT Here This Week If You are Troubled With— Fallen Arches Painful Heels nlarged Ankles Painful Callouses Leaning Ankles Cramped Toes Run-Over Heels Calf or Knee Pains —it will be to your interest and comfort to take advantage of this unusual opportunity to consult a special foot representative direct from Wizard Head- quarters. We have arranged for him to assist in our Foot Reliet Department, all this week. He thoroughly understands the human foot. His advice will surely guide you to relief from your foot troubles. Why Your Feet Hurt Fallen arches, leaning ankles, callouses, rotation of the heel and other foot troubles are traced to the break- ing down of the delicate bone structures of the foot. One or more of the bones in the 26-bone structure has given away under the weight of the body. Mis- placed bones are pressing against sensitive nerves. Pain, enlargement or swelling are naturé’s warning that your feet need help. Now End Your Foot Troubles Restoration of the foot structure to natural position is the only means of relief. This is quickly and com- fortably accomplished with smooth all-leather Wizard Arch Builders, adjustable at the heel, ball and arch. Wizard Arch Builders—invisible when worn—are featherlight. They may be worn in practically any style shoe that meets with your approval. The results in comfort and graceful poise are priceless. WHAKG Areh Builders Free Stockinged Foot Examination Sometime during this special demonstration, visit our Foot Reliet Department. Consult the special representative from Wizard Head- quarters. Learn the cause of your Foote Trouble. Without cnarge a skilled examin- ation will be made of your stockinged feet. You merely slip off your shoes just as you do in buying a new pair. The cause of your trouble will be revealed and you will be given the benefit of a test fitting which will convince you any question that may have relief. There is no incuntaniielinn — absolutely no obligation. ¥ PILE OE TM! ce = a a ees CEM SIXTH and FR . ~ * \Ii-Leather Shoes for Here's Where Double Eagles rap Purmp - FS ymgortac e i eE > in hano-turnec »~-¢ > _ steel arch upports, in-soles anc uodan ee - -- Ladies’ White Canvas Pumps Sizes 3 to 8 Widths C and E oO Attractive short vamp model with two straps across instep. Made of fine white mercer- ized canvas. Steel arch sup- ports Cushion in-soles, Cu- ban rubber heels _ — Nurses’ Oxfords Nizes 7 fe Widths C to EE Corffortable and gtyied Oxfords of black kid Plain toe or with tip. Cush- fon in-soles: stee! arch sup- ports; low rubber heels. Baseball Free! Outing Shoes Boys’ and Girls Sizes ee > Men’s, $1.25 : White duck outing Shoes with | port trimmung. Soles of tough red rubber. Light- weight but durable. r ‘ ore aise Ligh her Al yee ee pas ie ellie BRAY bell a 4“ Quitti DON’T DELAY with your purchases, for Table Lamps, Electrical plies and Radio Ma Mai G $10.00 Value Value 3-Ligh od las Slight Fix Ceiling tere. Now, fixtures $9.00 Laie Gs gl i, | . -

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——- reSUNPAY, - gt PO The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED iN ” 14, 1925. Fe | ee —— ~oe = ——= — = = ee eee ole — Es em az " | CEWiliiams \ 2. NEWS OF SODENY WN) a Es | j SIXTH and FRANKLIN SENT WASHINGTON | J \ “s 4 Boer All-Leather Shoes for All the Family g| tP " ’ “ iat ae Soham if. OUR LIBERAL NO PHONE 3 E — 4 or . +” ‘ Me P| eee ty er spiny _ WASHINGTON, tune 33.—|f DEFERRED \ OR MAIL ORDERS | ¥ ' . eturnes ‘rom Minnesota with aj§ Tr, Y / 29) ~ }4 USTER Bro . pet Plage ; which ghee PAY MENT PLAN WILL BE ACCEPTED parts a ; St k j f Khas Secretary and Mrs. Frank B. Kel- | OC oO e) 5 logge who were their hosts while in c The Stave his ALL aie fe St. Paul. ff All Day | The Minnesota trip will be the} . . = ng Coat Double Eagle Stamps Monday J s.r" js ‘ger cee | before they go to Swampscott, 4 0a S P S : D O f d Mass., for a few weeks of rest. a 2 umps emi-iVress xroras f Public business must accompany « ger Women 2 Ladies 2 Strap P i’resident wherever he goes, but '§ s rag to aOR Sizes 3? to 9g | sIrs. Coolidge has decided to take! Widths tO | Widths A to EE ? % real holiday from social cares “SS. and will only entertain and Re en- T 7 . : a | fay 4 fertained informally while on the | OF N KW 9 rice : ea | ams KEP a; North Shore. The Presidential if§ 4 = , id /t ; 3 | ’ : | Tl Ladies’ White Canvas Pumps Nurses’ White Canvas § oars. tonn B. Henderson and her. Sizes 7 to 8 Oxfords Ss cranddaughter Miss Beatrice Hen-| Widths CandE | : # ¢erson closed Boundary Castle onif | | . CY) Buy a ng Sizes 3 to 8 Monday and left for Bar Harbor. hird Floor Ne ul u $ Widths Cand E where they will open their villa. : . | a They left the tennis courts and ~ 3 s Swimming pools on their estate to be used by the diplomatic tennis At Extraordinary I thernew aticcmtce to arene, | 4° CQLUT EMR Florence Rotary Reductions! i Mr. James R. Sheffield. is a guest he only St. Louis evening Pe Attractive short vamp model “Easy” but neat-looking, all- at the White House and will remain ted Press news service. "e with two straps across instep. white ge — rye ont there until he leaves for his post pa Made of fine white mercer- | wear. ade with hand-turned @ in Mexico City, the begin: ek ° . ; , ‘Ty Dames } : ° ms 1 ized canvas. Stee] arch sup- | soles, cyshion in-soles, steel B'this week. —_ o HIS new department is equipped to serve and IGH-GRADE Sewing Machines of many) f ushion in-soles, Cu- . ts and | ubb : o£ | a : . = a 1 ccihle : t WI Si gubber heels. —— ll Mrs. Robert Coontz and Miss/f will offer such attractive values that the designs will make it possible to select with — —___ —--—--— co igge arc eo tt rb the women of St. Louis and vicinity will be quick to fullest satisfaction our Florence Rotary Machines g West coast to spend the summer : ane : ee ; Ee Ss ; . : nn) states. Nurses’ Oxfords Ladies’ One-Strap with Rear Admiral Robert Coontz, | realize the advantage of filling their Sewing Ma- Mi mony are ag! Re ee on ° in command of the Pacific Squad-'§] ° o : ' i . F a ac ine e men ave ’ oD Sizes 2 to © Slippers ron. On their return East ice will chine needs here, whether thev want a Sew Ing Our : es Psu "a ps is well-k , ake of Widths C to EE Sizes 3 to & Easv Terms ; Light comfortable house Slip- and Miss Margaret Watson of San| ° ] ; Ss es >" - 4e58 s ‘ caAa bes Cc Le 4 ~~ * —7 4 ae eee OF with tip, Cysh pers, made of pliable black Francisco. Both are graduates of plion in-soles; steel arch sup- kid. Flexible soles. Low rub- this year’s class in Leland Stanfore | ‘ports; low rubber heels. ber heels. University and Mr. and Mrs. = ‘ | D P 4 $ \ UU Small Down Payment Hoover have gone West to attend y , ss S the wedding ! With every pair of Boys 3 ™ , ¢ y ay ga Baseball Free . leather or sport shoes . — oe : M SS) ieee, eee eee eee | Oe “SS Ge — — i ag see ||| meant Jabiicbcbohe gport tr er, Soles of of white ved brown duck trim- Sussete Dewe y, daught er of the Pec Ba. hoax: ti Sy es 4 >? Seer br Saar Mii Loe PEP re BR 2 seat : “y score ; é me ion ving ree e: oe : by OE oe ee bai te ® if. ‘Ee tough d rubber Light- med to match Hood § k Assistant Secret ‘ of th asury Sass Ses SO Se Se oo SOEs OS 3 | Sacer natn SRN ai a Se or coe eee OR REE - TRB I ee ie OS iy Ae EY Dp BECO ge Ue RS Diy Be ge Ae Oe ort to take ) ug re . 4 ; smoke § Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, si , s CA ok | Res teins Secon ae gcse : AM er We Re oe ee Nas Saeed OR SOT tal he CO ok te mt ‘ consult a 7 Weight but durable. crepe rubber soles. and Mrs. Charles Dewey. Miss , Dewey has recently been presented ard Head- i = : at the Court of St. James and will Renewed New Portable Renewed sist in our +1 amt travel in Europe until the late fall ° . , Zz The POST-DISPIAATCH is the only St. Louis evening “ith her mother : eroughly ) ee Singer Wheeler Wilson Florence White oo 26 | *29 | $38 | °57 | $26 oo a THE BR — Quitting .. Business Regular $42.00 Regular $48.00 Regular $55.00~ Regular $80.00 Regular $42.00 ~ = tion of th | : the ay } | DON’T DELAY The wind-up is near at hand. St. Louis has never E the foot. Teal Ad : seen such bargains before. You will be delighted with your purchases, for we must sell all our Lighting Fixtures, Floor and These Machines renewed Brand-new Machines; 4- The new Portable Elec- The Florence Rotary ; lat- The White Rotary, known but yuaranteed to be in | drawer drophead. These | trie, complete with full set | est 4-drawer style. These from coast to coast. Guaran- structure Ip ; , 7 Table Lamps, Electrical Sup- OC y. Mis- 4 p > : ip See an, Mater] BeGARDLESS OF COST | perfect sewing condition. Machines guaranteed for | attachments and _ lessons Machines guaranteed a teed to géve service. Only a lies ve nerves. P . Mail Orders Giwen Prompt Attention Full set attachments ten years. free in your home. lifetime. jjmited number at this price. 4 ‘ Cc i . . P e rning that | ; Unusual Grouping of the Popular | me 1) Extra Special! Whi : : Extra Special! ite and Singer D10 to $25 yy Renewed 5 25 Used Allowance Beet machines (a Machines have been recondi- tioned and are Guaranteed to be in Al sew- purchase of our ‘‘New Con- ~ guaranteed to be ing condition—come early for sole’? Electric Sewing Ma- Vhite in first-class sew- first choice at these prices. ehine. Come in and let us . ing condition. ¢ $ $ demonstrate this One $ Electric Console “ Pains ee ove a — GN IR eg AR: Oey ten ts “RAR a ‘+d, a, tt; > & & % 5 2 Ce — - me CA ey wad PPS . , hae -. leat te ee ee ae ee we “ MRE SR. nike us, ‘ a, sgt PTL Raha A i : . oa x e — ae ‘. - - 4 " P » TE SOE hae a} ae Lh om Ta ek ee een See ae a oat RR eg ee yaad: or eS, oe se . rer " “4 at 5 A y B €, A a. a So are i ee .* Ny ‘ 3 & A, Shy a, re! ies ul 2 oe ¥ mi ae mae I> ae Se bie) ibd: SSI age 0". ae SNS ONS ce Mes es : - Bes hen Tee fie, Fity bby = @ wIAdy te Kitchen or Bath Lights Position " Ceiling ee as , $2 Value = % ’ complete. and com- | peares Aine ' geod y. re oogueal for halle] 4-TAght Bunga- ; 5-Light Bunea- = Y izard , j ¥ and b e d- low I ixitures. low Fixture. Fin- ‘fi? iz 7 ue $9.00 value. ‘ and arch. : 3 : ee “1 wired complete. mena ved bo san Of Nn-——are ’ r No. 1 ° e) Less bulbs. - gray: $10.00 ‘ : i ' Wired ¥ ee ee ; C > value. wire d cally any ) Complete Complete 3 ey. QA compiete. ¢ results 4 i Lees bulbs oe No. 3 No. 4 satte.. $3.75 | | $15.00 to Fit a Five-Room Home With above complete Fixtures. Ask for assortment No. 10 as follows: Fixture No, 1—Bedroom Fixture No. 3—Bathroom Fixture No. 2—Dining Room Fixture No. 5—Klitchen Fixture Ne. 4—DPartlor This Ils a $32.00 Value Bulbs at Ridiculously Low Prices F LASHLIGHTS $1.50 Value Tungsten Type! Nitrogen Type| Round Ball ah Guay? Sell Oc value. | Type tubular type, Aill- sie value. | CP stundard Edi- | Standard a ees hase | Rall Frost- nickel case, complete Edison 1 -WATT ed Lamps: with battery and base. 2% | BULBS | 40 value, bulb: now. watt, 40- | "8 As ilinstrated. — now watt or Now. | 2? ] Cc -watt— . Ah... my } Now fr Qic | - 719c 15c i : Sui, } go one | Orange: ennary 7 Se walue; 60- BAe Z, Bulb, now, and ambos Lamps. $1.00 Value Flapper ci... aoe Curling Irons $3.00 Value DESK LAMPS 50 Value Radio Tubes. $1.5 type 201-A: . Wired Complete and Suaranteed to adjustable; icK& bulb, rite fatia a | Fie {| /eN , ‘th, a Wy 7 ff + - AeA fr as ay ea - #« “> d Aa . ‘e ae . “ 4 ae “Pe ye se - D a _ = 7 é » ate * ae . (tag a c re Te + PnP Ale eee 4 ge om : Pt MD das tae ” 4 i S f a Bee, , - au 2 in Y i¢he ae og : . VY ag? Py » PS REIS ae ay} Fe ae - Pty fia (J ee ee See Ye ‘ yt The Florence The New Cabinet ‘lactric T: Another Florenee rotary ms Electric Table ae Viscous | at ee sewing machine. 7 Ad /) > = The Florence The Florence Rotary ‘ . Slectric Six-drawer automatie drophead, | Console Elect ae set right position. (Juaranteed to lL'sed as a beautiful walnut Tabie er A beautiful piece of furniture, when . 4 , ar Suen o eee sewing machine. give perfect service for # lifetime. a sewing machine. efthy he te ee (7 ett%, “ty, “4 ae

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ET ne A LE RR I Te EN oe I we aod per COMBINED The Daily POST-DISPATCR alone has MORE CITY Cir‘ ulation than the morning and one other evening newspa Se ee ee —— . ~ —_ - | Open~a Charge Account —It Always Pays to Buy at Nuge sie New Store Hours ™ i _ a . " _ 7“ ‘ , : ee aaa on eh ies ? . ‘ —— . oe x; 7 Spa sa a AR Bae Sak ahee a MEFCRA peer 4? oe % PRASAD NE Ft, Powe S SNS eR Pa Mee RS PEE de ee? BF it ~ : a ee Oe p te 4 oy - we xed So a ¢ Dec hah by ia akin Sik eet ar oe Ue” ad) en ee ak ee bteities cet May it ade Ce aL ay. eR ‘ aoe ih eee Pa AS? Tae 2, ot DER e ee Se lei SER ; . © paca fer Pally AP we i ; Fares GE SE. ay e Pte w> aes aw Saat ica aealie 8 ie Pai 4 v ea . P 2 4 - i ARKY * Ph : be _ hy os ess Sas eres eka Ser ss S Sunil te lt pt SAR ih Sey gh “ Ee ek ee priest a a A Te ete ¢@) eS * i aliadeuact ee ae *, ee eee : » el righ ai Shae a > eh. Wats ny: ener te : tie et, es Pi B éepostiind : » s , “ . Po “ > peti phat ales ge nade wt ip) -Ha * aS] j pres pomeneuy-dednanas . ; oe Sina Viewed Phage Se Mile Re alt ee ee : aM ee Rita: He a ties eis on gees el etaagher? Senate AR aie. “tad - - oe Ny MATS WH ie § “ « melas sq Pelee s Se aN Meret ode sia Se kt Sb > PORE ITALIAN. OLIVE -95c et been received, and also whe ) \ | ed \ | EME SO! BA : Pearl Chokers Summer evenings demand that there be malliMeminine qualities, no manmish ee meer ead ations 2 if @ AY ; See A | c Ae ‘e C sheer bits of loveliness as printed chiffons qm tes and soft crepes bring ou T § e supplied wi in} 2 fv ag ve les , | The Omar indestructible arti- : es a ~~ - ‘ b rd ‘ . Bi my , ‘ ; , : . 4 « « ( a » - orchid. $1 7 2 50) an $2.9 Summer lik $1.95 an $2.25 \ CARAS 1) SERD— Ta a hae know e alleged, that ! , 1% | , a : , \. Guaranteed ° ; FANCY BLACK ENGLISE — raids —— ee oe x “ge “\ ee a hh Fre ¥ saan inseam $2.50 Printed Georgette and SK! ic (i= it ; ' > / : t ~*~ ~ FORBES QRALITY COF. 44 Repilyin th rovernment, | Cf = j tee ; : 4 . | { Crepe de Chines; 40 in. wide FEE—1-Ib. ‘pkes Ml Wiecount Cecil explained that th : \ i ; : ¢} 1) PEE NS $5.95 Coaster Wagon , — he er to the ! Special $2.50 Wash Radium Silks; ir , : This Coaster Wagon is new sport stripes. i In. wide Specita: dark can Dezen cans, $6.9.> MPEERAN'S SPECIAL 55c MALT—-*-Ib. ean: hop flarer a . : ; made of hardwood. Has rub- Dezen cans, $5.50 and «ia" il1as n part iar i ne 1 : : j ! ; ~a' cn . ty aring. Witil BLACK MISSION FIGS— 20c ana e great advantaz r time 3 A § *S @ . . . FiRS—Per deces......... 296 Mi uimos: publicity. That fact alone wee) | Ste Need Bec ossces, PRS SS seem Fae A Aesseenanetehanennnahienteeniiialianae cloth; 32 inches wide....... end to any suspicion th ARE Sf AE SiS oh 3 a ae Sere Silk Princess Slips 4 ee eee | eovernmest cesired to hide } aS Basen Tee eee ns a MIBIF ES eee se Ee, ae a a ee $6.00 New _ ta uw“ 4 \T 4 Dé« sina expecially ‘ iv Ww : V 0 ny La : . 2 , ¥: ” ony "ia i8 j 43 Z “: “ di - 3 3 sy a = — - = od . +> #4 : * : ~ty : - | : ; sox, hs “7 wo aeaheiianteeen enim ' — $$ — —— a . hems. Trimmed with lace in- t eT ] * “ sertion hemstitching and ‘ace B d d . ~ Flesh and white. Sizes OT wa @ © , | . That Make Ez for Immediate Wear — |} | They Are Here! ' | , b } k ce $3.95 “IL ake STOUT WOMEN | The New in U TOC \ S suicidal I, .annglllel sane Whites ; A iY a cre hs rsp , » wet | ° ~ pe de cnmhine in new Wale $2.00 White Can you remember of ever having secured beautiful | Marked with those distinctive details which piace them among the most attrac- $1.69 Princ Shps oe ee 2 : ‘ | et Meee . : } ioe | } Made of fine nainsook—in frocks, also new b!ues. $2.98 White J new exquisitely fashioned Frocks—like these— | tive of nodels, these Tub Frocks yet retain that smart simplicity which exemplifies al oe 300-5 ee Laeaee ; f i bodic oD or built-up or white and bias ects. $3 50 White . right at the very beginning of Summer at such low good taste. The styles are varied, so that customers are sure to find their prefer- shoulder style, with deep Requires a prices? | ences. be it-a Frock for sports or afternoon wear hems. Trimmed with lace. only 1 , $6.00 Wr'te Bridal | ane ‘Hryant BASttE? | Materials a Colors —— | f -- 35.50 White Sal ASEMEN , Broadcloths Crepe Stripe @ Navy Black (Satene Sea . Green Rose Tan . = dA hihnly ePrice sere i ihe Ang bak oa tntnge? ate sic gap te he Zgitete lity ae ide SR 2h Voné 2 Printed Foulards—Ail quality for Summer dresses. gach es wide et i Se ee ee? a nore &: ae eepte ee ee ye GR wees ln Cie Side at eae da Aes ee _ 4 Rony we a y staat are igs Te Cae, ei A ea Nn i Sig pe ey a. , 4 os 4 Bae yer =p ae : , t te : ee ee Ts Le Ryle gh os. “cane S Pe rig aye ane - : : , . Sas eae f 29 eee i: Mri Ler iain Silas ee Hass : teat : yt Nee eae a wR Sy Cotas. pach Debit Sotet es Yor eg ae ee Or me oe My! RE Rae: f Da RT a ena fae Bs Sees ede As ee lees RR aes Caps reat aS * x ’ 4 fe ues ; ; v7 Se 7 oe 28D se ? trey a 3 he : » FAURE RLO et VR Mee ee 8 Radium Silks—In new Summ shades—36 inches wide on Vike ee ere _—" ee + ay pas ea a Satins French Imported EVERY HAY I BARGAIN DAY leona Sixth and Locust Sts. every price Cmancals Price | Printed & Bordered Crepes PO urea gt me Lace Stationery With Orchid Peach fetes: One ont dee Ee m 6A Sale of Only 76 of : i and Canary Slips iebenne: Genians $| 00 & ‘ Laces Georgette Choice Summer Frocks || ia wise Geepes in box... 16¢ . = a. : | hepa ! o 18, 36 to 48 New Balint | Ze : Bine Wilton Ve | y hd 200 Higher-Priced Dresses | : Jersey : : 4 Sizes 40 | “e pecia . 2 ae of m ateria sand sty es. Ranging from $14 e li, Price Ria: inches wide. The sea- \ a ; | - ; ; = 4 " is lot includes some of t riginalls n sa $s tavorite “Sport Jer- . Shown in a broad selee (Second Fleer—N age sts. } sev fashionable for street on 2 . Or sport attire. Shown ?: we: Se - -. . Pah - 2 @ . ' : ) — . French blue, banana gold. ~S ee : “ea “tg ali colorings ~~ blend Special Purchase of Tots pigskin and Fare- @9 50 ~~ on pme. Al) are seamless style wav green. Yard.. La ~*-™, a ead A ie therefore you ean expect Kiddie Frocks . ar nang SQ SS op L ; ee. Some have heavy kno $3.95 to $5.95 Values $18 Gossard Corset and y= 3 ——S Wimge. On sale Monday....-. Adorable little Frocks, all fresh and net 7 Wind IX, | , | Girdle Opaque Window ; : ail Pg ae De i This Gossard Corset and Shades , panels Curtains fae ; Girdle is made of high-grade ma- ) PPh vs erro terme a and ‘\ Sta | bis oop as ! ewig ie a | Hits oe I STA-KOLD l — - stylish i ea \ *& . | .;* i 44et pai tk: on ) Moderately prmced Ice- ne © 3 | ' 1) PRE E : e. ; —= ; af ores that rill ve great - — for every occa- [|p 22 a rd SSS pov reat ops An Entire Carload of mello Caic sion. Foulards, ; ie sais a Floor | | ca : — made of selected wood 3 > a | Dotted Voiles, Founds Bepons 64 x64x94 Inche capacity = i fi j &3-Ib. ice ~ ig . e: : . , 28 65 , : ensttiv iH | — ; capacity $2 ° 9 = . . 95 : Nugents Imperial Mattresses | a M0-Ib. ice _ : 4 \ Attractive! . , Inches in Diamete. Widths EFF : ey se ¢ ai | Boris gecge ¢ pores Oa “ivie: « penneee $24.50 | . ; foodstuffs and rrocer is are cold by weight? : coking Pit eeeerecerng 14.45 | AlSre \ good business to-em® eur purchase—also hanc Bern | Foster Bed D t we | Three-Door Side-Icer Stvle ee wy, weighing the comte Tecipes used in cooking : | SUE avenette ads || White Porcelain Lined. Cork Insulated | // serves, baking, et®. 7 ¢ de without one. We specialize im fitting hard to “ | Springs . xtra tality 70 lb Ice Ca cit | , - , all pacity ' , Wher Meales Priced at + na 8 ha Sed > prices. oe ee ee eee ee eee ae Ose ee mmons Beds LOL LLL OR AS EI EC I CT A Ee Ee et OE RE CO ite. ie Ct tt et i Stylish Shoes for Stout Women | ix Twin or fuil-bed star. Wainy $] 125 ree nee oases J CK fit feet. No matter how wide. : — . t- how siim, how long or how short. > | - = Ss “ats 5 $e ee icin | 85-Ib. Ice Capacity ‘ . ' we can fit you perfectly —com ma aa / ¢ , a r spread | Ae eee : ' : ; | earn Ve ' : ‘ ° ' strong ixs f box *dg ; 100-Ib. Ice Capacity etines : | ! ~. $ 19 . a : & $ 59 $ 79 $ Our great variety of shoes, Ox ii) sty'es ane - . | Club Plan—$5.00 Cash ala CE ee ee == oh. ey ferds and pumps enab/!es« you to , at n $8.35 . , B nce Monthly A . : R z: cer we :, £ i: lig 2 of * 4 9 be d : A J eae : Se Q5 Mwitr-: $6. o ‘Peerth Fleer, Seath—\egents. } irchew Third Fieer son th—Nagcent« | = Stee: om et SS A Ta ee te get your fit m any particular style you desire Store Hours From 8:30 A Mita SP wy—— | _ : —

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SUNDAY J XN i- 14, 1geo- The —_ Daily POST-DISPATCH alone nas 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED -- = a — 37. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH a one i SS c Floral Voiles Vash Goods This i é e wanted lurge flora! patterns, in beautiful co}- Value = ft cletes ; ors, printed on fine quality Voiles . | Make lovely dresses for the hot Summer davs Yar, ss Yas @ nal purchase. made am . ; : , ; re, ' _ / ind Crepes and ( untons ie . ; A fin juality hard-twist Voi! ‘ atterns Ol} lieht al lid . - coigggien ‘ sr a . it nr es —— pean (la colors, with the wanted borders and graduated dots: 5 . - 45-inch 91.00 Bordered Voiles full dress pattern —] tM Vards ~ In tinted shades S9c — make dress. — ‘ * aU TATA foes Chain) All Busses Stop at Nugents \ WS ALL the People. “a The Store for : / Me ‘ Men! Choose From (Main Floor—Soath.) ing Silks}Summer Frocks, demand that there be no dia bess as printed chiffons and § f bring out | on, es and soft crepes oring— you the beautiful Silks we lowers and other designs printed $2.98 Summer Silks? Mondq@g@%® Printed Foulards—All silk eorgetie and } : Baquality for Summer dresses. v6 0 | 8; 40 in. wide um Silks: i: Bs. 3? in. Wide nton Crepes; | Y > Silk Broad- | — inches wide Printed Georgette Silks — +40 mches wide 25 Printed Crepe de Chines—4+t0 pinches wide 8 Radium Silks—In new Summer shades—36 inches wide on White That Make Equi r $2.75 White Crepe de Ohi $2.50 White’Silk Broaddiline $2.00 White Radium Sim $2.98 White Canton 0 ; - $3.50 White Canton Get $6.00 White Bridal Satiz $5.00 Crepe de Chine $6.50 White Surah St Im 3 for Immediate Wear pric (Wain eT Silks 33-inch natural Pongee silks—-the for Summer apparel. Yard $1.69 Wash Silks in stripes and quard effects. A splendid fa- Rayon texture. eminine qualities, no mannish lines or fabrics. Such grace and youthful in soft colorings. $1.98 and $2.25 Summer Silks Monday ported Pongee color tan ideal silk and 32 inch Broadcloth, woven Jac- Dresses. 19 Floor, Seath—Nugents.) for Summer vi 2 4 7 P e : $12.95 Silk Negligees Just arrived from New York. Beautiful tinted and daintily fashioned of splendid quality Silk Crepe de Chine. Side-clos- Ing and straightlines, some trim- med with rows of Val. lace. others with pleating and shirred tolds. Peach, orchid, turquois (open and pink $9 Q5 * F loor—East,) | $3.95 and $5 “Sun. | Rain’’ Umbrellas All-silk, good quality rainproof covers with fancy woven and stripe borders. Come in navy, green, purple. farnet and brown.: Made in 10-rib style with short club handles, cord arm swing, tips and stub. $2 98 a each : (Main Floor—.N orth.) $1.50 and $1.95 Women’s Silk Hosiery F'ull-fashioned thread silK medium weight Hose Have lisie tops; well reinforced heels and toes. Come in peach, lovie, nude. French nude. gun- metal, stone gray and $] 33 white. Sizes 8% to10.Pr * ‘“Nadsco’’ Chiffon | Hosiery Women’s all-silk Chiffon Hose of very sheer quality. well reinforced hee!s and toes. Come in almond. nude. French nude, gunmeta).jack - (Second — : d Curtain , A Sale of Only 76 of These 9x12 — speamless Axminster and his Jot includes some of the best well-known es. Shown 1n a broad sclecti on of patterns and able colorings to blend with most any color me. All are seamless style Rugs therefore you can expect greater nce. Some have heavy knotted mmge. On sale Monday.. . $2.50Panels 400 Pairs Colored $2:85 Artificial Madang fic- Ruffle Curtains Silk Damask | peice penne. Ruffled voile. grena- Beautiful drapery color | also eSIENS. dine, marquisette and combinations in this | All Seam silk tussah silk Curtains. popular fabric. wll frin@@@ie bot- Some have valance to make splendid - tom oa . on match, also tie- draperies $I Q5 - > | 97 backs $] Q7 Yard . ites & 2) Pair ° i 9 - ‘44 $1.59 Artificial Silk Draperies Rich, lustrous cloth in a heavy quality. Can be split for window drap- eries. 48 inches $| wide. Yard... .00 (Third Fleor—Sonth.)} rabbit, taupe and | Q5 $1.95 black. Sizes §% to 19 Pair. (Main Floor—WNorth.)} a Baby Boys’ Sailor Suits Made of white Galata with braid trimmed sailor collars and euffs; with two pairs of pants: embroidered emblems and larze black ties. Some blue trimmed. one short pair of pants $] Q§& Sizes 2 to 6 vYears...... ° (Second Floor—EFEast.) including one lone and ie, ’ Boys’ Long Pants Made of white duck. Full cut, in all sizes, S te i8.. Long Pants for the sma!] boys. Sizes | gf . fee Se vee 15 (Third Floer—North.) Knitted Capes for Little Tots Wool] knit of zephyr varn—in fancy weave. Made with arm- For rose 3 vears. $2.50) rosebuds. (Second Floor—South.) with tots 6 trimmed months to os | $2.95 The : Jugs Gallon Size # Keeps liquids or foed# j | : ined or cold for hours. Vi . ‘ ren Set, earthen lining, wide Sturdy steel outer Just the thing ¢ . Tall. graceful) covered Attractive with match. effect odes sik ’ for the pic- nics. out- iMBS, CtC.. ot dds are sold by weight? It’ we ¢ be without one. Other aie Beales Priced at $9.19 es HAS 359 $2.79 ¢ 5 ~~ purchase—also handy for recipes used in cooking pre- 99 Sale! ! _——_—— >\ Summer Needs $9.50 Red Moulded 34-Inch Corrugated Garden Hose ) mene ° 7 a. Are You Going Awav? = Special oe Monday Fourth Floor, South— Nugents afjustabd.> of striped Canva able. fully guaranteed garden Hose; 50-ft.: complete with coyplings This is your opportunity to save; nonkink- $ 8 . —_—_— frigate - gerrteesiss / - ; Eee | | Window Screens 81.75 Steamer Chairs; atrone to 4 positions Fiber Wardrobe Trunks Full size: built strong and sturdy; strongly re- $4.00 Natural Finish Screen Doors inforced with center Strongly made of well seasoned wood. fancy spindle center; fitted with best screen wire 2 ft. 6 ia. x 6 ft. © ia. 2 ft. S in. = 6 ft. & in. bands; heavy hardware, ouss spring lock with open & 15 bulge, plush top, dust ° curtain, laundry bag [EEE shoe and hat boxes 2 ft. 10 in. x 6 ft... 10 in. etc. Extra speciai . 3x7 ne ig Se cae (Third Floor—East.) Choice 500 Bathing Cases Leather Traveling Bags Tourist Cases Leather Suitcases Leather Gladstones Women’s Hatboxes Women's Fitted Cases Women's Hatboxes Adjustable extension kind: hardwood frames 33 in.. .50¢ ; 30-in.; ext. to 42 in.. . 9S 37 in.. .60¢ 36-iIn.: ext. to 37 in. $1.05 .; ext. te 37 in... Bie 38-in.: eat. to 48 in $1.70 $13.50 Lawn Mowers Full ball bearing, equipped with 4 sharpening large 16-inch steel $9 R5 a. blades, easy running 85.00 Perch Swing: a roomy and comfortabl: hanging Porch Swing, complete with $3 95 , 7 hooks, etc ! 210 Lawn Swings; ful! four pasrengker fice boited $7 95 | . a throughout (Fourth Uaseenees Meee | ‘s ? S¢ sa” Innovation Wardrobe Trunks YA Off | Lecncarce “Section— Third Fleer, South—Snernts.) seats $1.19 a=” (\ew \for camp are | ved Mr. ‘agonies with my stomach. CAMP FOR GIRL SCOUTS TO BE HELD AT TEN BROOK, MO. 60 Acres Will Be Turned Over to St. Louis and St. Louis Counts Members for Their User. A camp for all Girl Seoits rez‘s- tered in the St. Louis and St Louis /County council will be heii July 1* Ten Brook. Mo... Miss |} Kleanor Piper, local ito Aug. 29 at ;nounced yesterday. The site ‘a the | Christ Church Cathed-a! camp, »which has been turned cver ty the , cathedral to the Cis] Sornrss for the isunmimer. It ts GY acres o*% land, 20 miles south on the Ferry and has permaner dormitories and co*tigres fe scouts will ‘se. E@’ @a road ! ! A general camp for at?) Scouts will to Aug. * to 29, for summer school. pioneers’ camp for scouts, 14 years or ove" held. At the pioneer girls wil! live in ,of the camp work. will be in attendance. | to be made a’ 2221 lacust | be co.aitctel and 2ga 1a from Aug. 22 those girs who Aug. 8 to 22 4 s-cond class wili ‘amo id do a’l Trainea nurses | Apodlheations | teits headquarters, director an-., Lemay. whic Girl. July 18) attend . ~&" Moritz’s Book On the EYE Free. If you have eye trouble of any kind, this book will] tell you many you ought to Moritz Optical Go. ——609 N. BROADWAY—~— Beauty Contented You are always confi- a dent that your beauty has been developed to its highest possibilities after nsing Goureud’s Oriental Cream. White Flesh-Rachel. Send 10c fer Trial Sise r. T. BOPEINS € SOR New York Girl} et, by tomorrow. | ee ee eae G00D HEALTH ADVERTISEMENT BRINGS GREATER EARNING POWER ll With Undermined Health, With an Impov- ‘erished System, You Are Not Prepared for the Best That Is in Life. 7 ~ ~— ee A Healthy ineengeiial Is a Valuable Asset! Your advancing vears should not mean the approach of a period of ill health, dependency, with no earning power to face the problems of life. Good health eannot be camouflaged —the face and eyes will tell. That sparkle and clearness of vision which denote robust health will not be there if you are constipated. If you are suffering from an impoverished sys- tem— if vou feel all run down with no energy and vitality, you need something to build you upand make you feel like vour former self. Au- thorities sav that 75 per cent of all ' diseases originate in bowel obstruc- tion, or constipation, and the crowded hospitals everywhere are but sad ex- amples of the results of neglect. Keep your system free from impuri- ties. The poisons that breed in clog- ged intestines soon cause such ail- ments as headaches, biliousness, nerv- _- ee ee ee 'ousness, dyspepsia, torpid liver, and | usually lead to chronic constipation if not checked in time. In the clogging |up of the intestines lies the primary ‘cause of more than three-quarters of all illness, including some of the gravest diseases of life. HERB JUICE, nature’s own remedy, cor- _rects these disorders by restoring the | digestive organs to a normal condi- 'tion—it keeps the intestines working in the natural way, aiding in the ‘perfect assimilation of food. HERB JUICE helps the stomach to digest its food; when this is done the poi- |}sons are driven from the bedy and the system is restored to a healthy | condition, radiating good health. This great nature medicine is proclaimed | the most effective tonic-lazative and | system regulator ever offered te the |people. Keep healthy by using ‘HERB JUICE, EX-OPERATOR OF SODA BOTTLING PLANT MAKES STATEMENT. Feels It His Duty to Tell the Public of the Marvelous Re- sults He Has Obtained From Herb Juice. MR. LOUIS G. JONES was wrong with me, as my ailments were so numerous, but I do know how to tell what has given me the | greatest relief from stomach, liverand 'kidnev trouble that I bave known in vears.’’ said Mr. Louis G. Jones, who |is known and respected by thousands of people in St. Louis and vicinity, having been in the Soda bottling business here for a number of vears, | ‘and who now resides at 2017 Con- gress Street, St. Louis, Mo., when he called to see the Herb Juice man last week ‘For the last five vears, Jones, ‘‘l have ae eontin suffered lt seems that nothing I ate agreed with me. \No sooner did mv food reach the letomach than it would sour and cause | ‘me a very tight, miserable feeling | from gas. In addition to this stom ach trouble, 1 have had chronic con stipation for many vears, and my kidnevs were also in very bad condi tion. I have had to get up as high as six and seven times in a singie night. It is useless for me to say that I tried dozens, ves hundreds, of reme- dies for my ailments, but without any | resvits. ‘*T noticed in the St. Lonis papers so many testimonials of people nght here at home who had been so greatiy | relieved by Herb Juice that I made up my mind to give it a trial. And I ean truthfully sav that before I had finished mv first bettie I was ‘‘T scarcely know how to tell what | amazed at the improvement in my leondition. I am now on my third bottle, and never know what it is te be disturbed during the night by my |kidneys. These pains around my ‘heart caused by gas have entirely disappeared. My bowels are in ez- | cellent condition. aay ; ae ver REE A Lo Hr TN oe-% . biinelibaabdedieahihamesmiaiaeee ee a ee a oe et ete came POE Sip satis we, en. ee me ‘ :

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> The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ee e 7 UNE ce “it. than 4 : 5 si ? ee Wee tee~ . Sat ete ibe + ttt ¢ ” FP RE ne ange Cree OD af ++ Oe pe Fee ee Ie er sodamte iy BRRGAE BIGGAR LIT IE ‘) a . LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : > Julia Ad-' == re P +. — “Sky-High.” in the campment of the Sp € "pisses Willa Eggert. : 4 Wil- iho ter rt of thi: nth.| mer home, Sky-High, im the campmen eats Mee A M Stege!. grand president = 7 = , pera - pee: _ — ‘ — a ; roe 5 : . . . 7 a > , 7 > ; - . - “ - 7 r ; ? sq . ees ie , = i@as a " y > eee SOMO eo ee an be e three nue. rick Picker Jr., for the Maribor- in the East. of 4942 West Pine boulevard, has. Mrs. Herman Lanznar 6948) teite Cande...aatull Rome SM ene sorority, will attend Boe tr 8 Fiek i liad | @ Sw aaa 7 “ " , ; — i ‘ i? : > - :« " r > | ugh-Blenhein tel ; t] ic : . vest her daughter Mrs. Cote Brilliante avenue departed | eeald . onvention in New. Midshipman David Brran Young months on a cruise to Hawaii anc . William Picke! ! ; ough Bienheim Hotei in Atlantic Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Soraghan of |2 A pnelber: = "a _ rie her son. Martin ™™S5. Letere soiling North Ge gr Gamma = oo *. whee has left the Naval Hospital at An- the West Coast, and then will spena PEER Sas a ~ity tO Spene tHe summer 4417 Greer avenue, an i their Harry Schoppenhorst of Louisville, |} — me "3 7 ~. tgeummer the , June 25, -° ® wi a . : ‘ie mar ON SS od oo wi nas: rne = j rie I ¥ 7 i i - ered Po a . City and Washington. we ~ en it «- ; 7 - . - . , "a inet oO! boulevard, lay for Atlantic City. They will Miss Katherine Wyatt of 449s 2D Thomas of 43e-, » de- | Fewurves nnesot enue, and theip “ro departed -Thursday for their sum- visit Washington, New York, Phi ‘a- North Twenty-first street will 4 —— : ate Lot Nestl Lanoil Permanent Wave mer home on Washington Island. detain and Boston, and _ return part soon for Omaha, Neb., to “Pr. ama . A. H ‘ifttiins ' ae Eee © coe, are visiting gas . DUNN Fh o & e ki Ki d the guest of Mrs Edward gj return home tomorrow after a two t3" in incinnatl They will FOR THE TAILORED WOMAN 7 . o ~* ’ —- mw, TY} | . ’ That Large, — Marcel-Looking Kin ~ {Phelps Jr. for a month. ) iding trip Niagara turn home Jul: ee . * J Expert Perma- Ly “ss. ‘ Ps . ( | 7 ¥ ws nce ; See ‘+ #rizz or — } NE : g was Miss Len: , : nent Wave Op- - a 2 Ahsolutely no ‘* frizz or kink’ inis "$15 SPECIAL! ates Helen Vaneer, daunted sed a Wi ting mn nee Mr. and Mrs. George F. Sain c Lp hem wae nd } YY Multi # watt inst sibs ‘ ig Bee NN a er ” A | ; hres i \ ith OP Sap 7 i ° on ae - : } : } A Wella peter x Tg loom OB at iE abe ee) atalino i ee mae ey dn) dee wig te . . 4 in approximately two hours. . Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Hanser of 3651) “9S os : 106 Allen avenue, and theig « bery. where she Ta a ‘—mnlete tor the entire aan only es e 0 ete . ; «1 at 382 Wisconsin renue : i depart Thi ie giving the sncsertnie Delmar. boulevard, has departed vi dren, * part Thursday fer for New York to meet her aunt Miss Gladys Ciayt! MeClure of extended tour through the Zz : MARCEL ‘& ; Sh With Marcel and Pp W | a > am oo Bob Cari ' ermanent ave, Miss Hanser, with whom she wf: New York is expected in St. Louis They w visit Washington, PERMANENT bape P - Phone Your Appeint- All waves fully guaranteed Positively no kinks ail for Europe ! he summe 1 July for a visit with her parents, ti ity and New York, s , ae Mr. and Mrs. Claude - -lure rf Mr and Mr » Nt. ? . , .Gearanteed No Kink. No Wate: ‘ No TIPP! r frizz Phone for appointment sa a ‘ & yea = ~ etory ment NSow—Olive SSIS = : } = , rs. Jules E Courteous, Satisfa Marcel Waves, 75¢ (except Saturday) ee ee eee . ‘ 10 T oe tire ae . td rezsbur’ bouleva thetet> rye Vestmoreiand Drive, hawe ee iequired Leon improv: a 4 8 Ythod , — Service. Olive 30654. Sasi ; i sat — i 4: * ; 4i* ’ As 4 es = —_ PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SHOPPE \ 3 Ege 2k TR caliagtn e Mr. abd Mre Oca O. Evans. who | turned haste atthe eee . 1 } ‘ . . : _... -“e r- an , I =? oer or? a nad Lietroit ke =| Ja Vv oe . > i* . - * > Se $17.50 o: a? Billy's Bobber 208 City Clad Bids. Van- iilon Beauty Shop, 614 Olive. St. 31795 § GRAND BL. Grand 2897 —_— al e , = , Hlth and Locust . a a a Oe ———— — — — — — —— ———— SEB EB SBS BBB Bae SS 8 2 Se SS Ose ¢ a a ee oe oe ee ee ee ee ee oe ee ee eee ee a i oe ee A | SEB BRB SBS BES SES Be eS SB Som BBS Bee aeweeaeeeeeeeee se 8 n dt. ‘iusdaa Buwain Bocemen 19c Bleached e. 15c Unbleached 81x90 Bleached 42-Inch Pepperell Pillow Tubing Muslin Muslin Sheets Full bolts, original mill Yard wide, very soft AK 0" S 39 inches wide, fine Full bleached, seam- tickets, full bleached, while inish, ‘ull marked. \ weave. mill cuts. Limit | less. sood heavy weight. 1800 vards last. ill cuts. 20 yards. Limit of 6. ) $ 1 .00 Qylhenenica a occte? tes MRE ES AURA gS cea a leo pe Ng: 5 MEERA EORBE RES CL RI acter -- — Do Your House Cleaning With a Convenience Electric WEEPER-|/AC* With Motor Driven Pe eee ae ee ee 10% a se, ge ere Le ee _ wake Ae coats, or ae 29c > The Store for ALL the People. 1 Oc \ f (‘Bargain Basement—Nugents.) (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) ‘(Bargain Base ment—Vugents.) ‘(Barscain Basement—Naogents.) ee ek ee ee, eee ee ee pons ey nn ag ‘ 0m ™ > a es Ce dis oh ha ae ree a) For All House Cleaning The Fiannel Reductions on : “Special Sale of New ( t The Sweeper-Vae cleans rugs anil Coat is the Apparel | +. . Summer Dresses Sli Just 400 Girls’ , +e Just unpacked, the prettiest and most seasonable Dresses. All the p Wash Dresses : | 48 new materials and clever ideas are combined to make these attractive 3000 Hich-Grade Good quality wash Ging- : 1! ee models less expensive than materials would cost, and are finished s Princess Slips Incladed hams, guaranteed fast col- , oe} a4 9. hk pacheth : PUES be, in smart styles. ee : : in This Big Sale Event Sale : y — - t : . pow PTiu STiCLiIO§ lus a gs sha tS t s a — ™ > : rr? ¥ veeping, motor-driven brush. be | Smart oa - ™ . od r b | — at*a wn a a , : “— 7 OT] eee set of attachments, It . * . : oh ol rurni 3 Ings. : for Summer “¢ ' One sees the Coat- $5 DOW N fy cesses : varied fabrics, but by — | far the smartest is the flafinel. Youth- Lhe Vac-Mop | : fully styled in the -& new shades includ- With Sy, =| ‘2 Every eer tee oe) Cleaner » feature, removes all the dirt Same Tailored Coats ms, walls and ceilings Wy | of Imported Fabrics unusual at . LO LI I A LOT i A AR eR a gatas _ « ” ™~™ SE . a ree 5 5 ala a Loe Wane to! A Ae. es 04 Night EN: wie. pe eyiieee ee i hi a ee atts Japeve utah sanaies oF we. ee aati Ee Po ee tie ts HeM: tN eid, i sa F ee BEE enon bas oP: SP Ne he te bel r Ti ee * ere I ae ae . a ed > hed FE RA ADS AY ae were st ’ is SF ERO he TR aha SSI fod ieee aed . Be RS ee EE ORR Ry Serres ' ; : pe een ae of they SO ae lia we 4 fo! ns tad Se Re ye ee ea ‘ Sita ie esis aah ee , ‘ oo ; ; ‘ : saisiaa oy cutest mre” a oad ‘ a tye Lhe oak tea. 2 Tete, - i cs Ay Poe 85 Yar? $ eye yeas ATG p> hg A “a 2 Pasting ~~ le ET ; . i r BF EW toe : mt Peet ere. Dad a Si Pe " ‘ 4 Sa) Ro ‘A Ut Di? sya ra “igen re “me peek "pager eats, cee magia mie wry’ : RR Sipe ye tm \ Pegr Mh Eee 92M, tality a en a ee ee ap te . - — : _— " : , . erie ey . 193 pare age . rade . 2 ap eee ® “xu " tLe ah . a ey : : P — ‘ vos x ne ail ae wr eo Peale PEI etal Clean BI 5, 2 Saige rege 6 gS oaks £00 meee sia foe tail sa Bese MAN oa ES it SBE te ongtege! Weng te Fie dhl af . * A ry dR 98 tg PPT y ry RE Meat tyre PREYS. ety tae i eee er a: i : a ee =e Lio ak . > St 4 Ree: aoa " Se ee” Vie os ae : Melis ge Saat ba Laas ys) DSP ee Seema, Ree ne Sf be IE hee, sy hale he Rais Alea ae BA Oe one, Mn Mey, Tipget) e a ee Y sy hea Pe Pe ° stuf sta . "i : oe : : ee POET iit o y Bei ic . ab a 9 Syroa® Ma Ne v fe. be . 4 - fchecs oak : Dig : 5 pe co Fiabe Eo Mes ae oS tense. a WN e. F ne Oy siempre Oe at We Piaget a sae Kv ~ ont! wa se Pa Ot, a es aot Sachets wat ae tacd by Rn kee th Snack : ; ; Me cer St eine ree LA ee RR EP NAG: oe tae chee nae - ‘als pS SEN eS ie ee a a “ peeves ovis as a Pode esac Aree... Hut oa 8 ‘ ili 5 ar Sa " : — ah. aoe ‘ is ae i . ‘ . 2 i P Mae 7 ™ , 7 + EN OR AY) ae Rae Saas eran AB eu: te” Sea EES s A Reena " Hy Bt a RN ee eae ey here. ea Bs, ie nae uted slats et 4 ya ¢ Y Are of lace, ruffles and panels, also plain tailored effects are shown. 4 Specials for Early | ‘ These Dresses can be used for all occasions Shoppers A ee we . : « 108 Girls’ Taff Dresses, , oro? Xo PAR ‘ ° . con satee! ume SUps # | a. 59 Se ee THR ¢ a : Full range of sizes for misses 16 to 18 an Seat cinsbible ented. arn Li hdd ‘4 AGail’ = Lt aA “ - ; * a x years : ia. | LR” Women’s 36 to 44, and extra sizes, 46 to 52 79 Girls’ 2-Piece Suitee * ~* White Silk Dresses, par*- | “X / iy your daemanc pon 4 » , , y* x, F and . , . . ~ ‘ ‘ (Pear? t rene “4 } ?- nH. a} , ye ‘ . . = — ~ ly solled, 7Tto 14 85 Girls’ Polaire , y 7 [oN af sacs. $3.00) fea 1| Dresses ; ti Sas on ond Man (Bargain Basement.) , : Z be A ‘ i A ; | a oh (‘(Barcain Basement.} ; ‘Vi te } i . oR ‘(Bargain Rgsement—Nugents.) i anmn nin > nen PU TT cele Ady ‘ RDF sohey ge >Aney ere ee SA coat papa ter ge) op A psenalaees RSS he BS ke "Fe y ‘“ um > . ita oo a7 “ ‘oni dee feos 7 a ee eget hes Pagel 2 Rit | Mebiptenepigt & tim IR Fp 8 gp tant oe at, OY _ oo asad _—_ ee ‘ nv = a 4 aes ” PS EO OT eS RI eri AS BS Sere ay Bee eee ane | fa iy AAR cas til Tg eS. KA wee se ee ee Se be fen . 4 ‘ a “f “ P, c " » “ Ne ooale Mais, ee a a ~\> aes, ye 7" x a - ae p ane 7 bad’ P bs + pe’ f s 4 pak “” 2 ~ yo . Ry , 3 u mee Se —————_—_—«X——X——_ More Than 10,000 Yds. of New Silks Go On Sale Monday 1000 Yds. “x Printed Silks Beautiful White Silks’ $1.95 Spiral Crepe Very attractive patterns in beau. 9 On Sale Monday Se inches wide: a = = = . e = —“ = = a ; -= .—s 4 tiful printed striped designs. Taf- aa oe , £1.95 40-inch White Crepe de Chines caer $1.49 wanted colors 9%¢ to 45c Papers 29c Varnish Tile Papers poms 2 : | 45c Brocade Tapestries as ‘ Locust St., West of hath 4 35c Polychrome Effects. . ce lege N 30c Embossed Ceiling Papers : . an ew lSc to 23c Papers | 20c Bedroom Papers Rp ee ae 2 i | ome Princess Slips 25c Living-Room Papers Z ey ‘ 4, | nciude nm i 18c Kitchen and Bathroom Papers. ..... Tt Some ni nctads acum Please Bring Room Measurements : i ad oe "\ mate ‘aa are bers - a Third F ‘outh—Nageata) 7) Bi oo ae such ay seovho Es Bos 4 a quality Wany other styles ¢ feta, crepe.de chine. tub site. ete 36 and 40 inehes W ide s2. yt) 4i)-1n h hit Pepe le hine $1.95 able weloht $1.95 40-inch White All-Suk Georgette.........$1.49 $2.69 40-inch White All-Silk Georgette $1.95 54 ! h 2500 Yards Taffeta —=250 40-ineh White Satin Charmeuse scan -Inc a Silks Regular $1.69 quality; ‘ +-ineb Lustrous pore “arin $1.49 The lost 1 ted fabri 88 inches wide. — Very attract ive paca, <0) (*TT) roider v, +} eContr Sti} Brown only SILKS 6000 Yards Remnants -" crred tn contrasting $1 32 to $1.95 Values $1.95ChangeableTaffeta | °c colsction of beautiful sus $2.50 to ey Printed Silks mill leneths oft o + vards 4a a s ™ & a a a ¢ ” ad 2 « a 4 s a ¢ 3 s € + 4 43 a _ 4 4 a t Manv colors: heantitn! 19 Printed Silks Crepe de Chine Foulards. Ul a ein ; and ba cme . Radium ‘Taffetas Taffiles heavv Crepes ; all-silk. beauti- 88 ° rine . 8 & a a a e 3 a a 4 é 4a . - te a a a s 3 a . a - & a a 4 3 ° Ke ere also offered at H i Mo CALE. PATTERNS | t $2.95 to $35 ) Lovely Kimonas ¢€ Larely negligeess 90 nece® } tary to one's comfort can be OF found here im Georgette, crepe . ‘ rg de ’ rt¢to i SD ak %y . changeable effects. i in many attractive eolors: 36 to 40 f canal ! . ; ane conventional and paps Li sott quality | | . . ; ‘ ‘ ; ‘ ‘ : Bargain B “nt—N (Bargain Basemenat—Nugents.) Pl Inted pact iis Seay ee. / ‘Bargain Basement—Vugcenrs.: ‘ ~ | @ chine, meteor, wash silks | = Gnd other wanted fabrica $2.95 to $85 ’ | Sale of Sale of Women’s and Children’s 2000 Bleached Bath Towels |] Summer Low Shoes On Sale Monday : Summer Footwear at a Big Saving! Seconds of $1, $1.15, $1.25 Qualities ? Oc PN neluded are White canvas, 0 WHOITe @is, SMOKRCd elLK. Drown : aif ta alf hlael " . | f, tan calf, black satin, pat- 5000 Holland Shades Good serviceable ee oe ‘ nt leather, brown kid, black ati size, good heavy | kid and combinati ns. In as oth. EE Milents, paces, mn. eee sorbent, plain white [ep es dals and oxford. and colored bor- we ders. An exception- al value. | (Bargain Basement.) ~ neue Sale in Bargain McCall Printed Patterus 4254, 4253 Premet and Vionnet = pre METS is the newest coat dress, flaring top bottom Vionnet created the summer f a her own special trimming line—a V outline with : @ round neck. These are two of many new Paris sty g shown in McCall Printed Patterns. <a Women’s sizes, 2', to 8 Children’s sizes, 51, to 2 SS ese.eSBeeeseeeseeaeaseseeaeeesegeseeaeaseseanepeaeaeseeeaenepenaeaaeaeaneeeaeaunaensn ss 4 -

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SUNDAY BUND et JUNE 14, 1925. ‘The Daitlu POST -DISPATCH alone has 57 000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOWS POST-DISPATCH —— a . - — % oe: f Seeent or ¢) | pisses Willa Eggert, Julia Ad- NESTLE LANOIL ' ay ih ne Span American . Katherine Geherty and Au- ENTERTA Veterans, will return for the GMM yr Slegcl, grand. president PERMANENT WAVE their niece, Miss R: a 4 i Se Gene sorority, will attend the SPECIAL PRICE idV, and (;@rald Jen ! ‘fore going North for ~- Baus Gamma convention in New fa By special] study I have perfected in wrapping a | r the ae June 25, 26 and 27. They | Oss “Permanent Wave with ringlet curlers that will $ | P Ri eee . Speria! last longer and absolutely requires no water wav- 4 om . = em return hone by way of Atlan Mareel and ing; the improved Nestle Lanotf!l machine is ear Lica ilenerape” "Taidiint ata, cckiy. Wintel high leliner-stte-s Thomas of 439- ye City and Washington. | Shempoo and the heat is applied for 10 minutes only. ~enue end baie . $1.00 free shampoo with every wave. | Oc SALE itsche, are visiting gers. i UTS MYRTLE ELENOR BEAUTY SHOP if ) cata? a. = | Monday and cinnat ; _Exenlmes Phone f erent. , y They witt re. Wagon THE TAILORED WOMAN cae’ bo TE PB Mon Tuesday M. ppo en Except Mon. 2708 N. GRAND Lin. 8406 nd Mrs. George F. Smith of ae : \\ z | A luncheon was given yesterday i wattle | ‘venue, and their chy). - | , = iat the College Club to the faculty ) i | depart Thursday for asi 4 . =| and senior class of the St. Louis ended tour through the East ‘School of Occupational Therapy by | | Red : Y W ° h a } cid | = , nt y will visit W ashington, A: lan. 4 ie f lthe Alumnae . Association. Last | ucing our eig t : | 1 | ~ Ummer time cae ind New York. ; = Thursday evening the seniors en- elf J he ee ee tertained the faculty at the opera, Mr and Mrs. Jules E. Stre = | | | - . : n ; : j - . ~ ‘ 4 } ' ' ) 87 Westmoreland Drive nit of #2 ) 5) several boxes being occupied by the By Dr. Lewis Baker, M. D. | = nt NL , | urned home after a trip to Chienol F 2 party. Members of the _ senior H , i \ | and Detrolt “ee ’ a = class are: Mmes. Katherine Kin- , i AL) te ee Oe | 1 €} - 0 li E€ } i ) i Cs ; ii ~ : ae. Ss Baumgartner, Virginia Sterling, truly the extreme. . meses 8 2 2 2 es ', FB = and Misses Dorothy Spieldoch, | embarrassment, the With Arbolone Yi Elizabeth Donovan, Frances Le- | constant annoyance) ‘I have benefited after using for ALL the People , ‘win, Carol Shands, and Laura | and the real danger shia three months when all other | Kleinschmidt. ; of becoming too/Prescriptions did me no good at all. 1 | oh OE | A birthday party was given by fleshy. Particularly Arbolone, certainly has done for me | f!. th \ 7 “ver ever a0 is the condition most | and another member of my fathily | Bi - years the name j ’ - “a FEHMAN” sella Brady, Edith Shelton. Marie Science recognizes | Registered Nurse Reduced = [. Willer & Whether it is all white, finished with a dainty im- ported buckle or smartly contrasted with black, every slipper in this Summer presentation is as ‘Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Kramer, in | a ‘honor of Miss Roselle Taryle, Sat- pitiable during hot /wMmt nothing else could do, though | fi SS has meant 'I had tried for vears, ete.’’ (Sj d) | —— vod ie” ‘urday evening, June 6, at her weather. If, there- igned) | Fs ' : By peo The | fore, this condition can be overcome, re Me St. Clair, R. N., New York | Hf), a home, 4402 Easton avenue. ‘house was beautifully decorate |@8 it unquestionalby can in a vast : | il Brand-New High-Grade ‘ ' | ; i with cut flowers, consisting of |2umber of cases, I am truly glad to | tf if Biles, carnations and roses. The /Poist the was, _uanase. on an ees tl PL A . | aha state ‘ s ce. | ‘evening was spent in dancing and It appears to be an established | 10811 Detroit Av.. Suite 4, writes’ “1 i} | ‘lunch was served at midnight. | fact, that obesity is often due to @!/ have been taking Arbolene so far for. Among the guests were: Misses partial failure of the thyroid gland ‘one month and lost 15 pounds. I fee! ul Rose Pearlstone, Pansy Gottas- | | to secrete and disperse through | better and know I look much better. too. | @: “isi ; ; | Thanking yOu etc."’ man, Bluma Goldstein, Elsie Pack- | the blood an .iodine gland sub — : i | it Come in and choose! ... man, Sarah Osowsky, Naomi/stance which nature intended a8/ 41... 16 Pounds; Two Weel | 59 : Freedman, Dorothy Bernstein, Evajia regulator of the fat absorption YEW Toric crs “i bsigd na - i of Friedman, Mollie Baum and j|from the food consumed. Science, 33] F séném Meg at A gerne if —— Messrs. Elmer Saizgberg, William |through myriads of experiments, |icne Tabiets two weeks and lost. 15 Exclusively Here fr) ir r J) se Cleaning different as it is delightful. werence lectric EPER -V/AC Motor Driven ees eee 2s . " ty o- ue ‘t 4) fer —2s. ee ee ee - s Fa ae ’ . on = Ceili aii) 4 @ Taryle, Joe Offstein, Bernard | @iseovered that the simple admin- pounds. Weighed 170 before and now | A WEEK — Kornblum, Joe Osowsky, Sam ‘istration of the dessicated thyroid/155. I am 55 years old. 3 baker and | | | ‘Mendle, Ed Lasky, Fred Gardner,| gland substance supplies to a de-| work er yA It is @ great relief for | @/!| + ENRY I ; - } e 4 — |Sam Shaikewitz, Arthur Kreisman,/|gree nature’s need for the contro) |™° °° *8)™ you | . TNCe The Fiannel £ Harry Taryle, Jask Astor, Harry |of fatty accumulation. Used Arbolone Successfully | WE present here a sen- Complete Outfit | 016-818 OLIVE 86T sational value —a 5 a ee eee For many years I have recommended! RENOVA, PA. Mrs. H. A. Peters. 1122 | h nt = ;€ ohen, Sam Taryle. Arbolone Tablets as a reliable. non-secret | Erie Av.. writes: “I took the Arbolone | #')| igh- -grade new Player- F a. \ Co at is the @| Mrs. St. Clair Moss of Columbia, | home remedy. as it contains one grain of et a ae (ne Soeea tbe peed || Piano at a price entirely a j , - ; . > ¢ ; IO. | i] | Mo., was guest of honor at a lunch-j thyroid giand, with other approved in-/ after taking a few daya I did not have |B too low for a Player of 50 Latest Rolls, Combination | e022 ..@ Die 0022.02.02, 3.2.9 = | r dient: C that stuffy feeling. so I kept on. ow | Mi} 1 . Fee ty ' ’ . Smart Coat @ (eon on Tuesday noon at the Town | éTedients, that have a tendency to aid in | tha y feeling, so I kept on. and now | ts quality. Standard 88 Bench, Cobluat to Metal. eae ‘ I weigh 160 pounds. Thanks to you for | ‘Club by the Executive Board and | éducing the superfluous fatty tisgues and! si. cnod they have done. I am tellime note action, exquisite Beautiful Lamp, Delivery House Cleaning pr-Vaec cleans rugs and ecar- erful suction plus a gentle- ptor-driven brush. With a of attachments, it freshens nishings. DOWN e Vac-Mop aoe ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee oe oe) 'Ward Presidents of the League of | ‘™ Tesulate the perverted craving for|my over-stout friends. because I know | ff}, Case, splendid tone and Within 100 Miles ~ ADVERTISEMENT e . ree an for Summer WwW omen Voters of St. Louis Mrs. | wrong foods Taken as per directions, ] Thanking you again, et me any harm guaranteed b# the factory ml AD ; : a nev kn t = yo . - | Fat ™ | : i ee ee ree '. and by us. See this re- 30-Day Tria] “it exchange | frerbo Worked But ther Warner 3 'St. Clair Moss is the newly elected | on -the contrary, many have gratefully Arbolone Tablets are sold and recom | kab! ; : nended in St. Louls by Wolff-Wilson. | markaDle value on Fri- privilege’ at “Father's stomach trouble seemed to "i president of the Missouri League | written the facts of th 1 Wie : e : One sees the Coat- : | P . c eir success. Lead- | jonnson Bros. Jud Dolph Dru full value on any instrument in = of Women Voters. Mrs. George | ing pharmacies dispense Arbolone Tablets. | Ream and iy good I soliretiinaan , day. cur entire stock it i getting worse all the time and finally the ne , ‘M@ ihe had to quit work altogether Two of - the - Summer in - 'Gellhorn. one of the League presi- | . T ° Your present pi i" é: ik | ) rade in OOP TAD ne |iMB| brothers and myself gave up school and idne nd Liver varied fabrics, but by z dents, presided. | Pash? Hh St phonograph as j—- & nak we support the family. for K ys F | Vv OR Si | éé 9 ° > lost s#ixt ~unds in weight : : far th Smartest is . a weer pelt cee ries For Beauty Culture Service , ce) E ’ t 9 P M Bk peg as atten and no medi- | Pains in the back, headache, poor q Imgmbers of the Federated Clubs} . Ge 66 FR” - , i pen venings to . ° eine helped him. Telling a friend about ' eae Ff ; the flafinel. Youth- c ‘ : y Christian | t MOL Ser vice : | « six months ago, she a@vised taking | 4ppetite, dizziness, indigestion, ner- =iof the Young Women's r ) ' | Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. I got @ bot- _vousness att: “ete ateeen ptoms of fully styled in the = | Association was given on Saturday, — os ¥ You wjll enjoy your Summer season with a J) §!' | | tle and it helped father at once. He was ‘ = | r | ; | | lable to go back to work a month later, ; ; ’ new shades includ- ) | June 6, at the home of Mrs. Ashley | : “PERMANENT WAVE” | | sole eabaet bis welput gud strength and kidney disorders and nature ® gentle = 'CabeH. in Kirkwood. The guests p I i like a wood chopper.’ It is a simple. | warnings that poisons are being re- | | harmiess preparation that removes catar- HH] : of af | Phone for special i t ing white. B iarrived about 4 p. m. and enjoyed | ‘Lah _ & : ie ee a ee rhal mucus from the intestinal tract and | tained in the ¢ystem. : 22 “> save both time and money 'o . | am teh ae tome fia box luncheon on the lawn, re P allaye the inflammation wh vntee, | Don't neglect these eymp if ~} | practically all stomach, liver and intes- raiy- to the city by moonlight. | {| i A © © | pract , value your health. Warner's Compound "29> } turning to ‘ ; MOLER S y S I EM ® i tina! ailments, including appendicitis. (formerly Warner's Bafe Kidney and yen &% Oue dose will convince or money refunded. *. , Dai 1 Se nce ie | RR” OF BEAUTY CULTURE |] LEHMAN. CORNER, 1101 OLIVE ST.) fiz cpauticee |e Soe eo - Sold ty druegiste een! Co. B will be given tonight by. 810 N. SIXTH ST. Mary Sibalsky of 5666 Clemens ie : = jel 2 + al write Warner's Sa 5 ' Phone Central 3581 or 3582. | “Weday’s bergaina in used articles 245. )avenue, in honor of her niece, Miss ae in today’ Want pages. ener: dee Tailored Coats C 'Fannie Raines, whose engagement) « — ———E SS oe SS LT J OE CL EE — - ee see . ———— Se —_—— ———— —— of Imported Fabrics 'to Joseph Sterneck has been an- > ——— nounce e wedding will take —— unusual at ictus in the fail. Numerous af: | New Store Hours: 8:30 A.M.to5 P.M. Daily Except S aturday—8 :30 A.M P. M. 1. Saturday fairs have been planned for the | | Sy | ) $ ri m= | bride-to-be. : ' 50 =; , Se . | = the wedding breakfast, which will | of S , = ibe held at the Gatesworth Hotel, | © ithe couple will depart for their | ; a , i rmo in the West for two | ake your home attrac- — erner ence ee Maa Rs in, with fresh Wall Paper. =S shower were: Miss Hanna Begely, Lhe assortment /Mary Halbauer, Fabiola Gates, | of colors and | Rose Mary some aimee ein ape : ‘rand, Ruth oss ary onnor, | nape dl ¢ > . gns ' Blanche Duddy, Felicia Grauel, will deli 6 ht || Helen Dolan, Mrs. J. Noonan, Mary | Vou. Here are =i ‘Noonan, Mrs. P. J. Dolan, Mr. Wil- | ‘ y H two Wall Paper Specials: Mam Noonan and Mr. Jim Noonan. | | Mn and Mrs. "Ferd J. Kioth of | 5016 Idaho avenue were honor ‘ik ‘guests at a surprise party Friday | | evening, June 5. in honor of their } ‘thirtieth wedding anniversary. | | Those present were Messrs and = St., West of Ninth} il) Memes. Henry.Hehl, Charles Rem- Hi mers. Ernst Allen Carver,,. Emil | New || Remmers, Harry Kloth, Frank | -.h a ae —— . - APR RG EE. 3s IR pao ty atv eigen gene o sis SRR oe ee ee ee ce ee Rig al a ee ‘$e Se ents home, 4569 Evans avenue. The ‘ \ ionnet . |guests included Mr. and Mrs. dina Sizes 14 to 46 -out dress, flaring top and Lucille-F rancis Method (Prinkmann, L. Rennecamp, | : pega @ ' ° * ; , | Cord 4 William Swanson. ° — loor Sixth St. Side bof many new Paris styles ms G weynt. macaroni in | cg pone Bibb of South |} Sale Starts at 8: 30 A. M. Second F : ‘Hahne, H. Alsmeyer and family, | (( 5 \ t tierns. r ng, ‘Hair Dressing “Wheaton avenue, St. Louis County , + -

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Te PARIS teed fae ' Wyte. 6 ‘ ‘3 Rn So fl naisiacie ail . p> “3? -o we *S x + — em > aa ae y x SPE BR ENE ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED cluded Mmes. A. D. Turk, Sue Mac- 'Atianta, Ga., with a.ewimming par- | wee! ith a dimner and lawn party. is amazing in view of the fact that and play oanis. anc bey ete Donald. BEB Ward, J dD Asi- | ty and luncheon at Sunset Country Those present were Mr. and Mrs. the first impression Washington | that they are asways Vim drs tee = AND LUNCHEONS ihaugch. H. B. Bibb and Wil! T. Club yesterday afternoon. Miss 'T. C. Brandle. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-. has of them. that they were aot | become members of any of the out- OF INTEREST Davis. and Misses Ir ri Waters, Ms . Glenny is visiting her cousin. Helen liam Rieman, Mr. and Mrs. Edward | fond of society. They dance, swim ‘ door parties. Ruth Jost. of 13 Arunde! place Stuckenburg. Mr. and Mrs. Louis v jra Comer. Virginia Comer and Mat- tie Emily Davis. Mr. and Mrs. t *haries P. Brandie? Yeckel and others, Oe nomena —, ’ entinued from Precedind Page. er great aunt. Mrs. D. L. Smith Mrs. William E. Jost entertained of Airkw ood celebrated their thir Miss Harriet Taylor. daughter of oe —— 7 : a ait lilan st if tal? . iemphis Tenn The guess in- rer niece, Miss Adele Gienny cf ry-second wedding anniversary ine Mr. and Mrs. Sprague V. Taylor of . Bring I Ig ta Wo our Films: ~ “ae , "a7 4 “om ; 7 — aaa . 2787 Kingsbury boulevard, gave a bridge-luncheon at Midland Valley — De ] Country Club Friday afternoon. : iew tt ve oping ~ —_ : . - ss = Mrs. Theodore Gil of Hotel ; or: er Pr i] ting (‘hase entertained 30 guests af a bridge luncheon June b | Films left before 10 A. M. Mrs. M Horwitz of 5044 Vernon Ready by 5. og M. , avenue wail! receive her friends this —- ' The same day. evening from & to 11 oclock in ‘ honor of her daughter, Miss Helen. j i ¢ $2 to $5) who graduated with the June class ’ | Kodaks Autographic - $6.50 to $90) at Washington University ' P ly Filled ee s rom tiie Mr. and Mrs. A. Hartman of 3131 Mail Order ptly ler avenue will be at home to : . to 21 Take a nis evening from _ — | : ’ » & Thar dangheon. ise Wha Kodak oy ee = TK o._ ore eee ai nen, wwele. Grace ~f Fuesiay {tp With Orthopedic Sandals White Kid Footwear Washington University, will be the 417 N“ BROADWAY Thc > Between Leétust and St. Charlies * - ee - SE eee ee or e+ o- i are ee ee —— OO} Pe eee ee > eee ~~ =P OLIVE 5154 ns Rented for / Promet attention te your eves st the first sign of trouble is a wite and essential step Alees optica: service has 60 years of depend-- bility eas a background—wbhy not visit us today? A low price for these popular shelloid Spec- tacles. They dif- fer from ordinary shell frames, as tk _—- = tor Children White Kid is especially appealing for afternoon . or semi-formal Summer occasions. It 1s dainty Barefoot. Sandals ar e and attractive in appearance and is extremely very popular for Sum- fashionable at present. mer because they are so cool and comfortable. Our selection of White Kid Footwear nao ty “6 = ns Delmas 7 | are so light you are hardly aware Three | iS very complete and includes ee irternoonm and ¢« ening in heno ¥P ) | 1 any weight. Aloe’ Ss superior ery ; or : The one illustrated is of- Sandals and Buckle effects in all-white tis tee Mia ee CnNe CY | assures perfect comfort > eo) IF fered in Tan Calf or “ well as black and white combina- cael. zs se oe it) | _* i and a scientifically : Enjoy These smoke leather. ieee ville College of the Sacred Heart SIXTH AND LOCUST STS | correct fit . Perfect Fr The White Kid Sandal illustrated. is $12 was deported t] . ; ! Other styles are priced from $8.50 i a a. An Event Extraordinary. a8 sy tb | s Mrs. Joseph .A. Hardy. whose ee "OLIVE Aloe OND "She. ‘. i ge : - be im —_ in a - . ° STR WASHING - $3.00” Flesh-Tint Stockin = as Maret Sat tet) ele Mudsummer: irate XS Opies fo — eee ee eee ee eC —_—- 413 North > mae ~~ onan -quredei die oe ~-= — ous ~ — - . = - ee ho 5e ™ on . we us re washers di " ee , . eee a . Pe eT oe - . ite _ . we * . . _ ’ : a Sercerng yg © 5 ws « s cad Yo tia 5 ae WES yn EF Site BRR OW ‘ aaa teas. f ree ee af iS, a = oe, 3 eS bo é %, Rg GS oe f= ee ae 3 “ “ae abs ees -, : oy na ae SRO OF eh 3 Ai + ee ius Te oe mc “RAS eae cae ied oe cae Trades Mee 2" = pa & ee Pe ie Ee or” S Pete S3 rece ese Ph QS Dy 19 bss it, St hac . ‘ Vilage: * a os t a se, ; wel ap Myon! a ar! 4 BS tan i ARB oes : 4 ae = St es hn a iF ~ aT a 7 ; / RP ae et > a PP Oe AED PREY eRe Bes Av : 4 PSOE a 2 Ns ay Ewer tr, a ies ee d, ite ese F : .~s dedi} : ae a ‘ Ni, @ Sipe Org iee be s aie 2 yes Monday _ m M + Menleb ied See abo & ‘ “ oe ve BO + 33 a 7) C4 ‘ fe J M z ‘ — ‘ 7 bata fa 4° FOU OE cade Vege 7) Uvogh+e Bh ng " tn ; > Ae Y Yr iste - ¢ DAbly nate x oe? a . Be pee. 4 LASP OE. A tag — ee wd > : he wernt aged o Ba Akad iw - ae Se . roan eS see ° 5, 1 CR. hayor he EEL Ce Bteers &, — ~ 0) Store Hours Ate From 8:30 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. pl = ill the sophomore class at Lorette || “ a. w. smart Hats in large-head sizes te minent selection are crepes, bengalines, hairbraids, | ii ‘The party included Misses Mane|f movel;ty str: 4" and satins, in radiant Summer colors |] Gross. Thelma Pape Virginia Me- [f and white. Values to 15.00—specially priced, 7.00. Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis Vermont avenue gave a farewell NEW YORa BROOKLYN CHICAGO YETROIT PaRIs if Wedne | e vm , ? [ s > 4 : : w ¥K 3 poesia cna ug is) Wemet of 4438 Shaw auemee. Gia Our Most Drastic - Y A The Convenient An Extraordinary Selling of Charming the Antonia to pass the summer Reductions of S, g 4 of a Charge Ace¢ 7 Kroeger Alumal Asbociatis the Season! ls E rtended Ye S U mM mm © r EF ro Cc k S Mens ae pe 9 oe sverey og neo oe ao eect AE pS © z ° 4 , ; > ip 22 or. J nt NS Vy) Sa iw PA aed if = 7] . Sen 6% aa as op aa a al Pins hy gy Be lin, % ; ce rs Bs —_— SR eel Le kee aL. th - ee 5 - Pek, ae oe as + > @ “ > r - pig es fh RE es FB ribet >t a ag ‘ eo oe 5 se a Rio x , . 3 s e en eee mA ve a poe > > a F a" i AN - ey a Ko a 1 8 eo. ee Te a a ee f Ae , pe = ya “Re Pp ay > +1") sabe 2 oid, Ne. 2 i.) eee 4 5 Dia dss 7, . 4 eo ne ay = as See ] , wz ¢ ¢ Ay a , RE RS Ass ses orien Bp ae Re — " RT eT eer ees” oe ae Ree FE te ee ke ey ER ae é ’ Say ernoe ee s in oe Nee ee : yer , : ame ‘ ‘ » ‘ . 2 vr ea eS ° we i A Pane a te RE Re cack, eh ne i oak lad ee OF LE AGS GT Rae my eres FS ~ a t pers mer Eee ‘ “ ; = ~ ’ x : es on R's: . ‘ Pt o Vo es : ; om We oli r ) - A . 2 = ean e-s eee a = ee ee urran. Mrs. Charles Weave | Y > 7 te ritpnieed at resale P Payne Bid ' e hs — ' . rate - = - ¥ ™ 5 AG - Widracnt, Miss Florence: | 0 a i ee > ee HE POST-DISPATCH St. Louis evening newspaper Ziv Associated Press News Service. : ¥ ~ Ss 44 va A £ oe 2.) A s- - yi} Pt = 7 t a © = e, -* * é 2 ¢ 2 - * 1 a aie >» So Peet, Ber wawerertrrF °*RA RARER : Second Floor ff mon isn 20 oom a Coats, Suits—In Our Annual June © ig A fascinating array of delightfullv cool Frocks for the warmer weather. Onlv the newest and smartest of Fashion’s edicts and radiant colorings-were emploved in the mak- zg. Truly these are Frocks of the unusual. | ess: W. H. Vivion . . et, they are very reasonably priced at 15.75. iio. aecom. Decorations, a4 3g is Time, When We Must Make Room for New Summer Merchandise — t Ol Bene d-lntha | \nss Ray Won) of the Wasnine. W@lues Are Available! Smart Spring Apparel — Particularly Desirable for Immediate W |] ton Hotel is visiting her Offered at Exactly Half the Original Price. A Marvelous Money-Saving Event! Striped Crepe de Chines Jj 2 three months’ trip thmugh Eu- Fancy Printed Silks ant thes ies cata Ce 2 l QO Dresses—Half Price' Figured Georgettes ff Attantic Cry ate _.. $25.00 Dresses ...... One-Half Price $12.50 Smart Combinations Se eiars a6 che, Ses $39.75 Dresses ...... One-Half Price $20.00 S<—— 2 | . $49.75 Dresses . ~ One-Half Price $25.00 $65.00 Dresses . . One-Half Price $32.50 785 Coats—Half Price! | Men Notice | %29-75 Coats . One-Half Price $15.00 Seresteceen toe $39.75 Coats . One-Half Price $20.00 ceterwen 49.75 Coats One-Half Price $25.60 a5. .00 Coats ~. One-Half Price $32.50 480 Ensembles—Half Price! $25.00 Suits . One-Half Price $12.50 $39.75 Suits . One-Half Price $20.00 $49.75 Suits One-Half Price. $25.00 #3 Bae $65.00 Suits .. One-Half Price $3250 “ye GH" CSF ht a AB © ’ - uns ie, _" -“ * Mey Hal), ie ie

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sun 14, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ETNDAT, : last regular meeting, held ‘which convenes in Octeber: Mrs. | sates Antoinette Taylor ey ae te thes Hw sad Psferage 1T “TT | Women’ per : | i 14, 1995. j y, the following were elected | Lon Sanders, regent; Mrs. C. F. Mabelle Westlake, Mrs. Alex. E. | , omen $ Ready-to-Wear 4 — Deessent the chapter at the | Meyer, vice regent; Mrs. W. E.| Lundguist, Mrs. Wm. D’Oench, | Mana er RAPID KEY co lbs C &H Cane me eonference at Boonville !Shahan, delegate. Alternates— }Mrs. W. L. Kline, Mrs. Louis Zel . | A young ng hl under 924 Pine St St. Loui Mo | Gran Sugar 5 Mrs. Q. A. Field Mrs Robt Craig | ’ | 7 - 7 ° uls, e P . “eee 7 eld, s. . Craig, | | Stands selling and window K re : : ; ° Mrs. J. P. Higgins and Mrs. Theo- | (| WiIMEN \ trimming for “w downtown a Bg Sat reg + Special Blend Coffee ; ot — All dore Moreno. store. Good opportunity for each, returned by mail at once. real good drink ; $] || advancement. Apply to Mr. || LOCKSMITHING a ee iliccnaceem MONEY!) WOES _ ehh ee ate ah | | 7 ft French Blend Oo TO LOAN ON | The Athena Delphian Chapter | ion x sk a | Coffee; 3 lbs... $I 30 Easy Payments JEWELRY | held its last meeting of the season | Cousins’ Best Blend Ar | A Clean MISSMAN DIAMONDS |at the Cabanne Branch Library on | NW CLOTHING |Monday, June 8, at 8 p. m. The} Coffee ; lb. cree eee Genuine Guatemala AOc | Fresh Tie 909 Pine St. OLIVE 5158 OLIVE 677 WATCHES 'following officers were elected: | Coffee; Ib. ....... —like a clean face, is always rans Rented for All Occasions ————— ~s Oe OW ~ ste ert- 7 oe a ve RRM tig hte ks ete Dino ey ® . Sig : = = a rrr. Fe ~=~- - - FURS GUNS President, Miss Lida Collins; vice | K. og gregh chcdaedinhe president, Miss Lulu Bridges; sec- | . PH¢ »\ OGBRAPHS retary Miss Wilma Nutt; treas- ) Iced Tea, India Tea, bOe . worn by the emartly dressed | delicious; lb man. And 7 not? Ie’s just 00 : as easy to clean a tie ps itis $ a Eagle Stamps with to wash your face. Try a .ittle Wittels Loan Mere.Co.@ urer. Mrs. G. W. Sneed; Advisory | 2001-3-5 Market St. | Board, Mrs. W. C. McNutt (chair- 1 pound Dutch Energine on your favorite tie Cocoa F and watch the colors come —ES8T. 1900— man), Mrs. L. K. Nahm and Mrs. | beck as fresh as new. No 'A. B McPhee; delegate at large, Fresh Peanut Batter: | odor afterwards. Mrs R. B. Helser; reporter, Miss) | Rosalie Nutt. A resume of drama a ule Ac your drug store—35c. mn Ee the J. S. runs daily Take o day's outing on the Up-the River Trip. Ivaves 0:15 A. M. Keturns 6:00 P. M. DANC 7 Kapecially long trips on Mondays. “ ‘ yothing is more reetful or enjoyabie than an TRIPS EVERY NITE all-day trip om this majestic ocean liner of in. } s 4 Sunday nite special, land waters. Coo), spacious expanses, canopled VOrs ; just add wa- Monday and “Friday decks, large, roomy cheirs, polished ball room te . ; t : Bl gee J yo floor, just the place for you, your family and f rT; pin jar “ ms esaany nites Club ror tut-of-? ten »~ ew , the city the new Cold Star Court Nites. aceegal ct ELMER NCHWARTZBECK (, of Honor on Kingshighway Me- | louis Panico, origi- and his famous Dance Orchestra make the day ae : mator of the laughing ‘ . ‘ > | morial boulevard, from Penrose to| @i eernet, and his Benson ff no crowding ee” Amited attendance— ADVERTISEMENT 413 North 6 h—— 2 — 820 Olive St. Bellefontains Cemetery including | Chicage Orchestra of Large cafeteria serving hot and cold lunches | : T pee shell trames. as they 250 trees, which will be dedicated | musical stars piay all and a wonderful restaurant serving the fa- | ; — TIRES WITH 500 NAIL : - . ) | : Shops , A Three ihe: a evening. Dancing mous J. 8. special chicken and ateak dinners. | . are hardly aware of jie _ Three . — Heel Heich ceeay At SP | GF starts at 8. Boat leaves § special fish dinners on Fridays. Plenty of fie a / ; HEME” Style Toes —— [OT eel eignts | Capt. Wassals will fly over the| Sj a¢ 8:45. tables for picnic parties 4 South Broadway HOLE | K Oe€s superior service . | |court scattering flowers from his Special Moties--te wy ty Ree gees Free Phones: .% inte tne a P : : ' é new ‘1 mture-proo Tr jbe a oe rort - . - mY D 7 h ey ' plane, while the soldiers from the | ‘ policy, enamaiie is coltoate ‘sold B -e ae City Delivery M j 2552 * nd rn wl yn 4 ‘Mr R y aiibere of Enjoy / hese um Wi 4g ays VW It a f . American Legion and Jefferson ‘ ® - trips of Wed., June lith, and Fri., June 19th. | a awe ain Chicago, In actual test it wae punctured A “" | RES ETN SRE , o 500) without the loss of air his 4y : ° 4 F F ; W ae 4: Barracks will dedicate the bronze 4 | Peat Orders Main 1263 tel ams 1 enema TE ah ma Bh 9 OS me 3 7 Perfect Freedom From Foo orries €= i soldiers and band from Jefferson) WO .ee 800 v0 tO vor ey Yor yr eee ree) See the offers for rent or for sale them pte we get 3 te ae Write bias AND if Barracks. ing & Geral olter % scene. WASHINGTON Busses will be provided | '-n Post-Dispatch wants. resin, Osteo -Tarsal disabled veterans and their at- (PATENTED) tendants. One bus has heen as- The Correct Walking Shoe for Women signed for the use of the Gold Star iy, Fine-Appearing studied during the year made up| the program, with Mrs. L. K. Nahm | presiding. The next meeting will | be held on Sept. 14. | ———— i The National Society of World | War Registrars has received from i, i ee ee Lemonade Syrups, al! fla- - oe oe ee eS ee Oe oe oS Bam eS G& &S © .e + —— =) K => ene —— from 10.000 to 12.000 milee and elimi Steamer ht cee en / than the ordinary tube Mr. B. 3. Mi peo Oc ees ec Out of the High Rent Mothers, to make the pilgrimage around the Court of Honor. The Store of Col. and Mrs. J. A. Paegelow en- | LO Pri tertained the St: Louis Chapter, | Ww Ices Daughters of the American Revo- | lution, Friday, June 12, at Scott and High Field, Ill., in celebration of Flag day. Mrs. Joseph M. Long enter- Values tained the members of the board ,of the St. Louis chapter at lunch- ——————— = im aiala é : = = - aaa SS Liberal eon on Thursday, June 11, at her | : of j=1 © ms rs . = == ‘Summer home, 445 North Clay Your Credit — —— Aw = =e SS Discount avenue, Kirkwood The Jefferson Chapter, Ds & Is Good for tl tertai th f: ilies and /| ; Mente or tme memo est © WithUs §6=©8OO~*BO7-BO9 Frankim Ave. Cash ‘law arty today j nic f F ae » war a . we, pasty: toeey 1G Bonet Pe A LITTLE DOWN ON A BIG BILL—YOU MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS day at the home of Miss Antoin- | ette Tayvior in Maplewood Regents of the other chapters, 7s a ease ae ER ie Yc A ee Pe oe iS 3 nes - “Osteo-Tarsal” Experts at Both Brandt's Shops Hl. Leepeseumbatives 6f.. Gaal e e | W The scientific principles of “Osteo-Tarsal” designing will i] Aengttens Maman ‘a we Prt FIVE-PIECE WALNUT SUITE ee NINE-PIECE ALNUT SUITE be explained to you while you experience the immediate and \-{ |of the Revolution will be guests | | — a 7 | (2 ey actual benefits of wearing the World’s Neatest Health Shoe. . wi bt areal > saree H. een: | | : i 008 , “I @ Ol ie enridge will deliver an address on Cece ee (eC ees ee os =a the flag. A buffet supper wil] be | conameeelnd en. © eames es = A BR. wees —— ~ Continued on Page 17. ° S35) I) | ) Im ~ i My TT hy liom TT nh Mit it Mh | | i | — e . Fine-Appearing pon, » _“Osteo-Tarsal” = (“er ‘““Osteo-Tarsal”’ Oxfords \ Bee Straps Whitest White Linen— | > Se Whitest White Linen— $8.50 . ——— $9.50 Black Shoe-Soap Kid— 7 \\. Whitest White Kid— hae Ors Brown Chippendale Lex LEY Black Shoe-Soap set —— IZ Kid— $ Io or 3 Light Tan Calfskin— FLEXATOR UNLOCKED SHANK Patent or Black Satio— Ot is eee eee 2S Ir R I f | ili ———— & ; . «ke | ~ “ =) $10 errs ———— ATCH is the only ee } ev Wri wer ’ { ae 11 large the newest walnut (finish. Nine in % late! vai 2 ns! nx | handsome pieces consisting of large . ° = — = == =3 gf gg and ruddy-cheeked and attractive? | CHIFFOROBES | W | : now oP | 4 uf Bt < Woes com miahn Withee way $ -- im i, ve L a “eo ed, : very easily with Dr. Gross’ Cod Liver ~ 1 ff | ( PB pring and Mattress nly. : Special $ Q50 l Dresses, 1. of wee , Ju ii e 4 : a: . S ™ ol a Oj 1 Tablets. They'll pu t fl e sh on you aset weet j YS vemioe ; _ | ee 2d doit in “hurry. i st ied 8k Save | Golden oak or wainut: nave ctothes. Th a 1 ee No ee rae apes hanging compartment, hatbox and pz? ain : Sab - Sugar-coated, pleasant to take as to. aPPST pout 88% Gross’ CO. nds. Si ae arctic” bhemastntle ates ak |i | eA RR ARE candy,these tabletssharpen appetite, \ Sea namP totem, \ fj os ue te AN AMERICAN BEAUTY |} 22220200. 'sist iuitst fs fabric spring and increase energy, build up weight and then 1} 00 we arr Pals Sa ae io - : ROSE DINNER SET é wee 5% us ia strength in men and women. Great for puny children, too. mati j Try them, at our risk. Get three i : re é — od teen | " ' “we orn ’ Sa A ii ca aR I i iS atti or ix 8 Yeh sav : +, ER i Te 5 ; gee a a + al 7 ‘ his Zz A ss “ bottles of Dr. Gross’ Tablets from 3 4 ’ norm ° : — ae . sy your druggist, take as directed, and t 2 thandise the Greatest ~ . if you don’t gain at least 5 pounds in Septem ata ns 7% eeu - With Your Purchase of $10.00 or Over Immediate Wear — Is ‘ 30 days and feel like a new person wee. ARES, 0 pounds: qo wet + ee _—_) aes _. aati ; Ledeen | your money will be refunded. U oe | ) TPT otra on eras ' : oe 4 alm Les BS oa a i o —— == = i P “ A snle ’ did golden nak Refrigerator w th been ve at Pos ee KBE — ws Solid Oak | nure white enameled food compartment« © been ta se ris as 2 ) =. $ x , 2 ’ a Tee salty Os hed { hime? th tilting flow! | and removable non-rusting wire shelves 3-Door . Fee Sy eae Se . iP avids sie Hr ;, Fo is \ guaranteed ice-saver. Our HKefrig¢«r- Side- , a, Ja te ee ie Me Se enameled cnina cioret and saree ad ator stock is complete— 4n all etyies and leere ’ - Kitchen Cabinets sizes. We handle the well-known Beld- ing-Hall and Leonard Kefrigerators. Only.. . . . roomy compartinents. Ail our are made of solid oak and substantially built re ~ en = re ee FLOORCOVERINGS ee ee ee ee ~~ eta Cabinet Style BREAKFAST SUITE See Us for Values in F loorcoverings €) AS ” - This ie a well-constructed Suite enameled | PRO-LINOLEU terns. 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oA iF eran acr bet Sg aR Re ALAA LIE GOO PAE Somer 5 Mn ne ; oye ™~ Te eae Aah . Ese -s. “ i ae ~ e ionte 2 P Setpw OPT hi atl.) “2 eagle aes teat oe Be nal oe : aS ep is r eodeadeesk v4, ot Dron oe a ~a > = —~ . - = - fo ~ tt 4 » - a - a i Ke : . ae . Sie eT 5.05 a . 4 oe Hi o 2 “~ * * > * Gta 7 be a a; . eerie? ines vag te Ry deaios ee , gest 4 ‘ eres 5 ta een ia ; : ven: ; ¢ . " ‘ é ‘ SAE BF a am vege PO ee OE SS AIL, RET Ie OE Eee er SUNI JUNE 1%. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has a CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED nl aS - ES Sr seoee Sed oe A AO coco sanecenenseen eee sere See Sees eee eeerewee reer re nen caeeneneeneeniane up into the heart of the Rockies, to delightful, invigorating days and cool nights. Whether you enjoy mo& the pleasures of a summer resort center or life in camp of cot- tage, hidden away in a remote mountain glen—whether you like to fish, golf, hunt, play tennis, ride, hike, f bathe or motor—a wonderful vacation awaits you here. We shall be pleased to send you interesting eet ets about Glenwood Sp'gs Any ticket agent _ tn America will arrange a ten-day Stopover for you. a" Ff. Boi vo ‘| Chamber nga, Siento /\ Please send me literature telling more aSout your city and vicinity | Mr. | Add. COME TO LINNESOTA Ten Theusand Ceoi Lakes beckon to vou. The whispering pines have & message of weicorme jor you. Com ve to the summer coolness of this nort woods country. Enjoy hie this summer in Nature s own vacation land. Ten Thousand Lakes ef Minnesota Assoc. Operating uncer supery tsicn of Stave of M ionescta Fast Sixth 8" r PAUT MINN MAIL THIS COUPON Am intereied in ( ) Resort Hotel ¢ } | Ae my Cottage Pwwh ing (>) Capeeing () Gels 4 (>) Lake Home Purchase Name AcCrems Clark's 5 Famous Cruises By Cunerd lire, sew otj-durvers July 1, Summer Cruise te Nerway and W estern Mediterranean. 53 days, $550 to $1300. Jan. 20, Around the Werid Cruise westward. 128 days, $1250 to $3000. Jan. 30, Mediterranean Cruise 62 cays, $600 to 1700. Feb. 4, Seuth America with Rie and Buenos Aires; 530 days, $550 to $1250. June 30, 1926, Nerway and Western Mediterranean; 53 days, $550 to $1300. Rates include hoteis, drives, guides, fees. Longest expermenced cruise management. Established 20 years. F. ©. CLARK, Times Jidg.. New York O } MODERN coy LUXURIOUS Amenean Plan. Rates fom $6 cay World-famous cuisine. Al! outsice rooms. Were for our wonderful. uJuRrated booklet. Summer season epens June i 4. HOTEL COLORADO | vq SAILINGS TO EUROPE lith & Pine Sts.. Majestic Hotel Bidg.. 1135 Ofive st.. St. Louis ~outh-Cherbourg -Hambpurs._ j 1 Sept Sept 23 Hamburc American Line (See United American Lines). | ar America Line. 1003 Lacust. PrP" Fymout Reu rh ogne- sur- Betterdam i American Line ) Joint Cunard Line oin White Star Line | Servies VOLENDAM 20 Ju NEW AMSTERDAM June , + sly 11 june At | Aug a A ug. 19 : ; =. Louis rut’ i i; ERD = J Italian L lovd Nar es ‘ONTE VERDE June 2 TT) NTE ruses July 18 Aug Italian Line ‘(N. G. Bx) lv 26. 702 S. Dearborn St... . =. &£. te Nai es and ‘snoa and Pine Sts pircrr ts, ee eWTJM Re ** — 7 J” aly 15 Anchor Line. 31355 Olive St... : ie Ag Transpért, Lith Hotel Bidg.’. Atlantic ( Majestic ‘ - 7 a — VT ne “30 § * Aug 2 + = ‘ ; ~ Cunard Line. nr ‘ ETANIA* . . Bneter Line 70 F. Jackson Chicago Norwav. Denmark in i” i Ra? eTOCK RMOILM at. 20 2c (Ulf CSene ' moTrnrEr 1OLM July 9 Aug tl Tnited American Lines ] > “ep? "4 .z ef S Nov. Is Line Tith and Fine Sts ie Hetel Ridg.). St. La tis aor. rg = Ift> amr’ ¢ W. H. BLACK, CG. P. A. Chicago, Duluth & Georgian Bay Transit Ca, 110 W. Adams Street [Louis Chicago Toronto looo Islands St. Lawrence River Montreal Historic Quebec Maritime Provinces Halifax Portland, Me. Boston surprisingly oneal stopovers everywhere Treat yourself to a real travel vacation this summer. Visit a few of the well-known places you ve heard about and always wanted to see. There are more interesting cities and resorts on these Circle Tours than the average person sees in a life- time. The famous Rapids of the St. Lawrence—quaint, old- world Quebec, a bit of France Allantic Fa) Chica go 450 Rooms $222 up Clark Str. near Jackson Bivd. it bdbhbibdbhbhdbhbhibsbihiithi LLL ti tii TOU MI Te DOOPAMOERODEEATENODO ROVERS AADOODEODI(Getere@ted « ff Chicago. | transplanted—historic Boston, known for its culture, its crooked streets and its Commons—New York, with its one and only Broadway, Greenwich Village, museums—see all this and a great deal more. This trip will New York Niagara Falls \AND RETURN } Il giveyou something tothink about and talk over for many years to come. Find out for yourself today how inexpen sively you can take this greatest of all vacations. TWO SUPERB STEAMERS THE “George Washington” and ““Robert E. Lee”, swift. modern, comanodious, now in Olid Dominion Line service, increased facilities elightful short sea trips between For full information, apply te VW. H. BURAE. General Agent 10M Olive Street. st. Louis. Me Main 497-498 The Largest Railway System in America NEW YORK and NORFOLK GLEVROOD SPRIncs, COLORADO J LRM sTST OFY THE BEATEN PaTH: FOREST LAKE 4 hrioes Ye) ‘a? : eer “atta Feratgti’ ene rs “army bee es oe Z mining tiking Mew ¢ OORT NG Book le . A BUBRT, Campbeingert, We. BRIDG F Vi F W "ee oo HOTEL RESORT (HMAEN DEINVERS' Repiete with every modern comfort. Luxurnous staterooms with and with- out private bath. Unexcelled cuisine. music, Camcimg, sum parlor, tes room, etc. OLD DOMINION LINE i OR Prcosorou pou a he TOUR THE EAST trips of Tours {2a.. can 6ST histerte (Circte meng the «piendid racation fered be The Cosmeonolitan fer the summer of IW°5. sone puat im gennmine pieasure and nieresf the popular bLastern Tours. Leave any *unda, meat * hei a} ty - need ” This beautiful vista with ap roponnmucer pie _ pierce the clouds, charmed a million visitors to Denver's Mountain Parks last year. - osm COLORADO Het igh i oF if T ouriat | OTARK PLAYG Teuritst BRurease, Get away from the conventional style of vacation this year. Enjoy the lure of Colorado, where the splendor and native beauty of the cool Colorado Rockies give you the impression of treading oa enchanted ground. Enjoy a climate that refreshes and invigorates, while vis Mountain Parks, the Mou Creek Canyvo Forests with over 500 | rail trips: Georgetown iting Rocky nt Evans Reg Jakes and 6.0 Looo, Moffat on, Loo Mountain National Park, Denver's kout Mountdin, Bear mn, The Glacters, Mesa Verde National Park and 15 Natiqnal 000 miles of fishing streams. One-day Road. Platte Canyon an Write for Se Vacation Booklet otels, Resorts and cozy Mountas Cottages at prices you want to nom TOURIST AND PUBLICITY BUREAU Denver Chamber o 556 17th St., D Commerce nver, Colo. Effective NOW Return Limit October 31 ST. LOUIS OFFICE With Corona Typewriter Co. 207 N. Eighth Street to New York Plan yccar trip this year to include the delightful and refreshing dayhght sail down historic Hudson. Spacious Gecks and intenors devoted to passen- ger service exciusively. Seven Magnificent Flyers “Washington Irving” “Hendrick Hudson” ™“ Alezander Ham! ites” “Robert Fulton” “DeWitt Clinton” “ Albany” ‘Chauncey M. Depew Service daily including Sunday. Orches- tra and restaurant om each steamer. Convenient rail comnection im either direction. Buy your ticket via Day Line or use your rail tickets . Albany to New York. Write for Timetable. Macard iliwstrated Litérature Hudson River Day Line Desbrosses Street Pier New York Ciry the (levetand. Buaffaie. Niagara Fils, ento, Hudsen River Dar (rnise Yerk Cits Atlantic ‘tity Phil adeiptiia\ ind Washingten The very best of ac commotations—meals, Derthes and ‘iatel« incinded. and we suncentes the service te be first clase in every respert I expenses covered br the re markabiy low price Convenient Sailings After E suty 8 Tanslp atingshaadig hag tein ale ENGLAND FRANCE GERMANY Ss. S. COLUMBUS JULY 7 Largest sad Vastest German Ship. 32,500 Tous; 20 Knots Speed Te BREMEN Dtrect by the Supert Owe-Class Cabin S. 8. SIERRA VENTANA JULY 16 The World's Standard of Cuisime and Service. Write for folder ‘‘Y”’ 100 N. La Salle St.. Chicago. or any local S S. Agent NORTH LLOYD The Red Benk describes these fours detall. and aise gives full an the fellewtng «epiendid tours Yellewstene Park Tooars *“olenial Virginia-Washington Teurs ~. Lawrenre-Saguenay River Tours $186 Canadian-( alifernia-(;rand Canyon- Calierade Tours tinekan Teurs *tek for special feider vour cepy of the Red Reoek. TRE COSMOPOLITAN TOTRS CO. Landmeier, t(reneral Accent io ON ich “ ~t Write fer tare af F E.. pen dune 19 13° COTTAGES On the butt overioaking Lake Michiaas. Weil as sointed rooms with srivate baths Sieeates ee Jerome, Mo. ere Tetie gnrswrcaserd Gett ‘ernie wonderful Resutifully «tuated amidst the wanders a ogee pa ys ficerilent vo Gave | wl of the Guach mountains. Gur resort Cettage suifes. cach with . —— t» (Tard hem elike ccnmin owt ; or’wate Bath. reserved aw onede : ' r ee fer seven erets stay or lenger Wrote sew tor siemens ully Leeated 4 bathing. Seating, hersefack riding and reservations and rates. re ears . a — = Rugged dancing. Our food is unsurpassed. 1! 1 Address Wr and Gre. 4. Van Dotcke. Prager: ee a re mites from “(. Leuls on the Frisce "eer'etors Beating. bathing and fishing Tt oer- tine Bichway “Neo. It te Jerome. Rates — ose carved im our larger epen- SI4.80 oer ang “ar 6 g)ning ream. ‘ur retiees are moat Write fer Rock ie roma mer rad le. Late meets train at RUSSKLI. ANDRES, Jerome, Ye olf Crerher Write Hurry V. Engiish., eset fave Lodge. Creckher. Me EE are HOTEL TIMMER This cesy retreat pleasantiy lte- cated en (DAR LAKE. «2 benw- tiful bedy ef clear. sparkling spries water. sicrly weeded sheres and picturesqur surreund- inc coantfrr. Sn itdeel plece te speed year vacation. Coeed ref- ereacee R 4 West Bead. W is. PALWOOD HeTET. (reen Lake. Wi! econsin. Wtreceneir s ‘imest seeert fenrnte farctrg a&itchen. Bueuhiat. “OTE Pert Specia! fishing With a Thousand Acres of Parks Around It! COOPER-CARLTON HOT shere of ef Lake Wire hican The ( aeger ( artten Hatei ix right en the ome eof the finest s«ecthens fer Suatheng. Seut- Only 10 minetes “orcle reese a6 low “sites as low ase 88 the lilleete Michigan ‘we shert ner The Sid St. station of Central. Ric Feur and Central trains «ere eniy becks «wer Weaste for rewerrmaliene af eur *r Be tae Wrire * roe aakie? LCT! SALLE ETO d Royal Gorge. SO =coexver | The Mount Evens Region. Summer Travelers to the mountains, the seashore, the lakes, or across open seas to foreign lands. Con- cucted tours to all the world; special tours planned to meet your individual require- ments. Steamship ticket over all lines. Alaska— Escorted Summer Parties National Parts, Canadian Rockies. Cali- foraie— | ours leaving at convenient intervals. Great Lekes, St. Lawrence. Seguenay— Deluxe Tours —Weekly Derertures. Berrmuuda a!) expense tours $60 50 ond up( from New York). Sa:lings twice week): E8rope — Tours throughout ea sur-mer for escorted parties as well as for independent travelers. Seuth Ameries —? escorted summer tours Around the Wortd—S. S. Beigeniand sails November 25th om 122 day cruise. _ Send for literature, details and prices American Express Travel Department Ninth & Leeust “a. tHiive 7 "se (entral acg7 First National Back. Breadwar £ Leeust “¢«..—i(HMive “Th, — & Fuller Drv Goods & Washington ‘(» epee? ‘o.—_— COME TO CAPE COD STAY AT MAYFLOWER NN F - Filrome i ad -S : us wail | ‘5 towouk = THe SEW ESLARCLED J. Tilden “Andres Resor “o> “er or 2 ‘CT es 6 oer oe THE LEADING HOUSES are i! finest in the World. A wire, letter or following hotel's will secure bookiet, other informetioca. A a a -Botel $t. Charles 4 -Hotel Morten z -The Ambassador az -The Breakers A Ameresn >= a £ fa-vpear pian 4, bours from Washirgten, | > fr mm Baw Toe ay oe ‘sop of POD P. ¢ ARBRET omnant Accent Canadian -o I_eeust =~... =. € Temuane Main 578 @ — Scrf-Bethang, Golf, Horseback Thestres, Movies, and co Exciusewe, American cian, toch & nd or suite, $35.00 per week ooo ee y = we _Desertgtive toor golf course. | ourdeor gall r° . LL. Se tanctng, sil summer «ors — 4 mille “ ~~ acre perk acD>-~<tiv won. sat —* mic sammer homes, * to % 2 tor rene $1.40 ro $2. NR. ~uahed, turnished $11.7 mm $$00-Oae ‘Tate. Deoalers, ceservenens 608 Raemens Part Mont Mater Somme Hotel: = PRIM =

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SUNDAY JUNE 14, 1925, ieee 14, 1525 re Ba eer 2 8 _The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57, 000 One CITY Circulation than BOTH other Pr evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_——— —_ -_— ee eS ———- pains 15 Oe | a we _— rr} | RECENT ACTIVITIES a D “etravel andResorts — igo ees | SOCIETIES | . = ao mmc ————— laf ov, , . Se Continued from Page 15. | CM v . - “ : ss — > | Mency yi Hiller ras thainins ae a ws e D I A MM O N D S : je > 4 SP" : " For the June Bride | : ——— | -very Diam iG = | OF WOMEN’S ae Harmony Literary Club held \its last meeting Friday with Mrs. | ond sold by us is guaranteed to be exact aia saatdadiaadinel ) Paul Parker as hostess for the 1 st pang and, furthermore, if +s ou can dupitocat |o’clock luncheon. Mrs. W. C. Mark- | wel ott less money at any reputable Jeweler in St. Louis | ham, presiding, opened the meeting | quibble. | with roll call, responded to by cur- | — : ; rent topics. Reports of three reci- | ‘ | Solitaire Diamond Ring procities were given; Mrs. A. F. ; ak ohtse | Davis sketched that of Lenox Hall, gold, with per Mrs. W. C. Markham, the operetta ae Sect-cut blue eee birthday party of the South As white flawiess | Ster Study Club, and Mrs. Cc. F - > gem. A most Sternberg, the Fraley,concert at . , ¢ x ¢ e ptiona! ‘which Mrs. P. Parker sang. Dinner Ring value. Installation of officers for 1926 Beautiful white gold mount- | took place. After the annual re- san fet with five blue-white S port and the closing of the books, Glamonde and four 715 ry = the main feature of the program flawless sapphires $65 . For the Bride was looking backward over the | year’s study and present and past. Mrs. C. F. Sternberg read a paper | on modern inventions, written by | herself in 1908, now in the posses- | 'sion of the Public Library. ASS ‘=~ me” 4 ate now and In | future. return your purchase price without question KCONOMY Means more than saving or spending money. It means spending money, time or anything else to the best possible advantage.—Ruskin. _ — —_— Henry F. Miller Sr., building pianos in 1863, applied the principles of true economy; he, and his sons and grandsons after him, always used the best materials and work- manship, not with a destre to have Henry F. Viller Pianos cost more, but to make them Come Smile Away June | worth more. = The ks You Cali Save time, money The Beautiful New Book Is Free! and regrets todav by se HE “Lend of 2 Million Sefles” offers the lecting a Henry F. for YOUR home. = =-_— = feautiful yet useful gift she will appreci- the Pioneer Chapter, Daughters of | , : ; 1812, was entertained at the home | 17 Diamond Platinum Wrist Watch jewel] adjusted re tan a ; a oe £ , ‘ , i 2 ie gular move ment 1! A 8Ol11IG DHDIiatinurm cme ww, , 0 Mrs. A. W. Southward, 6130 30 fine W easelliton Gann onds set around dial. A splendi gd gift at ab Kingsbury boulevard, June 3, as- | solutely aa lowest price ever known for a Watch ~—6©$$ 165 if of this sisted by Miss Hallie Baker. This | ind. was the last meeting of the year. A _ buffet luncheon was served, fol- | Robbins Jew | | Si. Louis (rlass & |lowed by a business session. The j C Ir Q). | ‘regent, Mrs: Theodore Shelton, pre- Queensware Co. ‘sided. A report of the conference Most Populer Jewelry Store in Teint Louis held in Washington in May was rd 1121-25 Olive St. | given by Mrs. Howard Bailey, Mrs. 3 Floor Arcade be Building Olive at@e |Mary Butler Duccorum and Mrs. _—_—4 i} ‘ : ‘ - , ; angetteaeies The beautiful new Orark book describes end pictures the half hundred resorts and resort towns of the Ozark Playgrounds Association. Mailed FREE, postage prepeid ! OZARK PLAYGROUNDS ASSN, Tourist Bureau, Box 541, Joplin, Mo. M etl this Coapes, TODAY! me ee ee ee a a ae OZARK PLAYGROUNDS ASSN, Tourist Bureau, Box 41, Joplin, Mo. | Please send me, free, the new Ozark book. | stsle *A Lyric Grand Louise Sumner. Guests were Mes. 'J. H. McCabe, Mrs. W. B. Rose, |' Mrs. Louise Ketler and Mrs. Albert ‘Wiedrow. Delegates were elected | to represent the chapter at the| State Council this fall, as follows: | Mrs. A. W. Southward, Mrs. How- | ard Bailey and Miss Hallie Baker. | Alternates: Mrs. J. McAdoo, Mrs. | tichard Heinnich and Mrs. Harry «a ey atura Tepe | Phe monthly | meeting of the Bt. | S the | } . > - el | ai | Louts Circle a re ee A., will be | prado ; | o e . | held’ at the home of Mrs. Eugene | ; a - ana of ) s | Fusz, 6925 Delmar boulevard, | ne eal Smith-Reis Piano Co. Wednesday, June 17, at 2 p.m. | Rubber Soles = ; ‘= = = : , r - ssgt, ; P Bi b . Sz } . “1- . . S (=F eS : 1005 OLIVE STREET ee Yenver's gies , ; | be discussed. | ———— : Exclusive Representatives for Henry F. Miller Pianos | | Bear ——|_, — The Shortridge Galleries at 4418 | ‘_ Pe a = ~| Washington boulevard have sent Or atiqnal : eb . — | Out invitations to an exhibition and | Force : ~ = ? . RELIABLE demonstration of silver and paint- | ; . 15 | — ~e or ~w, ~w, se a = Pr, a i ings for the breakfast and dining | fs “4 at NN T FLAS BLS BLS BLS BLS lS BLS BaD tw, AY LARGE SCALE rooms from 2 until 5:30 o'clock, | Eve rybody % Spo rts aN All | ROAD MAPS tnt wena augp ts CUT TE AIPATOIOT aii =. AUADRRRRRERTTOOTE: E , ye ee ae en A Ag Miles rrr oR © OP ee eS OP 68 OE 68 OSS COO OO COSC eC 6 Oe | ‘ eran | dw y - f poke rel MAY . Ro! le . ea " ree Peewee ee eee 8 een ee Oe Oe 6 oo ry re it June 16 to 23, inclusive. Mrs. ‘Paul Shortridge is State chairman | of art forthe Missouri Federated | and Ever! yday Wear ‘Women’s Clubs. There will be a/| special exhibit of three tables set for | dinner, luncheon and breakfast in TRA: Sb t Bathi Beaches } | w=> tae ee ee What the leadin 2s ni pe = Seat oe : atin OTOR Jp into the match and of the same _ period. | & The idea was suggested to Mrs. | Golfers Say: best Climate * i , Aa er | J cool Rockies this Shortridge at a talk before the summer. Blazed Trails Parent-Teacher Council on the Robbin Csutcialianh 4 N 4s best forHealth 4 i ce » i will chart theway over (‘ne home = __ | Shackamaxon The last meeting of the season | Dest Entertainment } b Were Wa, |) 2000 motor roads, thru or the st. Louis Alumnae Club | “I use them all the time i | all the scenic wonders of the Mu Phi Epsilon’ sorority | They afford real comfort.’ = . . was held last week at “Rolling | r host Outdoor Spor I, Sa que: yr \ \ of the Rocky Mountain Acres,” the country home of Miss | John Farrell, Quaker : VE~K\\\\ ' r. He region. Edith Harsh. Luncheon was served Rid ’ Dest to ads = ‘ae ¥ 3 inder the trees by Miss Harsh, lage | Mg 2 f : ; “ > } | | i Maps are available for assisted by Mabel Bibb and Lola | grue even ground grip and dbest Tra 1 n Se eV 1 eC } Vier 7 Kez is a \ on 2 . . ° . Valpine. The following officers) they conform to the shape } | ; ; C me - ‘ , "Sef free distribution,in sep- were elected: President, (Orah Ash- i ° - , ‘ 99 Y/ ae - ¥ . -é of the feet. best Hotels eee. Sie” arate folders, for each ley Lampke; vice president, Pearl by Bert i iii! : . Noxon Johnson; secretary, Marietta | ; Mi) AR Hit of the six Mountain ) In any sport, where guich sure-foctedness aids your game, natural crepe rubber Schumacker; treasurer, Pauline | pest of Everything EEE oe states. Frll out the cou- Jones Dean; historian, Charlotte soles will make you a better performer. It is particularly so of golf, tennis, TT] chaplain. | walking, yachting, bowling, hand-ball, a dozen others. And this ‘ts not A Re ea a I TT TL TT RE Es a “ - “ 4 - ves - > _ a on —. ongpuinmeg tee tes et og © ms q eilahtdnbs, aaatidineds-cneien ee . ee ee ee ee rd | | d i] ° . Burton Stockton and E @ THE LEADING HOUSES are always open and comprise the pon and mail it to usin Mae Smith. | F , ‘. | ; mpress | a finest in the World. A wire, letter or phone call to any of the | Denver 3 A gd Se = held | guess-work! Champions at these sports have tested crepe rubber soles—im f } | bal ee a By I ee crecieens Sona: at a table gg ot Pte | equipped with Natural Crepe Rubber. hgh gyi Pe ‘ | if oa seats didn ee = —P-—NOe ae ;: RaAaEE tox ncens aeeee, aes oto 9 ol a eeiied were given Your favorite style clad with crepe will look just the same as it always Attractive fares which inchode ot oe ee 7 ape ae 2 O Yee Send me the free 20’’x 20” Road Maps ef following statew: by Mrs. W. B. Knight, chairmen of did—the sole no thicker—but it will wear three times as long and pave nee i = | | aXe: a eT ¢ . ‘ ‘ , ¢ sa | ’ knowledge, literary and guessing | “Ty | NRE & : na eaeening € House with the “sn Atmosphere”’ 1 eh ar Et se ; :s OES FOP OS ORE , contests. The a soy — J Both American and European Plans i! Cpt eae DOS abe Ceca ty Tee Re aR ara ens ass srs i solos Came Ll Catral location with two blocks of Ocean Front | mre =. | The (,00¢ -?,,OWERD } Jiu ii} Particularly Attractive during WIN? pvt Travelai Refortreaa Tisha Resorts ae ce ts secular Wridey evening! ATLANTIC CITY'S great SOMMER SEASON pus pape ten post . oe «a J ber i : sama AOE ea pane t0.. Tuere Was oe & ow * or _ Mart “Bathing, Golf, rt ae Riding, Roller Chetve, Piers, | When You Come to ail the “paeeabers and guests Sunday, NATURAL CREPE. RUBBER | Theatres, Movies, and countless 17% amueements ! Stop a Carolan Ac ury June 21. ? | PD : Ri S ] kK wWw.Fr 44 ie in lub will | Jantation inished a Dlidcer” through Josiah White & Sons Co. Sh a an ¥y The St. Louis “Outing meeting at the ES) have a basket picnic to Meramec . i. as — 3 ; a. Ne Highlands today, and June 20 there; SSSR fl ee ie e a meeting in the recital hall | NATURAL CREPE KEEPS ITS SHAPE aeons ‘of the Odeon Building. 35 Mil bre , os Bares Sweets . ial = Louls i cenabe we Resort Cea gy ee ey SU es, crue watll D On the best fishing lake in big wo ods : KS ee ee yr “ , Gate .2 (+ | meet Friday night at & o'clock in|} rae pringy Resort near Eagle River. Muskie, pike, bass © -3 } et ys ; b hel j . 4 Week : - (or? e.ievigt ! . ear - ‘ ; ‘ The Monday Chartmty Clu hd | : room and meek.ent « toh ou ing cottages nished vs ai * Excluswe, American plan, bath in oon hell ~~ | Chicken @inn, gw the — a es ‘rite for booklet a! a reser ' clusive apartment het | | Where Seashore the last meeting of the year at the , or suite, $35 “y per week up—new 3 7 ‘ rs ‘oe ered. Trift Mi : 7 wt Descriptive || vations. | beautiful Jackson Park District. Spiendid | and Country Meet .itesworth Hotel June 2. The fol coor ae course, } outdoor golf oa aT — Hithtang, Hi... ol ” Sie 18 CLEARWATER LAKE, WIS., BOX : transportation—!. .- re te it “ - os 4 aor lected: Pres!- - cccengloarhgaeryp rate orang ae one Sard St. One to five room apartment Every Recreation and Delight |! wing officers were elected: Presi- For Se acre park ‘sub-division, lake front low with kitchenettes, Privat rag dent. Mrs. W. H. Wright; vice-pres- sale surmmer homes, 7 to 9 bedrooms, * ha chae | : | —— - ’ A Excellent Hotels— Large and Sma!) . ‘Aents {re Fred W. Markham anda ~~ le a idents Mii k red for rent $2,400 to $2,800, furnished, for NO MOSQUITOES ‘tre. > Armbruster: secretaries, | ME HI D . »* & 7 - SET For information, write \irs. Ernest Helfensteller and M-s. an F furnished $12.7* to $15,000- Write for treated berks | beins a ' oda aa Ye HS Mubgee — OUR VACATION PLANS ASBURY PARE Borel +o ©. P. Blakstead; treasurers. Mrs. b — 4 . ae INFORMATION az gs saat epee gee PE . , SCRE aoe Bungalows—Club Houses | nen. eens 1 ne For Street and Sports Wear Hotel Aner ° “arn ia iergen tthe = | Dispatch aud by conference with the ' rik inaiee? imal : eet itality, Mrs Ben Ruler, nied f Uda Soukie. Lente, Ay Lee’ * ws a res : a ve othes. Mire (,eorge L, .euno pide roads, ha ‘ ote ve ie Capable help for your home, | Dirthday Box, Mrs. J. W. Dawson er Ba | Resort and Travel Bureau Kninely:: So- aT ‘ wS, Oa! . re Mre. Charies H. Kt 1 av ss ws ' ‘TTL. KS your office, your store or your fac- SS, SITS. One HAKD A WILD GROS* M 1% A a », BLILDER - Vr Neuh off Mre Hi bar ser ee. 4 | . yrraiiye e O80; , 1! through Post- cia! le and invites »ou to Minnetonks of th p 'f Dis at h 415 Comn bh Boas ‘ory can be foum £ , “a garatag. rae ee ae 6 vace cational 2 OS » p C Dispatch wants. Phone your order rjand Mrs. H.“E. Culling ane — ~omeeell rite for folder i . anntlal picnfc for the adults at the, Hs » Eaceisior, Minnesota. Main Floor—Post-Dispatch (SOr aPRING CLEANING and re- | OF joave it with your pearest drug | “te pt ' idee will be aiven % ' , pairing €ONSEET ‘POST-DISPATOCH | 6tst — 1} orest Park Tuesday. ) BLSINEsSS CARD want columus. ey neh

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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 _ — i , p oa . coteniaiaiiiatianinie - : = a “— on Man tioda Life = gaa Woodmen's Memorial Service. | “a"5"."." 2" 2" ees ) — s : oe 44 te , ' : | | : euuee SALESMANAGERS’ BUREAU Sheeaeies eo “ot. ‘Lowa The a tanks bier cme will Joint memor.a! services for the ELECTS © NE loseph. Kansas City, Moberly andi have its annua! dinner and outing) Woodmen of the World and the W DIRECTORS daft . lapter c tne 7 rav- at the St. Clair Country Club Tues- Woodmen’'s Circle will be hell ot Program for “Coming Year’s Work elers’ Protectis 4 sociation num lay. There will be golf and other 3 p. m. today at Christ Church Ca- | Includes Conference in New bering 139 departed | night ona sports preceding the dinner, which thedral, and wil! be preceded 1° : : m. } are: — > York City. speci | ® N train for Birming say at at 7 p. m. The St.|' 2:30 p. m. by an organ rec ital Dy ; . s . * ™ ea 9 ’ * 7 -- - is? ur Davis. Paul W. Mobley will | Nine new directors of the Sales!ham, Ala. to attend the thirty-/| Clafs try Club {ts located on Artht |Managers’ Bureau of the Chamber| sixth annual convention of the as the Belleville road, a mile and a deliver the memorial address and of Commerce were elected at the | ociation, hich oper tomorrow | half east of Edgemont, and can be; the Christ Church Cathedral Choir annual meeting yesterday. They a! ontinues until Friday. reached hy Bellevtile street cars. will assist in the services, are E. W. Hughes, Lionel Kalish 787-709 W. SIXTH AND W. C. Fischer, H. H. Zucker, C. P. 323-325 DeBALIVIERE Melton, H. E. Walker, W. E. Engle, (Seuth of Waterman) Carlyle Thomas, C. A. Anderson 4 . Martin J. Wolf was elected to fil] Mon.-T ues. Specials _@ two-yeg™ unexpired term. % | Otto Swanzey, the present ; SPRING |chairman, in his report for the | year, mentioned some of the a: complishments of the bureau Penee CHIX, ID. June, 1924, to the present time aphiegns Aone Among these were the good-wi!! |tour of the St. LoufS Chamber of Sori Commerce through 49 cities : U.S. Public Health Reports Shou Terrific Increase in Infant den | fae | Par Age me 0m see T dee ae des gi. a . TEPPER EEE 9 sales conference to be held by th ee G Pierce of the United States Public Health Service, RPH ent Association in a Supplement to the Public Health Reports. of New York City and the Sal ; : : Maangers’ Bureau. jointly. this fal): From 12 to 20 out of every 100 babies born in the United eons. which were addressed h feeding and intestinal disorders. Many valuable sugges Reproduced oo ahent published by U’. S. Public , - nal reputations, on ee. ons.ar ° r : in ben ’ Health Servic how appalling incre th Our $10.00 black cobra grain leather Oxford Bag; $6 95 of national reputations, on variou tions are made for proper feeding, sanitation and genera] _Health Service to show appalling increase in the Beans * . . : hases of sales problems; *enter- r ~hildren in sun mer. - i > leather lined; size 18 inch. Special P r care of children in summe during hot weather period. : tained delegations of out-of-tot } sther yu] ur } } ’ : . An extraordinary value for the traveler. visitors while they were in St. Louis The mother she uld nurse the child for the first ance of baby’s bowels as unimportant, or “only Boiled Ham sce ID. 45 pen . : é h] 5 | . -_ ’ : Our $12.00 walrus grain leather Suit Case, with Swanzey pointed out that a r year if possible; if nof, modified milk is the best summer complaint. lnstall straps. Special. . rata te a & onaiebpaaga arse nace Sas Hes ~— hot mere At the first sign of bowel disorder the disturbance Lamos Net ing importance to the pansion of s * fF OY proper ci ing « I , ie ; : a especially by proper ciothing and irequen should be immediately remedied. In thousands of tnchaded aaa a at eget _ = . ~ wo a naa OTy fee LOW ayia Pe oe ie Pie? y we Pent ae ea CRE is "pone : Sion ig 5 Rit hha ei ze Se dh ct 5 ia apa : . “Ne » 4h Rae ith hey Foe a wt Me “1 Ay ™ ar ae . ie or ay a 4 * z oe t 5 sneer Wap Biba pen ae Rg seers ene aa” ~ ete thn lid I I te Many ONE eee aa ss » we 2 “e aa ae ee $29. inate ag ; l St. Louis business is planned by th- : ter : — Our 50 oo - ome ‘Ba : “ful ‘bureau for the coming year q, Ke nape ec a i — 7 ae 4 : conte Ne se homes Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is relied on to SIRLOIN ROUND. leather lined pecia ra l urged members of the organizatfén | eep flies awa y from Da and aii utensils u cand regulate the bowels. This mild. pl PORTER ¢ Our $18.00 beautiful double aaa initia to give their time and efforts in in preparing its food. Never consider any disturb- ant laxative, free from injurious drugs, can be leather lined Oxford Bags. Special... ~ le the “5 aga © activities as| given to even the tiniest babies with perfect | Stns ss saxens|| Depend Upon— Sin on, Sait ie wih pet | — wis NAG A he oa Wind 6 APS er yy i 4 “se hin Sem , te sey bowie eh es th deat aia ite eS ey * Ses ae Seige tama 8 ieee st sale mee , :' . A Gift Worth While. ...... af is planned. Our $12.00 beautiful brown or black cowhide cane: SUMMER SCHOOL LIST SROWS. D C, ld Vl: Pure Cane Bag, full leather lined. Special. Ss aia i: Wieeen 5A r nt i> the ElliTmee- cac. ' - Our $7.50 Leather Brief Case. A useful ee ee Sommers | ° sion of Washington Universit: ) ; Re vO “Cin ea : / ~ r. gilt : ' which opens tomorrow, is indicate2 | , : a 108 N. SEVENTH SE Our $6.00 Leather Carryin TAME the latrector. ‘Tomosrow | HE i: FAMILY XATIVE oSnipley, Lne ai and Tuesday will be taken up wit ’ Bi a $2.50 _* Hot Bottles; srdnderfel for pépiatration aud class work will be- : THERE CAN BE outings .. , sa ° (gin on satan pel EO ————— — INFLUENCE IN ¥ Many out-of-tov ~ NO MAIL ORDERS. NO PHONE ORDERS. iSite uatiel principals and high schoo! each- . ae ee YY ——eee as ; oe | =i __ HOOSIER Kitch : — i Sowésgamae rot ee |) Hind . o | Se 4a. ' PWSKI, otmann, ranz 707 WASHINGTON AVE. pe oe 4 peered sanigpea ; : , Saves Miles of Steps and Hours of Time a - Myf et BOE RR Se BEFORE YOU BUY SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL and others for ten weeks : | ) The Hodaler- will, sveseneiies: alsa ie _ . | a ies: Bal Traffic Qub to Have Outing. "| ar | = ibe tds a a oe js . | + eee LEATHER AND SILK LADIES’ HAND BAGS. ; > TS | you. It places all needed materials and utensils within a . | and even the breezy dance ™ arms reach, thus saving you many a step and shorten. ; | ne . | -e all creative of the proper SQGGGRRARAAAABARAAL ... 20 OR Cee ing the time you spend in the kitchen. Think what yo gl Se ag linecene,: eet) APA in Re Ape 9 dom a 4 ‘4 ao ce aie RabeP I NE aor onl’ BPR OS te won GCC LAER IOS LLL NE POLY EA IEEE AS LONE ALLA — ee . ’ a - ce Lowties wehgine > PTR, HOR Me! : Ri 7 ene he See 1. eat a ROE ty a4 Pt . ae 2 eS : f 7 yy “ SMM A RG hee Ri ORC Ren mR CaR ect a hy las a Ae gale a t a "Fe = ie 2 4 afin a ‘ pre a. tee ae F i > 7 q 4 eid pee” ery vom s " r x ¥ . hy Des r Ee “ 2 4% > tA Prien s Mato. . neers » " oe Yo Awaseonpie™ 5 Lt a oe as mStar ge” Arya Me at IX PO as nie og Be AT at we ae PAD: Sh a naar aia ET eatin ee DE RUD REY OO TCS Neh T 4 Oro ee on NSA pee a. ei , Mer Da innate pn ae : es BA.’ 3 s ‘ chy ° Se ae } a ha Mae oe Te hh Se all | a AED OE ne ae Ne ress ‘ Naess APR ali, ok eh Lan eee nites ee Riad eae: epi I oe PD Tipe +s WR lew cae St bts ee Meth Sade My VaR Te ee 5 ee ah ih dal allies teint ttael UHY, Med RN Mey hacker S00 ge eT. BL Sb ROR ual PE a 5 Soi Se tae oe eta ee AR ee Oe ago Ee beet oe eis . vn hone Solar anid: 4 bi. dee» Hbadete iv esi ve Fie meet ee os : BEES pie 5 t x - Pe a a lal 5 > aoe Pon pee - om Fe th st eS J . sfaebensiacttes vive ey maeepence Prete a at rho 7, t — . ? te fit - i ie ray. eee rip ee ae. ae Ce LT RNG Vines \ pea fy i c A iat i Rarcet 4 - BL aap *» LONE SRS TO, SE DOOM a PRI Se LS doy, Kaas tallies thi is ie a” Ly ie oF hs ee ee eee 4 Bie 8 Fae 55 tapes Rhea eestor nah: ms, fergie ie eae, SEs tabs “eo ae er 4 that means during these hot days of Summer. ; uo-Art Pianos are pri The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening loor and | 1 al | | Get your Hoosier now. A small down payment deliv- oD . mdwspaper giving Associated Press news service. sports will be provided and the: (ha ¢rs it to your home; balance in convenient monthly . lar — amounts. Come and:see the Hoosier. See its 40 work- y= S| Libera! allowance on your pre . - ue 4 / Dera aii own } j Saving features—17 of them found in no - ; . | S Li ehiti iii | othe: kit chen Fx. . 7 2 . ; , : I ! —* ar — 4 convenient ferms 6 cabinet. S ’ ; 7 { ) ( } | COMPANY 7 Alt | Gas Range a | 1004 OLIVE & They cost no more, but are worth more, in an 2 7 A widely known make, re- ie be Te occlusive Representative miles and satisfaction. ) eae aaa Ee, SS towned for the way it cooks 5 ert 1 Piano and for the Duo-Art wor oe eee a. ey > ay ra as - 2s , i A t ¥ oe ¢ Z 3 as = ¥ 7 tag =: x _ . = } i=. + 2 a % ~ 3 » * ‘ - —e Par oat - Be #! 27ac "es % = 4 SS ee ee ‘ ah) ee Sr fe . Ps 3) : , . oe SF ; ’ 12 : a; ~ . 7 J 4 +. oo 4 i 7s = P . | rl id - 5 is 3 bs, a > = : : > & Ps 5 ¥ ta , 7 me ; mirror, chomle * Roberts Auto Co.. 18th St. Garage, a -—-1€S OIEN, Crip mirro vanity dresser is 44 inches wide and has § ished in rth tat ai Be te ina aati. Bi . Liberty Bell Tire and 4104 Manchester Av 18th and Chestnut ss rs spring included. — g 2 . | D mme- aaieey Co.. South Side Garage, Pennant Motor Mdse. Co. H FE L L 1a sssoURT Pac Fic Ra GELLER, WARD and HASNER HDWE. CO. | s.RUNG &S GRIMM \n DISTRIBUTORS Ninth & Washington Convenient Terms Sixteenth & Cass 410-412-414 NORTH 4th STREET We Are Members of the Associated Retailers and Refund Railroad Fares or Prepay Freight in Accordance With Their Plan. — “ —_— Diente eee _ A nn. ae sae are TaN hein, Ot ager) oe RE > 7 ey, ae bat ori

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pe SUNDay. : eee 14 1935. The Daily POST-DISP. 17CH alone has 67.000 MORE CilyY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINLD ST LOUIS POST-DISPATLH , 1925, ieee = te " wid FUSTUISFAILT —~- a ——_—-- -— ae - a - —— eee ee - ee 2 eee —— - ll —— ; E « ken Man Ends Lite. Shrine to Be Open Friday. jof the Chamber of Commerce are: | Bra: ik, A'bert von Hoffmann, | sto. kK, Dr. W. H: Luedde, Louis! ee 5 4 Post-Dispatch. , citer The.Shrine vi. the Swen ed Hearst. | /George D. Markham, chairman; | George W. Wilson, Charles Reb- Gollin, Seett R..de Kins, secretary. | ké 59 ‘9 . (org Mo ' as 3 ae ha lat the Ac ademy of tbé TN sitation, Dr. Hanau W. Loeb, Harry ter $ 9 Su er-Het 7 334. ee } == —== ! ae n. 71 years old, Cabanne and Belporve nues, will be © ora0 nN) S——00030 = PIR = gr, Bus at his farm home open to visitors all day Friday in THe H ADVERTISEMENT . y ; ‘ | Pe “y idi iy evi ning commemoration of the feast of the PILES CAR BE CURED OU CAN s PARK Th R Ils R f Rad wie ll into is Sacred Heart. A sermon and bene- | . e O ” oyce O lO : diction will be at 3:30 p. m. e new traffic regulation effective June 22d forbids parking AT ne aa WITHOUT SURGERY before 10 A. M. and after 4 P. M. in the downtown district. COMPLETE SET HIGH-GRADE PARTS FA ANS = ; | \ BARRED ... An instructive book has been published ASSEMBLED, READY TO WIRE ~ 3 bs ox 4. S. McCleary, the noted revrtal re y spe list of Excelsior Springs Mo This . . Ae aN aN by | 4 Geller, Ward & Hasner Hdw. Co. Why not locate your office or store in the spacious, modern fire- tells how sufferers from Piles can be 410-412-414 North Fourth St. 3 ae i ——E——— proof Langan & Taylor Bidg., at Euclid and Delmar BI. No Traffic Congestion. Centrally Located. **misar- ir-Rite” , Guaranteed y and easily cured without tha@use of | ufe, scissors, “hot” iron. electricity a’ ’ 74 4 / A - =) . ky ; : “a 4 3 Bs 6 A 4 ’ SONI O ice r I its e with. out confinement to hed and no c-in, Str., = ' 9 , il - le > a « and even the breezy dance music of the moment than the girl next to her, remarks r Sa , ry Anniversary ae ‘rreative of the O home environment. that ordinarily would be considered $180 Living-Room Suites aoe goon $106 | | ? kb — + $150 Dining-Room Suitesi° Price. $84 aré all cereals ( the pr per me insulting were overlooked. e* e ° Anniversary 128 O Oc 16 R S Anniversary $98 “Undue insistence in trying to $210 Living-Room Suites én Price $ SPECIALS $ 5 Dining- oom uites¢.i° Price. $124 : . t passersby to contribute caused Anniversary one = Anniversary Duo-Art Pianos are priced as low as $695 SE ces sssatbere wee $235 Living-Room Suites sai- ovary $140 $200 Dining-Room Suites.37 evens , ; A ‘ ar .* e ° nniversary were — and sng of being $275 Living-Room Suites... lee’ | $186 DINNERWARE $225 Dining-Room Suites... Price. $139 : hounde every otner day or so on . . ° Anniversary 4 , ry Liberal allowance on your present instrument and the public streets $285 Living-Room Suites Sale Price. $189 Semen of es pieces included, ordi- $238 Dining-Room Suitesin: ‘Price. $154 convenient terms of payment can be arranged EE ececcce ms one $300 Living-Room ee Santroenaty, $198 eights oa for ee $300 Dining-Room Suitess72"s"""" $189 opinion and passed a rule prol hibit- $325 Living-Room Suites “amg ot dy $228 of wens Gee wnee tat we are depecing of $365 Dining Room Suitessne 2’ $224 o inte Price ing all solicitations on the down- at ‘mmense price cuts, Consists of cups saucers, plates, platters, ete.—all are of one ) |town streets. To this rule previous ° pattern, which enables you to Z . A EOLI a. ioe Bedroom Suites Greatly Reduced! gare” ie eld 5c Savings on Overstuffed Bed Suites! : most cordial approval. 1e lar + eat Foe Slightly 4 ante COMPANY ¢¥ MISSOURI Hes Bureau of the Chamber of Hl] $115 Bedroom Suites sa'vrce" $67 ff imperteet....... J $185 Overstuffed Bed Suites *. $105 34 OLIVE STRE tion be taken by the present 'M™| $135 Bedroom Suites srs” $79 i ites pus 1004 OLIVE STREET $1.50 Silk Mirror and $225 Overstuffed Bed Suites pehee. $137 | , we $165 Bedroom Suites 420572" $98 Pj Irelusiv i ( th Nte Vat The Charities Bureau received a | Kale ce icture Cords Snle acces Doan rely from Chief of Police Gerk, $210 Bedroom Suites Anateerear $129 ‘ery attractive silk picture and mirror $250 Overstuffed Bed Suites ?x:.. $164 ~eaie rice . : . ete wit ar Piano and for the Duo-Art Reproducing Piano declaring that henceforth such so- $225 B d Suit i RE CR $139 istic ree and tassel $285 Overstuffed Bed Suites Price $196 licitations will be prohibited on earoom UITES Sale Price. A i selection of A9c $3 ° Snle 25 Overstuffed Bed Suites *i:.. $225 ° “« A LOLA DOOR AONE OT aa BLN, amine. Cite ce Be me LEE ON RRR ey NEE Menten i moe ee ee ell ee iors. Limi ted quantities th owntown streets. dehithien of he Charities Buren $250 Bedroom Suites {7's —- $$ 146 J} causes $290 Bedroom Suites 4:77 $188 $1.25 Handikit $365 Overstuffed Bed Suites ?x:.. $257 Sale Price Sale Yan]! $300 Bedroom Suites 42 er="7 Took Suis $400 Overstuffed Bed Suites *:.. $268 Sale Price. $320 Bedroom Suites 3%°"s" One of the handiest things you can || $435 Overstuffed Bed Suites f**.. $284 Sale Price have around the home is this Handi- $585 Bedroom Suite 42pm" he a a i oene FRIGERATORS - DAVENETTE SUITES the handle. If | you 20 | All Styles! All Sizes! Mid ni ht | Now Offered at Big Savings! ae bee cae C $24 Refri - ee we , : efrigerators Jo priee. Ig | $105 Davenette Suites. Sale FP rice. $4 Pattern Boudoir $28 Refrigerators Anniversary $110 Davenette Suites 25n'pra" Lamp With Silk Shade $35 Refrigerators ,nnfvernary. , ee t 25 . Anniversary ‘ery c¢ rotte base boudol . "rice Fern Stand | a Pa. Service co ~ ean Suites. Sale “Price fans agrees en on with” exquintte. mith $40 Refrigerators poms 5 eal sss eeeeeres ‘ , Anniversary ts *, o t ty ¢ b tify . | E r? ; $ 0 ten Suites. ee PEO. 2. ceo: reg OE “ ith thease very artistic $50 Refrigerators yet ee ell ” | ) . Anniversary ” . and Bird Cage ]} Ba) "ee to $175 Davenette Suites, Sipe? amen St, © vee? 9 5 $65 Refrigerators — sale Price ........... | a , > r) : C . . Anniversary $185 Davenette Suites... 2o"'y7" special, while a lmit- %75 Refrigerators (j2srr™ ed quantity eee me te ve Kansas City RUGS AND LINOLEUM ” i ekemeiias STOVES AND RANGES [carpe oo. ome in onphe } { $24.50 9x12 Tapestry Rugs a iene... Ferner mee ways en . Sse { “ae en } $42.50 9x12 Velvet Rugs Sale Price... ; ‘ Very attractive Heed ee with $65 Gas Ranges coke eae ees piece for porch or sunroom. , aE ane ery | eh tg Retaggay ig : +s tan | $49.50 9x12 Velvet Rugs galvanized $115 Porcelain Gas Ranges wee lll Sale Price. thing for your ferns and other Special value a , : ° Pp t | | Lv. St. Louis. oeoe eee eeeer .11:59 pm. $50.00 9x1? Axminster Rugs Anniversary ; plants. Sturdy in con- $3.95 $100 Bungalow Gas Ranges ar agg ig te , ‘ Sale Price .... atruction—handsome Ar. Kansas City. ecveeeeere 7:40 am. $57.50 9x1? Axminster Rugs “60 ag am : : in ee ialan aaa $145 Gas Ranges, with heaters ae ele tena FF $125 Comb. Coal-Gas Ranges 27"'"3rerr : $ l . 75 ¢ | Equally convenient service ee $65.00 9x1? Axminster Rugs Anniversary 3 ves? gga the 2.75 Leave Kansas City 11:59 pm., arrive ot | $75.00 9x12 Axminster Rugs 9 2n"'versary” 16-Piece Aluminum $140 Comb. Coal-Gas Ranges 9 Sn" 00" | Louis 7:59 am. 85¢ d Felt-B pa sambeceebns . $210 Buck's Comb. R orcelain £™"'*s"=*"7 $98 € Lounge-Club Car for relaxation— midnight : O paiatalhy tap dlese Grew me 4 wre “ee - =a « ~ - ” ee eee you would ordinarily BURNS GAS AND COAL SILK SHADES American Walnut | _ bed, on fast schedule. Regular $30 Refrigerators} “Nga TTRESSES ron een ae for—featured as a - Does practically the same work as] These stedetoad ts 95 . . f,olden oak Re- These are all roll-edge Mattresses— einl” a combination § range. 3 Other Fine, Fast Trains Daily trigerntor; white 172 not partly filled, ws] 0:85 Meniay “Sgectat” & Priced WITHOUT high 62 a ae ceani |4= - GOING: enamel lined. all built layer on lay Soreceue $ 1 92 ' 4 r Ly. Se. Louis. . 9:00 am. 2:02 pm. ee og Anniversary a nnd shades. Anniv. Spec... —— Se rs Lv. Tower Grove.. .9:09 am. 2:08 pm. Ar. Kansas City... .5:20 pm. 9:30 pm. 7:20 am. A large, .oomy and 4 RETURNING: solidly built -Chiffo- ie 4 Lv. Kansas City. . 9:00 am. 12:20 pm. 9:30 pm. robe, 40, inches wide. ie Ar. Tower Grove. . 5:06 pm. 8:07 pm. 6:31 am. Large clothes com- ' | Ar. St, Eee 5:20 pm. 8:20 pm. 6:55 am. 5| partment. Four bie [ie € Tickets and reservations at Union Station, Tower Grove, | drawers. French plate ge or City Ticket Office, 318 North Broadway (Main 1000). “/; mirror, choice of oak iii | or American walnut . a ni : | finish. iz W., F. Miller 7 , 4 Division Passenger Agent ne . | MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD CO. % Railway Exchange Bldg. ' | St. Louis, Mo. ig PACIFIC ae S: E. CORNER EIGHTH AND FRANKLIN AVE. — zenth & Cass e With Their Plan. | CEN ic ot WAY BY

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CMR en ee i ee oe Pree ne v4 . ' Dopey He Batty Ob gre, of Sine ait was naty (i icra iM Rare Fig ape 1 scutes ats > : ates 8 e oF me ae Nea wee ake. ges hie tm r ‘ - 3 ; pes ts” ee woes, 4 le us » we SEHR Ree ee ee ne a a eee ee ‘ a ad Bop ine et io hens 4 Made CN NRE IE os peel 6 Sti TS alse eT AD ae PS sh aah at Ay m: ee he ee Se ee Bk Sian ds EI. BPE APIA Oe Py BN DR OI PEED ORE ot Oy oy (ae ‘ OPT POR EI EE ONSET EME GEE ee ee re este — Pe gtr: Sino nite — aganesiarye=te iad eal Dds Seas st Se Se yi spre pao yt ee eee “i ” : . j ’ MS * 4 oe a hi . ee: of pee ae se — '7Y Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED 1 See J | | : 20 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE Ci Zs Al | | | Dt | | : | I £ ennards 7} oa + | 4 ; SRO CO. féss ; Established 1856 a 3 = ROS.& FES ; ae — 2 The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the Wor \ ZA : 7 = \ ~ F 717 Olive Street A: a \ ep ie "PART FIVE. (i ¥ e S a; | Up | ea ; j His “4 b . DIAMONDS WAIT CHES F ederal a ‘iin to Ai P ¢ a | enuine Diamonds Guaranteed Confirm Sale of 60 Acres i : eau CASH or CREDIT by the Southern Gem "8 eae: Special Values for Gifts Corporation. | | ao 7 LURING RE megan = = ommences G Cen@nation Gifts that not only give pieasure, bu Judge English, !n the East St.) It) ‘ will be a iasting rememurabce cea owes fey : Louis Federal Court yesterday, re@- , ! th ; ) WEST | Gifts that may be led dow ¢ ms : ; : are much in favor Ny fused ti confirm the sale of 69 | /} | dT2C ~ 4 E, Diamonds, Watches \\\\ ‘“ oe ae oe mane owned wy tae ‘ | (TR, Wa nuit ' OTT Qa 3 : \\\) | ¥ lewelrs Silverwar - \\\i/ // Southern Gem Coa! Corporation to af iy : : LOFTIS will beip you SS QO LEZ RUM TEE ci Gs: or itectem me | it >@ Good Roads Make B mn your selecuions i.. to which the property had , ; 1 | . | , and Eleven Point Terms to been sold by the receivers rope : , i | ft q “3 ible F . to approval of the court, for $5509. | tT . : Suit Your “Norma” || ie ordered a new sale ~ | I | : Accessible Convenience Diamond In ref ng nfirmation of the . F ' sale Som English said, “‘In my mil ; Ring judgment this proposed price, with ‘ By 3 Det ween Poplar Biuff and Alton. D “mo er ~ pierce a a would shock the conscience of the ' ie * as “ e4 : One ean leave St. Louis at on nt — jeri i ful solid white t *y A de : or sid . 0 ¢ -2 e a ;7 , rings st same Confirmation of the sale was ob- } ¢, pri a ean be 40 miles or more beyond price. jected to by John TD. Waterman, a, ws AU 07 ; : ‘pight en the bank of one of thé NO ranker of Rockford, !.. who had V collec oo mAh”: TT, oO , ’ Mountain Btreams, spending the; “Senator no notice that the sale was to be Hi 3 . ‘) se) a day fishing one nee 4 — lbiarmond King . Money Yr ade and who later offered $7500 — i | a oP ' > - = trees, and return o a , ef ss D for the property. — = i -, > Fs , > “ Sunday night The roads are ali- te cod ry ; 2 own co - atanae former Referee in | Moria to De Seto, then No 9) : a Pe tek deatng of: 3 When Judge English appoin neat | W175; v' is r os = ~~ : Mhrough Flat River and Farming- tiful white Diamonds Thomas as one of the TT me ee | ‘hd : - a ton to Fregiericktown, then No, 37] jua iin - 6 taien = it nen « ir 0 3 via Greenville to Poplar Bluff. $9 65 of three beautiful mountain } Streams, all abounding in fish that as ; ; i 1 ih - eh ‘ 5 ue Nani : i} , Be > st wrices 1 . , at AN a . e, e mes : "3 standing rece ver | Lec rding be 'From Rg Biuff. the route foi- ig os wow . +o. . iau ec | ‘ om ’ ‘! ' ~% ~~ -Jows Zo. 42 through Doniphan to ‘ig es - ‘ 7 if] gress! earing. There Ss als : Alto One a c - iis d “ape Elgin Watch oe ai ithe shel Tadea War - € alse can swing north 4i4 : Watches. cus ) , | : . ; ; 7 « ve ; a : — . " ‘ ad . See Our Store Windows EE a ae ] ment vy the children are to be tea: |] through all the various departments of this store and repriced various items este tat chaps ondit' dea soll Watches repaired: pagent : | , at such irresistible money-saving figures as will effect their immediate sale. See AT°™*. their bottoms, to be ssen at Pall or bn § 7 7 108s | hertata dt ara | } : - ss any depth. pen ecg Awe oo ihe e purpose of raising || All goods for immedia - delivery only. No exchanges made or returns ac- Rs Pro Picturesque Springs | - > Ecorse ddd (pore cepted. Sale starts at 9.a. m. Monday morning. Se. Seven miles northeast of Alton,| ' Greer Spring. which flows 300. EE a pase ag a. hf % ght several a Formerly $475.00, Now $375.00 ee oe a ae $ 197.00 Velour Covering— SEE Bend for a State park, In the park! 10-Piece Walnut Suite— : Formerly $ 300.00, | oes q Formerly $400.00, New mae * Nic Spring. which flows some} Formerly $485.00, Now $375.00 4-Piece Walnut or Mahogany Su:te— | -.o 000 callons of water a day,| 9-Piece Walnut Suite— ‘ | | Formerty $ 425.00, Now $ 267.50 2-Piece Suite, Carved Frames, Araca eri “* down te See jel Formerly $497.00, Now $400.00 8-Piece Bird’s-Eye Maple Suite— and Linen Velour Covering— : er. 200 yards away. This spring, | 10-Piece Walnut Suite— Formerly §$ 395.00, Now $ 275.00 F ly $360.00, NowS Bald +> ‘be thb thee larwest: ie the ; Formerly $675.00, New $500.00 5-Piece Mahogany Suite— eeemerie od . aie im volunes of flow, m ; ee Mew ~ merly $950.00 Now $750.00 Formerly 5 OM. ee 2-Piece Suite, Carved Frames, Brosatl Gomes. a ot ‘want? ig E ormerly 970U.W, NOW o/ov. 5-Piece Mahogany Suite— ‘ Bircular ridge, shadedis a ¢ 10-Piece Mahogany Suite— zi Big ° :s @¢ @ : and Linen Velour Covering— oo ag A ae ny DF @ m ‘ ormerly $ 750.00, Now $ 325.00 = trees and vines so thick as te - § 00, . at Bie 3 ; : ag | rent the a —plus one advantage rae AON New EM so eye Sm ey Sa mm ark quer. Soe Formerly $ 725.00. Now $ 367.50 4 ; t les po ‘i it. The water is so &-Piece Black Lacquer and Parchment : — sue as to appear artifictally! no other open car can offe ; ; eo __ a —— ly Plain Axmiunsters x . a nam : 4, 5.00, Now $ 395.00 Draperies = | Shanes Nengestues i-Piece Mahogany Suite— : , ) . Formerly $ 825.00, Now $ 395.00 w 2 ; We hav hased f f the leadin; ’ ’ e are clesing cut all discontinued ERE ts a sturdy, low-priced car of the very finest Anevican vag wills @ muulion of the Malbec 6-Piece Wainut Suite— (1% yards long) im fine Silk Damaska, Veleum quality — the new Studebaker Standard Six grade readers Rugs made. These eae are Formerly $ 575.00. Now $ 397.00 Taffetas and Cretonnes at : ANOTHER Duplex-Phaeton. slightly imperfect. 7_P; \Mahx | Remnants of Rayon, ne and Casement Gal 7 outstanding comfort. . Ao an conmple of tht Seite setige we, are 5-Piece Mahogany Suite— (3 yards to 12 yards), plain and figured ot nat Move is @ Chengien eae In addition, it has one great advantage no other open veguinaty salle See SURED Une GAMA <b ore Formerly $ 775.00, Now $ 675.00 25% Off e : a ee car provides — Duplex roller side enc} +} now offering at only $42.50. 8-Piece Walnut Suite, Glass tops and : . a 3 enclosed t give A complete list of the prices and sizes follows: silk underlined— re Fringed Lace Curtaims % ae SIT aa scgrogetemmatadigane mr = ther. You make ° f. : 12 f. _, Formerly $62.50, New $42.50 e Formerly §$ -_ Now $ 675.00 Formerly $2.75, Now $2.00 4 i . . § n.— 7 Dp: , 2.5! : e eat : wi eaving the seat. Formerly $57.50, New $38.50 /-Piece — ao be — sini seem a — a ; . - - mrermy Built complete by Studebaker—both body and chassis 6 ft. x 9 ft... Formerly $36.50, Now $24.25 | win nd are er tase : —in great manufacturing plants where the overhead ; 27 in. x 54 im.. Formerly $ 5.25, New $ 3.75 10-Piece Rosewood and Mahogany Suite, Cretonnes iS - - F h design— 3 30 b. p Studebaker - built oo ‘ rence esign Formerly 40c Yard, New 30c Yad guee—the wort powerts! in amv shared by three different models. Thus only “ one manu- Figured Axmuinsters Formerly $1400.00, New $1200.00 Formerly 66< Yard, New 45¢ . car efitesice. Fullaieebaliom | tacturing profit” ts included in the low purchase price. 9 ft. x 12 ft. §-Piece Walnut Suite. inlaid— Formerly 85< Yard, Now 65 i ies Come in and | Formerly $52.75, Now $41.75 Formerly $1500.00. Now $1200.00 Drapery me inspect this new-type car—see this ex- | erm ao ae si tie 5-Piece Carved Walnut, Lacquer Panels— Artificial Silk ve Dupiex convenience—learn the valne Studebaker | Nene 30. Ne Formerly $1650.00. New Fabric pes offers bef Formerly $62.50, Now $51.50 | y Now $1400.00 = : = crs ore you buy. Wilton Rugs 8-Piece Satinwood Suite, Decorated— 38 Inches Wide in Blue, Gold and ; . WEBER MOTOR CAR CO. Perfect Quality se Formerly 32250.00, Now $1875.00 Ne ee . rand and ™ neces eneienn ‘ . 18th and Locust 9 fx 12 f. /-Piece Carved Walnut Suite, Ruffled Curtains Biehier Wetter Companr. S808 Detmar “f eg Re eee a clayton, Mo. Service Garage. De Sete. Ve Formerly $ 94.00, Now $ 74.50 Marie Antoinette design— Rese er Bive RuafSes cis intm On S506 Cciebors Vance L. Ringe Auta Sales (0. icles lines Gn on Fermerly $112.00, Now $ 78.50 Formerly $2850.00, New $1975.00 Salton Bine ‘ ——— t. Charles, e. ad Monree, Me. onl N Formerty 31.75, 0S Sel oo oe Fermeriy $110.00, New $ 86.50 10-Piece Mahogany and Tulipwood Suite, Formerly $3.50, ——_ a4 oe oe ‘4 Hammond Motor — an: H. H. Mead co Cea.. ented aL geen yoann ~ Fa a French design e Formeriy $5.50, I Se ee a. ; 7 Formerly $2250.00, New $2000.00 Se STUDEBAKER ' Standard Six Duplex-Phaeton J. Kennard & Sons @a WASHINGTON AT FOURTH | j AI Meter Buses and All Service Cars Going Downtown, as Well as Page, Park, Compton and Hediament Cars, Step at Our Deer. —— ZRMARB LSE 424 STUDEBAKER X FAR a - aeaee = geiiie e. <e SER * : : s ee fics

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SUNDAY . 2 JUNE 14 lyon > SONY ; = ; ‘ ‘ 92: ve SOS, SOAS LSS, 5 we . SAN AARON . . . ons Se 3. a Saggy Booonsod . aS SY S 5 ntocatinanllle SS Rw Saw Aware Yage Ff 8 $ 7 2 ae NX S Maar awe oar & a cam s oe SSM, WAHOY, NSN SN Pry > Hers, 5 Rane SS 2 Qaaw™ PLALaNQ, gatas Ns Se Srhnad) eee Boose 2 ee ee —_ PAGES 1—10. § paRT FIVE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 14. 1995. - ——————— ee a eg ee ee x | SalaiBeautiful Scenery and oo ve 2 ae Boe PALLURING REGION LIES — "25S nse 2 5 th - WEST OF POPLAR BLUFF ee ey . cag | ee ae eS oe Pas r od a baal hice Shag ie 8 ES I > a, yy - | ‘Good Roads Make Black River, Current River | \and Eleven Point River Country Easily | . | 1] J Accessible From St. Louis. | . . OTORISTS are discovering what many fishermen always have | ; Ea known-——that some of the finest scenery and fishing in all | Ls Missouri may be found in the region immediately west of Pop- | M iar Bluff. St. Louisans particularly are beginning to spend thoir| q Pweek-ends on the beautiful Streams that wind through the ceuntry Peetween Poplar Bluff and Alton. | One can leave St. Louis at noon Saturday and by steady driving -. Eoin chotatosemaen eg age: Pao ae * ee a % , ils, mata 5 Pag Enotes Me ec ee @ ean be 40 miles or more beyond Poplar Bluff by dark, camp for the ; ia sean ee ean ta i . Mae Py? Ne Lipase ag FO a > eae = Bmight on the bank of one of the . fetes > da | cae ee eae es ey X Ses iy, sat A pect he ci a é ies : - _ hea p ; Se, ¢ * sda os 4 7 as Se “° me soe see So 3 * Ay é . ‘ ¥ - S ay ; “> > / y ® : 5 4 ™ mountain &treams, spending the Photos by Reed Bros. ud lea SP. ie OR OO . . SRE EE * ER OOS LOO eae rie » “SORE OO mags Mag 2 7 ; ) the River, a fish- eee a wy By TS. Sete Oe eee Tae Mé@ay fishing and loafing under : . . ie P4rees, and return to St. Louis by ee ania ee | erman’s paradise SE: a snl lites. night. The roads are all- ; “5 - ; Samy, Re 5 7 ed, on Route No z= - Pweather to Poplar Bluff and vir- | | “ee ae a, ee A ; ep Ba , is Eee 42. Greer Spring, which flows 300,000,000 gallons of water every 24 hours. va @iually so from Poplar Bluff on. Ba ee gk POOR aa gl pen es é wees sel t ' Choice of Fishing Streams. * Leaving St. Louis by the Lemay | a : Ferry road, one swings south with Sthe concrete to Festus, «hen follows o- hi tere ae . aay Cane we. A 1 ihe ap and Se oo f ees —=_— WNo. 21 throuzh Hematite and Vic- . oria to De Soto, then No. 9 Mhrough Flat River and Farmingz- | mon to Fredericktown, then No, 23 z ja Greenville to Poplar’ Bluff. 'From_Poplar Bluff, the route fol- Mows No. 42 through Doniphan to sAltom. One also can swing north- pwest from Poplar Biuff over No! 16 Mo Van Buren and Fremont. a i ee ee $ SS. oe Rae Son Ra ER : Hikhways No. 42 gives one choice See ep z i aa Bes. 3 Se sane oe é: pa GEE: ; % ref § three beautiful mountain x ’ : Bis sea aS Sea ee a an ee | cat mireams, all abounding in fish that Base gen ae Re RR ae ea ee OR anak ies eee a S: f (\ tes i Sa Cg ae eee Be ee ne 2s PaaS SEN eR SR cage ae : a be eee APPS of mer- ee ee ee ne spat oe ee Pe Oe Pi Sas ene mrt eS ; ' a tor seining is ptohibited. by ee Ra Pee | | REE ee ee a eae, is Gravel road in Shannon County, giw. These streams are Black Riv- : 2s Be i Se ee ee ee between Winona and Van Buren. per, Current River and Eleven Poin. ' 6 Pg ; —se.. rye . —_ lv sone . wha basa ae m3 Spring. 7 miles north of Alton, Mo., that flows 9,000,000 gallons of water every day from \f\' , ew 2) . 1g ver a a B and rapids, 9 cave. DUS items —. again widening into deep — - a ] " poo liege htt rishen and trans- colored, and is cold enough to chill! So, too, is the 6100-acre park in: 14 via Union and Gray’s Summit... for two lines of traffic. All routes late Sa i a 9 gigi to be seen at the air in the vicinity, the southwest corner of Reynolds Al] the roads on this semicircle under State maintenance may be penest any depth. From Poplar Bluff the motorist | County, about a mile and a quarter from Poplar Bluff to Rolla are, easily followed day or night, so well urns aC-= | Two Picturesque Springs. may return over the same route to southwest of Ellington. This tract graveled or graded and are being have they been signed. | St. Louis, or can run 75 miles |is heavily wooded, with well wa-' carefully maintained by the State Resorts are being developed rap miei’ Haken S06. east on concrete and gravel roads tered hollows ind picturesque highway forces headed by Divis- a Ge: diane tte, ee F B90.000 = gall. of. simtde Antic: to the Bird's Point, cerry over the’ views from its high riages. ion Engineer J. H. Long. A spe- ~~ ite ‘— a pe AHS AP ie PO stuffed Suites Mich clit a si deli eliae side Mississippi River to Cairo, and re- line Vacation rip. . cial effort is being made to aaa . — ” : er: eye : turn to St. Louis over the concrete The Poplar Bluff-Alton trip may hurry construction and to keep ded, aving an area oO} Lol ‘ : ' , . . , ss ‘ mt the spring, and at times water , 9 square miles and including (Carter, . , : ® , ; of Illinois highways No. and No. be extended into a splendid vaca-ithe roads in travelable condition | j — moils up to a height of two or three ; , : : Dent, Douglas, Howell, Oregon, Linen \ elour Covering fs A when ss ; 15 via Carbondale. Ashley Junc- | tion tour by following No. 19 $$ for the benefit of tourists. ' ; wi .. T . $ 0 5 his spring is the source of ,,. an sh 2 Jleville inn r Thaver Zark, heynoids, snannon, LeXAs : ri «$F ‘ sn ¢ 1lS- ‘ : ; \ number of places for camping | West Riains and Willow Springs to weather. Narrow, rocky, virtually years Meanwhile every effort is Frieze Cover— Xr, 19 sedi bhciee with No 16 amid lovely scenery. Cabool¥¢ then northeast on N. ‘ Impassable country roads have been being n ade to keep the dirt roads : + » ws cC — 4 ° . ) ase bie 4 ; Which runs eastward through Car- Into Reynolds County. through Houston and raCmiees _ transformed inte Well prarsen, in such condition that they may be Formerly $335.00, Now $235.00 Fler and Shannon cousties to Pop- If one has more time he can Rolla and return home over No.| smoeth-riding roads wide enough | traveled at any time. par Bluff. Near Van Buren, which! go to Ironton and Arcadia, either -Carved Frames, Brocade Ss in Carter County, the State has! over No. 9 to Flat River, No. 32 to . fought several thousand acres of| Bismarck and then a county road, rering— 4 nd for a State park. In the park! or over No. 9 to Flat River and | : Formerly $400.00, Now $250.00 : me Rig Spring, which flows some;then a county road via Doe Run, a 883.000 {00 gallons of water a day,! From Ironton he ¢an follow No. 21 a a PS OE he ea er \ 2 THAYER northeast of Alton. mraking a sizable stream which to Centerville, Ellington and Van Carved Frames, Brocatel , i a" i murries down jo join the Current aRuren. He also can go to Ironton . le - Velour Covering— ever, 000 yards away. This spring,| by following No. 21 from De Soto Make t 1S test ale | : ttt APACS PEALE Sip ON 09 NO tg ells Oh Sa = LORE A GS ME AG ALE TTA LE Rig em Formerly $360.00, Now $296.00 med to be the third largest in the| through Potosi and Belleview. 7 in volume of flow, measures| The Reynolds County region | m i ut100 yards across. The water! traversed by No. 21 is rarely lovely, | Tt may be worth $150 to vou. ’ Carved Frames, Brocatel oS «Out of a basin in a semi-/ and has its own share of beautiful | If not, it will cost you nothing . | loan 4 ae a : Dele Covering— 3 ed a shaded. by a tangle|mountain streams—among them | I gee q na *s and vines so thick as to! Rlack River and its three “forks. your car 100KS dull, and commonplace. Formerly $457.00, Now $350.00 5 vent the sunlight from drving | The old mill spring near Center- If a cheapening film coats it over, and . z moisture oT} the rocky path ville " nda the A mzion Spring, half suggests repainting. Before you do a thing “ tleads to it. The water is so a mile west of the Sinking Creek , about it — make this test. i meas to appear artificially, bridge on No. 21, are worth seeing. | Clean with Common Sense, three places on : your car. One on the fefider; another on 2 ° | the hood; and a third on the body. i an ISBT SESE IPE SEINE ay son U | , fe g ‘pone aed te yg ty few minutes; ' | = Be Pegs ms *Sethas sae ing out all discontinued eam plese | First: If your car’s original finish is intact, | : ° + png) in fine Silk Damasks, Veloura | : its sparkle and lustre, as when new, will at ‘ 7 nN Cretonnes at ANOTHER RECORD-BREAKING + ALE | once smile through. And prove that repaint- | 1 = S 1 ute s 50% Of ing —an expense of $150, is not necessary. . | | Second: It will acquaint you with what | Lif ; 5 ; lengths (3 yards te 10 yards) Used Fordors—Used Tudors car dealers have ‘bee, known and iaiilaail You’re buying a car. If you drive it as little ka and T tri t . is ‘ok wag tos oy wer i eo My} Used 1923-4-5 Coupes—Tourings—Roadsters Ens tee bak wit teconae | a2 one hows a\day Sor Chaen SR TONE Aas 2% Off - ; ily v t Rayon, Gauze and Casement Cloth (a AT REAL BARGAIN P RICES + | f NY inutes you wasted: fae Sanien Sonete, Ur’ ieters meal hades Ze | H/)\ Give us 30 minutes! We'll give you the Common Szxsz Mra. Co., 4167 Olive, St. Louis, Mo. | liga ( LE ANS ER Wi Ms greatest performance thrill you ever had. YA Bae N We'll sKow you the finest Coach ever designed. fi It’s the greatest Jewett ever built —a , UTOMOBILEs- | N quality Coach with beautiful line and color— Pr oe ~~ ee of Pere ote re en Fe me ——- FI Ets IE AF) PAMELA RA Hg RAYE MANE.” #7 : \) ital ag ed Lace Curtains erly $2.75, ‘Now $2.00 erly $3.50, New $2.50 nerly $6.00, Now $4.00 Cretonnes 40c Yard, Now 30c Yard y 65c Yard, Now 45c Yard eS SORA, CROOIIRO IK OO ™- “veo eS Keeps DUC Oo. and other lacquer finishes in high ne : 7 ine keen artistry in design. lustre Note this record / UP ya) adieie | Hee Coma. in Sen tetng sib tania. bos y 85c Yard, Now 65c Yard : we Common Sensg, as dernanded - : : ; : cial Silk Dr apery by out-of-doors conditions, n)) ee hal hte ey times 65,000 minutes Fabric ns \ aeaeeesaaaiaeieniae = & PU. leaves a bone dry, glass hard - 3 Pa , surface. That sheds dust; and ee. Gold end Mysberey i Mounted on WH a , resists atmospheric action. 7 : ey % 6 merly $1.75, Now $1.25 ee Your Chassis RS; = \" iif Wil M t C & iif £3 : Noe 4 Ten years of use has tested it. ——— VY ffled Curtains : il SER —— Sf =P) en Thousands of carownersand }|)>>:5.) i son O or ar ompan 7 air oy Sa car dealers have proved, that, . . | © er Blue Ruffle Br : fi : - ; 33. rr = sth if George A. Krauss, Pres. H,. C. Me Sec. and Sales M ° Mi $6. noe 01.98 _ | #RGIAMPION 4-DOOR SEDAN FOR FORDS ] 3; Peg! ifacariscleanedandpolished ju:}))"| | Riper &' an) | are f nerly $3.50, Now $2.50 _ streamline hood, nickel-plated radiator shell, fifteen gallon [/S>.. . |#@ Ree eee onion eee itick Pie © | " senna 1438 Retail and Wholesale Distributors erly $5. » Now $4.00 | tank, Stewart vacuum system, linoleum covered running \y) fy > eae ated : as new, year after year, as the .." er - 2, yg », ; Bomont 1439 4 . merly $9.00, Now $6.50 board. ose gam window lHfts and locks on all doors, sun | Cp Pee os mien day it left the factory. nh se ‘ | - 5. Be sae Car Co eet ee ena ‘as, COMelight, robe rail, rear vision mirror, carpets, rear cur- | : if (f 4g , Aaa if | rownie Motor Car -" ns ar bs ~~ ~~ tags beautiful broadcloth ‘upholstery and Duco BAGS: S Sr HW ith | SRL TOE aonok pt Noa - : Vile os 5 | 31323 Park Av. S800 St. Charies Rd. Bais) “er 266 Pr Serre ae =F Se LO ° ene “atztpe. LY. Sa == + age eS , ee ee | Fendler Page-Jewett Co., SEE OUR USED BODY BARGAINS Cte Urs ty 4 ae 3 ti. | 138-40 Lemay Ferry Read TRADE IN YOUR OLD BODY—EASY TERMS : . mS) Oey eee x : Midland Motor Co., CHAMPION BODY CO. | eS | 2819 S. Jefferson Av. 3 3147 Locust BI. | | - — Lae Dealers: Your regular Jobber : " pe! Sunday ang Eve. Bomont 2383-—1119 ~_ mao can supply you promptly. | in Soa a> m et prem ee Ey d cs Spe" ; d ~

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LY META GT IE RELI EEL IY LPO I LTE ET Slik, selina ee oT . a! Sal SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 57. LOUIS POST-DISPAILH - — —; NUTO DEALERS WILL HELP | 2 _—_——____—__-= HUW ONE COUPLE An Ideal Motor Camp Beside a 2 erty _ | on oe Oni: 0 MANUFACTURERS | SULVED CAMPING css cesar 5 cE 7S : na ee ™ Remy NAY SELL INSURANCE ~~ . 3 -* *% : is * : te ME os ee ; has been installed in the Nelson ga- _ 8@6oty of ‘aaieahial Company | | ?, ee ee ve G. Nels« of the — - ae ; ft Sine | hak AS al Poe z a | Tage, Dave G. Nelson, head the | F ‘> Insure Motorists 3 8s ¥ ‘ Pt tg be oe company, will test lights for al xew YORK, June ; , Proved Value on Nine- A, | ayy ww? > | | ee a eee «6S The dealers’ association, says | . » motor travel and an ag oe 4 . ~~ oe * . > ee Ai so aes ‘ee Secretary -Manager Robert E. ol ft m, — es ° Week Trip That Covered | , % So RM OF 4 ‘is doing thi menyain th means toward | "@ 4 ee 5 ee * a we m; : = ao ng “ = : s 2 x asary burden on the mdotor- “ a : es Tae TR, * i t imber of arrestg for | a e Than 7000 Miles. ‘ » a. | nae e reducing the numb | * | 8 ee | ; Me , ye ; ; : we aM MM a ‘liegal lights Wits, ' og it, the 5 Ba NI manvfacturers —___—. S a E> ae ae Oe te | Lee of the test board was demon- WANA \ a ef the country e planning to it that, | : Sn i; ae $ . ae pe strated Tuesday night by H. H : A \\ \ a ter the insurance business tir neer of the 3 n lis ANY AANAN | 4 ’ : nig ipioritorg ons : ‘ \ \ = . ‘ f the industry This decision was Lamp Co .\.\ - ay 4 ‘ it Se aaa gad ka? he. iis agp etry on So Cl ete o> be fonder mie a was used by one couple on @' 7000-mile tour of the West that, included most of the high mountain ; bite | : ; passes and long grades. The trip. : “Fe sro aon . : | i 8 ee a ee ae — an | . _ ireached at a meeting of direc- oceupied nine weeks. and 430 gal- | . nA Se RM, ; P ~~ Mo — w niet” tae on | ) nT \ . , ‘ ; =¥; . a + 32 Case and jars ore ided in ani | Others Cars $35 Up 4 | 4 ERE is the camping outf 92 TRS Beran Sa ee RE me SB 8 ee ye. bere” We : m er 4% Sat hey. aivaieae: TE a's ade p' . He, r « A ms a“ my, Lap y +s a ety : B Ps. Ses, c re r oe mae : : x =. © 4 oi ah ee Pe eee oe . ” ay =: = YF rte : Ah or a. ae . ’ RT a de ee a ee ee St ee Oe ae ee Clo “ane ee —_ ai ot MRS ESAS aP ta ae scum Tyee * ae Print supplies «Ca. jt a ~ ? 2 “2 dip new” tye ~ + ape tee At gee Ee Bi” in, rat ieionree | of unusual strength—acid, er WM. A. FLYNN fo agent oe a anak Le AS a a + at oe, ~. he OMS as ~ | ae > a," : en me gl * & | a a oe? ) | rot resisting. The handles ; e 1412 MARCUS AV. aaeet khaki tent, without. ~ ee a FE | Aa eee = a OG a F =e i | nibs. Pe: fs Stage : > — | proof, too—3-16-inch ae | | ame $659 Neer Eastee poles, was purchased for rainy | - a _ : , anaes — —— — | | with Rub-Mika. 4 weather. A motor camping scene that can be duplicated on the shores of thousands of lakes in Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota | . A steamer trunk went in the back and the East. It is a fitting container for = = r seat. The cushion was removed , A new full set of Hi combination of plates, ANE Age colt La By ra Ry Ghat ~ ee ee a eee eens Pp MPU ID» Se ee baa is Ne 7 tien ; ee ae ea tee FS: Vesa aN yy gp ee TS ag RE Ee oa RR Ho Regehr eg ete tg a * -——————_ -_—_ - —-— eS eee —— — ; nd later placed on top of the ~~ | : | and | P rolled into a square package. By'cardea hosiery for car rags. The,left side and outside the car,.and Champions every | that go to make up the 4s ; , . : OV rith waterproof ro!! int ac tru.rk. This cushion was never whole covered Wit t 4 : : . : ' | 9 . disturbed unless the trunk was to Khaki to keep out the dust and the side of the tent wes placed a other held clean pieces of old table-, left thus for the night. The front 10, 000 miles will if Cooper electrical unit. “a : , small handbag, holding toilet ar- | cloth. sheets and towels, to be used &nd rear doors are opened out for 7 holds together and enables you be opened. On top of the cushion damp. § . . . es . a = = pa u . , 4 cide ' +h + - — ‘ went a smal! mattress ‘used at, On the floor in front of the back ticles. a flashlight. kodak. maps for dish and face towels. and i psa 1S. iy wo ‘the cu stools | if full value from your battery horne on a sleeping porch bed) and, seat was placed a motor car trunk.'and road dates, compass, drinking’ be thrown away when soiled are set in ohio 0 _— the curtain ! pay | 3 } lew I . “© On the Out. and tl is a si ro two pillows. tightly rolled and the On this went the small tent, tightly cup and goggles. Beside the bag In the space on both sides of th and ere is a Gressing om oil and gas saved. : See the Cooper Battery with @ Raise on : a dustproof, patent leather hat box suitcases were crammed two dust- The clothing that would not go ACID-WATER-ROT the C : O was set on end. holding a woman’ proof duffle bags—one for soiled.in the shopping bag is folded and if .Mika case at ¢ Looper a of crude and a man’s hat. the pocket in the ciothing and one for the bedding put on the top of the hatbox. Any . you. Bre : i WE Prepare Your Car for That Vacation Tour ae GG dame wesc anal tm fredt of the duffle bag aki besdine mat Peqaieed. ah Wott te Giet | = imperative. WITH handkerchiefs. the left and between the motor car duffie-bag and put on top of the [I 5 i : | PRICES. Take ads THE FINISH In the space between the trunks, trunk and the rear door was the handbag. The camp stools are : | THE COOPER C | MUEC REMARKABLE itting snugly, were two wicker «alvanized water bucket holding folded up and put back into space | Peuaded tn 1904 % entire season: : suitcases placed on end One held two l-pound crockery jars with between motor car trunk and door. CG l Officies , . ° ° ‘ : : iv} } 1) TT? . +: ? aT r +11? th oorTrs ar Ci d Pa ‘ jl af i Lasting, Lustrous, Distinctive, Durable nes wenes-ond tia) Cleminem oven tape, te cary OS a decade Cincinnati, Ohio : ’ = 2: ie th he! ter and lard: three *“-pound jars’ in the car for the night : pairs of rubbers The other he'd : —- : | BEFORE you start on that vacation tour, staple foods and supplies. for possible left-overs after a meal, im the morning the deer ara! if . ss have your car refinished with MUECO. |! a and twe tm cams Tha skitist ees Crees the Seow ogee if BRANCH: The Coo Tire & Battery | No R Wasted an Hee Yas apse i SRiti ws are opened against the khaki cur- P ; NN i | . per Enjoy driving a car having a finish of the ee eee set over the top of the bucket as ,. e camp stools placed th 4 a | . the space between t steamer _ Rk ie : her ae ain, tme camp stoois , the . highest quality and beauty, which is ideal \\ : in _ n the stea a cover, and in tt sat the vacuum po ongbag. washpan, soap and water ‘i . 7 3225 Locust BL., St. Louis, Mo. ee ee for rough usage and abuse, as well as ail } trunk and the right side of the ... Between the water bucket , ate im Rite | j " : ~ ‘ . 4 —_—. + Ge €antAi s“S- “= _ ?- around camp. In the left-side space - : p.tenes. i ; | = — IIS32/" | fle-beg is brought out. The hand- . fiber. inca, anes deeded 1 Sag and hatbox are set on the floor | 4 Tra : the floor 7 - ms. Kamel Wrenches. ..««« around the brakes The front seat ~bag cushion is put on tep of the metor 2 | © : a car trunk flush with the back seat “4 a | m X. for Bond cushion om top of the steamer a > pom X. Poe . ‘trunk, giving the springs under al! i vgibyes of the al dy except the feet For them the tent and the two swit- cases are placed ore over the other om the front seat. flush with the fromt seat cushion The mattress ‘ts unmrolied and adjusted In the i” a unrolled and adjusted. In the -_ ag » oh onde 4. cee weather is warm, two pillow cases. - : : Sea sass : four light-weight: blankets, a quilt, i. ae » . $2.25, § L25, ‘ four strips of dark challie to tuck “4 covet t tm around the side curtains when | | /parked under or near a street or camp arc light, and a leather shop- | ping bag used as a Pullman ham. | mock to hold clothing | The two coat hangers are taken” from the space between the motor ear trum« and frent seat and hung, up im the tep of the car over the brakes One hanger helds the man’s coat: from the other on shopping bag ts suspended. khaki cover which. during the oon ‘is a coverall fer the luggage. is | pinned (with large safety pins) ; ‘around the top of the car on the | nee S79 cE Hg OO Naga Aube my aig 5 f ov = OE gt ee AO An ICI A ee ea

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ee » we — -—— ae ee ee ae in | oT. LOUIS POST-DIS~=A SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT n° - -—— EES os —_—— enn cenetinnieiteamiines en a — ; se ae Ne == ] ‘the date for the annual excursion! ment on a new Oldsmobile six.'|fuJl appraisal value of any used’ mobile. Afrangements can 2 pe o \ nn Eee | (} MANUFACTURERS | | Who Has Older Car Than This 1908 Model Still in Use ? no the steamer St. Paul. The Con- The remainder of the purchase |car accepted wil! be taken ag a, made for handling the other pir Ww | © |; vention Committee wag authorized! price can be paid monthly, the | down payment on any new Otlds- ments Hiv: (to establish headquarters for the} offer eliminating the first down’ te ' % | | _national convention in the Hotel! payment. The demand this s z ‘ ee es ae ate an — 7 i : ( s spring, 4 WAY CFL INSURANCE Owner of a 1908 Interna-. \ iba ie "-. | Chase. Business sessions are to | for good used cars is given as the | a | . ‘ | eeacmeee Ieee Pace fe | be held in Moolah Temple. Principal reason In the 4 | RE ; etn. i | : > past | | tional Drives It to At. Tage | Ge sage, feo ih week Brockman reports he has— Don’t Wait! ul ow: : iow ‘Sn > Zen ~ ..| GARDNER 8 WINS IN CLASS. . ® been unable to supply the demands | ~~ 4 \ - = . c; RI -® ity of Forming Company | Home Near Kimmswick, ~ be ae page| ass in the annual 360-mile|on the offer, it is announced. The | real pargaine In high grade Tires: ' ss a F . i od \ f ~ S t A [ > si ‘ 2 3 a 2 i? A re Se «4 7 : , * eS | | a tO Insure Motorist Mo. ee Bio , BF Laie om ; . .5ge@ i ;omy run May 22 and 23, | Yosemite - Camp Curry econ. | eraged 17.78 miles per gallon ye | CUPPLES HIGH-GRADE New Low Prices on : | ——— | ‘. ee Eo Abs PP tee | and outlast | LS i eh eee (Bh lig oad ilar cea pera | rune 13—Re- go Zz ee me | DN CO : RICH SILVERTOWN CORDS . meray YORK, June 13.—Ke 19908 International is entered) "Hage -aem “a pte tag Bi ; — oil. It was the only car to use | BALLOON RD TIRES G00D a 3 sing the cost of insurance as a | A by Jacob Klineschmidt. who A .. f } ae | | ee Joa. | 2° extra water from start to finish. ’ | 3013! Silvertown Cord—Reg.... $11.45 pandicaP to motor travel and an lives near. Kimmswick, Mo., ee OES Semen 4 a z: , ‘fi ‘® | As five passengers were carried, 3013} Silvertown Cord—Giant $13.95 'for honors as an old automobile - : a (ENG Pg, CER LS 2 os igiee st fgt, the egg manufa and is being used. Other owners, . ee Eason 3 el 4 ze ; |won fifth pla@® in sweepstakes. map the country are planning tO} of really old cars are invited to! ica te . 2 ex — > Sa ; on eS” 4 on ; ° RST Se E ERS Penns lvania Vacuum Cu ae Silvertown Cord—S.S 9.95 . ae the elena canis business | send pictures and stories of their| oe es! —— 2, ee bis: ‘ AP j # | _— PLANT READY IN JULY. | c : d F p> OX ow Silvertown a ae,” a e the Automobile Editor of | OE FP! me ; ee. ae Om ae ‘ gt. oe | Victor Motors, manufacturer of ord an abric Tires. NY | : a he . , *y , ‘ r us ) ‘ 1 c tive ca TS t 0 ‘ c a+ ; a 4 - % ‘ ie 7 : on , ' : Mhrough a2 company representa the Post-Dispatch. adele tia a j Cn iti piel x 4 pene ay ae 4s ’ : " y Sof the industry. his decision was) |... schmidt uses the 1908 In-| | ; tie. FO branch ls at Twenty-eighth and E igs — ' : | ; | lie : | 30x34 feeached at a meeting of direc ternational continually, and only ; ‘ : ‘ : . Locust street, announces that its | . 2 $9.90 r 4 . ] nternational automobile which yr oh ass Fabric. ' Hors of the National Automobile|the other day drove it from his | - Jacob Klineschmidt and his 1908 Inte l new and large plant across. the Pa 30x: j ) as ' home to St. Louis and back. Koen PPh, Ss Beh jgtiyany ae. tae Pane es, . . ; i % 12 still drives. 3 |river will be ready for operation ; teg. BL 2914.40 S.S. $13.75} 3015.77 $.8. $23.75 “I have been driving the car for | it goes it surely attracts attention., The car is a bit noisy because the oe yes 1, a plant trays 4 -. 3114.95 SS. $18.75 3215.77 $$. $25.50 ° ) > ¥ a ‘fF ee 1g. > as : Mhamber, was authorized to name | more than a year and it ’always| “It has buggy wheels, cranks | ¢ngine fires loudly, but it has pow- starting eon thn ipensiitin ple i ff 3015.25 8.8, $20.25 | 3216.20 5.5. — oc oaeied Hikelge egham mee ta i'takes me where I want to go and|on the side, and has a gasoline| ©? tO spare. | aii nieuitiiieias for 300 aaa taal ‘ B 31x5.25 8.8. $20.75 | 33x6.20 $.S. $29.00 a committee to study 5 ior acne | brings me back,” he writes. ‘“I!tank in front, under the hood. It “One night my brother, a friend meant sais Serna ald isi ws oe taal | : - 5. $18.90 3114.95 Balloon Cord. .........$21.2§ osts and to report - the advisa- bought it in 1924 from John Erb! has an air-cooled motor with two | and myself polished up | Se big line to a 10-2 " res ae he by bs Cupples F. s. Cords 3125.25 Balloon Cord..........$23.85 lity of actively engaging in the + Oakville, St. Louis Countysand/| cylinders, each 5% inches in diam-! »rass headlights, filled them with ona AS abe al “+ 2 Fy oes Yd 2 a | ' : ‘olin finishes | . , -Skid. and jars are molded in one pie . } Others Cars $35 Up oS few lessons in cranking ward and reverse, friction clutch Of the theater, the crowd was so} rolm finishes. aoe : . $28.80 ae ae 8 Skid 7 id ce 6 COATS |it and shifting, and liked it so well, }and chain drive. It has six dry thick and wanted to ask so many, HEADS METHUDY & PAGE. 2 (2 ff 32x4'% ton-Bkid -} 12.75 > oF Se , ob a ni as Gt: Me oat Mage ter “ets e a: | 2 . S 1 ~ usual PSNgta—Sere, | Water Sa WM. A. FLYNN | considering its age, that I bought! eng for starting, starts on half; questions we never got into the| wipiam H. Neal has become 2 Cord. . $29.50 34x04 Non S2A3 resisting. The handles are acid. @ 1412 MARCUS AV._ j it. la crank, then switches onto mag-|Show. It is that way today when- |president and general manager of | ee > Be Jf 33x65 Non-Skid. . ‘$14 85 = f, too—3-16-inch steel, covered | Delmar 1680 Near Easton || “T certainly have had a lot of neto and runs finely. It will go! ever I ro anyw here in the old car. Methudy & Page, Inc.. distributer | + $37.50 35x5 Non-Skid.. e $4x4 eV] fj + [fun with it since aud everywhere as fast as 25 to 30 miles an hour. gil 'of Rollin cars, succeeding Ralph | See the low pres- 35x5 Cupples Massive Co ds a fitting container for the 4 : ~ |W. Page, who resigned. Neal has | a ae o> $38.95 a Se bination of plates, separators, firm, ‘BS DEALERS—GET QUR PROPOSITION 32:3} $.8. $14.20 3314} _.. $24.25 denne “pn grenense : | : = 7 =f gape |been secretary and treasurer of the es 30x31, Cl. $11.35 | 3214) ___.$23.49 ALL FIRSTs— fit of vinton, copeveness, ” r ) | 4 ‘long | TO DISTRIBUTE TRUCKS. DIRECT FACTORY WAREHOUSE ain $. §. $15.50 | 344)... _s04.75 | Soc, “ees . : The IF. C. Meyer Motor Co, has | ta : per electrical unit. A case thaf rices : vancin Auto ‘heen appointed distributer 1M the | {MASTER RUBBER CASE BATTERIES H |— 3a, cua ane: ds together and enables you to | e * | St. Louis district of Yellow Cab 6-Volt, 11-Plate $1 5.95 4x4 sae 1424 Bs value from your battery purck $32.95 | 2x4% ae: 'trucks. These trucks are made by BN4 4 ” O the Yellow Cab Co. of Chicago. Main Store * ALL STRICTLY FIRSTS 344x445 4 | FACTORY GTARANTEED 35x44 the Cooper Battery with the Rub AO Ly Raise on Tires predicted! Rapidly increasing prices | CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY. | Mv Ht. | Senn TET 1 816.98 jase at the Cooper dealer's n of crude rubber makes further advance in Tire prices | te at ote cr co, ence | MSU Battery |} | FREE oe Sere ose FREE! } imperative. WE ARE S TI LL SELLI N G AT TH E OLD touts. Veena “te prod ag vilng & Sales Co All mail orders must be nied by bank draft, money order : . | versary day. : eck, sav CORPORATION | PRICES. Take advantage of our stocks, and buy now for the §f car stown six Locks stun | YeTs@tY Tuesday. Be Pagers ping. _ . entire season! RUNS. St Louis Chevrolet Dealers’ Asso- | 2834 Washington Bi. RELIABLE -AUTO TIRE CO. in 1904 = . sal a de 7 pone : » makes | Bomont 2645 Bomont 2730 Factorte q* * STORM-TORN Oakland tour-!ciation. The Flint company makes Bomont 1180 3117-3119 LOCUST ST. Bomont 1180 Madisonville, ‘: ; CUPPLES CORDS SI VERTOWN A iv car thiut recalls the torna- 9 4 specialty ") °4-hour service, in- Branch Wholesale and Retail. Dealers, write for eur price List. m4 do that luid in ruins hundreds} eluding Sundays and holidays. . . . | , is ciaen in Chetbern tiene eed gait Pn oer, ba 1635-37 Tower Grove FREE SERVICE AT OUR STORE INNER TUBES REPAIRED FREE | CSED CARS VALUABLE HERE. Av. We deliver to all parte of the city free of charge per Tire & Battery Co. f | NW ing displayed by the Mississippi | 7 : > : = o "s tc - = r 4 cN 4 J ‘ N 4 ‘4 oe CORD | IRES Used automobiles are not a drug Grand 7454 OPEN EVENINGS AND ALL DAY SUNDAYS TO SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS Valley Motor Co., 2801 Locust | ‘ : (on this market, according to Philip I, St. uis, o. # ; street. It is perhaps the only one} , ty 4 Al 99 Lo M # Z N 1% Clincl N se ee oeeeee eae nar hag | H- Brockman, head of the De Luxe | ‘ it P y t R y R li ble | \ | \ : - 30x3 (- lin nial © mniveged’ trom the reine Te Automobile Co., local, Oldsmobile Battery Road Service a S Oo u THE e a -_ nt 2508 such a remarkable experience and | ‘ Battery Road Service dealer, who says he will accept | ms 3 Dy YS 4 + is stil unning. It was blown six , ,oper re | Nw J uy 1 a any good used car as first pay- . No oe ° ind one-half blecks by the great} " ; 4 4 .¥y " Y } ak , . , _ med «f SS 5 cm ants, Ace Cee 61595 $s with front brakes } All Strictly Firsts—Factory Guaranteed _ The Gamache Motec. Car Cod! f.0.b. Cleveland rated from a pull- | : | £617 Gravois road, of which J. L. |'Gamache Sr. is head, has been ap- > ve : : BES rss rae. Pot : / on] OTST, Po | “ee on . . OSS steering gear, | & : | Sige lessatces cage bee pointed associate dealer in South- easy steering with if Lo. . eS — ; | Beh oh Se i west St. Louis for Auburn six and 4 hohe. | & ‘A : sats soapMass ohedhedea st: Mm eieht-in-line /“ar The ; yoint- : Seay os Soni on’t onten Huarters on the top. , , A am _ glist Eee: So m ment was made by the Mound Cits . 7 Y . 's LSet gets oes «. Auto Co., Auburn distributer. G2- to none. Four wide [| G | | , a Sh fo -22i5F>N mache was with the Mound City wit h Hea rsa o 5 Ee | ng ERATE EET, of years. > : | S ie “3ESTT SSS company for a number * _ ann ag | : : p , | oi 'Then he was’ in business for him- ?. 5 r z ; tings. : : self, and a year ago bougnt his . : ’ : : | DOUBLE-PIECE STRAW present building. He also has a ance y and realize how | COWL VENTILATORS ath LUGGAGE Made of genuine Japanese straw mat- @ | 60-foot lot adjoining. The Ga- mache company is now exhibiting : eS , _ ting, with doubl reinforced bound another Six this car A motor necessity. Makes Sum- CARRIER | edges. : Auburn six and eight cylinder mod- , wegen get for your RMSE eae ‘ wilh ; h you! e you get for y i, , —— a ten e e | $2.50 | 5 $2.00 98c | $1.00 59c BERRY Co. BUYS BUILDING, t Value. . ° “ Value. . Value... li, aed Mt ad we rape « = area Fe ae —s = ws = Neen enn ee de meen ee ee, eee eee henaenge ay ih tye STE 2) area . yee aan a - on - ” 5 a die ‘ tm +. ee ay a 7 “ J 4 7 4 . - * 4 , 7 rn i ed > eae : fh... 7 Wal ee ha 2 . — . . — ae ee : . PANIES” MC, PO GY eR, Ws tne 26 5 WOM a ee ee ee Oe bahay 2 wiles ae Se th RS a gl tan fe SR RR Fe Pls F ; 7 me . ’ hee oe f > : er y rae ra tt ait Gg Ged CR Se 9 > é re eT 4 : Wr, 4 A 1 ‘ rf \ - Rig ne! ao ee eae Ais - Tees SS Oe ee Re . , v2 5 Cae . > j Be ¢ f Fae CRS 4 Loe. *t 3) a * tga ih gee ee er PREGA! 00 pihah > UY ; ; +¢ a? The Berry Motor Car Co ” ard disgributor, has bought from | Ornaments and Clocks | Auto Lamps | Sundries the Packard Motor Car Ce. of De- OU have heard a great getaway of the Pikes Peak IN sn ke cdo cs Dash Lamps ee - | Blowout Patches ............23e¢ ] A ce ua eae ee deal about Chandler per- Motor is no less pronounced | = Moto Balls Trouble Lamps ’ | Spare Tire Chains 79¢ eh 1495; ‘ | = F America he PS ee ee : WBE 5: pare 124+ 2. 4 Am street and the one-story used car : an bkagie * | Jeweled Dash Caps.......-.-. 8H Tube Repair “its Oe. ré ‘Cs — Roadster, $1975 ze Wise Old Ow! . | Thru-the-Glass Spotlights, . $2.95 th Pe meee wo poem en — building adjoining w hich w 1S erect: | formance. than its power - Radiator lodge Emblems... Cut Star Dome Lamp..... .$1.45 Adjust. Accelerator Rests. . .39e : be tyheny = . ere ee Be. plicrageb . . . . Radiator Cap Wings....... Drum sidelamps, pr 95 | Gear Shift Extensions ......98¢ [J) buildings now front 129 feet on| You know that a Chandler —that in comparative quali- Onyx Gear-shift Balls... .. $1.50 Running Board Lamps, pr..$2.95 | Valve Grinding Compound. ..29¢ Locust boulevard and are 100 feet | : ia Minute Meter, clock 30-hr..$2.25 | Combination Stop-Signals. .$2.95 | Quart Oil Measures........ 25c deep, giving 66,000 square feet o! broke all speed and stamina ty of coach work, the Chand- : 4 um-Glo Dash Clock... .$3.25 | Drum Shape Headlamps. .$5.95 | Emergency Gasoline Cans. . .49c hee _ - we ‘ous eed ' l Fi h b di k i h service. rhe George M. erry . | re ET Bi service. “when George M. ‘Berry records when it sped 1000 _ler-Fisher bodies rank wit & ; e : get yaa ih ait h | . . ° : . Walde, Sec- Treasurer. - to take over the Packard branch miles in 689 minutes; that not those of any car built. and organize his*town distributing | Fe FON years *; ; Car Co. ’ | company, he made the condition even specially designed cars Muick action Oi] Guns. A bination Piers; | Genuine Chinese Bristle the building. see | have been able to reduce : Tervlar The value wt Tie walue .... |. Spoke Brush; $1 value.... 59c ' NEW ZONE MANAGER HERE. d b ki this. We urge you to accept —— in Chandler’s record-breaking with | It f F d | h s and Tools Red-Devil Body Polish "Oc: W. J. Burns, formerly assistant | oO offer pro de you ems ror rords W renche | Simoniz Cleaner or Polish. zone manager in Kansas City, has dash to the top of Mount . ‘. ' . ager 0 “hevro wiotc Car ' : Th . 6-Inch Hack’Saw Frames...49c | Auto Wool Duster. ... ser for the Chevrolet Motor | Washingto “ >". Hub Flanges, set of 4 3 | | F : | Co. in the St. Louis zone. H. J. | or evening. Red Dot Hub fae cen | Bend Wench Gcts...........380)| Fender Cleaning Brash Se ee | 8 : | is. Band Wrenches. ..... ' ~ aed Ce gies | Paints, Enamels the Chevrolet central office. Kling- | ? h cears 1 a Chand- > Doge Accele | 30-anch stiison gee t of honor recently las in : / om uee BBC | Dressi ca teutn ace a ie inn scons motor car values and one ride ressings at a farewell dinner at Hotel Stat | Valve Grinders, all cars . 89c¢ a : —— is () * Mpion X, for Poms... ... 49c | Mosshers Valve Lifters. mere | 1,-Pint Touch-up Black.... 233 ler given by the Chevrolet Dealers’ | ler— will make you a Chandler j 3 Double Gear Hand Drills. /$2.25 | %-Pint Colored Enamel... mS Association A radio set was pre- | : Miscellaneous Items Automatic Valve Grinder. .$2.95 | 1,-Pint Engine Enamel! ae 5c mented 40-Rim. Ninctyae soa —that the smoothness and enthusiast. managers, assistant managers, i y ; > be Tox Pe Se, 2 1.95 | . , a Outs; all cars 2 Valve Refacing is .-.+ -$ _ Pint Graphite Rim Paint... .59c factory representatives and | . Controls $1.45 Modern Bench Vise . Pint Cushion Dressing - sales promotion men came to | - eA, GITN’ , > Ere 43 Scar a eB vu ssing.....63¢ |: N SUNDA) . Tow Cables......... $1.29 | Modern Grinder. ... Pint Vining Dye St. Louis last Saturday enroute to OPE ns 88, all sizes: pair | . | ate: ; the Chevrolet convention at Detroit. | ; = ~ ; .. Ldning Dye.........$!. | ts | YT }: Je Reliners | Soaps, Polish, Etc. ana > extn y rae They were taken in special busses. KW IS A OM ORB | CO , ; £ 75 | $ Lbs. Auto Soap...-..--+--. Pint Top Dressing. ..........69c [g|to the Chevrolet..and Fisher body | * . a . i . ? Sth } on ant : Tnion boulevard ¢ Natu- | IK 3 y Vl . : . | Lb. Hand Soap pressing... ... 1. plant at Union boulevard ane J. D. PERRY LEWIS, Pres. ‘ ‘Tire (» ! 5 Quart Top preesens . = _ral Bridge road, which they in- of | . . * Av. 4 OIL GUNS Best quality, drop forged Com- | SPOKE BRUSH fi that he be given an option to buy | We invite you to verify all | Platinum Pojnt Biles........10¢ | Large Size Chamvis...... . : : assumed his duties as zone man- | a demonstrator anv afternoon ; " ‘eonches.......19c | Chassis Wire Brush . /Klingler, whom he succeeded, has s . Rod Anti-Rattlers....35c | Spark Plug Wrenches. .. | a gOne to Detroit, where he will be ‘in | You have heard that 7 You have definite ideas of ‘ , ler was the guest , mg Oilers, set of 4... 81.50 | Bearing Scrapers... > — vers.. .$2.95, $2.25, $1.45 | pint Tar Remover 2 : s / : 4-Ptt Bickel Pos : Greases and Oils ee ee ee ee 4700 Washington Avenue Phone Delmar 4460 F Items for Chevrolets = buco Body Polish........--. 89c ; ‘Plant cafeteria, attended the ball, ry - 8-1 Ol ie loc BH game. and left that evening on a'| ss F Oller Ne OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 8 P. M., SUNDAYS, 1 P. M. iy Pt. Neatsfoot special train for Detroit. E. W.! — see ¢ STE 29 Fisher, reciopnal manager, was in|, THE CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY CLEVELAND 4 rae Kick RES ARE 1, Pt, Penetrating charge of the party, and G. L a+ 7... ...69¢ SE acy ie ..48¢ Bi Thorpe, office manager, arranged 3 a. te Hub gQU 1 Lb. Alemite the program. +... -A0c AWTS creme... 3% TIRE DEALERS MEETING. Mee! Pullers . 98c SU PPLY 5 Lbs. Alemite , A meeting of the Associated 4 Grease . .».$1.45 Tire Dealers at Hotel Claridge | ™POline Tank 5 Lhs. Differen- “S T a Tuesday night was addressed by A user ++ « $1.25 84 N62 1129 LOCUS Sa tal Grease .$1.10 Robert Brooks, Director of Streets | en Tepper CELMORGANEFRAMLUN Qey ELEVENTH (TWELFTH 5 Lbs. Mobil and Sewers. The Entertainment | , “es ao ee eee at $1.45 MEDIATE ATTENTION %@ MAIL ORDERS Lubricant... $1.10 Committee reportedAthat Wednes- , + > gala DE ae A gO “Bie A ST Cg En IMME mde | f : day, July 29, had Ueen chosen as SN STS RRR Br aR ARNE SMART. teh OMB 7

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| oe «et Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED USE eee 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : . | 7 = ADVAN pr ) i} : = | | "Se mitten air nenered hry [see ths nee aa HYDRAULIC MOTOR, ee ee Sunday Di rinn Tam ban one eae ST. LOUIS AUTO CAMP |: iors eee Sie Soc ees DRIVEN BY AN fil a — | 36 MINUTES ON SPEEDWAY | OPENING ON JUNE 20 We Are Satisfied With Less Profit Per” N TIRE PRICES | A at sang ikumaee on | ' Ow low overhead and selling Tires in larger volume enables us wo & , | ean oa pote chassis fit- | Space for 500 Cars Will Be) oars rab ciny- Aas te a e EXPECTED IN IULY ‘4 : ; . : | ted with a racing body, recentiy || = alta 1 4: | SK MASSASOIT CORDS: § em PUMP PERFECTED - : | covered 2000 miles on ihe | Available Main Building etn, Bad . - — number 30:7% & § | pe } g || Montlthery track in France in 24 || Nearly Completed. 30x3% Oversize ... 8 8.95 B0x3% . ng ton stb ; , ie . SB if 9 hours, 35 minutes and 38 3-5 | | ooe8: Quaiie .... Senn Se sstes Eb 3 = i M : ts Lil ly 4 10" - . | > : “ ,| seconds. The only stops were |32x4 Oversize .... 12.75 en “en Continental Motors Buys , 1 |_| for wheel changing, oil, gaso- || Plans now areto hold the formal |s3x4 Oversire .... 12.85 so sens - BS: Sard. _ to Pay More Than $100,- Ri P + ; . . ; : | line and changing a spark jopening of the new motor tourist | 34x4 Oversize .... 12.95) . See wee : ord, £ Ti ghts to Single Sleeve ’ | plug. The average speed was ||camp on the St. Charlies road, St. | 32%4% Oversize .... 16.55, se. 16.3% A 000,000 More or, iimres ° | timed at 81.3 miles an hour fer |/ Louis, on June 20. The Rev. P. G. | 3324% Oversize ... 16.85) —_ ot , ° Valve Engine—End of | the 2000 miles. One driver, ||Van Zandt, who is acting as man- P3424% Oversize .... 16.95 nizes. | . This Year. e : ° }, ; _ All Firsts. ' at Present T Predicted | Thomas Gillett, was at the ager for the company which has 5 — ypes ' wheel the entire distance. The heen organized by St. Lovisians te | TIRES MOUNTED AND DELIVERED FREE ¢ the | ee a Special Correspondent © t CLRY Pr, .—o-—_ Pe car covered 509 miles in 5 finance the camp, says the prog- | Open e TI RE C0 H 048 nennatait i By a Special] Correspondent of the | ten iC dean ca as tne hours, 61 minutes and 4! sec- | ress on getting the camp ready ee Oe a STAT e% ac. on 4 — — : : anal Post-Dispatch. The following Sundey afternoon St Louls Counr®? toads: Out Lin eu vonway roa ss grasses Tae onds: 1900 miles in 12 hours. warrants belief that the opening CRORLINS BROS : DETROIT. June 13.—-. hire ad tour suggested by George Drum- and Unipn boulevards and Maple) Clayton road. and back over (1a) 13 minutes afd 25 seconds, ind | can be held as scheduled. N. E. Cor. 234 & Washington. Bomont 34-2266. — ance jn tire prices is looked for DETROIT, Mich, June 15.—-The mond. head of the Touring Depart- avenue into Olive Street road Fol-' ton road, Price road, Ladue road, 1500 miles in 18 hours, 27 min- i+ buildin which witl! Dealers Write for Prices. = > Se See * _ ' Tul’ iv e of vear 1925 promises to go down iD men: ail the Automobile Club of low Olive Street road to Mason, Forsythe boulevard, Skinker road utes and 9 seconds. In the 74 | ome ye ae — oe ae Received. " me time im wWUi) Acvanece , . " || house baths and totlets, is rap div | Oar Vulcasizing Dept. Completely Equipped for Balloons. £ & de rubber ¢ "5 cents a pound | , y 4 1} sstouw -A ecg 0 F 3 mi : yur! i pleasant way over road, left into Mason roa@, then'andg Lindell Doulevarc. hours it r 3137 kilometers | the one in which the. Misscuri, winds a pie nt ' i eae ours Moran x1.0™M nearing completion. It is 36 x 44) Out-of-Town Werk © aT - me , ; the reason Two other ad- ‘ ] nts - Joi: aT Bes. Ave (BPE. 5 a) ea ‘ ee ver - 0 ‘ oe 4 oa AF be epee ge, pay ERM + y eae a A tf a S ree: et “elie Pree Tied \ Lat goer = JS i aoe es ‘ * 4 i: Pe 2, o ‘ Sage « ee ae wa s “yal a aed ~ a v r _ fi history. as present type of motor for automo == SS SS ~i ; ’ / . . : ri? r ' At iy biles was started toward the dis-|. 4... which in turn is energized Gray Motors, Inc., to construct a MWng have given thought ta, a hy- wate racing ag : A | shelter in violent rain storms. Sew- 4 ; ye : 2] i les and & yar mnie i mite ‘ | . card. by a sme!l motor of the present street car type of motor bus draulic form of motor. : 48 m1 and zee coe 1 eed Rave been finished. and the ce ameentan an aia! Wesierd. neatianbecase On urs. av 7@. 4 ies an | , , “ ” AL , . : ours, averaging 9 plumbing is to be installed within } native to advancing prices | > a CAl eet —nteenteniatiiaaidl : = A British Lanchester car. || tees with @ 15 x 20 foot porch for| } fa) ‘ last fall ran sces have been A Toledo firm has been organ- type Experiments are now being equipped similar to the car being Hydraulic Auto Motor. h ™ : ar the 1030 ized to bring out a& passenger car 4 1 oe 4“ one Le sa : . . — : an ’ secon 1S, r ~ un - ’ + . “4 e an a o a .* their sower from an enlarged ge: ceasful and that production of the bus = 2 equipped with ha tubes by a simple rotary-gear oi! averaging 95.27 miles an hour not been authorized, but the Rev. | Pay 30 te 40 per , echased at 20c i@ 6%c a pound. . F P| > \ j ; i - — . , y = . e e ™ (os w« = f aii 4 — ‘ ” : ; cen . P . - * car is a matter only of months. Thie larger than those on the Toledo rump connected with a gasoline | : Mr. Van Zandt said he expected a vour investment Glass a ey now are in the open market drive has been described in this ca: motor crankshaft. the tubes run- contract for it would be let goon. hung on track, same ag. » material and must pay current fhutomobile section Several other concerns are ex- ‘ning to propeller motors in the | — | The camp, which is on the St. j nee Sle —— — ; es In addition. a shortage of ” ‘ be — ‘ 4 LAB . \ +4 + SP ae 4 : . as . : -_ ws, ™ - — CHICKEN DINNER ee Daw Metary sete. perimenting with direct electric | 3+ wheel hubs. One hand jever| WHITE LINES ON CURVES. [Charles Road, will be on the con- door. te has drive motors, each of which is built crete “air line’ highway from | SPECIAL PRICE OF ius Meanwhile tire demand fs A Detroit automobile plant . —— my" is th Prat ey SS Mdina. Aerie raat ee ber is daily growing more se- on the steering column controls the Pennsylvania is building perma- | “ . 'St. Louis to Kansas City, when rhe | 3 ting new monthly records os ’ ” been experimenting with a rotary tv eliminate much of the trans- on Renies HEADY’S HOTEL , | , . ‘ ) aera Spe h > | rower. Phe gasoline motor IS8/ pent white lines at curves, but not | , R | . vw type of automobile motor which its mission equipment on the present- midget-like in size, as is the gaso- latter is completed, probably by the wt Costly to American Public. WENTZVILLE. MO. said to have proved itself superior | day awtomobile line tank, capacity of which is but on the straightaways. Traffic, it is end of this year. It is just east ot ls ii De ; : oguul os oe ‘ . we . Armerican motorist tT Gerved every Gunday: 35 miles fren to the present typer it remains for the Bovee Trans- ‘a few gallons held, unnecessarily retarded with j the Wabash Railroad tracks and a. te Office Cabany ia . pay from $100,000,006 - . se : . pmec to ror avv.¥ ~ City read Ne. 2. Concrete all the way. rere tenit aa the erfect emi ' wy t en , Ss |been reorganized in Detroit as the | perfect, seeming!) hat engineers) meroug changes its use entails, car | School. wear The second advance tn Bie one ae ae eet ba ay Cysake a CS ee q a i a te x Er 7 *+* = , prices became effective June 1 construction, the inventors assert, . will be radically simplified. Many eo . 3) “parts now essential will be dis- TITTLE ELLER TTT LTTITLT RPL carded. The device is said to do Ea ‘ ) eR z away with clutch, gear-shift, trans- Aa | migsion, fly-wheel gear, univers ) e y Smi th It I Were Going to§aiscar ! | TTTITUTINITITITINTT ae ing motor, electric battery and rnaechanical starter The driving medium, coil, whose, flow is controlled by the hand | | lever, serves also as the car’s brak- | ing power and, due to the con-'| struction involved, leaf springs, shock absorbers and snubbers a'so are not required. The power ‘s applied as in a steam car, is 02- _ erated in simplest fashion, and [fs said to make the car “foo! pro>f’ CUSTOM 6 U | hee: even in the hands of a child. Singte Sleeve Valre Motor. The latest motor development is/ ithe perfecting of a single sleeve- valve motor in Scotland, manul4a>- | turing rights for which have bD32a rurchased by Continental Motprs /of Detroit. The only sleeve-valve motors now being made are of the | dual type The new motor, to be known as the Arevie, after the home city of its inventors. stands midway be- tween the poppet valve and the dual sleeve-valve types, and has a Re ley he ste — = joints, drive ehaft, differential gears, live rear axie, electric start- : " I= * -_ : | * FADING THE INSTRUCTION a BOOK. | a . this installment, the story! Ot eel en neg eA Boge OR John Smtth and His Car is con- aed. & by Edward S. Jordan 4 PSHOULD like to have had al : a tograp) Smith the way I be 9p RO EPO Shin ryt ns tint i i ian tae the tenon ee Te ee - en ee . ny ee eT . tits 0 a ee ee aad tae . —) a 4 ey eae gens ‘ sees D i Ren de Rye See | ere sith. yt oe iol, , 2 ee eee ee i oe SO a, ee ee DERN pb. aid a 2 3 dx 4 i. , AREA rte YP self pa ee on abana a ae a si od be i SP eh ery Rages by pe tat Rael sy ee * Sis ery * x fa ; Pe ee ; i wena a 5 . y eemnte 2 ‘ , 4 , “ a a > re ee Dae . 2 ee cy eee ad 3 oa ls 44 ’ ji . dia > 6 ei bet ey Pegs ree ~ PRO > : 1 sal Aa "T" , pes GAS Py MP ep ty M tAgie we ee ne VR ey a IS ee yeas ree o* aoe 9 ge eC caaetaes eae NE ae ON pK ape ene Mowe ek 2 PS Tits Sal i +i gin: POP ap Be A De nk POE S Aecee “ hndiieial ia ain aint 7 fie ‘ Re laid he") ee * te > ar Ova Nw eS ee ths ~ a 7 wiv Sa. wee o~ io +. _ rn oon rie ag taxen tne ar i; cosa VAG BB VES RR Mins a phig FP, SAARI SS SPO eM an sic che rane ee oak eid thes seks eae nie AGREE LR ENE RES e ip ca k, SL ROY a ee PRR a Ga DRONE ve Se sting ABS IR 4 eee ee a 8 RRR PRES Se) ca - ea Hs A : 2 SBN ~~ SP PRES =| OE OS Da atone + nage ¢ ' ‘ . > preted wig tock ge ard iS : ¥ on catego ae Ota ale oyor 2 meth Mv 3 ry ager 5 ; Wels . ¥ 4 b s . " é “_— = . , is , r y Adee r. gant ee eee ee ee ee Oy : we aks Pt tre 5 = 2 Ps Caer i sma oS a ; sit, eT k ae Dee Nt ~ oe ws - =a wont ete eee ee ’ ! qteayt reet where he was not | If I were tired of walking— —_I wouldn’t spend all my mo- y The Great | See —_——— s isolation had be- I would bu Or riding in 0 street car or would I buy a big, bulky cer eace'topaintrniintee cer Bes oe cons of hiwanlety ven on a motorcycle. that would cost hundreds of because it is smoother— it is a i habe wage ogy mare And I hed shout S500 Sunred of dollersdepreck een depreciation Ietoe an, SOMME: “Tre et cccuase tna tne a, just telephone the nearest ee ee eee ee . would buy itin preference _ ae c t nsequence, Rad taken | THI Nit less than half the moving parts of , others. It is said to be highly . , economic of gasoline and oil and , E 4 _ - : ie * 4% ao % - 2 _ ae SS a. 3 Bye A : é = a ee: 4 te ae aa om . = | $a 7 - h i¥ - t « Ss va : > 22m \ Se a : 4 = Leo oS i @ c = a ve. 4 | = rs > | tae » > i ae _ 3 Bi - - » a 4 ?* 2 H ae ty oo. © , . . = & : ; } =e : > ope : : a >» 235 ' ts : t tn ae ie my . . . eee. 5; § os . . 7 ae . 4 ~A 4 ¥ 7 = ts | oe = oe % . - ray . ae a ‘S he fig & ib z —. 2.2 se 7 ae > , c= ‘a ee - ¥ 4 ate i Jee 7H # * + ges ae’ suf : : , = rs = # ae es ¥, e ioe : ; i & © Se . > ~ - 7 ee } . = 2 te say re . . v St . . a ‘. Lm rs ong * + 3 Ses ae £ += + aa & 4 ; ,s e >. : ; 2" &} é jem ee of > : = - 753 : t 0 ‘ ee. BY ‘ E 4 + $a 7 : See ad . ma himself the task of changing to any other type of eight . Soettion of | thn Sane aialee an cylinder cer because the / atetethbutine! alle ae Wien tha Line Eight is less expensive - mary circuit of the ignition to maintain and more eco a: Hid be made and broken sooner, nomica! to run a. sending the induced sparks to piues a littie In advance of of its f moving parts, | because delivers mn‘ ower to the driv- ie 2 Es Wt dee 4+ 5 Pith fe RRR Ay Oe ing members o a° rs expects to announce this motor to th car manufacturing circle in a few weeks and is preparing to manu- : ~ : : z moma ings og - ) facture © for Serves om — | | T And when it comes to the ~ gerne pa ame a eaten is possible some American cars will | il tell you why I would buy second hand market two or 33 first removing the rotor of the Be ee ee The Great Line Figh t. a four 4 . ributor and then by loosening. it will be a standard type of aa screw which holds the cam in: fore next winter's annual! shows. Trend Toward Higher Speed. It I hed about $1000— It’s a good looking car. the better class of cars. a sontiigy (Phkengs thpeiins =m mag ‘ Pe Batter *o set the cam itn the right The efforts to devise an automo- | ‘ ; . es Wonderful situation! Sit yy t the wheel and I know that I could buy this * —— i she deesteaeee pees I'd make up my mind about ee car for less then three thou SE wit; be trvine te Gen Ree one of two cars. Step into _ noe seat and sand dollars. ) a ard: th had discovered all you are comfortable. One thousand dollars below # “a a se ee) SE And telephone one of a ome Pe ip I eben. = wl ys a Pp those Touch the throttle and you anything in its class. - + ik — — mse k w ° . a , ;ir@es or ; Te a Any one of these cars would 2 pe See oe That's ” thousand . hat Brith meant that = give me transportation. Sa saved in the >eginning. oe ition, of |the euieaia neal Drive it all day and you ere It will ae : > ae Be too soon (too advanced) and Any one of them would run exhilarated instead of tired t wilt maintain its appear- ae te stons knock. And satisfactorily. out. ance—stand up and run for ae thd beakion Smee an many thousands of miles. se hed : » (too retarded). thus tne ev inders TN (assem PS sey eer hile engine that will operate more ce oe BA Pete ea economically, and even more juietiv. than present types are be- ing pressed In addition to the promising experiments with § 4air- ‘ooled and vapor-cosled engines ee SHTML LEE recently described in this automo- bile section, engineers are devyot- ing an increasing amount of at- tention to double and single sieeve- valve types A prominent engineer declares | that the tendency is steadily to- ward still higher speed engines. Nearly every automobile plant and : - ° designer in Europe, he says, is Very 0 y as 1g VG1Se — r working toward this end ‘The public,” he says, “ts really Th . N ° e dissatisfied with present engines / cGespite the improvements made in , 1S ats, Kissel Ligh f recent years Thev are deman4d- ng greater efficiency and economy _—— They would take me where It gets away quickly in the . : I wantéd to go. traffic. The service cost is exe y hen the pistons were traveling tremely low. me however IfT had about $2000 I wouldn't It takes the hills on high— -- 1 thou lidn’t knew ds the respect of It’s the most satisfs yo _ was doing, he ought to| have to telephone more than pecan ee sstisiectorycar = =—s—sis=@ been able to set the cam tn three dealers. everybody on the street. we have ever built. “4 ght position. i? he kept! 2 . : enough His Then I would heve en auto- 5 Thousands of owners a ao). pall 3 Rm mobile that would run and yi ae eo aves a 4 Myer give me satisfactory service aK pectin ao a e i dathes |e ara ae ee /\ a real sutomobile si : points IT found that they for probably two ycars. . from their automobiles. and the - Among Eight-Cylinder cars it exact in their homes, their fur- menutacturers have about reacaes stands out instantly—the aristo- nishings, their scheme of living. the limit of perfection with the crat unmistakable. In every grace- They enjoy its roomy luxury and Se ee eee ful line, in every effortless me- dignified elegance. Siem tele dedinmeniecaans os cue chanical operation is that inde- Senten vines De. NM, A. Otte oaks finable easy dignity which stamps They enjoy, too, the unseen me- ented the first practical gasoline | ' Chanical excellences which make ine | the thoroughbred. - engine in the Kissel so carefree and joyous a In this nnectic it ts worth For this Kissel Eight is custom- car—the frame with a ‘“‘kick-up”’ pointing eut that back in 1905 a built. Im the Kissel factories at in front which cradles the whole |S. Lous fa . Hartford, Wisconsin, workmen car close to the road—the smooth tomesile engine imbued with the tradition of sureness of balloon tires and hy- sag Aaah ee gyn oe American handicraftbuildupeach draulic four-wheel brakes—the ian’ det aii Ieih waae sai car into an harmonious unit—an _ steadiness that comes of special Scns tepabiade ae -dhanhin:. Mae nig individuality in which isapparent spring hangers adjusted against ras a 2925 4-cylinder engine. _ the genius of its designer. side-sway—the rattle-freedom ‘here have been refinements which nd fit ; ” of course. but the hasic principle The inevitable result of high de- ings —- pre a sw ee ' bad remnained the came. . Whee now demanded its a motor that y signing ability and meticulous new ' workmanship is quality—endur- se ennai bey ma gua runs more quiet! and with leas ing strength and flawless taste : soir tania an “eeiiiaa. seme which no amount of money alone Most of all, they enjoy the swell- aah ttiV ° oe can create. ing rush of power from the really iaiidieiar is teen <a ears f . on great motor—the ability to travel Burepe I found the engtasers & Discriminating men and women, sixty, seventy miles at for virtually every a) bit s who realize that a price mark is hour after hour without sign of . visited not a hall mark, og the wavering or weakening, without re Dry custom-built KisselEight.Itmeets danger of causing harm to the soueie sleeve, Gagie sieeve, a the standards of excellence they engine or mecha [ce Sone: es ie ee duce an engine With fewer movable < | far apart at all ° ‘I don’t want to buy an euto- = a sine couldn't possibly But—itT had money enough =] T attracts gttention ineny mobile that is driven by ten 4 lien |pepperty ang Pe ) to maintain ae home and send . million peop! = | a couple of girls to college gathering. other e. ‘7 , +, et . ‘ ee ee | and take a trip to Niagara Prankly—I would buy a I don’t want to buy a car that A Betion book that there must be a Falls once a year—~ Great Line Eight and KEEP was built just to cell PRE <- Stween these contact My Car. Be =a as it ‘Ant geem to me t ia ot Mies enough here. ’ | rouldnotwede winner, Eevpuewometie tet Meo = was year or the year efter that, “ fone year or twoy but for Nor the year after that. as long as I want to drive it. i = 8? instruction book ts for? I know it’s a Line Eight. . or & 'im- he couldn't remember Theat’s the es : a —* Sad last seen it. hut after why it will meintsin its a : If 1 had enough money so valuation. S 2 Oo - p ADVERTISEMENT that my wife could maintain : a = $6 Show Ford more Saas ies Bs Eos : 7 ' somebody to wash the dishes, ae | Run | different. With Jordan {i’s here. Great Line Eight. « (Gallon of Gas a . ne fact that a Ford can , ; cf E Miles on : : MacCarthy-Archer Automobile Co.. “3 one brought te “teks thru . 437-439 N. Euclid Av. 4 te St. Louis, Mo. Delmar 6520—6521 J ORD. SEUTED. TOPUEPE EEE UEP of engines—air con! | Parts. more easily lubricated and | developing a greater number of lutions per minute At present M. is about the limit. Price-Renaud Motor Co. ‘whieh Can cure up 69000 R. P. M. can be operated much | Kissel Distributors |More economically and give better ) service and performance than the St. Louis, Mo. | slower type.” 3116 LOCUST ST. BOMONT 2444 | sevos BCs Fwo Bricas. | an Tommy Milten, meted race driv. /er, has just bought two new Buicks OA EERE ENT ets es ———— ee ome for himself and one for his father. ‘ E31 PUADALAAAUAMAAALAAAAAARAMARAALAAELEALAARAARREAPRAI TAA TARLORIORIT ULLAL TA TLILAPTDLIT ATED TEETER

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aoe e - oe ‘ if AN a eo UNE 14, 1926. - & SUNDAY. : ~“.e Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH. other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-GISPATCH ‘ana Gas the rear seat. It was none | work, “you will doubtless see the rocked backwards the contacts will|the way, on page 89 of your in the better for its year of neglect, importance of your instruction! just close. Then tighten the screw | st , ‘ .!| uted to the F ; | ? . JUSE CIOSE. . = ,Struction book, under ‘When 4 Post-Dispatch. sy : a third | on All | 3 _ LINS BROS. Orders. ME PETROIT, June 13.—A | oat 26-8206. Muedvyance in tire prices 1s looked for | Mail or Phone Orders Pilled = x Received. Same Meme time in July. Advance of | etely Equipped for Balloons, Ete. a de rubber to 7o cents @ pound | “ wr ‘ i 3 ‘ + “ | repaid eclal Discount to Dealers. SH the reason. Two other ad | — - _ mees have been made since May | - : ao is . fo + az | Tire makers profess to see ne | \“ native to advancing prices. fs Nearly all of them have = ex- 4 usted the stocks of rubber they. chased at 20c t@ 6¥c a pound. Pay 30 to 40 per cent retur 2 by now are in the open market your investment. Glass mill doors hung on track, same as cut. gf f material and must pay current 18x18 (2 cars) gable roof, q Mices. In addition, a shortage of siding, 2 window S| SPECIAL PRICE OF $253.06. bys. Meanwhile.tire demand Is C GARR Getting new monthly records. B am egr- anetese ETT @8 Costly to American Public. u o ungelow Garages 4 / | PHONE: ' Sie American motorists seem Office Cabany 86245 i . - fron $100 000.099 a * P pmed to pay trom LUV, mi ” ‘ ‘a : nee, DON AYER ap $300,000,000 additional for tires T I prices tecare eitective dune 2 Ey CH UE LAUT TARTU HUTT i “ | meilOonhn apomith CO Beli aeHis Car 4 =. ‘ae | DING THE INSTRUCTION = \ BOOK. | * - meerith this installment, the storz| ohn Smith and His Car is con- have had a | ' . +} 5 “¢ . iph of Smith the way I] im the other Saturday | had taken the car | et street where he was not! disturbed, but it was! t his isolation had be-| of his anxiety. Even “yf The Great ght in prefer- y six cylinder car smoother — it is times—it means ciation later on. refused to he congenial. | the situation while ving to explain it in ded that the y itin preference r type of eight ar because the is less expensive l and more eco- run. imself the task of changing | sition of the timer cam on istributinge shaf+ so that the' EE Ry Re RH INR. “ ay 3 x md on ' malian ircult of the ignition) ! made and broken sooner, | msending the induced sparks to) : plugs a little in advance of | el former timing. The position | S reatest O is timer cam is easily c wee: ere _— it comes to the d market two or years from now standard type of class of cars. wirst removing the rotor of the : I . Bributor and then by loosening New OW P M screw which holds the cam in| SSE x a ues mition. But it’s far from an easy | ° miter to set the cam in the right | ‘ ; Mtion. A mere quarter turn will | Delivered Price $932 @mance the timing that the en-| m Will be trvine to run bhack- | apes ad Gincoverad af The world’s largest production of 6-cylinder closed cars now oo ow _ makes possible the finest Essex ever built, at the lowest price housand dollars _ SPs paieincee in Essex history. ne Deginning. ee ee | , the cam the spark Built by Hudson, Essex not only shares the advantages of the in (too advanced) and |: neg gear) ge famous Super-Six patents, but also the value-building suprem- r posifio: the spark af- a Teardedy. [thus acy of their enormous combined production. Only among in the cylinders | t I could buy this then three thou- —_ ee ~ ———_ ~ ~~ nail — — -_-— - - ae — rn -_ -_— -_ —_— — —_— oe cena =——a — _ — ~ se meee me ~ —_— one al a a — — ——a — —_—. — —_— ee ——- —— — —— — _—_ —_ — Sa > -_ —”s a er aa oe — ee — - Font — - -_- —’_ - —_ a - - PGE TIPE TOA 0 A complained. “It either | intain its appeer- d up and-run for nds of miles. Ee cc cre woceres | far higher priced cars will you find comparison for Essex Be wae Going, he oveht to quality, its long-lived performance and riding ease. meee PON able +o set the cam in : . the right position, if he kept. Eiviw cmvmermetn Eudson-Essex Now World’s Largest Selling 6-Cylinder Cars mm Was something else wrong. | mad. true enough, looking at the | =*r points I found that they | | os h too far apart at all ‘ For those who desire, special arrangements have been made whereby an Essex Coach may be § ne engine couldn't ssibiv ° . ° hana abelagee tg eco purchased for a First Down Payment of $295. The remainder in 12 easy monthly payments. - deer properly apt | rice cost is exe st satisfactory car yer built. ds of ie the Unites States gg that it is nobile. nt to buy an euto- tis driven by ten tr people. tto buy « car that st to sell, TATLRALAARARLATIARAATRRRRILE SHERI seen XE RIEL EIT. 28 « o ; preadjusted those points.” Smith | mune d a once read in the in- | Blon book that there must be a mete between these contact p=. But it didn’t seem to me ; ® there Was enough here. so !] meee them.” =,” | exclaimed Your instrue- we B book Where is it? And why . ae apm a Rot using ‘'t? W hat do you | Beeyittruction hook ts for? . HUDSON AND ESSEX DISTRIBUTOR fe bh Ms ene had ‘ASt seen it. hut after automobile that > use. Not for just twoyears, butfor want to drive it. DETTALALAALALARALARRADRRLETLIDED ey Be) se ‘2 £0: Pt ADVERTISEMENT SALESROOMS: est Sh F d oe Be For Emergency Service LOCUST AT LINDELL CUTOFF Maintenance and Parts 7 ow or Night, Sundays pean soe . Phone, Bomont 3100 4517-4539 Delmar BI. . n St. Louis—Phone Bomont 7 ear Taylor 60 Miles see tects Ceaunp-- Gee DELMAR BL. AT TAYLOR + mabe: » I would buy a ‘: Eight y lon of Gas | Phone, Forest 1008 Ofte PATA TLLILAL TLL LA RRALAALAL Byerly Auto Co. , South Side Motor Sales Co. - Princeton Motor Sales Co. 920 State St., East St. Louis, Ill. East 104 1720 Lafayette. Victor 1622 6912 Gravois. Riverside 2404 Fendler Bros. Motor Car Co. a th Northwest Motor Sales Co. 123 Lemay Ferry Road. Riverside 56 4937 Natural Bridge Rd. Colfax 873 Lyman C. Rafferty Barker Motor Co. . |. Forest 2551 2607 Belleview Ave., Maplewood, Mo. Benton 2123 Easton Motor Sales Co. 5180 Delmar B ores ock 5829 Easton Ave. Cabany 1028 Bruce G. Armstrong Br Motor Co. 6506 Olive St. Rd. Phone Parkview 3082 4416-18 Olive St. Delmar 124 Kirk-Webb Motor Co. Wakefield Hudson-Essex Co. Claymo Hudson-Essex Co. 120 N. Kirkwood Rd., Kirkwood, Mo. Kirkwood 63 Granite City, Ill. Tri-City 1227 23 Meramec St., Clayton, Mo. Wydown 820 Rees " A hile ont. tevaeser, | 1 Hud E Co Southwest Sales Co. Tri-City Auto Sales and Service Ri “i, "uigeerd samnice for == Steinger & Tuthill Hudson-Lssex Lo. 4908-10 Southwest Age. Grand 6688 Granite City, Ill. Tai-City 952 Bb ™~ Miwaukee” wis,” Cherokee angeerel. Sidney 957 . . outhwest Age. a = % DALRARADAADAAD AAD -manded. “That can’t be the same. ; ' ’ ; | | A Genuine Willard Automobile Battery EXCHANGE PRICE Tse Carries the Standard Factory Warranty For Sale at All - Willard Service Stations Harry J. Barrett Sarah and Vandeventer Grand 2762 _ Big Bend Tire and Battery Station Manchester & Big Bend Roads _ Benton 437 E. Bueche Magneto Co. 3500 Gravois Grand 332 Colonial Battery Service Co. Florissant & Bremen Tyler 589 Delor Filling Station 3461 Delor Riverside 1766 Dunkel Filling Station Grand & Chouteau Grand 508 Eighteenth Street Garage ‘17th & Pine Sts. and 18th & Chestnut Olive 1966 Hamilton-Easton Battery Co. '1508 Hamilton Cabany 8166 Harlan Auto Supply Co. 6951 Manchester Benton 177 John V. Kerber & Sons 3759 S. Broadway Sidney 3536 | Lee-Warne Filling Station Lee & Warne Avs. Colfax 4635 Moerschell Electric Co. 716 N. Euclid Forest 2468 Real .Battery Service '5733 Delmar BI. Cabany 660 Sidney Battery Station 2600 S. 7th St. Sidney 236 University Garage 6131 Delmar Cabany 3530 Voelkerding Automotive Co. 2820 N. Kingshighway ‘Forest 8607 Geo. J. Weindheimer Glasgow & Hebert Sts. Tyler 3558 Willard Storage Battery Co. 2918-20 Washington Av. Bomont 2795 Webster Groves, Mo. Dodge & Bollmeier Lockwood & Plant Webster 2504 Willard Battery Men of St. Louis (We Test and Fill Your Battery Without Charge.)

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6 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH set Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening oe COMBINED a a ; . r bom ta, 1030 213 > - i ies 77 nN al sy Te! ] b l- Z 7 Each of these busses car-/transmit the strains of starting and the chemist. States Rubber Company attacked much flatter becomes ‘ons necessary aea “ ad. is nearly flat; beg ftroubl e. " co "Th j , te “mn 6 +* A ne - ‘? sacrifici in r * ; DORRIS BUS ALREADY HAS RUN ries 22 passengers without crowd- | and stopping. But with the development of the the problem from the standpoint This new tread has been rightly oon cushioning without sacrificing de: 4 load and working i fe f ing us smaller Garford bus has George P. Dorris, chief engineer balloon tire. which was designed of preserving the origina] {dea ofjnamed the t . & Low-Pressure mileage sa oe | iy flat = that the entire : a MORE THAN 90, 000 MILES a ; +7 line of the Dorris Motors, Inc., and ai to operate at lower inflation pres- the balloon tire, which was to give Tread’ because it has been speci- The profile o mis tread, poe (ne tread is in contact = | inflated. but t under road. e: ia on the tire is inflat but not heen ad led to n e ‘on , rm’ ; , ‘ ~—~ + “- - = " ‘ > rT en } 4 4 Ti . if t ‘> si i : a ; Two Dorris busses. both of "The Dorris busses have bodies newspaper man traveied from St.; sures and with a greater flatten-|' added comfort and riding qualities fically designed to permit the low af © he the Anheuser-Busch plant Louis to Mascoutah on one of these ing at the point of road contact, through the use of low inflaticn — | ©C1w 1h type which Dorri fot ., is ade yP 8 Motors, In : anda are unusually roomy. solid busses Monday evening, and found! it soon became evident that the pressures panning “© produce en a large). fart these busses are | them as comfortable and as easily; design of the tread was as im- They set about designing air ecale, are operating on the St. we oe . T ¢ the pave-| handled as a passenger car. In- | portant as that of the carcass of which would wear normally aod a sper! : +} -7-¥, ther ‘ Ie nei } 1 ts ‘ +h 7 l¢ ly rn f louis-Nashville, Ill... line estab-!ments, although they operate ith deed, there is surprisingly 2 dif- ; the tire SiOWiy Al 2 would promote ease 0 7 ae ee nd eas ference between the way they ride Treads designed along the |! s steering and give the car £2 iished bv bs . ’ ‘ sy {*j zi' ae hs Cc i i; Gai'’As ; a - . , , —————————— | 7 . Me eS ‘ BP "tag +e MRS ga » Behe * ig Bsa Raia a + 4 “ . eae pay iteow’ " rare ; , as on ‘ S hetegs ar on Abe ~ oe sae ae . e a RT oe, me St Bw! fe Say re 5 so Tey, , wR tee sr > ib ae 2 yn phen yr ae Te ee ee in Fam tne Community us ” ' ‘ omn iy 6S , ouring r ind Khandie and that of a private of the high pressure tire wore rap necegeary lateral stability , ustain¢ speea © | , (ne Ras done more than 90.909 ;| = ines the game 6-cylin- , tat idly on the shoulders and slowly The result was a tread cont ies aEh a sala ed motors The ride from St. Louis over the in the center and other portion: which, as compared with the ori- NOW YOU CAN PAINT YOUR CAR YOURSELF miles and, except for brake ad- Free Bridge and out through The engineers of the Unites inal round tread, is wider ana : ’ T gE ' a nNrougy —— : ‘Ew STUTZ SEDAN OUT. a weve ea eee ees E " fe. . ’ ARM ‘ see Re pean ' J M+ ae it oy + oe Dy pean Pa) aes: hte, Bet ye wr 2 vr + " . - a a “ ee is 5) an ae © ae . oe aie bd cd A \ ; ? } | “ . : eter —al _ massive a0 | RGIS SAR IONd is made by the | t Wil? St p sstrbuter. It is a five-passenger on a chassis with a wheel- Wwitn the Same freedom ri er railroa ulLmMan a | - > . i construction giving T MISSOURI ASSOCIATIN A... ». > NON-SKID CORDS REG. U. & PATENT OFFICE BLUE, GREEN, MAROON AND BLAGE ME "och more room for occupants of oH 303339 F. Ss. ' $6.35 All oversize bought with readv a CAN BE APPLIED OUTDOORS. It dries a she remy seat. in addition to L - IRES ; peta — pE the Motorbus OP or fein rman ont _ cash at a sacrifice. calle AMIR IAS mite ‘ - 4 Ke Mek Pn ae ‘ ee fresher merchandise at lower prices than any place in ton Bus Co. Washington. Mo. : Kelly Balloon Cords ) | - _ ae NORTHWEST T._ & B.. Fiorissant a Adelaide. a T HE roadster body design adopt- St. Louis. With Supreme service. Mox Motor Coach Line, Ste. Gen- 3Ox3%, Reg RS fret eur prices before baring. we can HI-WAY SERVICE STATION. 6300 . ellefontaine Bus Line Six¢ Giant —~. ~~ save you money Auto Owners Write for Free Booklet NIEMAN AUTO SUPPLY CO.. S891 Easton. ed by the Auburn Automobile Six4 Giant se eee hp DOWELI-MILLER, 1140 N. Kingshighway. Cr for its six and eight cylin- NEW FABRIC TIRES was F. S. COmmeem. 7. *: Belpfontaine Bus Lis 2x4 Giant 0's : \/ 9. Farmington-st. Louis Bus Co — , . - : 9 : iond: ; , LEE BATTERY (€0O., 4202 Lee. 4 oy ~~Sypupeemeger oe | {; Reo Transit Co. Fergu tea foe ol hy ee te a Dealers and Agents Write for Prices oror ott C0.. Union and Natural Bridge OM oder chassis is a six-passenger mod- 3%: Nonskid : rsenncik Al Fe ie: cree’ rguson, .« 3334 Giant 0. & 24.7: to serve our customers. Free city de- rs 3 CAPITAL SERVICE STATION. 5720 Bex | ages ‘ he ersons {nn ree Nonskid > ee I Pacific-St. Louis Bus Co., 2: Old ae Bettie We livery and mounting. Mail orders pre- a , ; 2 aston. e el. with room for three persons | BN Nonskid , Massive ay es ane WSs yitite rie crag ce with each Hen- a : , ers pr ~anl Lb. gg “ae a7 nd f-one and three in the rear The Aix4 Nenskid 3 J BS .! ar S ails Bu O County Moto: deson Tire purchased. paid when check accompanies order PREMIER , ; Broadway, : che Rlapaoe sale 2°44 Nonakid @versize oe i : ndeses and the: Mid DAVIS SERVICE STATION, S323 Kingshighway, rear seat has a dad ,. C2 = VUSsre, All or — . WT. PLEASANT FILBISG STATION, 4458 56 Wine, inates the necessity af climbing to a 243% & 8,814.20) 32044. $2 a omen INDEPENDENT TIRE CO est Auto Travel] Co which oper- Bomon: ° ALMA SERVICE STATION. 6447 Graveis. , / 378 . 3 4135 Lea Place, st. Louis, Mo. GRAVOIS & ITASKA SERVICE STATION. 4 get into the rear seat. Finish is of 54x14 Nonskid 3is4 8&8 ales > iat, 24025 P ‘ m Di 1465 on . ‘ tar t tne aciftic Coast i- * . ~ R204 17.80 34x41, 24.75 : - | ; é MELETIO AUTO CO.. 15th and Morgan Sts. 4 roxviin lacquer with attractive CORDS eg hth. wall ‘ectors were elected as follows: C 3152 LOCUST, > F. CORNER comr. Phone Colfax 3261W CENTRAL HARDWARE CO.. 811 N. 6th St, “an e . ~ ~ ong ; . a TON AND LACTRT ROTGAT AT A SACRIFICE 4,4 19.00 235x5 . 3 2..0 Steinnret the Farmington- FIRSTS — ALL seppersge: ALL STRICTLY FIRSTS ne Pea nes : seh Bauer of ' ROx3*. FACTORY GUARANTEFD . ; . " , - ¢ ' | ; . ‘ 3x4 S. S. Oversize. $10, 45 A Tire Cover Free With a eed ‘ y ee & tt hk me ps aoe iy .* ia ; F PRN Le hee nn beg re a. Font Me Peddie Te oe a ee «AES aw ah To ee - e ee e A x at. erik T + M 7 tee eee aN iy 3 eee en ee ay Sic ae * ; Sinaia il “i oa ok thay. 13 aad pe ee ae SS OG Te : ie he ae ‘ ace . a ae i SAD ‘ oaks eet ee ee - =, ¥ : eA ie AOE é eo ey eee ONE ON we . . Pa wih gp SE PN eee AT Nie fatto | ete ani Mer ag Pe eee Oe = : wo P ," ¥ Si) ae : i$ oe er Wie indy see's. Pe RR BAS. s «.— 33r4's —_— — ae 2 A pneumatic tire is designed ce BUCKEYE CORDS constructed to deliver satisfact MADE RY KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRE C0. mileage when operated at a oiled First qnmalitr. in eriginal factery wrapper. $7 95 : ) pb es 4 Non-skid. While they last . i a il po.r a ‘ roa ntact, says S. P. Thatcher, man- i of the echnical Service De- - Get our lew prices on Good- SPECIAL ’ partment of the L. 8 Rubt er a rich. Geodvear, Kelly-Sprnc- 70x: Cords; first ' i*mtil dex ‘Dment of field. United States, Fisk. se sell eet : LS Sng caartetgtmRa aaa Michelin, Miller, Ajax and ten ¢ hi ires. the applicati of t : tube free. w le 7 ; ether balloon and regular rl ste 95 ik aaales - tnvol — A Keal Bargain pate sign and construction of a eee Te ine tif er ei ae a iad. 4 ne gibi ae ie NO phytate ee shee — 5 Sr eh eae) > othe OP try Het Bert — eae ea) oe ; Meee ee oe ee a ee a ” “ate = nS? “ py ee P > 5 epee rk 4} bah eat eee " Seay. eke aes AS ae ek la ro ant =) % we ethadtiles — a oust) — “ oa, ft es -San en herr ns of or ~~ a an Ve ~ Nes 4a Sosy a4 pa ee ee are of ‘a “. fy we NY pa 2 Pe Ry i, a ws) - ~ Ks de f, 7 » ee ee ee eee ne ; ae 4 ee i - eee te eee Me ea bate Ad ig tee rs apn Net Phen aera tiralge eptss 28 ay aces CEES eae RTE Go typ Rec in ad a. a ee a RE SR Ce ee tig F,-5 ARR Re Sikarinilin cent «Me et bre AB Se see yas eee ° FD rt RE tek AC Pee ae Spit Sk BORAT c- - =f 5s i i ads ¢ ~ “ wey ae ; a Oy a LOL LOLA LEI ELLER I US carcass his would flatten under TIRES MOUNTED FREE I “ere ny ene ai Se ac ated UNIVERSAL TIRE CoO. (iInc.) 2840 Locust St. withstand the flexing and bending Bomont 531—1672 Open Evenings Sanday All Dar service for a satisfactory mile- FREE CITY DELIVERY. ‘.all and Phone (Orders Filled o Inti] then the ? ‘ Whelesale and Retail. Dealers. Write for Our Prices There is only ONE Duco —DU PONT Duco UCO is a specific product created and manufac- tured on/y by du Pont. It is applied to automo- = :' Z : : . biles by 23 manufacturers and by authorized DUCO The business a oe eer. & The world’s largest selling The Indianapolis 500-mile Eight quickly leaped to the can be satisfae is a finish of velvegy smoothness and astonishing fleet of trucks durability. car with eight cylinders race of this year has just top of all thecarsof its type, well proven t Naturally, a product with such remarkable qualities ~ ° ° ° and immediate acceptance by the public is widely imi- in line! been won by a Car with eight regar dless of price. p ad ractical men tated. But the fundamental behind DUCO Cc ° e h~ . , . anmave | be immitated—for the accumulated rancnnemaind a aes That is the high position cylinders 6, line and nr Today Hupmobile means” liverv with ho chemical engineers stands alone. | | which the buying public a = F car E00. eight-! in- line; and e ‘oht-in- : -ne and olen -.. and only one way awarded to the Hupmobile ‘shed, in the fastest 0UU- tine means Hupmobi which sell del to have it applied Re Eight before it was five "mile race ever run. Drive this Hupmobile Eight : eee tor all correctly STATION months old. In 1924, the winner had yourself, and learn the thrill : Do you know about the eight cylinders in line. of finding greater smooth So many tests That is by taking your car to an Authorized D . j Refinishing Station—dqualified by il Alitaine os speed, the bull-dog endur- [n 1923 th e winn er ha d ness, finer, more alert per vb poate a apply DUCO, using t ] du P Duco Sys- 4 1 ilidicbeeneacs Sena ance, the wonderful per- eight coliadaes in Teen ee Rew — tal | analyses can k ing an andiing thal the truck deal se gues Se rie aD oe v— “~ PIO DS Rigen Te ty 5) mater Pm ats eee mA ORD, F ite od Bs, one Pay’ ’ hacataet ta pee on R . fe ann tua ele or - > es te De, EN Be ey Woe Ca 7 vets aa he =f . i . i bY ‘- 4. . 1 : ; Oe ey t » ¥ “ ere} i aS = Lr ee Meee oe in a 40k Pape « cn Paths ai = 4 ately” aN Pe er we" f : ~ ee Ae > ere: we > aeahal F d oak f ‘ i , 2 ew ee oe - “1 y a a ee _ — . _ s et nia Le Nee i a Gee re MY Os me ogo cane AAP Ov Raed + 9h 2 = RRR, ee AES ~~ . 2 » a os a . Ps Hs ? eas ° eaed * | care, , a a" ee ei j é. a item ats PS m | : 4416 Olive Street | if S t $ i 7 The list you “ _McCabe-Powers Auto Body Co. ; eS } S| Dispatch regt 1217 N. Broadway (Commercial Work Only) | N\ ws ~ | ; a q fisernents 4 si Leeser Motor Top and Body Corporatio —_ . | 2946-52 Locust Blvd. . a, Inc. = | fogether. . BOR eth a ee ce eae (tke * esse? a2 ¥ - a ’ ? oy ws hare Oe we —— melt > - 7 spare a a : * Se a er Se ee 4 Roe ead Oe ee ee " ORG EF a arta ese 2 nes 7. ie )- . Fle sity emtenremaarths ME aa ye mlm leha pipclddi ce”2 ci? Se PLA = ve* . ° . PaaS Bee OE RE RA A oie 5 ogi a gee? at

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SUNwAy i uni 14, 1938 | _seet Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BO1H other evening newspapers COMBINLD ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCt at AF | ~ TT NE 14 1975 ete teen rn i. | toad. is nearly fiat: ng " — | striping The finish is hand-rubbed/ into the cowl which, when the/|too large to be stowed under the | der load and working - eee ! 9 - 3 |to a luster, not varnished, making | shield is raised slightly, allows air|rear deck cover can be passed We Specialise in high-class tas wn ob tire arte Wha Ss a longer wearing surface. Interior|to circulate as desired throughout | through the opening provided in| Fora Repairing. We inatall at the i , Te iceat 16 tn contact ‘wine a gr ev riggs ecg the driver's compartment. this way. Y aoe wl rao! Ce Oe Seem t rown Spanis eather. tin “ro . Teters, A.C. AlF CICGRe P 5| GARDNER 8 SPORT SEDAN. Stewart Specdometers, Pan- * land equipment includé heat indi- : ’ + . ard § Pist Ri . 4 New eal /cator, gasoline gauge, ammeter, oil RODUCTION of the new + et EE wes gp 4 gauge and speedometer all in one Gardner eight-in-line sport se-| Special |§ All workmanship and material al | Panel under glass on the instru- | dan is in full swing at the |@ guaranteed. Hoad service and ars | -ment board. Emergency brake is| @474ner factory in St. Louis. With | $13.50 ee ee Cen ED oN wr | long, low-swung body mounted on operated by a pull type control] un- | He . S SOG? mye | , | | der the instrument board, removing | the standard Gardner 8 chassis and Automobile REID Be WELLS | this lever from the front compart-| “nished in two-tone Duco, it has| Storage Battery AUTHORIZED FORD SERVICE Y SELF ment. Lighting switches are jo- bead of distinctiveness which is (iuaranteed 1 Year. | STATION AR YOUR cated on the eteering wheel, and|°™hanced by use of coach irons oe cre DELMAR "2 | HSS : _ aan ’ : and black leather for the upper) Storage 4468 4468 . , STUTZ SEDAN OTT. ignition switch on the &-88 is also | 29 bray - NOT A POLISH — > g4, On the steering wheel. Rear vision | "4" Portion of the body. Interior | RADIO RUBR aver, eee ee ee ee em NEW Stutz sedan in the 6-: mierer and automatic windshielg | UPholstery and trimmings are of'| 2012 Locust Bom. 1826 ye © eni- ' ” i THERPROOF ENAMEL Awe: o mpnonncer ad — ier wiper are standard equipment. | mohair in colors to harmonize with | | Formerly Hetman Battery Co. jamin Motor Co., loca | the body finish. There is an un- See todsy’s Want pages for ‘ , 1a. as! er | ‘ . } tand Up From Six Months distributer. a ee nade geo nl CLEVELAND SPORT SEDAN. ; usual amount of leg room in front | Bosiness Vor Sale offers. model onac Sis | ' Y : Pit ea aR /and rear compartments, and four oa Tear nage of 120 inches. The body is, NEW Cleveland six sport se-| wide doors make possible an un-| ‘ ° n Use These Beautiful Colors | ynusually spacious. the special; dan has body by Fisher, pat-| divided front seat, which is un-| The Joy of the Trip Is 1M id struction giving terned on Victoria type lines.' usually wide and set at a restful ‘ REEN, MAROON AND BLACK | re mnere oes for occupants of | A feature is its long, low-hung ap- angle. ” the Comfort of the Ride pearance. The radiator is finished | IED OUTDOORS. It dries dustpreef fording clearer \ ision for the driv- } It M Somethi . . +. in nickel with motometer and bar NOVEL EFFECT ON COUPE. Have Your eans ome in ates with a bright, suiny finish that ne As with all other Stutz cars, | cap, while the body ia in Foch blue T HE new Reo coupe owes its at- | | . C enamel; the brush streaks disappea, | the 6-94 sedan has hydraulic four-| Duco with a bead in contrasting | tractive appearance at least | Own ad \ elie ly consolidates and forms a new skin, are meshes. stabilators and bal-|color. Above the belt it is finished , partly to the noncollapsible . ‘ ON leat sore tires as stafidard equip-| in black, aS are fenders and run-|landau type top and to the pleasing rie nu § . . 7 . The car is finished in dur-| ning gear It has aluminum top!two-tone color arrangement. Its are fine materials in Velie ; ment. : able Lacqueroid, with choice of! bows and smart oval windows in| seat is straight and the model is | | aluminum trunk rack and bars. The| rated as a two-passenger car, al- | Inspected motor cars— Honest craftsman- The Roadster — _ {interior is in gray mohair. The car; though it can carry three without | Dri . | ‘ 3 NEW AUBURN ROADSTERS. (js unusually roomy. Seats are wide! crowding. The windshield is in one | rive in | | ship fashions them — But back of Room for four passengers and high-backed. The rear seat) piece. Upholstery on door panels, | E roadster body design adopt- | . . . ° __ Tii-k; T “- es the Auburn Automobile’ has an arm reset on each side. Win-| top and sides of the body is in a 3920 indell B | d all that 1S the integrity and personal Dickie seat in the rear a dows operate by regulators. A silk brown worsted cloth. selected for | ou evar with side entrance and the front seat, in addition to af- colors. a NO ol tea ate faek oe Mid PG Fence pecan RR Kany Le Se ee eee sh as a v or eee te » 7 es re . RAGE. Grand and Sidney. and three in the rear. The!by a push button. The instrument under the cowl. where upholstery SKA SERVICE STATION. get into the rear seat. hoistery—Striking color _ Kingsh'ghway, Co. for its six and eight cylin- . ° P oo pride of an organization that for diippeusinn tonaaneles ERATION, 5323'S. Kingehioke : sega has a door, which elim- board jis finished in circassian wal- is most exposed to wear, leather Gabriel Snubber Sales G4 Service ., 15 1 © eerory) ; “4th attractive | terproof windshield. A duct is built! back are removable, and luggage | : : ' ‘combi WARE CO.'S11 Nath at. Se eee , = | That is why Velie owners have pinations. learned to expect six to eight years Lockheed Hydraulic ., 9202 Lee. i d- curtain is provided for the rear wearin ualities and appearance. | ; on ; in jer chassis ie a six-passenger mo g 4 pp , 4 STATION. 5730 Haston. . : seseh room for three persons in window. A dome light is operated! At the bottoms of the doors and for Free Adjus ent eighteen years h n b ilding sive Velie features B® front and t) as been bui : . _ + . . FILLING STATION, 4656 Minnesota, | inates the necessity of climbing to’ nut. The windshield is VV type fabric, closely matching the cloth, consistently fine automobiles — Fine Spanish leather up- BRATION. 6447 Gravois. Finish is of ventilating, clear vision and wa-'is used. Both cushion and scat Phone Lindell 6771 ! , ‘ Four Wheel Brakes— of constant service from their cars— apa , ee The famous airplane Five beautiful models claim type motor —Velie *.°e ° built—Six cylinder, 50 your critical attention— hameieeek 5 Passenger Phaeton Club Phaeton Full equipment. 4 Passenger Roadster Four Door Coach Be sure to see it—and drive it for yourself. Royal Sedan BENJAMIN MOTOR CO. © i, rakes A Long Time : g JEROME J. BENJAMIN, President To Wear Out A Velie Bomont 694 3021-23 Locust BI. f | () [}) Ke (SSA) “ 7 in, PE : i wae fA Saar ve | | . a oe cs a! a fens » « Be - ae Xe + D+! $ , 1 » 404 _ ~ a o* ties , 5 . Tg . g- ** . ‘ “eR 4 « j . ‘e - , aes es” 2 ; ~ ; ps y Se -* . ; J 7 >> . j >a I al JI . ries. fea ne Re 2 A e 9 + - « y - : ai . "| BY ‘ ,o@e*« a e ’ _ . Ags f : f [ . ; - o : — 1 ; ‘ i A ¢ - ¥ z fog *. ~: 5 > “4+ + ay - S ‘4 - 4 bad , ° y '‘ ~ a “ ) ¢ Pe ? a.” 7¢ a -- “2 , ae >? ’ vf a } , * “ - ° ; > “ “ ‘ i a ; “. _ e, > ~ ; . t ; 2 e 4 » s : 1 1? s me ~_ ~o* . ; | © } ¥ hS ‘ ; . = _ ‘ x. 4 4 Pf ‘S * == j “ . : ‘> A o > > i” 4 ion aiinn aia Z & 7 a . . ™ y . y > p ‘ » 7 | * oe 7 -¥> ' ‘ . ‘ U 4 : A : *-* : ° . ’ « _" ’ 7 > . f = ; me > ' , ’ ‘ : ; 7 . fas 4 ’ . . . 4 ’ y oh ale ; ‘ft et EX a ’ ; ; > ~ ; —_-— A . ’ % ry a , , “AA A* aun Ka a _ ae Re " | ‘f Fee Two recent developments have The business man who has hauling problems which focused public attention on Graham can be satisfactorily solved by owning a truck, or a B ee rothers Trucks as never before. the cars of its type, fleet of trucks, is overlooking a source of profit too . : Ww ’ E anv arg nt. : , price. well proven to admit of any argumen Onewas the sweeping pricereductions | ; Practical men — those with actual experience in de- | of May 15th ranging from *80 to *160. — ~ ey | livery with horse-drawn vehicles, those who know the at an b: t-in- : ins and outs of connections with service companies : The other was Graham Brothers H o=- 2 iad | onsen ind ive aiemes: of Henne hes me a ascendancy to leadership by building P 2 tal | trucks for large or small businesses. : more 1/2 ton trucks than any other andlearn thethnill | . g greater smooth- | So many tests have been conducted, there are expe- ae) a in pe world, per more alert per- | riences which will parallel the peculiar requirements | the st quarter of 1925, an y _ ania | of anv business—large — en tt = | achieving second position in the 1 ? ones = analvses can be obtained by consultation with anv o | 1 handling than the truck dealers who advertise in the Post-Dispatch. be ton and 172 ton fields combined. r. @ er known befo Truck manufacturers have such accurate knowledge | Progress such as this deserves Equipment , of hauling problems, they can and ce give — | | public attention—and eliminates all — | advice—honest advice. That their advice is honest is ical k ’ eieatowetes } indicated by the fact that they have, when investiga- | doubt as to the logical truck to buy ‘tion disclosed unfavorable conditions, advised against the purchase of trucks. 1-Ton Chassis, $1155; 1'%2-Ton Chassis, $1375; Delivered ‘ot | ink vou can make profitable use of ,a fay. aN VL | “i dag sd —. ynsult some reliable dealer, and be ey Wy i Tate Motor Company, ing ruck, or a CC, aaaee — . . ft 4 : i \ ' WASHINGTON at GARRISON guided by his advice. If a new equipment Is not ad- | ies sean ¥ S > ; . 7 : , visable. select one or more of the good used bargains 3 4 MMe | . outa Branch sfe6 Gravele eters, Mo. and St. Charlies. : : died 46 . 1 3 : er advertised in the classified ““Automobiles” columns of | : today’s Post-Dispatch. cident ete: urges” | CRAHAM BROTHERS © Dispatch regularly carries far more used car adver- a tisements than all other St. Louis newspapers added om — NO! a SOLD BY DODGE BROTHERS ~ DEALERS EVERYWHERE . CEE Pee 7 aia , bi ie» oh als Mip<et eaten a seidend - a ee ae eed ALLE AOE A A Pt ae BE A NNEC. ch ei NE NCE CET IL EE Pr SP a v ’ as OI RI te IN eR ph cement te heist: a eee ~~ E— a gitetew - — — OER TEER FN a Oe ie Sem 8 ee oe emtiactehoctuatts.secngntensindest cclintentgle deadeeeeiniainiedaimmieaeneeaine.» too ee ait '

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= ee esc hahaa tienen Aetna ea ABBE tn Ri Datly POS*A-UISPAI CG alone lis AG Cane CU cutlaciun Utan tie morning and one olher ebcsdtity AEWSPUPCT CU sses coe , a | yoRE 1h 1938. oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT _-- “]@0v0niE AMATEURS WILL TRY | QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS — AVERAGE Of POWER UStE UL IIP ON K SD Weekly Program Week of June 15 j LAL DAY 7 3 Opening of New 2 Central Standard Time xs PHOTO TRANSMISSION ee eee (IN THE INCREASE I AMENT CONTROL 545.1 Meters WE Bert Reserve Bank Building | Thursday, June 18th | . . to Be Held Wednesday. | answer questions by mail. Monday, June 15th 2 fete 3 : a : a le i the eins: | 9:00 P. M. Prag cine © esiicd: elt |p teate Ex | Experiments With ‘“‘Eve Serv- Q. How can I get a good ground filament current to the tubes is cut Some Small Broadcasters Are | H You Change Tube Be Sure to Flag Day program by District os une | aay The formal opening of the new cing Sith en tpg - eonnection to my radio set? My off? The signals always continu: . | « : . Counttil Masonic Service Associa- — ral Reserve Bank Building, at ice”? May Include sending of -oom is on the second floor and I to come through for a short tin:s Dropping Out, but Large Consider Rheostat Re tion for the 38rd and iith agg ram by |] er Reise a a eae Locust street, will Hookup Diagrams and now havea wire dropped from my aiter the filaments are turned off Ones Are Extending sistance. Distriets @f slasour sORR Eserget, ac ordion vs merciett & : : be observed upon the tenth anni- ae os ow to an eight-foot pipe inthe D. M Their Scope | 1 ef the Federal Reserve Tuesday, June 16th ‘ ae eee ee i a 1 = There is no water pipe cr A. The heat caused by the f’an 6:30 P.M = in the Eighth, or St. Louis, my Froom that of the current through the filament Filament rheostats are used in : : : ogram to : Flag da eledration to | ' at in an all-day program, | J -_ ~ * i =r sg” I 7 oe + + v4 ‘ +? —s An i« I o*, we ULC ‘wo 6 ‘4 . aaa chew . -— >» a i ' SRN, . : s WASHINGTON, June 13.— ity of the material in the filament items fea number of broad- 9 ‘the amount of -currentj/ direct from Hotel Statler Root 7:00 P. M } under auspices of the Deal '—p. R. Crissinger; governor of the} n * the grid currents are rH siti we ted at eee mm Septem tube wil l mean that it wil] not be sociation direct from —_ ty “I i the tur ' heduled for = of which has peen rr ’ ‘ | + ~ ae a ~~” a | ig Sz r 7. A a - sd a 2 “ 7 on ’ “ eo" yee . —s . nis city. can be put. Its possibili- possible. Use the same number respons:ble for the detection or am- . *“'*"'5 operated at its most efficient point day evening oer - the Bankers’ Club of St. Louis. i ‘ ity, al e } ] é . - a am at ah a t 5006 bankers from Arkansas oT ¢ e ) - 9 7 - . 3 . ismiss! ¢'wires as are in the antenna and pjlification of the tube. It is the ber, 1921, to carry out the para et. | and th etve 1) $ ~~ ies range from the transmission 0 , ¢ th ‘ stool at © receiver will not have the —_ 1O1 he celebration wih make this counterpoise about the heat that causes the electrons to be piace sic a oils. Indiana, Kentucky, Missis-— wee . t be- thi : 7 volume it should iain ‘ written messages and sketches Sa — In 97 te helow oe. : [Wo pa! ihe first is K , f = ? ¢ ~~ t Lad antenna. It ' oO ] ~ , a ] oi VU nT) June l ony - + points Oh LW * " _ . . - 48 SD ennesgsee \s8o0 will tween amateurs, to the rapid ex-'same length as th rediated and not the curre The With different style tubes and Post - Dispatch Radio rill consist of two addresmemy in pl, Tennemnee wy “ : ov. 7% OS tn ni a - SE a . . See week Roa " - * hs . rer , Foams adie Me Sel pene wr - 4 5? illustrated “ible, a water pipe would St tinue to fly off the wires until they Solely from the active stations on -300, UV-201, C-301 trpe of tubes KEI, Los Angeles (468) ’ re- | - re “Patriction® visiting representatives of im oj; Lilian &a . a ‘s “ . -— . ss Paaadl 4 i , “ i 73 br . . e . m 4 ’ : ‘s . > _ ; . . When the Department of Com- 7 eee OF Rat baw 12 1:40 . University = 240). i net A tes program there a for a boat trip co Jefferson RBar- - tw a ¢ to it sr] . ‘Ar r tr fs = - +ima~a Wh } rT; ne¢é - ; ‘ or two to get to } oniy i0r a4 Very me ozeaC The : carrTying at least an ampere of cur- ai. Li: -tentee | he wial« ; . sf the number of sta- : pit is ig >. nd 3:40 Market acred ; rec! organ selec- * Ville SUIUS 2G Senge by ¢ Crissinger and McIntosh s ‘| have a variometer and two higher the tempe ure of the fijla- merce record of th rent witheut everest s >. arke : senigtee ble condensers, and I would ment the longer this period w'll he. tions was started in September, TV.201-4 a C.301 sent a Lconp-eemes ; alg a. Tent ons, William peckers and Theodore G = be introduced as a part of the like to know what kind of a hook- Some alternating current tudes that 1921, there were but three eg « “tee mn wired Sun a en ; aA nead« a —— sath - teurs that ther iver has been wired — reer aan Angeles (405.2). lesday eé ing KSD | military program. including ma- icensed amateur : press syndicates So far. only the amateurs are making anv practical use of the Jenkins’ apparatus, although com- — et ee ee ee oe ie eae eran on, ee ee — 5 — a ws i tive receiver was shown in these ig made of a small piece of me‘2] corded. sext month this fig- _.., vinaitentnd' 4 re}. columns in the edition of May 21. and is heated by a coil of wire or ure more than doubled, being 137. . 7) Tor one type of Se ee ae hestr: 8-2 concert: 2 orga! adcast program of muste by airplanes and dirigibles ube, say the C-300, and rou wish WCK—273 Meters recital hy ly: 1 sur- addresses given at th ; ym Scott feld. a machine gun se ) : : Pes . @ silent infantry drill, an officers’ horsemanship exhibit in his wil! : | horseshow arena. The pro- will take tft] place ie. warm will close with a review of (428.3). 8:35 —- me n ic. whie —". troobs. eed tnpav transmit and receive pictures, z akan ee HR IS 5 di he ~ . ° o in he shat , od Py , . "rT". — 3% — + ~ “aA ‘ a copy of which may be obtaine heati lement. Thi eating e] The succeedin months snowed in- é drawings sketches and maps ar : : i a ng eie n h 8 h a — t : 4 “ 2 imD =? ly rece Dp iol “ tj hich was? head ir ar 923: ' 4 all t : ‘ Ss i aeattliian ~ ‘Tt ¢* niuncti n rt ‘ oe 24s ~ - ~~ =F ii r il th 14 > . ¢ . éd . ‘ . ara + = : ‘ - ; ee the other considerably. How may |, stations ¢ & filament, no regulation ‘ in Protestant KTHS, Hot Springs National Park, # ™iscellaneous program by J ppard Smith, George W. Wilson R. 8. Hawed. 7 a ni at err =r ir ti aratus - : wil! = . ‘ } ~ t 21)! Tradai¢ Tramnsitiis ing =" A om such interference be eliminated” ¢ fa] ls , “stock’ ’ ext erienced : falling off t a ba pro ided and the fllament . (374.8) s : r ert ‘. 75. clas- Herget ar ordi onist Cc H d xisting licens® BG on THe! = ' wath sce-ted Masa ll 7 vr vega iP, Bitters ae ¥ : : Of the ti wil] } Iv | F a owt af ; a under existing | jag ‘ E. at eceiving sets dire. m the 562 in September, but another ri: ube will likely be damaged sical; 19, dance frolic. sett. Danjoist. and W. J. Gass 4 - s le +e only the ate rece ing Seis i . eo - } 5 by = ¢ , . r 4 ers ama.eur wave aS aes ig RE A. There are two possible ways ,, ' ; i ; , ca Sie ae manifest in Octob y Durning too brightly W BAP. Ft. Worth Star-Telegram, Sultarist, to be sent out ‘ | Menartment points out. It is un- oe ? : _ >, lighting circuits not always tO o:% was maniest in sh ae The same holds try ¢ + oe he SUNDAY, 6 to 7 P. M.—" Radic ; we i ee eee ‘ a ee, Oe tas Gave i Se the interference may %C\ work. The action o mp down to 199 ove Ss true of the UV- I neview of Theaters 5 , Knickerbocker Bud- evening, the dinner musie af : ; . +h ae + * \ ia : m a 4 ee ives y - ry 7d +? ; >»: 4 : —weatto : P , derstood that tne eliminated One is by running the rangemept is depend 9 Pas , =©97 at the end of 19 ‘ o 299 type of tu! | Romaine Fielding || s te] Statler on Tuesday evening. e in Uproar When He Points lencth is a serviceable one. For- . iehe ; 6 +, ther : v r 9 i » 3 ‘ 4 his efforts to ald peg emg Ne *' 110 volts ts required it is possible ‘o However, you rouDdi may > nuary owed a gain of , . ‘ foresees a great future in this ap- reduce the d.c. by means of resist- the th ‘ - char - . ‘Af + ’ -—- . r than stations on t! orréct value for a C-201 - : = wi esimile signature payable to , yvacuu r cl ical recti-: static ic “or further par- — . ' - Vaiue fora C-301-A tube. . - ntact € +h ‘ ,; v - ith fa gen P vacuum tube or chemical rec* tntion ilcense For fu ier pa : eer : ee ee a ie KFUO—545.1 Meters WGR. Buffalo (319). 6:45. services, CO™tacts of the rheostat. sec ques og me me — | “at k ’ trip 3 there cartria R rrange. of Filgrim Lutheran . entification is not vet known, but ¢; san Strips and others cartridges. The Ra eatin “ae = . identifica : stop at the sam ig Church Musical preeram lin recital. Godfrev Ludlow. ~ “~- , a Misa ex rhea, ; r an then again + ve riw . . . co-operating with Dr. Jenkins in A. Providing a voltage less than er that I ° 5 + io iii eoentinued bullish nut eseaes . indi nm 0 si : 7 . : 4 . ‘ tg Cte A +} : re: " resistance artridges WMA Y—247 Meters WEAF. New York (491.5). 5:99 To find the best ground, ¢ 4 ef vely absent-minded. ~ a At -+ -h . ee ane ae : i crounded ojects to & Cie tco in the Chamber of Deputies— are always carrving on communica- than 110 volts from the d. c. sup-. or repair man and have him check contro) ¢ 2A. a a ; Se pas lever + +> - . P . rol the 301-A and 299 trpes of i chestra- 8. even “ORs ever to the ground terminal fig ministry—M. Painieve discov- : eave, may now exchange “hook- ¢, increase a direct current voltaze operate an that is necessary is to pong selected artists. , " he thi iod. With the new ,- ; sl ' — t oeeiudiiia: ar ; best suited for the se ; . ups” by this meth oa higher voltage is to convert the WEEL, Boston (475.9). 5:29, Roxy mae t wil | | Foreign Minister (M. Briand). sOURe am ready to meet the wishes of | grams in six or seven minutes 'n- rent by means of a converter and Mae ae " 2 sa : : . merc Deiey .+6 Ve C ai. 5 : « on & ‘*h & stead of waiting about a week for then step up the alternating current ation f: on iperator’s ms es : i the resistance. If the val WFAA Dallas News-Journal uu ss - > ‘ aa A 4 —% : the ir ~ -i}} _ aqect : +} o * - . a - * . ti . (473.9). 6:20. Bible class: §. ser- light it may be caused bp portant, can be discussed today, u > ¢ } , helow ~~ i OLLICiai . f ohms aon 2 brin + ee nD a% : another a dollar or two, he could lternati rrent must then be put u station o our iii Oring the total re- regan Pos . . nk , m ‘ Me n eile ait > a yeh Cc L oniy. To UU up a station you rae se . he! will n sistance af te ati Ee : we a Friess organist amd director. WGN. Chicago Tribune (37 0. 2). 3 ue ‘ ; A Datery . ‘ ’ = write out and transmit a a 7 ‘ * . . = " o. ren? . . - : : recie* ee eee by ¢t v. A. Merz. of Trinitr Luth- . . banking possibilities. once suitable ; ' , e)' ee I ‘ . ha S' ‘ on rer milssible DY *he rheo- pall, ' aa East St pw “nn WHN New York (361 2) 9 pee ce : tried once again and the nea mediums and means of identifica- maller and less important stations Stat is ofterl not sufficient to take Musical program Raz a ' ago ee ie SOaaghan . C . interrupting with roars of seem to be the ones that are fall- care of the tube needs. perder sate eas eee f € Retail Bughter, shouted M. Briands tion are perfected. Even though a the power- One type of resistance bh orchestra. : the powe: yt f resist to be used g e. It was only then that M. dozen. stations picked up the radio ing by the wayside. | i ie check it would only be valid in the IN LSE (IN | INFRS IN COMMERCIA ful broadcasters, 5 re classed as im this connection is made some- = AMA URS 1 HEAR | a oc naa (526), 739, BUSINESS 3 mieave was able to continue. hands of the payee. | : an fl as A’S Th average what like a rheostat. with a 7? -eese-riugnes orchestra F ve P ’ _— li WJAR, Providence (305.9), 5:20, J ae «(he went on “Thask you, tis M. B....B....will be de- The amateurs are working out power of stations is increasing: 47m that can be moved over end the details of practical transmission small stations seeking licenses to- the wires to secure any duiived many mae His Gang; 1:15, organ 3.75 : inined in the Senate tomorrow. and of radio pictures and manuscripts a ; , ae “a . day are virtually curiosities. Most ‘alue. With this type you ean recital, is 7 value. 4 ) for Dr. Jenkins, who is offering Captain OF Leviathan Reports , sstul secret unless f the 136 proposed stations on the % the correct value needed for MACMILLAN TEST ee eee a posipon plage Dredg mm rebiviy i genes for eriginel ideas and the Device Was Found of iO1 ¢ Ancient Grecian waiting list for wave lengths change of tubes you are mak- cueeee. 2 Red | ay.” y applications of this “eye” service ae seek nowe tween 200 and 590 . Simply by moving the con A ee WJZ, New York (454.3). 6. or: : Crewe, He foresees other uses of his Great-Benefit im Fog. pital as itS Dase. nea ahem atm around with rour 14 eer ; ‘, ensemble; 8, Godfrey lo ‘Rol! Barrel 2500 Miles on eign’ icture transmitter than just for EG GHEE ' » YOU Wish to return to the old stv] 7 O 4 ul violinist “TR ; pe the Associated Press. the pictorial press Poser of fea- j ae aS tas Seg Ry Lightly ube that requires n urren 7] onal WKAQ. Porto Rico (340.7), 6, band feed er eB $1 1.98 -BERLIN, June 13.—Two ail tures, editorials and cartoons, Practically all the big liners of Yne of the first applications of o4..,. 'n; or 506 for at least then simply slide the arm aroun : concert. FOS CEE..2 4 mers of the Turnverein “Gut Heil” might be transmitted to a string Of the Shipping Board are now ireless telephone to everyday |another year, although it is felt that Uti! all of the resistan ain mn ad — a a " ee peppery Boom papers from a central distributing “ae : alata pasar SF —— ko sil . } henadec 477 © ut and only the resist f cal and instrumental. classical. : ; feet high and six feet ‘a orn tf this is accomplished equipped with radio compass*s commercial use i: ing m ba h nk: f th icaster tt As wteeeeek te bn 3 - WLS, Chicago (344.6), 6:39. Ralinh $2.00 Value, large sige , eter. along ; the German | used as aides in navigation par- the American Express C Emerson organist: 7. Léttie volt Red Crown eremtier to win a wager. According with success and combined with a m Se ae ee ‘ : Shotelithographic process, a great| ticularly in ascertaining the lo- | ™Munication between its offices at *WO years, the res . On ® RADIO THE WORLD OVER enitiiniiels tei a Brown church. choir. “B” Battery......cosse # ® the conditions of the bet, they amount of type setting, cut mak- cation of vessels with respect to Athens one cnemm, - ; - | a eae tee ed , A survey of the world : phiblan pla rae sn WLW, Cincinnati (422.3), 7:39, 3 ie obliged to roll the 163-pouna | er ereeems Buntntien):. scions harbor light houses| (eee enor (and Susine ‘ae A PP rT ge Ye ee ee rirede estern and Southern orches- § ; around the entire German} Si PI night. be eliminateg.| *7°T* stations, Mgnt MOUSES aicsrict of Athens h which it timent ice at ~ casting Stations by the Department nection with the MacMillan expedi- a R di T | ercer (2560 miles) within a year. . of Commerce shows that 41 coun- tien to the Arctic will be continued WNYC, “New York (526) adaio u requires them to cover & Similarly, he believes. whole paces at entrances and other ships at. ysed to b ‘onnecter | ‘ NEW STATIONS LICENSED nt 2 ot! ill be n+ 2d ; 9 | rh. or even papers. could be transmit- sea. mous “Long Walis.” is about seven , are (transmitting news and after the planes arrive in Boston Strand Theater program $3 Valae . 69 miles. daily. Thus. far, ted throughout the country by ra- Of the 20 shi so equipped, miles distant from tl SCS ©3 nabinaes : ates “Weal ainm ent via the radiotele- Fn ad ee Ke WOAW, Omaha (526). $3, musical have averaged 12.4 miles dio for this method of publication four are on South American routes h merican Express SSeS ~,! Sta-ion Keys. Meters. Watie ne ° for the public: The total sta- and unt! -_ yt $s setetpeanesons ie. ‘hape! se Type 20 2 1-A; guar they started in January. simultaneously in several cities. gix on transatian ntic lanes and ten the wireless te! et to. )=6osupl Caan, Le operation ts shown as 926, “hy mm ey sae a ; eee WoC, evened (483.6). & ‘ anteed to give ae ere ee We a headlines. text, illustrations. car- in the Pacifie The first vessef ment the reguiar telephone system B st.. San | ss , sany re are proposed ° Seagee : a : .e lp France and Germany are also tied. — ome mee a a * Olivia concert, Boss’ Own orches- Washington at 9th St ) | code have been advised tra. artists = Est. Over 30 Years. Opp. Hotel Salt © 4 | : a «4 4s Se Oe ee 2a “ree w , 7? ‘ tests WwW! |! .. : efally on exchange quotations, bd . trian st is second pi a ins 3k, ea Other possibilities are radio let- found of great benefit. them. Now they uid not | having 18 apiece. Australia is Jist- a eae tek 6) = ; . - > ~ so? *™ a ae! ‘ J ’ . ' . 7? ‘ . * rm ry wit to s™S 7 U ne P ‘¢ oo - a ters in one’s own handwriting. le- him to make port when due without them, and girl operator _ trait, Mic 70 ed with 16 and Argentina as having i i 4 _— » : fina WWJ. Detroit News (353.7), 5:29, = . ‘ - eS ae K met ig s near where they find gal decisions. and official papers. Capt. January of the President | at either end ot ous’ t : Rentonri!! i3. From thi figure downward i wage: clanta — ow a - vw SB, Atl anta. The 38.5-meter s ret might save many lives, when days that he has found his new radi» or writing down the a PA nO; _|emaller nations bringing up the “ is, D ver, iil not dib fee. Roxy and His Gan pe OST hal PO oy wean would be required for the trans-| compass “of great utility and « order to make communication pos- > rear, each with a singie broad- 1 sn St ee mission of the original documents. «eafety factor of no mean impo-- sibie {n both directions, o¢ rise caster Although no voice messages « ** ° e* eS initia ’ . nN i aa +s. -" » «+ ee an It is foreseen even, that wills prop. tance.”’ iring a “Oovage from a transmitting a8 Weill as a receir- RADIO 3 BIGGEST VOICE, Naturally North America has the ve transmitred on the flight fron . : > s . . . - - aw & Baal s Fae wba aan . si » &2 Ph , Ip ti ‘ ‘+ ; >. erly witnessed. might be sent by Mantia in typhoon weather. he ing set is required at eac nd speaker in the! largest number of the continents itladelphia to Boston, it is expe: i ‘ ‘ nS ah Wd - ‘ eee. on > so ¢ ith rate > In ‘hie radic process SO as to meet was able to pix ck Ww agian Lirht oO” The receiving *ee®f _— v t . - t? mr? | legal requirements, but courts the China Coast in hazy weathe: 4-tube type i are permanenti¥Y +e orthecom’: Second nnual the ot nited Statesx and Canadian . wer See eee ee oe Orne . - ~4? ; ; = - si ; . 7! ai —*s weet oe | ‘ een uu bes * ur - > + €¢h . ms would have to pass on the facsimile with verr tow visibility by means tuned to receive only the opposi Radio Show » be conducted th - i ark ed during the days that the trans locuments as received : ‘ ae See ae Fe ee ee ee ee oe s—a total of 705 Europ -naitters are waiting in Boston fo- Gaocuments as received of the compass. arriving at port TansmMitting ses the Radio Merchants’ Association ae net wath 168 and asi ; a ston ida er . - -hedule Leavi H K - One of the 400 Americans wh ow ‘ ~~ «“ - onan: . «aes a asia 1S the expedition to sail. Loats Soldering Lore. om scnedui eaving mong Aons ci at hes oe “Of Washington ' from Oct. 4 4d, its stations numbering 55 * : larity ¢) ; ey ( Mail San ai Filled) , , ¢ = } Me —. — recent’* returned from *he expre ¢* , sii RE toes ge, Hagaaae ean as ae: ‘Og , ‘ hoped particulariy that A requisite to neat soldering ts ‘or Sangha, he encount ered 3 recen recy ‘ Li . xprese to ti. inclusive is difficult . +a hrnitate : —- hogy ns nes ei Gomnendwa Gietie erhien t6 the| Tr ; is difficult to tabulate or in the Middle West and COMPLETE SETS ON LL PAYMENTS | ‘o ffrst have the tron thoroughiy pPHoon rm es, accompanied heavy. eel pee es y sree Pua.s 9 os ihe giant speaker is the latest classify foreign stations. since no Cc ‘ +7 . +> Sad - = “ . “A . ' — .s a. ows as ean > ——y . = i | ? — > ti ~~ $ wa Bass the con- rains and no vistbility He was not Mediterranean, when asked 1 | development of the Radio Corpora- 4... f ile : fic Coast will attempt to $10 mee A ’ , KERS 545° ‘. She did not have 80 > iat —_ _ +? he ee -_ moat > a snderfi' emia ‘a ee caer - e Ph ae - = P dir ect reports ar ea ser. in and nee Tune in the low ware length siena'(s . *-_ *- *® Pee ; the trouble o picKs ip any. ee #00@. | arie oes w Oy . Ss Sel Gee bata ee on of America @ ,anoratories and at R 7” - ‘i . - a ¥ 4 ge @ stations are openin every weer. The short waves have a tendency to $25 BALDWIN PE H UNIT LOUD SPEAKE Ais a of diet, or cxcrcise. Recently soviet Russia announced jump great distances, thouzh they $6.50 PHILCO BATTES Y CHARGE 3 of ‘ d a bees hich aids d plans for the erection of nine new are inaudible at intermediate = = . es, al = broadcasters, which would bring a, and are liable to be hea*d RECTIGON BATTERY. CHARGERS bone and sinew instead of fat. ts the total in Russia to 52 stations. in the Un®ea Sta’es during the a * summer months while the MacM!!- New - Steck—Factory —~“WIONDAY ONLY ~—. Sin’ Marmeie Preserspesen Tat Grarantcod— “B” ‘B” BATTERY yo ; hah are made from the famous ** s+ c'eaned, making sure that nections to be soldered are also abie b them slightiy with a leaving Breaker Point. and had on his trip, said without hesita iS designed to supersede the public clean Rut , ‘ . | ’ P s a - ; a ’ on, te mn i . file or sandpaper-to brighten the (iost his deep-sea soundin lead« “i0Onm if Was (ne Wireress ieiepnone ada ystem of amplification ‘= surfaces. The next step is tinning Later on he was able to run tn 14 ordinary the iron When the tron ts hot, and pick up Hetaha Light hy Cancerning the Condenser. 7 commercial 186 ' * in general use in auditoriums through the country ‘ : , . : : -_ rr ee be - — plunge int flux and apply solder means of radio beartng@s taken from 4 condenser {n a receiving «et | Instead of a ‘umber of orns to the tip. and afterwards rub with the S. S. President Hayes. whic designed to have a large capacity scattered through the bullding. as Sokiering Flux. a damp cioth. When ready to @eld- Was in sight of iand and could [na amall space. It consists easen- '™ the present method but one Only pure resin flux should he er. apply the flux very sparingiy. give him his postition This saved tially of metal plates which are in- horn wil be used in the new RCA ysed fer all soldered joints. Tests Poor conmmectiona are caused by kim waiting for clearer weather sulated from each other by a di system This horn the largest show that where acid pastes and :, ten wi) -> be heard at the use of excessive quantities, and at least one tide, probably ha'f electric or insulating materia tr ever built, has a carrying range Of compounds are used they either ard at great distances. TUBES $ 2. 3 ~ ; , from five feet tts Amo t ost ! ested of th When using solder having a flux 4 day's running time The time {fs used in a radio-frequency cir- *"°™ Mve teet to e miles with spatter, fume or run over surround- ng the m nterested of the ALI TYPFrs | ) rfect clarity : listene n of hort ig. core, [tt ie unnecessary to applyany saved on this voyage. on which cuit to tune an inductance col! to a puree clarity eS ing delicate parts. This causes leak- vals nto = . So 9 nay ms ee =" flux in advance of so! dering. he encountered more bad weather certain wave length, and is known A Suggestion. ‘age and reduces resistance in a ~~ oe otticmals of the naval joinmaeiate rhe ' : ron aeathe , | research laboratory at Bellevue, D De rerest Tubes _. ‘Ran in over @ year. waa approxi- in this connection as a variable I? the socket of a racuum tube Manner comparable to a grid leak. C.. where a tol wat ~ 1 . . . = s ‘ * . : a «x * - mated 24 hours, a direct result condenser. It {s used also to stop does not fit snug! around the base,’ Therefore, these fluxes should set to study t aa ae eee pores be 2.¥ of radio compass service. It is the flow of direct current and pass wrap several thicknesses of paper mever be used on radio work. ee . plbggereciee Battery ; — 4.50 50 I ¢ strate to what extent Hears $1 6®- Amp. Philes.. guar REG. “Phe oon me 91.30) 9G0@ ohms: lan party is up in the far North OSCILLATION The 425-meter set is a regular navy TESTED CUNNINGHAM 100% Fresh Stet rand is no expected .o BAKFLITE BASE RE eo a et we ed es be AT AE OMI ee KS EN A storage battery should never be allowed to sit tdle tn a 4isa- the signals : ,. belleved that on the one voyage alternating urrent, and in this strip cut to width that i ua! may oe Saran Gave o coma toe, the compass more than paid for connection its capacity is fixed. and to the peighe oi he hor wine | heer a eg cts ic ip epctoinessieligee tery charger on hand and wired up itee!f. af it is known as a by-paas con- : a Radio frequency _— aye atom re perth nomienintetiai se that the battery can be put Wave Length Measurements = oe enmeee « Dassen Weems. tain te space escgpecang laa . ne Best “Grew” on charge each night tmmediately Wave loneths ef radic commuai- Ss tietite Becuue — porous soft woods simple reason that the set becomes High resistance is introduced after it has been used. If the bat- cation are measuted in meters Ret . ay d oumaty. aed for baseboards will absorb unstable and extremely hard to o the circuit by heating system is o— a ; : tery is kept fully charged from day meaning a certain one ne — repairs, mark both 4 oad tgp : sere ppt _ = apouge Dry soft ca rowge Adding only one stage of if a ground wire ts connected to 6-TUBE “ SUPER-HETERODYNE. shina . 4 , ‘ Hh %S@!' Wood can de dipped. or rather radio frequency to an ordinary re- the radiator This will have con- chan if ceenatl tents Se ts Dracti-| Roeanaush out Gree: =ee _ “sg number. This will avoid the possi- soaked, in boiling hot paraffin, | generative set is a pure waste of siderable effect on the yecetving Ho: } = ead > sgt _— - gon t- biity of a mistake and make as- which will fill the pores and ex- time, as the regeneration action is set. The cold water pipe is best ; _ —_— — ' . . © meter equais 39.37 inches. sembly easier. |clude moisture. fully ag good as one stage of radio.| for ground connections. 4 f 4 F : a: i OF Pon ae Oe oe All Merchandise Warranted New and First ah, “CaM

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FLAG DAY PROGRAM A KSD FEATURE bUSic and Aa ] Uresses al ke Adig 4 Dealers’ Din ner Will] Be An. "i ae : orne Cy? Week’ 5 Attractions the Distr; Assocj third and Fifty. Missouri Thie luled for Mon. ram at this sts. Will he jn t is KSD Etudis (WoO addresses, ono presented. by Roy t of the counej! Orestes M itchej) Masons of Mis. rogram there Wil nes by Cap > Graesey the Prograiy and of the address: mer Of t tion : This Will ¢t Skvdomi: broadcas Othe la mis Merge (Jett. banj | guitarist, 4. Ppevening, t te] Stat] the s organ musi | Theate: | music at 1 day nicht The Best “Ground.” TO find the best ground. econne+ i severn) leads rrom different Frounded obiects ; set oL i switch taps, connect the switc®# ' lever to the Fround termina! 1 ithe set. By moving the lever wh the set is in operation the ground ; best suited for th Set wil] ue | found If Tube Sachse to Licht. : Muntacts of the rh: ostat, socket | tube tips, or the tube mav not Seated properly in the socket. QUITTING— the Retail BUSINESS $3.75 ; value. 45-volt Red Crown Radio ™*B" battery: guaran- teed fresh stock... ae. 98 ti teen $2.00 Value, large size 221,- volt Red Crown Re” Mattery........0, FOC Radio Tubes $3 Value Type 201-A; guar- anteed to give Satis- faction ——— Peerless Light Co. Washington at 9th St. Fst. Over 30 Years, Opp. Hotel Statler RONT STORE TIME PAYMENTS PEAKERS. . $5.45 LOUD SPEAKER, ER, $12.95 RY CHARGER, , $2.98 P WESTINGHOUSE CHARGERSSI 95 picre MONDAY ONL “B" BATTERY SPECIAL Gaaranteed 100% Fresh Stock French Ray-0- Vac Radio. “BR” Batteries 22 ¥e-volt, | size; ae --4 se. eh $i. 13 volt, lar iz Setar ests"... $225 7 ohle-Duty N. 770 4%. wt man og $3.95 napa Built 200-Hoar “A” Bat- tery; for ‘D-11T-12, (.31-12 tubes. Soerial |—6©85c aks 15 special built 44-wolt “A” f (2200 uibes: special “nd $1.35 $|SJ)4 pue MOM PejuREM tea T ) or IDYNE. FAMOTS STEINITE TUBE SET—With €-12 tube TALOG ON SETS AND PARTS — Tra PND HE ~Unu sual Values for Monday at f ti of int blend of fine Cof- : me / visiting representatives | i ae For Bobbing and Cutting Hair. 4 niber banks. At noon the bank- | a Sa ee Made of high-grade materials; eye will depart by the Steamer J._ es ee oe ee best steel cuttt - os : \ ng blades. Cor- a for a boat trip to Jefferson Kar- | i\ | Bracks. Crissinger and McIntosh | 35C Lb. rugated bettess plate; | 00 size. Cut 1-16th vening. GNNGS by @ committee consisting of | ee ee ... S You ¢ 4 ' care to oat much : Seaway and Locust street, wilt | Why not step into one of gin the Eighth, or St. Louis, | observed upon the tenth anni- | Postage and 7 our downtown stores and 6100 Easton Ham Sandwich and Judge of the Federal Reserve p have a delicious Baked r wet, in an all-day program, 7 ackin th & Dolph’ i aeeday, ) | ph’s famous Choco- pce meann tocus' DRUG STORES 035,00" wea Pfeiers! Reserve Board at dare 514 WASHINGTON DE BOLIVAR-KINGSBURY Comptroller or the Currency, will be guests of the day, the pro- = of which has been arranzed | | e Bankers ub of St. Louis. . y. illips . Bout 800 bankers (rom Arkansan Regular $1:00 Jay Dee Spécial Reg tonto — noe co & } Regular 29¢ Poor. Tennessee nod Sienourt, wi Lysol Blend Coffee Milk of Magnesia amsdell's Cold Cream Mavis Talcum | i mashing will be given over Judge & Dolph’s Price hy Fresh Roasted Judge & Dolph’s Price Judge & Dolph’s Price Hair Clippers Judge & Dolph’s Price inspection of the new building by A‘ specially selected will be introduced as a part of the | gram on the boat. aa ' Thode Deands $1 P Luncheon will be served in the, pidiers’' mess hal! at the Barracks, | Sea From Coast to Coast! @emilitary program, including ma- | 4 eu b irplanes and dirigibles | i lite Scott field, 2 machine gun, Reg. 40c Castoria - Carry-All Case | ec Thermos Bottles — Reg. 95c Pivers Mill, a silent infantry drill, and | . Fine patent leather covered hat- — People send their Kodak finish- No. 24—Pint 9c F p d oat ee (F letcher $) box shaped Case, sturdily made, | - mie i Ee ing to us from all over the Tan c Lo Azurea Face Powder § | with clasp lock and lined wit Fe 3 ; | a country. You need only bring — int genuine fam will close with a review of ’ . waterproofed ma- ~ 423 ml : Thermos, corrugated By Judge & Dolph’s Price rh troops. | | Judge & Dolph s Price ; terial. Similar : = = : = E your films in before 10 a. m. and nickel. Regu- eae & P =~ ©» The day's program is being pre- | Cases scl] every- te, 3) ae | larly $2.50. es 39 Welltton and Hudson stores. lar $4.00 valuc NLEVE FORGOT THE NAME. e in Uproar When He Points | ; : See : a Goa tt ll 7 | r sé ilms to you Out Briand. | : k'rom Pennsylvania a customer writes: I send m; you ndence of the Post-Dispatch and | as vour work is so superior and so much more nicely finished than Chicago ally New : eee, caro) Daly etweton | : : | any I have been able to procure elsewhere. Toilet Waters tear | ens ts anager st saeer Reg. 60c California ) Water Coolers From California a customer says: I send my kodak work to vou ne cevei ciliated iad Reg. 79¢ M. &L. ip the world primarily as one of its | ™ Syrup of Figs For Your Ice Box not for the difference in price, but for the difference in finishing. Socehten tii Ran nd »” Florida Water reatest modern mathematicians, is ° : : variety “of beautiful Resssively absent-minded. ; One Sige panes These people know there is a vast difference between ordinary tate, te fee penaiad ‘During a recent debate on Mo- | Judge & Dolph’s Price SS - tin; fits your re- kodak finishing and kodak finishing done in Judge & Dolph’s ng A me ce Or | Judge & Dolph’s Price narcin poco in the Chamber of Deputies— | frigerator next ice, modernly equipped Photo Laboratory. 24-hour Service on Mail THE “OTHER ay LADY “ESTHER gives you cold water debate of crucial importance to. s Foreign Minister (M.. Briand). | fLam ready to meet the wishes of 49¢ che th Chamber,” he said, “and the. A | =” Suestion of Morocco, which is so | Mis ; | ’ \ \ Mportant, can be discussed today, | Painleve forgot the name hes-_ orrow or Wednesday. Tomor- | \ can ti t ti 66 gul Ww, ever, may be mars: apse | é6é 99 \ » Olive Brand” Re ar 50c Bcause my friend, M. ... Here | Regular R5¢ Motre Fountain \\\ S 1 ul ion Rubber Gloves ere ted and stammered and pointed :.. J d ~ ] ge SS SYRINGE SAN Made of best rare Mulsified Cocoanut M. Briand. “I mean,” he went | a alts H Or \ mea raver, vest | a Just What Is Food? bbe ee Oil Sh ia “M. ....M.. the © ex-Premier | ; hy ceitien, satone: ES one \ \ . ru r. ampoo and then again he. Judge aj Dolph’s Price . | sign, full two- AYA: Fe The functiong of food are to yield energy, Keep your hands soft A es . c . f : 4 " me to a halt. blushing. °M. . wy ‘Seoul’ tee \ build tissue and regulate body processes. and white while . ‘Judge & Dolph 8 Price tried once again and the Cham- | | 2 i pir a STRAT Protein . | cae and attach- s serve both to build tissues and scrubbin Shi ge el v as ae en SA sp PVE TOR 4 - : mene ; ne —s dishes. a & 7° ) - . C —- i. . me. It was only then that M.| Cc ~~ and keep the blood neutral. That's why mtis M. B....B....will be de- |} \ cello Tonie Mined in the Senate tomorrow, and » 5 y - perhaps it will be better for us =——_ Regular $1.20 | | Rich-Con Razor a 10g Monti c ello Talcum Powder Regular 50c mae", ns wef | Sal Hepatica ee oa TONIC dors vite ra. pega | | Pebeco Tooth Paste : cum Powder. Best of the Turnverein “Gut Heil’ I. crefe are rolling a barre , ° a quaty Talcum s d e & Dol h’s Price eget ‘herggen sabe cml Judge & Dolph s Price a Regular Judge & Dolph’s $1 39 eka et y , Ba: “ | are obliged to roll the 769-pound around the entire German te Reg. $1.50 ty mercer (2500 miles) within a year. ge tiiaas C HO H i? BU y AN Bees requires them to cover at ° : at 6.9 miles daily. Thus. far, ELECTRIC FAN! have averaged 12.4 miles wate they started in January. | " : gel ma te ma P ° We can offer you Star-Rite Fans in three | -. : on Krefeld bY Christmas to Regular $1.00 : ) Fine sizes at prices to fit any pocketbook. ; | Reg. $1.00 San | Sal peket the 0 mar at stake. | i ° : © - mile en jeute, the hea eyes % Listerine f 7 Shears $5.95 Star-Rite 7-Inch Fan 5) ae $4.98 ' ur Bathing Caps Reducing Salts ietiean:'he ihr hotend v Made of the best $9.00 Star-Rite 8-Inch Fan . . .$7.95 \G 4 Fancy Aviator—spe- _| Judge & Dolph’s Price T . equivalent of $6 weekly for Judge & Dolph’s Price ’ quality _eienes $15. 00 Star-Rite 10- Inch Oscillating _e ab plead gs 0 93 “ a, 1 , am) —_— tal ret py ore Fan PID AGG TEA A ea $12. 98 i" cap. Ina varicty of % These are not the wanted colors - } | 719c | ordinary sale kind. ik a tee 69c ; aes, | Housecleaning Needs at Velaes. +. « 3 for $2.67 > e : ¢ 4 . " i a ok 4 a 5 . Cee ee ee ae eed ee erg : LPL EL ILL LOLI ALLL NL OT I A ——_— VShe Found 3 \ | °Unusual Prices Monday Pleasant Wiay/\ _| Black Flag Insect 25c Red Devil Roach A lo Reduce | Regular $1.90 Phoenix Cleansing is | Péwder Ie, 3 for 508 “Jaydee” Alarm Reg. 60c Pompeian B er K al“ S. S. S. \ Fluid P. D. Q. Powder $1000 Roach Killer. ...29c, 59c Clock Qn Day Cream i Sever et alee O'’Cedar Polish | ©. N. 19¢, 39c, 79¢ Top bell, polished ABT Judge & Dolph’s Price SQ caused by grease, Getz Roach Powder | Liquid Veneer... .23c, 440, 87c nickel case; excel- ff Judge & Dolph’s Price ; S iz She did not have to ors cueeig dae, Ghmdann Peterman's Ant Food. .19c, 39c Ban... 49c, 79c lent timekeeper. - : Guaranterd for > go to the trouble —2—| to the materia! or loss Peterman’s Roach Enoz Moth Spray, 149 one year. bs of diet, or exercise. § A9 | 3 - : _| of color. Powder Liquid 39c, $1. Ragen ter way, which aids the “ ee ie ion Absorene Wall Paper Enoz Moth Sp-ay, 7 98¢c awe =| t2-D1e | | “ceme Aan Wed Marmele Preseviptcon Tab- x fe which are made from the famous 3 Prescription. They aid the : Pr f B aan - a tained Teresi ELECTRIC Moth-Prooi bags pages a SUPER-VERSAL Regular 15¢ . “A kinds of food without the Fresh Moth Why pay more when you can protect your Bs | hs Pe pe | ot ; , of di ! - eee id Nook W i . ‘ ' op Balls TOASTER | | soe" ee [eis a? ie ep — a oaagt o ! a oe d CEDAR wee sos ome , an a . ity nd when Per Poun va Star-Rite Min- Lemc MOTH AND Bags | | 7 Ck a ih } Sender silt of fat is checked, ute Man. Made STORAGE Judg & ‘Dolph’ Price to . . ; m2 forced. Illus- e 8s fon normal, bealthy weight Judge & Doiph’s Price ) a ches raid u ; They possess all the merits of higher priced R Y 4 abs tration shows the construction of eed in stores the world over Wrapper, postpaid. 1 *. ehOLA A COMPANY — Deeroit, Mich. je Mig.; makers of Bags, yct we sell them at— ‘. heme Super-Versal Covers; also their : the famous Be ee flexibility. Size 17x17. 3 “a i Aa a la ——- } Size 26x54 In. A; speed Bee a . Ba crore one Est fr : Rhea Lag Bars al@y . mt blais direct and they will be , . BAGS Pe an & . RN IN A I Te Nn ie OmRRe & ' oT os E , Ot Ag. cg RN get VENER RD me ot Lo - : P , ey De ee ee Ned) oe Bait of ok att y 5 hat rN AB foal Se Oey ee ae 1s ho ah ES ee Ping ted as oe, Ok A), 1h) 17:1 he an Ts oe ee pe es . Kl ois 2D Was oo Bn (Pie. SPR IG rt ce Sh x Pe neon ites wes we» sivhig? a, Pear WP 7 a 4, UE yp RS Ly A Pw NE ? +4 -~ Ep ERE AR PR I AR MT AON IRR SRS» Ete a Saal cr 7 Be,

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Cote > 4 re eo eee 10 | eT ad - ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . eer ee A tee Sr vs Burtt * ahah aa ile a 70: asia ike Pie #.e Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CiTY Circulation than the mornirig and one other evening newspaper COMBINED sy f aN ; os : 7 i. aire * Me ae ed aye, ‘ eee —s r Ie Mey Ye oe - 7 ras y, & : 5 tea! ; ——— a _-_ LEAGUE OF ‘WOMEN VOTERS’ 4 COMMITTEES TO MEET Sessions of Ward ‘Organizations Also Scheduled During the Week, . O wnite " DORA Mier, hw re Degrenttear bes m meeting of the Public Sehools | DISABLED VETERANS 10 BE GUESTS AT TREE DEDICATION Ex - Soldiers, —— ee Band and Squad from Jefferson Bar- racks to Attend Cere- Former soldiers now at the Vet-’ sported to the court of honor in/'! mony Today. 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That she sho the most fashionable in Vienna; f her gray fur-trimmed opera the foyer she was stared rest tried to see her race as she p shadowed her features. On Out of the frame of blac Lut letely endsome. rilliantly. Spanish, you say? fxs not placed, elther by nationality the demi-monde. An usher showed her to a box. wel] in the blackness of the draperie er place of semiconcealment she se be studying her surroundings with m fention gd iy to detail before the curtain ne might have supposed that ther urpose in her visit to the play beyo tertainment. She was speculated e cynical. A rendezvous? A jealo sweetheart? Or possibly some stag ughter of a noble house? She was is girl. Ibsen's “‘Peer Gynt’ y seemed to strike her fancy. wed it with noticeable intensity. en she nodded to herself and s ater with calculative eyes. Play a bce seemed all a part of her plan. ay rose to high suspense and the jeted to closest attention she was uring the fifth act when Peer and e struggling for possession of the rned boat she seemed to be mark had the sta time of the climax. . have She Comes ln The ctsly. udience smart playgoers around he nervous to see her taking it They felt that she was maki part of the drama; that she Was the only spectator... Her detachm d them. What was her plan? a purpose tn so closely watchin ‘ce and play? Would there be a scen e come to the theater to bring off @ Sli her own? But nothing happen Play ended. The audience moved Mysteriously as she had appeared, 6 ed. Perhaps several-who had Wondered, and discussed the enigm their suppers afterwards. The next night, May 9, she came @ At this, her second performance Gynt she did not come alone. The @ others, three men and two wom ber cuests—she was evidently the "were married couples. <A short, Dearded man and his wife; a pie Igarian and his wite. The third red to be a student and was youn ld black hair and fierce eyes. Ce audience identified the bearded cor Dimitroff, the other married pris Mihalovic, and the student as o ff. But nobody recognized the intrigued this audience as muce | the audience on the night befor it s00n developed that she had en *s. The Dimitroffs, Bagatinoff ted themselves-in one box. It ® that she alone had occupied t lous. he Mihalovies took §s behind. The Theater Party "cr ; Those in the audience who took party doubtless thought it st hostess should seat hersélf be © who shared her box. Instead *Scort beside her, she placed itroff and Madame Dimitroff in of chairs. Her act could have » however, on the gréund hed to converse with her other t the box at the rear, ® three in front of the myst Were til at ease for some and wife stirred in their the audience furtively. student, likewise seemed on

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SUNDAY, JUNE? 14, 1928. gespeeseseihthnsssithiza =, SS ce ce Witla Whhd Mey a Baa PONG» oD OE Ge Cie a m7 2 | ee , a a SO a ee a. Ds: lceTea etsy yy wy ss oii in ” Yes 3 st a Bis snap y Mtn UMM Uppy, Wy, jt Uy, : mitt’ “pmo Y Z Ys pigs, ivery MU il ledddddadddaaummddduudddun uduuddééddddicdddéidédddleecee@ece_ EC E@ @ EEC CCE HIIIIIEIIaI—Iamamamamamamamamamamam—mam—m—m—m—m—mv_ "pe Purchase ———— LO ies tpapiceteeiac te cin Meru __ Oe ——EEE—— fh Dai Fes ee pee Se . __‘eesess necnnscnenese a i Sore ART SIX. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1925. PAGES 11—18. ireetly MN A THEATER BOX~-A TRAITOR AND THE GIRL WHO HAD SWORN Bes ———___— alee as sit tbook! Mi Mencia Carnicitu. Shoots Todor Panitza D ce ee ee - = - — ttt age —— uring Performance of ‘Peer Gynt’ in Vienna . Playhouse ae MENCIA CARNICIU. sumed. Herr Kessler, who had the part of “Peer Gynt” made a speech to the audience in which he urged them to be calm and allow ‘he drama to go on. The crowd soon subsided hud the remaining scenes of the play were . , She Had Lured Him and His Wife and Bodyguard to the . Performance Under Guise of Friendship—Waited Until “ ing the most fashionable in Vienna} for an evening performance was strange. She was plete story. It was a tale of political intrigue in Balkans, of assassination and revenge, of a girl’s resolve to put Todor Panitza where he rould no longer scheme and slay. Years ago a Macedonian revolutionary committee was formed with one Boris Saraf- off at its head, with the purpose of freeing Macedonia from Bulgar control and setting 85 or : upg, her gray fur-trimmed opera cloak of expensive fashion, her figure strikingly ° “Merclt. In the foyer she was stared at by men of the boulevards. Some bolder than the t tried to see her face as she passed. But the large brimmed black hat she wore com- etely shadowed her features. One guessed readily enough, however, that she .was esdsome. Out of the frame of black hat, black hair and black shadows her eyes glowed Hantly. Spanish, you say? But the women of the Balkans, too, are dark. No, ste "29 Of neat design and substan. I construction, and equipped th the newtst gas-saving de. e “ss not placed, elther by nationality or class. Except, that no one would believe she wa3 ces. Buy it now at this low ithe demi-monde. up _ nisheatarmitee: state. Todor Panitza was ie a © at first a prominent member of the commit- PAn usher showed her to a box. She sat woman only feigning interest? She had seen . fell in the blackness of the draperies. From jt the night befort. Did the others know that? a). place of semiconcealment she seemed to Probably they did not. tee but he quarreled with Sarafoff and other lc ders. Pretending to be reconciled with them he acceptea an Invitation to dine at studying her surroundings with minute at- ntion to detail before the curtain went up. e might have supposed that there was a rpose in her visit to the play beyond mere —_ - —— Climax—Make Believe and Real | tertainment. She was speculated about by ‘*‘Peer Gynt’’ is an eerie piece. It} ranges cynical. A rendezvous? A Jealous wife? from pastoral Norway to Africa, from brooks , sweetheart? Or possibly some stage struck to raging oceans, from village roistering to ghter of a noble house? She was a study, struggles in fairyland. It is a poem and a Bis girl. phantasm, a melody and a nightmare. The i Ibsen’s ‘‘Peer Gynt’ had the stage. The action rises tempestuously toward the fifth y seemed to strike her faney. she tol- ac. when in the second scene there is a fury gwed it with noticeable intensity. Now and of storm and waves on the stage. pen she nodded to herself and swept the peer and the Cook fight for life in the wa- ater with calculative eyes. Play and audi- ter, They shout—lightning flashes, waves pce seemed all a part of her plan. When the roar, there is a screaming rumble, then si- y rose to high suspeuse and the audience jence as the boat emerges and the———~ ° + le eS © @ +; | - - > cf ° . eted to closest attention she was pleased. In the theater that night a woman rose Bering the fift ain >} wr ‘ ’ L- . ; ring the fifth act when Peer and the Cook to her feét. She stood in the center of a fe Strugsling for possession of the over- yox. It was the mysterious woman in black. 4 ~} > y=) : > « -4 cr - . . . qgmned boat she seemed to be marking the she drew a pistol from her handbag. Pointing with your instant approval. : e of the climax. a design, the dresser is large | r choice of a chifforobe ov, = - walnut. + ; | 4 She Comes Again | : ca See Poe en : s let ie : 3 ho - ‘ ©The smart playgoers around her got a Hits .t nervous to see her taking it so seri- F Dg ly. They felt that she was making the F « | 4 | Hi lence part of the drama; that she herself 9 ———! | ‘ 4 Pee) i sthe only spectator. Her detachment puz- "God — ° . ; ‘ SS tw ‘ 7 " a md them. What was her plan? Did she Se ea PLE OA ET A ae ee ars Ge cS ae 7 . eat gee: ; 47 ee ge OP aa eS ve a purpose in so closely watching audi oR " J ; n } Pe Ce 5 3 - . i m4 3 ¢ . > 4 4 . are 5 te and play? Would there be a scene? Had Me Eten OU wee: ’ ‘ : , ‘ “+ *.* e rs _* 2 , come to the theater to bring off a climax iad SES ‘i * her own? But nothing happened. The ‘Cac We ae til wt ' ‘ ¢ 4 Bey. OF ¢, ; y ended. The audience moved out. As af. Ay. 8 oe P. = * 4 . : - ‘s on teriously as she had appeared, she van- Se Sie, mit Ss ‘ v, ~ & >. 2 ae | ° Peed. Perhaps several: who had seen her wy Se F 4 ek : . Be af ‘: 7 y - » + a ‘ t. itchen Ondered, and discussed the enigma over aS 249 may; rs ty at , \ . o ir suppers afterwards. gee dae xi. ~ % 4}. ? ie The next night, May 9, she came again. Aw 454 ts 3 * At this, her second performance of Peer hy Bee, a ; t she did not come alone. There were 34 3 ot we Others, three men and two women. Four ber guests—she was evidently the hostess a mapa es pascregeee Bo* ere married couples. A short, swarthy, and congoleum rug. ced ; . , ‘ i: ; ato ded man and his wife; a pleasant, fat | Sarian and his wife. The third man ap- rece . red to be a student and was yvoungish, with A —— black hair and fierce eyes. Certain of mt “ Gudience identified the bearded man as a Wy) or Dimitroff, the other married man as WIV Mihalovic, and the student as one Baga- f. But nobody recognized the hostess. intrigued this audience as much as she : the audience on the night before. ™ 8000 developed that she had engaged two 7 . The Dimitroffs, Bagatinoff and she themselves in one box. It was the @ that she alone had occupied the night ous, he Mihalovies took seats in a R behind. ‘ The Theater Party eo Mo: | see camaro ited - Th a wt : Ose , a p “epee, 4? Tan * -"¢ = in the audience who took note of eth: a ety See b vd r ats less t hou & h t t stra L se th at "* @rr- eee — . i + seo Pt ert Reena idscieaiia cronies cert eer Ft tess should seat herself behind the ee ) Scene cea NII T PITS OAL EN Who shared her box. Instead of seating . ci th ” , , : an who sat in front of her. atl beside her, she placed him with As the play on the stage reached its climax the mysterious hostess of the box party rose to her feet and opened fire on the man roff and Madame Dimitroff in the front rafoff’s house. He proveked & quarrel Gur irs P — + Are he Toth wi « ; ee ~ ara J S i Se. : of Chairs. Her act could have been ex- it at one of her guests in front of her who Men seized the assassin befor she. could glad I dij! : , ae i -onltuis' dai cad teeiaeaal aad iat » however 4 I on ha a } age i agai he crowd threatened ‘to | riot. The dead man, his dying wife and the in- ing the evening and snot. , On the gréund that she ya, engrossed in the scene on the stage, fire again. dé nreatel i leader to death, escaping afterwards to *d to converse with her other two guests, 4) fi 4 hot Police reserves rushed in from the street, jured student ‘were removed from the thea- er leader to @eath, escapl ; i f . _—— 1e read one 8: . vs , : ' +) nountains , i e en Ge. ee eee ee ste . t +" Mencia at a station some squares Bulgar tyrants She was brought up with ie . m4 ; . . ‘ metal : » a ; sort cle } ft - story ronui Met i at moa eas =e . . gee 4 the curtain Went up all six became struggling ‘in the Imitation sea fose capes 0 Cony! og he b . | “and Im away, the play at the Burgtheater Was Tre lradical views in a group wuch similar in phil- : pie Ae | he arts “Yes, 1 killed him,” she burst oul, “an vay, the pla) 1¢ LBeatS : phd Soh ‘ , ‘ stavw . De CS , Fat 2 cm sikis i " vm the play. Or was the mysterious the waves and staggered out of their part , 7 ———— fk OS Hn eA Sy Ne 4 ) ra — alin ceieiiteacetiiel o-_ 4 a) - s a ae ee =¢ Tyg al : Oe Far. > Oh ae > Se ae Sa i ee Ge x ~~ Fe Nar ES ee ee eee es : i ; r 7 ; Mey a eof : iid pe pathger 5 + Ie ike bay ie

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Sa . a= aR Sowre FY - > ae ee ad Poe fee ew on nN 4 Boe ie > y *) . 77a ise f > o rs a ee aes “ ae a oe 1 Pes Se ~~ — el a Wey See ieee, 5 ST'NDAT JUNE 14, 19 —ie Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED q NE tee tied — ee Hewes are ag ie ag rare tea - 12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SEVEN WOMEN ON A JURY SOB, BUT VOTE T0 CONVICT GIRL SLA 7 oa Ae 2 it od eer + — The Women Had Their Wa _AT THE AGE men were drying their eyes and the seven out marriage killed him the first time women were still weeping as they vanished mad at him? what would the law come , Vf, 4, : > - 4 - = . Gao behind the door of the jury room. In her Besides, the women jurors felt taal She Retired / Years Ag 2s ae cee ia > ¥ shair, little Mildred Sage looked confident. dred Sage should be made Uitte - LE . : = os (xan YY” a , | ; ~y Perhaps, after all, her lawyer was right. Per- other wayward girls. Men, they Leavenworth, Ka VN, haps her sisters would judge her as leniently too willing to acquit girls of all § W ) as ber brothers women knew different. Women knew ork for Her—S In the jury*room—--. usually it was as much the girl’s faultteae : 7 7 | e Box and The five men jurors were in favor of ac- Mans. And girls who went wrongs, ueg aquittal. They felt sorry for Mildred Sage. Punished as a lesson to others. Is aS Good at Fly course, the women jurors did feel sorry | _ ng to say that Sam Cantelmo got just about Poor little Mildred. Gray Hair and N what he deserved. ‘This girl has suffered Before the deadly determination of nough already,” they said to each other. It male of the species the five men jurors was their opinion that Mildred Sage had been ered and capitulated. There wag ) no Match for Sam Cantelmo; that her down- sument as to the severity of the fall was due entirely to him. They looked The men insisted that it be ag light ag, sible. To this the women agreed, they preferred a good stiff punts P EMEMBER ‘way back when Ut => years. After much debate it wag ges tents on the McPherson lot bet to return a verdict of manslaughter, es sym a dail deal fliiby mending a sentence of from five te 18 w - bleu = . nd lemonade, ane SE a FP ee ' « Rs hada. ae Sg BS ri * - 7 bP sone walapcanl Ste Sy tind ae | eta te es. eS . aio $ is Se Ne Pa i if ees a, Le a, er eal! yee Ts OR . EES ee Pe ele, ae othe Dine es re at ab is A LE TI oe rate haptnts ly tay pe Ale ha . ere i G eee Pn Page WTAE EL aU ee i WWAAARA RAR Am ak *SAAANASN MN LO PLD EISBN ALLPIRE EG IRE RD 20 heard the testimony, they were will- © a 6 GATED Ah MS? OE oy oe oe a Bes 4 Staff Co 6. By a Special] Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. upon her as the victim of circumstances -ATERSON, N. J., June 15 DOP. ARI AUN ge ™ } ’ . . ; . > , } ; ma r Tyeerrs”aG r Qc: - r te ILDRED SAGE looked at the jury which was to try her tor murder as defendants Five men and seven women there bad Mildred in a dejected mood. usually do, with a mixture of trust and distrust She had lived too much tc a were. Mildred Sage was not sure about the women " = > . " ’ a» ia }, , - : q rr) +h oe little j the world of these stout, compiacen : res aba moroers } too sitti oe . — > hare back riders. and > ~ ANA‘ TARA SS \" Acca AAS A AAAUAASAAANVAVAVL VARA AAAS LAR ee ck ck >) lie ttt > > > be Ye > >. be. ee be SS SAAAAAAANS wN wwe Pe ieee someting: Satya . > 7 bed .} ° » oa, . ~ NP, 4 a se. 4 - > hs P ary Tye wane it a - ne a ie in m ‘ - oA 5 “= 7 J s " Mne-5 4 a / 4 . 2 4 we C om Po - ty 7 neve Re oy se = ‘ world of men. She knew from bitter experience how the men would regard They'd still have a sneaking * ~ when the time came, and pity her. though the evidence made her out pretty bad But the women”? How would they think of A trifle pleased and proud of their new place in law her? ‘ell-dressed, respectable. ma- SAN ACX A? SA RA EES SE SS AE SEER RAW) tronly they sat in the jury box. Well cared for, sheltered. respectable. So She was not sure about these women on the Jury at all ." W respectable. —. ee wardly. she made the unfortunate step which carried her without the pale, she On the streets she was treated like a traitor had severa! Judge. +4 s = ge at 312 Pawnee street, Leaven Mrs. Kuyle tried to speak, but could » She was so overcome with sorrow fe) girl she had convicted. With « | occasions to test good women’s opinion of her to her sex. by all feminine passersby who guessed her story How would che be treated a cottage on a shady st Ja the courtroom?” Attorney John A. Mathews, her counsel, re- ee sacle! anal “assured her. He had not been afraid of WoOm- Mrs. Charles Kuyle, forewoman of the ane, ) veecaak at dale ae ie Sow thet One = soe eh ted apoyna ylpliddlibibittiiyy, Sa ee SSS ee - id | Juror No. 2, Mrs. Rose A. Hopper, am of music, —— | | jer Vimy * wy = Ss ) SSS | Px scarlet samt a ee —Y; : a ay ; he | x | , “We find the defendant guilty oi . ine § all fife th she had known, the lights, zac arr Sue % % SoS % Ss LN NNO _qo»qw»o»o»xwomw»wmomhn»,»» plaudits of people EO BPRS PAP EM OO re rll | en ee ee an ae ORD eae ” Poh tet oes as wh aioe. Ney * 6 ey Oe ie ser etiss * OOPS 0 ah. « ? utes. “Don’t vou worry.” he said, manlike, ‘'! fp z — yy, . ¥ a Ae 4 % ; * WY hy slaughter.” : vv" > , wie ; SPN. . ~ *. i: . 5 _ 2 " Daa « know women. These are al! intelligent jur- i ¥ es. YA Yor lll TE Tr | Clty we ” Sateen Mie “- a nter 1. tri r seven years, BD ors. Most of them are married and four have ! “ented — : Vey “ ! oe, cs 9 ey = . “E> , — ae . oe ie , ba Stand up, Mildred. You've heads 2 ithe fyi ag ae to 1 Zz an tne ftiyin . - ° ’ . ° i= Pio ¥ a e . * ~ : : > . . = ' . . a . » ~ - - ~~ daughters of their own. I ll piay Up toe > Lo Sea ° > ee . as “ S / Sas S aoe ; 2S Pa Sree Brine hdl sinner nn . ; ~ — . ; AOS Sea + ORES oot = eS fo RS eee a tri e top daughter angle strongly. I'll ask them to | = cs Sa eS Se So : : rial. I sentence you to a term of ~ put their daughters in your place.’ He did to 10 years in State Prison at hard . r Rosa Maretia not possess much first hand knoweldge of the Se pratense Sage learned that — - shies ad his weep, but they never forgive. . behavior of women on juries, but he had hi g Se — Che Seasted Early own theory. He believed that the women Sage learned that the suspicion | would behave just like women spectators be- women have for disreputable womes ae hind the rail. They'd shrink from sordid tes- nal. Men may falter and show a Tt was the coming of Hutcnting timony and burst into tears at the pathos of women, never. Ge World's Fair to East St. Louis 88 this girl's plight. He had but to play on their While they were leading the girl away emotions. he decided. He looked at the jury fainted. Mrs. Hopper, who had bees ¢ coafidently, believing his case good and the the stoutest in the demand that Mf ‘ jurors in a receptive mood He did not fear be punished. fainted, too. . he res near Califoraia.| to. i these women on the jury. f St. Louis and Bb The trial began. :¢ boarders To Mrs. sft > eS 4 & Su. * wes RQ *, P that led to the circus career of Ro eShe bh: been born eight years 6 ° : eet Equal Ranks in 3 | Pe arding house went some of the It was not a.nice story. It couldn't hare : | pe ie Se . been with Sam Cantelmo in it. *Most of the | eo . ‘ ; f : B — F a : cS . “ | ritish ia? verformers. East St. Louis seems ne # been a cood show town in those day though they were not permitted St : . X R . on. ~.. “ e | Specia! to the Post-Dispatch. cf performers were not able to pay Mrs Sage did it. Sam was a cadet. He procured ; LONDON, yj al! tha hey owed her. But tha ' e he street to work for fl; : f HE King bas decreed that : é girls and put th m on the s§ iy, ed Wig “4"s “= 2 & pe Fiz . It bad something to do wi him From their shame he made money, MOO pt, , | Se the army, navy and air forces shall @ which he spent in dubious enterprises. Tes- "grows “tteeh * | ; ) } 4 equal ranking. Thus he has est the three branches of the Royal servie® % “ % timony was that he had been a brute and a ZL > 3 s 7 : 3 a oon oer. . 3 an even footing with the Marshal of the witnesses, to say so, seemed of the opinion that Sam ought to have been shot long before Mildred Air Force taking rank with the Admit the Fleet and the Field Marshal of the Relative ranks as now established Royal Navy. Army. bag Admiral of the Field-Marshal Marshal at Fleet Genera! Royal A® Admirat! Lieutenaat- Fores Vice-Admiral General Air Chief Rear-Admiral Major-General Marshal Class ( Colonel- — Captain Command- “e Commander ant) Commodore, (Colonel o2 erated several vears, wanted to testify for the lst and 2d the Staff) Gefense that Sam had been a bad man of 4 | Lieutenant- Colonel whom everyoné was afraid, but the State ob- | ae The I : Commander Lieutenant- jected on a technicality 7 ; Ss * Lieutenant Colonel — an = picture of Sam was very dis- : . on living with her ; Reel ' ; - , Sub-Lieut. Major ine ne aimost saw him swag : ee a ee ' , ‘ acnews aacresse ® jury} e They realized, too, having hi en's > > the Sewneg ° etiitienne sere sccm had arranged a p! hich he thought would tunities Ms sennitieatti such bess, whett ee en lain, wearing . loud suit and f! " appeal to both the me i the women ju- fate awaited Mildred Sage ts hes | fa Se ee 7 a flower in his 4 oS SSSS UB tee pen! warrant rank 24 Lieutenant Fiying buttonhole Sleek, powerful, treacherous. They could not see what end would be gained 3 Royal Air cor ( One almost beard his Staccato threats and 12 exclaimed. while in sending this 7a iri to bard labor tn server saw his lowering brows. “! beat you. I kee! you, were Sam's favorite expressions. wher angered And he was often angered, flying into bot, Latin rages Then Mildred Sage entered the story. Look- = } & : ; , a ee ane ing at her the men and women on the jury | : . . : he night of the mu: —Mildred Sage J¥FoOrs ‘axe bad wanted to gos 21 lat she fh Pa 8 Oe ee Kiegs saw a most ordinary little person, with 3 Re : ' painted ' ae Stand wo she Ked 1 ae rN motherly insti $s guide you,” ally slain her maste: . } tities. The ces = 4 . tell about it—they had fallen ou he pleaded. Protect the giris of is la his contri ha Da ir 3 : uations and Admiralty instrecies® * — — Peta gs ie ss ¥olved by this decision will be - aS * - a ‘ ~ Centelmo Was Feared al a — SE : 5 N os Mildred’s brother, George, testified knew Sam was mistreating his SOQ SS was afraid of him Mrs. Georgiana Johnson. Mildred’s cousin, said on the stand that she had tried to help Mildred escape from Sam. but gave it up through fear Pete Velano. a pugilist, gave oath that, he, too. was in ter- ~. we 19) iio ase dlnega _ ror of Sam Mrs. Ruth Cantelmo. widow of ye YQ the.deceased, from whom she had been sep- x ia. “re eet =e ret as we A l= eae: Se aad er ee Fe . a4 «+s Rage. be isitation of cer) Pilot Commissioned officers of the Royal *: cad i a a 4 . Se. ¢ 4 € ( Doe , re A REOG sn io , —~ % we * « - ) a w = - iad . ; . oe pa ] >? ] a kin, : ze * seme rey = a ?. of the aristocracy of vice Here was no gilded 5 a Se FOE ES . = : A Shad ‘4 ‘a #2 se Fae eg re . . ' ‘ du couts - @ lady of the evening. The fabled “easier way” . ie — eee ee ae — = me 2? World a new queen of the ‘ d so inet a iuxurious path for her She oll SS : Tae od ee ay on Reagaee ; They .‘Sympathized, but— GIRL IN THEATER BOX _ One of the acrobats had taken as 0 @ great army of lost and forgotte e pep nee Ree sores este ee eS Ss oer i116. > a€ 2 3 : lo ten tee ow. | , ays , vivinescelidiiteainciabibctie a Mrs. Maret+n: girls, a commonplace atom ” She Fired Through Fear . ” , St Gays a! : ot r, SHOOTS TRAITOR SHE 4 Maretta’s little girls, Rosle, Sam Cantelmo. es a een ; 7 | ee 1 iv z=° a . We'd better send this poor little kid home TO 4 ; aad M L4ie. 1d. and at the end of Mi De a = , oer, Omen ys thi i to her n ther, . ¥ Saiqd, sentimentally as LURED THERE = . bat k. Circus folk tn : we ” - ay : = . = r : : = 4 7. tldred Tells Her Story as abusing n ex ee at ie REERS | age i Ti of mine had gone through what she —_— “Pt their acts for the thes ‘ : . ibear . back ft a all | | ‘ j | " ~ si : a Zs Ree OK ils iT in = red ' _ » Kill the man who made | Was ahead The acrodat She took the witness stand. timid!y lies . = one ee F eee @ revotver ta the bateae drawer (i fee Genes ft ante bene ths ae Hi 3 ) stay. If Mrs. Maretta J I Se 2» ee ner his Littl. wet \ ne was eee eo : 7 z | | ; “ civ ad : a @e . 3 Di ' nen } rors re 74 - | " a. . - | = — _— —_S Sie : Gta four years. I think she has pai They dried their eves and told th But as the play progressed they gradually * q “ his bed and board he } ee : 5 » > nad no gallant bravado Reporters noticed that she shrank a bit w'! nen not , ‘ ; ; ‘ : 1e°n ler eved . : > > " yes met the she was at the Paterson General H eal ah ns, themselves tn it. When the fitta act © Bitte Sirls for the circes. Mra | — # th, . - —~—- « os >) 7 so 7 » , - =. . . : we , ls lave Soon hi ' beating ‘ ; iT) TI : , : sate of the seven women on thea fury ** i 7 , : 4 ; ; + = ; was rTno . . ‘| J : . sie . ts Fu os oe +h we ~* sé = j —_ ~F «#% . be ‘ i ) pun “Cnibiomaiti tlie case “a “I waited until Panitza was me Continued from Preecding Page eeeennie - = een they were wholly absorbed #3 [80me -.: there 3 | had no jewels to flaunt. no gables : . “fz we en . a | Eye len 2 3 in terror of Sam : Sgivings. Was he sure “Tl waa in a busi ee ml ae _— -S Sy UT (oO interven 31 ne a. Oe . - . /m a ; al ia is college itl iittie Ie 4iiS. ~ rT} irove es, 2) re aris 2 * = « . o\e: a si 2 d - } i ha ce ' J i ; , Py, » ino . + 4 killed a man action of the ond scene Thea | ; ake real circus actors out of ; : ' i met Sam. she heen: ' i talrs. his ro! , } pote — senetintitss eae ae a | clits AA ; sce a. Je . He had made love to he . 1 ge BOW and then remonstrated with S;, oe eae nee [here nc iy L\round that The men pistol and killed him His wife got "ad ; without a doubt. She said > | re ti } rs ‘ing h aoe : D ,* mt ae pe : 1¢ tingle man. He had mon. we ne tee (Dut he cowed them ie was afraid to break oe ae ae ) or a : Heme " =o. | z lawyer to ob- Way and [ kept on firing. I thought = p bat she still had, her doubts. 2] ; - f *y SA did Nor ma i 3 i. is fT en? ‘ ? > . : : re _— —T i ‘. ; - thea >a , : - ” 2 * . mae ’ mene 4 at oat f the essential poi: And they mustn't < nad missed Panitza with the first == Por two know then where he got it. She knows now << apis ( the morgue tate's case recommended merc: IE PEER eT Shey: Pim i did not mean to shoot Madame ; ; ‘wo years, off and on. the | | nen net feel so sorry for this | 4 Seeded and th | 2 en Rosie. at the Bagatinoff. But I kept shooting @ | : t Perhaps he made her an offer of Marriage ‘ . as ict of urder . she neglected to say Tt was enough for h ; ife sh with Rim Ror rin ; rc lrs she ffered this jury of five Len , | ai pee “ ae Was a Dad girl. said the women jurors. ; I i Se Went Mito partuershi id seven women. She said she had shc eR Me le) “jury. « Fou it bada’t been all the man’s fault. either. In *UTe Panitza was dead and they eo Sam. Pretty soon she was living with } oe ” ile Tey e Tearoom in protect here ind brother. S$! be ner aie! ee eateda ERGs? HE Ge aes Ts waplte. 2 analysis it was up to Mildred Sage. W47 Of the Bullets. P That was three vears ago When an oe , Little Fall lieve hat pid free erhapDs Was nearer th — — 3 eu Se chose that life. Of course, the women “Sorry? No, I am not sorry. we ) | Reap es —_ om t 9EN profession . oped het to free herself af Caw “4 se 7 ey peerage on wee es } r’- jurors did feel sorry for her. They ecrieq @ Dad man. an enemy of mp cous | r iawy le pi P put if a nSt! OD a little eren as they argued But that was Now the people of Vienna are ae ber, after a few months. he said on ” “ Vibe « - : r nid i? Lit 5 : hae rem 4 as rT ae @ “Get out and go to work.” — n Sam. But she told her that was not- a prope fenss , mile be ex odily and mental! pro; : n t a i mentally 5 “yy r killing a man What if every What will become of Mencia. Her PRO i mat She becann™ oe a i ' sai Sa aot! - 3 f1To : 36 Live man who tded to live with a man with- Deen set. a7

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ST’NDAY JUNE 14, 1925. SUNDAY, : Rea ee JUNE 14, 1925 © SLAYER 1 ‘Their Way} AT 3 THE AGE OF 66, ‘ONCE MORE SHE APPEARS AS ROSA MARETTA, WHICH | WAS HER SHOW NAME FOR 50 YEARS | ROSA socom Gabel The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening eon COMBINED —_ = randma Gerber Goes Back to the Circus — a Trapeze fo 4 Rockingchai OT. LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH 13 —— P ————— os ine: TT ae ——— ee —— Ns rien. CEL LLP OPPS NS SANS yo a 5 . oy i a by F. A. BEHYMER, A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. LEAVENWORTH, Kan., June 13. EMEMBER ‘way back when the biggest show on earth came to town and pitched its riage killed him the first time she coh him? what would the law com : 1 Bs, the women jurors felt ace | She Retired 7 Years Ago toa House ‘on aeQuiet Street in ge should be made an e,; oe ~~ tor Leavenworth, Kan., but Doing Nothing Was Too Hard ing to acquit girls of a}} blame. —— knew different. Women knew OM Work for Her—She Got Out Her Spangled Tights and it was as much the girl’s fault as thea Rouge Box and Went Off to Join a Show—She Says She And girls who went Wrong should bel . ; d as a lesson to others. Though, of Is as Good at Flying High as She Ever Was, Despite the women jurors did fee] SOrTy fop : a : tle Mildred. Gray Hair and Not a Few Wrinkles. B the deadly determination of the fe the species the five men jurors Ware 14d capitulated. There was some as to the severity of the senten mn insisted that it be as light as nue To this the women agreed, thoug} ferred a good stiff punishment, | After much debate it was decide 1 h a verdict of manslaughter, reco, a sentence of from five to 10 yeg tents on the McPherson lot between the railroad and the river? Remember the biz - | top with its flapping pennants, and the elephants, and clowns, and freaks, and " bareback riders, and lemonade, and striped stick candy? Boy! CS Se and A member Rosa Maretta, queen of the air, flashing in silk and spangies, defying Verdict of Guilty | death on the flying trapeze? Well, get ready to go again. Rosa Marctta has come back. For more than half a ury filed back to the courtroom, haws century she has not only defied death but laughed at Father Time. berated 2 hours and 50 minutes. Mra.§ snd a grandma, she is good as ever on the flying trapeze and as scintilating as ever in Kuyle, the forewoman was to rea@i silk and spangles. Sixty-six years old dict. Seven years ago, after 50 years with the circus and on the stage. Rosa Mlaretta re- vy - gre : _ e you reached a verdict?” asked the tired and booked herself for a serene engagement as Grandia Rosie M. Gerber in a cot- Mage at 312 Pawnee street, Leavenworth. Kuyle tried to speak, but could ne Life in a cottage on a shady street was for so overcome with sorrow for thy . L sa Maretta an irksome exchange for the With a gesture de . fon she handed the verdict sheet tom 0. 2, Mrs. Rose A. Hopper, a stoyg™ of music, the plaudits of people. Mrs. Hopper read the verdict. ma Gerber she was not as happy as she had had convicted. Plife that she had known, the lights, the blare As Grand- find the defendant guilty of mae® been as queen of the air. She tried to be _ af Black said: nd up, Mildred. You've had a fai sentence you to a term of from f years in State Prison at hard labor. ildred Sage learned that women maya _ fut they never forgive. So Mildred® | arned that the suspicion respectable have for disreputable women is eter~§ —— en may falter and show mercy; but It was the contented. tried for seven years, but it’s no use. Life in a cottage is not for her. So its ‘tack to the big top and the flying trapeze ifor Rosa Maretta. She Started Early coming of Hutchings’ Great a . leadi h i World's Fair to East St. Louis 58 years ago Fh 2 bs Sate se ee comme e bso, ae 85, it bee eae ‘= YQ ey were leading the girl away she ¥ | ge cell i ei ok Mae FR ee ; ie aa: | alae a NX SMA. AN 9 the circus career of Rosa Marett ; eS ea 7 SOE TB eR Oe a Bias a a be oe a. he = atest in the demand that Mildred Sagege%e bad been born eight years before that ished, fainted, too. en a farm near California, Mo. Her parents HW SEI FRE SORE OE Eg NE ANN She still performs on the trapeze, claiming to be “as good as ever.” threw her stuff around, dragging her he would have his fling. At his farm tear ‘had moved to East St. Louis and her mother boarders. To Mrs. al Ranks in Ge : | ae boarding house went some of the Hutchings British Forces ® performers. been a good show town in those days, ’ in the dust and all that. and one Omaha during the past winter he assen:bled a two-ring cireus, to go on the road tn the Was keeping Maretta’s *riggin’ day, when she was cross, she told the boss she | i i } i : early summer and revive the glories of the was going to quit if they didn't stop throwheg .,,, " 5 ; ; ravior circus of the long ag’. fer stuff around. The boss was, ¢ross.t0Q,. Prank Pennert and his wife wer? to co with East St. Louis seems not to have for the Be that day, and he told her to go on and quit the shew. Bennett as manager of the sBide- if she wanted to. She asked him how two show and announcer in the big tent, — The if Bennetts :emembered Rosa Maretta.' They got in touck with her and ursed ‘er to conie - to the Post-Dispatch. ® performers were not able to pay Mrs. Maretta LONDON, King has decreed that hencefo army, navy and air forces shall have al ranking. Thus he has established ee branches of the Royal service on footing with the Marshal of the Royal ce taking rank with the Admiral of bt and the Field Marshal of the Army. ive ranks as now established follow: Navy. Army. Force. of the” Field-Marshal Marsha) of t@ General! Roya! Air Lieutenant- Force Genera] Air Chief Major-General Marshal (Colonel- Air Marshal Command- Air Vice ander ant) Marshal odore, (Colonel on Air Comme and 2d the Staff) dore nant- Colonel Group Captala mander Lieutenant. Wing- PS ae Me Mere ; Spy eee se $ x hant Colone] Commander § | 4; Oe nk a PE. ; : Se ee i. j — sei SA a ee ae ae cS a. ae ie ee help matters. ut. Major Squadron- Je Pe OS ume mee. | eae eas aS : ie joned Captain Leader er from Lieutenant Flight Lieut. trank 24 Lieutenant Flying Offl-_ Roya! Air cer (or Ob server Off cer) Pilot offi nissioned officers of the Royal Marine’ nk, at all times, according to senior h officers of the Army of the same all that they owed her. But that was all a Bright. It had something to do with giving weeks’ notice would do. ‘“‘Make it now, ‘ou want to,” he said. ‘Now it is,’’ she v a ) ' : back. No great urging was needed. She had ; ‘ > ‘ » | ee ° hy yh ** " " = shapped back, “I'm through. known that ever since her night at Abdallah She had been thinking, anyway, that it was Temple. The big top was calling her. Shea Se) She had outstayed the yearned for the sawdust. If Taylor wanted heft, all rig ht ws The Benng@@ told Taylor about her end he sent for’! and when the show opened tions of the profession. There was a cottase i, gmaha Roffa Maretta was there. Hers was on a shady street out here in Leavenworth the feature act of the show. which her mother had left to her. So goodby Remember how;they do when the feature act is on. It has the center of the arena. ‘Oe cs There are no acts in the rings. The clowns | Call ie the Circus quit their capers. Voices are hushed. There's ' | @ blast from the band and the queen of the ps ye ~~ gir igs there, making her bow, swinging aloft, The hardest thing a circus performér has palancing. leaping, a flash of silk and epan- to do is nothing when circus days are over. gles against the background of canvas. A That Rosa Maretta had put it off 20 years Prolonged blare from the band for her cul- minating feat, and then the applause that is sweet to the performer, eart. Made it harder, if anything. . Wanted for Vaudeyille time for her to quit. allotted 40 years by nearly 20 years. Per- Yj: j3, g 4 777g" WHO bzeps she long enough had flaunted the tradi- naa ai’ ta i ay je PES, | pp Di ae. PS ge, Ae od nei » WAS . Bey Beas ~ 7 tel af Pe hiny AS Coa ne hae aad ah PE ae EE OT 2 Ve ar ae 4’ V2 ae oi Pee to the big Leste forever. WALLA ue ti—Ci— a > PNK PRL € PEE E08 PEA nn 4 a a longer than most circus performers did not If she had been old in spirit or broken or dis- illusioned, it might have beeh different. She was nothing like that. She was still young, . Just to show that she was as much at for all her 59 years, strong a rigl fit as al- home on the back of a horse as on the tra- Ways, and life had not lost its zest. She peze and the swinging ladde re, she doubled sadly missed the lights and the musie and the as an equestrienne artist, riding a “manage” e 7 Se, Sige 7 Cregg fll 10, Ip 44 J set **ergh b a) he y So “he And the smell of the sawdust. And horse. After the*opening week in Omaha the show started on its tour of Nebraska, lowa ' s and Missouri, but there was doubt whether The amendments to the Kings ae Shag ee ee ee ee ete es RS (4 She might have stuck it out, living quiet- j¢ would be able to keep her. The vaudeville ane Admiralty instructions i » Ro — ot B. £8 "ae tol oy i oot x tl , ee : . EN ty here with her son, Edward, who for seven- managers were after her. According to their by this decision will be published '® Sa Maretta as she looked in 1910 when “ ‘Geota™ - Sts a BL ON te te ee a a gee eel years traveled with her as a circus work- astute reckonings a queen of the alr who rse. . was still a popular aerialist. ‘ Bs ee Ae +r. although he had never been a performer, could come back at the age of 66 was too tut last summer there was a local talent en- good for the circus tent. Negotiations have tertainment at Abdallah Temple and some- been opened for her to go out on a vaude- body went to see Widow Gerber and asked ville circuit. applause. ner friends, for the friendships of circus folk Ny bee ad eee” tN Y VE , 5 Fa or + ""eeg are strong. av Ge, ? |“ world a new queen of the air. One of the acrobats had taken a fancy to IN THEATER BOX Her famous chair-balancing stunt on a trapeze, which she performs near the rcot of the “big top. OOTS TRAITOR SHE LURED THERE TO KILL - ee ae ontinued from Preecding Page. he play progressed they gradual wes in it re wholly absorbed ited until Panitza was watching the - f the second scene. Then I dre¥ my nd killed him His wife got ip the i I kept on firing. jissed Panitza with the first sho’ mean to shoot Madame Panitza nF off. But | kept shooting to m:ke nitza was dead and they got ip 138 the bullets | ? No.l am not sorry. Panitza was an. an enemy of my country.” the people of Vienna are wonderings Il become of Mencia. Her trial has net, i iy lost : When the fifth act rate 1 thought maybd@) Mrs, Maretta’s little girls, Rosie, 8 years old, aM Millie, 10, and at the end of the season b ) ame back. Circus folk in those days did : Of adapt the ir acts for the theate rs. A long ¥) ihter *eag Was ahead. The acrobat wanted a . ‘0 stay. If Mrs. Maretta would give _ on bed and board he would train her | ~° Birls- for the circus. Mrs. Maretta had fone misgivings. Was he sure that he could Make real circus actors out of them? Oh, Fes, Without a doubt. She said all right then Dut she stilt iad, her doubts. Por two years, off and on. the training pro- P Ceeded and then Rosie, at the acrobat’s sug- . Bes Stion, changed her. name to Rosa and she €2d Miilic t; Bat rope performers, made their bow. A t first they “played parks,” with their Urpeze 8ct and oere “ght rope, ns » 88 the Maretta eisters, trapess and asionally Rosa walked a Stretched across a street, as a Ance Van Zandt and had a free attraction to give the public an inkling cf the wonders to be found at the park shows. ‘'wo years of that sort of thing and then, at 12 years of age, Rosa Maretta became a regular circus actor, she and her sister go- ing to California with the W. W. Cole shows. Their ‘names and pictures went on the bill- boards. It was not long until the Maretta Sisters were top-liners in the circus world. They could take their pick of the contracts that were offered them. They went from Cole to Jobh Robinson and they were star performers in most of the big shows of the period. Twenty years ago Millie, who had married show of her own, died, buf Rosa carried on. She adopted and trained a child who began doing a tumbling act at 8&8 years of age and became widely knewn as Little Edna, later under the name of Edna Vanderbilt, became the working part- ner of Rosa Maretta and continuing with her until her marriage at the age of 25, when she retired. Hy rights Rosa Maretta should have quit ‘ong before that, for it if a saying around the peenne. see that the dead line for acrobats is 40 years, after which, so say the wise ones, the best of them lose their steadiness and suppleness and have to quit. Defied the Dead Line It was a dictum which had not before been disputed, but there came a time when dissen- ut look at Rosa bsa Maretta, the ters had something to say. Maretta,” they challenged. Wise ones said, was simply the exception that proved the rule. “woman, that was didn’t mean anything fof anybody else. 40 you quit,” 40 or thereabouts the other acrobats quit, but Rosa Maretta kept on. On her next birthday she would be 60 and she was still Still one of the queens of the air. put her act 6@ver good. ejilk and spangles and makeup, with strength end steadiness and suppleness in her body, with no need guessing within 25 years of For fourteen years she had been with Selis & Gray Brothers for the summer tours, play- ing the theaters winters. Then she went with but verdict, good and going strong. Still able to Still good looking in tta was a wonder that “At and at unless she chose to tell her to be Rosa Maretta again, just for a night. No summons could have been more we! come. Out of the trunks came the silk and spangles. Out of the weodshed came the old trapeze. Posts were erected by ler son among the vines and fruit trees of the back yard. A few days’ training and she Was as fit as ever. The night came and she was Reea Maretta again and t'~ ‘ights and music ad plaudits of the people were as wine her. lp at On:aha Frank Try'or wn: eal! of the circus Ther» -* c.icus bas st!) Ta) lor ‘iood Many years 399 Frank Jar -t'c father was the owner of the F J. Tayivr Con solidated Shows. Ags bore Frank end his brother Bert and Fred Store, the romedian, rode horses In the parade Sand played at * ing circus actors. The F. J. Tayloc Conscll- dated Circus went out of «x.stence (0 years ago but young Frank Taylor never got over his love of the circps. ' earine the ye- Gentry Brothers, but she didn’t like the way Now, with wealth won as a grain en — Maybe the vaudeville offers will lure her away from the sawdust for a while, but it is safe to say that the circus will claim her again. Belikes when another spring comes, when the morning sun is bright and the breeze comes keen across the Kansas plain, Grandma Gerber will be back in her cottage, getting ready for next season with the circus. As she did this spring. when the call came, she wil! do the breakfast dishes and @m on the porch a little while, looking out into Paw- nee street, where the shadows are deep, anil then she will go inside and that will be the last sof Grandma Gerber for a while. For ‘rom another door will come Rosa Maretta, queen of the air, out for her morning exercise cf her flying trapeze, balancing and pos- ing and swinging, getting ready to balaace and Pate and swing in next summer's cir- cus, just as she did “way back, when the bic- gest show on earth came to town and pitehed ts tents on McPherson's lot between the rail- and the river. ~ r ——— sn A i

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COMBINED — ST ee - ST.L T-DISPATCH 4 Tl as MORE CITY Circulation sate ooo ~— — | Se ee ee ——— a Cee eee aa — ec ll lll LLL LN Beginning Mond _M. th oa Most $4 Choice of the House Sale of B Here is a gigantic merchandising feat that has never before been attempted in the furniture industry of St. Louis. We have divided | ; } i) our vast stock of Bedroom and Dining-Room Suites into four separate groups and the values offered in each group are truly remark- ae able. Prices on all Suites have been reduced to a new low mark to clear our floors of these Suites. The adie ~ “ preter eae an ole ee r - + TOS RS oe Sp iis eS eh MCT APR a, : me we" ERIE athe nerve “ ke Or en tee dre et + 9 - een = Pe. fee Mee ee Wy ote = ye ee egy Eh ° . 7 3 Ay ry “4 : ' $ & ; is ee ew OAD MM EA a OO pl LONG DAA ALE A REAR EH Ste IA ell PCM LER éyway 2S alah Mapa ot ni Stet edie re ead Seely Sk ager nek SRR RET PN est SR TAEP OAD BAe ANS EAE! SM a mS Neh ae ut yh Qi FS = = . ~~ ee we Ora wae ‘ee ee 0 Cer ; j ~ N 7:5 * C5 cee ee. © -* ss é “ hy : seat 'r\ ; Got he es res eae s: a “ Peer ie 2 wie se. TOES t , ‘ SSA th e Cai % BS a B ee “ oS “* Weights olan ab 6D A fe wr ett, Bid . he Taos . sb “ . . ad « F siren oy 4 na pipe penigtinst onagpine dey: Skea eA ee a. Boe tas a e 3 ae ; ge ee ar os Looe and a 7 ’ AU eee SS Sienna ee tS spn as ec nragant Se 0G rrr ~ case od PY oe 5 % aah Shs oes 3 Bs cae She al e i ih ene i Unity > = Ne i “i Rants ? -. / . i°n “ \ / 5 ,4 ; - x i hi i The Suites in this group are A cash payment of $20.00 de $ A cash payment of $10.00 de- a actual values up to $275. livers any Suite in this group to The Suites in this group are $ Priced for this sale at ......... your home. Balance monthly. actual values up to $400. Complete four-piece Bedroom Suites are offered in this group: Beautiful large-size dress- ers, full-length vanities, bow-end beds, wardrobes or chfforobes are included in every Suite. They are finished in the latest Huguenot walnut, American walnut and ivorv enamel. -Great savings can be made by selecting early Monday from this group. livers any Suite in this group Priced for this sale at ........ your home. Batance monthly. ~ Genuine French walnut Bedroom Suites are grouped at this low figure. The dressers! vanities have jewel boxes, mahogany bottom, dustproof drawers, bow-end. full-size beds The Suites in this group actual values up to $27 'Priccd for this sale at .. lee periods, Queen Anne, nut complete 9-piece Suit inets, open or closed mode chifforobes are included. The Suites have beautiful gold vein line embellishment, burl nut panels, pearl handles and steel castors throughout. © ” x : se As . x. one % > zee f ee =) a a r ez. : 3 “a "= 1 ae i ta ove “ A 5 = . ae | ro sie Se a 4. bol ? # % ry ea tod ae) - ~s a a! =: & 4 5" ys = e 5 Ps 9 b ms $ 4 Fa be | a & =! i . } oy - . eae fa a T/ - 4 > PA dee 7 i y eae : 3 4 3 4 ia , ip ts & pt €' x6 Yh ~* — pit as s i 3 . tx - Ss ul 9 2 oP % ae yi €s ia ” AM aed. " me 7 ta 4 oe ra , , ee eB: a \. A fee bk : : oe 2 4 4 $: > a x vi * ¢ 5 | = ; es 25 z . ¥, “3 4 - 4 & - ; od : § ee & 7 ar ES 4 rt ig =. 4 Ks. 3 aa be ts ve A; f * A a 4 - oo i a ene tr eee MEP ke SS ome nN S li lad cit wah 7 é: Wages ee ore te Bat aa ae Bts, one a host chair, are ine RE ech ee oe eh ee > Rie as Zs sane Ae omy ail FA SOKA Mist dey cr MR a: ME er Ree ec ea ae rs oh om y fot 9 4S owe iNteg inset oe ies aa * i ; . ; — . . ' ' a : ; : 4 ; it a ’ ° ; t ' ; ; .| " 7 s ?. é - : >? ; : : : = - : . > —ee, — —~—- - Ww ete ; * * «* -s a ; = “ ah ny — *° q ~ - , ‘ A a <a - - = ee _ = - ~ - ee a ern ie mee an A cash payment of $30.00 de- livers any sutte in this group to Priced for this saleat.....__ your home. Balance monthly. The Suites in this group are $ actual values up to $550. The Suites in this group are of the finest craftsmanshi » and are constructed of genuine picked woods. One of the feature Suites has the latest French vanity with stationarv mirrors on both the vanitv and dresser. Another feature Suite is in the latest Cafe-au-Lait finish and is decorated with cane panel It comprises bow-end bed with beautiful cane appointment. large rocker and bench to match. 7 —_ . " s + = sia , a oF , dresser, vanitv and chifforette and Dustproof drawers are embodied. The Suites mn this qroun are $ actual values up to $700. Priced for this sale at These Smntes are the last word in premier furniture designs of the Century. The latest satin room Suite Is in this group and includes the new vanity with standing mirror case and two & ~ A cash payment of $40.00 e hvers any Suite m this gre pt your home. Balance montng .. mod@s, bow-end and bowed head board bed, hanging mirror dresser, chifforette with high cabi and bench. Another feature Suite is in the beautiful Renaissance period and is beautifully ¢ and built of the finest genuine bur! walnut. ~—es 5 Pee on eee P ee ee ed en —_ me Woode oe * eee he Suites in this group nced for this sale at .. ted he .

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id - anette er D The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 97.000 MORE CITY C ST LOUIS POST. nIsP ae an a ——— ~ - eee ee Seen - —_ os 3 a eee ee ” jonal Merchandising Event Ever Attempted. a June brides and other homemakers wil] surely want to save 10 to 40% on the Suites that are offered in this sale. Be sure to attend this sale early as the selections are limited, some groups havin ites j 4 g only one or two Suites innumber. Convenie rm be ar- ranged on all purchases. A smal] cash payment, balance in easy weekly or monthly payments, delivers a hy mee: tom By U\ HOUSE F —, ee So Seen f= ’ ‘ = 2m i} 4 rT) WF FF? Ld 7d ba “ép eR RReee BRERA DAVES SELLERS BUNS panne wee — = i - r the : . — _— : ~ ~ = 2 4 eS 2s = : - - = - ee ee BE mpi ~ 7, ‘ a ee 2 2 ae pp f{ } ‘i ; a (! . Wer 1 - ‘ ith 1 i HM ny: Nf tf , r] $ cpt ate y Suite in this group to . ata ; Se Palonce sisdethder aPriccd for this sale at your home. Balance monthly. Priced for this sale at ........ your home. Balance monthly. Bayment of $20.00 de- The Suites in this group are A cash payment of $10.00 de- The Suites 1n this group are $ A cash payment of $20.00 de- actual values up to $275. livers any Suite in this group to . actual values up to $400. livers any Suite in this group to figure. The dressers affMee periods, Queen Anne, Tudor and Louis XVI, are featured in these beautiful American Here is a group of the newest genuine French walnut Dining Suites consisting of 10 beauti- ow-end. full-size beds angen ut complete d-plece Suites. Buffets with mahogany interiors and silver tTavs, china ful pieces. Large buffets are featured with interiors of mahogany and ryorgeous oblong ex- ne embellishment, burl waltteis, open or closed models, oblong extension tables and chairs with leather or tapestry tension tables, spacious china cabinets, serving tables, chairs and armchair with padded seats §, one a host chair, are included in this remarkably low priced group. 3 covered with excellent tapestry. Antique hardware and two-tone decorations are features. a AY OS, FVSCOHOCOOCIE EGS2SGGOCOCEOSSOC OCS oreae y~X: a CE CORSO COR HeDETRPOSE HOES OO EPeeeErEtE Set FET! a oe ees —- —_——_ aaa ~~ ee ee ee eee - st, LA wy (f4 pf PY ig. il} Hoes Hy . i SSS ij : - oS PAA? nag ~ iit } . ie A APE, 4 ” “" Ld | Hit mI SALE AWE | ee piso hy MAME ‘ a Sa sscscecste, cose “lowe v0.0 vv bio 1% ARERR el: a tt, eeeeee: 3. eee y "TOs fit Mt aL I" | San Wy . trae Hy ay / > ¢ ih ~éA y; , ee ee — A Tt Retest Peer eanentient Priced for this sale at ........ your home. Balance monthly. yme. Balance monthly. Priced §, this sale nt your home. Balance monthly. ary. The latest satinwood Bed Values illustrated here are fit examples of the cabinet work involved in the making of these The Suites in this group are the finest obtainable. They are constructed by the nation’s foremost fur- urror case and two high CORB te. Fashioned in the Sia XIV and Louis XV_ periods thev are built massive and durable niture makers, of the woods and designs best suited to people of the most exacting taste. They have orette with high cabinet. cha@pf the finest woods obtain bl ‘The newest French walnut finish is embodied. They are all comt- agpitique silver hardware, hand-carved decorations, burl walnut panels, mahogany dustproof cases, eight- d and is beautifully decorate lW-niece suit a. with sciaieoe vier hand carved decorations and mohair upholstery on the backs foot extension tables, chairs with upholstered seats and backs of mohair or tapestry. The Suites are ats : _ area Say " somesnattatapan’ —— eXceedingly beautiful and are priced iy this group at a sincere saving. 4 payment of $40.00 de- @ Testo ty then | $ A tash vayment of $30.00 de- The Suites in this group are $ A cash payment of $40.00 de- by Suite in this group to | tual lieliee atabar age livers at bs Suite in this group to actual values up to $700. | (vers any Sute in this group to A me Cr am ee mea A AAT AIO ~ SD ee RIM Rh ERR nem ARN RIN RRR co UN ae ne OE eR ghee RN Ae Pt ON aN Te gs ~ . MON

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5 a » - ‘Kr SUNDA “ a ehe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED IUNE 14 he ea Le = , jy’ N 14. 19325 we we 5 31. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ete ee | Replace Books Lost in Earthquake. Will | LONDON, June 13.—Under the HOLDFAST TEETH Pel cate of Lord Balforr, | MAP (t \ . : 4 , 'W le what we cal!) our plate with the soft ei oe ge iagels rtment * MONKEYS AND a rubber seetien—tereo ie often recuired learned men in every departmen* . an f ] ho bh ee ee ew’ se ¢ literature and science are meet- | | &€§ or people WhO Lave trouble wearing teeth. Let us show you . ae 7 road pre: | Rooflese plates if yrour mouth is in preper shape Thirty in in yndon to choose tens of | . | years experience in fitting difficult mouths. Free consu/tation. ,™ ‘housands of British books to re- | mee Se - Suniay 6-00.10 om : tana thoes deatroyed in the Uni-! oo” Dr. Otis Trotter, Specialist Artificial Teeth place those destroyed in | ell ie a eae Bet ‘ 7 : 414% N. 7th. ween Lochet and St. Charlies. One bieck frem high prices | ..rcity of Tokio during the ik earthquake. ‘Each Inch of Country and) Every House Will Be Whereby you can trade in your cid furniture, rugs, hesMpinc- Teo lemurs. Tom Shown. ers and ranges for new furniture. All goods Me madagascar Among Recent THE THING THAT MAKES plain figures. Usual credit terms arranged. Phonnal | Arrivals Here vew sone, zune 1—tse «= || MATIONS PROGRESS AND 566 to have our appraiser call. Free gifts with all pall . pos peeee Ot ON chases—Dinner Sets, Electric Irons, Toasters, 2¢€ , pumber of new simians and bill by Congress enables the Gov-' BETTER HOMES POSSIBLE “ : epee other specimens ernment to carry to completion the Silver-plated Ware and other valuable articles. Me pirts. 2° 80 aed porter: aA tnmer “ : largest and most comprehensive | yalike any sh an in of the United States—a great : ae Se ee et ee Make your home so attractive that ipa ogg ey ee motn r nAaDp Liz x 4a pres st. = . r dé . | | . friends will admire it and enjoy every me ake Fores ‘ ch minute they are there. og days. .Hrief face Sh folio A ghur bless DEALERS i $Biuy 0! Adyssin's : . cla USED ; this species are on exhibition in I FURNITURE ¢ Snited States He has unusually Biong anc neautiful silky hair, his) an by; r ; tTz7 yay P ‘ar WhoMor ' n ts . -_— ; oo ere. wee ee ee . | i . Mihead. body and legs being jet, than an acre of ground. So com- . ae | | YS Ae a an either side of his , “a . ad | a ' lack while L @btsses | plete in every detail will it be, says) . ST eaten te white hair ’ | 7 ' . ‘ : : . 4 Sed t ’ Ls cr rit @ ee oa wt uae , owt Aryan * in ik OEE AP akee oe — “to Loy ian NO TRA when completed, 29 y@ars from them r : ; j . + 4 ann’ - ~ { | ' ; now. an accurate top ygraphical | \ ir j ‘ , 9 " ~— i . od ‘ / ‘ j survey of every square inch of the) ' ’ 4 ; : 7 ee per | i , | = eet Psa —— mm v ‘. . ' ‘ 7 } , . , } ’ Sx ow pZ + ' " ; nded ‘(,uereza, or ‘ast territory that comprises the —_ ewhite-band Mr eth monkey. from the vicin- ati al United States. This great map—the largest in the world—will not be in one piece, but will be composed of 6000 sec- " pw, ——e i es a oa a a ae eg EO Ea 2 a ae ad ee ee r 2 ae : Bi . - ate? S o , . + . ee mee wer Dede oem Shas Piano Ve oy ee Ah. , , a Ded " ral Mire ar 1h ome; ae ; 4, ear, ? po . ve Pe eae EP OE Lh ee ee eer - ; pe ee Vi hd nae BS Ee 5 he leit’ 8 i yo * pe . i ‘ (oad eer Ce Se aX, Dae el CRI ee At ope pamipte ag _anty two others of aaa eee hh bh Dh ee’ Ts j = oF = : . " ed - Poeerempery Suite con: “8 ! able, host chair and five . * adie — + ; ’ , , . . ; ~ -_ = sisting of a large davenpor a hairs... Come 7 > walnut to : : ‘ . f : t i , ‘ s for™ : the country will be able to find | & mas Ma ¢ , i tall ends in a white tuft This spe- | on the proper sheet the exact loca- | AN beh af | at tie é, ‘ , . a eies is peculiarly able to withstand | tion of his house Delicate con-| ; , ‘a . extremes of heat and cold ur lines will draw the “ture of a a - : a} > . ae me ‘ : 4 our lin ill draw the pictu: fj ! | —— , =e uf ett. | =—— Ping-Tailed Lomurs the country’s hills and valleys, | Ar oN P , a Bi 8 | ——— i Pair of ring-tatied lemurs ‘rom | . are gentie with large a . » De eae " erations MR Se oes a ‘ “ " ronat? Pies ad Ty “> a ‘Stee pg >) af 4 Pan oy a hy AE Ray a 4 4- , +r and armehair to match 5 ° rv udor pemod. There a 9x12 beautiful room-size , . “See a. to «a 2 there is also a Yxl2 room- yt Ogt ar vie ame * a Per ate tea ie ah * ot eee eee Shae RC aL en ae TP EEE Ts, piains and mountain ranges, eabinet stvle gas range, a finish gold line tracery; in ££. oo — “= \ eautiful grav enamele: a dresser, a Tuli-si2) e oe c. # hrealfast set consisting of bow-end bed and a semi- > ~ » . »° > ¢* . > f - . we believe are tmpossible to ea ale pe r ~ are a Three pairs of rulturine guinea | new home or refurnishing an old one. you can do it here and ge etn from East Africa—they o > 1 qualit or less money! | tyle amd q yf d ce their origin to the same | 50-Piece JUNE BRIDES, SEE THIS 3-ROOM lies agg ls 8 Paw sineas. but they are striking inj Gold Band $ jor i om A number of tortoises turties | Dinner Set E > . 4 terrapins, weighing from 3 to) 90 pounds each. have’ been ac-| With Outfit TERMS, $15.00 PER MONTH Tiiuirea. When their quarters are rs pleted they will inhabit the in of iakes adjoining (he sea } AY kine Surveyor i eq ilpmen? 4 . pool 5 ae August A. Busch has giver the We Offer 300 a fire specimen of the Eur Celebrated Ho-Maid 2-01. Ice Gream Freezers Made of galva- nized iron; freez- es the cream in- stantly; $1.25 value. While stock lasts, on sale at is. ° : Here is an elegant 4-piere wa'not-fin- 7 ‘ ex Be 3 ed - . se . ‘ and Jefferson Rarracks wi! ished Bedroem Suite. consixting of bed. represented will take ; wy drewer,. chifferebe and ,anity. This saite Terms Arranged netiner’s Terms Arranged on Any Purchase. tee Sy at must be seen on Any Purchase. y ase \. today under Masonic aus , fi ii | : ; $ ny sopreciated & 75 micés at Scottish Rite Tem nie = me. ~T a . Fasily worth s Lindell hen? Sn eh ? = a, ‘ ! $185. Om sale —_—— andadeil boulevard 7: = n ~ oe Meaday at = Northwest Cor. Washington Av. at Ninth St. ' se recital will open the ¥s =z. #} at Rey (et) PrTTIIT illite llr sxercises. ExJ. Spencer will pre- : ) . SI) al Terms, $7 Per Month v= YP Orr t*a* rormer State Attorneyv-Gen- eral Jes Sg, eensas ine Bans pe: At — = >; «ees . sse W. Barrett will speak on a . ie tS ae Add an ‘extra bedroom’ with this “Our Country - The ’ ® “ay Socal S600 yecsions auditorium } a 24 : a ne IS Pn SF ; _ on az | i, 1? ere 3 ORPHAN SOCIETY TO OBSERVE wont wee oases Ihree-PieceBed | ___DIAMOND JUBILEE TODAY tO te Davenport Suite rerman St. Vincent's Program In. > e ——— ones SE = = = a 2 ss SPeH =. - . eo : > Se We offer a cenaine Kroehier Davenpert Bed ludes High Mass Under s 3 oe : = ge - SF hg J) PEE: _— pace a saite. ceverei in cemuime Baker cat velour Tent on (,; rounds. 3 as 4 ees Fae ee cee S. ees e-e S Vill Be an ornament to the living roem hy . ; Se =e fe : = : — een aed day and a comfort WS ee nd Jubilee of th eo: ae. 2 - cS aie able Bed by nicht $ 75 "te nan . ‘nce: ; iin = een “SE “4 Pre Disc See Thix is positively ao s - 2 \S\ — apes ee ny r , | $200 valur ‘im sale . Y — : vuserved today a th _ while stork laste at Ni ga . : r * Upon the churches and Sun- | => Terms, $8 Per Month . e | . ae, A dia ~* , tion will fro an el — ¥ schools to emphasize on t Don’t be afraid of living. 3 ‘ \ ‘4 i ee ee res , ae pera Sunday in June the funda- | | Lucas and , eo’ | . . . . - = 7 =" ists hax e been busy : / ’ Lord Mayor Give nt — = 3 7% »7 ’ oa i" {71 oSs0on th ree. : ’ : = , coum aan ‘ A had $e Sea nlesdoe 2 ‘l spring and " 4 Sopa : At Inciudes a col Spring ani — | = sensanare oT retricgerafor “ ; ‘ - os ati a4 & be a4 a in io a , ‘de. a £1 5iUA , , ‘ . ‘ 7+) —- : . =—-- : ; a good mattress. and “%xi2 i ‘te enameled room-size Tug | Living Room, Bedroom, Kitchen, $350 | | Bedroom, Dining Room, Kitchen, $350 207 OFF nize stor Reed and Fiber Furniture Thi P, ne aerial photograr A History in Itself. ne survey wil] he itself Every line o reveal much Lentrrrre fae ++ > * ~ + ~ st Ct OH nerves ay us 14 et ee Ry rat one Ae SIAR 1-8 ARTE T® . “_ ner ~ - 5 Ae wr " > a eet Behe, ‘an a ee nes = om § ~ . « “ * ‘ 7 . Z 5 . . ‘ wagk gs weet: Fes ten! eee . i) ees ae FL ee ee eave ry onal ". / Venu iY al) Sete pte pom Wen . M > oe ae! 4 cart Le Re ees y ee se A sak opiat aS Cet Ayes ge tele fay ‘ Cen Bae nes sett psa WN or ae iv ¢ ee BY 5 ee AR tp OE aad oo ts a ah ’ 2, é Yee Se TE A RR SPE oe: ; He ree ei, SS ea NY eile tie é abel > ’ ‘ J , 7? ie - - - ’ . ’ 7” e : re Lp. Se Bde = - ees aceon be * By) ved“ inp ue were ri way i = ] . - ‘\ ke anern . a © *,* —) Bed Outfit BUCK’S $2.00 Down Combination —Y Gas Range and Kitchen Heater _. SS SL LD DL Le LD LD DS DD DD DS 4 gpareeeryg tes e : 4rd 1 es é aa ike - " > 2 s _ 4 “ souaae 5 : 9% % tor P y , - , " “ * 7 > ia o- mer - ey ee ee ty ae » Res ee tO ES Re ges e es v ae ae on ‘ 5 ; par ee ogee ma - > i ; OE ep inteutcitlet et apiece ee eT ee a ee 2 ee AAP Sand STO SE eam > RD 3 a 3 Ved aie! ay ‘ 5 Son - . 7 : . eb LPAI Se I OR, Fe 3 P ote Pr hai sg dee - . a = ee : ats A coe and : geet , - : = : . 4 ee 4 Ri ae. te an ig tee a ee ee ae? Pe Sr eee F Pt Re Ae * Pr he * et We eee ¥ lade = y ABS.) BN MORON, SOG" Sa ee, eb Tease A ib 30: D>, Se es ty ee ee : nf > Wraieabe eg lh ’ Ce IRE Se Ee We ug aoe | Ss , 1 : - ened i 4 bade butte 2 ites ine Li aakcrdilnd ‘Ninh OE, hetwinewer& - - me i 0 RI het POEM wows eee . - ‘ 6 4 eo : . 2 — P ies - ¥ 4 ‘ 7 2 2 - 7 rer anm th 2 4 2 as 4s Sire! gz ai and -nst the forces of nature abe y Rea % wt ta 3 7 ¥ “*~ the ; 2 9 4: t ee * = $i vee Ges —. 3 De ‘_ E Te > Fs i & * t ELEBRATE 700 ANNIVERSARY OF SIGNING OF MAGNA CHARTA le of Arkansas to Observe Political Rights to Fn- gtiah. the Ava ated Pree | LITTLE ROCK. June 13.—Seven mdred vears ago Morday the ter of Itberty of English-epeek- peories was signed by King | ) | “+ Pameeehn of England. when he fixed his SS im ature to the Magna Charta or c és at charter. On Monday. by proc- . b \ | FOUR-PIECE BEDROOM SUITEp 7 nsec Saeet Arkansas are called upon to cele- | aumPrate this event The Governor. malls upon the churches and Sun- | y schools of the State to take! bhizance of the event : Gov. Terral. tn his proclamation, ye “Whereas. the Magna Charta ts- foundation of the lberties | ich we enjoy and fit is the com- | meeting potnt for every citizen | every race and creed in the sev- mations ‘the United States. Great mTttain ard Ireland. Newfound- Full tie of bh med “anrada. South Africa. Austra- ed — - MR and New Zealand) whe believe. inc « special — mw civt! and religious liberty, free- ter for =) | of the oress and of speech aie a “Now. therefore. 1. Tom J. Ter- See ‘ Gevernor of the State of Ar- ed White Preat_Peree * do hereby urge the people aters: 87° * ‘S Arkarsas to observe Magna . vaire Bi : . Terms 84 Per 3 's ta day on June 15. 1925. and “A - 5 west 4 > § aia Z ty De ev et ‘ 4 en, ‘SS cesignated on the —— y saeS Seaetiae wel aa te jg Gate Noy oe 4 ’ " uF ’ 7 . Marked te fy ” +! i roar iad. Rey ie SS ee A 08 Eb oa, ge REM BP HF 9 SE ARO Oe Ot pert = AR * seth _@gion Ware of the Y"nitsa “= ¢-h 4 ’ - =, ; anda the World War. Snanich ran Ww ‘ ; 2. Na . ='ates -Amer. * *4e ’ — > - - ar Veterans Nationa oo . _ rFud ‘ . i. @servye and * hk «= = a i T7rT,ft..sT,.T'erTrvw,!.TTTtT,.7TweeewewreeeeewerrfeewerefeT-..". ".. ™ _- SS LDA SD SD SL DL DL LL LL LL LD A RAD A DDD A | Easy Payments. Easy Payments. at * . hb bb bb bh bb > dD» Dd be bb be ~s “~e j r *. + } ‘ ‘ ‘ mead . ‘ " ‘ “ « .* e - - - a - 4 o * - a * os 4 . : ‘ " o 7” @ . _- ! . ° r _Te7,rT,enwwt}TsT"'''s'',''' Xx, =x, , =x, '* "7" _-. ee, DL RRL LL RAL DD DD A LD DD DDD DD em lr > i a «, td tet tt Dt Dp pt pp el o%. Bee “s a oe ilk : a 1 , +» . = “— y \\ | al wea ITs ; : :7 ; j snhooeG 2a. “qe | if | part of the crowd - . ‘ gray or faded hair to | | away befc e first « a . « a . j ~* — -__ . 2 c 4 | ati + ; . re . - . | t a; io . ran i [ousan ts iingered : color, leaving it glossy, soft and lustrou ) | | ibe, tala a ce ts | ‘ : ing > th Var 4 ae 4 ° $1 10 | sounds of the distant saxophone | oe rice, . : ironing away in fox-trotr tem po a , ai eum an oorcovering Depa = | ; . s * - el i -_ “5 . No trouble at al ee Se - a fry minutes j : | %0n on the part of the Lord May- p peetate mt Your room is Ti ugh , rho d@tsr rd t - E "ery bottle ~ >] 7 Ww) th the WeItlive gia»: 8 JUL. who disregarded the precedent Vv . : . {a > | ‘ | } sta} ‘ iia ; 4 ; 7s . fis , # PnANnnat Pn } s¢ the slightest “ae prescribes heavy dark clothes ’ harm or annovance to hair or sealp | ry hair hae pret : : q | Ay 2 Cay, hla ey + CR gee.” ' for those whe provide the popular j ia > 4% 1s Ppu.ar ; 4 : irnerd tH if , pf WR S “ ~ ae ar “% x “hae ~ - y a es 4 ei is “pee Mat Ce an +m ~ rt pr, “a ie - Pay Tat. ube i e Baas a Ss - le ae < ee PSK KE eK ONE Vey Se

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SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1995 SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1925 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — TEOUR — JIVWONKEYS AND PLAN _ | ils ADDED 10200 eld furniture, rugs, heag. [ping Tailed = Lemurs From} >. All goods marked in fe Madagascar Among Recent , $ arranged. Phone Olive & Arrivals Here. Free gifts with all pur. # - | rons, Toasters, 26-Piece F 4 pumber of new simians and | luable articles. “ pirds. and some other specimens, | yalike 80S shown phave Deen added to : Forest Park Zoo in the last | there before, the collection tractive that J enjoy every at the days. follow: 4 qhumbless, Mo of Abyssinia—only two others of this species are on exhibition in the United States. He has unusually Jong and peautiful silky hair, his head, body and legs being jet ack while on either side of his beck arises a line of white hair, ® which falls down below the flanks, Mforming a-sort of mantle. His long ‘tall! ends in a white tuft. This spe- sies is peculiarly able to withstand m=tremes of heat and cold. Qing-Tailed Lomurs. Pair of ring-tailed lemurs from Madacascar—these are gentile, ¢ endiy little things, with large eves and long muzzies and tails. ke owls, they like to sleep by day . nd frolic by night. The lemur is, » monkey-like animal of the low- group of primates. | Pair of white-throated guenons, ghowy, active monkeys from Africa. A gray-cheeked mangabey, an- other sort of monkey from the Congo Free State. Pair of young rheas, or South merican ostriches—these birds ok like their African prototypes, their feathers are worth little mmercially. They have three s to the foot, unlike the regu- | two-toed ostrich. They are the | on Something New fairest rheas imported into thiscoun- | NO TRADE in FURNITURE SOLD AT OuR MAIN STORE ALL SOLD To DEALERS IN USED Brief facts about them white-banded (Guereza, or nkey, from the vicin- 999090 00000004, -. wry TU y for years. Bateleur Eagles. | ahaa eee oh bbb do ooo en oe Two bateleur eagles, more na- | ves of Africa, handsomely colored rds. Three pairs of vulturine guinea wis, from East Africa—they ce their origin to the same THIS 3-ROOM group whence sprang domestic Beeuineas, but they are striking in A number of tortoises, turtles y | ad terrapins, weighing from 3 to 90 pounds each, have* been = ac- ER MONTH wired. When their quarters are se haan hnnannnnnnnn se’ mpleted they will inhabit the Main of lakes adjoining the mn pool August A. Busch has given p a fine specimen of the Euro- | an wild boar. BSLEBRATE 700 ANNIVERSARY | OF SIGNING OF MAGNA CHARTA Pec le of Arkansas to Observe Political Rights to En- glish. the Aseociated Press LITTLE ROCK, June 13.—Seven wndred years ago Monday the, arter of liberty of English-speak- . 7 met peoples was signed by King) j ~, dhn of England, when he fixed his | ature to the Magna Charta or | fits, we are offering values which ! Whether you are furnishing a you can do it here and get greater | : ¢ t i t charter. On Monday, by proc- | EDRO emation of Gov. Terral, the people | Arkansas are called upon to cele- | PYLE te this event. The Governor | is upon the churches and Sun- | y schools of the State to take | hizance of the event. (Gov. Terral, in his proclamation, | e wa'nut-fin- isting of bel. tye: This Suite *&> bd errr ee ee ee eee ee eee et D -"Whereas, the Magna Charta is foundation of the liberties. Mich we enjoy and it is the com- | mmeeting point for every citizen Bevery race and creed in the sev- | Bnations (the United States, Great | in and Ireland, Newfound-| i. Canada, South Africa, Austra- and New Zealand) who believe civil and religious liberty, free- of the press and of speech | Now, therefore, 1. Tom J. Ter- . Governor of the State of Ar- | ) 8, do hereby urge the people | mB Arkansas to observe Magna | wetia day on June 15, 1925, and | = Upon the churches and Sun- | ™ schools to emphasize on the a Sunday in June the funda- ‘al unity of purpose and feel- | of this widespread race, whose . pect for the future of the world democracy is now greater than before ."’ ISPLAYMEN'S | __ TO OPEN HERE TOMORROW | 1500 Delecates Expected— Other Countries to be Rep- 4 resented. About 1500 delegates. represent- B the Profession of display adver-' ® and Inerchandising, are ex- *f be in attendance at the. ty ehth annua! convertion of iG-ROOM SUITE | eye ttonal Association of which will open a feng ge 75 ia. SAY teaaion at Hotel Chase to- | Bm are . fee... Representatives will come | a ———— A country, and from ‘ ap Cuba, Mexico. Hawail, * and England. — first floor of the hotel . eae for exhibits, pe Include window dis- aoe arrancements, dem- | ; — by Hving models apd : ro and devices perfected | i; ys n merchandising There | | part nt | nore competitive displays | mM ; “ion with the program | dala and prizes will he/| ding the winners. | cas sveation Will be called to | ‘30 a.m. by President | i “ameron, afer which ad- : . Maem Will be made by ae *r and Thomas W’. Gar- a 4 President of the Asso- , netailers Sessions will be morning and afternoon ’ with this >Bed Suite Davenport Bed er cut velour. iving room hy 4444444444444 466 & Full lime of Kefrigera- tors beth top and side- icers We are = fexrtur- ing a special Hefricers- tor for > 5 Monda. at 14.7 £? Cash: $2 Menthty Special sale of celebrat ed White Prost Petrice: ators: 870 5 00 vahre 63. Terms $4 Per Month _7TwTTrpj.Ff"T.. __s.TerewrryYrrrr”,T,jT,Tf"'gT;—'''"T 777 7. 77 7.) li i i i i i i i ee ee ee bbe~A44& 44444 4 hee. ee - + Ty GRE. ET akg RCRD eng pins yr , ene eo Worth of merchan- a be featured md among the Fre e:!GOLDMAN BRO With Every - Refrigerator 1102-1108 + A Seven-Piece Crystal Cut Glass Water Set and a Blue Bird Dinner Set Shtedecioccdabdediithade $1 Down Buys Your 0 Pilate The Wonderful Sanitary Specia) Leaders here shown are white enameled = P Three Articles in One—Dresser, Chifforobe and Writing Desk Most beautifyl ever placed on sale. Big and roomy—extra wide clothes closet, hathbox, writ- ing desk, roomy drawers. Attend our great sale of Chifforobes on special sale... $1 Down Lino Sale We quote a special price on this heavy Pro- ~ Lino. We show over 100 pat- terns., 8p ecial price per square yard for this ( ~~ ee & 44.44 4 4 4 4 6 4 6 46 44 _~TwrwrryryyTrwrrTrewte.T! a iin i i ib ip ip ip hp in np i nein ini nh bbs 7rTwrVwrVVVeYeeeeee eS 4044644444444 6464 Goldman Bros. Weekly Special Large Size (12-qt.). Preserving Kettle Made of heavy quality aluminum. Just what you need now. Sells regularly for $1.25; on special sale for only No Phone, C. O. D. or Mail Orders §9c Accepted + - » - DD DD DD De DD ee De Nil I | 4 ’ " > a at “a. “er ‘itau Ar ew tu \8te ‘ ee ei’ ty ——— ‘ oe - ter@ras, THOREND is, 4 “ Sites JOA lla tT!” - ; ‘mere tes * be itu beh 4 AK ’ ‘vevee roe FE PELE ORG wee > Ss - © . oe tS la we | # All Metal Spring—Beautiful Simm ons Bed—Comfortable Mattresses The Bed is one of Simmons’ most popular patterns—substantially well designed and in the latest walnut finish. A Bed that adds to the 15 appearance of any room. A fine spring and comfortable mattress are aoe included in this special price of Sanitary Drop-Side Couch With Pad Just what you want for the sleeping porch or unexpect- ed guest—the sides drop down making a couch for day use. A full-size bed at night. Strong construction. Complete with good pad for . $1 Down Buys It Handsome 4-Piece Bedroom Suite Here Is a Bedroom Suite of Four Large, Handsome Pieces At Much Less Than You Expected to Pay This Suite is beautifully finished, made of fine material, ex- cellent workmanship and design. Note the large vanity with triple mirrors, roomy chifforobe, large dresser and how-end bed. We urge you to take advantage of this bargain Connie Kroehler 3-Piece Suite Fach one of these Suites more beautiful than the other. If over you had the opportunity of a lifetime to buy a beautiful, massive Suite, as here shown, this is your chance. Ties Buys Suites come in rich coverings. See our special 3-pieoe Suite It 4 for : 4 Can Be dad With Davenport Containing Bed at Small Addational Cost +. - e er aod - Free! ©A Blue Bird Dinner Set WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF Over— Ya $ | Cash * _ Credit an Blue Bird 7 Dinner Set Just buy $10 worth of Yyf Y Dj : goods or over*and the Yy f Blue. Bird Dinner Set t; iscoan will be delivered with Yj | yj If you settle your purchase. ¥ Yj your account y, in 30, 60 or WE SELL Y Yj 90 days’ time Ukulele Ike a Y Y —the same as (Cliff Edwards) if ole = Records Y YY purchase. All the Biggest Hits Y These Special Y7 r. OF ST.LOUIS . yj Values i Pay Us a Visit Poeee «Will Be “We sell for cash or on . on Sale easy payments. We pay f the freight to your town. ee $> eet a widen ae ars ie , td, . ae : oe w* ¥ cate pull Sy RO NY a OBE EGET 5 SEP IR IE AE” a ES A Sg TIED mPa toy one ORNS Mote : : gppet-s i, d ae pi iP : ist hb line ai nis se il bee aye. pee ee fy (Reet aS Cae veo eee ; EM eS, cs Bes PORE Ca ae eee on te Fah ae ee UN a, ¥ vi ‘ ; “4 , —— ™ pe ere eh HE) yer~s ty es 7 ae Phe i ae SU ‘ aye : , iS s Pog ze Ais - PR - ah x sha id ae ? * ere - a iret x “ i de ¥ Pe ORE Ow ‘

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LW pdt ore, , Ae yt geen ee a -Tt es a ee ied 2 a " e » ~ ~ “ Vig orth eS « p> § WEE Re : ‘ yy. f ie PS SAga ~ & NEO ee ae —_ ~. ~ 5 . 4, s * retest Abaeaie MA econ ne pean Aosta pean See. tail taki te att. eek cians tetas a eae ale tate Loy 15 he x hn eae a tye “4 yt eS Ra vy r sha Pa 3 Pete as ‘ 4 WR 7 : bat . 3 : Be oe oe C+ rs " Se re SSR ae . sh ES i I. tp Tat {G04 Rasc ee ey Re ee a Rt Sais ESE OE oR) ge Se : eo ae ag Fae a Pa er . i t fia = - ot dale oa - 4 fa = a 4! ¥ ‘ fg Ft gay 4 4 ee a ee. Sate v" .- 7 ar ©. Ke Bee! As. Sf Se eer Ls sg: ale 4 ee ‘e . ee de Sg mtn » ARR whet o* . 3 yb. pes woe 1 hacledey PRE ee hy +t 4 ; 5 tee oe it ay @ & : OM ee ta 7 _ foxy R ~ RD Re ae an eee o we ry ¥ - . . . ‘ ; me “ 5 Nae Ct Bhenvk . ne . 43 g . : soit ; raat ™ . 7 _ a ee ssn boty ’ he a Ly 47 “ ” ine et. a pt : 7 7 1s sls” \ Ps ae " See ta Be *. ee eT MM i: Sas . an se Os a pS . Seth a? apphiey ae ahr neh OWA Tig The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other SO EIT a I a LTE TE oe ar aN (Ni ia hs eine dS ‘or ta ee, .3 TSS Nae , ‘ i A A 7 oe , et ‘: . evening newspaper COMBINED _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ie “MAY, STERN Go CO. | ® 4 Suggestion Seete se? t vrtd to June Brides! (CHOOSING fur- nishings for the : new home is really ETI 9: an easy problem to : RNY Y solve—provided you Tra: § WAY VE come to Ma y, Stern 1S ee, 99OO9900000000048 lA TH lallaliaie.. bea a) Ft a Pee atat ga, Wad gl ed a 11 dt Pad bed Ha ey) ‘es *s Pete eene "ORM bade, (Ea) it egne ge pireew eteetee aeeblbbapes rtibws peeer ‘ ° teeter fete tree (Phogy! *ldaaee ‘tear =% +. - " AFL LELT| “Wisin LETT TITY (A - ee hee - CA i & Co. to make your selection. Here you will find eight im- mense floors just chock full of sug- . LE ge SOY, gestions in home ERR furnishings. This Rite wide variety of as- sortments allows for a choice selection, * a ta : Ustrated of four ?a i? iff bie an actual $212 5 & Cs at Terms, $8.00 a Month haba bbb bbb bbb bbbbhabhbhananniiinit’ pa aaa aaa ea bb bbbbbbababbbbananabbabda! These $75.00 3-Piece Fiber Suites to Sell This Week at Savings of More Than 25‘-. HE May-Stern syndicated stores bought 850 of these charming Suites, enabling ug to offer them at savin three pieces are exceptionally large and roomy, affording luxurious comfort. They are very well constructed, have removable automobile seats covered with good wearing cretonne in colors to match the finish of the frame. You have the choice of four finishes—Frosted Brown, Black and Gold, New Fawn and Bronze. It would be well to come early for choice selection because these Suites are worth $75.00, and at May Stern’s price of $52.50, terms $4.00 a month. they will sell very fast. Walnut-Finish Dining-Room Suite $3.00 $3 95 $3.00 Cash ——= aMonth IVE handsome pieces of dining-room furniture for only $38.95. Consists of oblong extension table and four handsome “chairs to match—all in the most popular nut brown finish. Table has 42x54-inch top. The chairs are upholstered in finest quality muleskin leather. A real $56 value. Priced special for this week by May, Stern & Co. at $38.95. $3.00 cash—$3.00 a month. gs of more than 2s5°-. All BOOO8088 8888888 let us explain our plan. % i hi, i i completely furnisRed with beautiful and charm. ing furniture by simply paying a small amount of cash and the balance in easy monthly installments that you won't even miss. Come in this week and } t 7s ae Se ay . Sc S Luss a | Conveniently Extended Payment Plan! N° longer is it necessary for you to forego the pleasure of a beau tifully furnished home. No longer need young couples put off the happy day of marriage and a home of their own because of insuf- ficient capital. Today there is at the _ disposal of everyone, May, Stern & Co.’s con- venient plan where- by a home can be eT __ ss seer, TT", TT TT eee ee eee Maple Porch Rockers Extra High Back—$5.50 Value $3.65 You can really appreciate cool breezes on your porch in this hot weather, especially when you are seated in one of these Maple Rockers. They are good size, of nicely finished maple with double woven cane seats and broad arms. Just like illustration. At this low price you will want several of these Rockers. — “ ae * > ) _? he. 4 dae New 88-Note Beckman Player- Pianos Complete With Floor Lamp, Bench and Player Rolls No Interest No Extras ERE isa Player-Piano that has every: thing that is desired—tone. quality, ease of operation and many other advan- tages. Can be had in a finish to match your furniture and is truly a rare bargain at this low price. | Refrigerators Family Size—3-Door Style in Solid Oak "18> sx: A GREAT improvement over the old-style Re- frigerators. Has new feature of ice compart- ment at side instead of top, providing more room in provision section and permitting you to get at every shelf with greater ease. covered in beau tion, with reversible cushion seats and carved frame in mahogany finish. Any home can enhance its ap- pearance with this Suite, which recently sold at $245. Terms $10.00 a Month - _ » ~ ; - ” - é - - = "Re ‘ - ‘“ . _— Ol el tee Ee A NE Le A $245.00 2-Piece Living-Room Suite—$169,00 O charmingly distinctive with its massive davenport and roomy armchair, both Ss r tiful genuine Jacquard velour. It is of overstuffed construc- *169= An exceptional value at May-Sterm’s price of.......... ; > = Extraordinary Sale of Console Phonographs Gas Ranges As Illastrated—A Regalar $40 Value +9 9:2 Month HERES just the Gas Range for hot weathee. Has stee] body and oven and stands on sani- tary base. Everything at convenient height and very compact. A Gas Range that was built to make hot Summer cooking a cool, easy job. Usual- ly sells at $40. May-Stern’s price this week. $29.75. Terms, $2.50 a month. Complete With Polychrome Mirror, Pair of Candlesticks and 12 Selections (6 Records) As Illustrated—Real $89.50 Value > 590 value that will amaze you. Designed on graceful Queen Anne period lines —in rich mahogany finish. Has splen- did tone, double-spring motor and plays all records. Fully guaranteed by May- Stern and the makers. wink © + ee | . That We Will Exchange Your Old Silent Piano tor a New Player-Piano on a Libera] Allowance & . Plan. Homefurnishers for $1 Years. Your Credit Upen an Phone or Write for Complete Details epcount S. E. COR. TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS Clearing Out Our Floor Samples and Demonstrator Phonographs opportunity to save money on your not be ready to buy now. They are ail new—never been off eur fleors—used only as floor samples & éemonstrators. All fully guaranteed. Here are some of the bargains Spear ~ — Sa ¥ ' 4 : . rr) tH Vissi on that. having gone so make her really un- rive her to some trag.c to bring about @ sudden myself confronted by @ hae ‘ I must told ser ould not lieve her. iid be a faithful and | t described to her character. ™y trrita- ‘nervous temperament. ov--finally, my pect- My misanthropy t asked her Bary position . { she 2 ai (Mer answer Eettirmative The agonies © | a. since that evening eStion. but apparentiy very i “ Bnd capable of a loyal attachment _ Tried to Take Pneumonia, HE iil-omened marriage oc¢- *

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PAGES 19-—22 , moms: 7 >) HIERAPOLIS, LF _ NYY Plagiarism | : _ | at left,and \4 9 © “A i ° ° f Tschaikowsky’s S| So NS 1 oats Tree eee 'HER REGIMENT") ?" a . 4 tui * Ps t ” ” sf J ‘ 2 ‘ ic ws ve ‘“ my “it is. i WAR Nw . | “ Ae, hee | te A ete wha ed : : ; ad | ‘.. , py. ™ its ae aa n . bs 4 ee ee ee ee een eh. ee ee Me hae ae : friend Declares That Composer Identified X . : ae pos ae) aoe ( : +* s“ale . 2 . © af . 24 3 v7 . : it j ‘ ow . 9 . Bjohn Ruskin. However, the revelations stage a characteristic tragi- — Shubert Jefferson s fair to say that a very larg: meeeeers both questions in i brochure tion resembling madness. His | | : ee as > = = Be a $ Pe MM fe is A i ' — 4 ee a aS i BE a e eee __ ee: and each differin g essentially miciees hui | place for 200 plays and 1000 nuov- | M@iwhich has just been turned into from the other. ppp haa aap apa aap ppp a ppp DaAAAAAAIODAALAOAAEEEE EEE, ¢ , A Friendship Really Platonic. HE data previously availabie esti eae ee» ee ies we — 3 ‘ ee ie e. 4 be no such thing as a copyright may be recapituiated briefly as er ee Hilt AE AE pS Rae eas 3 ee Bee i "3 ei awe Seca fy et ft bie upon plot. I mean that it would Mllows: At the beginning of 1877, vi ane oe a OS ies het i ee a oe i ieee ee ei. | ees Fee y ae 3 age, have been monstrous if the first Sieske then 37 years old, a as iat ee ited . Seg ee yp ome : 5a é pest ee paid an... pads | ieee ae 2 : a Sos “8 dramatist to utilize the triangle as professor of harmony at Nich- 4 ee ; BSS ns pscpce ee Ph Cana Re seien ei Ss a 4 a oe wa ¢ a Se: ne Perr oe e : Re. should have maintained that no TE Mobinstein’s Conservatory in eo sm caer fey : ES ae ERNIE a So onppamaceaed ae agi: a a "Se one else might ever write of hus- Moscow. He loathed with unspeak- is Re Bee rae his + DEE, Pre: a Se - oa gS Og See 5 ee L. me ee oi % 4 gg ad ome Bee # ees ie 4 idea. Seldom is this so. As one art: he de . . teq : Pe ‘ al natty ee : = a toe : #8 oy Pers ee tts Spee § s Se et 4 4 ee : ts es ee : a or ANNA Q. Al LEEN PRINGLE rn se one ~~ the dramatic dis- US h Svmphony; his let- ie | Par teen. % se a ae eam pet SY, = . oe snes ee ae. | : ‘ | eee ase, iP ; BERS ie . . — and LEWIS STONE young men who have “a great idea en cere Seve Onres oY OC | , 0 ee ae THOMAS MEIGHAN itn — : zs un “THE TALKER’ _ for a play.” Only occasionally is dent, and never in their lives did ee | \'010 HOME WEEH! — ae Grand CAST FOR “ELECTRA” | 2"y Work contractéd for on this ey exchange a spoken word. | | es poe 7 | Foe a | basis. The good idea may yield a “Agonies Defy Description.” bee pe a CK ee ee, . i Re fee Fs Ze... Central AT GARDEN THEATER good play, but it does not logically ARLY in 1877, Mme. Meck, Se eae ae ae Pema sea =| (i ih oe Si Hi eg 3 a : | NOW IN REHEARSAL _ follow. after paving the composer ex- se i ta a ee: , es eee ps ag ne ae Py | 3 on ° a case in mind. An edutor of a : : . . e ts wl i+ oe i ae bs ‘ . ; % ; se he ed K é ; Phas .osen ‘ . > 4S . ‘ a Mts tec, nione She is Downes in the New York Times: a peo = the Bad Herbert operettas listed for performance this summer at the Forest Boardman in “Proud Flesh mene — oem cade seasced large New York magazine read a * an ves atueN: : “ » nario 1877 Man,” a photoplay. ai . . , . P Icko SA o have arr = Mer and of ronggaoiok wma ( 7 rg rt Bipaset . ane hr 2 Park auditorium, and the sixth to be offered since a ere — a precy yes in Europe in two Jewish films dli- manuscript sent into his office by By : ‘ , , ‘ sa e compose! cerry See at jrassi, ncer, , 4 : . ‘Sil Se wet apparentl; eal en rather lengthy letter with a decia- enterprise began. a ™ rected by Max Reinhardt. an unknown author, and found to CMble of a loyal attachmen ration of love for me: the letter ing. I loved Tatiana and was ter- ee ee ial eels vember ef the Frenet stage. , sdendnitieiteiiadiaad Flat his arnazement that it was a pre- Tried tc Take Pneumonia. xs signed by A. Milyukova. At ribly indignant at Onegin, who Both of the companys primi iy ve ? : 4 P ¢} plies ry GRAND CENTRAL — Anna O. Apollo Club Wants Singers. clase copy of a story he had writ- HE : ce that very time my whole self was seemed to me a cold, heartless cox- donnas will appear in the cast, nobility, as the result o 1e@ m Nilsson and Lewis Stone in , sen thlenseh? Gb dane halen ee . png mh. yr t k u exclusively ~by the comb, On receiving the second let- Which is announced as follows: inations of her aunt, who enter- “The Talker.” Hotel Coro- As a number of vacancies exist plagiarist had changed the titi , g*tred on July 18. Only three eae of Eugen Onegin.'!. e., ter I was ashamed and was even Col. Ponstable Detmar Poppen tains social ambitions. As the first nado Orchestra and Kendall | !™ the ranks ‘of the Apelie Cisse, the tale and th f ge weeks later Tschaikowsky wrote Tatiana whose ‘etter’ above ev- incensed with myself for my way Andre de Courcy Forrest Huff act begins, some of the troopers Capps on the stage first and second tenors are request. ps chief cha r sae . ne Mme, Meck that he was fleeing erything else drew me to the com- of treating her. In the second let- Blanquet mE. Youn® are engaged in wheedling§ credit : vine ay. Sah wae w | ed to make application in writing ide ote _" ers. © rest was Bhis wife. “A few days longer yosition. I not only had no‘ lib- ‘ter she made bitter complaints Hugene de eager: oe = ine from the hostess of an inn so that LYRIC SKYDO —5 hae to the president of this male ~~ te word for word. Ishould have gone mad,” he pretto, but not even any general about not peice Labonte? ey gen ae t Sabretache Roland Woodruff they may quench their thirst. They END LYRIC 4 Fi 14. in | choral] organization, Phil A. Beck- } ow this, I think, may safely be nu } ler 3 Ser a >. , ° i. In September he rejoined plan of the opera, yet I set out to swer, a sass with ie ieee af preunile Victor Robbins #re interrupted by the entrance of TOL—Weber an elds =6*B | er, Tower Building. The voices of “** ¢°Wn a# @ sort of insanity. : a ter if Ss Li¢ TT t riti the ate oO *TrTancois . : . ony lw » oe . . mife in Moscow, and arrived at write the muss ns he igo at tiene” ere would be nothing Carabine Leonard Berry the heroine, accelerated by the Friendly Enemies. candidates will be tested before a borg was net one chance in a f “j nconquerable spir- irst e1 es . : : — : . : 2 Oe : ,’ fonviction that he could be cmt o® mesteeming this task. left for her but to commit suicide Eatelle Duvernay... Yvonne d’Arle pursuit of an angry bull. , ae ae committee of which Charles Gallo- panto hee the homes: os ed only by death Mor the fn the heat of which I not only for- “Ini my mind all this was con- Lisette Berlier....Bernice Mershon She is saved from injury by An- finale brings forward the entire *n- way is chairman os a oe ee + oP ae £ of his aged father us well as ‘ bout Miss Milvukova nected with the image of Tatiana Ime. Querriere.......Sara Andrada .- de Courcy. whe for some rea- <emble tn a lament over the Colon- - ; — original vers.on had been printet b got about .; sehen Beto to py age ni FE PUR Fleanor Henry “@'® Gf Ircy, 30 50! | Tr 194 ' Strassberger Commencement, in one of the best known of ai! rethera, he sought a means even had lost her letter or h noand it seemed t¢ : - Jeanette ali: ¥ * son or other has concealed from ¢!'s orders placing Joliicoeur wun- ’ is ‘ , . rrr TF eo hl wv t } aT . - _ . - . r ™ ™ + « m7 | , . ™ ’ f | ; th would appear to be natural. it so well that I couldnt ! acted Incomparad!: 7 wien Keene Is in Normandy. hie comrades the fact that he is a “er arrest. The twenty-ninth annual gradu- American magazines. Moreover. | k at big reductions. It is your Bo one night he went to the de- ! recalled it onty on receiving, # Onegin I was sine ‘¥ ose tenia ae ; 1 that his There Ie a Duel, Too. ation exercises of the Strassaberger by any miracle the deception had | | | : PARTY at the aunt’s home Conservatories will be held Thurs- stood up sufficientiy long to in- é 3 ; ; , . ' t Lj ction ie situated in a sTiali wealthy aristocra’t ana onograph, even though you may =~ ¥ank of the Moscow River, “Hort time afterware ee a ar til en Se | . 6 uneutal name of Jollicoeur is an | od Om into the icy flood, 2 nd — hed I or tt » Fg Sinan rene An let Se tora . alia I nis. P eoceupation with gives a locale to the second act. day evening at the Odeon. Twen- sure the republication of the talr. _ doonly ; loo 5 D¢ ee eee es » eens “Cam ly peorhbe as was jove with me d seco OP +} , = quartered. ts alias. nm hill r : at rit : used only as floor samples and | t rh Compiesty som French regiment © Gus lollicoeur has bribed the sergeant ty-seven certificates and medals detection and punishment would , 48 long as he c ld en- “ in- ter -ontatned the add: ‘ : . M41? r “te tc eport ae . € some of the bargains offer®@d. 5 as couid @nN=- tm composition, I had so grown in er, too, contained elderly commander, Col. Ponstable, Mlle. Estelle, he negtects to rej , Se ; — r Page $39.50 the stinging pain from the to the tmage of Tatiana that to me Ceatinued om Neat lage: will be awarded. Centineed on Neat °

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* wil | | . ey AY. 20 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — im. paity POS1-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED JUNE 14, ig TUNE 14. 1993. — ree OE ee ne ee ee ee : mae glee: De ae. al Paes »» 143 Ff icides tn Mexican State. ra) e el Oa Os ee ee ne a AY Solves Old M t ve | ATLANTA'S SUMMER OPERA | Take. Oo Me Stier Mer’. | ACAPULCO, Guerrero, Mexico, | ee _ M z ~— a pe: of TY a as bay > the ‘Gilbert and Sullivan master-|mies during the month of ‘April. | g ze 7 Say ps it A “ms Four Fataiuties ' piece, ““Ruddigore,”” wil! take place oe 4 oe pe : | , ) js. yeh 3 ~ jn Six Weeks—t5 Vic- tonight Next week's preduction JOE MOCHISKY’S ae es a ce e £ fy P 1974 é. a. | city's first season of summer ligh went to the’ given address, and | 3 opera, to continue for six weeks thus our acquaintance began ” ~*~ Sees will begin Monday evening at the rT Kise Shattered His Hear‘. “a5 o> iditorium rhe works listed for kT + ' E " : ‘ oi W e “Rob oy,’ a romantic. lana Ao fe petformance are “The Mikado,”| Tie “Rev aa ae koven and|| PRENE CAFE : .e aib« s ; 4 a ae ee ae hn rR i. ry Baie a Ee Roan es i b J A ic ah ee see 3 . * 5 Mian 3 1 RRP Cee ICR wee + eh cept - aa 4 bn z. ¥ * qeeS Ph Ay a ha id Laity “Wy, ties Beate pa one ites reg Aan w x ow 4 opera by Ee ~ ZP “The Gypsy Baron,” “The Spring iincuty: i Maen 4738 GRAVOIS — te sort of outsider, a disinterest- a : Maid ih Prince of Pilsen."’ L815 STITT IT Ce ; ) : a. —_— eq observer, unt?! Dmitry Vasilye- = The Firefly’ ‘and ‘Sweethearts.”’ ' Drys Would Bar Tobacco Sale. SPECIAL DINNER \,. , 4 : . : ca ws ae ‘a . : . 4 “e le nt- | 4, at the e« nad the ceremony . : —. Thea principals will he Louise | ~\ . = ; G ¥ P . ; : ‘ha ee | a% - tg ta a Ne a AS eee Ee te LOVED BY FOUR NATIONS =a”. Goereased automobile fatal- i ach othe: re somethin : right and Irene in, s st. | . ‘ atl er i eee: struck my heart a heavy blow. and anne Yaso antrn ite: George ‘sale of tobacco for personal picts ; N. | Jenny Lind retired fifty years ago ina blaze of Hes an ciden sin W 5 ma : was advocated in resolutions aiopt- STEA y on e air | glory the at concert singer of all time a Eldridge, Di ‘or of ’ gre est 4 feuddenly 1 was seized with such a } fendow an *harle . ? SFP 1ZeEa 146: aa n Meadow and Charies Schenck, ten | aa ata meeting of the Sta*e com-) ty. st tated here Fri. burst | rs: Thomas Conkey, baritone: s6 Gi oO SS Beal ae nectin = ‘ : ‘Da , mittee of the Prohibition party | Req wires a Among her admirers were thouseaill whos : tay wil or ; ecting oe aan Traffi oe ae oe npanw AEB . ~s 7 a eT 8s ge hand ae | REE Se Ee Oring “ ‘ » ve a ax yt * > ety agen agian y agitation that it seems to me] eT Dy Say Pe ee ae ates e $ PORES te hl Tle a ) pe ay tte ne Ss Sey ’ Ay we: into tears.”’ ' Dudley Marwick, basso, and Rob- — The Quixotic qualms con- Loe baad ert G. Pitkin and William Mc- | Rete TOSesSay. Sh greatest aid to beauty was Lana Oil Com &cience which betrayed the com- a oe Leod. comedians. Misses Hunters j Special: nampoo Soap containing Lana Oil, a wonderful 1 : b . ij ~r) TY poser into marriage, because he ‘ : and Ryan and George .ueadow are. — wean fancied hd was more villainous , : EF members of the Metropolitan | Vielin, Mandolin, Hawaiian Guitar, Tenor Banjo, Ukulele leas blond s given specia! care discovery for the skin. th ‘lie’ > a - ; m ‘ ’ ee i ' i ut > cat 1 anc lose beauty witn 3 ee caseere 2 Opera Co 50 CENTS PER LESSON Seat “Bur ‘Siondet” the new unseapee te “Your Skin will know and show the diferenag®™ | londe ha yn revents igh: ha r from ES quickis unished re a 4 Paul cisler, an assistant con-/| sone is 7 : ees: ee pnechepag ae NO TUITION FEF—NO CHARGE FOR MUSIC | darkening and keeps it beautifully attra THE merece: op COMPANY Spent an evening with ischalkow- (i: t ductor at the Metropolitan, will be| ive—als : Al “the tr MTGE tis helde at their hee pire ee ee FREE INSTRUMENT OFFER cure, shen tae Sae eauee | in Moscow. and noticed—without wal ‘ ay . gen a Sea We will give to each person that enrolls this week, ri i bionde hair. 1 won . Grocelll yn _— iiinelne the rasenn-—that ¢ 7. ! -. Dr. Karl Riedel is aiso from at SOc per lesson, their choice of these instruments ab- i ut ia ‘ a st «year, Lidridge | Pi ene 1: Sapien | ame OO oe the Metropolitan. From the Met- wae solutely free a wee See oe eggs 9 gene» U > = d that auto accidents composer persistentiy intervened in gf + oo , ech Seine TT have hee won MAIL COUPON : miiaren Oe 8 NOL par: “Antonina Ivanovna,’ relates | Cer eeess ' Post-Dispatch Wants tell where | ' ckhiess driving Cart = oo she were | trochkin “saw him 1 he vestibule AT MUNICIPAL THEATER 4 ie ee Nene | to find Farm bargains—stock. PAmMes some Manu-jang coming back with a shining : ae poultry or grain farms, or raw land iene as we Diais anté to Asentot liyitch Continued a ee Page. | for modern pioneering. observation by ; f the guard to permit to ac- ai ikowskvy. who had shown one ompan'\ his friend avs de . t« f ~ . . . - ~ ee Léc 4 1 ¥ ¢ > ‘ “A » +44e . on tut instein Wwouiad ay TéZ ac my VJ ~ A + t+ - s ' lerrimas to the festivit! he | . - o>. . of h is wi ife’s letters to Kashkin. It ho ee today. ~ “h © ~rdae a? s1 h 3 ) L@Stivities ane ’ 2 , ~ e od A ¢ - ie ee ~ |Colonel ig also a guest; and al- = : ‘ * ; s . a. -— was written it Mmisiaxnxes anc a moment. struck Anatol Ilvitch as ss a ee ae mae yh] : b : > — ae - ~ See : ' , aap ig en a _ thougn he notes a rese iance Be@- | | « even in good styie, but it was im- extraordinary iniv many years ‘ a ¥ ' | ; : ‘ ; tween De Courcy Jollic possible to find out definitely what | .rrerwards could I find for them|.....~ t and “A coeur, he} \) ) rT "t was about. “She always writes is not sure that the titled visitor ts — 0 pete. wale Fae Ale ~~ he indi % wei DR Ma RE RC EE AAT IS gt IIE LY Se ALG CAP 8 HE beget s- * & eo aie sag ee tie Wit c Bs NE to ys ection Malls beaIy ens ee + Se oe Pade iail sentence ns for speeding ca! inishment Middle West, outs and Chicago i _ i+} rmianat? *. : ' some credible explanation the trooper who is supposed to be } rare ~ German Protestan Orphans me such letters,’ mused the com- ut po ; ; The exp anation was that Isc hai- par peeinantain in the guardhouse. Es- | 7° | 4 oser. 3 G | 3 lig) : . |kowsky had married @ sweet-tem- (tell rates the secret, and the | S fharles Rock Road on the grounds But the most enlightening inci- ~gedhee yar eee ee ee ee : Sent teas snenes eee & pered an devoted—n tal de! , lo n rains momentum—so } = ee pay, JUNE rae 19°. “mn . Admission Complimen*ary ' red when 'schai- , : ; tive, mut si iz r Tne 7 => us Colone! Nicholas Rubinstein. — ‘ jeaious lo I | ee si stint In 1918—Tschaikowsky having challen e Courcy to a dueland F h d S Ch l s his brutal frankness, peewee hosing Te Ge trae Oe ourth and St. arles Street : > } : - = iby were intrusted with the mission of been dead for -0 year: ,; ~— oe 3 7 - - “ » - 2 ‘ 7 ; ; . : d . ~ Le "ole HUT } sit i oe \ rs {" “et o)!) Panter "es [9 b a. } S Kashkin tells us. her derangement day, Estelle contrives to be pres eea an weriturniturea Crrl In) rices : * emcee ; te gan r § seriou hat sf Was 10 = 16 , ‘ |] questions Jollf . THE IDEAL Picnic raRK 6 stent mena | . Se an ten ots gaa sea sat » ae d Ferrie WV heel. Aeroplane. Merry biuntiv and without mercy, in mured in a sanitatium for nervous, coeur reflagein the previous eve- ie Rocnd. Mintature Rallreoad. Pony Track ° ‘ el 3 . > * . - 3 , cage ot “ye Seater q Lar 52s RK see neg” sere) “s Pri cael Ris CMC — te ow : : bins 18 Be PHP yd RE SARE 5c PON “Fl : paar Pr i te “ a Z i “Ye: eg : BL ent VaR pea DUET Pikig) os ete ETA: ae Me PORE ES 05 i 1% rn “ ; Lp hoe ay al Ri, ee Po 2 e » a OF Macca ae ree : = r Pond . 7h. es aa ir 4 is e . . = C aie” ehh ee * " x NN Fa be tee fin aS aie 1. 8 Pe &. oy Tyetery ¥ ‘ ‘ : i ro * wt * : ot ~ p om A rT oe a i a - ae bn Ya hag ate Pars FO 2 ae Be ’ sen * . e = >> a o> .« Ps - - 3 pon Ls = pn Ee > 5 Date Les _ Sr ee tae es. oe” Se a ct rss rT ae oe, Pee ee ee % » ‘ Pe LTRS — . as ~ Shas (so KRatns oats br Pecks een ar Oa viegt la SS a“ P . ~ i ? - - * ‘ ~ : “ar? e scora are ° Var: Never have follow ed immediately instead +. ; : + : _ aire: ; " ms ' ; Hy i : ’ . , : Cc iannei iIsies, where : Ma . : » + 7 Hi a a > 4 Can Tell How Marriage Wil | Getting—Holding of a pay check spent 15 years in exi ; the >» , BY : ; 7@ ting 0 se ta I ee | Accused. period of the second fe course, theatrical plagia- .,... eam om tered tn th, )O— ’ | ‘ | Get it, boys! Hold to i, , } rance, has ern ,AiCi tc a \/ Lai? /, J ~ : s omina - | \ | Viv young man! Get more of it, ‘ism does exist in forms SS French Government at nominal! gross and palpable, but ther’ | price. Does Your millionaire! Such ts the prin- cipal obje tive in the minds should be- great care in busing any The death of Georges Hu . fit GANA 9 = decision upon casita! Similtarit!4s creat ww er’s randen yNade ‘ , 2 ‘ = 3 : , : : ts : x | of the present ccneration. ; It jis well to remember 1} necessary the sale of the hou i} if Not Why Not? +P 1a: ° ; = “ f -S> 2-9. =o I Fs ,> chabge ot plagiarism has ‘Gilonsa ger to aivite se vue moos LS ko ec eee || SS pee ESS | Sos) tm ss ounce) The Garde the preduction of aimost VOTY ‘the heir Madam Grezeponte = = i> . : = : . Saat a hipp in = ‘ ; ‘ os ia - + .| ot u . "Ore ine * 9 . . 1} " ” »? rn , J : '/ ." ‘ ' as . ' 1s ‘ a have eay ‘ti- . £ successful play in Ameri Andjwho was Jeanne Hugo, inherit: CANARY BIRD PIE ~ Jee | 3 i! : | ee : 7200 OLIVE 8 though the charge may be mist2e«- ~~ : +, _ a. Never Falls ~ ¢ ; ; . . which cultivation of the mind = = A b ‘ a’ 4s sent about ] ' france - - am: ! ; 3 ; Pro r for snterest ine uf POVIOUSIY. Wi which tk yvernmer uld wes 7 tS 7 yw A commendable achieves | g is almost inevitable that somehbo Jy ai the ject oric 4 +s =* : - ~ he te has ‘ t dissimilar 7 ND Ra er a ee, Ree aT : A on - : ; 2 : n 2” = > f ment is the accumulation of })- ; July 6th Tie Aas & a GIses poe «Setreanees 24 full of relics and whi has hs onie beod fer Less pong. | ~ : ‘ ; -d WAR GARE ANGLIN ant We 1. ; -j aut Hard a - = aa | wealth, but a GREATER Be [ALGARSS, ; —_ ‘ na t ‘ we rt yegeee Se a. wl a Gees egy A cera coreg: Vieakness, Asthma, ) . rae and shedding of feathers eat of sea- \ —- i $ chiens ws te. ee ; ELE circumstantial case point ‘redit: | he purchas 5 tie For sale at all Droe and Seed Stores 50 7 — ~¢% , — . —re ar Mal) arders filled. Te ship everywhere \ = ———— : 7 “ USAGE CAN ACCOMPLISH. July 20th to A HALLER’S ®%0 \ , ; SS = 255 “ awe : SsTORB ' - ’ anaes: an — - : w~erter bdDeTore in the annels “HANSEL @ the unfortunate producer i« a — aepend Rt. Mo. | | . . , ye Fairy Opera in Three Act cused of lifting vreat colden nuc- ty . : a : ——————— —_ A dividuals been more generous gag egy Mo iy h - | - —$» = — ee rith thelr public benefac- etnies sen ate ” Come has, Indeed, been in his office but is net : ‘aalt tions, BUT have the mane Which neither he nor any of his meiaiis ' arse August hirelings has ever taken the trouble benefited : eycles. For no explicable reason : 2 10 or 20 cocaine piays will pour }) \ then use it properly. | August 24th to to a Manager's cffice sev wide 4 a ARDEN . (Signed) THE G 1. -Of some particular season If one | f ° i ° . ° | : ced Sin ; out of this number attra; te the pro- h h _p R d F b S ar Sextette. Garden Theat ducer’s attention and wins a place 1S ree 1¢ce ce si I cr ulte oe Special Feature— TF ch of the ather 1 Ww ff t th ¢ 3; w — | Operatic Cantata by Chart e offer, not the run of ordinarvw Wicker Fur- , 7 2 Lmatiots ti ‘ cker Fur Each piece has removable upholstered spring ' peuseatan ee pre must have come from his o | : . ' : , cea , Jur ; Pre 5A soe discrimination, taste and purpose. The attrac- OE Ss 9 — long, and the arm- $ ) i ¢wetd wes Gaaa.t.. aan On Honest Columnist tive Suite above is of reed-fiber—closelv woven. chair and rocker are both very com- =e | Sy = 3 at agp . 4 : r% : - * "xz e¢ perio “4 + . _° ee a Sing’ ms aeat sympathy for all accused of .piasi. ELECTRIC Extended Payments . 3 ive a ae I Rise te oo ant 0, IRON Thi T 1] B k Separate P Will Be Sold can be arranged without Bam ©] te oieess gin i ; 5 borrow!In . ASE . Aira lePces l P SOIC ee " . ° ’ , GARDE TER eas of others. Gen | Le : PACMAN ier Davenport So# Armchair or Rocker.... ; A205 | Deafenci ci heed] a ae “of! peawanz-ttk V - , est. / uITOCK - tton -& ve a nner © elic | \ eatherproot Other Reed Pieces Shown Above rices are based on casi a* . . . _ po . ‘ di Atter theater + Pay a trifle more at first Desk S25 Desk-Chair. 871 Tahle_|! P «| Privette ‘af tasuae: sine eee cared satisfactory results after tT.) Pa PI receive ! os : ; ayvment an vou _ years of use, as upon the a 1S finished in the new walnut fin- a l-Back Reed Rocker ; deg a n day you buy it. = ypoeeene! ish, making it suitable for indoor ; Bal full benefit of our low ¢ | . , + : Wi i l J atk ¢ _~ = \iways leaps to the | use as well as outdoor use. It has ith puphoistered back and re- Prices. y and willfully a crook Sold by Deaiers and Electrnecai ered in colorful cre cant speak for other column- Companies Eserywhere | IWS {, broad arms are supported by heavy tonne, i eentetie entahtne ¥ nos if : = | steel braces. Solid e manager's office to ih Beeteas Wrenc! Wi ta son. and magy other 15 + = / ; tis generaily possibie to ea. finister sked for th. — éisrases of CANARY —- = sain. €& Y 1 BENEFIT ITS PROPER The Greatest L a a set | =) eS — — - oe = — - : -¢ of histor have wealthy in- al parts sung br meme gets from some manuscrip?r whi to read Themes seem to run in f, : Moral: Get yours, THE ST. LOUIS F Penne points at’ the ‘estionncty & ic Noted Singers, Symphon niture. but a stock which has been selected with seat cushions. coyV ered in colorful cretonne. T he ve | Parquet Rex Seat« a e : , , TH ce Mia ad iain meri “ in the new taune finial fortable. Ihe three pieces—settce, “4 , ' LT) ‘ : tdressin r column must imbued wit] Cali Cau P armchair and rocker exactly as shown. *'git : a 3% : ine Bence woodland quiet ze : | 7 +! -payvments Therefore and be assured of the same | } Rocker id sae ‘ : " buving on our Extended” . : — that the columnis« ’ : - nove s. - . m ® cOlumnist is | . — = double rattan seat and back. The novable’ spring-seat cushions, cov it i mire na pracee. , “* . ’ and } “cao upon that price of. . a tzsumorion uniess the branding ff American Electrical Heater Company, Th “a se iran ~# ane? Priced Aces whe be due be er ; AL xed vs , stray iegibiy And branding marks DETROIT \ Refr' 4 t J h f 100 da fade How ean a man tel! af etrator pict ures aS an ice capacity Oo ] Tal lL. al. Oldest and Largest Exclusive VM ways, whether thin joke, or phen akers. Established 1894. pounds: made of selected ash. gold. or essay theme ia eomethin % en oak finish; prov ision ee raight from heaven, a remark Another comfortable Arm Rocker—has a double lined with white enamel. An 30) taupe decorated — ex- - § Cra) _ n ~ : - 3 : . ce lw ¥ ; : ca “le seggamegh ‘cheng nll a 4 . LACM BRR EE sete Ot POR eo a pak POSEN LANA EA AREL 8 POR A A GIT A Bos, A eI eRe A RR i AIR. A ; ° : ca te “he : ; ees 1 * sad “ Me Aye ea FS 4 FRAY a Aye SEN es Wr arin aw 242 ath ahha, a + 4 p< _ ™ . " de is ra as ee ‘ oe ; = in ae e ii ai a7. re BY A e 2. sl ai va 4 bed ne Bee we . \ . P .. Aa friend iat emuree in tsa? Casa i‘? . ‘ : is fair SaImnef)} er samerthing which ween . rattan seat only, with slat excellent value for the low Porcelain-Lined Refrigerator A one- -piece porcelain-lined Refrigerator, hard- LINION ELECTRIC wood case in golden oak finish: 80- , A “epee of medium size, has double seat of pound ice capacity, can be had for. $36.50 i | J urable rattan, in the brown finish. Many Other Styles and Sizes at V S = GHT ann POWER Co. 7 can be had for the low price of.. 2 Prices MONDAY ery rs i2th and Locust Scrw2rc-Enoer Cornrorarion | Main 3220 Main 2220 omg Duman « + + St Love Mo. | Wetster Groves—se_ haries—Weliston and Al] Branch Offices duced upon a rairy afternson IN EASY PAYMENTS ON YOUR LIGHT BILLS built. Priced i Sed Mind lei? war te the back—in the brown ffinish. It = 25 price of ae shelves of forgetfulness ta ha ors BUY YOUR AMERICAN BEAUTY IRON large and roomy and sturdily oh o ° °

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SUNDAY. JUNE 14, 1925. a —_— — a low TVER AUTO DEATHS fe TRAFFIC COURT Four FatalitTes In Washington, p. C. in Six Weeks—15 Vic- 192 4 SUNDAY JUNE 14, The Duly POST-DISPATCH alone has 07,000 LL teeter MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED INTOXICATION IN GERMANY IS DESCRIBED ON DECREASE Berlin Feceration of Welfare Workers Demands Local Option as Check to Liquor Sales. Correspondence of the Associated Presa BERLIN, June 13.—Loca! option as a means of checking the exces- ‘Sive dispensation of alcoholic | drinks was demanded by the Ber- | lin Federation of Welfare Workers at the end of a week of propagan- da meetings held here recently. For moral, cultural and economic réa- Sons it was believed that the com- "” of a city-wide system of similar °°Ci#tion. is the president, and J.|tendents of transportation, super- | AR COMPANY tha Roth schild. the secretary ma intendents, trainmasters and chief | incinnati | re : nave | 9° chara The system will] , Louis their he dispat@hers automobile drive! charged with Price of Selah, near le fats lities now in use A hundred and arhi has found heen but tour automohdil sree be mt as compared with 3: . in Syracuse, N. Y., and which is of the delegates from st | | » reckless driving carries an arbl- f lexion SOAP trary punishment of a jail sentence Three convictions for speeding car- i uch similar to one 145 during the & last ys Kidridge 3 | set gare outa at] diteite |? be installed in Detroit. The sig- | '™ iA hat auto acc ts yuis ; “hicag : eed. He gone wee yut the operated from one point Louis and Chicago lines, accom- | have decreased on about tne panied by their families, will leave | here next Sunday morning rv a siniilar nunishment Cities of the Middle West, ticularly St. Louis and Chicago, sentatives of lines in arc Har- Court, with two nothing ke cter, he said adquarters 3000 OPEN AIR SEATS Jf ai comet) of the YEAP twenty-five or ore menmeatess a tal on TODAY'S ‘ PHOTO PLAY INDEX ee ee es ee a nals are = tend id to enable traff 3 an are Sa oO enabnie rattic to +i, hundred and two per- ratio. One gs last vear by | Move more rapidly. sons were killed sca tas d - . special train over the Big + 4 , ave ee] . +i ‘ : automobiles and 309 hay es COMBATS: FROST WITH WATER connecting at Cincinnati with killed to date this year. ————- Chesaneake & Ohio, which wil] Jail for Second Conviction. Eldridge said that the second , TT ‘ ’ a ‘ S eal ee . ‘ eonviction in Traffic Court of an sprinkling his cherry trees Ke our, | the | i dea- ! “o> POLO LOO LOD OL LOO Pel” ( ) ated ry N, ® ‘Sehighway © in “Percy” 31710 N. Jeff. Av. ' ‘MIDWAY | Grand & Washing’n MISSOURI | (;rand and Lucas" ; _ADOLPH MENJOU in PAULINE “4 KISS IN THE | Lillian & Claxton | DARK" PLAZA ; AGNES AYERS in “WORLDLY Clara und Ftzol ' GOODS” Powhatan Constues Talmadge f in “‘Learning to Maplew intel ' Love” RITZ (Marian he treat” | “Zander the (Creat " Grand & Juniata [Taitte Sones RIVOLI =—; Harold Lora “Never ea ith Near Olive ( in ‘Peres 7 | ema a —— he AMUSEMENTS ANNUAL SPRING FESTIVAL Benefit of the German Protestant Orphans’ Home & “harles Rock Road on the grounds of the home. eT NDAY, JUNE 28th, 19°25. yf vowed Complimentary. temperature gives off a great deul .of heat 28 TO GRADUATE IN MUSIC = | before it freezes. twenty-first Wee wet “er ~. 82.8 iW & iT ALMA RUEBENS | FRANK MAYO in “Is Love Everything” bill 7 BiG DOUBLE-HEADER FOR MOVIE FANS THE MONARCH OF LD “4 swrik opcyesion BEL: > D 4: mA an Gg MN 7 we ™ og wh NEVER, DORMA LEE BES SORRCADITOL + WEAR EN, DON ALBERT'S ORCHESTRA os TELL If TO THE POLICEMAN Fb ; i ¥ HE id | LYRIC Downtown Retarn En ment Barnoff & Josephine ‘MAFFITT —AND— 7 Maffitt . BALL > cave ae sce “ “SINCE DAYS OF ‘'61”’ ( RICHARD DIX in Manchester ae a 4315 Joseph Littau and His Orchestra WOMEN” NOVELTY Playing “Life of George Handel" 3435 Easton ‘PAGEANT | 5851 Delmar 1 i SHAW ALL-STAR CAST 38th and Shaw longy wire AND 1" ——————— CT Swe Shenandoah jPoreras | McLEAN 4* ‘INTRODUCE ME” (Signed) - eS PMepiit tf) “2 ¢ peratic PERFORMANCE 8: sali Parquet Seats ., 82.00 2.459 Firat Circle Sents« TO 2.00 Second Circle Sents 1.00 All prices plus war tax. performances or season tickets can Garden Theater Ticket Office, sale begins at the Aeolian ADWITIS &€& TOWN Parquet Rox Sent« Promenade Box Sents Cirele Box Seats TO ALL $2.50 Tah RA ) ! Mancheater a ( ‘BUSTEK KEATON in i ‘SEVEN CHANCES” | RICHARD DIX in | N AND Hii fit itt ’ ' if Wil Extended Payments _AMUSEMENTS an be arranged without iditional charge for inter- st. = All) = Prufrock - Litton Semeany on Th ursday June cA- THOS .H INCE u peti ee ———- ————— — —— a eee THE GARDEN TEA TERRACE— ' Hood bideddyd! eMpistassit Hi) Mud} | Offers a place of peasani-Iike quaintness where one may have a dinaer of delicious simplicity, in the midst of woodland quiet and beauty. After theater suppers are featured. rices are based on cash : = | . 5 vyments Therefore. in ~ | Private afternoon and evening parties will be specially = WORLD'S GREATEST AL FRESCO PRODUCTION : ~~ i cared for =_| AMERICA’S FINEST OUTDOOR THEATER TIVOLI ‘(RICHARD DIX in ving our Extended —— — ation OE ieicenioatiaiconiions = "6350 D , “MEN AND avment Plan vou reccive amie GT MUNICH PAL = : —————_ ___ AMUSEMENTS CC I] benefit of our low cash riccs. Direc..on Municipal Theater Association “ FUND) HOUSE |, MUNICIPAL THEATER—FOREST PARK il POSITIVELY THE COOLEST TONIGHT AT &:15—LA8ST TIME THEATER IN ST. LOUIS “RUDDIGORE’’ THR MARVELOUS. MYSTERIOUS ‘Monday Night & Week LAST TIME SUNDAY. JUNE °@18T y PERFORMANCES AT 8:18 SHART OF THE 20TH CENTURY VICTOR HERBERT’S Mochice @ Roberts | Hares Biown we LYTELL & FANT ER “Two Chocolate Cake Eaters” daseatnbiniaiaiiaitintimaeattae le Pit LH 4 Grand- Shenandoah | Hal Roach Comedy: Week: ADOLPHE MENJOTU in * William de Mille’s “LOST—A WIFE (IDELMONTE AILEEN PRINGLE eo i : A story of mothers an child in thelandod wanted hot mamas CHARLES RAY BETTY BLYTHE CHARLIE MURRAY BARBARA BEDFORD Next on a : : ‘Pury ae. = PRI P ou ff, will . Arid bets i ee ee Massry Lee and JJ Shubert” Maa Directors RSON ST LOUtS LEADING JEFFE ISUMMER F PRICES ALL PERFORMANCES ’ ; . . * °° — a SL ee lg lle elit, hhOLMES HERBERT ___FARRELL TAY LOR TRIO EMILY - DARRELL GEO. P. _WILSON REVUE | LA PETITE LOLA A OC LN A te ete 50 Plus Tax Nights, 8: 15, Matinees Wed and Sat., 2:15 eK dL | all le ee Ye Ye Ye ee A KE KE YE» | LOBBY, ARCADE BUILDING ‘OPEN DAILY 8 to BUY TICKETS IN ADVANCE 7546 RESERVED SEATS FOR EVERY PERFORMANCE Prices, @2Se. Mic, B81 and $1.50; Rex Seats, §2 OPERA TICKET OFFICE RTH AND OLIVEF—PHONE: Main 4000 %: SUNDAY 1% to 6 Theater Ticket Offices Open 7 FP. M. A Nevelty Offering in Song and Dance EXCLUSIVE FIRST-nUN FEATURE PHOTOPLA) “BEAUTY AND THE BAD MAN’’ ALL-STAR CAST ON THE STAGE KANSAS CITY NIGHT HAWKS Bo = maa COMEDY —NEWS— VIEWS tent LOUISE DRESSER JOSEPH : ATTEND THE 30-CENT BARGAIN MATINEES IN THE THEATER EVERY DAY. — The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening a 4 newspaper giving Associated Press news service, seit

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wine ee ae ew a rr eee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH re Daily POST-DISPATCA alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED sues AMES POUPUMES Don ee a le ? )- WELCOME FOR ENGLISH PRINCE To Demonstrate the Economy of Selecting Summer Furniture at the Hub, We Quote This $100 ea City Famed for Extravagances in ee 3=Piece Tap estry-Fiber Suite a c Me aor bee et 8 ) ea Ma -eiepema . ae a Pant Pe “~ £2 Raye iz x pats © erst > os * : ing « pai a $ BELT nant car BUENOS AIRES, June 13.— we = M E- AGAI N ’ ‘Then the Prince of Wales sees ; a y : Ses Pueno: by night for the first 6, | : , 4 : a MARAE Mwah ’ ‘ 4 oe | . ' ’ - . . soe e, he may wonder whether he ‘ec $ . , We Gwe and | | Nee —— bian Nights. 4 . qr , ‘Breas Redeem ei Se part EIGHT. farned for -its, ; _— : 4 * Eagle Stamps | is : | ’ % a . ‘ ‘o™, ~— ¢4 > hidmMmina.on 5 é wx once z a pws ~ We look upon every Used Car purchaser as a pros- pective owner of a new nd national holidays, every year ~ > ala - c be >” aa - Za a ig - ' : tS (=~ . .. , rae t cm =. stdoing what was done the year OSX vad, al A Ce hla ? "} vi ' | 2 oA € : ' ta’ Rent Lists . 3 .Bofiders’ — ; Naturally, oe a ene, oe > ULE SPE! bE EH PY wae id ba . ee leo! was 3 ae Wik mAAAAA AS) — one jn oo particular pains to see that most wondrous display of illumi- RS TT CO ay £ SS Wane prise ES XR LAX YE :: to Rey.5 | Bune, © . : : ition ever in any city on o- S8s ce 4. =. ae t 3 he is well pleased with his nation Eases Bag sm 2 hn ts Boag ds O2 je at Aa © ra, ope i: Fi the CCAaABIO a1 neé iSit ne : states = vibllgserii 7 ny en a: r~ . ae investment. ltalian ince last year, and now Rat at eae ~ Be ee Ee | TE ceca oily eS soe - the visit the ‘ a ; as . ; . {} he scion of En- “e WS . a , rae », . e r ,e rw Lit \~ My fay \iue °; ‘ “se | : —a : : 4) euths! w@atis preparing to ; a Tae t ~ Wns Ws Bar i iy Bomont 1241 | hundreds f : MORE yk : sh eietaietek dle | Mayo, “which is Buenos aires’ pe S 50 nig = hee Loose Cushions, Spring Filled, Donse Bromers DEALers SEit 600D USED CARS er of electric garlands a Petipa gests Qa catet Si see Tapestry Covered inced every half block. ‘The £250 VALUE 210 A MONTH eee 3 mane walt onl blame of the city HIS Suite is an ideal selection I ees. cee es Pte | | = | oe for the Summer home, for the | nnn Serena cleat: eee m We had this Suite specially designed for the small home where spare sleeping quarters sun parlor, or tre living room. are rare. Outwardly it is a most luxurious living-room Suite, deeply overstuffed with loose , cushions and uphoistered in figured velour. The davenport conceals a full length, full where cool and comfortable pieces The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening t in the ground. size coil spring bed, ready in an instant when needed. We price the davenport-bed, arm- are to be desired. It is of high- newspaper giving Associated Press news serviee. . = chair and large rocker (in place of the fireside chair shown). (Third Floor.) grade fiber, well made with wide a arms and deep seats. Has tapestry- covered, loose-cushion spring seats and tapestry upholstered backs. Be ES A AMD AR ae TOL CEA eRe YA ite 3 : e-eeeecee AMERICAN FURNITURE CO. eee 7 ne Br ide’ Outfit Lf be * Sa \ , > a> : — . aaaset Ctahite _ AAb AD BABA AMA AKA AAA DEBS A AAA AAP A A AAD DZ - 7 ad vrrer e389 tb Rhti Deiat OG Oi BRCM i RL A a PP OAL PDH WS + ow etek , err rrr err rr errr re rrr BS). 8.8) 8) SVam, 2333 i] | : =~ f apy a x . inet we a. » $16 Rocker $Q):5 ~~ Maple Porch Rockers = ini . ite Fan-shape brown fiber | $ 50 | | $ 95 : Massive French Walnut Dining Sui Rocker with apron | 1 =a ront. ery comfort- ee able and cool. ge te tell) gee ae os seni in S LARGE PIECES S15 CASH f arn St) ‘ ifu- ' ural pee Bo cialis one one . NRA 2 ; | ble rattan sea ish, double ; S270 \ ALL E S10 A VION] H ‘ , : ati ‘ mn tam seat. ; = — =— : —— SS # Heavy proportions and hand carving feature thi that is built by a well-known maker, $9 M irrors a type that will be a credit to any home. Built of genuine walnut and selected gumwood with French walnut finish. We price here the oblong extension table, 66-inch buffet, five $ 4 95 Ss side chairs and armchair; chairs have tapestry ts. rately. loor.) A Wo 3A A \ fc -\ka Yt 7 yn om i ery wel Yt Ya ka bn ka oy ¢ | TR I a a aah A “it mer ase 5 4 7 ee F pea ¢ . : Spe ents dhe OE Lea Ug diy. eh * ae tit ee Fe mere woe ae % . ee rae ~ Bo Pe Nat Neate atten ga eg Oe dil eke, tae ae Ld Tes ithe ot tay ut Bpiee pe ay Sate rm ga: eae * -* * -size buffet or mantel —=—SSS== ad , ; peeps a " seeehaaees ; —— oem @é=«C« Architect's design for Cent ’ : erected at the southeast corr frames with mitered and : = ' paneled ends. ~S streets. La Baume & Klein, $13.50 Cedar Chet a——— Kitchen and Two Rooms Complete ~e ee BE clon A Ss = SAY > —— , bee eported Price of $500 a : , Oo Ne ui Te : ee. — FF | SS a — ?- High Mark for V $30 Down and $2.50 Per Week pays for It. | Along Be SPECIAL! —is= Porcelain Top =a: Table $ Has large cutlery drawer z is , 4 * ‘ i> a > cas | La Pe > _, rs Sera i. ont az ¥ yr ey vs Te oem 3 ae re 9 7a t ey eS 9 Nae oe eS Ss eT, i. 2 e ie - 4 aaa a + oS ‘ss a > 9 ha . % iw 3 be q & , . a * ae ob Pe 4 ARS 5 Ba ray ee a . a! rs 7 2 eee ; an is a ise t On [ a , ta : * _ 4 ' ie ? et, es ee * - g 3! © gt « ‘sf & -_ 7 ; sm “i - 2 4. NJ a ee’ ; me ' = ,, aa » > a ae. A q > bie : es tr 2 i’ , ta '& . = . 7 i 23 t +4 - ‘es VBR SRR Be Sea eee aaa Sige eveargiea se Reduced 9 P By Berry Combination Walnut Bedroom Suite =) 53395) oe tae LOM Tee northwest corner of Lindell Axmi bught vesterday by O. M. & G. M. G 4 PIECES S $10 CASH $175 VALUE $8 A MONTH Sx12 Seam- = acti’ nd : rv Velvet Rucs $28.95 ceabie styie..... ; ~ ean reg & [ty ng o The site has a with a depth on Sarah of 156 feet. and sanitary porcelain top ' ; ge .. t Sae . ; . ie : wel : (Slightly impert $18 Mahogany = WW We are exceptionally fortunate in being able to offer so attractive a Suite as this at sc low Daven bl ‘ a price. The pieces are all large. Made of genuine walnut veneer and selected gum wood. “aA — eee h ‘A rue , ’ 0 = - = ; $8.95 | Bridge : ) Reaction was made on the basis . ~ , i approx!mately $590 a foot for niaid ne. oe Lamps She Lindell boulevard frontage. ; . ’ > per oq. ye. 4) Which sets a new high mark for af 31 oa oa $9 Values nt ind on this thoreughfare REFRIGERATOR SALE. ener lie of murah serest. Siu Sovestl 2 95 | he site was Amne L This Week : —— | ) ee oMaae As Investment. = | ——— = = 4 he pu that tne, , g eg eee ete SRM AS. PPAR ere 4g asta — - enicttabeansnintl yan ee saree a re ig o Patch PANE Me > , Fa a ae tee OMe ee Pe RAPER SOAS RRR ae | i eae 3 wre - . ry: ee. ray C Z ’ . gt ANGE 4 © Oh 50 vee. - ys » Pi reg oth SE Raith pie Pe RR Te aay sie OS RN vee Ss es eh bdo aia, } ; Bias a. a.) ess” =e Sieh ate . wipe ac? i o + oe a r ‘ a . 4 x Ae Wad f ' » . Sete . r Ft: REAL * OSE ME I E S E Ori pee Se be ebb at. ap aad # -*. ’ yk tages caph x panel oi 2 Ser Sag) Net ; cae _— ’ " _" ‘ ee — _ ation fi “ Pye cath beso & net * y } : ‘ + rachis’ ped pitgas las =e Seb Betas z - . ‘ ney lig sa a ae ae ee ? or » Sho - oF = 5 : ; nasi einai . ’ ae v eri ter get si galhies ar Waki ee Y * Awa SI pw : bed oy eee Ls ae SA ee ptt eR Ragyh erateretr te: 1s ee a ¥ “ 4 - $16 vi- S ] f = ecture which was not taken tnto os . eit fo ' a © Oo Bis The price paid wag not made c« ele ir.) 2x12 Seamless Brus- Fe! um Art - at Public, but it is understood that the! 4” : We price the four pieces shown—large dresser, chifforobe, bow-end bed and vanity. Witt- = iff Bed Brace installed free of charge. Second Flo Reduced Prices on — en == - UN te ’ /, =e =—=.- These “ss a re J COoOnsiru 7; oa, "“- t an “hed Siw > ? _ _——oo _ — eta 4 Be 7 | ant - oe > > * nee | rmé@an a St $7 Lankn Pabric Springs, 05 Low — ee $3. od $22.50 double-deck $ bad Springs, now ...... 13.95 — n = RT - — nt re —- a = hasers stated Tea Wagons Wi&a= Purchase had been made as an m- » mo immediate buti4- $1 ¢ jon in view of the urgent . — ¥ sitex on Lindell bouvle- sblic buildings and to tee oe \ty wrought from é of Columbus earty presen ae é May. aol4 the northeast corner parchmest m Lindell beulevard and Sarah) re Peet for $746.660 which was $4°.-; more than they had pald for Site leas than two years before. sale embraced approximately — Scre of cround with a frontage - “GQ: " Our “Special Leader’ = § : $55 Glacier = ae | : oe eled Simmons ; $25 Glacier R ° | | ee: @ Lindell of 150 feet and a dept 7 3-Door Side-Icer Refrigerators efrigerat Ut _ Refrigerators | ————— OE , Res lie tne Un Gaeeeee ae | | au GAS RAN | ed Outfit Refrigerator (White Enameled Lined) Set F REE sremeatiehe src: ——— M for the Lindell boulevard, Pview of extensive depth of the $ ° a Purchase rour Refrigerator from — ) ge. a ie Sige nik whe bb : ‘es Ln Spring avenve. oe 4 P . ; ae oe ‘ = ~ ts ad Cf MESS eee ee / —— “ Ps 4 _ a , y . el on Lat Amat Ie A pape + age which was relatively low, A high-grade RFange that is guaranteed to give absolute sat- Consisting of continuous ll enameled and bed, guaran’eerd f. m i$ 50 nt e | : ed —_— . * $1.00 Per Week OPEN nn Re . + We Ty OS 1 \\ i ccOUNT) Fh ew FW | is we ®ve URNITURE covy QB 708-10-12 FRANKLIN AVENUE | "ERE ee ee : e 2 Knichts of Columbus had etwe FREE this airtight ¢las Tis ns ec Witi 2 50 : ‘ie Be ” an ee he oe Glacier three-door side-icer vered Re! Set wh solid one-piece porcelain lin- | $2. Lawn Benches , , ie to cost $1,250,000. they aAiCcCKéi fia are and seneives - : : ae ee . he > a ©serts na Goor iit sini - eutgrown heir Patent water trap. $1 glass ot tings are nickeled $1 Glass Hardwood folding 7 ¢ n . present refricerator set included free ce Refrigerator Set free ome nes as shown, ? ' at 3549 Olive street. s€ : finished in is % J =: ' Ee $2 Cash—$2 a Month $4 Cash—$3 a Month nish and | ne have all au j red. Special $5.00 Baby fa’ BR HR Swings : va $79.95 bebe | 2= , | H =, $s WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps _ 8) 88'S 88'S) 418) 8) BS 8e.8 Ss) Seas) Ss) SEEN Ee a.) ee ar Da. ed “| , APOPR he a poe Tne op Matas iy aback Ne to RS es Eig Al ee RR A Rey SI oo cana Rte ea fat : . a * . ” » 28 8 8 Becerra Cease essay ” ee:s: a. we 7 88 8.8.2.8:8:8 5 8°82 2 ~.. 4, aay * ewe se8.e 8's oe =

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Ss TUNE 1a 195, | ~~) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : — » JU NE 14, (A929. yf. LOU! Is, BU NDAY MORNING g i oe \S . RK” “SN Quote This $100 : S: .QQ_q5yqy7y77 7 0 "°F SQ. W\,, o"7mdtiwkkk SQ. QQ—(w Epo ™7mrn10 The More You thes: hex Better 'Tw.il Pay. cee LL - ~ - - ie aanee —— - a ee ee — ee ee ee le IN D E xX te ‘Seétion | “A” | ‘Cee ‘Section “BY” ton Esiployment, oyun Rent Lists | Builders’ Columns 5 | Bus. (F. S.. Wtd.).Pt.9,P.26 Apartments (For Sale). ~ , Bung.. Cottages (Rent).. | Bus. Prop. (For Rent)... 4. apartments (For Rent). .2 | Gungalows Wtd. to Rent. , Bus. Prop. F. R. (Sub.).14 | apartments Wtd. to Buy. 5 | Bung. Cottages (Sale).. r Bus. Prop. (For Sale). .12 Apartments Wtd.—Fur...4 Bungalows Wtd. to Buy..5 Business Property Wtd.. 5 Brentwood Troperty Bus. Opportunities Pt.9,P.26 Clayton GB | A THREE-TIME AD COSTS LESS, | Farm Land .. | Flate Wanted 5 | 4 Farms for Rent..... 4 5 5 | Garage, Stables | House for Rent 4 | Cottages Wtd. to Buy... Cottazes Wtd. to Rent.. Dwellings Wtd. to Rent... Dwellings Wtd. to Buy.. .! Dwellings for Sae......1°2 Exchange (Real Estate) . > | ee MORE. — . . Bt J ie i. EZ : 1.08 0.09.9 .83) w.w 2.2 "sO 259/ of inueaidememenas = wyrhh'y PLoS : | Flats Wtd. to Rent Flats, Etc.—For Colored. .4 Flats for Rent (Fuarn.). | Flats For Sale | For Lease Farms Wanted Ferguson Property Financial Flats for Houses (Furn.) Wanted... .4 Houses, Etc. (Colored)... .4 | Imp. Prop. for Sale. ...14 s J " > : = © vihacatuecstindoans winationsali ) TO RECEIVE RESULTS. Per. Prop. Money Wtd.. . Pt. 9, Pe. *‘ _— Uverland Property eee anil TS SSSA SSS SSS N PAGES 1-148 J = Residences for Rent. Residences for Sale. | Richmend Heights Loans P¢.9,P¢.26 | 5 Country...14 Colored... .14 Subaerbas Prop—Fer. Stocks, Bonds Ft. 9. FP. | Suburban Prep. Wanted. 5 4 | | Suburban Prop. 4 12 | @eaburban Prep. .4 | Timber Lands ‘4 27 | University City Property 7 Webster Preperty .-4 Wellston Property Imposing New y Structure and Handsome Homes Featured in W b ad MIQHY 4 ~ —— C7 jhe os ee ae rue ee Mi) say “> Ant $5 A MONTH ‘sixth Floor.) mums. | Z . . Ne, Ace . 4 " o ~ a . * . t eee See PS G ee N ’ A CP A . : > % q Oa a Cae . > 2 ‘ o" OSA » Sy vn Se -} ~~ Aas . , e a Se : 4 . y were a “he > P roa"s 4 . ery re BETTIE Meectabiuammioare PRR AB hn, ar be . . by . m ye: ae? oS ¥ Big si sg ae 2 a - ‘she 2 CET aes is ee iy ie of « J . , a — ‘ * > ates a>? 7 . * mz . : " 2 eee ue Ped . — . " ~ > - i 4 / , , . 7 4 J 4 f } _ } , 4 oe MEDA ™~ Ye =~ ~* ~ ~S ae Viele wt. WS — ee ee See Yj lttltt ts + x 4 S tect. RSM MW AMAAAHH7 By Berry Moore. YW The northwest corner of Lindell. boulevard and Sarah street was bught yesterday by O. M. & G. M. Chapman, of the Chapman Bros. peaning & Dycing Co. The site has qa frontage on Lindel] of 40% feet, mith a depth on Sarah of 150 feet. It is occupied by a residential] fTucture which was not taken into consideration. The price paid was not made cost $875,000. There will be WPidlic, but itis understood that the/4partments each rooms and ££ > baths, and a garage in the base- cars. The building four elevators and will embrace the last word in apartment house construction, ac- cording to George D. Barnett, Inc.., art hitects. 0% was -Dispatch a 14-story vet aine is to be erected at the Made As Investment. corner of Newstead and ure ‘rs state iat the ee Ne CTT Be peti ee rmanen s oe 8 t} i A McPherson avenues, by a svndi- . ‘ a _* ri: (=) § = a = . ‘ eo ee ulld. (cate headed by A. D. Gates s+ - \ y% ; > ALe yt i(i- ~ ment, with no lmmedia , COST of $875,000. Thi ~ bh u) ome in view of the urgent; .°",,°. 4) : : . } eon ain Vv. apartme nts Wi1l? mand for sites on Lindell boule- le a! es +} for blie buildings and and six rooms, ayid two bath . S - Dl } . . quasi-pubii will be Known as the Hampden | isiness purposes. ~ 1} +P “a. i 7 | The K i » os Hiall. Plans for this building were! 4 ‘ ‘11 ws ¢ .7 | © Anights of ColumbDu .. also made by the George D. Bar.- | northeast corne! ; ; ;, architects. hRodemeyer & Company, offices in the The more the hev ad yaid ‘i . ween eee ey ae re before.{cuaranty Building, will have the 1@ l@as thi: two years ‘ a a RR ra ie een - sold hundreds of them and the by the encroachment of speeches by David Sommers, presi- design are just right. Have 2 mm establish ments. ‘dent of the organization, Fred Z. ner top, large side oven and 3 fe been conclud- Solomon, chairman of the Building and 4 r the ante of the Buckingham |Committee; Will Levy, architect of 4 = & West Pine boy levard ana the structure, and Rabbi Louis A. mighway, as wns forecast re- | Witt Rabbi Julian A. paliiot will | : Ng the Post-Dispat ch The | pronourice the invocation and Rab- ¥ 8 owned by a company ivi A. E. Halpern the benediction Oreon FE. Scot* is presi- Funds for construction of ost of the purchasers building were raised in a campaign | mthelq Pending final p feat ‘in 1923. Most of the subscriptions Apartment Hotes at own have been paid. The building will and McPherson. ‘be of pure Italian Renaissance | Greystone apartment hotel style. The exterior will be of mat tructed by Roy F. Brit- | brick, trimmed in stone and terra | ® Northeast corner of New- ‘cotta. Among the features W ill be 3 McPherson avenues will|a@ tile swimming pool and a roof, and the Tatentenen Ge. 4 Ories in height and will garden. Home an¢ orlgéag nilt of fi inest re Garwith a w * “ se exter A >> S¥OVACN* Va? vA AS s ef 0, i F. “AT a GLE he old J re par et at nt te at Ly ff eae - ‘ (StF, 49 348 OA ind AE Od nsaction was made on the basis |" st 3 ment for 56 $500 a foot for will be served by Lindell boulevard frontage, lich sets a new high mark for ‘ tant ground on this thoroughfare The former Anne L. ar} 4 H 7] Be approximately ME wt ott nt dd lt YY Uf Ad dur ug a | a } ~ ? t t ° 4 4 “ a ¢ ’ * oq t of Sarah street. mener of ithe site was Warrance. told in last Sunday's apariinent outnwest 2s shisiis sia FHF AIEEE EE ECR AEE EEO EE WU ddd CECE LEAAZQ0AAA0O0ABABBAAAA000000AAA0AAAAAEz!| ~ ought tron stand- ornamented with tear-drops and May, sold the nett. Inc parchment B Lindell boulevard and Sarah “ee t for $70.600 which was $40,- adi . for realtors, with have been awarded to the! 4. ]}>. Gates Constr ‘uction Co. vod. ge Seed an sill ciated — corner | for which _ sae will be broken at 10:30 a. m. today. the me noe oun - panegnuenanesaenaaenetae , nl ee A a es A. mom NORTH POINT E ADDITION st = ver of shave Deea | LOT SALE IS UNDER WAY * . ~W . . ¢ oO ey — > So “ aX ‘ = ie OF “ ‘ ™ “ft “ocd “ Set : > . : . It ~ —s ° + -. * ‘“g > ? 4 iY a. >. “¥ . Meal Ronee £8. Se: » bh ibbdssiésddsdédésddée Vl ee cc cdcccdddaaaadaaddddda - } a” Sa LEE AHHH 4 \ ¥ SA SO BYRON. S: S ee SS AMAA AWATANOBOATRN ~ avs WS) ws i ee i AAS ALAA FLAG LF rye. * SHES SSeS ses se ee es “ITIL hhh sib liiii sds iii th de Residence being erected in University Hills, Warren and {$1,050,000 on the project. P. Dazey. Greenway boulevards, for N. SE = eee a ae -_—— ert Zimmerman of 4429 Bessie ave- nue. The Bettér-Built Home rnd Mortgage Co. developed Hi-Polinte, Delmar Garden and North et. Louls Heights, and is now develop- ing De Mun Park. Sketch of Greystone Apart- ment Hotel Building to be erected at the northeast cor- ner of Newstead and McPher- son avenues by Roy F. Brit- ton. Estimated cost $875,000. George Barnett, Inc., archi- tects. CORONADO ADDITION T0 COST $1,500,000 Hotel .Company Also Plans to Build Convention Hall on Westminster. The Coronado Hotel hag corm- pleted plans for the erection of an addition to the Coronade Hotel. Lindell boulevard and Spring ave- nue, which will be 14 stortes high. crowned with a 50-foot illuminated tower. Arrangements for financing the project, involving more than $1.,- 500,000, have been completed, with 8 W. Straus & Co., Investment bankers of Chicago and New York who will underwrite a first mort- ~~ eee NATHAN FRANK BUYS HOME. AT 5291 LINDELL BOULEVARD | Sale of the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Woods at 5291 Lin- dell boulevard to Nathan Frank is announced by the Weisels-Gerhart {"o The Woods tractive two and on lontal, home, with a broad sweep | overlooking Forest Park. The first | \floor contains a reception hall with tile floor, large living room with a fountain and brick fireplace, sun , parior, mahogany and breakfast room and kitchen finished in tile. The sec- ‘ond floor contains four bedrooms, maid's room and three baths. A batiroom with old-fashioned stone fireplace and chauffeur's room is contained in the basement. The | residence includes “a three-car lheated garage. |. Frank will take possession of his ‘new home about July 1. A picture of the house is shown on this page. residence tgs an at- e-half story Co- Building to be erected at the southeast corner of Enright and Union boulevard for Young Men’s Hebrew Association, | ‘CLUB SITES AND SUMMER | HOMES TO BE AUCTIONED ' The auction sale of club sites, | comninell homes, a country residence, la hotel and 200 acres of farm land together with the Valley Park glass plant of about 40 acres will be held Wednesday at the Court- house at Clayton. A. R, Seholl- meyer will be auctioneer. dining room with panels of | ‘gage 6 per cent bond issue of Plans | we re made by Preston Bradshaw _|* rhe C The Coronado addition, which Ww be constructed on Lindell | boule ard west of the present 10- 'story structure, will be of rein- forced concrete, strictly fireproof match architecturally the pres- foe Coronado Hotel. The extertor 'will be faced with terra cotta and ;matt brick It will contain Male- ,onette apartments of different size jand a number of large hotel rooms ‘and bathe. In connection with the addition. the Coronado Hotel also has pur- chased property on Westminster place where there will be con. | structed a large convention hait. \hew supper room and many pri- vate dining rooma. BLOCK BOUGHT FOR SCHOOL AND CHURCH IN HOLLY HILLS The ites Realty Co. reperts ithat in May sales in Holly Hilia, the subdivision north of Caronde- let Park, amounted to $200,008. The outstanding deal tn the sub- 'division was the sale of a block of ground fronting 350 feet on Wti- mington avenue, to Archdishop Glennon, who purchased the prop- erty as a site of a new parish church and school. Sewers, water, cas and sidewalks have now been installed tn the property, and the work of building the concrete and asphalt streets is now under way. By the le of August, improvements are expected to be completed. Ground has been broken fer three new buildings in the subdi- vision in the last week. . - I Ee A A Re tee te ent ge RIN A latte ee ig es de be ) ox % . ™ - = " et Tt a eS pe eo ats Ry ware ae re Willd ~tes Seca 8 sake * fe RT a eae ©, eNOS oe . ae Oe eke 7 . ey BS we comiys Seb RAs <5 (Ng Il SES Ped Scie aie Sete its es vio j aM Seat, ON Ratt ates PNR pple: S speightye i aw)

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SUNDAY, 2B ST wots pa 1200 APARTMENTS, DW ELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. _ a Se aS — aoe eR ” ~ = APARTMENTS FOR RENT aaa Pon fans = em r West ANY GOING TO STA BRHF ves DOWNTOWN ¥ BUILDING MODEL APARTMENT eS EALTY CONVENTION = ~ RICHMOND PL, 7211—4 rooms and sleep- Mo . avtenall = , Demure Park ing — $85; second floor. Main : 2163. I. EPSTEIN $17 Chestast at.i 7 ete v_ decorated. -. Apartment for Rent RR rw) 107 + . | pa ane wort : : : 7 1 2 t: : aR T aR oF oe oe or | ow time, ” PERSHING APAR . Sacer made reservati «s with T+. ,Oo. | De ‘ a nireget 3 ation tea rent. : . nell ' SITR TOMP: .. Oo872 Delmar PERSHING 3 ) . See Sr) per month. inctuding ca ; - . ~~ ’ :, : : ; ' ' om mED a2 } 5 lar rooms tive secretary to atte Le ie t corner of ith , ' - | n ) or 543—5 rooms wi,l put ‘iB : SHERTY R E wiert, 4-PToo ™ arart- garage: rent $#0 BR r « »3 ’ ; rng : * harthe; -thwood. E AKEWELL. 1 .. Tth. Oliwe 55 SEMPL! | n arto a. = Pe, aw . WACKER GRART SEIS. tee 8621, . e : " , : . : . sri me . 4 . rs : A ‘ } ni >. ' ‘ ': 7) . “ tore. ¢ we SHA \\ X« fk RAN Is. ed ié d *T) “ : . ; , | newly de Chestaut_ a Reatt: | , neenine paren) S80. 1 monche rent | bed. heat furnished. newly decorat CHOL E APARTMENE——— ms ” BROOK-BLACKWELDER REAL ESTATE TRUST NGETRY BL. S93 No 41d Mac. STRACTSE 723—6 rooma Benton 4426 || S#38 Kingsbury. thint weateagill “PARKLEIGH COMPANY, Agent Ry } -4. $80 Onl! after. S¥RACTSE, 706— second fleer| GEO. FE. BERGFELD. REALE 2 5616 PERSHING AV. 1010 Olive Street. Main EQss PGESCRY GL O690--ist float com : Aah EPSTEIN OS PERSHING APARTME fnder New Management|} rei P » DE 97 | TRACTSE | c4 floor or 5 snare, un —— Rapier S . nati, 1 eal : N EW .s SCHEDU LE Oe ee aa SE 7 ee ake Pas SS She BA MRSA BCD 9, Se te one an NE geen rent SPO oer HAUSCHTLTE RE. CO. 260898 aeintled A P A R T M E N x S s SCT - | | ict a ‘ : ‘ ; 4 > 2 # ie PA TLOR : Si cet onie hood — ST. REGIS AP ART ; \ : anation of py Mh wit all WN DE De NE oe » ment — 2 , fetices of 4n apartment bea ut! fui throughout eK. . ~~ hard- | ; roa roan i wantier NT hens Dee adh : : rh. on 3 sides: nice wawn, ~ yoy Dart m . ie ae aa FRANCISCT'S RLTY. CO.. sive is NEW DWELLING DESIGNED BY 2222, STE, "7" Pelaine $2) APARTMENTS FOR RENT ciel ne Ant) Gh PS RL are! aT wits, “Roost APT oR Tee ene eS hich and ' as Central S E. 32 Consisting @ix lare set ft ol (wee Y $3 : ym Nis 2 662i1—"-ro OOO Waterman 6 24 west; © 7,| | ee CON OAS Fae ee ence Levee: cf ie" tens) Xe — aa ma; Tent SAO per mont | SGA Siest flour weet er second fer: | tana iv araneed Fear ad bya nico Tot SEE ZA cost Piece in Sommer. ag LOocu t! : f e% owntown ; 969400 09 , Ph sa y ‘ mete ; i ach a! FP tee > 2Aw re as ‘ (eT) open u ‘wher first { I & "TIFUL - —— = » ” - - os ‘ ‘ AT TS : > rs - —- . ' ») ' ‘ 4 '* .* , ° e 4 pi. y| | : , - ‘ oe — ‘ OREON - & R ~ . 7 —- ingests : , "omen be ‘ ad |) —£2¢ room. $65: garage. late ) vere Der ee a a ies mae SHE RIDAN 6355 Deunar Bl. : : pos io ae - Tat . 2s coat atten i, 4473 Olive et 2 Contains large l'vire room effic enc sariment |e : : for bed. combtnaiion gas tnelu eG nevis 4ecoran 7 ~ te h OREON E. & R. G. SC -OTT, A i comand aunts "$90 “APARTMENT an in evenings frum 7 to 9. Repre- "noms. ha >t ch: j » —_— wareeie GERHART ale eel Fah veal eek De at a ok PALE LE LORE HOMER Bs aoe oe ne eat “i pee : ns ie RS: eh ae Sup etraka rps ee ME er “1 r ’ beta in Tt eee Ss n> (Hal Mt eb ee a ae ei fe - Cee es > a ae it Le i ae b+ a - i Z Scobey 4 ~~ a LA ARE A OS. MSR DAA PP SE AAO ges Oh OS Ph ent cLL RE . ) a A ae Wrisberg Rea! Petot i. 146 +4 ae & : | . a . : : : £3 + th = E COR. PALM ' mer t adios reasona ‘ELAN 4 “th ape + ree). 6x05 w ASHI ‘ roe ~ san par Pr. 2. ©© bk oo | ATTRACTIV E x ae STORES -AnG! , a 7 . Pp £ ari ‘OPE: SIXT e OCUS AND GERALDINE Ae. .t t. Cy: FrannD Bion ; reason rooms. sun parior: and ome so wi side dri‘ ‘Ten : ) “MAU RET ANIS i AP ART MENTS iiuncan as cil ry 74 . ry a : : 5 om . ee : : ils , ‘ . 2 " —— od if desired . . 9 — , > ; . : : - : it of Rs th, .ke : . thereugh!y modern: garage ur 3 2 include ght as. ice and e Boxes 27) qd Heat { L. ei4 _. Si 4.5 rooms. sun pa rie r: every 4 ir RIL_ASAF K E. CS. i 11 ‘ hestnut ; 4 ‘~~ | ; TrF i .! - S345, ’ rom premises or call Oltre ; tett ——e a cenvenience: ld fieer apartment; open. LELAND i—Beantifal 7 reoms, large TERMAN 9532-— x apers , H KODEMYER & tette ss > ; . a “ ; 7 = ch r 3 . t Ta . dis 4 G RI. ANKE R E (@.. T1ll Chesatnnt «tn parla , = baths. shewer bath. garace. vn less rat Vet « “-7) | a ' " ’ arant? Bide. “on : 3 Bix tom, tegen and he th. °. - every Se appointmen AL” Py :?. th it weil 3 thos a a ‘raneis a Je Al : S.>-——Emtrance ec. OF . : wk, . v TER! on }- POT aparcment eee ee -—- - Ts 4! McePHE RSON THREE RESIDENCES SOLD ee ee ee MPa ne oe nits story Se STASRE REE CS. van coectnmt, WTF eointes 0. Cabany 20000 GENE FIELD ne wegen ; | ERG SIRES NE EEE eee en ee eee TY : — ’ WALTEARM A IG Clara. 5 33) Uluve: J-Troom othe 764 CLARA BY HEWSON - a 3 oe — : — nar’ seers ene? : *BCcy L fn Use 9 TT? ee c rooms and barh: very reasenabie. : -, afrrrhce r.iey : 4 __ as — . ; ' : ‘ » een ¢ F premises Se dp See a — fe i D -} ~' pT PE cy + swrigh: ml . ba afes light " T NE re? EAL CO. To Re Finished Next Year e } ae tod TBINSKY RI Tr . TR . ’ ARK: . C is: ‘ , - ~ ~* = a — LF! AND. g°2._¢ 75 for thi« fine = Lj "4 a) . - . 3 . : ‘ ~ “ al ‘RODEMYER ~ : Fir x Fi Estate Co to A & Ansby 30 hie weno? Realt c" PO? ti. i+ : am : - :* 00°D J LA YTO! RI > +e apartment: in-a-dor bed; third floor flat ?, . Sa suaranty | 74 Peur ‘overly roome apd barh ° Magnoeo!i eats iat ane ha - -ong : : a4 e mice ve it 2 : 6 M ahs : an tata . south; epen : ————— - Janitor on oremives will be glad te show | Ag .1R s I _ Severy-! Oy j . ‘ I ; Puy ‘ ; : it " } . . i; : Qo" ; oad ape . J I EPSTEIN A SON. ; "7 HE DELTA a erts. asc interwate® on : ; - "Tv ‘ ‘ . . . > . 7 . “eit. I %-s > — . . - . . Rs \ ; 4 : " . . z > ’ ‘ As : " | ' | ) ‘m4 an , : : MER etrnt wate ——- | Murp! is 2° closets, janie @ BON (422 Oakland avenu ‘ ippts ll ta pos about } at thi idinj il} ) - 3 — LEMEN 82% efficie : : : — }_*_ w ATER MAN. 6157 — St Thomas s apart- : ; . é ; "yt 4 ; ‘ S (i LEMENS. 66.5 1—— haice ec ond fleor of } , EF gh t _ = ei . : - : % reem.s and ai fon venience. ; open. 4 | &j OA has eorre sa A. G. BLANKE KR. E. CO., 7il Chestnut. 4 =. ST N P - CH A ? q fa.ov ‘ Stra: . versi “it J my! und i «. ee: , : 7 ee ee Sr : tle 4. l. EPSTEIN & SON, 2 um abDartx enned |:m: n ’ » Side Perchbine West of Trion. Browr 10 . Webster ba as ntl 7 3 gi wrt Nice , ret : a ae _SS88 Gls Chestnut st “58 sat “41S Delmar % -"4 Ww ATE R: 7 e oar : crea | | Also Mortheact Corner of Reh oe scene Rpy | Sx. taule, They will take posses-| ) come a havea for young men (on yehss. “So 5 ESP ADace tame | lock north af Clayton 7. 3 room. mug MCCAUSLAND. 1340--A modern 5 ross | Second fost: 6 seamen. Baa steng. Seat | seam at seteer ~i—a// HERE'S YOUR CHANCE DICKMAN SALES INCLUDE K De Genus for Constantine | ix belek Ghat tie building will 049 S. GRAN] i TERE. $26—3-room efficiency, | SCHWENEER RE. CO. 900 Chest BELLS. 5632 ma Murchy bed:| STANLEY EPSte ME $75.00, $80.00 and $85.00 | ;, oe ; S. mcr - Piret. Secoett and Third Peers - > rents AA EE OE GES TENE MEY: 5 ; a: e a. 7 a ee te ; x » rr : OTP Oe i ge , - Mp * : : . - 4 = q -. i 4 * 7 s , 2 a — Ss sa voy OR > Bee Moracer ‘iret Fioeor Be hoe Each OLIVE STREET LOT SOLD BY re ~ Gor mi | .. aon rf n n ro e * , te ts : ed te a : : shed ii ; ; ae — ; x. 30 = : om. cuir rE: *: 3 ervice. ri ; | heal 7 | " a i. RODEAYER Pe = | Broa! Taht eal a for each tennant, saa row nairman; Ro} x DUBINSKY FRANCISCUS REALTY CO. if ,0 ra (r¢€ Dac! i! GRAVOLS 49164A—New 4-ressan : _ : —— ; t Z ' VESTGA7 ‘1S > root an : “RB ( JUL EV ARD rosda —— 2. : cency apartment; fine large roums UG » J HEIM anut. Sew L , pA > ft)” lURaAREUET I 4001 VW ASHINGTON oy , ai ws%y , : orutcd ; Janitor servke MET 4 by Ba " , ae af : : a a . 7 an ~ “+> m efficien oO eee no YT d Fra Realty ; ria 4 4 re! ’ 527A) (pravow—New th aoe = ~s . ’ 4 eee Eee F; a ca gallows Thi i ’ eit , ' : .- water heat: hardweod fleor, : : = 8 . ‘ ee Eb ae ; ro PRT tae Ow! ‘ ESTGUAT E let fix } Tata Manager ' premises or call : . , 38 ' : , _ amen BRINKMANN KEALT) + : . MURT 7 + Manas ares 410 Gravois av Riverside . i) ee Mw HER ‘ Ss and » €a- = na Hi. R.--, pa a EPSTEIN AND SON REPORT «=| 2) SS PSUS seer ec a MEM EERE, Soa ate, eae + oy St eee ow Ambaaasdor! $250,000 WM LOANS| LAFAVETTE AND SPRING | f5¢ReS"acrenren 117 cones: | MERECGE 5078} tome ant 08 esraneren Pi Soe oom) a - Apartments RIE aE OID BT RE FOE ETI REET WL DEY ar ge ARN Ree, fgg, 5 patios ‘OA TAT “COMMODORE GEL, 120° LINDELL Bl. 3 and 5 Room Efficiency | Ice. cas and electric light tn- cuce* All the latest and moe-' Base: 08 premio, at Z | equipment, with every 4 601 Title Guaranty Bidg. 708 of comfort and conven- | ce i age beds. cl ete. OR SAR RE OM ALA : eT ’ ri Ree aE ne * ee ee “Sori He vo George) HEATH REALTY CO. FINANCES «| Convuieacen: Homie. a client ef the “MESAS I gy Mo Ste aoa EASTGATE—OPEN | Sessias}io ARLES Tact co | roy SREP NUBIA Ile ane |? lie er ope BELLIS REALTY CO. REPORTS | HOTEL ANNEX AND WINE STORES 2 ome and door bed: ail “SgissinsiPrt VALLEY Trrok C oa. es ‘etc. rent only $5750: & snd sun parlor, es om , ~ OPT LM AP ARTHEDS 699 chee ST. i Sa ee geo ae : ees W. aaa 7 " : —- _— | pingage . ‘ se . ar —_ 3 : Pt, “ ; ‘ oe : A . | - d _ » ts TET ; by tis . : . : | : , ~~ ee = ‘ 9° . ibe! E oo es a ) , — . : . ' : . | . . ' °C. = 7 4 LTH EIMER. - | “3 neuhanel ETE WEMEMRG Miller Dr |tracts for the erection of 75-room |«trect. wes sold te Pronk le ' tent TT oak eee ogress. mszroor_ newly decor vemaut CLERC KETCHAM S06 fet Lite J “EFFICIENCY APTS ¥esewtre —- " gdditio: t I Pot th 62 4 Dresde Investme n Derior 3 i: CRT: ya = P — 21 N HITTIER SRMAN APARTMESTE. i Lue +? : 7 7 7 “ . . r ~itor : . é AS ,. : . "> heat ad iz 3! . ; came to 1 . une stores on the ground floor a oh ahdint EUGENE J. ALTHETME! . : SS ae po rele : | (ULLIN-W RS REALT ir. Skinker Rd _& Met ’ i. ; : = | i¢ ni . ' ‘ , - “ ' : : TTY } . als =** , — . ; » a 7 —— : : ; ? ’ ; ‘ f.revront ™— wad deghediiagtig aco ee a . , | i. Eel : the ae © © TA) S oe “a ge ~ se : egg ees be ¢* Dart : and x - * ~odhaare miseman fo iward ladig ec oproximate struc’ 7 | ee >O5 nentie 4s "16 Wavrerte + ts sence: > saplonag os pe , IR. 1 — 5 4%. north, } at. — q ! KINGSEERY. e4% st ’ : | ri res .aernec ’ } ‘ : ‘ : 2 a . 7 7 t ~s . : 9 . . - ~aabnan ant + : O 4 eves “ : - . ~- . rf . ; ’ if ; ' et. = : - . cae oo | $70. te HM. Reichel fer Samue! M. Hard- PATI $ REALTY « ee ee - pewiy es STANLES ) Cheetr sHE CEH A! 7 | STRAC cE cee ane Ce ae eae | MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. | —*:2-S85=E= ee eS ieoe eS ea ane x ro coe sce RRL REALTE ch Son wae yg BSA ESSER reomee! a or ban. 2 1B | “MO. ALR RAKEW ELL. 4855 DELM 1R RL > ~- » lewing applicants aes ‘ - wd | . >= ce “ ; plies : ’ R eT Sake > k . : , : 5 aoe > - > ne - t A 4 oo Chestnut Se ee Secs FREE BAND CONCERTS WEEKLY Seri. sho 21 improv I a dt a ark © Me Guaran us —_ - 7. = - ' : | . : 4 al it a nt KanvEwese, 6214—New buliding: five , in 2 —_ gen “ Arthur Yechmann 3) |6Gr . : - . © * : ' \MHE a eae : t be t i b-C has bt ies comes sum pericer and enclosed sierping . —«- ast At a regu) ng - AS AEB 9 662 “fat r . Spice ireteiy a : af -« ‘ ‘ : 2 a8: . - . aod - — Or - *? whee | aoe : perc! Fs EPSTEIN & SON * ! ir Ba , for Cha “2 ee wo -* , : ~ EW +ROOM APART MES T™ : ere: =: OULS = 55% GL’ Ghestact st. ParctING FOREST PARK: LOW RENT . soll FORSYTH) Burt a *N re i : : ‘- ~ > Aingshichwe) aes floors. poe « every conren % BL Aron x ". co (heateoet «f PERNA SREB INA cy tec ena topo et lb agi SALE OF LOTS TO CONTINUE ©" 3PSSS 2. SUBDIVISION NEAR FERGUSON IN NEW DELMAR HEIGHTS | 23r emote TO BE OPENED TODAY So RIE ie Sine 6A RR A a hg PB De a > " Se ee, oh ? ¢ # NE A AS abet a Rel a ar ARTMENT rok RENT —AUBLEASE, Pe : : to 183 | le, Siar 3 *s : _ mate pt hege a : wane , elites | te TL | ‘ana , > I RENT PRESIDENT OF CARDINALS : SAI METdace stcacaiws lease We | eecceree—tass | SD MSEYER'£ CO, PART DE: We nave ovatiate sce SELLS 20-ACRE TRACT JOHN A. WATKINS & CO. Seer aiace aor: Se’ nee Sano Tose SES, PAGE RS BRT ee ome ere: See Se eae ae oe =e — mSaM REALTY CO. . ten Se Rice . a ey REPORT PROPERTY SALES =o meee el BROWN REE TY _Aoarimens 5 swims ang oes orc Winstasrbr! tabuey TRUer « 5 pancetta Ete. 2prt_ 208) | Goon 0S Se IVANHOE AVENUE OFFICE os = reas, butiding. |g pre Refers ROGUES SSS Soe ewe oes ONE ST a Bea eS || ee SEI gages capi —— ' | itwaten . “ay . —. = = and | SS sa eae ag ye ' HOU AM RR EALTY Co. For $69 You Can . , , — ’ ; ‘ : —_ gi 2 _Inte national a Ce 32.an A+ ¢ ; " . : - 2 7 ’ we 2 . e pr sEX Ne “APARTMENT eying te "ease / eam 5 i ; ae - << : << ; 7 7 ; ome 4294 3 take over arger ) oo ‘ ' ivanhoe avenue eer Me ee ee ee . 7 " : ’ , ; : " . : . - ; ‘ 5, ~ a = - RSE: FA — aay bey : . R 7 ~~ - bee . &) - es ee & mete YATE

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*- jt ie YEe, ote s% SUNDAY, C NE_ +4, 1925. 7 : ota ARTMENTS FOR REN 2 | § O324 pera sal : / fa nee T bd AG inate ht a pod: 7 reume ENTS. . a ith treccns =—== —_...._West , a. ri > bat ee sun >. sz. 5602-04 iSBU RY cont. Se ; 2, ea! KN ae 8. APART: 78150 0) a 527 CLARA : TOE TMENTS West 7 | Tig eer swens S10) : large rooms, al a — | eet 3 gg ep ok Parlor | lead LEASE =u S, furnished apt., LATS For a . 8T LuUls - Gd Se S-Gerh AU HEL ee to cars and stores Moi ENT —N rth — =P OST- " One suite || | art R. E. C —Modern. ~ ° FLA = VISPATCH. H || Eighth and Ch ; licene turnished 6- i bet ia neat furnished TS FOR RENT | FLATS Fo s apa 323. fc: te 4 Serene! Oe re ee ee estnut wit silver, nas, fa ePhy is (c) | KENNER Northwes: orth | CALIFORNTA 3 7 Cc rent until] an, tele- NERLY ey 15 312). Rie September or long. $ rooms! _hardw f) Hoorn since 3 efficiency: | TALIFOR SY ing porch; ¢a-/| ~ la, 34334 . bath. electric: new wily D papered a suite on second floor. Or hind £1 floor. , face a 7 409J. on Pa > Attractic.... me ff 7) SANE ky eee bape Tarsished ” i v1 roti, ns, bath, KENNER] ia ~~ batt (99) . Toome, bath ait - $5. fee) CALIFORNTA These desirable oe gpa sw i B Rental very MW ranch—6360 ; Del C ocluding Janitor 8Ervice “seg Ce, eat . ; Y @partment > entrance: Ay. bi aise San le sunken garden 5 4 BE. [> -=407 ied TIF v cL APAF flpwakp L. BAKEWELL | i oe ™ mee §6=6 «118 N. SEVENTH sT. 2 i | 4931 ; d hot water. E Olive 5555 _&&§ 1 , ha pts : eo. san Chestnut. , es | bathe 7° : er. abe ose \.—0-room fla , 628. Bel.| JM LE ap ae $: SON, se WAY Se eC ANDERSON. sToc KE. “-BUERMANN Ste ee \ Av WY 2. ee Ns Mie en 00, ineluding farage 551 st. oP eccces Mh ttadtax . fie rt including farage TI TO he occa neti Sie and 7500 including garage his is the ideal, Piet nN Seeees Oo RO-G8e 0:66. 72 ae. including gar svorth End district to a a ee *+ 75.0 . ine ‘luding eee me out = a Se nd inspect. Wag ner-Grant-Bel] 722 CHESTN UT Realtors Olive 862] ~ 2— 35 IA—8 . _location, rooms: newly decorat- ” ult ; ne, a ...% Tie a we path, capa ss cia chanted st. CASTLE MAN. alge 2 N—4 Foo OOP: madcnn, fen, Tome vacant. “Granth Waka.) Teoma; earw; 4) plage: ly 2052W! sodern; rent ae | a fogat. ea ‘ (e37 } urnace. neste’ j » newly dee L073 N. _ Grand. t $20. Ope 'L TE , E R. E. co 2407 N. _B' way. i one io ees x ; d ies rea aad aor STA . vy 259 for su Ummer month — ; McPHERSON 8. Cab- = ~ CAROLINE 300: coeai bat | n Ks h. 2 ° ‘ ee as an ©} : . ~ : ~ > ; aro - rd 'Di 2 a ‘ ¥ eo —— — LE DU Cc. eons $55 17324 rooms, furnace, etc 2 an pit floor >1lj 25U04W —~ Js roo we Oils, 1 ollet ana | SAV INGS TRUST CO. “4 | i tS Delmar. —_ foraiies Site eX Bao Pome, | 3 pe p- Mod, rm, ; : = rs 200 cme, Oot Leage fe =©Demure Park ens a for Rent | PERSHING. 94° gt*s+++ 195.0 ai - é ' & Sule: 00 . O7xx— i rooms, bath, Zi. cust, acne” apartment for ye fully, furnished 3 h » Streened ———+_Teferences Cen or 2 onthe; McPHERSON, 4946 Tope $3825. (e) , ~ ovely 2-room e@part- AWLEY R. co LE Main 2814 LEXINGTON, ~' 4614—3. ™ 3-3 BATH; CTI LEV iE LA ND 42°78 ss _ — ool place: $59 — Deimat divi 6 rooms: $500 CASH. BELLIS. OLIvé 3 rage. _ 1643—3 —3 rooms _and tollet, LEXINGTON “ss te. **: 21Gi- > wy — New .- CLEVELAND, BASRA tor ne ecora ted. Centra} Sosn eee ) ; 3 ee * ae | reo PE ; = LOT NS oy iSHING Ap h et ct oa ‘ T d } : . - ~ . | Be [Paps ok ai ee oe eee ireproof building * 2 v 307 eS 7 rooms, 1 i} ING oon n°? jPOoms. Including iain SleCtric ele ; 302, | _ per month, fachuding ee | 6 roy oo 2d floo —_— ment. complete! aes | E°O\. oo bys = Tarte ~e (4 a tor- 4. : ga- | on Pp “ a hs; a keepin : : ftely furnish . , rn COnCea led = 2 o- | R4N® premises fr seni g; delightfully ed for house- rt- a A ry 30] Deda. b 835 )- 37 Southwood: 4 and 5 | 4 ~ EN RIGHT, oa 2 to 4. i. jESS range; desirable. cool: priv ate porch; ' R ( ¥¢ aM S. 3 —— rooms 6252 Northwood. 7 {| 5 rooms a. ene °**s MELVILLIs pan month, SA536 1. 50) j Py rooms: $135-$140 7 |] 4505 wa SHINGTON. 9 - g2outh. “"y W2, 8800 Delmar, go los aod “es , me a Rt ’ ris " . : le ; rts : se ‘Or A ; by ” ~s oy "ona h Ww Tr 7 rooms. Is ; ; rooming A Bt A, every furnished eo my brand-new i ee A 18] i —— hy fH rg oe re E Wis ae Tate op . ye a thay th = s; $I 50-815 agent. on Premises bath: ture Dossible Service and” apt., with » a re new, C a ban apar tment. 3450 S ; 7 e ° room C?@@ le @ ae LA RADI > c ge ATAQe. ; an _ ser month 0 rooms: “Modern. a Cc UT. SRS y wan, | tn pnt Biche 4 ART Eee ul 4-room apartment. with 726 INTERDRIve’ ‘2: PAGE 5893 any 1816M. (ce?) RTMEN - Grand, § a a 65 00 w E. 40274-—§ he apa’ | MARCA — rn; $35 | erm: decorated: hard rooms. mod- BO. + rourho ror me 2 in Bae « ac TS en of two bedroom t i DRIv E. 24 fle eter 80.00 ly furr I—Cho ice apartme ee nae 4946 BUCKINGIA TS a. S Che ek st. 65 ; ater, . furnace rooms, modern : pot j . RCUS., 40445 ? (c2) | wood floors: gare ; pearourhout: overlohkinw' rill} 8; exclusive Ss. in St. / i} ..,, Cast. center: 4 Cor shed 4 rox nt. complete. AM COURT: 1 FLA TS 00 | LABAD 7 '} yegems. second; rooms. fivet Ti DE ‘TY qa B- . expna: ‘trindking y — a deen ° 48 a home. with ’ 32 large PE RSH ooms bath. Br \ floor w st 1975 ‘e HE. 39060 —— _fe) , . cond; new. 100T; gi} * TONTY_ 42 5, es (eR } : a £2 ; . 4if} } nien eg of I al] the } 'Oen INTER DRIV rms. 77.5 ING. 538 nen. (cG2) est: § large, b j Burd ae Ce ti A—7. Tox m a j Jight room . : are flat: | » ‘s 4 A—Modern ~— : an- FR ANC free RY. fell; — an apartment: beautit: . E, Ist 00 f | and sy 6—Aprt. 301: 4 == rooms, s right | 5266 Deir: “cond fl, 4 Ception hall. } t. 2m corner j fine: wa, | 8: heat: gar arge, | DE) TONTY "_4-room lat : i Oe tf) z PY; Quiet elev ators: Kk au Ui | ) fast, renter f). "roo! n barlor: new] f “rooms un Parlor. Bleepin j 35 Ima . roo ’ rooms. mn 50 00 Class cond! ti Ol-water heat, bath - ; re / Mc IR Al NE. 46° pee “4 f $150a—~5 roome > ealanpiiapeee! ‘thr ‘ougrhont a eiVinators: hard. | i ficiency ’ 5-room ef. a ms ¥y urnished - 2 bed- porch, heat and ja 1 17 Clark. ‘© _. Sas ' : ‘On; reasonab) first- lon } at wanted Grand 692? rooms, S4rage if | k. and bath “y 7 SS 708 Chestnut. | | 3866 M RE E. $a "¢r °c. Nished’ piano. rage, complete! 1018 8. KINGS} ae eet Hose e. obo Tae rooms...) * Z2 OU| LEFFING WE and bath, u. electric, 7 E, oD ve rooms, | DE TUNFY- &. | F Sleeping porc} es . ——===2 | CREE, 34 #1 “24° °+:- y a. ; 1IGHWAY; sisal ‘ses 63 00 : ELL, 1631 N NO} ' 2023 Mull PY. 4156—4 ais. C7! oper e909 eee a " © roomg | i oo" 3d fl. east. a} 75.00 'PERSHT “7 radio, ‘Cat bany 213 No. 3: ' Apt. nee electric: N .—4 ro tTHLAND anphy., | __hard rveu + sun parlor, . ’ e wner fiece e = mat: £ . 89 ie NG {— s4.J. , 5 rooms, h —— ——— i¢ bart nt poe: . oms. bath f: ! , jl: 30—9 7 ~ wood _floora : > a BUT ORF ON E ‘ RG at Boa > r. st 9 —a 4 Cool Place In Summer 233 N . “AND . ENTS ch "A nN) me summer 5637 roeecond floor nofth: Janitor service: will denn FLA FO ae =a Lock so ‘HU T. TE ECO rrr tod: open. | NORTHLAND. bigniy mo floor: 4 ea | DE 7 ‘ONTY. $036-ieis: ye (eq? ; ; m | = ) ; > : f! - F ER. 2 £: } Bny): 4 ex : Sun parlor (Mur- | 600% twice mec. f rs ne ‘ 4035 : BE AU TIFUL a B20 . Cast; §& room ~d mode] Dosures: cool: n ae. fur- 6005 KIN‘¢ Swine. « «2.4% €5.46% PO 0 FLAT... —— aie. REny $$” ad a3 rooms . ette: sleepin rooms” and kit ’ upper ; : ; | apps RIDA A N Al AR TME ne FIREPROOF TIVOLI BUILDING |)||| lene he f aig | Park: re Way: at entrance to Rover and jentinr ie fC ee eT: : _D-B1, Poe ower: $55; « southweat” Bey | MADISON “N66 morning. © °°tFie; | NORTHLAND. f porch qt papered. te) Oe 2ONTY 4306—S5 rooms; ell mederz ; ; ran inienne. " AVallable ~ 6358 De! | if 420: ee gg i celia |; RIDGE, 5370, > service: $85. ( mend FLATS—Th =*¢ . ox | MADISON. ~? ae Jos. pond ~ee owner, £021 \” ins. . pt $90 AP. AR T ME vi re sitor. tet heat, light, elevator |! | || : WE: STGATE 34 a °° * CF Se 2 ferred : fe Kl. B tg mer adults vind 52964" PAGE: 5 iter service. , 52.50 > bay These beautitul 4-00 + Olive 3803" 2905—. Toome ger |? JOS. F. pic ‘KMANN ~1 | DE TONTY~ 43390—Reautit rr fel> f a 2m nut 5805 —o rooms, b I ed sleepin Cod floors otenm heat. Ol weed 28 »~»~ SS ct. 1 67 | fast opt : adults: maid ASHINGTON: 9 91? * One month fr © fin arage; reasonab) ath, electric: | #ble & porch, garage; :| DE 1 od &. "oRaaes I ry rT. V ] ) 1 ' ) R — 8380 De} ry h ae Cleisie \ XY 50/23 »ptional. Phone P and break- heat. lig “nd floor: iw. ee. Cal] Einden MAF FIT eC. se; Treason. , INTY. 49>) :} ut SE MPT. E. - arky lew 1167 Ww. - ht, freight" ° ata + 4lida— = NORTH M ‘ lor: . ¢ rooms and fun } run ; dorm 4204 § H SS eS P 1315 (3q floor) = we | enger elevat and pags- iy FL ATS “FO tiheadiasiii nace, electri 5 rooms. + bath. fur. [ARKE T 2608 ©} newly te ‘orated: st ger ; SS i rj)— ' . 4 ne , ; , . - 4 { : ae roo - strict! i and / 3°" Ul: ¢-mom eff ——————— room apartment. nc Furnished 4. on ators; sprinkler ‘T1114 Madie R RENT rate: ic, hot-water, ‘ge wrod OST, ; m. eléctric ¥ modern: rent : Mehi “sonal efficien, — ee SOE su ++ VRS 28 5 on, 3 ro rate: rent reason screens, ORT Che - ; _ $50, * 2 ity. liehit. as, P al and ; “" er In¢ly ts ee : Pate ae . : EO Aq i hej ighbor wees ‘ 0. Cal! ! 312 2 w ASHIN GTON- ge 6th 7 flo. ee 200 00 lane Ne? wn 3 roc Argh electric. . . $19 0n i M AP} au y it “aaa ai dul ts: RAra ee. “a 2) | ss RPW MARKER oan ~ mS n restau = _ | ” bene 1108-3 rooms, . Kitche ceese | Or «; ; 0; Nager on = . — OR 379° | ~ poms -* —— (Cc } ae 160.00 eh le : th, 3 foome ete s.* *"* 15 00 nice re ‘ — “irst floor OVerlookin K ~ reom. pi as reom, Slieepin net x nut ‘VI Hi Rohn TOR, b. 0 ' " E } ™ a 4 + ; ij rooms, - 3d fh f) oor West: 4 7), COTTAGE l Z4A N 16 h 8, elect ri Cc ] dad Ooms ana bath: r west: ‘four .——_ x inashinhe. Vv : modern : open & pores; Striv As : +--+ _ i ot) =a MYER & © 4 rei i arime i] 4¢ 16 g lie i i re for summer Month t 4 fine CLAY TON RD 15184 _ tn, 3 rooms. electri + like 7 00} . ecorated. steam heat: bej NORTH y / D , _ 4 : ; ~ Mery stnted had rliA ratity BR) ig ~rR a “4 | i of D i i } , FR OTT vr AIN no P ‘asonah) le. n i rent very } Price. 4 ‘* weat of I ark. 4 room ma. ric; . 19 00 FRA NC 1s. P ERE m ng MARKET 7 5038 anon (c62) i E TONTY, 4336 ss a ch : ; Ch | | i R Fx hy E : rooms bath. ‘ K oO electric. a eth a — ty Riv TH modern l A -New f at ned pacious 5- roo 2. ne ‘47K ¢ Re TAN Cor RT fetnut, 7 (552 . Pershing , ) I | i op Apartm 18 nt, new. beautiful 24 f w ASHINGTS a BP eCOTT. 800 Chestnut quire Bogey Ciub....._ mN 49.00 5639 DS Vernon: % aTSRE, AN 782 Chestaue. MAGAZINE, 32144 —3 ewe 8th st. Teatet heaters 4 arranged, Foome, | a : open efficiency : to ae ; =. ae KING 0 r . if craft “nd 5 room- effie...” Iii Nished anar. 6114—4-,, OO8 - no FLATS sis tric, _ . ooms, bath. elec. ? MAIDE s08, Jo0 Ch ectric, . TH MARKE , x easonable. {ANC S-FPE -RRY- R O-Ponr P ’ ri R} Desirable 4. room f ; | ral te > 4 Ww: Ns iile ienev hii g &partr nent f, r , OM fur- I 429 . Ss. GR A N 2627 N. na ce, moderr " 9 AIDEN T AN Aestnut st. apt « th SR: 3 > Fe 4 ~ U TH, _102 N. G08 | relent... nel F Wiroom, breaks efficiency living janito inner door beq' | floor.__ Cabany 1104R MET: Cool; ist D: 4 rooms: e! Taylor: ‘5 1; 2 1.850 00) | electric LANE. 222543 a oe Nor heat; $35 ~ ‘ome, bath. | DE TONTY, 4291; - 5 8th _» : in. Mie phone ira cine light F th. $6 * akfast room, kj tchen amd | left ro Bervik . heat penned ed. | |} Ww ASHI ‘O8 Chestn ty 4 “at — fas included i] een to be annrert iif) reference indows discriminating - | 312 AREER: 5 roome and h , 135° lectric, ] floor rat MARY a=i- $65, ail mod. | ed; modern 808 Ch + BUERMANN, ; ; oF _ ; A \ D ) 4 i ee evator service. Large well-f a EDWARD e« Ppreciateq /}// i 1g ole N, HANNING ath 50.09 | *¥ v4 x Prairj mean 00 j2 RY, 4545— 3-r | NORTH DEILOR estnut et. . ; inga “RE lobh ze hs SLOOCKR ane V ASHIN ™>) nn Initials eg | ee ov eens | four rc | e: 3 room, le » i oom mod cing MARKEY ' - (¢3) LOR 4H5R eins Phy 527) Water, ROOMS 4 Hobby. Excellent Bervice. ee ae cade Bldg. K. 1132 ay. {illi/ GTON BL. 6677. | ath poms, loony . electric ' MONTGOME ernr flat. (ec) | ,Foom. break 5976—_New. atl 4-rooui. efficleney an oe iwien as. 2 3 ee ‘ ‘Manager at buildin See these. || //// é dg. Olive s65;. ™ | rooms, sun parlo ' ‘7—lst fi_ 4 | 1420A § GR ce ae . 20.00 | 4 Ca i * © bee B's ule ola, 25 RY, 1112-4 ————. | tile } &kfast room. kit living I; mode mm: 4-cap ency and ; ‘ 4 Pate arge « g. do f or P lor furn nished: 6 , AN D A v. - in JOHN rooms. elect j »| NE re ST rooms, bath. ath, Rarage if chen, bedn ade inve ' s4rage at ; r. tile and ,; KAS stove ivtesen OREON E — long barty le months | electric, f Om, : Boo KE ERY & son °;/, floor 24 00 | EAD. 3523 N | PALM, 513 Wanted. One om. | TRWIN-S NTT ate. a ‘ a i $70 t. ¢ e har ' Ctr i merator MUN E. & R.G. SCOT | SS a W}/ Teasonable ¢o?45'% , leaving city; adults. | SFRACS ..:.. 1218SA Ww —_FON. 1015 Chesé> age. G. ——5 réoms. bath, M, 5140—New 4 en Sunday SANDERS R. B.C DE. {} » &O est Ke a A » x Ww ae lent party. of FL o*@¢ be 45 00 A Vv right 3 ——... teppei nas WS eS Mit F, M. Johnston ‘ga- j tiful] , — . nodern 4 r DOT x , as a “ 0, Vietor 5O ae rents 800 Che = ASHING : — _(e) ATS FOR cx $915 4 p ' rooms, e] ; Orest 9430. 5003 Pa bi | | y decorated coms; beau- MAN, 12 73 SUD, flo-> | : FS ‘OR NU . ‘stnut St. ’ APART TWN BI 445° FF : i =o. ADAMS 7 ILORED 2A Page 6 ectric “Sin 00 | ge bl. | Shades fi ‘ hardw with lat. room - ‘ ane ons Sn 7. | we: t 151! » © rooms, bath oan aa | NINETE (ec) | + (ixtures, gc ‘00d floors, a. electric bath. *, iw floor. ; bed. M. ~ ENTS ‘ Poe ficie: ney aa fro urnish led ef. ; a 3 9A Burd. L rc - electric 55 on! EE N TH, 2307 _*C) | Barage $57 -9 3 SCheens, weathe IX t “sit” “ . Al [ \ _ 7th. = ee nee oO: living “ : m June 15 to Aug | 9n90 a 1358 Arii oms, on } ~2~ e rooms, ‘ si b a me. 20. Own : er strips: OLMAN. lll i K ineludes« a ope 5 ro ) > é "MENT an SO ' et ween 9 and 5 | . . 53 Re Pg Sk EL Pe en Be ; anc 500° 5 wren ms 2 kas, toilet ; ; IGHTEE * —— f a} : elude - hehe, ae, IO 3 et 3 A p ‘4 r T M E y ih S | rr "OM s De! mar r O56: a ¢d. cool, 5 Ww ASHING TON - 25 ap as (e685 3) BUTLER BLDG OFFIC ES ps 1012 Rea ‘Mud. 4 rooms, beth 50 00 aise id f2ntranc “e /Fooms, bath ST. - “Tt 13. 49 35 5-roo —_ — adults, ¥ sae an ee ~rdi } . . 4 ae Mises nmr Ca)} Niven = er, ' , | RNISHED a Sasetnehatene {c) ; f urni &h = aL, 241—Be ? f and A 6 ° srand 2A N iin: * 28% &' ® ele % bo ; 2 ee N —4-r , ee i - a U (s only. ; m mod Tr ,) | EIG n R3) | 601 rin iH BODE wy oR « eC m 798. ee e epartm _at 8 ave in tirat. class con tractively =o! Furnes T ME INT. 5 root a =f la ree. a: mtg | “on oom apartmen i atifully ly | * light and Janitor" o7 heat. | na ge andey enter, 4 roome 45 00 SIH ieee 308 Fagen elect rie. - ST T. ray i is a oe ae ern net ae TEEN T *H, ] 10] s—4 gy bath: i nt nian Pc . : . © ae) 4s t on : Ju) Me ' x, § 2 ‘f Ve si desi r . a i entire f)} as, __ four ‘ we Ts) ire . j o> 00 N. - ) 5e rvice. ‘ z Ore fa ee eB a Bek : x ‘ A N se ‘ * d bath, nice, lar HH a ’ x 4: ly ne er able loca- oan Oor For nar posures cn | : UNTO . 85.00 Zon, -. 3S 9 | IN lh Nene ge room EFFE > Zz 9M coh 4 BF GE N E F . hestmut, | Bix Bpacio. ret HE ERSON } anv a sum ferences a | eo, * Particulars, call Main | 312-14 N SIXTH: heat tant 25.00 | ogi g Pectric . 4. ksietpasane ba-h. 00 | $20; open. JOHN L McDOWE elec tric; ST, LOUIS, 50214~ “a . ane Ey. LANORB eres __Wainwright Pidg = FO! 4330 Olive E L D: i. 4507 MeP Hk: SRSOM ; URNISHED — 7 AP. ART MENT—Re — —— i ver ern nte. 4 roonig. 'NORT! aundry; garage _opti 1 iA. G 7 enience ; FLAD. 4] —_ fce§2 ‘Zz fr 7- | Manager - Py tas dy ' gue wea,» QOM Sew ive rooms and mA Main 3640. i. For Dar cul ~-room forniehad ; Us here, Coolest | ul IELD BI DG 70011940202. ».°***: mod - i iM ARKET onal. | BLANK KE open SOAS 5 r bak S55, : e s = : ; rir regt . | ha ; tl war ‘ : ag } Si - a0 Taylo .00 1524- 22a ae ah? Lees ee - ; _toill t: on ‘ 3017 ocd re a S . CO., 71 Grand 56 ooms and bath 7 “apt. in city: $55: th Office r and tin, houteau. Oman! “it O° 35 e $25. ms and PALDING sit Chestnut. i 654M $50 i t a | wo. Ff, RODE ; 79. bald WwW EST PIN , SiPpp PPT “v. ALLEY T ~ 1 $5 on first mo 2: this} 8. $25 % elect * rooms, bath NORT —e ms $0339 FLAI , ia BN1 Tr IVER KR. Co. Five very - | EY TRUST co. WESTMINS nee MONTH'S rent.(el) } light 4 mane Se wath, . IRTH © MARKE : _| $50 per t: 4 feamens » AV. 4/23 my > aL? SE" i 3T° Sis I rge roome an ST * R. 41°: ME and janit Or re : 3138 Clifton GA te ee am UN 27 0 _ new! oT. 35 0: Sh lar 244) , month, Grove modern: i Up-to-d Flat; 5B rooms. 3 "T Chegtns 45°53 ages nice fur - t—4 rooms ; nd bat rvice 3415 MM; . Di.. 3 rooms : : rs ~/y Dapnered: electr Tze rooms, | 1g N. U'nior r ©, Jennit ate, hot-wute . atric tly os Bun | , “THE DE r T. “h othut, p Pour lovely ~ MeP a RSON™ | —— m7 North | Lins ndel} g0007 phed apartme nt. $: 20 w se h. | 122 OLIVE STORES 4940 Nast v reoms, e!] lection? a2 hi >) | NORTH MARKET “ aa5%- SS | TERRY. 5207 New ica me “8. orated. P hone Benton 1206 newly dec. : bok} = Moe; 4” : pJanito ron premises \ i) te - | SADEN. 730—Furni a i Broome | WESTMINSTE} i } ; a All Sieaeroen Nee a co wa. 2 . . ee a IPE. Teale Mientras race pus oor — FL, ut. | 4 Re ~y ' ARE sla S. | ; m dem new flat = }00—3 large ‘ge To OMS. WEST pre — + - f ae (eo) ? CLI B BLDG—Hj ls 150.00 me decorate ed 1019 5.—3 large | room | porch, ti] New; 4 rvoms. ~~ sleepl els E nS. bath and wood ¥ rooms, ‘bath. front Darloe haca” NO IMS. YOU SFr . fortahiy ¢. - hewly deco, INE 41°s4_. store: FEF En -class i electric. a 9. newly tile bath, s ng ENS, “6 ( floors: hea or. Dard. be ‘ SU? Pd A RL OR Cc ) "ieee heat af As 55] Dlaver-piano, weed: Com-| | second-floor AD 24 2 at 4 furnished mezzanine shut h st. front: CASS, 2832 ~6 Tro —EAS._water: now $18 | rated: adults: on! “gic heat; newly 7 . | UNION, 4 409A—Modern 5 rooms: $ f | geome. Apply — y 772 36 + Virg! bot water fur % i *é } } ~ lO, @ ee ‘ te oe i Bi appar lent: @ ; , Zé a a oe — ¢ ! ~ 2 i. ’ . j-~ te * % ae oe kP aT _ D, £67.50 HE A ] R BE NT ? Cah: any 8; OR. Close 'to Car and — y $55 _hest people ; no children. real place, wan oils i oor — Ss; office 4th ot all conveniences ake laun.- | OPE. 4639-41 4 a ry = ' rooms. * hich “made 2d floor mne_ 869. FL AT- sexx West : Tan. £2 ; North Dric * ADartmen 7 th sy NORT et a hs » BARGAIN—s¥F ———— (99-07 WAS! sie ;|“ASS, 916- + 1 * _Open.(c) room. sc reened . an railing ittle f] Gern: most . new 3-room ove line; ; facing Forest 5B ROAD ne alle 4 Jarge nace n flat; bath, fur- Forest TRU ST (CO r sO me: good furn 7th stnut. ERVED | RUs O.. 618 Chee ’ Pershing: bea St WAY AND 50.00 | ae conditi rooms: wil] u et TNO. — tI1n4,, + Agt.. | FOLSOM 403% ~~ —eeeee, dep iy bie | oT NI ~~. $75.00, $80.00 1 &8 1} ont ished 42203—New. cool nisere | nished 4. ‘Foom efficiency; large posit | ann {T8t, floor and MERCHANT | DUBINSKY R. a5 8? — int REDBU D, 4425A—5 rooms “furnace ~ WOODLAND, 5707 get —St-_ Louis, | tricity? good i bath, gas, elec: cy | : VE RSIT . Sy First. Second and $59.00 |] aay mor, Room apartment flat. “¢ey fUF- | me) | Or N. 10TH semeat... 150.99 | CHOUTEAU. sppa-— 504 Wainwright Bldg.) gp 288: $55. Colfax 5115M sace heat; | _ electric, furnace! new, rooms, bath. gas, | FOLSOM. 3646, _— ; ies bad wed “ ASHINGTON £4 Nice Rooma ang Third Floors [Ww ATE RMAX —— Rabo F urnished Apartment F or R ~ | 3804 ai WE DEV! ENrme °°°***: - on a JOST 308 722" Ch electric . = Lot = 40524—5 rooms ‘and bath. ~{¢) | eer one NEW FLAT. $337 | arts vier Olive Babs" coms, bath, furs’ | ; is ; ; . J efLicie ICT : , to | ‘ 2 ‘ 2xx Attract} el ro 5: 35 el ry) - ge BAe ert 2 On | CHe er = ie est 5 A anc “b . t T i, “oe ; 3 oF om j ent alf bh ck we “ts ? rand: tment ee, Mow: ager nt 2R1 Plaza neta | 4: 39 we ] ap. irt me nt for ni ? fur. tg rorch. thi lst floor east 6 we, — a} ROU TRAIT? ee Ye ae 65.00 ae sige Sl * or 35 - 4 4 roome —— = a & mod ern C “ah any 6020, °* room: bey iste pleat. hardwood "a -dor bed. | EY La iM cour Ts » Y Chestnut at. yy VN DPPC aes ' bal — oor. Phone For : ve ane _ Orest | geen by an, ree fine bedr: ooms meen OCUST: octen* 3° # Be $60 44 | art Fated: $22.50 "Ctric ; oF LOUTS. gi yi (Cc) urd av. Close . roughout: nace. 2° me rooms, bath. fur ‘¢ ! M i ont ~ Ulive 709, Each apartment — 4588Ww Aeros eee . ———» _&PDO ntment, ¥F ore . an be renair r SultaBle for aut AS? oe oe CHOU TEA Al °65 mae on etnies i made 37 U—3 la ree ‘rooms and } WEST ST. Lf to cars ana ac hools’ ; 2d floor open : $45 ire ; by : . GOT Tid ; F mt r R & Cc 0. Noor sDace of ox cUpies entire St «A 2t) 1°10 OT iorth halt of Oo bath : ~ ‘$35. i. lor, fi rm: ¥ ME x Attrac tivel > S lieing GRAND AND L. INDE LI LIN. : above — stor €@ and 5 roome “5.0 CHOU TEAU. 2649 l M E ‘ 817 Chestnut ST Ms lv de =r te nd: ope ‘furnace. i N EB W K F ATS Ay vii, cENTH 1338 3 —_ a OB ar 1 ‘= r) . an elect — , TT): large Su? ’ urnished ‘ Sev era)! ch "> Ars. 69R0 ' ’ , i . ‘ —Thi , > OU Is 5 4 ~— - 580 j ec r Cc . hath. > PE; roon Be yb — So ENGTON ugg ii ious * , preferry d: a “ , ¥ OF mont es L Ouis Reasona! ble ~ 439 N Fre .: In ca space. ” 00 | CLEARY j R, 817 Chestnut 1: af —2 he aut) ful r - : AN ) ‘ . >» and i ~; COR: owner Sidney 301 ra « % itor M ayn ager (7) nr nine dress RI! ~ ie rs and bath, | t-e lage condition throurhout. put in & phd, ‘ OK FE E —— a Tis SI " teh erere nces and “com “he y hotel” 2! ning room. oo, ; 4480 for shon (rear): suitable j M, SI 8 .59- PO coy for ie and elec-ric : $20. w e! ec tr ic fixtures and new me sik - DE ne Toc KE. BT’ E RMAWN N. | -— ane 54h, er | | rooms bath. r at + .« : E zw 60] Tin Gi RODE MVE RR & 7. Te. JREON E. & R. G. SCOTT - c 5 u(y 99 4110 artment _ : of ON PL 31; 0A. 77, | nace: $47.50 —5 rooms, bath, fur-| - Rth Tae “uet ta se Agent. ; an = _ stnut, 800 cS h she ee ART MENT "PENA" eeae , 7. ARSENAT,- 7 An H. G *AMBRI A—4 rr. Ooms. ~ —. * oe (00) 7 S. $5 | GR S¢ _Charies at @ =: F4. ¢ AR { { yx XY’ 7s estnut St. mh. ritment. «; — Ni} iCAivy fur. S684 Ww ash Pat | 1153 N. Ere L in rear of flat : D sn L L & effi ieniny art ——i! | or summer: ne eg urmeshed apt. M. H. ker On vremise WALNUT: SON, 2722 . a SARAH, 27] (c) | At 1 5 1007s: steam he nn OER ‘ive 8602 ~ + BB- | Be 6 7 Sa * ; . a“ aDAri ments: iif et $55. " Car _ompton an L ip 601 Ti ‘ “RODE My E R R. CO. Ses. | an ner 8. 6, electric (gm rooms. batt ,, oe ee Aiaag mm oe 716 N —4 rooms. bet ae ; ri ge re — Value f St. G RA ¥OIS. ” ———eeeteae . =: ‘ Pui labby nied or g ght. heau. New $e, re Pren oe d af fay- tle Gu: tranty Bld ~x1R8 ASHING 2 Re ; ne wily papered : $29 ~ toilet. nace: eler tric adi its: $4 th, fu | a "09 and 520" SOF you at i ne ~ $20. mid 4 rooms, hh. SS i ne MEUEE or cari ievetore. “Manager on’ oe mM assa or | LAPAYETTE 4116. Th - x. 706 € hestnat. | fice f TON: yard “a DICKSON. 3019A—5 SIXTEE NTH oa we FRANCIS-P E RRY.- RU TH aan oataire. Sidnew 290 , ’ { B38 M. . Re ae of my bes Lutify) — Wil . rent all or nae NE W AP ART 1 . Or used car deal . | 335, GL ae K . or. ow bath. electric. $20. 15 28 N.—3 rooms. electri 102 N. &tp * | HALLIDAY” 4997 aA a) : 601 Ty, DF: MVE ~~ | or 3 a ~~ 6 ro om anartm Dar 629} .0- [IF N T ~ A —s..: 2 00 EA 3 mt. EB. GO. 820 tri Main 620. ric, i — | fio —6 rooms; he wep ; i Gue * rt “48 ason: ent ° 1221-27 -4 > | STON, a Chestnut. si? OTs. hot-wat : ’ réwoodg | ive “oy 4 ) Vl "OG 4 "hestnyt. F : Da ments | | Li “ ‘GH = “Tite GH nat o rar 1d 186 943" le } of Clayton I pa yh wood ; z bloc -_ north RB; - r’ iw antile Trus 3t Co Mc MENAMY wt ~4 reo.ns, bat. electric 'SUL i a AN: Tee ase reoms - a. tui ite. (043) Read P NEW FT, ATS j ware open fF heat; s4rage if de- . Zi wr — ati - | nishe ac] ap A rts n . Rie on Ce ly f ir. S ;Ower: ample el ee ao Ss, ; lle Iath and 41g it} . *¢ i ——__ ee ' Ss N. Grand. = 2. = a rooms. gas. : “ j y or inspect; ~ ALLIDAY 34 ee . 2 pa Me MORE B® 7209 LINDEL | private ‘bath Guts fF Summer: 3 roone: |SOVE and refrigerating, a-dor beds, gag) —-——->_ vOcust _ to St. Charles | GHTH, 819 Sa L. OF) | SUE W ag tOor:_Fent_$20, clec- /south of Natural Beldget*?: 1 block | rooms. run nuams Attractive new at, @ i ig a. ee AQ ae PE RSHI NG P LL, BL. re ferences, aij cony ethionine oe: ‘urn lishe d or vinfurni “ee janitor ] tee ES rent S7 Der _— ont wo rooms and 3d floor: S aL yt a room~ ss ‘ith bath: rer. a See 521 2. 41 Palm at Just fast of rl rate entra ne ‘e: a rage D enty closets: S¢pa- - ww : ye 2 whe wry ra , ores / ; an 1 PA RK, 3638, —__9 : (eo) R H Sin 48s line seryice SPEC eated Wien Pemrmel MISSISSIp PI y Mee | a = eauired: adult nly . rooms, with hed + Ome of 4) HAL LIDAY_ 6 mae a a telen) A nq © Ic ke 4 rn “ns o Bn 2 ney ncoming J “+ oa 5 Room Efficiency | ' between oy = } od, an ] bath: par all ns “Oi: MA N - © 0. 4003 epker rd. Ie ] ] } Ny ee ] IY } 9 nN n Spa ek ley FRA NK LIN 1970 All. sEY TRU ST CO SULLIV “a , 25 3 room: incite ‘etair. — nwith afleeping pesuinas” - and 5 loo rdwood a Lower Tints 6 reome, ; a b ame o . fur Nhished Res ote 3 : a nd elect ate rae Sp (ec) a a c 4 i tric. Buital le ey brig hath. | Attic: ; Saupe inished laundry ard Separate | . mat-Gnter p 2a 4a ane? bea ui si ul lob- ; ud d ric light | ; — ——_—— f Cc) Ji for roomer | e ec. } tt . qu! et fam! ly d. sir a nd modern Cony or j wood floors - ' ‘ . eS : ™M H , e All th Ne- || ‘MM AU “ye t e FRANKIE IN Cr Olive R605. able. ed: rent reason. |B. SH uence: reasonab] every HAL LiIDAY —B roonie hale 7 | 4 ‘a tery | Title Gu Re in £00. equipment. won and mod- || ALAMO” 715 ee 540 Persi ean LA | a E ‘State Co, lent footing icaetig “and pshed. 62 | TWENT TETH. 6240 N—§i9:; 3 toeme | 1? N Othe ote r Isak DYAS Site | 420) | nlegpinns tech hot-water i Zit ‘ Chestnot, F CVer.w i ¥ = -., 10D ~ COO ror ———_ Eee oe “y: ; gh udes gas al I + Troom i ‘th 4nd (Chee , ; es at 24 eleet: ie: oN : ‘ roome, | - - IT tle A . “Main s | ph 4 4 im ‘ * 2 & = Aather rine Apart ~ of comfort ry de- | lin : H furnished, inc Wing *. Sun parlor. jin first-c} wd Ea aol Bht, ice and he Gene 14216 & DWELLINGS Sta, GRA ND- ie. 2 402 ay _{c) | TWEN , ; - , Deans —== — | Z@BOLA Setfeceon™ Pg sooma. Bath, toilet, Ex - r $3 as “apartments Bence. ; and conven. || ens; responsib} duit, “shes. silver |ises. Attranroowtion. Ma , er; | S20 NATURAI Svar 700 : N.—Excelier TY-F RST 2902 N.—6 —sz | Hl ~ ——SSaeee, | | 22] pod bath. toilet. : “a2 194 | 7 a1 ch s in-a-dor heds : n- | west. fe adults only." tet 9 Attractive lobt ~ hager on prem. rooma. { IDGE. 10 . gt hall, EAS. bath lent ‘uDper 5-| floor. bath: $45: pil 3 rooms. 24 i —, 28014 Pesta lozzi, 3 roo , . a jet ¥ conve ‘ : Reena a ees Y ADATi ments: eV. - | INISH PE 5, C ogets, etc. | AP. AR ‘ME eee "ee _ | . M. H. RODE MYEI | ground UmMmace: 175 ft t JOHN rug | e® order: and yt electric; HAITSC HULTE R. EC O.. 2407 i it ° Peatalonz). 4 ‘eamn * poe cy fh » AnCiuded in rene ee: Clectric, gag RSHED dD OR UNFUR | nished aN T—For suinmer: newly” | 601 Title aaranty Bldg ; _ e, 0.. 1937 AMERIC : a n HI _BOC is ERY & SON 1013 Ch ‘TYL ER. 925—Four | “S07 N. Bway. New F] t f | | MOL Phas. Wate ¢ rooms : ad | =; *OCated nt 442° yO ery conveniently 3 ¥ On " an rooms; coo]. 9 5 "!Y fur- } : ; Chestn t. A AV. 2° '22---$125 00 GH, 12°44 > eestnut. ur large rooms; will + ; | ‘TERS RE a -_— fe C7) Aner uhington bi Sac | pen. | LY 665RM ~ Dorches. Cab. — steam heat, h 2 rooms “hare —Three rooms. $} in first-class shape. reas Dut ats for R || HAL 2 -ALTY CO. e s © O08 pren ee 1d ‘ = : ab is MATHEWS “ 6. ' Dub easonabie, @ : en iTPORD. S410A ~ ‘hestnut. (c62) | 1800 NORTE O.. 4915 Delmar. (c83) R55 aduite 1g4, Modern 5-room flat” f = ee ie res. bullt-in harsher iment: newess 2 in 9583—2 or 3 roon ; CLE; . n-a-door bed: a} electric —3 "large roo ns, 2a “ i—Flat: 3 rooms. bat} | 4950) years and y ; © F ct | il, t {sO ta, ,4 aes _ le ‘Oral F nished IT pl Ta ra ne ms aj) ts. fur. 49 of Ww cs ‘2 > ws ern ce ony » ‘o a mod- . aC ity ° g s, - if ~d floor: ; tric cas; new ” at s elec 4 : uJ D. Grand ‘ : ‘ wy . tee i © ge . nen axe y ou sele ‘ on i ‘ |S j @x? hosure a me € " De rt use ke sey] . svuthern IDEA T P INE BL I / 18 # A Ww R FE NCR es aa f! a _$25 mont h " hot x Id Water: bat h; way industri al di Aad ee ares: ne ‘ar Broad- i HEN iauws “hae. D —_ (e) : 5 ; cd PVGEN ey rasa ,enta .B SH E 1, P & > t CO. i BU CKINGH AM CT zi i atult« FIRE FE Loc ATION 3989 SUN p; irlor *, —— and ws ont IN 1942 » casi = i re ~ wo = 5 in, PB nti ~3 $18. adults prefe eed me x 51: hi] HEAT. GARAGE. Bhi OLIV M : ' : —. Os ALTHEINE) ‘ 2 246A 1. .Ae os 3/09 DE TON ‘ oor... ‘ORE IN E. Rae ooms. - en ey ‘oat | ispatch i; wip NH a 7s. : ¥ ide I}. k he 7 14% ; Ch stnut, j _ foom effircie ne Fe 9 i Si ) nnn ie Jng'y BU 7 INTY 4 65 00 &RSG x corr 8 I : 4 j IE TT 4 3 si 4 eo eae ee ; 4 ; : { 1 i N 'Y A PTS Be ‘ ST" | RCO ~ ne eds $75: wgarac ILDING SUN parlor ' rooms “and PAPIN. 1917 00 x hest nut. | 4220 N 207 ee 6: (| heating te roving st f ‘ ee CE EDING CO fea a arace. Have 4 and 5 . ; 2 fon F Fo - 2OTH | nion . enant will © ; cain : ; r o. DYAR-supre . Cou 7 rT eeeee _— aaa. ieee ee i hans /ALF, E $18 ur rogene., t tt ‘tric an |A. T IO omer. : Skinke r Ra. é Me Phered me = (OPEN Pose tae “ATR RENTA! S | ava” tor_or R werside 637 we den mar 6 30. “a ‘Belmar BOBS. | enette y Oe 2 race kiteh- $35 Tos Tvoms, bath pee Jos F. Dickmann “R. E. Co., 623 Chestnut.| || 5196 TO 5140 PAL ty Four “see :. RIE 'TTA—OPEN aaa . | | Gare fie 589] tS INSPE CTION — , 1360—2-roon , _ (COS) fens) | sun = par] ‘fast room and Ww AT TER I oN “| DOWNTOWN 5-ROG : M STRE i! pore} Oms. phy hed rE d) ein wt PDT : oe on ‘ + h- os W ASHING : . ove . l efficie ney ai t Rim — | arior and . FEE ONES R. Ff cc 12 . M FLAT—6£3250 .ET ' ; ren, hardwood fie { sleeping : ‘ rien) ¢ ane ee containing SO ‘88 rooms , aI ON, ‘a » ICODOX, sink, laun. a? Outside jan; carage ; | SCH apne ».. SIR C hestnut O¢ Madison: 5 lar | F. J. CORN ore, tile bath: tow . st O8S eslactrin~ nj ‘- room eff nev: t 39: > tnd Po re electric iron. _¥ aundry, “hot water {13224 oy {nitor service OOL. 31 584 —————____ tnt. | electric. bat} arge outside rooms, | || NWELL R. B ¢ : rent. > ire refriver, — ciice 9937 WES a: Garage. oy — 2° st & 231W, ’ OODFELLOW RF ‘+++ GOO eo A} ms and bath. $ Ore 4 open. Tru 4 rooms: HareK? r. €O., 111 N.. 7 : rents €7), - 'ri®eration and telenh fooms EST ‘PINE | CLARA \ (ce) : hat} “OW. 6 roo tc "HSHOEFER EF i 60 aE: on ii 8; steam heat: KORY. 23114 Cy K: 7th, O64 1 DOM Gir pepe. F100 ie en. oe eee and perch: me, ’ A‘ —9 rooms. sie ir 7 Weekly or onth - 1329 Conngmace on r- 825 Chestnu tEAL ESTATE | 100 _N. 8th. fe7) | if at; hard- | rooms: ¢ —# nice. large. W | ; mary HERP TAN ) 73) pcre ies NO * aecag INGSHE. RY. low rent. ClaRA ae Xposure, c: rhe ““ — 7 ne ry oreh: h: ss ae with ene oe de Eg er aDar-. $22 ote, ELLOw, : 5 . ‘Seane 52 50 SHE RID A a - OMORN - = vr (ch) 3 ite "ae. 4 AND El LEC TRIC. £2 “ta iii wood floors: beautifully deca ' | Tated- $°7 50 and electric newly enn as P : . : “ 5 g ae mMor = - >, AD t. > ce _ —— 1a e bs he re or h ‘ 4 5 ater fat : ° A. _ Jf ] apr OMS, bath. | ; l. has 3 newly i ’ ' ~ . r ul Ht “ 7 ’ * , 1th A p ’ ' ___{c68) rooms a + SY AC ‘CEE. $70". s be imm ediate ot vale tank Til! earn shed yy ‘SI? sete ‘ver. dishes, neste | _— turmare LL, 6 rooms. bati - 60 00) STODDA uh oe R. € O.. Title Guar, te. $39 40 a ee and electric diworain! li rated; brick Barages. See th faeien ne 3nd 3 Ren utiful a roome, : ; - : rrinents or Rent Rope: new b " | month. Call at apt. offic. ished; | 390 month (to $25 week: $75 to | | 15224 Bace wa | improvements "© 7oms. ail modern | STANLE YE PTE woeay i} today “m | | HUMPiHney “dulte: garage, | Fi § Gr. i. lana 4 \ ge ne 5 PE RSHIS uliding. C LA ad TON RD.. 68. 56—5-room ffi | DELMON TE HOTELL, 3630 De 129004 Mic nts 4 rooms. hee * Ht. 50 | TwrEe LFTH 411 cos TLE (oF 7) : STE IN. 819 Chestnut oO 484 / |) Y. Ask for Mr. Dillon at adits REY. 3452A—5 rooms. medara: : I 1. a Ee othe. reome and eun r seo, * 80d sun narine ompletely furnished: to Some “pyclency a eimar GAN AV : *- 9 00 | : N - —3 1s, ele Paes Pee eer cs. brane ie § tra A S.- x ~yre , ieoNabl. Ble pa he SA nd un patio ; peuable rent; 2d floor ove Baa ac lo rea. a- BROW NIN (; AP ART MENTS | 944A wan ‘KORY bgt, 4 rooma., . ewes r: only SI8 rooms, electri: a 1830 a. EI. PXTRIC $16 | 4, nch Office, I "nion and Nat : au "ha HREY. 42°} Meus A tetra : - s GM as Re moma, Murphey bed, = @lmar . tor §0 Ut - S€e jJan- j 3 Ae ‘ it 4 = 5 00 | ‘OT RTH ‘ } Sd); - has 4 tay i ra] B ie ; CONnNVe e —~ r io and ba ‘ y 114 : Nn: wi Lanes I fn par . a Union 6 ine DE 55236 Pp E: KSHING i Cleet rie ‘rooms’ : i and he o~ 144] 1A , 9mm rnor * newly decor : | ridge. > niene er: new th, , decorate rlor as g ER ; (c) |__ Beautir; | 4% rie lig and ath: $2 Nima 3 ry ns. _Immedi: SKE ated | || WE N heat : ut Pario % " em rd 4 moms and sun ' adults Only. dec re bie es J ana y Bie . ar tor tear at urni she > pony | $75: “Pental tad uenishe on b 4-rvom effic iency ities 4% EA ce ‘rooms. Ss * yy 30 00 | remmerc ial Bldg -— . EDDINS, a | Le AXLE +4 "EPSTEIN “S19 = ane o 484 {| Ht | | AU MPH Ry elo 1 _Oltve 4% £ | eo Park c.vitte: rent $70 Ren. LEL “ave neighbors. miveils ee bs or sale. Cabany | ®! Ver: everyth - eed light. gas. al] 1: : PTEFN ¢ atin, 30 00 | VALNUT, 93733 _ fe) | en i= fu pre. ~~) rooma. ¢ ae . a two Clayton K ANINGS TRUST co. » rooms an AND AV l Oia LM AR Y aL ~ Se Sapam 2 : > ; ; ing ele Me dg oe 4, ete for hourekeen! paw bth 2d leer 3 rooms, bath. 3S + and o “room: flat with No | | Grand 148 ae rated: earage ; open ee : 4 ar Mun. Parkview 1400. 2 0023 Ww ASHING RET: bed. 2d floor weat Rg o—S | Frome. furnished: — e summe;: doors: cook and} rooma:| - »- BROADWay. 3 réens r 00 | WASH. 1903A—3 rooms. eleciic | ALCOTT “4073 rthwest Bl IS H - HUMPHREY avaHa-- ew . : es beg artment te: 4. room th DET, Mt a orest ST73W (coy 1" aker on prem sec oe an womelike. 2515A DE x ROOMS. S.. 8 00 | $20. GLICK a4 E. CO. sleet c ‘tolles nished . SA—4 rooms and ‘bath: fu. | NS if hardwood fleers ‘ > bes . rocthe, *. s me SSS == 503! ix rent only $62:50. °°" roomr a: ' lind, unished apartment, 3 | Olive 27% HOU ‘SAM RE. ALTY ‘co, °2°5. oF! 215 LAMI guB. 3 rooms 14.00] | S22 Chestnut. | ARLING hON Sass hres Lit | || a. ¢ BLAKE 8 Pe ey ages. | E ma Ap: artment f aa Hi “a ince to eof 3 PRAT BL. 5256—Wonderfui- sa, { — nternational Life Rlae. | 1449 x 12TH. 2 rooms, ‘Tet it 1360; — ________—*sorth | first floor mort b: Bese saath or | ij 1105 CHESTNUT /) HU MPHREY B._E. ©O., 711 Chestout, & 3 veg aE BO} ‘ts for Lease i agop cer. eas lor, $78: or va ae aclency, S65. completely fur a room | “0 Or M le | lore FRANK Re! oft: 3 sega’ i? 0 ABBLAND, art ( eae woe oe iam ly ‘a Pann pitice ictene yer il | -.. wiy dec anetea a eae ae: ba fieeirabie, = ae ttn . . 2d f OOF , 7% nts e&T ; So j ta - i 4 RO” . _ 7% -. - , 4 rv. ¢ ; j 4 Ors, ua wood “ ” ve 7 3 Cc 2 ——— ee eee j : eat * ut | , ~ 4 very Tieke a pte ll 5 age h hee ane Iv decors ec - i | DE DELMan Bi BS 554—Fire: 3 i ; M ( DO RI E 3 | 7ip HIE Kons N, » od f) a re. fl. - fol) cLY Dorch vit 1s entrance. noc . or tie - ‘ tal i ; 4 . ‘ ~ ‘ 7” y 0) > a ca ~ ° . EM " 5046 ft - ext ne ] at f oor north i) Eval : 4 > }? ~~ ty T Ni * c ern _ 85. FF mn ~~ a shed apa riment. or a 4 and R - 5216 PERSHING : Y ‘OP FT ene 3d fl.. ~ OO BAC reas .e. ISH ER. 7 e+ 4 Chestnut. ie at ie le cant O- -room err! clency: ' ices uth ; IDA Hao 6218——New. @ —_,_ ate » ed = . al AM Un par} bntad a pl. 4 rooms, ' th at Sun pa tle r diate posse ssion aes ing || Fate h; ton we Nished - ineiuan ee: completely fur ALL BLDG 39th and Olive : trio. 335-374. rooms, bath, gas. clec. | shades and fixtnres nace. 7 reeng, ALP Re ‘D. Bars —s Fiebre furnece: garage $50" Sunroem, ’ hate ” e " 4 ” - bees aw 6 4 lie " wiCs ’ a f t f tr “ o oe Ma OT? aa j is il i#810 Satee Ut e¢ ar« twa ‘ ; ° ‘ a — | : ¢ “ae Rene é i CORNET ¢€ or a rer ° fain 1238 | ENRIGHT, 5039 A— 7- rs agai es j Ment. ice and incomin and Stiver, gas. ~024 PESTAL STORES. &Tc, °***: | BACON, 34363 BERT. Bf FOSKIN-RPEC KING wie lof | —_“rrakfast mom ear — ern. § rooms nAntad ZRIRA-——% rooms nee . * > 7 . 4 TRIG > T RUS] ne ‘a VALE : ae? anartmen? ; nin a eee ae fur —y me ut ifyl lobby Ma me ager elephone * Calls , 708 N zz. la rfe store electri $4 . A rome. ge ' 4 furnace Ai HI : re te altors, Grand 14° - AL ALF R ki ). 20038 4 4 ai S60), . inp? I O*% E ‘A ; eT. AE's ~ ? i é ———— Sesto at | NTINO | ENRIGHT. 5x93 ——_ — ~A_linen | WhO will be giad on prem er a AP ie == ewly decorated. + | ASHLAND 5227 Rae | ‘ard wood wA—4 roome, kiic “|S ANA. 35 coe ee GR, = _ - . 7 A Ppa” —*? 00 Rivne to Ps . *am-heat | BE NX T { ° i j ‘ “ew ft rear in ' “=~ « wv fioor it« h@nete , Ps . Ie - “4 ; By — =e —— cone yane = nares naar ; 1] nore rhs = very He by ‘ape , rooms. "Ss Slee pine P M. HH. RODE wy ER vou 3917 OL ery fee 8 0 50 ce ed : = din N, _ d floor: 99> | ween floors - carage ont pet na, “hard. ¥ 4 90 %. Open pore h S8leam ee mt LLINS.W ALTERS. neat TY rhe: $70. : j £ DEI w : — —— ARTMF ' ENRIG HT ei — Pnished: $5: 5. cH | ran Title Guaranty ¥ Bldg. lx. "708 Ci | 4992 NATU Bla ree Store -». 150 09! | BE attic gas. electric: $25 mie | ASTI we H-BURNS lins er *heatn: nf : ANDERSON sTocKr 2 — $16 1945—r1, aree ~ rt git _ Atta, oy : ; ‘ELMAR GARDEN N' S i r , ubiet a na : o6 Chestnu BRIDGR ” ‘te.: ee, ee ee ON. _12 wnt $ r », 6245A—~ 5 wee ERMANN O° ow ner, 1 or tchen. attic: ; 4 4 APART™M ENTS POR RENT ij store hs usually S85 on I con pee" . i| f ore tse large te —« nice rooms: all CO ni »-FOOm etficten A ‘ “hestr panies : 901 Lalavette ee i arts Crean a 2 ) g00d } n NnVenlences Mv cy, & LE N I. ia : ‘ 6 ? Enright. second floor F Mo LARA AV. {| E ~ R cs ee od P arky iew 1 588 Mic be ( 3 1508 uses NINTH : dandy 50 an | w én e. POL Lack t OL N a bh. ¢ oo rage Cn f x sO1 RT. 60, includin Zz ga- | ct 354 9144 roome: 5. >-Foom effi a oe 3124A—stodeen a. pee : ‘3 e mt 5S Yr cme, Murphy bed i” VJ ST | +e ; 5: ~~—jat floor east: 5 A | 2R8 roon : BL AIR, a oF a ‘live 3383 be F AX’ TON. S3RR s 0 , is Wright Bld , ANN, ON FF Uy i pore 4500 West room flat, : 3 = dinitn inte . open porch: fur ~” rooms, | > M -" eT es 45 ’ aA DiOcK Weer of ? ' ‘al Olive ~ a20 Wain. ; & APAY - ad, oa Arsenal # 00 | REL $20 large 4-room flat«: oniv Union ALLEN, f 865 ETTE. 702. 4 , eee t Z 7% a K - o pow . Ss | Pore t s- rea sona ble Um? ne r i 4901 Ww FE - i 5 ST "ERD Om | an 4° 50 { DIN. ‘RE ry “TY cr must be , . ‘ mm ¥ a few rr Ore le ¢- ’ +4] pa CU . i OR row Ee . _ roe : $°n ——_ ; . Ae on } g' ia? id, th rooms, lst IN THE iORE ‘ mw = ; ST PINE BL. pts. x IN AN ‘Dd ato i Ti ] ; . Seen m he apprec! ‘ ft ' 30100 Fol til«, Rae and lee A R {j Me . » 1.00r: $a to ? CITY UN EL. & R. G. SCOTT 800 Ci : Now i i ORG AN gts é' me... an on BRO ———— itle Guaranty Pld grounds, CLAXT*« ;eclated: owners on, and ¢ SUID ; 5 geome. ba e "tric. LA FAYE — rr nad BFR BNO ‘ a. . , ™ rr V0 Chestnut | available i} 119 HN, re room. . . ADWAY. 756 S| Bes IN IN\ CON Urnace. th. ¢« | TTE, 4i78 estou, a secu = ae | A Rooms; ] and 2 Ba th é fy ony TE 2, ee MENT. -# rooms, for if | Ne pe efficiency apartment one one 10TH. BUILD ae tees is 00 | | Boab a laundry, : et a | | ore BRI rane: Jive 3370.1 ‘80 — Sah Mee a Foleom: 5 “Tous | CAP Avert en medera Met. e if - lea tors. 4 ~ 'F Ss. 2 man ow 4 cla " nN f 9 - ING S ‘-* 4 tOA ” L L > nA : ; a "AY Fee ¥ = we oo ——e a ~MOstn ut (ive BFE21, CING BE y Pal s FUR NISHED AP Arn 8 ee al | nished. Ss, building Complete > thes i 1] PRANK LIN, 2-sto ; om Ay. 2011 N —? reoms, & rooms. vith recep 464 4 beautif | Main 2R4. McC awh E Y R. oo new! EB. 4151—5 roome . ~~ , =" —_ IN -AT TIF UL ge te. Ber = fom NT-—2 “voins com- ||} at buifai — , reasonable AL 460" ; | WoLr PO . 7 ale breed hardwood 74 and Beaut i} ¢ uly, Aug ust: Bue ‘kingham > a FOOMs ; | EPROOF __ SE ECOND ) ST 5 On COL. FE MAN. id pe | . TE 4643s), ~ be i Parlor, ¢] O—3 Fo room “b 1. ACK, x a gas stove. Rent $70 to $85. Ha ; 7 Shop jj Arict; very reasonable: refe ure die- | *. 1s £00; nanper 916A—3 + rooms, "bath now rooms. bath, hot-air heat- ai autiful | Dpagw pe ee Porch : “4 bath, up i LABAY ie: 70. inspection See janit — 35 or Unfurnj if hanied. Phone Del 1? ee a I as DWELLI | Ort s end paint: Sunda WT ert: with garage: reasonabie "8% heat- : - B444A—g ~ mom. h : eects pet Sew niter [ - ished = mar OS11J. fo) | | 3543 Lae 4LINGS | COLL BGE mi WENZEL “K ona bie newly 4 room ardwy wn & RG. Scott, 800 Chestnut 1 o & Up PU RNISHED AP et ! -aciede, 10 rag 4339—Three r — . 1010 Chestnut ¢ r ¥__cecora ted. . end bath s0OUN ; Coy : : whe : nfurn3 h ; ARTMENT—3 room i mes. bath. fur $100 7 e electric ity. e ooms_ toilet and | El. a > ue ive 1427 ' A RSE N YH. Pritts ovat he | : fi nished jj; ,t’stically furnis} 8. ar-| ' 390 FLATS, 00 | & “a-MBANK. 4408—4 s Al, 3402-5" (ce) | Rete ' a $1 5 & " p Furnished _Fore Os to Oc t ee: oy “Phone i +4 ff A Pett. 3 Fooms. bath fur 4x | no | « toama ase ‘t ANTE. aii eA Three Z ice | 545 onen wound 0nd Rath: reat | A 3 car lines 7 rooms, Murphy bed. oe ore t' =e P 785J. Sund: ay: ref ne ; | 20? A o re « roome., ba th . ~ j | Jou OM oor: hall wat - ur ' A + sc Hr LTE i : RSENA L 4° a to ** ret . ‘ELM an RT : G SCO . ‘ery heaut ifully teak 6 est, | e j elecare: ms. asement i 2 SS “336A r Pee ees * T—5 ‘large. j == _* . ond TOD hee ation f " lar ree ue - : RE rr ir IN TH - ¢ 809 Che it | ©r exposed: ished 4-room; south. R18 A 3 , éf “electrics Corus, bath and lences - Rar pon roome: all cony Sonahie oF doctor or de FA8e; E OITY estn | Park comer; wonderful value | Farrar, 3 rooms. electric’ 39 00 HE s Fe vite. Forest on o.AINE "2a ‘nist; rea. RE ut S | rkview 1255 a 1250 Biddle electric. |" 3 SOTO. 1425 ic) | PLATS—2,~ ~ = 3 O47 BI.AINE. 3863... ig wah Or $69 Yor ¢ an Get t. E- KINGSHIGHWAY ay a eam neg L030) | 5560 PERSHING AY. 29: 33 Preis 3 ronine goer ek 56 8 0 __veniences — Riversian "'s _fooms, al aoa Rorth w ; salts. Se a a OREON ee F: 2 Foote "ae or). bedroom pr conaisting of Iving room. i | | RINGAB CR ee unfurnished. ig | —oey CABANNE 667 _ floor ondway. 3 rooms, 24 | 17 00 —— MARNE. 2020—3 rooms. bath Far diater, 7908 Post-Dimatch, °°: July | BLAINE. do4y. “Troan Chestnut . - Teak fae reom, kitchen and , i ‘ RY oa. a went Re EES OE a ee Be | ae ee . - e )* Yaa 5 SP +s 4929. onan ae chila . w a nat twe wvonrealnd h. a 6018—Swell 2.room PO “Smee BE ht Ed ess seins ant Julv I. ¢ ;> Lower ¢ ~ ren: bath peer; 7 i 1 | Shower een ae fu ser —— “~ , Wick Way to sell ¢ pnished ant. ; 3, Ps elettrie. linens ‘ent’| MENTS AT MODERA — pacaRt | , 820 N Euclid oa = 50 eee aera "2306 NWS oe a. GoobFELS furnace: : garage.” 4 a fic OTANICAT. erie ~ aA | Water A c, ; : Po hat ; a... ° itxe on bir ‘ . With ov Morea “oe ae See Cer ’ a , iec- a Ow 5 > Pde BOT A* ae ees T rr dd | Bee manager sr or, mervice included. Your order , ~D'spatch wants, | KINGSBURY, 5946. 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PTR CO Ie a Pt ey ade ae * ie ; = SUA DA 4B Shoe | _- ga 1200 APARTMENTS, DW ELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. | sce ae j dead i eevee) 2 5T-DISPAT .TCH. _FLATS FOR RENT—South | FLATS FOR RENT—South |. FLATS FOR RENT—West 2 FLATS FOR RENT—West FLATS AND AP’T’S WANTED FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT SUBURB’'N PROP’TY WANTED | GARAGES. i yONE 14, 1925 ay peice hae Ope me seOme end bath. SEVENTH. 1283 s—3 rox ma. $15; suit-| ARL a oN, 1496A—6 reoms; all con- IEW. _S517—Four wo % . hardwood FLAT Wid—3s roome: modern: near, West WE want to use somebody's country place Cte Be — awe eee conveniences: hg Gecora ted ; _abie for store: $20. Olive 1956. veniences ae Se EeneNS floors. steam heat $55 __ Catholic churc ae D-264 L. P,-Dis. Pil : telitinn __._. | or near farm so our children will have | =009 N : tas 4 FOR LEASE Apply Sunday. domes: | EVENT 1231 % S—Rear. ¢ na, |ACUBEKT. 1345A—Nice flat : \NDBRSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN, \PLAT wa —3 rooms, bath and electric: CABANNE, 5079-—Residence. about June/ « piace to run during July apd August 10 —s + Gownstaire. (07 : hird floor. $5. Olive 193 | ryome and bath; furnace: $4 ‘3 _ 808 Chestnut st. no children: South Side. Rox K-126. | 25 to Sent. 1: war reference required: Will take care of tre, place anc pay rea- ive B42 ie apiectric. kas. $20. cjisu $00: DA—-4 rooms, arior Mur-! © PEEKRY-RUTH. 102 _N. Sth PERSHING. 44: 7 ‘ or, F rooms, tile }| pret: iepat atch (cl) $135 month. For 42: . amas aonable compenaation for its use. J. M. ithe ain 20 mn ‘ wethionte SARTMER, 543 4 rooms 4 con bath. hot-water it: $75: j2 “LAT Wed —3 rooms; young doctor: smal! CATES. 3939-—Furn: shed house for sam- | ashiy. Forest 3410. — so teas aes i Ly Senseng e | ‘ 2 }! 7 7 ad pom electric gas SHA W. 4343- rooms kitchenette, go , ali Cabany _1908M. vied Olive gt ‘es % =: fe07 conditior | conveniences ARTMER. 5960—6 rooms. modern; new- | ——~— — ————— = = . | ailiieed o— Grand 7626. (89) - family; excellent references: must ee mer months; 8 rooms, 2 baths: screened | reasor SI 2 » , Poe. re 4 ic) ae ee ox_D 845, Post-Dispatch. _ | _ porch. ; | HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. | eer lot Seepage 7K) PERS HING | FLAT Wtd—3 room a tae electric and NEWSTEAD, 340 N—8 rooms, fine porch | NT FOR COl — 2840A—A2 rao eeeeemnrmenintene to oo a” Rees aed \RTMER AV. 60°84 roome- modern. Convenient tc . ch arches, and | As. unfurnished; refined vounge couple: and yard for summer months or longer: ; FOR REN ORED —~ ' ’ ory esers “ : rlen- ; Lf ri ’ i a \d ee : . ~ i : CeTTi - FON) lient OO ca: u " e OF eta . 7 = - ; ° aa inl = ' 3 ‘ ' o abe 0066 4 Key at | spo. gaa. ele l\HaW 4, - : > si _ > mae ~—_ : ‘ a Pr Ps ta.- ¥ Te iig A co ores get po : i . . : " ~* . - > a a ANA, 2634 Fi at. 5 rooms ané SH AW 4335 - on } st n BEL‘ 1385—Mom beautiful PLYMOUTH, 5034—Page cars; 7 r 5: west of V andev veniter, west oe ee ee eee "eah y | ese on LEN) | S769 er Te I : 1) BIDDLE. 816—Second floor 2 rooms —_ -- - ~ . : reanial : room 0 ine Dore h: $5 ‘ screened $5: ir bed: eXtra modern. _ tile bath. hardweod floors, hot-water ’ or Enricht Win -_ — — ———————___— nal . om 9 nN . : ih. o7 3 tl —— sont a ABBOTT. ne 09 Chestnut. FELT. 951—Cabanne district — heajing, janitor: adults only; epen. | Eur - ~~ Pe ent. d “1018. , Ww ene mg bo Rng wes _e — | en: ws: third floor. 3 rooms. open PENROSE 4444—9- ma Mth ay a 2mm ; or Cys ys owe a ona ve eepin ma," a = wa -—- ——-- n& su er ‘hs: immediate pos | @14 rage, $10: or ‘ThAaCe ang sz eonveriences {AW 42056) ; rh v i qn I ; B.e & porch - sien: a house of 12 roome. comfortah! y i : * REY NON 61 ea C *hestn Lut. S ee, $10 TRI i ST cog , IE 15th a4 Pine. 4 ~ athe ‘ . : : ‘ — } . ’ mire 7 : ' io ha oa 24a s Ay VISTA NA 2629 A— r . - babes ! Aert ni . i ro ie Sun reom M ee ee : . : : ~ ae rage a mss. Xt = eae ; . eee = Ss Oe" , toad furnished every thine com plete for house - . . —~ = i on ll A. . 5 on mes. T Mm rT Ps _ : a : , | : - > ‘ . . * 7" _ " , ! in " i) Furnished Flats and Apts Wtd / except pedal ig and lin nm Rea-' : : . és 9 zu rvown) s wth at. s Tri la ; * > Béwy “rn. R.| _ 915 ol x fart ? ont gxre gre Vy Let cy . $f on i 4 . LY een Me Bt be autif “i ; ik . 4 4 — keeping. ’ ' TEIANA B407 paws OREM. ; | JOHN i. ABBOTT, Realtor. 709 panes. Murphy b ivory woodwork; French| these fiats before you rent ! in AP AR’ [MENT itd.—Furnished: or effi-| sonable rent. For narticulars *) 1 as i . Termina& switch = in , room large ch 7A—3 are fie bath: mod. | SHE: ~~ Bh47 7 ¢° apartment | doors: extra modern. De imar 34991 - i. , | _.clene 2 ad suite, Box T-347. P.-D. | Adams. care of B Nugent & Bro (ec) | BROOKLYN. 1015—3 rox rooms, $25; open. TSA Se Be Wash St. .---*+-5; y ~y —. po é Lina et, tile bath; mod etvie | APAR eTMENT Wtd.—Family 3 adults WESTMINSTER ~ (between Kingshighway OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. | S . > ’ a4 res ! } roome: war |BEL’ -6 rooms, bath. ‘furnace; | A ee en ee uving . , % “345A Fook “ee ag SH: 1H 3U1DA——Newly } epatch la : . rooms, : " 3 baths. garage for lease to Ort. 1- mod- | To f See ’ : ~— ; -— : 7 ~ ' : . . J .- - § et a 7 : e te ut I xtures wneend I . y | F : ‘ESIDEN — Ww td.—F rom ern) home attractive! wh treme tase! ell con MTs SS: MU. ct 1aAney. = oe - ~L eaten aasa -~ . : al ; ; agua | gg ey, -}| ,sune : iept. 1: about 6 rms. Prefer | veniences’ &'rict} > fami te ARK. 3625A4—3 rooms. $17 50, (%c3) | nd fer . ' ——_ : . ee ee eee a0 ly ste Bani Se 2 a ea ag tT ORY ce NIPPLE Re tiene na + ete Diek [Tm * *") r F ‘ f au Cc) eelnut — . ——_ " . a ee ’ - + V4 ‘ 7.2 — iPr jk > 4 , ; , ] > om. . ‘ oe ' . - ater a 1M Si, i ° , —s 7 ; - SHENANDOAH, 4020A—New four rooms, a ' lat seer ARTHUR va: 600 Bank CORN ET & ZE IBIG TRU ST larar.t > ed rooms. toilet and ee | hardwood fieors, tile bath, furnace, } room: le h: hot-watae: vs Li j mit am 4 in R99 ; Pt, et i. tinea aii ait *) ~ rhe electric; open “! ra rags See own first fioo . i TAYLOR, 1307A N.—S5 rooms. bat! x a: ~' FU D AP. ART ME ENT Wt4—By n 9 cL hest a ee et en — A a BL ANEE R. E. CO., T1l Chestnut, | - BANNE sta? mann . : - 716. am = SCOTT ry) fin A eign family -e two i ofits aie SS sneeees aie ; being newly deco-| gH ENANDOAH, 403 — aa j Ris? am. 2 rooms. Batt ds ar ’ ront rive. : ;TAY Ke, 222 5S =: ioor south igs n mple * furni an ° ig 340° : |__tric. water: one or mor SIMPROUN iA—J DO anc 3647. cai ws $30 Om apartmen —~ 4 (“Tan "kitehe HOUSES WANTED | | 7 — —— WALSH. 62! Garage I oe a ‘ " . tchenette t: bath sou i. ABBOTT. ‘Realtor. 708 Chestnat. 1 private bath: in the near vicin- COTTAGE Wid—Smal!. or fiat.” Sou:h- ABERNATHY. “REALTY co © Aes Ama See ee cee AR Ae wes ~ S : Da i a ar est ro lee swe POOR iy ee. Kitcenen- teen An tlinns s Se = VORP io Dae wrens Pn? on oa ts “ er bath r ; } . Mt’ ‘ sEe & mie 132 2. 4 rveovisa ~a floor } ty . a 2 “i ; , : occupy same for 6 wes ’ 3 in family. 0333 Hodiamont j —_—_ 363A Market at ‘ ye ge es eae : nonth onge: it chi i “OOK 37 ae a | ay me ; 5 ae ae | 00) hardwood filo: rs. screened | ab - Including E - a ontt 0 ) (62) |\CATES, 5022—7-ro@m flat: 24 floor: mod : ca eittipaetali nthiwaasieitiicaiti asians - mend . erc-, noe to be DWELLING Wt4—5 rooms: conveniences: |OREON E. @é R. G. SCOTT 800 Chestnut ten : eo : = | = a SDEVENTER ; . De 19. Please w rite full orth or northwest, 4814 Calvin ; ; ° ° , ‘ ' ; " Z - ; , : tan ' ia ‘ m = SS ee — . . “ - ws woes > Z “= % ‘ 2 c 7. ' > 4 $ : —— 4 ™ . —— - : ; conattion: 1 acant = . Ox_7 41 _Post ~Dispat ch. OU! ta mily wants ermall house 4035A--3 rooms. electri . E , a — 503-—4-room lency nvenie? ie ec | | Lindell 6479¥ | Give 3276. B08 Chestnut. West ee oe tn PRE Ne A re! ertiinte: k>, ~~ er and _Water DWELLINGS FOR RENT | HOUSE Wrd—To lease « large house. in| c7*) | CABANNE §000-— Brick 10] 2 Fs ae? ‘ matt BUNGALOW West End. by res; FF. party: 11 or} COTTAGE—6 rooms, bath. electric; | large $8.50. 5215 Cates. ¢ TENNESSE 474: rooms. Bit lat, | CLAR/ : room flat for rent, ore | te) BRINKMANN RE TAtry — To. Peariiianctee netanborhood. Bex} _yard. Delmar 6941 mont tracks, $8.50" tes upetanaire bat! fu ce Are I Ls : : in 3 » TO » Darn a rau re Are P : “ i 3 gs, 2url ce, barn = £910 (sre ols av. “Riverside 3060. ————__—_ — -iDepatch. _ ee a ELEV E er ae N a! a = ° jectrie. Hogan si. b GRACE S gon 4 estnu (c®) | ee SPN ATI IR Hr MAREN TNR i a ie dy vd: oad ~ SAA ODI RT Te BSE pec Se ey idrhee hye ‘nings ) lecoratt sul eae i PRRs PER DOS Wa NON 5 awe ae pa (JANE , ae a ——ae I ) ‘ "mr Garr 7. . . ‘ . ) = v . ‘ ’ j ; mt NG ; “R ‘ t? 739 ’ 55! " " —~W alnut Manor: 3 room ’ — - : ens . — - __ preferred nies 7 _| CLARA 3 4 rooms, ath ; 0A—3 coin in Sie an | garage: water cas. clert rig. * | Furnished Houses Wanted EL EVE EX TH. 1737 N—3 rooms: $20. | FOUNTAIN. 4618—G on enlemy ‘ . " : _ ** P a ; : ’ ‘ ner re ri’ ni art. te ——_—_ c= ne AN one one ™ ———_———— Es . i . " - cn "jh beautiful room | ‘. wis A d _ = a eacErice 3} Wainwricht \¢ 8342. ” - ive ——— | COTTAGE _Wtd.—3 or 4 rooms completely “ - IN REALTY CO.. Tile a | i L_alley: | 6. na ble at e~ i oe fe 7 er Serena Poo. Pa et vor ee RNR Ng) oy oe turn! shed. modern br June 20: , FS ee oe __fe%) | Ge GE—6-car; electric eee 4 F 4 a i. 2 ; P' ‘ rf a | : . er. | J ‘, a?a7e?” ’ OTUs 28+ $4 . ae = s* bi 4 : Ory i me rj ’ ‘ Central Tavior av: mod lerate ® 7 7 rooms water $175 —_— aes = ; , ite fe : ’ ‘ * ? ; *? én 4 ; rTii ’ . ra , . if a ' » .. F T°sye “ . = ee I , te " 7 + . . — — 4 = ? 7 y ee | . em Y palre ; waa yd MOGET! ! Ali} dot CAS 34290-——Nice ‘-TrOOm house: mod- Ali _Spaldi ng. Lindell AO 0M. j £ E LOCH MOELLER. 919 eeatiihe lites " | Pe - On eaaee good location fer doctor's’ RESIDENCE Wtd—Furnished: or apart . oe 0 244— Brick nn ecatessen Or shop. _ oe ment. for summer: reliable party: two | ENRIGE GHT. 4380—Laree fiat. ‘bath, 2? Forest 7/9 dults 2h Est 5: ve location and price. / tric; open. Olive 1938. ROW AN. 1419—Garages, } ».25 oO epatch ~~ : reasona be re | Oe Foon hard. : fic : North TC. “ma — bh —— | ENRIGHT. 4271—Fiat for colored: tiv de alley: $6.50. Guam 4 us } OM wate! aus : A: FF a ‘ (i. Sth and Fraak! 3 3 : ' hws Ww as A rnigshe ouse for : roome and bath: ste he it PINE. 3730-—G saan « ; ; ire: s UP : é > 9 . — & ‘ Ww ay +. Ss N F) rame Cr motte o - : £ ; ce ' . £ a « am Ifa t janitor ews re ‘ , remise 7 , ae ;_ 2 month reliable: i furnish reference MISS) SSIPPI VALLE 2) TRUST CO. ic®) GARAGE AND ‘ts 42 & ay, : R ’ ke AY, ey > eo Wennlt OR She i pe ee, a Ee a er ee ath rato rey 7: ep : MR ee Sony 72 he 2 iw ee oF ihe SE * o ‘J Pay Ins DEL, Gi€c- e ect 5) waczeee , i i : c. $40 an SRA fia al ok ke ago ~ a: — : > Oe Be ie ' iid : coms wat er, €as, electric; vacant June P Ke P +o een . ~- owe DOERF! INGER R. co -? Pfersanrevais ] - RTEENTH ; d puts ms bat! ’ t.1 R hes! nut tA Foom: ss 15. Call & > N. Broad Wary. - ee Sere ~* ok . ce Oe ; BU GE ary 2°9R — 10- room house: will dec- DELMAR AND Kk MAN = 1. i eer gga ee wardwood | = eec! , : f OMMODORE RIVE 1030 N Five - gp oon dl eat - ‘ ae CO.. Yr 75 65. Now house: 3 rooms a Ene =? a qeeoney —— ; a et eS SAR. TO >} mOvE. | 0OS—F eu! rTM eta . sas eee Fehel aS, i : rt! } eee SF Bal etary * 21 ms. ‘1, i a As. «, MORFIT. 10°74 _TITL E GU AR. BL. Fa alt (FAX 4006 yr rc Ooms. ” elec tric; S35 HALLS ca . ae testes aad ' | _$%. aaa veeaak = Tented +t en a a Se BARTMER 6028a—6 rooms. hath fur- |~°-*A rr _ e st. 5S rooms. bath. elec- HALL Wi = has = en I LF" ; ne th, /. alee sar Str ELLS, 5647—4 roon 10t- e . | TWEN'T “IFT? 30 ner ae [oer 2] tric 4 t4¢—Smail, a2 nop and basem i od! 3 reoma, Put Mrior, ties —— r* ; | A > 4 Pan ' } : v) ’ . - . , ~ er om Oh TE +E Tt ‘ PF & ic Sit : ad . _ P I . ‘ ‘fun ace $45. Blears oe : rect t >. bs ' ides Tae gm Payton el ~ » PRAD ‘(akO rarae’ rer rei ri ? aes +> FE ty AR ch ‘9, ii EROTT rR. £E. (>) G2ISA "E ASTON uve $003. SILVERRLATT. 722 Chestnut rr Boz 7 pne » try | : } 7 —— : IOR ff wa | Chestnut ft) nen Sunday. Cabany 6180. re a 62°) HALL ~Su:table for dances, te “@17?—-Larce store room ~~ ee ~~ , 2290 «a tt. ic ‘ 5 >-¢5 MI“ ‘ELF T hy 17’ Ss —: ' eat re BK, = cv . 7 7 —_ 4 " . Run i Aaae bd — z moder’! oa a ans 3 ROOMS. HOT- w ATEK y? EI.M Sax : 7. na oarmnn' ‘ 20 otis = “E 83 095 "cane >a om bot. Fil TRENTH. 1310 N. 3 rooms - $21, i meetings. te. Telephone » ft be ee Tee Ra RE OS ES AMRIT san: pit _ Brit Pes ne swiow yi + ie? Bryon ya hn : Ca phe abies ape fats: at bts “best! a » Saf. ee ey Pe we WR Cee, os aa G~ deities ats ‘ EKY FEAT oie ak sern | : , ND EV KY } ha MOREY | + , tee eee a - ‘4 a WAH FC ss ach coaaact isan ENT. Oren TODAY LUTAH S820 4—8-rooen mo i loct ie ‘ if por Mmocenr j , i $s? } " 2 recnni Pe ae 9 a = me whe | endl ey sleet ric ig 30xx bleck on Cook. See store. splen did location. i condit | BIW Ok —_ — = BREDELL S800 (Maplewood iNew icpr | BEN ALTHEIMER RFAL ESTATE Co. | Tipton. No ‘ Mir NARD ‘ i tt SSELL N. w. com on: excellent nelieh>orhood irae ! . ‘ r c Mo Db rh \ESTM! rEeR — aie > a FI , cot- . > f; ol a ge ‘ es i we pen a ' . | tes ; . wee St hr : rooms an & RRIL NER. 454: m resi- 4 , mth: all conven! iences with refeernce 409 Wainwrieht Bid ‘ FA TORY Th I LDING—For rs Py e ; is | : “. : / Lif ] - . — or i >. : nA d w ca a - 2 ~- r > . aes eS ie and a nestnut ms tc ; ing or other — ness ®t M TARY ya 5S4A > rooma, electric nveniences mH .oGcas " g : 1? : ie. ‘. : i LA ——. } Ur im”? . : (ion a? Or Sant Dulit tong a ‘ rooms large FRANKIE IN ©9275 3 4 > /. 09]--F ii conveniences. va- | =—s= , ie biocKks south Fores: Pa: : } u ’ or remt or lease ot. near schools and churches; garage ' or 4 room flats. with LOCATION For desirable ¢ MFRAME : ~¢ ™ : * c — : ae af ? 7 : é ; 4 ‘ . . . ea Tes . ‘ : oe “s “al eT) 3. a bat h Driv ene open . - luting office rooms for " tric — ow . COTS bath elec- - a. ~ , = 9 roots antia bh. ; viv rw gee os : aor “a ae — : ~~ — $$$ we : T EPSTEIN & SON ist new modern building | “ ee me 4 ' ' , ’ roo! +} . 7.7 Kz . 7 . . i rr} ‘ . nat ! ut ij moGg*rn LON | -" “ . . i 588. a Pic ! Ma 7 2182 61° Chestnut st (c® "301 lllinais av... Granite S a MIRAMEC, 400™~—~4 rooms. bath. modern at it-wate ’ on ” oa : : r M-HEAT RYT a’ e pore reacy for ore ‘room flat, $59. Jae “Ey 7.’ > ; ri-Ci ; oownetaire Signe, 1:°H i e¢4Rx } : — 7 :, ; oe; +t. ~ e oe ; eine y . Da ¥ Jul pUAts V~CL North Ma D (aon chet mo. Moa. fe8O0) FRANK AN - . fioor; 3 rooms ; Ain > TOR. ones og Ak EE LL 5 = + ; gg aon ho oe . ‘ A Di — 7 Modern, b A “sae 1c ca ee Frankiin . “7 3 Pfoome $75 ren?’ pot tea Pheeniz ; " . . . } ; ° # sO" : art = > BAR Waa) ; : 3 rooms. electric. } son an4 Cass. pew en on, to aptiadstcenaitttmicns cutee eet: Mite TIA Rag 1%, a” WS. ¥ why ee fs © ct indie dat t? “ £ 72) oe ee en, | 8 ; 1 of Ae. a ae tris $30 Inquire at dry goes store : Central ‘ a. \ ,a 4 ' an or i . : 4206 Virginia. Riverside 9°44 fer | 3 = S yotena. tile | daaaeaded:” Gates! — 581 Evans av. vo eae nvenience 0x _£-164, Pest-Dispated | (let : a _KANIA-MARKIE ay PSTEIN & SON, ey Bg ee GAY : gy - i n. 3a ° 3 roome- $9750. | Heap +o. " T.. . 5* ; | : 7 -_ . > - j , ‘ . . ; | . “* . ‘ ’ . : ° . -_ , . : r Om of barber MICHIGAN. 3543-—4 rooms hardwo od j / owner. _ . lmir 1684 l ati 4 a8 esimus ¢ ad ‘Weeuent Ree 4 ; eae + Fe ‘TLIEB & CO. Reaitors beauty parlor fieore, furnace. tile bath: reasonable (ci | \ ANDE v FE: NTER 24 S.--3 rooms apd RIGHT 4575 s atifa Poot t02._ OMPTON Raz: ag og oe Ee ay | DELO ORE ES I MIC HIGAN $715-17—3-raom flat. ba: h | Ki . — “ ee ee ' ne Farag ‘was te | } sa sie to a. silts ca flat ra reasonable ‘ UNGALOW—3 rooms: 1 -— eye te mn and toilet $50 ectric, a street improvements. see wae : O. &99 Cheetnu bce ne ere nt 431 | _- - enya _ IELI OF trictly modern: 2 ! Sunday. McCrac 0? Pen- | ase RY: *30 ~— ‘ 73 . ‘ ¥ ; . _ eait . in , " = : é' — . at Brentwood _ 7 KOR 3° 1-4. es fiat: lor 4 Ez. « Bend - _ a 3 ©, bath. toilet: S25 JAS Cc. MORFIT. TT. 1024 MILE TZ : 4804—4 200m fiat ise strt ‘tly 4 Ik one “ j - > rn m : : : ' ew ? , ? . . . Pay it . me “ = Nl 1e ‘ ‘ 2 ts a ’ ’ TE) | . ‘ 4 3"] Hid a TY ] * & Sahn AMERILAL ». 1831 Arcade Bide L syille av. 5 rooms tile ae Maplewdod JEFFERSON “318A xs Tooms, gas, |, #£°.000 aquare feet: large MINNESOTA 8: §8—New. 4 rooms k! ot ater heater, gar , deco. GRAND, 55114 S—s5-room bungalow-f Losin se | __@lectrie: free phone: $27. of Hc Opa: id ° Cenived; lata @riette hem | L illyv cecorated olen . hes ; c% mR N} br. : es Pf ” “tr - - | a lL. 4 “~LEDE 2230 rat z floor. rear. t*®o - JF: ; le Muli * reorms: Pleetric *- Modern S-roum effi- |On Chentees msAM A | ‘ : oi- EAST WO ' 6} 3—Al partmen'g ‘ . : oa DOU GHERTY-S + eed A 4017-——~—New fiat. 5 : ’ vO “G. BR816—Fla: rr nodern rent 3 ced | nN ne pare = ; es b one - . : : R’ "CO, ri : $n + ny Bat ght | X"MENERE, 814 nt Bide. | gop ies REE. 4115—4-room brick bungal oa. bene Puen 7 Coco) $15, WRISETS-CRRI t E. o9 721 Chest Leer HY eM Fe Resitore, F THAN ren iT a A ck ire | rooms; ba ATS FOR RENT—Furnisheg —— peimee ' : SROVES TRU: ss —— ——> | J ; CERPp ace "Le . Wo . ef floor east ] 3 Sf ~~) By y a — ry « % u 2 s kt eee aa alesis y De G5 - vis be mest ; nT oy PROREWE R OY suatergbey age RP AYER: Het i) 7 i t f . ia 4036 5 rise liat itwood } _ ‘ ot! ‘? ri’ *T ' ’ , r* . “ ia - : - _ vy - : ‘ do 7 " i te. low rent : ING 4 , Peery - ’ ort x " . . : att North Le ‘ mn » é . Ir - vA? ’ - ie MNWELIL BR. EB. tM. 211 N rh re - fs : . 4 : ewiy decor iA} 302 3A— sn , — AR PUG warkce residence Pm ROT 4914 Delmar MIsSOURK!, S000—2 ro ‘ loar ; reor + | PIN. ’ , es ' Ap nh morn: meme me = Lat | te .. wonder i fori, . ee eg) EE Lo —_ 'ric. pre ea wa aetlet w¢ Sloer ' : : , “ ome ES poate. deste mn ; . ; none 43 a. : ming hb , : tome thothee , =. i% ‘- ee res lence. a con- LICASR, > J 5 c rts yl x 130 Par . > . ’ : : ; : , *] ‘ . ! . ’ .' vy ° . : , ad 7 : + ‘ : 7 - ir Thom as ; rooms: ne eo nm: n tor servic ~ : iy nA tb . " : ' . ; ri . t. : , , : SOE aan A : . . : ; ; a 4 a HOPS ; _ . so M eb Ly NA, va——~—@-room flat ; a: + ’ 7 ’ " . t Py mi rae ; ; I - Be : ‘ : room fl iY PTL Te rhe: +; TS - aes oe rl i co ent: } p EM » PRRASKA 2064-4 rr ae 7 | | oar hen mmAasw | able to resvoasidie pari es RTIS. 31 fesidence jeri aaonab Webster 2°onW CET ase — . WAR OUSES |, 2 W ASHINGTON . : mw te bT> Pimstiin ] st , vA YooM Sts “ * ‘ . on . : ay : & _ : . ‘ ' . pln. ~ hae 42 > —4 roomMna bat A electric VACANT AND . =o Gate core rae, _icties porch: 4 nodern dney ? PRRARKA, S506—Upper fiat. 6 foome : . et. bath « : : eater | HOI bu7— ed roon wn era ~~ id August: for couple: ot-of-doors liv- | Chestnut. Main SA86. fes —— AT. --y > beth #un porch medern $45: atvite ic WYOMING, 341)1— > ! TD Amat aD . : ak ' a! te + rie : surTTroun " Arde. MAGAZINE. 3033—5-enem house: conven- : _— best Ou it | or couple: ch | t piles: Wetaremien “= wa a ae ee nven FOR LEASE OR NEBRASKA 8230—4 rooms and bath bath; strictiy modern; near Ro . p__ room : : Tort ene : en: 53. : | : - cea 4° , ™ ‘ i rh = — 7? . - tow eat Ds 4 Wi. : “fine —— ‘ster WAIN mol Y rooms electric. ; — GET OUR List 2 ‘3; W 'ASHINGTON —& rooms 3 sepia NEE digital ees > 4. “eer mort newly devorsted $45 | Fliteh, $450 ; . sorte val . motr . Cora te . ? . me . — vy , : iin ey So ae 8 . -v a) na : ose ; a 2 saacn viaee - - ae ag OA yu yp ol ' wood 7 we ’ “et ' 7 :. me. 5 1. : I ‘2 wi oe 2 j J n rs O Alt ; . - BO ig rae 9 * _ ee ne 3. . - - i: . me Sas 8 cc ‘rooms water: BUSINESS PROPERTY : ’ On es ; vo : . Mev -av : ‘ ¥ 5 i! if : ; . . ‘A? mr ft vo aC mf uUca . —_ : a . pe WEMCLAC, ' 4 anh > reems and bath ite : ‘ : ern LUT RS : a a eT . . AN i ee : é CLEVE} ~s os . ; bh hy b - ; | : _— f - o! — ; our — —S a. t 1 MU LLIN. Ww ALTERS REALTY Cc >. >. CORNET & ZEIBIG . - . - at - = ma } FLYS = sin 5. ——— tt , ‘19 Chestaut a ‘. a KR | EASE &'| eunvenionves but lurnac acuite iat (wei Le ery fas Am + as ' a 2 ; I . a7 : . “ > Speer oy eee ee = | rome. 8 core, sitep- MAPS KET 3403A—3 large . d § ome aaameed oOt-wat ean . . i tye: NreaeGA mo uger tee . oni i¢ 1) : ad . : ° . . . ‘ ' . . : NE WROKE ry ae een comer poe gm WA shad { ot tO HA rok , estni , ' = f rooms. with fur IG EL. . *. 3 rool r rch. ho ter he: carage, SNS tchen: €30 - ae ht ee) we bt WeAWiaG 442k a coon . —_ “Ee wut , . Pint , | ‘ at miy: $25 : n. Kirkwood. Mo { oR) M. canoer’ REAL ESTATE Co.. WE CAN LOCATE * 74 ino. f Rivera ae 4} nyer nces bea uti ‘ } yf . 4 ou “. / AT a : hii , 7 - H é , : nal . ee H room ” , . peees tr ier 3c ‘~~ st ee . 815 Chestnut s as fe* - aU asl in on 705 ner : Bo) — me © offic ert $50) HA FON. 2156 wiert roar : Der, or na refere ‘emma bes asa onlin lOUSE } reon ath store INTH “large, beautiful rooms. ; ; ; - 23 ; " 4 ied : ' . ’. 504 Walnwrignt Ria. | (7 ARANTY BLDG is : NINTH, 1718 © —F room chen, § . ' come, 8 D> neat : . ot——7 ns; reception. } CARR. 2317—Large store; Sam SORNER * fu reer i? ’ he ms ' ral : ’ J a ° , oe . : “> ‘ : >? : - 4 B hs 4 , ™ % “4 st said " .- "es ¥ 2 ; rt -_ io 6 4 ; . - ' NINTH. 2357 . , : r pen $3! a ‘8 moder > al water Sail ae ¥ AND] t on eres of good OF. 16 3 rooms. electric Mi LLINS-WALTERS RE ; fos " RO} i RD Alerten % % PDERSON KE-BUER ; a sun park ' tween OD | Bent tut. codines mecoias Mie “s “gy og ey - Pe > as Se, _ Tes Cestnys. CARR AND SELBY aber : wa: ; @ ry hem nut xt Bas HOw : ee mn St. Lovie Count LIVE. 2851 ome. bath. ele: ‘- arce and smail store, ae rH on one: . j me , ( : > ; i . : my ) | . , | i ci? : : } mod ri : ‘i ~~ 4 a ‘ . : ' by . ‘ . . . - Jé HN _ BUL 12 STORES FINE. ‘Loca yy oh | | | age xg 9 bi. , ~F ta | — : ry : reas Jy~4 = . eee ees — “ASS. 1314 me - artge Geep ste 4020 O'MEARA , "TLA ‘ : : : " - ' . > — ~ - . . r = a ’ ; : . a : 4 "+ ] »4 Large store; “ - 3 ' ¢ ? rmmace beat. M ods rel a roam residence. jret claaes “ — : » “he } . _ . . ‘¢ , 3 ’ “ . . . ' : ; ~ a’ » « “ , YT ? UST ae a: re : .. ’ eondition rent reseahab): ey — j caus ; cif ’ f re ni ‘een ; : yh-~pig : — — — . - og VE! > te. * _ ee 47 zy z | , rin er . , = . ; - : " . _ -e . . -« . ete > e . ’ . : " : a ~ ras reat ‘x ory : - | ; be 1938. $100 | | al™ 1 . s . . ‘ pe L 3 ‘ m . . . ; = . . ~ - ————— ‘ r _ fiw " ha rd wu a floors iTnac t " r | ~ . > ‘ = ri ———. - ~ ' Py 7 LF.) — moms, . G@lectric y - J IST- -MILLER R = Ia! : ' ting ar 4 vliar Pere Ke. B90) Open ba : | . . = he ‘ : a ; h . : a ‘ - , >» JOHN LEROT r Realter Tea Cheetne’ 2 ‘ ) * : ; a ; — ne : res © \ . | >. 7.4 : > — ek : 4 > ~ » yy t a: ree . "~ . —— . ».. $22 ¢ : . 1016- 1s 7 CHOU t acu sinks on th wt TT) Vet = i conveniences: faN gnaa 0 gay go re 4 and toa Cnore send condition Chih | . 44): posseesion Ju L . = a + ay | RLAT! 52 : ttm | it ¢ firs ¥ “« e232 *) Modern store PARK. 1707A—3 rooms . ollet + | eS a } L EPSTEIN & SON, . : — ; as 5 Vee 4 _ : West # EPWARD L. B EWRLL. _ magia ADD. ert ft , 615 Chestret. | , Me iemed. : = . 4 ?... : ~~ Re iE 4 oe RiG BEND Sea: one _Star_ _& : © RBLANKE &. FE. ” i. 4a heal Kas ATM furtis hec -_. : _ . ; ay , } : i : : mt Tw ary ea af } fo — ; - =T LOA | ; . , $ ; : , ' ROOF M—Grouad . sRate _ Mets _: . : derate fen: — . beoker agent. Tithe " ) ! ) oe Bt w— Wil oe’ Muanaien canal : "16: 617 strut , DESKROOM—And telephone Tr tana NS Ae ty? PRETAIOZZ! BAatla poms oben : 3 wa pe izhboarhocd SAN : ' rerTe. ‘ ee . , ‘ ’ . — ; “ niiatiaaat . } . r ° , ‘ * ; , =. ; tre q : t. ; . , a ; iah et . . TS . : " — wete- $1> for att [onda sce 405 af St : } . ; . es : = ae . : a ‘ —— ° ° 2 : + > > a A an ~ a ne BL SOA bee utifu odern HAMP DON af 27 T3S— Bea : ' ae Li22....% > we L3 = 9 -* ; woentyl afer ee —. ' ‘ LA 2 2 S18 Chestre Or. ROOM — i eareeae - aptmes ; . ven lat , ert : . ; . . : > Tm } ; . . non ” WAS: E F ae fee Sowentoen ctstrict. Ros = *: . "het t. SVANS. 458 egg ee an SO . RTOXN BI4d ~" = TWENTIETH. S145 | ‘oom’. wa | LEASE . : Hi “al Yt x St} ee, . . : , i . . , : ~w — ‘ ¥ ; i . S.J ’ i ; td , CFLS " rt , * aie ~ - : “@ reer . {fe rAd i FOU RTH. ee 5 —t arse ‘ . ’ =" Wash wte t, “che Pe9 ‘ : — , a 2 : aliiiate « » ae . " > : 9 ru , “ S os : a yp , é "> rs Gee : fiat. take 1 - car oms, su + algal ig a . , | = : ae... ae | summ Pho ebeter 143 ALI L ELLER 919 Chestr f . : fieors,.13 000 oa, Set: iain nae ! = ; : m _ — — ; . cis tas ° , -~ * toon. «.evater and good @ip- TOENTSY Fir es s:6 ’ rhe ithe 4302 V4 Prabal : ‘OA. £4n bar ofa! , 1 st — -— : 3 ag sang ~~ ~ e wy aiTs . om : . reer Last & per mont PO nies oe © ‘OTH > ow be a aS , RUSSEL! sr! oh al "hMES. ubetairgs. LANSDO)4 ' ' four , ; ; 18 57) a — $49 Purtiace ~i rte! “nm Shoretay efficse heat furnished all formas af ’ , : : Th , - . : ; . SSEL.!.. | roms. matern Riverside vi a family - ieee ee S- TERNG: Oa : C nod a ss = — Weey 200 rooms with weiter latent ahenaetes ee ee sane : will rent sine me: | QHAUNCE} Ht 3 te ge Wre it aa) ‘ on — te 3 - ees : : ; - warner see od ; ' Fard, ¢ ler mt =. BOOM or ARVMENT—ONLT ce” | = boat ar oot Water fu: , ' ne a al re ag sade bs lan : ; , . ' (or ; 8 —arner J Be on mn oot pe .* fieor, Cone i oe ae SS 4 — at : ‘e : rs : : 7 + oes : c (AT ’ a°3 al es. Neat ‘;-. janitor om premises or call Central S306 | for sr rams ba . h. *urmaee ; " “tee As , ‘4 r : ’ ; rt : ar ene e ~ . . : . t a? ’ po — : ————- ~ . oF d sti Cp ta n hat te ies, os Tih ’ . : : , , od in this : decorated ye tt _* Hoek +S RSSS EPO a meaty rt ra _ , , wert . rath , vs : , - 4. . Oe = — 1 ROOMS ss 7 mm i a oa rs a : “ ; . , ; 2s é : . '444 Winnesnra : _—— : . ; . —_, : oS rUrua Fat : : + —- » — a ts TNGALOS “err te het at — flow- aie ee a>. : o3- anered : _ yard space suitable tow “not 33) RETGER —& fooma kitthen back | __22084-€2074-2200 Beiteview. near Bro. PAD | ¥_ matory, fey | FLA’ 3 ? : om fiat : “aaaRe Be ced Bt! yt my FE Ae, et. SILVERBLATT 3 a se ; U tA BU IL DING manele: ST. LOUIS FINANCIA beg 3d i rrment-fiat: $53 PLAT Wri — me south of Tower. — ——__—___.. | - tea pevpie, Phos ae : baa ities: § rocens. elec. tath 954 7 Best location im entire . : = On | Saee: reasomable rect. ee. : Chem: tai eS or 4.7 DICKMANN REG ~y SPA FE i, 4 - Porn a . : e igen ia a bm x Pain, , 4 4 3 ; . | referenc rm. 2 11 o3 GRANITE BLDG —Py i , a » ASHINGTOR — selina - ——— . “ > Bi. ix 3 el t 1G , , : ; ‘ : ARE PEET Seeten Oath. 4 lectriec. ~~ My : ; 5 | te electric. ar 3 , . . ‘ 3 > | ble . th chi i. rear oa: ‘- - i ; 8 ) Som fumished | 30 : J ; : ot te ase 4 a ps OS = . “Seana : + —4 , 7 “pom — 7 = ss . : . - ySN a&i comvemicnces. Phone Web- 5 , lr ate} ~~ ry . ib | 5 Torlern : “A re ve 2 ; 5 d Wed 7 : = eee , J ads . a - . SS. ,, ‘ .v Se PRRs A rs | “Plats to Rent to Colored _ : ecatica._ d i= js Realt ¥ Cc o.. — ~ ¥ Bey pbb iin alia ER. lM tO Se i eee — Back b 3 “roume : and titeh. ; La | , + 7 ‘aes : t $17 fre ny > . . s% ro an ' S. AA TTI -_ ‘ : Aes Ee = - ’ ads . ‘ . ss or “+b and pti ager, 40{) Fasonaiie. ii ei” _ 1o8 = 8 CZAL, 3 yy. sa . : w. — er Ce _ fiat, e ectric and water $25 & mensh. (c) | r i ee A Fm cr — ge Ss : AT Witt | . ENRIETTA. 3 om cet fer, Spweon? i wee at: either two. four of Sve an LOCUST. VINCENT. edi — , , : ag ded in ~ Par lect Rag them tnday. | “=. ‘ v¢ - “Ey a . me bath. wT iF wvrnh furnace ;* ) . « 4 ; he "4 . . . A - : ’ » | . . ~- ' ~ . ~. . ™ ; 4 7 ard rere ?*» > 4 tric . x ivi.4 inoent. JON HH. ARROTT in) ete a . Giant : nl South « - , ; . — - nents . 0 oe ee ; ETCGENE J. ALTHEIMWER. &itT PING “ENT. 33035 moms and beth. ALA MO. vied = a wa _Steetzic. furnace, Let foe ree? mites w PAGER wry 3 POND 3 Sis s —Par . ems. = it a ne os ' ' - in > ' rniszherd « it , " rT: Ve. 307 §.—3 _roomis and electric: } | - + ade = ib retai. S — wv re icon ~ ~ . “ond tte =e: , ak oa & a SS ; , : 5 s fe aie — Desa ot. i eens ieetene tan ors oe: antt © Aa) “ Oe ara : : Se = ‘KERY a's ox 013 SEVENTH =i 3. —3 rooms. $13. See, ge . wer id floor et pM al ve ge — ER? | FLAT | _— aan? amis os oo 7 SUBURE'N PROP’ TY WANTED = - . ah - b 3 . ° ° ie a . . : . ‘ . Aas trae ANDERSON. *TOCKE-RURRMANN i ) er mont nh er bwest. posse ee ton Sa0 | Se mad ea EE . al ene peeenut ~ MA: th Phone ry ’ REA! ~s ao eferen: ines sna _. r ‘RN SHED ooT cee wee a reat. 3 heeicee Cacnires. SERGE PL. 1557 —Thres lavas Wek) spat res... oo 7 er Grae ves -e_Normas a>. Grom $s. Ooms. cas. ¢ roeme: modern. rent. $40 open. Ss Por PARRY Fm... 4 ore peg _ . Wid.—4 om vicinity Weedward ee, ae ES, : z ey. 36473. ; ARSON -S E BERMAN. -ame- | apes g am. Bt reasonable ome @heet cae Web. hestn ° 2 te2- t ‘>< ' + us at. ants. ‘— D. aa Peat. Dispeiel 2 Ommp SCORF a, $028 Speacaat, I* er Groves; rent #75. o “= De Pp | fc4=) 4 -~ 1 reer tae fee, ae I ae MAIO P isa, 11 S40

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SUNDaAay JUN E14, 1925, ED! GARAGES. sTasic — i JONE 14, 15 sl 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, | Exchange, Wanted, and Deriabece i ara lace GARAGES —978n Choutean az “TOT ie have | 2000 Broadway 3% 9012 Eee " FOR LEASE 's, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, , Residences For r Sale Today. Pome. pee: ee forest pf FOR LEASE Cd Me ———— “eoteatteottuat. Shemale __ Centra} — . To LET BUSINESS P’R =e TO LET—BUSINESS ?RP'SES | eR r Se tne. _POST-pist Bs a FOR LEASE Northwest | EAL ESTATE—excn CHANGE | REAL ESTATE CARDS REAL ESTATE CARDS PARKING—Sou uth . a NATURA? SOS en Wy Scuthwest FOR SiTw : butldine reasonable , 5 ; - AL, BRIDG E RD ; 620 01—F or rent Ann ae a907ee = I UILDERS’ COLUMN ||, are ALE or ¢ change $10a0 lot. north- OLIV E. 29; 31—Gara = » 8609. - J L QO EF T ~ alter to rit ] 5409. 1] L ANSDO W NE B ~est. for $1000 coupe Forest 7873M —— Se Se age: for 40 eC ‘e , . lant: drug store preferred In thriving business center of South- | ‘ Bo: S. 24 ~ ; . co. —— eg } business corner: wil] GRO ER - W: meen Se ¢: “ Ll ES S ‘ _ quire within Cars. —~ Ing vires Br" 7A XN : : ’ P } ineie flat and cash. = 3 Bt, wae eee. 4.000 aq. feat 1128 washington feat Wabash ay ‘~atural Bridge rd. 1] hone Call ha 7 te VT pee hew picture show, a oat Dispateh. enn OE, 34 3000 s f > ees +. : ~ all Riverside 4 toe 1° Ge Washington = «...+-.... a. Tteet a ee 20 .000 8q. feet UNION BL. Sane — : somtmeee e, building fo° 02, '2-fam ¥ &bartinent | gshingtoD ..... 000 sq. feet 620 N. llth sae 3,500 : catio ines tet N ——Storeroo: m. ~ busy lo- | BIDS, PLA a trade: Will take equity for YY “” 4 4100—3) ° mm én 4 1900 Pine ee 15,000 Sq. feet : Sele: " sions: ride cares ff »y two new ~~ West | BIDS W ta For — k remn TES i Wi , an Fee Diepa teh — rf 4 > | i . RSS ae Je se (7) Artie age yo re cee > - i " IP yreue wor Or three 4 - : Rae eChal ge $3.40 Thi) ¢ gull ty in gon ee : S T 8) R UNION BL. 2907 N-_ G ws aoe CHOUTEAU AND BOYL E—Lively loca- fi amit) flats. Kj neshighway a; d Aldine Vis T equity | on aa : Eh poe $3" ~Garais fOr “onaliee W. rd St. 2.500 sq. feet 1: Fo fete | dese ILE a shed; $40.” UUsiness: store. heat fur- | CTE a | [Tine | proverty subjec iret eed ‘of tron | fe especially well equipped to help you find the property | > Bas : aoa! - en ‘le 3 eevee eeee . é a 5 ss PN’ i FSi 4UDING contrac! r ound Aten “WPT Brees ‘ " o. spat h- . ' a... fc*) ir UC SKY, 363: Garda 3 t: Spe Pv yr atoncs 300 N 3,000 t feet 15xx Washington - 9,000 2a. eg | Main 2163. — 17 Chestnut st. WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. Qlive 1427 } Of flats, bungalow Earases and gener,, | I SCOME | Wr 1.—-To excha that you have been loooking for at the price you want to L Y 2 5. > n “! ov N. 6t 1S ] 00 : , |W — cae 5 a repair work bs, at a ' ” r a erlieres | 13-: vom a nge. = dome: | a3 } a. Top ~ “Oth 5. BI II D IN as a. feet ae 4 LORISSAN. 5900—s:. ore. large | ol cap TON, os: 43 Large, moder . sore, in | | BUILDER Gare. K a Cat man } AS J | r suoden income --* {8 Lewis pi. pay. T here is no Cc harge for this service. Our listings in- Open. | —2-machine 4 a = ent: oven Sunday. ae Rd, Mn. nood; see this, eses, Clubs, etc, Ave big ER pp eroperty. Sidney |WEST F] : Se HWENKER R_ &. CO.. 90M Chestnut | #208: — “Claas Omen. Snyder, 4633 hove mM. A. AR bin, iy clude some of the fine st bungal WS, flats and apartments rage. $10; or 1 machi coherent AORIS = ; : e mS * ws ne. 2s ice SANT at00—Garage: cor- Newber f gee?) | SAVINGS’ TRUST CO. 4915 Detme Samm Cor, 15th and Pine, 30060 ou: feet 1125 Collins st. 70.000 eq. feet} auto roneshighway: ‘excellent locaton hy | LEI Uy pa, 4910—Ideal socation for COTTAGE SFR ~ —— in the city. mar,» 1.000 sq. feet Frisco switch. co" | Suto repair shop: heavy traffic: ope; Sun- > =Car Btore oF electric age. brick 100% Stations, gal J ca- ve netehborhasa 7, 000s. in a! n trie ; Be Béw y . : On | . : aa . " ‘¢ °) ; _ So ix ; Terminal switch 324 S. Main St no” com ple te $ e ° w . oO ayers’ . . ~ . = ~ ab OFF ( hestnut. No . I : dine ; Tv up, Soe , ; : P See , Vashingto >. : ee N-WALTERS REA See tn tl, haat | Bs, BIS Month ita, See $i | LOR. i 208 Chen | -Mod ataRe =| MULLIN QO. | FRANCIS. preps Ole . ion ae Bridge. MARTIN OLIAN, 712 Chestnut. 0}, 6177. | spect” sean Node mente: Diane ‘hat have you? Olive soe | Easton Avenue at Union Boulevard worest 765 SS ()-8 7 Z ori k t ek. ; _ “ 5 wnecre > Di : . " ‘ ‘Tw! oe ’ : +3 “36 en Sw — . ts , ' . OLIVE 4237 MAIN 263 tel ‘Doone te this busy loc "a tion and see me. Market ‘cor Beaumont); store 100. | weneral repairs. con: rete work. ‘on. mf ~ ‘ ota a —BUSINESS P’ $s \Te LET—BUSINESS Pp’ mmats|* iE Gk N E J AL TH El IMF ER, S17 r, af he ‘stnut. _o moar f store: SOO. : $ z / trac tor, 4033 New berry. Forest rit 4 ths : Wd. Ne Ww Stores " an: ] poms, | H1 MPHR EY. 3836~ Sarees “therch, andise Box T-324 | Ht SMPHURE Y. 33 - ‘TA re: Gr; {4 - I WAL? AT are: $40. teers sf ' e OC! ; — - 7 -. ora we7TT q = Central =~ = —e a | Ss Centra) iE N D] D L OC A T I nN MUI I se LINS. WAI “RS REALTY ¢ O., _ Agts. | bul] id 4. room fr ame €1800° se silent . . 3 : oA oa : . x sacl TiC .' = ” 0 i. + N° ay 8 ore a y _ ‘ . To ) 4 sae ™ TM, : . . p ” j . ’? a ‘4 " 7 . oy oe | Nanny electr ic: SR. a — with or without fixtures; steam CHES’ | Nl TS 4 SHOES 4635 pe ff Mr AR i amie Re ‘ tint. $5700 em 00: 2-; Cadillac me. lan” rf a ee wa on ra 2) | ray vater’ furnianean =. i 2 SI aioe ee ’ Large Store, Basement, H | Pairaeeores. flats, resitences. Get’ . | —ehty_cauity. 434% Mary! nd a ee wly e G. Gk DRY SOODS " Heat ullding loang. "a wy thAL, ESTATE £QU ry = ‘anne fi r¢ ~s/ Main at __Ulive 8 é rage: jm PP eRe a fen i on) Ras 7 9915 — Beautiful eto won i a n> i = ERI. ~ GG R. Cn 422 £1.50. ccte lo 4 anv iine business é i] A IH ms ~ 10 | and Janitor Se >rvice, ppm Rental. atruc “ti nm Clo.. 700 Walnwroem Bider ‘Con: attery, a ‘he ~xchange 120— Roos iy Garage. 1304 Ri: ; - es: rent reduced oon = ‘Os 3. S | Sy ad Spec ial] + oncessions?® aoe ; See eet (oR) quity " ee : 1)! — 4a TRO re. y > , ' she ld D-To aa a — tat ¥ > — : | SHENANDOAH, 3405——Brick — O4 — Buil tive onion. J of Kingshighway): orner: only | MULLIN-WALTERS REALTY co, ‘i bulla” wao™ (brick bungalow. 13-| B e's aL PR OF ER ry Wed —Smiall: tor The word ‘“REALTOR” Signifies g tr : Ww ater r OTe or more nae arage, ws "9 7 vucas ay.. large Store and loft. , 000 Sd. f e « lee ‘trie ] | Osu ' . ] é U] autify build 2 | EAST 4 5A : 4 H09—— B se ? ha? aaa ond floors . - _ rs , it ae , Sy ition ry ] I! ga! ed St John's : ‘ eley ing in a Fo0d new ne asement, equipped for ‘sana ‘ : t ath, ric Quick eal. Box K 20. _ : /w NG Sh. 32] Garage: Nive } ~ - é ROO. : ate e office wr : ¢ ator | Tt JOHN st 243 MOAT ae i undry pul DOS@B* « xcellen t location for es © a = : complete. s: j ae lan RE SIDENG ie Wi id. Six. a »St-Dis. | member of the St. Louis Real Es Jarge. 4 ; p. I be tile floor 1 63. ith S upping alley in re ar. Apply | Colfax 15 1 Ni. Gy: nd. laut! dry i clean nF and a lyeing establish. a OUNPFAl ows > Kimmich ‘ MINTON 214 Tit] - ly a E h h ta a ~~ if desired. O, ve é = o aaa emt, heat fur ish d , . hi tltemy: Te pl. i emg : Ss ern Gua 4iit y . ern KR AT? REA! a CO ‘806 Chestnut. pit - tio te —=To exchange, gw Od es ac ange, Ww 0 must * a under its Southwest BA AND SIXTEENTH—N. cor-|/ MARTIN SHAUGHNE SS , x REAL ; a | 3 se | Y, South STaW | bart_payment, Hox Saye pnt, oF, flat as rules and regulations MACKLIND_ 701 7—«4Gar . ; . f ', modern etores; best busines ) ~ — ; ‘ a. “a! age ir a ie o " }: ; «* ~ ‘ w+ “ ~ — -_—_-—-— a tos Sida * 5 itr. city for drugs, restaurant, | ol j N. 10th St. (e) ADW. AY, SA? 8 alters ae geting, ® ood1—Store and ‘ixtures, Wa- RESID) ‘Ee Wtd- Will ost Dispatch rake: light and y . : , > I ) | ; : hs Alter ; 2O * : “7 g. groceries and market: long le ast i ey : > Same te > ; ee eeperieg —— ~ = jon, P peste | e l . Be rent: heat furnished: ready Julv e. A P RI BK REDU« ED OADW AY. 2420S —Large r at-) mASTON 3721 » of r f ) R E A L E S T A : 3 E i a mer : t ‘nm Kood condition for resi- a it a ealtor pa! list e L P : : tchiso : + Pr oe : , 1 : ed 3 : . ‘we i ‘ Assi" i at ‘ i ia -—-~ . OoT! ; ACTIC & ‘ ? ° +? 4 _ West re. omnes BGS | tints. ‘rents Gory 8D y mont, oe Oto, BT og 8: rene $: Bidmor” aan ” weitete ntist_or doctor. Grand 5536R.' | If V-271. Post-Dimatch, ‘"Vestimate, “Box 1] - Bric * . , £2 eo » MULT. IN ca ALTERS Rat cs tie“ BROA DW at eae 825 4AW, s -ASTO: \. 5. 996—Large, light store: 1. —— RESIDENCE Ser : , O IS ea State xchan e 38. 50. 4 ae , sense, 7, sOE—Half of large. nicely fupiished. -— : res = A A, Bei erst 2 AS tp anit store — 1k aa ing S0nab Ee : bik mace as ast at Grand : hot “We = i Rap Ww IN H r RB Mont tracke S 1828 Cag iC : ive 806 ( > .\ LEASE. —— ee: §6Fel is pot | O. H. B F ‘OOKS REALTY CO., 107 N. 7th | T oms;” exceller titi a A ; ; r Res f ne ne (dj i\ ee Pre g sf ‘ les st so ' iT rs nad *,@T e : ci : ae A | , . . roe Ie “* | : Hogan st.. $7. GRAC E R., 100 NX cL sirable: reasonable APPIY line for jean - all art of build- | )? 4 elet: splendid loc ation ie ny (CO) | REAL ATE CARDS } rad a 3 or 6 single. re “omeay | Sal ve o o8) ic) iE AS STON 4: 3 $3 Fi} ir 1g st ation and repair ( ‘ON aed LT us be fore buv Ts . heh 1 rand | Sr Maem 201. Kepublic Bldg.. TOS Olive. LEN ieee ee & BRO. REALTY c CALIFORS N NS | | FOUNTAIN. 4918 onveni lone { Seta oo 4th floor N. WoC roe 4 2 A 1A. AND ANN” (N ) ae shop fo- lease: PUMDpSs and late E all kinds by isinegs ail Bane Bel tes L\MMER $548 § Grand. Open Sundays, — » » on 7 ; } | lis } Te rt re la rhent ‘ +0. ~ te gy Ann, $35 2 fF. r . ’ . ‘ ake in fork of alley: $6 mee "ta leohone, aan Ms abie for are rs ow building. suit- Cpair equipment, wi st truck an KO! i JOHN . 'R ‘CBP : wr — : ty ; P offi oo lt P| business. tr ouble shy resins ait , hg” r? ‘ SON ‘ LA! Ty ( @) . 907 K —_ h— For . fi @ w i ARA st, : o re ’ 7) » 2 : ‘ oute ‘ | ‘ 4 i a ; sit nr r ex hd ‘ j . ) ’ . ‘ rh est | , 7 on am car; gag and water; S019. or 202 Chosteny 4] DP: a Stores j In the Main 1so0" UME wer _ TUNE, | in town. lex Aus tepair Co. = ate a ol CECHOX —— ; | a -Y: voms, | conver ences; large REAL EST’TE—w TD. TO BUY | REAL EST’TE—WTD. To BUY oe : a. nga tyrone hs] F Tithe. ; ‘ tle Guar. Bldg. | NAMONT, : ore: = oy > td—25 yeara’| | mel mae: wen ned at $2100 per } ALL CASH FOR BARGAINS, — | ee. igual per a ant good | Flats, Apartments Wanted eee Dispat: h. = 80, 5 : rit reasonable i3R oe ’ ri ; aise : ; pie : Telit MWasviiavie,. ibR AL. 14°6 "eae ‘tor e: 00d busi rN nd v" UR “56 | ‘at. ay, e se a s a Main ess ati enti on i “aN sub farm. Coun ty va a- | EARNEST MONEY IN THREE HOU RS. . : . . te . a j (‘hestn lut ee . , ; . le fo I hy $: a 200 tquity. NO COMMISSIONS—NO LI IS] ‘INGS. i tw AN T o} id South Side flat. 4 : aia Oe St t Se pestion; well ligt te > : . Phest . ¥. a j W SCHULTE’ Rp Ahted. , oy yt raaMER, hestnut , Will aSsume smal] e ~ RO N . 4 ‘ 3134i—Lar rgze $5 ‘ a Qe 1 AU ‘ UL E R is ( “¢ "407 N. Rn’w 13 | LA) bic IN’ r. ‘ 4 - Y new stores P it Will Duy vou i > * ens , nc mae Fo: br ance, 50x | Pure ‘hasing agent for f} late. tenen e nta, HU G ENE FD Ip Y. 715 . ¢ “*hestnut Olive R502 {*) | WA) 414 Aj}ars es, : ; JOHN BL L % _6Ne —— R OHEFK. 2002—Suita ble : a wea f pee oe tn on ] Stores | wie with us. We make | SEMPT pet ‘ba 3. P | cottages, etores or mf ant; consider any -con OLD FLATS WANTED ec Rd it five : wie Five sy nnn te : : ~ “ a 263% a ation, any ousiness, heater Buildi Oa e - od STUESSE! SALTY | MISsS¢ URL RE, TY © CONSTRUCTION | | , : yuildine. aml! build to | bath. = “Be tr c.g as, —e . . . rooms and | ROLA and location in St. Lauis. | Quick cash for 2 4 and @ family flats: | a i Py a | : ~- J Delt ar Selhds. ah - ng | ? cr a ‘ °° j ee? | on ee eto: locatigl net staal HERILL & CO. 1631 Arcade Bldg ‘git ereatest retail corner jn | ase. a TRE att open. | Axtures for sale ic) VINA} | | located within 19° py Re, 3423-27—3 nes res with reat Q . ak RR PHI t, Chestnut. | OF SI Vs A. 7 , 2 ock ‘ > " Ouls f j er" = 'O Fr I¢ F AC E—Desirab le. . > Yo , +i ata! Y co | =" etc") | artic lars - Immedinne onable; call ne; 2743, n S40, ; ' h and W ashington NeCtion whats) >“cher shop in con.! excetia nal display space a 7 Floor: mt way - ANS A rt _pav. Box y.o74 "93! D spate. #8; WILL pay all cash for hou ses or flats in | HOME Wtd—On Lindell b1 in the 4300 , MMéAadiate OSSession, * eet Or ease. +l : IVE grocery | and a basement (20.000 sa. ft.) to let ‘Ya : be omg SMALLE ROPE : —_ anv neighborhood: no commiss' on; no| OF 4400 Block. Bog D )-111. Pogt-Dis ‘ ANCE “ye 4 oe ‘ Pied i ) fat nily, $16,- red tape: answer within six hours. | ; ; : ; me a floor; | ’* ; (>) 4 ; 3 . (* : 72 ETt, y . . - . , ble D. : ‘> L TD MAN R i Al. 1¥ (YW) | x ) | : l TY. a? we at iii - i +, A ; . s000—— S,, ft- dr nk 7 rlor ™ ‘ag TeRIT OT) gS) > ter lants in one of the ht Jslest ‘ rn St. > O00 5 year ~ 7 Fiy ‘ Mal jvT. 4 ‘ - i ‘ j ¢ i. ars P wight ‘ IC. ¥. ABER - rr ‘ HOUSE Wid- mal Large. i ” or ‘more r rooms. y 4 / 4 > Ts INA I Hy sponsible party. Box D- 21. Post-Dispatch. 729 (hestny az. } - ue ‘ + nz t = x = _ cas list. i 'E INB E R G & JONE S — Alton . M1. Ts ler 2417. ‘ a tie bid ey AN ee ae 1 CASH RB yen a WV td.—Modern, A ‘e roome, meetings. etc, ‘Telep hone’ « Die italia, 32; oy ota S900" sq. fe. (e8Ss : Sth, L ocust to St. Ee; harles St. al f C y | ? ble owed * ae te ry PAPIN’ & TONE mre C hestnut st. R. E. CO.. 2909 N. U nion. Ie Or- wi ont NEE. et pong om apt. ; FRANK _ DITTME TE Be “2. COo.., | cash Hox | fe IhYER On; —— ) re building; good for any ousiness: D : o tier Dusines ‘ 9 te me SCVOTIIN.! 1... . pe] cc = ape and w; = ur- n iat oe a FATA KE / nex, sale r , sd ; I, SHAU NNESSEY, ry r =] ' ‘ . ‘ e ; , ] + | , a hi: ve 3h ¢ ‘Loe ATION For di siPpable drug store, | ; _ , yO So r tur 438 WY, ORE :ON _E. & R. G. sc OTT, 800 ¢ “‘hestn ut. peal west of Tamm av : BO wuth of Ww 2 ated Real ~~ Investments. cl Ying office , sh. . fou resem SEVENTH AND MARKET. RAS AN ATes | - oO - ( ay 12 a, ; i ! i rooms for doc or - ’ A : mW JIL Ice n ; , Wiil ay tet cle fi, 7 . ww E. *Yth ‘bt. + Ch MK.) »O0) t and » ’ ; P > . “yee eae int ) 42 620T INeome or £004 farm ae nn, AO = dus I s ; Iii. fey + phy: Ww modern building Wm. Eas 4 %& a. © ieee “wees on, > bude I ; : —sGney 47% 4% 6] ( ) § | V Ie ” on Denmipsey ; Ce ee ” Minois ay. Granite City : 2 tRAL containing 626 , (t.: ide: PAVOT: ? PEDIC meen ; Ix WW si NALTER JONES “— Tri-City TOR. os ie ea ae : W Cor ivand Chestnut, b_s00F. ren 3 it UMA ~y — : —— , Large estore, suitable for any retail © TO P. axC H ANE a 7 r os land. ee Bungalows, Cottages Wanted —-—. - ores , , * ~ as . Aare an - s l i] i (ape? » eof o P , ¢ ’ *s UF FICES8—QGood jocation To ph sical a Saree store: in first- M ARKE T. S40) si Ragary sian PRE S135 per month. : SIE: Mark registered umore rd., St. Louis County ete | | Bu NGALOW Wtd.—4 or 5 rooms. well Jo-| View: have half cash: want 7 to rent reasoned!) e P { y niditio: rent -4). sew IU SY re 13x51'8" heat an , Ree i SEL “PE ASS EARIC KSON, - : suult unity; whi * cash tox D-40 Py ; | not more than $35,000, but must be a s neta hoent x Bidg., J a ; “6 ~—es and water GR AVOIS ‘1! 17 iro (e857 ‘ for flats or olher income. See ae = Sere fen lies ? . ’ Broadway.’ (¢57) | [Ov mpsey BU NGALOW— Mo. ern 2 rooms; will pay! 2, em. | Give full particulare er don't ~* i j rT 6 ha pre ; a wer- f roing to buy, and Mean 607 and Cars. be, 7 SLM [ ury ished: rent only ow er irs th tet th -— )} * tee ms . - eee | I ir shop, (C Victor ‘ 4. S465 (rge stor Apply Ovep QuanTent CENTURY | ALLER JONES R. E. CO., 618 Chestnu:.; eauity on lot Miam! Fla. as part pay- | businer: ox K-200, P.-D, ment. Hox D-23. Post-Dispatch (c) COTTAGES Wi We y axe canh oe ers. PEOPLE'S REAL TY Man- Cheetar Phone Be ‘niton rit |S an HOME Wtd——T Want a new modern > home in Riversity City, Maryland ter... iuteo road; house, barn, chi Ken i TT. go. }’ ost t-Dig. a Se ee a ee a A NI \- M ARKIFE 2W . Z.. A ren ND. ~ ‘tle x r. ter 4 lili lin : ~ xX month eere it \ Sa es ‘ry 4 A i REA) AR y room of barber s} sho - a ~~ L elevat ent 34.3.33 per month. . SEVENTH ae oi, ae & S - : {oe Auta reeuBe 39-acre Missouri farin, | _ condition ; bject if reasonable low | sate a 1 $ Title Guar, ecurine VATLIRY trop ¢ “ns _ i Las desired . a. oo = 7—New store with or with- STORES AND OF Fi I\CES-—Grand and Page: | REAL ESTATE CO atti Dis, * AE reasonable. Box | Wor LD like to find pretty county bun- — De inceaa oe aes am a" . ’ Oles ‘cation. | Steam 6: IOWA, 3409-] Two ne larve res ab] r emal) busines ; Or modern new bungalo voms, tile | . ’ a “nt to buy a cottage _{¢ 180) As J “. 12th st I ainess fine }, ae nter, suite ble r agape y |e TEL (yk “Eg a. : =~ = "a a REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE iM'Ee pore Ban aoe Py po around inden Yood. must be modern. CITY REAL EST’TE Fi FOR SALE NE Ww ST ORES S FOR. REN . p—Ulive st niy Dx ery large; ~ W ASHING TON, buginess: reasonable ent. rentral 935 ; gta yy ; : ANDERSON-—T ed tac] ! hl: 8 __ Box K-13, E eet: Dispatch iL AU RA AV.—Lote 25x122; $400 for the ’ , Ww ; is i ‘ ( 3 I ON ALD R E cs. , 111] C hestnut. ) ) Car, Used as aemon- : . > a“ , - COTT (3 EK W =a 9 nie 2 : 4 y Vh esas A atio ; &lLOTA 400x118. . : , 3 i T AY I. O; > N - : &trator: 2 Col dition new : ‘ wher | - i HOS4 idejj st owner A Li O° room rame, ble libreder Kunkel __Central _1 800 DRUG STORE. BARRER SHOP. RE EPPE} | ) Siendid: corneset@*! Vase; mew 20x Cash price $850: exchange for en, ah T have you to trade for 2 clear lots | _Paved streets, prewar . MARCUS ANT KOSSUTH---N. e. corner ana Koma QD RY yt My , . : ia oo . ~'h st, letor USL J ated ‘) ’ Li: ‘gal 2 . A des hesile Subdivision, 13 yyy — ; ‘SHOP ee LINER SUT. 325—Store. $1° AM-; 1631 ASHING TON JEFPERS x y bull 1. EPSTEIN & SON APAKT ME Setiamen Post: Dispate: | COTTAGE Wtd.—To buy: north or eo cote) heen atouble fiat: $65 per foot. 7 » ; ln FI, re 0 * lags ee ar ys BUIIG- 617 " Cheteons st. : Vv SaCeange, “saIniy, in | y , “e ¢ : west. 3 or 4 room bri ck r fray ‘ot- Mi gl : I | DOUG HERTY.- SHEEHAN} c ae Ding “room in teats hee Teh || abMiogteable for itent manutaceang; | Malm 2 Store: nice, levee sare | °° LY take residence: ‘yar | WILL exch or frame cot-| | Bight lots, “Carter av. , : i *. } { cae ca ” - : Pe shit ping rr in ej P ‘ ote * . i] art ular a} « i , é . 2 ice, a Ke. “eo - | : iT or cre on 5 . rr a eta an . a our mil] for stock oO ler “ ; as , 47 j ‘ ae . "t ! of eT nished 3 . ” = - iS! iS I “ ¢ LEY T | ST EO ve NG rye oe BJ anythin TO rea ~~: oer» ¢, - ' , . - bicat Msn you? Rox D 31, 20> (ey : Lata] ¢ me. 208 2 $2.2 08 : Di spatch ce : HOUSE Wtd.—s rooms aan | basement: | 1 aad ‘ if far ms. “wel tech, | LE cheap rey 1319 Ww ASHINGTON. [ if ultab] ' Aiagtl, Blilaia@ilie al Vv kind of business: : “Fe ri (oo *Y Si- _- , eg? } 7 u ea : $65 per month. | COTTAGE Wtd-—Brick Or frame, south mean business, Box 65, Post- Dis. . | Kalow with large lot: {ooo 5 or 6 large e! evator. st it new Stores for iease on this BRINK. ANN K tk AL TY C@), . Mair 3640 At : Cash hs x K ce P 3) an. yO} * ost Spate _ ST “‘-—° TY } ore; open. eSt offer: with furniture, [n &)X-storv fir eproof h ildir a > : _— | au See ikic's od ESTATE EN with Y ft ‘front excellent shj Jie eh tor 7 . - . . ~ i it 4 sit : Bi D- os - . . se aia ° exch . ~ . = ~ = ~ JS; splendid corner _Clear bt. well loc Ox D-374, location. detail B LMR Cad. OOxX120; new subdivision; suitable for der. | FLOR Al, SHOP nee my oOO-barre ater-nowe : barrel water-power texe or single flat. from owne only stnut iF 17 /06- 10 W ASHEN TON. eA ES, ast , ' ‘good U NION BL 1144 N —Sto re: transfer Box I. 560. Post-Dispatch anes for trade | __ frame. __Box Y¥-293. Post-pi Spe NGTON HI J] Store: y > ree stores; 2] (92 r } ‘Or anv line of businege r oper ty te detai! 4 wr " hipstn. h In this — — orner; nion and Hodi amont car lines ee Wid ur pe in University H] 8. F30K en, ts TY wae . 3? Fe . es eS ‘OcCalion in cit ¥y: Want Ford . | gINGT! icony = Gwar huntines | BU NG T—F ‘xchange | ‘on. “sae , oe 9 oon 3490 = Pine) BEN M. LOEWENSTE IN. 415 Glive. «& ner oy property. Apply owner. SHOPS , : ‘j ~ 9 W; er y) a O7}) . ‘ Ox] $0) | “ee aor ne coer Store in new fire. fust of (srand | fine new store: heat fure Cation n ’ ; 5 4 anes a a ness oe j rai ria! }? ri} ? 7 tri - : . d ved .' ayv., . “ : a Sebe qr + ha iv) ng hard) j A} A rR - ME N - W f j— \ ust be w el] ul sted : _T vier 2327 j ; a Troon Uva ae, SUXxSO: All | roo VUliding, ZOx67- ren » - =" ict; Jo OOx2? . ard road “a , S. tue bath, sleeping porcna, ga-} - * , te Fs i. ae RUILDINGS A nae ; e 564 snes $145 mien month : a lor beauty spatior rk splendid _ | VANDE\ iE STE R- A Ni ) ENRIGH T—15x40 aver, lect 2 W0x2 a : r Midi ‘dla: Va ‘Ue "Cl nub rane, rs frame, 5 to 6 SOF more Be ad ive fo me; ie oe d Pe —— North — FACTORIES | WS y % R NK rs OOS Chestnn °135 PIN E 5 Rood... j feet. : th liv ing ropm: now Vacant; | one block A avon swine en > iiey sub. rooma. ity county. Owner (“e he vv f rl e ‘ ,0We st Price and Ler 11s s ee ales SOR | 11 a iA. BR. BEL ANKE kK. KF. p.. Fas Chestnut i ‘ e My Aruin street Gar: want sau r - » Cadany EBBELE R r Chestnut Mai: 44 4 , f 4 WARE HOUSES ; r ‘ore stor 20x67. , Wwaer : _ | Seen: ‘$45. ' 8mMall flat: 3-4 ro, ms For: ~ $44oJ. ‘e . : — vrs - . i. i " _ Or. x y ) &. € I prrmI Te quid school; , = Seas THU: 4915 Delmar | : 4th and Pine _|P : 1 | cheap. MINTON Mainvo26, ss te! | 2940 LOCUST ional purpo heat furnishba: very : - . as 3 : SEIT iT I i : J a svt ; O + ve: bes East n : —— } OO —_— yo -- , hat . — ‘ rt 8) rie oj (i) a . nh BUSINESS PROPERTY DEPT. ; zt wd . building, 25x115 reasonable rent. DETER Me ENCY,| ring one. "wood lige, flats NGALOW South Side. $400 MONTH INCOME gah trig Ogg ote en ege: ft - nome , ~ a. wt , } rf wa mip d is! ay On love orn. . ; ‘ : pl nt : *2 ag ray »j n av Yer?! . . b, gh , ot; ! . 7 : ’ Sid c hg Busi ness pro pe Wher wi l} | ire { irom pie D.24. PD iltd i. i . (: c “a iN ‘“ ) : r) i he \ ‘ stean lay and : : . . i . } ye } vy ~ lee} + ~ ve i far a i - 4 >i i . j " "° c- 10 . private Ox .”? 6. . ic} ments | CORN ET & ZEIBIG TRUST 4 t. Me og R70 am Pp. oR Skylight: reason, ible ren AMA. “ner store and fiat, ° =A VIN iS TRI oT CO.. 4915 Nel mar, 2 I DY oot per, m) gs rH Po -Dier as sh for equity. {F T Wtd.—3 and 6 room » nsie nod Only 35 Pp F | 719 4 | iy vn Hire : ark —_ a ’ j “2? wyeyr live v0? ne x : com? I mt eh. . a. ‘ > % ity be ur . j — - | t ‘ & hestnut St. . | k PR # Ik 1 ‘ nt >. ’ "2 GR St wot U ; aca } us) roy y 22.58). (C7 ) r¢ 4] NO ] ma Su able f: rm various ; ; ORS, I - t ] AE . Witie prop rti to trade: 4 ‘ ‘ , : 3 a for ai — tail busine eet 0 | sation for barber shon a. + oe ance ‘orne ‘store $30. purposes, reasonable rent Call at 389g) “lWuse torte cing: Most com- : mee goo ee pour Son | sexe WwW ; a ‘ - 4 i 4 4 the best lots in the city for the - . 7 we 5 i. i 2 | - ' I - ‘ : - — Oy . ae Ferd =" ‘ -_ i ai od Se. pe iT! ar (c) j Le & > iy) f I . ; » te ‘ rrr "° 1e: ie : . Fo Sllig ea, iUlliga oOWs: want i o ad . td.— 0 uv and Sinkle or ; N22 aunt | ter; fine for summer home ant we ik- | r Income. Please state particulars | and 5: south: mo lern: Teasona ble oom | prie Gis $15 ) 000 flats and #9000 ee . ‘ je a 2 ad sil ‘ ‘ : a » Gav Tuesda: Attractive , . a } lah - ng as lable for ebis- ~ -Nice { with living go. Te low ; 2 for bake ry lliq T Ala NR ee ’ two sores: Ps New One -« a | bry lime . , Qh i 7) he i! J Ve location: d-story buildi: ne. adj pomagen 5 Nugent | Re” Mbt A Bag yr LEASE: WELL LIGH TIN & BRE Ml. 2. OO 201; Store: 5. vle; , eS . , 82 ‘hestnut et. — ; «A Res” ART OF A ‘ — ] } (Chemical B} ig : S47 Ww. : ~ L. 3 74——Den ffice. Call Grand DE BAL TV IE RE STORE nas; Whee . subject QO iié yours. | owner Box 1)-URG lost Dispatch NicN 7 GTN ee Bon Te nS SE BL, 3439— (ine large store: |B Ri OADWAY 623 N.—Large gs ore ; , TES ME OO ee 572 > rere: fine, large store. ‘ust bank loa: z 3, Post- pateh JOHNS REALTY, HO0 Title ous aranty, FLAT Wtd Single horthwest. $2500 ‘to $12 000 bungalows are being Ri F 3 . am he: and moa ern: 00d location, any purpose i $33. mor nthly " ! 7—Store- $75. south if -Imar: able for any Nast, LAR SAR NV te in trad a rr RESIDE NCE WANTEI . down payment for 4 and 4 Charles } lt thj . = at a poe 535 , Bers crory none wring eet ART 3 JOST, 7 Chestn ._(e) 3] i. : Chestnut st. ) | - wity inn lew office bs ; i ie wit | income I hi ve beautify! ate rn apart tient wert Tata 130) Adelaide Jul on 1s property. This e $: 4 tn - oh ic TE W—Gorn location Ppmrr ps . ant weer r , : F ‘SCHT : ; oC , y¢ sear UNES >-ROS x ple ' mer, Immediate re ny. $0 r-1 8"? td. —Doub!l- abo $12,000 =. " MULL Line WALTERS REALTY CO, & tg, TR ely . ee eer ent _ Adds WG a tor ber = Sto SS RING. 5744 Slop Store and room: rood at pa: O., py “4 i | Rees: ade = . Son ree 3.0600 in ae han oy Bot. beng | ineludes streets, walks, sewers, Fo. " : inieniiisenhimnaanataitici tain iC OT T AGE Wt i. oa re tty single frame flat. i — re lo = 47 Lt M: argaretts _¥ Le mar LOSS W Ww ater. vas and elettricity, all ee) | CARE AND SEI ore | : : : cCLBY Pl. pan, w. corn ore $1: F Would « well in this loc agio Thy . @€@2n70 « pe , S saamne >YTsY ow > en sel stores | THON — | jQRRIS ACH 1 COe RES Chestnut. | TENTH ST. 2502 8 — vill decorate | ORUG STORE AND BAKERY | Minton Wie ouy, aes tr -|REAL EST’TE—wrTp. TO BUY iit With bathe suk 3 27, 4, room ~ BU L, L. 20 N. Vth, ; “sro ink LOCATION |} DIAMOND DRIVE ae ~w Gardena) was 6a heel a2 Chestnuts Main 3120 7606-08 Clavt: on: cor, Pennsylvania: in 6 ‘OTTAGE Wid — ee lear 163-acre im- aA ant = with bath, ag ee or south West 1D and paid for. oe ee BON ‘arge deep stores, | Wonde rea location for pj ‘ture show TOW fe = yeas one Westn noor ; new growing neighbor} ood ; proved Missouri farm \ ‘alue about ALL cash for buga low, residence, flat tto . ly, 2 sth et, (be) F- WEST reasonahbie : any bus! ness. J yy Windows. furnace heat: $75 | Robe ris Groce ry s ; ‘ + aw GR tom a , 1819 —Exe elent busi- new store Ss, 20x44: he at furnish, right $2000 Rox T-336 Post-Disr Atch. *t0re bulldings OL: so Gray le. sy . PL AT WTD. San WAN NT A 3-3 OR 4- 5 OR On Aubert avenue, one bloek : | S2NCT, 2; U3—] arze store. suital — | Py BE: NT PEO. RM ons DROZ! rx rent. ‘OTT ss aN REST! : + BUILDING LorT Wtd——-. ae ~ 5-6 SINGLE oak DOUBLE FLAT: Pp A\ . 4 ‘ ‘ . j . 250) N .— Modern tore. | 107) >A RE Y CO.. 400 houtear ss 7 d eS RESIDENCES Wtd— ‘ A?l uth or South. | . ectric. office and light manufac! tuning; x = =O. ae Go | Annly aha store . 2 hee ? ~ 5 ging cass ' . McD NALD R. CO., anh Chestnut. " ‘as 1 also fo r income proper- west; restricted; 50 or 1900 {t., for Cash ALL CASH. BOX K- 4, POST-DIS, east of Kingshighway, ‘three % Sib 15 N. 2d st.: 4-story | —— 5s —— ——___ Ts a ee 575. Pos s1 Granu 1268R y s —To b tle fi né . ss | FLORIDA, 133— —3 floors. 65x140 feet, for | TWELFTH AND PARK. $1500 paint shop, OF FIC ES COTTAGE Wia—in exchanee for BUILDING Wid For cash, about 50 tt | Me: loan” and one south. Peter urna Dlocks south of Florissant : i xr ‘ ——i0 exec nay ige or . i acre ‘ ia pe a —s ) a D , y ° é ; * a peat i, Ae oS = ; — . *% th PSAP Rg 1 ta RBs RI a PRR RRS en iter ae. 2 ae 1514—Large Store; busy blot r OOPS tye 0. ‘ . ‘o Le, Ie ST. MILL ER R_ E CO. 105 N. Oth ; building and cellar: tot- | particulay spac e for 3 ¢ ars; rent 1S per month. Real Est te, 4°5 r t ; : > y —* ' T aad a = i ! arn r - ’ 4 x» , ’ mprove | " 44 d “a Mman. t 10] 6. ] 8 CHOU TE All , lete and sinks on first ‘MISSISSID } 1 Vv AL i Y PRU ST sin TWENT x gd : $15 1520 —Sma!]] store K ER BUIL DINGS” BRO. , wy Dip, 4 Coun y. Mo. Box P- C) sake ‘ “ae ind ors Tweltth be tween ‘FLAT VW ti 5 2 of i. fan . y . — o ee s ‘ : . si ‘ State de parti " ent, or — AT at y i INGS on vA » late see S | j ~ ii § ns E ~ } Mis; _ nf ur ec i ey ued rent ns #04 5-room Sate electric el ‘tore: a ot LF LORISSANT, 4116 W.—New siores and OCKERY REAL. ESTATE. (cl) | — SECOND Pod ATERMAN | COTTAGE Wid.—@-tamily flat, incom JP. HERMANS e183 ‘Chouaat | Post-Disy teh. i ase. Box G-137, | Story and half brick bungalow, - eee CueVators “0 offices. 3135 Meramec. 4742 Gravoia. | V IRGIN 3019—Store $35 sou ES | Property. 5 and 6 rooms. bath. electan rors _ ate, "hh, BU LLOCK, building 32°x13 = eer iy| STUESSEL REALTY oe 83°. “PECIALLY EQUIPPED FOR | ‘tral ‘locat} ge for cottage, | BUSINESS CORNER—Up to $100 000 P — 4 rooms and b — lve 19.e a 4314 Fy! lerton Bidg. VERN 4 STORY BU iL. oo | GAR. AGESE lectric and WwW ater. Al piv! STU 4 ; f TY 0 t048 s Grand. DOC TORS AND DE NTISTS ' ate fee oe et Se many Hox 7.36 ’ . iii give 4 Re! parat ca income tee ; — ell cash If sotene or touble; l ath and sleeping , "end: nce SSestory | building x SA DWAY AND CASS.” JE FF San IN. 1S 13-W besa page res Br a ARGE STORE any kind react ERRY Rt rH "10l rn | DEED—$1400 second deed of trust as firet| ~, #>0ut Eerie in exchange. BEN Post- ~Dispateh. ‘| porch, first floor. Two large n ' SRSON, , sirab s adway: Bu le fo G 8 ry n° | veel —-s a S b N. sail os | | phrouene ct a! 45 x80 : sprinkler syst a 1449 N. GOTH ST aoa Came ~ @: A pone “oy Mr eget ole f usiness; reasonable rent to a goud RUTH, I N. Sth _#t. PaymMmeut on an old cott age or flat. AD- oe . STE! H15 > Oli¥e cttitiiiaiae j FLAT W fd.——~buy duuble of 3 rooms each rooms, 3 big closets, toilet and ~~ a ate . _s nina trac h fax *f) ities j . Lge secre feet: or heating plant: ma nn B17 Fr ink} : in . rae =e tenant ve ba J ( kK S ] 4 A (* FE Diy F. A. Rerrv. ie | 15 S Jf {fe ‘Treon. ® d i oO bu - ) or 6 rooms, in s0Uth or south West must pave batha } 7 shed or, granitoid basement, fu ie aa a ear eamese ee STOL’ rR. CO 03 ¢ teau. | y | EXCHANGE cas 7 Sagegecuee esc en, ail on one floor; seuth| Address 3947 N Euclia ; v. Wasn 8 ( J i MISSISSIPI'] Vay, rf -EY TRUST CO..7 faulpment, electric wiring, ete.: LEE. 3011—Building, for business pur. pe mnt 160i RR. O0., 401 sateieer > ) ~ >; ee te pt. a Ponte souri | Preferred pay cash. Colfax SO73R. | FLAT Wed, fainiiv 4% roo; each arn Sone et ond floor ; 2. cae , Main 3640. at manufacturing. warehouse or)! | _ , . _— ; ; med AVOK LOOK: cy, Sapam ceanas ‘ 9. 3! ) DE L MI. AR | eareray a ta rer ie att take TTAGES —Filats. bungalows and with beth, g: Ss. electri can pay half | Rarage, only $! 1500 complete. {1 z Six ROOM— Ligh it office etenograr le. retail business: rent very “4, oa eee =f re. Sultat sc Ol ATLY ~ - v portunity | EX HAN ae ; P ; My i rig! y od ‘sidences “. j — th ‘ Northwest we cna ah : re ie Va ffite v te rm } le. S 719 “ usiness (r2 . romiwa Opp = 7 close Cog Tishing, SO miles west, | -. onw Thece Te Ee me ers reer meee Ai) Me " S : 712 ; Ror a ig. . ue 1070 iaididela e qLBERT G. BLANKE R. F co I : R e CO Any Paar on as , rrr ae in a malr business in- Large oY 0 Sec ond F loor Owner T7190 N Jefferson oy : oe 7 bee - REALTY CY... F LAT ta . ome single or doy. | S re ‘asSona } ft ee me on 'M— oe “Wuding cas une station; " wonle Tful busi. >, , ‘rep y "-EeRTIT eC 7 —— — : me, 6sorth Sid for investment: ; > ‘ | broker Agent. Title Guar N . a Main 3046. | NAT , “BRIDGE. 42 74—Store with ; ess core gee ; fice 4) S. OUI arranged in of- ~~ KOVE D Towa’ F ARMM Ye "LY A LAGES, flats ungalows and bust- She ee 280 ‘oat-D snatch. — po ground at 0044 Aubert av- a / 7 : anaA bye } fala tant ext oO . ‘ . . . >») > err er ’ d he 4 4 4 —_ : ~~ . ‘y . af . oper a telephone FOR RE NT EWSTEAD. 4165 Noe bel * STOLL ny ®. CO. 4003 Ch outeau.| MARTIN & BREITT 1110 Ohne FENCED: 8-ROUM HOUSE: FOR WEST | 2°88 Probert: / r ory «ai FL Site. *4:-—Four or & rooms. on North | enue, Sunday afternoon. W. L. or th ten dane ” 40-5 Bu, jer Ft! dg. ral, ae’! new ry +, . e . lar a . rner j i " oY - lan f 1. 2. ‘ rié , 4 : om Ni a FOREST 5 STR: eo) ws VuU | > . ad “ : = Ov : a ‘ce reason: ] mrice , 4 'Tiate@e bot , 2-st: Store or factory f I . . *. JOLT sjravois, Necessary ’ Post Dison te h : ROLAND, 721 C hestnut. Olive ~ : . , ? ‘s Ta) oor ay) srr " —— F vr | ] | DE SE ROOM—.Destra nia location — jtieue 12 900 squar 8 fect. Leok, | o- ah aston oe maee : | B AK ER y i? OC A T I¢ N | NE W S TORE 7 | Exe HANGE-—-33-family aps t | [gg et PE ge se ing : —— | Gowntown Gistrict. Box H-302, P.- tel feet Lindej} * c bifas 272. aT 3 N .——Good stand ‘0- as . : PERSHING Ay. AT CLARA knd, 18 furnished: come oO | Sosa a es om a pe —_ LAT ,WV td Have buyer with S44) canh S941. Olive 8150. — (ek 4 4 FOR L E ASE Ran ee — nant ~i radi to 1; : 7) 151 a > Pring av. a ube store, beehe In the beautiful new “p 'e. RSHING G. Al.- ide ally financed: want $25. O00 « ash | “ 4 re Model | a — } A, Tirat payment “ arite South Rivte l FOU RTH. 906 re aan are caeann 25% Uf | years; iast tenant mover ‘ ire r - | &aDia to ba ker 4 ror ms and bath | LF ES Wonderful location for dru farm, flat or Business property or | ¢ ‘hestnut st. ie “tion ; €leyv ator and good ship- homo: 36 if 3OTt h St) re eet Stores. and offices on Vd floor: } ; stock in going Missouri corporation for ATs i tr —Ke aidence or bungalows. : - prefer West of K ingshig WAYS . : Box T-330 Post-Dispatch particulars NO agents Lox DAVIS N, OOO] ~~—lat, 47 x12. * LPOURTH. 104 S—Store. 16x25: rent me, A.&G. BR pr LLOCK, _Bi4 ——ae cery meat market: hed Oo ; | : ae Bnd AB ne i | South Missouri farm or land: clear or, . a mae a } sock a" seuetnted tm br Fay about July 1 | Would assume smal] debt. OX M-408,; GARAGE Wtd. -wwive location, capac ity | -af Post-Dispateh owner A. Rick 5435, oe of a roeup: suita)b] for various ALBERT G. BL ANKE R. FEF. CO., : Post- “Dispatch, (eR3) and price. MINTON, Title Guar Bldg. AT Wtd—Must fina pod tingle or | +*UT—On Ruskin $50 foot: lot o | ng! a n $40 OUND CITY T. LOUIS. 365. esiore: rent Main 83840 : . = OF FE Ic BE C. posite S200.000 -nark ready Us TY, 7 HIN MORES . ~s . wear aa , s lae 4 T ~}? | - i Tr cle Iw . ‘rs N ‘ leg 4 ‘fear ‘ f . af rrome a+ . LAY _AN ) 8 KETS : , ; = Cupan: y JU . ] hHik: iM AN 3 G YT” ry 1 a olfax 9” 3 48 . j 4 an car, ~ x acres {i SRO! farm. sf i . Jé j raon ‘ ae i+ T) ] Anew sé : : Mox 4 j 2% Ange! es a ibd! visior 300 - nen cation for drure Sian $190: & CO. Realtors, 2707 Franklin. y | wes lo 11 N. Grand. _ NE Ww Ss TORE S 52 ucres Ilinois farm, clear: lace | SC) “RR. FE. CO, 909 Chestnut. }.__ Pont -Diapatet Kuchae” Clad Delmar 67 o3. 2 3. , i Jocation for druggist, ¢ ‘auit, $] »: 3-room $85: - _ rm f ( ‘ | le ore Bn ayy * “~~ | SPACE—7600 sq. ft. of floor. suitable | ranster orner I ? 4 yee. i ePcorated é “he sy te, for rou! ning house . ri, pre fe: ‘) } ha ieety Par dist ; LAUT — $025 Aahby ayv : e*) F R A NKI. IN . °741——¥ wo fioors. : 0x90 9 Time oo 74) he ing hal! Purp SR ° wil) ease or rent fe Ps ) 2 S. 3oth et dandy Ftore close to | left : heat and outside Janitor service fur- f operty F RAN My K ; i m i} Uy aqui f bargain. Box K -143, * 7 A — and price: ‘Tivate pa , ; ® : VrUYV eIMe nts - only $27 per foot : at : s for ; rhit manufac tur ing or L q eemeee 5 eae | anil do res }? ll? “el alte ration. om I! , + ett a beat t . ; ‘ , ation and FUlt- nixhed : splendid location for rocer AND ( ‘ORP. 319 Title G la! “al nity . 14 ea "Os i re i 5 ; nC) X oat I? Snateh > + ~F NER re —— cm ‘lage ‘ > A 2668. nar ah76 (co) ‘AS AV. | DU ~OMMU én DICKS, 3602 W. Florissant. | able etall business, hardw l , . 4 : st Bs ef hii ner fe , nyest nt tr me | PLAT td 4 - , SREMNER Ft. = co., W Sinwright hid — PRANK CIN 3. po Colfax 6°61. (ec) | HE MMEL. M ANN-SPACKLER RE. ©O.. | sh ga r the {nillinery, novelty or ‘prepestr Ti eee I fT ' “be | LOT—Cash Universite “Ha ‘ IN 2: 39 ble store, af ; 4. " olf —— — — _ womens Kx ' and ‘ ~ : the 1eurt of as N nr. iat e was A Ae pepe St i4OUls nts Dro De ’ ' ‘ tg tas ai a 7 , ;Gen this in ” be ui Diversit tile 1— Desira " one VANDEVENTER 528 § —Fine store for | nth and Chestnu ae ; orth sh . = Wr i. - Have Swaps Mf 4m. to exchange. lent wit nb, ed tee oh = improved at We , ag east of ‘Midiand ‘bt. che horth ef = LBERT G ANKE —~"~ | or bargain sive details. 3. rice i » cheat f ve ave n fii Delmar; Street and sewer; make offer. Jef? e’Tran 5 c ‘a 4 yw ee : , renee location | TARRY N OFC ; °n17 Frank ory, a oe : Any line business; will put in fine Order; A . AL CO., 7 = ‘ paem n4 ae 4 ror AO ; Bi ECKMANN, 26017 | M oo . a oy | including heat O - ie un yard shace. suitable + garage or cute vy JOST 722 Chem ‘nut. (e688) | MOR Tis AACH KR. CO... 8°86 © hestnut st, | Wiggly RE tine : ARIE niversity City: $19 and up. Phone | . po lett 1 and flate in ¢i ms . as it) - vex ae -n | quick dea} at Tr) Ow ER , rood flat or gn: eeiment prop 4310 . T small gtore., Orest Cpe SPair ghop ae | + Heap ce , > -“WYp.e nis ale on _t-¢ os Dates ous a fgg de ATTENTION. N, Ww. COR, G RAND AND LACLEDE a MB] A BD Il, Dy NG Factorv space with power and heating py . nt without Gi . ? coding a? } onTectionery, | store arrange for re staurant: big op n witv for a farn prefer : (cs) . + hs lat hutid peel» wilt ituprowe reo : Bei QO soqvare fe rinkle ste! ‘ ar a cation N. £. | eOrtunity fo lis busine cre ' il} quipped id unemcumbered "4 be 1 EN¢ a ty ’ se nve net over $10 000 . , : Commider trade nn Best location in entire neighborh 1 "0.00 rus a eprink) rT. Lafay , nde. ee business )) te hint + Ses un l ered , LI tJ ORKE a K ie: - ~ UmAND. Garren ‘ ey tate? Nom K family , ve Dru ity’ clear of . - . % 4 P| tar ° BQ | fal étore: suitable for any kind eter : }™ : ’ : v ipe, a“ ie Sor Eigh th 4 7 e146 : . ~o r ait 5 sal and la ust: 5 ‘holice buf] ing n Ww, I TOAG : a 1m | HOF r “ 4 yf K L. n /, “e meres than TONTRE DD Ane ent. 5418 ois ALTY valde”: Ey A pelt. 1084 Tith war. Bidg.| FLAT Wtd—krx a eae inna ae > 4. —— oe ee FOR CAs hone Olive 30 o¢ |4. F’ DICKMANN R. E. Co., 623 Chestauhile T SPAR | pear SON ERUP._ 826" Chestnut. nen Sunday Till 4 TOR ie THT Manchester. (1 _—Hox Te261."Foat-Dia, ote SO OT, Wid in ny gpa erilan: might) | ON SOCTN wipe” “BEST—NORTHWEST? 2 |PRAMITE “BLDG —Furntehes ottce Ae | LIVE WIRE MERCHANTS | sap" SE SSeS | STPRE BUILDINGS. Charles Rock ra. | tale. Tox T2061. Post Di FS a alia eee Pom-Die, “| , Double tat 3 roome e with ‘/EST-——NORTHW EST o— > etre Sacipeiieee ante ‘ mMije later p ji— | 3 i4 ATniiyv rar AT! a Uiider ra ; ie ; 2 4 ao . ha —_ , a ’ ts , ; ry ; ee $531 N. Bro wiway Avior av t 0" pia $1.00 wer eovuale my Space: : a ns rent; BAAND AV. eenihentie indie” Gon ia ia agent on pre a ® from 10 a. m — ‘ital yes — = ns ieh- ( lass st-Dienat y 71A0O Mancheater , w1 ' Ws bash rac fe*) | oR Box fi 6. stn, STORE er dee cents Mie for furniture, until 5 pm. today me. would “trict with ample cellar | ho-Diepatch “wil | RESIDENCE GR Pome er 8 Single Fiat Wanted Prete | tien, 3 ° ~etn : iware d . fior! *n) ° “tT or t a} ‘ L.A “Wtd—Have West End Apt CPii Lt ‘ FLAT — rT; = . Peter - ; “corner Jd. 3502150; -_ at 4 ~ . wh ‘ing sibs . ‘ . ‘ . E DW AnD es BLA‘ K * ; ' “) ee wen ¢ . ; ~ ‘ - ; . 4 ; 7. ~~ . " . ' Ye : av. ee NY , TTS! : . ity 30° read i? live r-C , seeTn To movlitw thar s sence in exchange 70 a“ . hy - @0G : ; $1000 Corner property in * sort : mat Rankin — bruct : wrk sista aint thy - a i | : sn aa, 36 4 rane | — were ee wrath — om — h ch -« aes re- a. oe ash f : R wy + ae *> heighborhood in Ne rthwest St 133 Rerth olde; of ; ) «iON: renut) u i Mine’ art o Hah é web. 3 - = —— — —— = — wil biz SOX . Prost - Di gepp t FLATS Want farms and buely eed - Com nut wt ' | ; * " h sY north e; ene ' O. “ Omable ren s ‘waren CO. 107 ~ ' LS . ; . i” 3 1 F N78 ™ = | i (SARA ik poets . enininieainiibdaamads ea — ‘ ‘ es x > pa ner ha neer with room for M my wT fe 7 if > oe i iTanty RA ur ae Ss Lt > : *t - \4" i - , , eo 4 at ' s-OUl«s . , 7 mia it 35 eid . 185 of ; ‘¥ at OK ER a) Teta! Ftand aa ‘VCK; Whi share with Other bust. OUT “AL ‘ APARTMENT Wed > 2 re than 0) Box ; Als. 9 i" the Pees Tract. og MX 7." ; ) Pa _ fF IOVS (“hestnur. | — Northwest Southwest ' Linde] 840] ) ‘hang BS feet unin preve : Pty : Pose fon. Easton T rust C Om pany ee “TEEN REAL Ani. ANT F ACTURING Were a ™ —4 and is r ° f] ¢ ae = ee on sar nage ori, ’ ~-nag stores: KINGSHIGHWAY 5641 WT see Den ital office. = And G Marew - imcury "ACANT UTS Wted Lote and act: eager Faston AY at 1’ nion Fi Forest 765 S13 pei 2 lw and | loom at 10 } ¥-TOOM a ust completed, with efficiency in rear: tablinhed vith tcis . rances, f amily apart: f as! neomme property. Box P-50; —! | Lot, See space BSxkO (4000 eq. Tt.), eultable om e, South - | Reighborhood business section: double car ¢stablished aunt physi — = WANTED BUSINESS P’RP’SES asxum us $ U MN ost-Disnatch ARs s Before You Buy a lighe manufacturing a 99 We st (’ orner Mar-| | Hime; 2 left: rent 4 and $50. ) R | (; : ~ T ( ) R 2 AUTO RE P ‘IR SHOP Wu — - 2 an70 ’ ' i bares in Wet End home G AN . CR no elevator: 26 m BLUMEN WISE, , 4 Bow. aaied aeliaeaee strict, prefennas | FOUR-FPAMILY MLAT—Also good tat : a1 2 ames 5907 J ian, St Loutes. ¢ | xs ' SS’ ESTHILL bot ficors vA’ H us : terms. ( . Y ° | Main 1609. $i Tit le Guar, Bide. ~ ) "ry? \ pr ( ) ., } a WT at ““g Ra bogs Dien ae Hs: prefe : orner clear =o) ‘ la cles j ; yo ] yy your - ate . oe 4 eh et a ; | . ? i>] 1s Ny * a?foree | | H \ | | | : . Lad 4) ‘ r iwmned al j ; . {} ~ ’ . . ’ ; wT as } S. i. corner op og eal : a ee Cle i bari # ' ( . ¥ BT IL eS nirle Blory, ad Is floor ; ae a re "Ark : , wPe HERMAN .: ah ‘- Lt, Tite 8. & A. 0 . Rea sore. ' neste ann dd a ye aH, a. 6an . ’ | Phorist. hardware. paper hanger Diumber, | Good location: new building: northwest about 500. aquarr feet. Call Tr ler 690). | farm. 38 miles : iiiding; 50 “ae nes SOO) | manent «1 ime iding tose est ; ’ ad ty 13 stout Cen- milliner, etc. Inquire drug store at corner j corner Kingshighway and Devonshire | HoT! FL. v td vout 40 rooms: in desir other good pro > Bs . COOKING for ,.°° 8 room residence {fn If you want to sell Cheicest buildi } ine in my. ¢ . ’ ag-' ROFT "T's OF R MASEK Rat ‘* oO 4452 “ ashing? . Now F obertea 70° . in " . : ‘ , Tt" wee }. na , ee Caah if hrcessa ry qth kiy ar the rigte price - & A CANS. Agent, 7 Tth | Lo e4 Rid i ), Meet: Dispatch WM E. WRISBERG. Phone Sidney 42. Vive 0347, . ' ' . . Chiyye tty) re eal ‘ ‘c) eae (oe) UNION 1503 N —Store; Lpnjion and tun: rent #25 .

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Sees r e . ‘ — * “ ((,ranc ouievard an aronadeiet Far ) SRE ROBERN ves ® ~~ Including Purchase by His Grace Archbishop Glennon of S—SS== = a Block of Ground for New Catholic Parish hold Holly Huls has taken of the Du dort 0 Rr a We a» a TY - ~ - os i io dn nie en ee ee ad ee ee 4: Re en ES. - re - -- . autiful subdivision 18 sold. In the rem Ing lo% VOu Can still find or bungalows, flats or investment. opportunity to buy direct at our very low prices. Resales of these ding JA BCH : line to Charlaet : | brins arge profits, a fact that is amplv proven by the history of Gram ote. ak Pe At "Teacha. nara fon eon) BU : | _ #v.. em! Falls Ome 19 Woatse honlevarc E i iargque’ avTeNnwye £ ; a er Pa rk. ¢ J subdivision TO th e Y ete and east ot Holly Hills. v' : 1 aE ee Rake thé Raseell Lindenwood bus to Seanich avs he man who wants to build on the south side, sooner or later will find his wm pe aide of Winebawe, ibs is the only remaining high-grade, restricted subdige South St. Lou ] vats ty litt IZe now 1] Lure eonciusion. s mus St =~ ‘ow into Holl Y Hills—Drive about the south si : | nt property it contains, and vou are bound to Located convenient to Grand Avenue and Bates Street, two of our most pop é : 3 | ST "fafa ~~ a It} } 1tiF17] a Y) >T Ve *) : wal . ~ MANUFAC TU RIN IG LOCATION __ Street ok € see a] hes, delet Park ri ight at your door—in an atmosphere fi ' i from smoke e and nuisances— with wide, deep lots protected by restrictions that SPECIAL BARG AIN J er undesirable encroachments and that give distinct classeg@ 2)x300 feet located on Chouteau Av. juilding’s their proper lace — om Beeseit reservation for churches, schools am : sn itores Holly Hi | ) . rbs, sewer's and vahetan are already installed. Gas and electricity ‘rete streets with asphalt a are now being laid. Trees and beautify: H ALKOT? y Southwest | foot verme 147 rryry " , baie j I Vige sacrifice ne | : aagorr beta P . r ra *- SUBURB’'N PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE Th e] ~ emaining lots sin Holly Hills can still be had at prices so low that they real pickups. Terms if desired. eo REHREKY ROAD BB th of Ma Drive south on Grand Boulevard or take Grand Boulevard bus to 0° O° > : : C ‘9 ir i ee 7 Bt \¢. ALAM i000) KHELOW’ MARKEY Gor & : neeie | : . . ice ; , . ’ . | 4) — 4, if = Site ThOM A ; : : . ; ; P * ; A : i ri erside 142 26, Halls Soom SD tag et A. ge OE. comie oF sede , Pe or » Tee dip a hiverside 2509 * J a_* iP SUBURB'N PRCP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB’N PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP’Y THs SPECIAL ST NEW RINGALOWS - rah | Clayton ~ hore \ ALN ead STM ST. PORKEST aati rel ; if ‘es couinaes 4 5 Vooedlawn Avenue. | PD; o PORK er “MeNAIR BAKEWELL. 4955 DELMAR . | _— ae ) "sel © Pole SHREWSBURY = BECKON® | aL Bd rsseyr ee (eeren OL D COU NTRY as Rea atag. Om SHERWOOD in us reke pene wey voaiges : | J Gennes OO _ : ; ' ‘ . : . = , ~ = ; Price Kead. Wun ‘ —_ { oa | : , put. $4 per ones ) , t | | Municipal Farm: one or mon es, We H i | " x -" ~ . . ’ - _ * : ‘ . ‘ > . ‘ ‘ ‘ . . . : : ‘ , . , >| Te, ; o 41 age lot if ‘ ; ' gue clect#ie; . ‘ ‘ . av Wri ed rm n Ani ao 3 NEW 5-reom brick Dt Cui ‘Ts Hi M Eos oe a? ' + - ° . . 4a" ihe furhac jose 1 se —_ — a wail eer s Ni x 2 nit Tox) M weors nae - , oom ; $7 Sin my ai - ' we rest te ~~ aon . > 6-room modern home: . " ‘ ‘ ‘ } $ . : ’ . ’ q r, 7? *bhes » f ay , ‘ ” BF AT rit ! me A ~ ; an og , : ~~ wnt ?} "ths | hot-water Li asin : . erega t a rs ‘ NEw Fi + [= . ' at ’ ras ‘ . bocesiaw: BEAQCTIFCL HOME-—MANCHES > box b 14} sic 00 : ; ve hel ER | uae : 5 acres. 4room cota: : : : — ‘ . . "T “ : , . ™ e-] poultry ‘Nae to roa ‘ - COR, MARYT. AND 44D JACKSON _ & = ww ghow ‘ wo ; hig? overlooking vicin- ‘* " is ne Pad Cop ete ie IER Vee ies PN i on ate oiy seth rahe Anica . “ oe . : . " . . , ie rr) oer ; ; . . + wy . ee : : ‘ ; " \ . ve tae ‘ - ; : a . =i . 7See* © * ¢ J —_— . . ’ . t> ad . ° ™ . : , ; . _* ‘ " | : ‘ : es : ‘ —tri ' eT? 7 : fa t 4 7 . -- — = i - — a: e ‘ = A ; ae tora 1 oes iT ——& | Mem oe - . » a ’ ‘ ‘ — REAL. HOMES , rat thle now. | oo PER treme, modern int Boat GLENCO (> 2 sece Ratio es se mete POO rT ric resicences; matt brick het om ? { { IU \ | RY a »M bE. on om, Fe foundation. lot S505c]7 8f | SPVER Hap «4 GANG | . ne a tay is E Bur oughe lene 1 “the exclusive “Prive | a J 2 , ‘ “i : ‘ier cy ip en £ , : car line one Pra | rR R ock north of Clayton / je ELDER RoE so ae Oh tein “MECKEL REALTY 00 Main 481. | ROA ) HOUSE LOC ATI ON emidenice mstructed of ston pteesiiniemmanasnemenningieitnaniiie ‘PLEASANT and {Mast fit Se | : ey j , ' . . I ; 7 ; . ” al > a “ Stes owl : : . . - = 7? . , . ougee en as Beary ng terrace ot Seer Se are anemiten ; balrectieg HN AKE & 218 Chestnet eat raras ‘ “ aa + beautiful new flat. > Mw pa . : an oe . --* : ‘ * ors , ~ . “ . ring arive straight west of a+ = our Dreams will and seleet a Beautif ee ig JIN Landscaping mas The winding drives and evergreens, hig the many BEAUTIFU are all worthy of SCHOOLS, CE In the center of U You must see Uz homesite. REASONS: Write or telephor Delmar Boulevard tativ P there wil! g GYRUS CRA! Main RES! DEN =F reem modern Brice ro! ’ a Ba * ae “eal oo. ¢ - = a! ervce $ii. fame Ghar “ ase PEALTY CD . 2 can = berug ht pt home WENTIIckK 1910 Chestro

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ay. UNE | rT 4 ; SUNDA! . , aa = SALE orTy REAL E81 14, 19 a JUNE 125 Ba 2000 ) REAL | ESTATE E For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. _post- DISPATCH. tk a TE FOR aq s, Resi - guBURE’ N PROP'Y FOR SALESUBURB' N PROP'Y FOR SALE 6UBURB'N PROP'Y FOR sALE SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB”. PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR sate SSS =" — : COMMONWEALTH, 3562—Hungalow: 3- rivom etficle hn Tice i? Vv ¥, ANOTHER be yi ee Rae E; BEAUTIFUL ie eee I Baa la les PONY ret ae ewe Bh Mil Bg AND MANY OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES 11] enton “San 7% A saosin GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE eR ET gh cia RA | TODAY At pasa ee an ae Beautiful North-Pointe Addition a] et. Park " Three Beautiful Brsoges Have miready _— Given Awav—One Mav 24th, one May 3lst . and one June 7th AND ANOTHER WILL BE GIVEN AWAY TODAS \ ~ \) ‘e 4 oer. i ._*_2= . @ ~ ~~ « z . -.* ~ vi ge” 4-rooin bungalow or without furni shop Glennon o . | EXTER. 708 Moo ; eg. lic ! arish i COME bis i : g Bie AEE ee S é GIVE YOUR Cy T126- sey, | EARLY and ee ey Se i. gag Mer ee tual chan ° ; : a . a ts ge CHANCE: TC oa BARGAIN is has taken of the buv- | ENJOY the J) 8205 Walter av. bu ) 3 WIN THE ) i448 PONY ca ee pow property if yom wens Me ng g 15° you can still find | 24 4 (or Vet Cheat at | ‘Dg nn TIED Tan iid 3 | EM sigs PLES ae eee ape, | DREAM HOME te Oe A Gee ae | , St Mae 3 = ter Pn m , uns gale Ww | am | ; Md. S 7 - ) apr | > pee: op | 7 | i tT prices. Resales of these ee ee ce as ee ae. , a FN Sy, AE : —- jie l . , 7 | rr’ . vy? 4 ° ° » I PFeel ? 1 Lilie lf ; yu ba 7 Gat" om. - y ‘ pV the history of Grand Remember This Is Without Cost or Obligation to You | Maplewood: sewer, water, her va 15 Sf Hills. : | YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BUY A LOT OR OBLIGATE YOURSELF IN ANY MANNER ow}. W. KERR. CO.. 107 N. Oth et. It is ral oe the purpose of having vou pay a visit to this . RARE OP PC OR’ TU NITY later will tind his Way Most Beautiful Subdivision in North St. Louis. i ond colh wraher apieenial Caen io ames tft : ade, restr icted subdivi- | ‘ ‘TA 7 \ Pri. € W 1] Be Gi\ Cn aY o.3 ) and " Prize very i ur 1} af ’ 9 . = . Ch . v (nee —- 4 : fl 5 = - den, ' You Can Buy Lots in This t fo: so cones : two. bus lines: ‘wo blocks r rive about the south side, : Md you are bound to come 35 OO ORGAL oO, cave He ° || pores car eso ile, Seapine 1 Oe | An exclusive residence park for better class homes, joining Jacol bs | y aT two of our most popular ong a — With All impropements|Made ea, ea Sas i Bellerive Club on the west, Natural Bridge Road. gg t Is a Real Opportunity to Make a Quick Profit. i trick, gas meter, electricity, $7900, | F ; ie: i eee 2uriosphere free ERE ow. opK0 Eamon. Cabany 6508. | Price includes sewers, gas, water, electricity, tarvia by restrictions that bar 4 NORTH - POIN TE ADDITION vite ce tet E drives, underground conduit street lighting system. give distinct classes of churches, schools and iI mate ae drive ethaight west on etal av. to aaa e, oth Union and Florissant a pete m7 jern 7 Gi B 1eDonald. a | 2 E: AR is a para er Realty Comp : ALL INSIDE THE CITY LIMITS mi) geet garment, eee ie ea Alfred Baker Rea V LCOmMmpany Gas and electricity will Obtain coupon at office of NORTH-POINTE ADDITION. S300 cae , 802 Chestnut St. Olive 8424 | Trees and be; fv} | ‘Se = ees and eautifying . , % | a ee eEE—Ee—E=Eer es on and according to city |, IDS CES fe Bu nit Ome ANA NeOo || country ursiness “BuLDING—Cor| University City age e a Sn Aas |___uahersy my_ga Only 3! D ; Before th | 507-10 Carleton Buildine mae aie UE ER Ag > gag Ble xem : eae a att Al | nN VY e 2 ays e ore e es so low that they are : ee ad vigina’ “Quick Bale Wanted” Agente, | d ] Y M Ss ] e ot 4 : gidinabinniiitian See ren PSE ae naitaiiiin sitesi . iil . EE Ce eee f)3 beh 7 (p43 () (Overland) ve room | iP o —— — == a ee “RE ) = =e tii UNIVERSITY CITY On valuable property at Valley Park, Missouri, rd bus to are fruit gees: einerans: mt | | : 6. 7 and & Rooms to be held at NOON, June 17th, 1925, at the Kast Your Dreams will come true, if vou will come down to EARTH. JOME — Wonderful. cheap - . | a Gannondale is at Delmar BI., be- front door of the Court House, Clayton, Missouri. } » i . . ry 9 pide ei — : = bs eal 44 7 = ag Re aniey ane the North +: id a» ; i. , } . ’ ’ ‘ 2] a and select a Beautiful Homesite in ear school sa8 ee be im OEE poet Manley ee ee Properties to be sold include the Mansion, the Sonia ( 5 Le 2 age People’s Bus frbm Delma Hotel, 15 brick houses, 100 frame houses, 1200 6600 west. “4 town lots, about 200 aeres of farm property, and 3 ® if a ees ‘O4 nt. © ve Conner | ar t aNd as : 7 3 ‘ . an iepe e ‘ he Lae q es + D A\ WN i UNI y IE ASI I 1 IpUULILS ||| HOUSE S050, i ole See ae pane || SN or nila ig built throaphese enamel The Universal Glass Plant i, IN ent. $20 per month: large Ic as! Soltis 4. ee sania) gectek menue ae : > a ) in It : i. ARARRRMRRSRREAS B88 ES ioe . laterial, ineluding machinery equipment, approximately vr} ay tnwest rmeriv Tr: > Rd. and ‘ ri c > }] ine ara tn end © ™ nals , , ee ci Ui mss: Mat en: 4 r . i Sede | tet 13 \ ae . Z oh i, eh a PRESTR foasy 5. RG, eit ig, LL SETI, Vig Us oe. Rial fine at sameenail at: architeeturs and engine ‘ , . ‘° lividually jeclgnaah: bY 40 acres of ground, Properties ure marked with Victor 4762-68 Landscaping masterfully handled, natural topography preserved. ? en eee The winding drives and kwat t f s] t va chanes: $10 per 3 vadigninion qin | sign boards. A : ~- 5 4 , > ~ ‘ 7S Pa re rs. 7 rs) ? se Yr > | : - _ Inc ra ee ~~ 4 l wt . . H »teneta community. ; = : b id eae : Inading ari ’ 9 oi ve, wy ese ae n os bers cation: good roads, DENIED Taad tack very Majestic Hon ois art — a gg gage ag For terms, plats; or other information, see and evergreens, high-grade improvements, super rlew for miles nd_a cnadica ve ideal hs gdbtet mamegges fot ae og ents. The com- . ‘ VMiacter in - Ne p+ } \ ) I ) \ lé ae). mile e . ‘I DL : be o525 — | on there ai no oneertainty rommunity deve Opt nis. Ld James M. Rohan. Master. “a x" - : the many r| 7 he Rien pad it a od fruit rees. mun t. standar bgestesetons : oven aS | Dy \ St. Louis County Land Title (‘o. : ——S— $4800! terms, aan buy a Majestic Home just the same as you can buy any A. R. Schollmever and A, A. Selkirk, Auctioneers | ‘SALE ease PROP’Y FOR! _ ; 7 : , PMORE, HILT. Main 1278. Hou Gin buy 4 | Mejetie: ET Majestic Home in a way tha 104 North Seventh Street | | all worthy of vour Inspection. ESIDENCE—7 rooms. bath, slate roo 7 ome. There is a Majestic way of home Clayton are all orth , . ur | ' ccgee le of a home aiupost entirely oul See This Today—Only - $134 : grapes: larse Oswem eee. aa cas: ee oe ee = - i 7 | tpiti . lL «i je] nan a} Rie POR va. ’ ss 7" o as. : erm. Vabash 1°7J ~ ow Le ATE SALE J SC HOOLS. ( HU RCH ES, PA R KS, zr RA SPC rR’ [ A TION : $20 li and 33U per mon Du both anpnonda and J.0s An gel Ss St. Louis) one of the Ma- OLD COUNTRN LUN GROUNDS . il | —— mi oe ; eeeatitul STOR a cee want sestic Homes have been completely decorated and furnished by oe A eeilihe: ree 4 In the center of if niversitv ( itv S best residential! development. ali Lindell 912, or see Mr. Wint 2-314 ( _ *ylle These furnished homes are open Sunda) and , ¢ — ; nen coy net 5 . Lape } f o ,? ai 4 , {j } Li yy : ‘y ’ ‘ ’ ? 7 ~ ‘U Pr. eee ee ee Ss Ipervision., rach Majestic sal I a a bah ACE ETE aay OEE Poe ae Fa RR ee Le RRS eee lee A ; = “> of GAS ie Cheeta SF RS ees > e r yep Fy we 2 __ ss 2 - Sets ts as, V ies | once ee ee en, green: See You must see University Fills to appreciate its rare utility as a N.| All modern: was. water. sewer, electric Ma jestic ‘Homes Cor poration SUB DIVISION eee ||, ties "a it on urrounded by bal 1 homesite. Bonison roa cm Lackland road Victor!) 4qe5 DELMAR BOULEVARD Forest J065 , ti tem Woaces nex 7" ‘rue ees : Water, Sewers, Electric, Gas, Streets Richmond en 2188 ——ae fl ZASONABLY PRICED—TERMS IF DESIRED TG room modem dwelling, excellent ichmond Heights —— oar. REA : pairs. newly decorated, “pie and, clesin angiseTas Te em | + SI $8 PER FOOT AND UP. ; brick :pungalow : — ~ 7335 Rankin ' 71 yr +E ie Swf -iLarge; 1 acre: ; omgeon HINSON Fer saints Ww rite or telephone for dese riptive hook let : Drive today TO (?00 on . 2555 Wood Wabash 5' : jew at ¥ if LOM reer ae _ tit penneylVu ‘ Sim) —EKEASY TERMS , rguson —___——@ || Delmar Boulevard where our field office is + seated. Our represen- Pine Lawn Attractive front room for ena). | MeCKEL MEALTY CO. Mat NO FILLED-IN GROUND-—-HONEST VALUES ; ‘ms , Ht farm price ~~ \ ~ wr, ; Meine} ha rr - P | mes 7 ; Ail 4 , BY jt ine ey ike y he ale af 7 - Pacey 9 TSR ne Ni AEE ORR ED ES, PURO: PAs OMY Oye we OY Aes alata daisy iv ‘e will gladiv furnish information. | n bungalow, Tox D-70,. P.-D tative there will gla . ) ! . SALOW ~ $100 cach One eee Sick Sp ylendid [Tome Florissant Road—Kirkwood-Ferguson car or bus. Two ne rs — nid ye if J 3 aye P ay new )-room tr “06 PEARL Tixwoon locks south of Ferguson, Mo.. where all city conven- —— . , ‘ "Yr rr . ~ a + ; ype an tae oe wee far Richmond Height iH. Mo ton. | ne MEKMOD oa, _- ’ ie, Sea es me . ms , CYRUS CRANE WILLMORE ORGANIZATION, INC. Ha See Siraem tee Shee acre | Mariana Door of | Dale. BERR | | own hie Oeautiful new Colonial iences can be had. Grocers, stores, schogle, ehareneny ote or AD Lai ew > ac 2. l- cy ©) 3 9490 LAT Wit :- ns om rear, ©. p iP | weil ri Lead coping prec see ve , Teh noet modern Ps UInDIng, Ger : 9 - . vals kh Main 2] (34 Boatme nt Rank Bldg. Main 3126 . wale; rea mile nquire 2522 rd : porch entire f nt, hard ood floors ct A ixture ot- wat us HOMES BEING ERE yo) = 3] | : Vinita Park frais ox lat R 45x13: garage: wide vome rou will take pride in owning. In. _ ie. GIl LRA O.. Olive 3409) Sihools. bargain for quick sale. Bentor OO ee ee i W KF IL Asi, AU BER REALTY CO. ——— —— oe eo ee, PINE GROVE. 3490—Rrick bungalow, 274$3M.__ ie ee ee 471) F " Parkview 3031. — —— _ 2 ap ote pore at mode DEL N eS 4 oe . : 67 feet , . . rt Oe aston Ave 4 view one Ferguson Kirkweed | Kirkwood o garage etc. cheap: convenient to | «ide drive _ PEL aie eee y WHY NO’ BES oe +S SD ROSS a ee Poe ee seer rabang” gb Neat? | MELEE oortee. ne warns | DA ovpem IN ONE OF te Se a iow oS? rau t. rm . ‘ reon road and Cet ‘ ys om ~ ‘ ous lgon and Lenn. iTAWM OF} rus O.. LePa't ors . a a ste ‘ ae re +H ‘i ie \ or nt 4 silt . . . ° . rr : WELSH-BERGFELD. Realtor TGHLAND TERRACE 21 (Richmor THESE 4FAMILY ELATS Univerehy City University City . ' ' ‘ 7“ a ter “a are authorized . . roe CH] ” - e : ’ Pat : TI a Tk am 72 Major s_placs ue read. Phone Kirkwood 543 ; GREAT BE GBARGAIN “Ye es, Ww e BU pina od re der Dunaa ow Tacd ¢ “) } ! Ly 7 | f iO7 . . _— : ‘ ' , ,? t 4s . "¢ ; . ; , . 4 ? : ct ; . , . _ ; Ali oun eat CPulit n =, = « - ie gee . ‘ ’ , , ; § ‘rie rf ” ~ a . rie ! to wmrore sree) ry rie “ sg a 8 7 , . * ‘7 : "Tis ia . . AX Sag’ - : a nd on aris OSSECSSION , a . ah ve tr? . (SROVFE ob. of -—)-room WW} Li «1 atar’ é . ; som . MAD ES mK ry 4 , >) mes Duis ") 4 _ a — ; GRAF « CASE REALTY ‘ r = — | > yop ; + ¥T"! ‘hestnut acs ‘ ; ‘ alae ohne : r , } erma ELMORE @ Hille. Main iat farniiv ; wis ine : ne of , : . 34 HOMESITES $.° (eR! be é rz ’ i A AS anes ~ nian saith. ai ae a trick ' x iy aif Iti shen +] : cad , fn pa ‘ wie ’ ‘yi ave rrenty i fine reseldeties R f n ) . oe = : ~ net colonia a ie ' a eo ni nares ondition all ’ j aa ; ¢ aA ' : ery re asonall: eanti 1 ~~. ' oom ‘ Sto FERGUSON BARGAINS. | @& seme - matestet and in tu rigs pckegeeitpem cig ' se RO ‘race: must sell at on cB4) HOMES and homesites. Some barka: PADI Sng - D-57 lepatel ic die %y ; ’ ' ns . ‘ , - . - — - wall ° ; ’ 4 w a1°¢ ar ; wu mers e . , . ; ; : eed , " : ho» 15 Wea! ey «! RZ room tardwood floor . hiwir Poor ‘ ireplace. hes . or ; n AAV ENWOO! a ee bee ae residence x. WHIDNE! Daie 8 , I i> We f Westgate’ offal lo ft Mode rt St uceo Kesidence t .. The lect hes . . , ; ‘ ‘ e 4a ot resv.fr i . ” : er , ter nent (3¢ pif rTaraugre i ‘ ri fice ; - caren : oF ° . 'z : : ar ‘ : ; % ' ’ f a hea batt ‘ meg ee P ts ‘ hema . snaidiaina : est ' tior Car gt moGgeri te ; i? ‘ _» ] ; i dhe br A nae o ~ mae Bet nom O30 or : von , apartment sngT ere Zi LV EBIRAHLE PROPERTY Bea | mm’ ; perc. ris ss ie pty t* r? Te | d rer ‘het t¢) = é rT?) ’ : ‘ , ‘ - 43: 1a x | rts Perartriu ruil tree are 1°x po? valle e.Tab le wre: ‘ : ; an? ‘s . , eaecrit ‘ . ‘ “ HARRIS PLACE ADD! er aymen SI: ma! cash paymet! per 748) |OT —35a140 feet bie harcair Thr lini 7 5 Las i] o mi ed 900 feet weet! Tins ew : Fe 140x150 , . n , ’ terms al! at rnion rorev ©” watchloteny ag os rp al.Ty P . 1406 tUnior , rer . E , , - . . >| . ory The roeo;nr Ti “mie? j j oo) ‘? a O! - - , ’ . rif ai? ' ‘ a " ‘ i et ‘ f RESID , rg- | CL. 1 ry fi wet H wee , tho 1 : room . ’ 7 i - . , re te sv Ff uy ‘ ’ a > . " ’ . , . 4 Pas . , " r 7? *, ; > ‘% i . 2 ‘ - } Te : : ENC a Ti avits . ad - 19> frournie hiring? 1 —? A wr CKarare . te - ’ -_. 5 si pro! WN ty ry / ' sie ‘ ” ad oy 7 OTe t “OF . ’ . 4 {fer ’ - . . , r ry _ Vi A, fie rs >6 JOO b 200 T ALT CTION ‘ ij ‘ ; ' . . - . : ‘ ‘ ‘ , . vy rex — v . : ‘ ht etry id ew ial hath hardwor v hea male at . via rke | ey shades AT : ; “ ve ‘ rere if 4 by m4 ain na rye . iine are - 5 aay ry 725 Pog ') 4 } Py 1? rrr rr 2% frre r f Av os , ; baer nA nigh* ry ert } : as . _. gota? 6 ° 2) teri erry >| oe vr ci . > E ; J - Jennings , ser 40) on NEE Riurngeal iA \ SHOR A IME bat? rg tT MXP eS we ewe tae 7 goat and nro - td ‘HRINCRTOS ; ' i eee 7" , ! IVERSITY cIrTry — ROSEHILL, 24) t Mir - \ ) ? ; ' x ERANCIS-P RUTH 1! h ‘eleted to hom serio nes LLISON. 705 eautiful ne vO Seana teiciedienes cian . Sa, ~e hed on the premises, A MNTRY HOME LN SENNISES wm. S75 ly , ' ' | ae, ae , _ ee see , — © Previt r karan I sleep! . he promt ot 2 S mm : . . ; , . +m " , “ ar 7 « “ . : on J . ,* > “a 4 - : wn . sk . e “= * Locust. fo 1, hae to b aa see, Bot-waser Dean. ‘a bul (OSE, 207—Bunealo | . sportat : UO per: $ SAT RDA Y JUSE 26 19%5 ' al 4 3 ‘ rit? yy ree if ground atulil “. . " we oe ndOTT? . } Beu ay . , ~r ot (ey ; on Mas @ ae - 9 iets P , ef) : 13 ° Harri« ¥*} lace Jtfere af imyeus - e Cc al) , . o — he) ’ 7 ’ ie ' . — ‘ a 7s >. roe . ‘ 4 . arte 7 . . rycetl ‘ , ; ’ ? a ai be ' Fes ' : s¢ P | \f tT | : . pee » , , a At ASaN i a*t . a? a . i] a AIRY lEW om bate , = os won de , nom ‘ ; Deo Cis" Pui? soe eas LEMS . set ’ ‘ , - j et (,rR * : elect l ° / : : : . ‘* anit TD '¢(mjAY 7 i! eee T ‘ abany , ' . : = . an . math ce rclfi ¥Y te the hotnesceker or (nvestor. : P— , : “ a wm t bee cus — 3 . th ee es a : ; ‘Ui ro Su .t St * : . oie ; ie, 4 —. . ant e - . a ' 1. ’ “1 h& f) ae - ‘or mth y > oa sa 4 am ‘ » . , . tN Tv 1) ; | i 5 ’ ’ te ’ ; 5 mod 0506 r . is 7 vert a onrat ent) hiah and ae i ‘ = : - Ras : a ia ; ' pre +3 — a 4 chicken nh / » Litt fentral 6656 ‘ ’ ‘ *'% ’ ’ ¢.. ° A STPINT. a & 722? Chestnut r LADE., 0 ee . . t ti ak Rid ~~ GI R «© t= a , Oar and math rar; ‘ i‘¢ ‘ > AaND LI ARL Fr a ane > AR : KY Re t cor “* ‘ [A j ) bHiighian , : . - Center «f & Av ite '} EH SO? “MO - nae aa 7 ib ery. ideai nome fOr Maplewood - R OAT ry wt BI U WG AL ( JW 288 a& ta _ Ts ; ‘ : - = oy int a .-room bricl hh: WASH » Pian Hi. naa j _—-, hard | ABSOLUTE AUCTION = . A" - ”» pvhilwdret ren 4 ' > 7 j ° — _. ane w tae won, fhoore Mee 4 ‘ “arta ir | . . ' : “ Kenwood Sorings ai. ' 1 terms to responsible part . ‘\ ew Maplew ood Sever ) v 48 pen , ie 6 wai re miry CO 401 Time CAKE A 414 N. ith Central #654 Our contract ‘th the owner calle for ANOL 4. S72i—ty block north of Nat.) 20 Dey 457 BELASVIEW, 290 (sane 1 a oe —— - 2 epace 9 Sunset oy ee Al ” ide | team ARS _ - pons WASHINGTON 7458-46 roome and meep- | 4 price © pear Brid 7 th ne 1b edad helm. rooms on Ist floor; modern; garage UN- 14 in . So . + Ww rdw floor ies LES" Oe 1 oot ©, Quien ; ' roreh hot-water heat: everything | ¢ uct ion se rd.; S-room modern home: der porch. BELLIS. Olive 378 ‘parate pantry, delightful t ) ee Lor od after nted Ci dora: al 57 ington, & room YOU Ma nee ; hroon n wet drive » Chestnut 2 gern ~~ 7 Warhington woes : lot 50x . Chil is 3 ou i PORTS ATU BM pally + , ore ee OHN iH. ARROTT, * Henltor. 709 Ches : ry a Bri nd ron ~ . OWNER A P| hag: Home for yY our : I WGALAUUW ——O rooms oi , » fixtures and linen met: met = = ‘Se , mes sacs Walt ; > et et DEED "ih at Giive R44" — : “? «3 a ane ~ 4 ; ; + re ‘ . . ss rant a a $ ~ I> "m Tt y, wo at ” 4 rem TT? aT ’ TY Cpe ' § > 7 s* ¢v? ROS ‘ heetny e! D ®) TERME pew? Fr : Brick and * | - : ton 2046) lot 503 Ste tthe, , NEW BUNGAIA nent, bath. 2-Car garage: must seli: owt 6011 WATERMAN —— s Wei let ' ore , : ' - Ait Lay witht cir’ Te aet Voork that will : — " heat. metal we athe en ks «go> . —_ R « i vin easy term Oper mn home fuet being completed State Renk of p * a“ ‘ es ~4 in rt! ebes 4 IOs — ; ‘* ’ bit } ‘ ‘ fv "e j T 4 ‘ rs * i , a ~s “ — : ‘3 ‘ + *) ’ - ‘ e hood a ae is } i aetna acrened 7 j . ompijeted J - “Tr: ¥ : _ — eo ster hes a beauuru : Ww ioc Rorir which ' roin Qo , agen rae) . eaee rye? ‘ . A, 7 rarer s 4 é ‘ ‘es ’ > ’ Py- NEW HOVE ° - . ms ie nt oo oun . ~~ ae et? ¥ fs .2 fe a /& ~ =e . 2 ~ : , ‘ OFITA } : , ° t , : ‘ ‘ trees eave you y i ~ = Sea seg “ z | igh BF AT TIT | L ° nace harry? moe, . : : os . > ome a ‘ ¢ cuaye le min ‘ ‘ oe tl ow ree tric le MC) Tee rR : a the ow 5 ’ ‘ premises . Hieh as « at FF. : j a, La Aid } n Pete & ST \ ] \ R¢ . > Rf 7 iis i lot iat — n ; > at rm = » 7 : : : : fheetnut et PREE—$100 IN GOL D—PREE ‘ " , ST -) ; ry ‘ ° : . t ter hie ink “ “ . ” . : : P . — ‘ ‘ room Ri tet a P TRL 1 , on M —_— WAT TE R - CvT | o.% ‘ne ' Bc CN] ‘7 , CITY LAT? ; from OOMS watch the offers in the PO t & o>. + ~ n a EDGAR, 3218 b.roon rare. rnace Including double sized living i reat o S nn @-room v4 vest Property known ae University Perk 40° | ».. Mant ." Mot, A T My es ‘ Rn TY ain ‘ fixt4 fouble . > , , . oa E M ue 2 owe . * * est of | oh at Midge Phoeme O'le he « . a’ 2 - row. = ] 1 t > a roe: altors rien (@ ‘ ‘ ; fn . 4 And T hree Redes Ooms TTT hk BI NGA ALLOW. 8&7 ow ‘ Par view Osgr7R eer north atcle Atmherer "4 ’ “ : Wainer ant . > - sit ; ; K i irkw MO" r 1S . ratTn re ae hd . f 0 rh ; ‘ sa bh ¢: arne perch ~ hg Rankit by! ne hliock ena *) : : ~ : — M di afr Aa a’ 40 oni ef ih tle Tulane ev ' : = e Hot-water heat: } fuze noe Piel. po thee Head onan a4 {' wee of Pennevivania ev... @) J q t) -* *A4 + : ‘ ; ws, furnaces ParOm WANT OO Bals $: oe KIRK ™ OOD ; | ") iPennerivania avy f-room, that ss ere al | nh pe Beak text —: aves ore se nel _ eon hs Scnt oe pvc ary 3 c 7 —_ oor $io : , } ~ me wrt ar Ore ggg mm let 50715 scrnw : ’ , ne xi Lior : " 2 proverments a. ry — °. See apa ments AMERICAN ivy ” xT AND DEVEL. . _ - igalows x . ™ ~ " J 7 : " » . : ’ care? ‘ . . - 4 , ne , ; } ent ow et “ arry * ‘ " 4 » . a : POOmMNS ; +“\s ' lintiind anne se ? ’ e* * ia wets " LJ) . A « 1eT) > Laces asses ’ CJ r) an lan: © like . ° . * 7 . . » a fe - at* ei“ BER , : opted ot} 70x3 RP ee ; ‘TY 'CC.. 6450 Nataral Bridge rd | PAtl. J, JARZEMSKY. Realtor S0NNEMANN REAL ESTATE tax | on Rte PANN SO. 100 X TP. 725 weinwriaht Bldg. 96, Lowje, tee. TT i 4 .] i . i nutt a - ‘ . , . . ies 4 ' A sis - @ " « io@? ) rat ; } « sme ae ty mmr na a 4 . . . ; MAN / FRANCIS PERRY It T : 4 ~~ ‘ ’ . . ~_ 45: Z Lv”: la tag e 2404. See us for houses, i0TS 2G ativhe’ 40d) Man | eed et ripe receite parmentse « PLEASANT and

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Pe ee ee ee a ee 8B Post ts — aa 2000 REAL ESTA TE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, C ‘ottages, F lats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today. — __ SUNDAY. aoa ee snapecenseianiananencanen ___JUNE 14. 1935 ————— SUBURB’ N ‘PROP’ Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB’ N PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP’ Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP’ Y FOR ¢ SALE SUBURB’ N PROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURB'N N tcl ron SALE SUBURB’ N PROP’y For SSS aa SSS SEES SS Vinita Park ee ee oe ————SEESS ee ———— SS ——SS - SS TT — we en --. e as » ollywood . oss : 50,000 Peopl a alr | an Visi pe Se CLF nade SU? AVE Isited NOUNCEMENT NO. 2 feta, Maton cra at | Epes AN NTS 66 99 : rT i} f \ | Nf 1} | | ' / )) d : a4 é +. i \ : . ' “ = cP : ; 2 b — . - v- - ; &,\ D ing sla tO lL 8 CPi eae | Se. t Soss9 | | rit na, - gis att. i Ba" — , ' ie a Ls ger nt ' a 4 - ; , ' 7 e " ef } " ; 7) ithe | , Atif - — | =. “+s a; , ; ‘} may 3° ax the qav we secured =e iz Ve Bure? Sd house uth from || mh | | s F i) el se }] property. Quick action, wasn t it? mu: 5 __ NINITA TERRACE BUNGALOW MN _ «Millay ny) aL LT, le EE = va . | > . : ia a pl : r i ‘ec 20T = - . jad 7 a / ? a , y ? a . be a reason for it: LISTEN FOLKS, our ; thf t. Phon abas? Mf = Tet Pry property is located on the New Aes Ft eg gen lglg Onc tality ; tt 4 2% The Exclusive District for Two-Family Dwellings) a only eight minutes ride from 1 We : : DANDY BRICK BUNGALOW. $7250! “" 4h . +2, i },) \- (T, , Ang rele ‘9 so . 104 J “ay.t terms t 50x18! ee . rH OR years the Davis home on Clayton Road has been our bloc mast os rel¢ sOULS ttractive. we ee sade . x Ou 2 Aa is £990 a pair, terms $100 cash and “ttached:, shades. screens. fixtures, deco ae a — Si a landmark. Its great size and historic background vinpaglt is =“ oe d cog || mner there. See. today. = = (one wing is 138 years old), has made it a familiar spot S15 per mont. his price imeciuade: set. t VINITA TERRACE BARG to several generatio f le. Todav ter. electric. cindered roads to he m + in and 8034 Madison ave.; splendid S-room co- : enerations o peop € oday the Davis house naid for hy the Hollvwood Build) 1c ( ‘omn: ny. fo mes tl ust ‘ t: tj a i ne and bat? satin le Mansion.’ : its massive rooms transformed into the prea ss y* : : ee : i FE. WRISBERG, 3204 S Grand | oqae as 2 yes i S Sis ; st pat) Verv mild restrictions. Wee also h ave a fe W es SEW. VERY SSR Berg BI oo ALLOW — ses _ the result of 2 most unusual di monstration of * Fees . a ‘ a ee S206 Madison : $ 50x165: 5 rooms | [A home decorati ne and furnishing by yasiness lots at $990 each facing Florissant “eeeoreggpatis Smo merci ‘price cut te 8 er} } “py, 2 omy iti Apts Py —~ Pay i = — vis ae Py Mabe Z a * =k a re , % en 4 er ae e a s, ee, 2 wor Ws “ = - . x ‘ z rd y 4 .. Bs ~ i» ‘ wf ay : * = ~ Ae net ‘ £ re e By 4 Aedes ~ “¢ a> P 4 »" ond. 4% f colt Ah . ce. ay eh eal ate ied . Se a eae ee ie ei oe ¥ P : 4 oe, we ; Me a le ee ay. 7 ea 4 _ wre ~~ =” S “ ~ *~ Se . > ~~ ™ a am Pees 3 i | - Ye a a > BS ee Nee Ar Pe oe Se “re ig AB se ¢,: ny a oc ee ee a ee bet Meee Speak Dh ES eee 7 aw - = +S RAR ABT Oy yy Ps ae rah at MG? ss: Pe nafe PR 5558 = a o« De RI I: DEE GR AMIE OE mma * > Oe, ei ae pete ee tig y Aiea ce eo te * Regrtmes tye -. ee wh’ BAR fo oe gelapieter 22 ake om me yg « - ae oa eet 5 oo wha 5 n't ee ~~ pee rt aemae ) Rk oS 7 APE Ke Th ee Te APs. Lh eR Pri Sah tee SEES See Sante iid at Be tga tk pit Pe ee ee ae Sp eee Lee » x . tS f = ie RATES ? - re " ¥ 4 charming house of old Ex > c ©) = ee ¢ | sy ' , “4 2 mee Moni: ; oad (7) ahove Tern}: : ¢ ; en - ¢ | Se 7 t —. ~ \ ya“ = hreeres full pay. S.tuated on “" BEAUTHUL NEW BUNGALOW L 6 a - -_ Beautifully landseaped grounds Now t 0 Ww SAV eee TY: Male “The Me z \ Monroe Vinita Te: , ) : ee ey ne ee Cer ~ ae rs vere Se Sie ee) ee a then, a word to the fellow who 9 | vil ASION | in unusual variety, an ideal all “ . . ote hive 1« ‘ t 4frié- . ; AGIFIT = Lad does not own his own home and still in- tory brick: § Moms and hreaklast oon as saree yer. on on . *hie llay By tached: price $950 erms. | Oy | a ] A trip through l@ .uansion 18 an inspiration. e iarge dinin ~ ists on buy Inga home for his landlor d. # JOHN, S. BLAKE & BR 15 Chestnut. | |p T& ce) rele Gace) el blala) bite’ inl elite room with its Strozzi Suite, draperies of E snelish block print = satiana yparererai ety tm . ‘ iw eR _- hix . ' ' bab 2h iSd3 \ e' # : “fe ae 9 je : 1 Wie 4 Take our tip and shake that guy off $1000 Cash, $00 Month) e rug (a Senna); the living room, with its effective combination of En. - . = a . x a Meee. = | TY 4 ' ee nealnw'e > a iw 7] viisn. ‘“rench and AD er] "Ay al st e | — . m scaliiteda ° vour back as quick as possible. ee oe fae we ! C | LIT nA e) si) _* rene) and American (pieces, sil arranged im conversational ‘ . | | ! : ae o est ne : | 215 > 5 me Stair Nas, snowing a reproduction or the wal! paper used . - 7 “ay nae ) The best ‘cal talen’ ty Webster Gro 114 room with log-burning fireplace tive dising room, butler’s pan with large closets, 2 baths wi on 3d floor. Garage for 2 cars. Ct Fe. Se ee ee’ Se ERAN RAO I Or yet i ee tie a Mey $47 (a 5 ee aE ui -~_— WS iL ip ig ihe Ts) f° an 4+ 7 resen ced and ay hi RABE . 62 ~¥ ‘ : ia is Ss SR eet eet ha” ¥ se vty BT EY cere Waar MIT 3 : -: “ Pe a ee ae *. SS Paae eS aR: iA: ¥ LS FO I aati Pa Sr Ay A oe ‘ : : ea ele ~ roe ws a 4 Fe — ‘¢ r i aa a wit nee ay. - : Ee ae ; 7 hes ee a pal te ota? aie et Bet: ° eet tm ey -s 5 , ¢ BR dy a B CO EI Nae ody za! Bh SS APS bax ae yr Beh id hig TR ae a, ‘ ’ " H 4 Soe tal ‘ Aa em - can CS alin: aah : , 1 a ae Y ee om ok. ot 7 a Pay ¢ ? gage ~ ae nh y 6 = f . . : ° 4 SS pala ‘ ee ee “ sige TA oa gd ; : PE aly senna «1 : ox as ar ots hee ri: . % = . ss ies Pile oeoy = op oa oer eet Pi eS ia Br aes Jem ciel nigh Riws es oeaias. } oe we i ae a, | ae F A Poder TR eres ree ie 23 ’ ie See. >, she jig «sh pea sta rie seni gt 3 ‘ Feta i lbews. 3 Sey agg 7 “) - "> 2 a ° "yu.rIrr > 7 aes 7 } } : “I rhit th v7)? Vy Free souvenirs for the children. Come out IN VINITA PARK ae er ustrict has caug the publie fancy. Large crowds take ad- , ane ‘ : PTs 4 : . i ieee. . HESE. WONDERFUL BUNGALOWS ® an , he onno rit and heve a good time. Title examined bv St. wey ntage of the opportunity) ape es 7 5s a wee Per “goto Dalida a . feos ~- ef hrown stone and concrete to wig? music by our leading artists given 7. 4 ’ r o ’ ‘ ‘ 7 CMs } 1p }, a7 Fy } ntoc ” .+ 45 ’ " — > . . d ' : ‘ Louis County Land Title Company, surveved _ LOW PRICE AND EASY TET. 1 the beautiful outdoor setting of Davis Place, with its huge lawn, | wage a gg Ag . ' . cad | —- @ ao —- . ete , ‘. ‘ , ‘ — — Ith - ea 1 Me = } sictachiatie N ‘bh 7 ; ; f . ;' ‘ust complete inis evrre " a IL _s : 4 : a ~ a a r x . aa lae ; ( ~ . at qaiti (ji irees anc COQi UICCeCZes. i O ia arve is made end no obligatio j - . , 6 r large hiring a by pibring jap ing Co., subdivided by MORRIS AACH R b6_ Chee vdeo wal 3 oe “Far ee .* a . . —_ lox floor. ome master room Holls vwood Bldg. Co : ty Baap ‘ here also i¢ a toilet and lavatory on the f ¥elley Park ; : and am attached garage pe = Fe ee ; ; iL ; ° RE a gecure comfortable o ee ee ners oe ae . Thies home is located on rk hurst Directions—Take Na ural Bridge road to Normandy. : guburtie He, cose 1 ley Par | out today. Plenty of parking space for cars and co mfortable ween Gray and Jefferson sv. the most L. a» eG) BR I , i ‘ 7 _— teat _— ; - a > all i atiiailiais . nT . Sad ray Or . £ + vuiley Pa , ? = ammend for that purpose FIRS1 MORTGAGE on tac ueraee TRUST . aan t = ——- . T YT ? \T . Pe a . ' ‘nAre ¥ Owners and Subdir ; of Hollywood Park 9-Room Bungalow, § a O>EEES==-—"_—— GOLD BONDS. Sol Jenominations of $30 t 0. | ed 3s Algona u: nm Lane. as ———— ———_—3 — —— ——— a : , 174 test: ssf = P - , ; y Av... 10 roe@emé... : . er, Pk ie. ——— = : >, é . : : A FEW { )}- i HESE F OTS R E SER ED Fh naconmget ron hat! haa dwoad | - : nual ; | "p ' see it now pots Pha pe ele g i : ; WE= : . es : : ~ _ : - 2 a. iM FOR DUPLEX BUNGALOWS Ja 8. Sa Moho : Geen N Ground Floor, Eleventh and Locust Streets: ee fon : = ty racms ‘ $7 1.000 “ Saree sj i ; ) ; : ne . i i s Gv re Avy.. & roorme 920 mo N le, MN D IE, IL, MI a . ; why icine “ : e'3 Ss ; = —_— ~ " \ | j Phone for a Plat. Olive 6340 ! : . - n : rh pes $20 000 \ . aa Mage * 44 NE—Res) . - ' at , ? : ; s TOR ms : . 2 ‘ om eagle ¢ Po pater : ‘ A - Si den on hat b aN, y es SPB tie. . y rt ~e ‘heey, ra aes 2 ; x ee n . 4 + os . arg gt as » . den Et hes ae nttinie u Bip 6 ie —_ 4 . Pr) a ee SS var wey Se Pag ! ri , eS: 7 2 ’ * WO hn ee ot tk Nm + ee . . =4 , = 2 rats - ae >, * 2% 7 > oa . > 3 Yh - te ‘Ee § ty: “a t tr .' +S - ‘) - “= >; pe ; = 2 7 . + «het ; tw : —_ i a: ne >= > ea 1 > , ey « ew? 5 gies ae a ‘lq vat * ae ft 73: a> == Frys a é ‘tat > a a C om ry .. » he (i ’ - 7 “2 . fees ‘¢ a ‘ sae , ae 2 7 : -*. _e | g 7 > . 2a 7 _—% ¢ = ‘= . = ri > > a bs ye + ie > baa : oo i “oe 38 or : oo » Reg inte nes ; . tas Se Ce ee ee, ma sf Ae ON Te = Saat Seba. 2 oa me bt ~ 72 - ~ earl, pa ae — ANTON SEXTETTE , a Pas PAS ON i Jelmar Avenue ani 1 ect ‘imaies uae: ee rn Easv Drive Fro . , . Pi. «$3 00 cash asy | ry From th: " Sunday (this) Afternoon North and South set LOW=-3 fooma, & Sn ry Ay, : 7, tr . and Evening Re Ay RT, wee es ee ee a a er ~~ “ ictehew bag 5 til : 7 7 9 : —_ : : ~ — i ) chest u : ae . : as : 7 z , stnut or : ; gens bot D Protestant and Parochial] churches, Cath- ; :* oe, . ' ay + ’ ~ @ ‘ e« mf r me a = "we Ler lie * ; 4 a + Aiea , : , > ie ee Seen, ee Oa qos ” pebtd | “ogee { WERSTER | : ARK _ NGALOW. yr) lere is a wonderfw buy for PACIFIC AND NEWPORT a rotestant, within a block. Go out todav or write . : c . . a7 tame reves: 6 mome tj y in We r a MeOCR ner sa) ell BA new 4¢-room bunealox for information. . We Will Sell You a Lot on Very Easy Terms and Lend MARSHALL. 676—5 rows. modern: hard. 7788 POUt. hot-water heat; open § he : nae 988 Cheon ) itable f r Two o Families team bast. dea eee ee —e a | i Webster ¢ Groves SO Chestnut Street rs new ‘— MRP of Webster homes Ds Camelia: Mibenn vesidence. © bette 110%] AGE 2 ~~ = "“ ae “ar? ~ we 4 Pe ; ee oT. : ate | n Keys at of . Forest AY. - : | | ma fe be out hot-air heat, hardwood flours and modern | S167 MD room, ltrame lot 752165 WEBSTER G ROV ES HOUSES EEO eee Oe - . 7 ——— lial _ 14 te ' e? = : wart ‘ ze ‘Ni , 7R YF a on aNS . a ‘\ ¥ ~e -~ a. a an Shade trees A ttr 4 Live hb rée k every comven- = = —— SS “ . aang © ne ae 2, DAP of Webster on ons 721 FAIRVIEW AV. 5: lence: fine lot. 163 Meltenstel Qa” | Sipe. "4 _ ae oust ; etact. of a8 WL tux A NEW 5-ROOMWMER : HO R APPEL. Rea'to- — 3 Laie went University City = ,ATTR AC TIVE | . : : | i eee | @ W. techie story modern stuces A NE On MER 22 Chestnut or 46 W. Lockweed, Wenz room conve . | " : 50% 7 Lo» fiew 4 . . * _—_— Pas - . - sim ‘ey? “> ; | : ] a7 IER “GROV s «> ) i on’ : Be or. st) r ro L’ as” ine 7‘ nenmmeatiiien : a : , . : . " ety al 4 : we — ™ ‘ . . ‘ . , Leer : . T . ; val wi re r 4 we . react se? a 7 Marviar rd Te rrace Bargain ya - = aes . Ran ne pore) ‘ oe aK Woo } ae 4 -EwW P| “ar . : . Smtaed W eb ster Groves Bargain a... = om. attractive I a TRY ST CO. Agent. Let SOx18S8. seuth side of Maryland, | modern in avery deta garer of :, . a y 1OT ha r Pri OrPosiTE ”" . RATE k PARK . ter onan Eo 4. | -~ . .* ) =& Atalanta 37 in Wee: 7 mos s “ font wixl i4 rece ‘ ‘ A ne —— ew Gen ' > y mom ; A a 4 le uni} al) te a , yer & on oat Si~ = a we : — af ™ — a ; ry 3 oom , little beauty ’ f a A. PORES. Fatierton Bide Olive 108. | poss Ow ar ' , “ger ; , _— ne norehe etn inn. Manidietie ne hee sgh . 6 yp nen, aha fee m POl- Wa por karage: 18 S. Jef : 3 . ee . . ; Pou if) : at * ‘ re ar _— wet wa ra ‘ 4 flas fi: tric ¢ . ; oa : —_ | , - . ; ‘ ms bee ty ‘ ; o* o ’ he a “ a? sf) wre , by ', my weet ys ms ~ _ YT} P . : ‘' cht a wl : a " ; s th ao Sarg ain | “hn ly attr dutch ues tn University Cltr: built ee eth ell 4 tn J same pa Series ; | | A er oS “ Rests. $00 Chews t, és \ ext ( ( day A vy. ss By APPEL. Realte he. tee = ay attrastive 200 Be cima 4 ‘fet.me with little or no up bach. furnace. het and ; ba pate oP illien , , To POC, Waebet er Wr Th rOvVLe | ‘=. “‘Pestnut o« |W. Lockwood. Webster | 616 500 os ya Drive out Olive Street per ecteenes, hemwetful fix: i ’ ¥ ' , , pte i \ ERNST rR (; he \ RN o 7 ee } $10 DOO. terme can he meade. | : = " de ; . aie hdl . a8 . Pas : to a ter / ’ ote , . — “SATIS? Y JOUR wir "Th: ie rm fo = reed . = A tittle farm. ’ tf. . Neer ‘ . NEY . , . m4 ez ert tio? T arse > ou rane A = &* ' a ‘$10 500 + Wests Golf B® LENEW, Agent. Parkview 721M. __S2I8A Raston St, ‘aheny 6186) ; wrt t 7 mPREN R. AF F PERT" ry oO" rc LE R : e © a os Bo mp AOR ewer ater heat lar we a! 4 “7 autitul ay, | hs - : 64s wie va mnctens: i AND TUFSDAY aot t Blac. Olive 82.4 . nab. aieeiak 7 an Carer xe ee ee aS svi ae i A real oppertenity. will eet! er leas Northmoor Park Residence | Lors—two sox160 f Wwte on Buchace: hall ad jy. As Oe, . oor ms sie or he nag es Bh. 2 ———+ |. Rok Hil rds bieb-claee 700m * e aa Northmoor drive and Asbory ay. Wabash saw. ;@ PR. - : LA 4 . | 4*“T or Pont. NITY POR THE rt AND Blt, RE ND RO AD > . -" nine er : - : me. , 4 ‘ ierTn hove mew. beactiful, ultra-medern, clase a Baas gna sie r+ Pa TO Vikw SEW HOLSE. - pi ret — . ; 6 FIELDSON RACE | 6 room. sun reom and / ue tle partnership M whern ges » ‘ ’ wy Se , aniie ; : ois = . “f ris THE R. APTEL. Realtor. -vestout or 40 W. Leckhweood, Webster. + Sah eae Was tee al PLE RES

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ee ~~ —. — te i928 26 2000 REAL E . E yUNE 14, 1925, SI ATE For Saie Exchange, Wanted, an Bungal & F A Re kor Sai ST. Lutte gid SUNDAY. pa = ey ge, d, and bungalows, ottages, flats, ipartments, Kesidences For Sale 1 oday. POST- DISPATCH. . rear ge : ane ft ' a) mde. 4528 = | am N PROP’Y FOR SALE TT TT IGALOWS AI rt | SUBURB N_PROP’Y FOR SALE BUNGALOWS AND COTTA AGES BUNGALOWS AND AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGESBUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale = ; : amen ' a ——— . =~ = ' aa 7 ee ne : Fz = — = SS SST |. ee. en ___North Northwest | North sai tao% ». a ~ . ts Baws Sea? *) Be, : : °F a Nt Ss a. ne : S aa & aa ey o., | ’ . . - onneieniaiia — . -s ads | Em aS, i “# pie Bis: fe ; ie st He BOE r a’ ; | AS fu lace: 2-c rarag By ‘Kb MISES. ;come $100 per mont h re nied S roothers: ty | COL FAX 3819. 8321 N. BROADWAY. wae IE. 4058 | COTTAGE-—-$250 cash and 541) per month. 3642 sucky; 4-room brick, bath. ¢ / Kingshighwa.s . ¥ on 3 7: including interest, wil] ref ie A 4- ae nace, electric, 2-car garage: $5250. bocten | , + Lexington A venue and [ hnion Bl. modern brick: street made: 3104 ort niodern ihe soe ane ee " @ : > x 2507 | sodera: bath, a | (2 Blocks South of Natural Bridge in New Hedgleigh Park) | COTTAGE—$5 500 buys p etty 5-room | COttage: bath, electric: ean be used for 2) SHIKI. b Y * " enutitul hoe ee 5S and 6 rooms. tile bath with Pembrooke tub, showers, latest type heat. mizrored = oe: closet. colonia] re- aan as — — ce Mtion hall: newly hg exceblient con- 8024 Fair (near Fairground Park): 6- | TAY PLR R a pe lye. ; ae o oe a _ 1 electri fixtures opper sereens shades, ete tion: frame garage: big “ tee “-_ 2 A. ne he + se ore 4 y 1p » ie bedrooms, 2d floo b th. furnace. elec . th SON y ; it ‘ ut ite y “+ GRIF "IN 712 Wainwrixht. Main 1271, _ fr, Bath. furna elect ric Hide H TORE | COTTAGE AV. 4005-—Bungalow; mat S800", Palace “tke ent." PERI 7 HOE | L. JOHN MORES bh: sement rooms; ~ Salages: $5500 4027 N. Od: 8 mcs 0 “yttagva av me Parvati ‘ om fram ck x ai, OU 4 . ve . . —— — lage av., brick ttage; foundation : arre nged fo y one or tao on} THEODORE. ivl3—5 rooms, bath, elee- — = ——— — = os = ~~~. Water: reduced o $4000: terms. K. AMP. 1045 N. wth at, Olive B34°.. / CEL, Central 1609. 3922 N. cag. THRUSH. 4771—2 4-room cottages: mod: | : Northwest _ | = —— morn i —}-rn. nN tram b ingalow ; ‘all cottage: electric: garage 32 . ‘ i . + > . Jeautifu Pw & otta a nvemencet; lot 60x127 ft. 6 in » $35 | } : 5a R .... ; oe ee, ae 6- he \OM BI Nf ’ ALA WwW 8 UBERBECK FR. E. Co.. arranged fo , : more . 210 . 7 5112 N. Broadw ay. (¢) | trie: only $3000, s. co families: elec. | DeMenil Bldg. "th ar ir . | ah ir extra large came poe’ ‘toilet : or . me cane Oty totty ‘trom. ree wg hall i] } r € ) ; I / hab q rov : | SUBURB: N PROP’ y F i mata ster Groves Webster Groves Webster Groves For Sate For Sale ¢ © Sale For Sale " == | we os ee 5 ee eo Be Me en re || CALY ARY. Oe 395 down buys J-roon 3708 PENROSE PORTR ITMGE, 5434—4-room Brick cottage CHRISTIAN AV, 7900 N. _ BROADWAY. bath, ace. electric; newly papered| Manor. or). $7o0y: om | | T TAN ; : Cassy 1 Cc And 7s | . ic Ee P o_ | ; My rt ‘ {AKb- 4 EDWw A erme, all Lindell OA) | w ATSON sic, . oe : — Furnaces, some with hot-water heat. Ludowici tile roofs. Klegant : bargain. room frame house, concrete foundation: 3) “- ( o roo : ile he ‘ . " . — " "ick, voms, tile bath and 3 finished _batl n totlet, furna t 40x La COLFAX 2315 3611 WN GRAND ‘nclos vorch 3 é or ric, gas of rows, 3 ies: rage in wonderful condition;} trie, furnace; nice home; open, neat little ak ¢poom brick | mm: easy. term: if; 5505’. | NEW LISTING terms. Price $5000. 9° re ble. , . oo RBM Se Pree / ' " ARE : 2216 Montgomery: 5- room 2-story frame | J) E. KAIME & BROUOR. FE ‘ FOR ONE OR TWO FAMILIES Bungalow " . F af os ae Drigk DB oe 2 niga Oe py x Ka Nh) Kee Za Az ei : tte EL! ‘ ~Beaut! ful briek bungal: w. 60 PAUL J. JARZE MSKY. Realtor: I | * * DX X ~Frame its “ pm 2 hi — - ply Dwellings 3 2 ae eg) ae i ig i MD CO eM MM || | DOUSe, garage, the place must be seen | $250 CASIO AND po) | ed. Cn some: lot ED 2138: ab at $5750. oh I ’ 413444 & Fs i, % vt ‘ is ’ ig . e 4 Fi S ay ote re P ” $e; 3 on ee sa ; Ri NF BS Be t AL. ap i , ail Mr, Nee}, ( olfax 14 404 0 ibe; ar. 4 ) S15 es BA MONTH wie ; iu bai THws ‘ ; rv) thi in or S : “ iW Reng | # FP Meee ce ee i: Se. eee | cee KOTSREAN. 722 Chestnut Mai nm 1195 — fax 2 “im PRANCIS-PFERRY-RUTH, 102 N. 8th a “En bo.*we “9 . >, en's v4 4 , : | ‘ ‘ ‘ % > | ; ! s ' 4 : 2 a . 5 ; , ; es ‘ . ; > oO ( Iot. be ate on at, bat} electri : bungalow, , acres of rrour ‘ er f ' p Fag .> ; , , : : ane rr) . > 2 > hestnut .” : . o ‘ re 2 J 7 th I li its, Bungalows, Cottages, : ‘ts ! i oe apa = Maannn cs — - nen. AT OEE NERS fini , ealtor, 709 Chestnut. locks Park one side and the ri: ne OWNEI ) 9926 M AF RITT AV.—NEW 1720 N. TAYLOR AV. hot-water heat, bath, elec l to & p. m Week davs by appointment PRANCIS- BE RR Y-RUTH., 102 N. Rth. ' Ne } f oO rooma, hardwood 6-ROOM PR ICK 34 t} ace Inspect COTTAGE. ; earige: priced right Look at this Lodad Olive "486 (eR) ' i ton , | vo og A charming house of old E nglish construction with a long facade, giving the southern ‘RIPPIN, 712 Wainwright. Main 1271. @ . . - = ofa ASH—NEW wy iw ALOWS— ape ma : ORN iT. e CO. J1L N. tth . 4 . R N ‘ew 4-room bungalow N pecial Built Bungalows Sate giteied: thee a de “ae. ee = | = - Balance easy terms IY, breezes full play. Situated on a fine high corner location, in exclusive surroundings. | donhlé by rarage: terms: offer wanted | O G , io a oo — MODE RN 2-ROOM MORRIS AACH R. CO. 829 Cheatnut ) ) e J. Bodner, Gr 545 : en Sunday i\R. ROERT “Colfax B08 ne : | —_ ———-. — 2". cheetn GUL4 - veoue Saeed landscaped grounds with towering trees, formal garden, flowers and shrubs PARR 3 ; Neate ae ree mt 1. 59 a A ton yo , : KOERT , teameii nite Shope 929 BUNGALOW | th - : _ . LOC} ‘ ; vial 4 ’ : ' 8o u qa] rariety, »¢ -yve >S) ¢ » Ciser} inating ) yar 1 0 MSTA - I ls t e.ericy, iti liow! ng bullt- arty ges ott. ranis ery 7 DD Emerson av right off of lortia- ‘ ut in unusual variety, an ideal all-year-round residence for the dis¢ riminating and exacting hat] hace. brick aed tie maaa ee : . linen closet. c tt. | PF ape aL COst, S FOme, Vly SR. imost new, tile beth, furnace ADKINS, pone Wor ithe trip a- | mai ironing boards, c!) ass st-class condition — . ite quik e. Open} aT 4639—Frame;_ 4-room attic, seh rake a ri} € $1500 Cash. balan w ter ‘feebo x a lec “ie ; f\ ne c | . KORTE Kh Ly AND IA AS Oo a> JOHNMOR- L 1 3611- . "Greed bath, furnace, street ve offer . . ‘ j 4 » Pse Sii, sé sho , i > ai ) f : Urnace Olive 1436 On N ff hh st . lve 1437 i sei, wT oY. st @i ° F. w. GQELAN KEALTY CO., 7 vole tion. r h . - ae ) ; Po Lik NE ne *-inch hardwood floors. modern _ ; Ws Siu YUE Colfax 2315 i ~ie | Aa . 1 Weg a 7 ‘ g iF . —_ te A s J. JARZEMSKY. Realtor “néctric fixtures, linen shades d ac y ae FR AME ¢ FIPAGE - d AMA. 61345 Cotta e vem aa. : Contains charming entrane hall with beautiful stairca ¢, @ large handsome living Wt 10% “a Lows. _..___ ‘Tyler 480, (c)|1¢ vou want the most moderne ecm: | 6646 Ruskin av: Bb reame’ beth and ~ 8300. cae oath ROOMS — $4200. treet | bath and “electric ane: 5. som frame. a | room with log-burning fireplace and French doors leading to large tiled veranda, an attrac- Ht] HOWARD, 1317—Briek cotare 3 rooms; ang wel i built bungalows for the money. d~ SOx oo e a. $5000. water heater made: termes to ew — “2044 ‘Cherokee "Wie pice '’ fea i ty water, gas. electric: adults ate a ese. easy terme. v7 mS A bee ‘% , —_ 500 ~ vat BOOMS -—OLSee. 9 Gar. ctor 2 tive dining room, butler’s pantry and kitchen. Second floor contains 5 master bedrooms | LEXINGTON, 4163—3 rooms, bath. base. | PUESER R. EB. CO., 206 Title Guar. Bide, |4.H. GUNDLACH & CvU., 3215 N. Broadway Fit — NEW 4 ‘ ae: tasmen A= Sunday | “| NEW BI NGALOW—i064 ARLINGTON $1000 CASH_—3 ROO MB—$4200. ALABAMA, 6437—~5-r00m brick cotta tage. . ‘ . P ; : , 7™ . . nent Tr vr 2 . j with large closets, 2 baths with finest plumbing. Billiard room, maid’s room and bath mm 4028 Beacon: 6 rooms. bath: HILME R. DU TON: ote me. 2! modern conveniences; make 5440 Gilmore: large 50 tt. ot; toflet, furnace, bath, stree ets made; price $62 terme , : ie JOS, BOEHM,. Rea tor, Olive 9637. loor. Garage for 2 cars. __JOS, Olive ‘ o a Goat CoP iGk hie KOssoTm oii ; |, 10M ELL, 8818—4-room stucco bungalow & K E H LEN BRIN CK Four-room frame, bath. ‘tric, garage. | Sy $600 C goes — see 3 ROOMS—$2600. ALASKA. Cash, : bungalow, | DIL pegs * t get bath. furnaer. clee- A er 00 ir BO aw a’ ’ fax 6 “eS furnace, garage ° cars says make ™ & INS AGENCY, —— SE en gp furnace. electric. gas: terr 500 CASH—3 ROOMS—$1900. WA TSON-O’ ROURKD PGS price $5800; terms ms KORTE REALTY AD pret CO., =~ 6042 Harney: ° . gcarege: including interest 4724 Ashland av.. 5-room —_— bath, 6224 &t. Louis, 5 cloxte brick n 608s Gareeche: toilet, electric: terme, Riverside $300 May be inspected today. LOWELL, 8896--0in badend> Iw : . | Olive a“ 6. 100 N Bth et Olive 1437 A . sivha, “ ——= ( ] len 72 Si ye . Sage ottage; $500 alance | N O1 th St. Louis Homes | BARGAINS FOR QUICK SALE Cc ASH NEW 7 . _™Move tn my . ~ 8 e! er tric, ft TnNace., , ”° c tile bath. furnace ectr ie earage : sma!) | { . Dalanc r em 4 ; Webster Groves Trust Company, Agent CD gmenmnn, . won. [SH waa, BAGH Gre, ne | Rimntedet at ek at | a BS at — ToT pane ce oller va! ndeli 7800 5427 Thrush: 5(eft. lot; modern; terms !¢. ¢ THE R. E. : ay 4-room brick ; ath eDW L . LA j ; Can he arranged ; “THE Hi iT 8 7 ’ -water heat ‘431 N. Grand $500 CASH—5 ROOMS—$4500. Riverside 2052. ¥ Celt Ores. av ide a 9 years o! J N AV ie 2646 Hodiamont: 50-ft. lot; garage, bath, ; s NEW FRAME BL GAL ‘ “lia , _ALLEMANTA 4700—Bungalow. frame: Jé tferson ve" ‘ i382? ORIO! electric. furnace } take Ch . ’ ‘ _ : erockee c ctri oca th i SEF THIS COZY HOME R500 CASH—4 ROOMS 63200. | One block’ east, Allemania and walk Fairground Park YOU. WILL LIKE It O461 Janet: 50 lectric, gas. 7 _ aR ee farigke ~ Cars - Ooms sun Dp irior. mir + , . a’ c S1000 c ARH4 ROOM -—$5 200. ti. A 45xx-——C ottage 4 rooma bath ee. se AL hest t st OO ai? Lucille: modern: terme va ar +: HO-foot Jet 8! 000. Grand 3°0 ; ; 7 POO! 4 2736 BURD AV.—8$5200 465 8 Sac amet Goth teen _ —_ z ‘8. 3964-—5 roonrs. bath: earage, fur- . } . ee 7 : ' ‘ » strict- . We s Ca rath, , ae ev cn) r r ‘ ; ; (room ; Oto Sa mento , ma new Da nt $5 700: ter ? f @iarve. evel: 1 rese- | Sengeio 4 hod lv n ern See Ant hony- “Sah mitt R. a es ! r oh har Iwood floors Pa piney pot SOXT : atti oro +. - Sroee c ASH—N whe § | ROOMA— $4: 250. Pr \TE a 3843 “48a 7. me are . A . : b ] , At ) ' 2 y P sis . ' 7 . ‘ 4 : . . . —~ P . ar : ; o “ergzusot ng Se i a Fe Se as . Mitectieen w “60 N Sarah st.. 4-room frame. bath, JOHN 2. ‘BL AKE & BRO.. 815 Chestnut. H034 Thekla: modern, terms ame wd neeswoes Pris’ a Fee GG arti } Liven | . 2356 Sy ing , £2 « . electri: BU NGALOW—VACANT KR. KOERT. Union and St. Louis te O17 Tennessee — : d . ~ fe ; ae ; : . Liv , : } ‘ss ] iat . , th “ 4 , on P me i i se 3 . ‘ : . r : “7 ‘ ve 4 ‘ . tit hy] v] Hy rT inspect } Exnglish-4 f LOUN' io19- ; punge nur ’ "} N O18 Chonts hes : ud o-room brick. bath 0233 Emerson av.; 5, with 6-room eff See salesmen at branch office end erside 1099M i TR t} } ~ aan iar . } ‘a would b , have vou STV % wat) li igiish-desig ned nomen i ® ‘ i i mi J Aa ‘ thant ca lectri . . . ; hath hardwood floors Bellefontaine car loop North Sunda; RATES 42°6 4 ; . nished Im piel reusona - +h sites date —_ i o enc; . bath, Aare aye. é , “~ ‘room f e made and no ohblicat: | m tat we have oOmipiete This home ts f: ty by E — ‘hnoldt & | nett iw tow? madiaie nasnessiar By Mang lly - os ’ _ a et 4 “aa frame lation | furnac rage Del or inepection. |further information. Oven 10 to 7 ' heat; lot 435x244: aide drive aoe Ow le there Two new room and bath bungalows | frame: } . ; ‘ | 4 J ra e ; ii if ‘ ii i i : 7h bd ° i wD ~ "a > i ML. YI ri r ici sr ze i ” —— = - (J 1? i i ‘ ; s i . PT } } f 1 thfnk the prettiest VY : > rat f 4° 5 OFALLON PARK COTrT AGE ; Suh 7 r JOHN 5&5. LAKE & BRO Blo Chestnut. Db btt- TE OLS Sas. @ectri« inside stair- cer Sa rage we atti. 5000. Pra 3 aot. 2 ~ ; ™) 2. . ‘ hail ‘ . . s : 2 daded id . ‘ dil ‘ OK P gr — eo , he } ry ae a WY a on >a" TD oe ee Pe «rT ’ tench np = ’ " : ia) | . ~* ow . unehn ci a lii af} | This home wi!l be open Tor tnepection from 9% to 9 every dav unti] sold. eo iy CSTON =| roums: nveniatl = ae ' oe § + Po ick at I1T.MER DUTTON F & KEHELENBRIN > HI ‘NGALOWS. $500 DOWN : . eon na — ; _ ment easy terms TRIP Pp 4455 Gravele | ~ 2 soon sis « Mi ‘in e712 _N. 14th _ st _ ; n St. Engelbert parish, on Sexauer av.; |! orch. __Box ont - Dispate Kiverside 4738 “See Me gro) you can't come to see it today, come some day or evening during the week rg furna a ner ghov ae = ] ful N h] 1 Pl 8 , . > y ) {¢ $ ROOMS, “FURNACE—P “ E $4800 AISCHULTE R. FE. CO. 2407 3 ay | Bes mtr or Aingenighnwey: Rew wi 596 Jeauti u ortniane ace BLOW. 5430 —New 4- ‘room frame hungn for your \\ | LE OR 1) } : JOY | hone \\ eh. ] 4 H466 We llsimmar ; wrarac: reetitie | HOME BARG AEN Northwest SCH in 1: > . . { 4023 f} roome tile bath hardwood floors Bf 5 pay aA Sees ezain: arma: x | by Soro aN ry : Th) | Es | house alupe worth rice: BS) ts rin ei ; - PT. - 9118 Bungalow - . omnia : . . throughout ~arawe tre large for present 6046 , lll SEE | Phone slow, 6 lectric, furnace; garage . : | SA ay J}. MeCAWLEY RCO | e) eb Sie 2 CK ow Cheatnut r o ‘> . ; Bia . aay . ' ' ’ ‘ rLn. furnace wi! excnangre AQ] i}! is , ; ° ‘ A —_ ‘ | BONTTA, ~ | WENZLICK, 101 —_— 14. wr . sacrifice for $48 ingle f - bargain ‘orest 4310 “ ~ , Tes . » $4 | Main 2814. 615 Chestnut at retty 4 oe Would you like to Inanect : age q | : . . ; moGern. S-room bunga low? Owner: oe i. ‘FER H 5 VE WELLSTO: _BARG ALN : HARTW1G-DISCHINGER. 3022 N. Gr | | a *y so cana aa Se en aia aad caideesliatee aaliei , 4 q - 7 ‘ . . 7 oS , : . - ae . ~~ -- = =—* . . ' - . ome ‘ -_ . L — , a9 7; 1) : . rr * , . ' e. rs) )6CHAFFER HOME 35! bath, onl ait ABNER, 3417—4-room frame: good condi- | take 2d deed of trust | | BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW _ |BtUx« 1d Osceola, Cr Panter gas foes y Sig ‘Y? Tr ’ GD Cf (>) mont! Lu icK sale in tiod 1} ‘ ot ode tiv two-car garage ‘ : he you we ars are a , and ceola c a ” WEBSTER 40 SUMMIT A\ ’ e Pigaegaeelll Fan tnongy pet gtr Gyn, TI B. ELMORE & HILL. Mi 7 : EL R. FE. CO. 401: ton av. (¢} | 5251 Reise AY. ony | SUNGALOWE A euber, 443 8 _Neuphe.. ’ ’ cy ' . : - - ~ : — : . : . : . - - ’ ad a | (Vu wT; } x R Gs . “ / : ; ; a . yi + {J “4 , ; ” : ” , e: iP -”* GROVES | All “Chaffee Homes” are unusually at ition; garage. rol | and stable { a Xe 1121 ¢_Guaral ; a (U1 Saas om bi 4 — | 7 sALOW kxins. Main 4012. HRUSKA i ryur> ‘ro ry? . j i ‘rarefully built. ii teal : i (Iii rei Nadir LerTy MT) ATs: OT . _ ott: SON mk ag 7 bas ~~ : -- rie. tt o! ce ™ re ee 5 = a ; | ; Ary } ; ot 89x1% 75 fay blo Ke | av \ SALOW Modern. rr Peeuis hardwo | —_ Marr? in > co} ah Ld1ntch Colonia! ic z | vi i a V furnace: TATHREre ‘ $s } . AST 4 i : hbia yi } oY , : : 7 io \ ‘ 1. or ay mn : oor? hot- Water h \ ° VA Lt? ’ ‘ - mivey (he tern i A Nat ral Bri ‘oe r . . 4 7 t i? ; ® eat xarage. an ’ > : "3 eal ' , , ma j Ma *etriiut - = #aia ave , Fite ‘ ae : . : ~ J j >! (‘CO hom ‘go a TAT AS a 1841 W MOL ND ITs TRUST CO., Agent. r West Sew. yon u | ~- 20% _M-331, Pont-Dis. . ; . arse. wel-arrange i moms, l-car garage. apes sg ag : Teme wee eis pea ae 4 Twow N ; - ne —--— . eke Goan th Tore t 1Q00 Tnion and St. Justia. “RA .« SEB Ag | AN. Realtor nie NG. ‘Tt. OW’ fart ey ful, near “Gravoi » an 28 Algonquin L: tly -05' 9 and terms as low 3 throug fuat completed: 6 fr og ae es i. | OE, | ee. Sr seen’ egy Be a gallon BO DAs ‘DY BUNG ALOW—ONL. ¥ $5500 , artford ii Grand S114.) Hates; 6 rooms, hardwood floora: tile 10 rooms $50.000 rig ; and $45 per month can é re gine wee ed | a “spear rion I expt ° > ‘ i bath fur nace, big bargain at $7500 Rex BD Joy Av., 10 rooms... $40,000 ||| |T@EZCd. Open tofay, Sans Cleese. waraae: nick tot. bans | REice _ Olive _B5i int geee? eammesy’ Gea Se valle, 6 rooms and bath, furnace, 2-car| Heautiftul Bunecalow | K-190-"Poecinenercn 16 A! ayy Quin y . j he To, : ‘ ‘ \ ES : Rt ST ( O Agr (c7) ‘ ew . " ne a P . NEW i NG iL Ow _ ; M . a 1016 n, anteau ai * a . s ed os t gag r . rong ALLOW * . gt @Uil) i. , ae ome eT ig : , . . ; odd : : wT hal . » ethet.. Bat gi : cia. cae ~* sani wily oe : ’ - hore, just east of Kingshighway, 4 en Lager roonte. Southampton $35.900 657 AMELIA AY. c “mo Be P FOR beat} he eis - ihiais rege 4 t-te il »N, O47 room cottage 6 ail a a4 cite 9: Snalri : cousisting of 7 roome “treet and ailey made nardweed fluoore ne county home in Web VUur jist DI isy ternis es tris hades. ne os :, ! ‘al G20) For. ATOR ; Sauk mie MA orm te | 28 Cl es » be} rater heat lot 306x140 the § Dath lot 40x131; will trade for P roo! $30.000 KR rooms and aun par 400HIN H. "ABBOT rT. p ARP 709 Chestnut. = wey cm an FE ema : . Ta =Aw eps . - 5.6 ICKMAAN ‘ “* . nogt - Ad n0045 iouble i-room flat rH - " / i ce pen for j : n : 508 6—— Modern make tern Forest 9006 . ox K-144. PD Cu * Cy Roc ” f Big , *"- modern in details Own: | ‘ a L, ‘UHS REALTY “beric ‘ick mante!. a cozy hom: price _ Ol FER W ANTRD. sant , + BUNGALOW—Lovely }-room just being ; p27 HOO v ] make easy ternia * you WAN REAT HOME y ) ~" (iy oO” ’ , a %. ry; la nos ; hw : “f , J . Pn fon “v4 geroe ; \] { | i RN R |” NG Al, ow ~ ) competed *é '" to Move in SOON . firet : ” eee Sale wedi: sre - of ita “Ht in St. Lowle, Price SINGER-KLEIN REALTY CO SEE THIS. roDAy 328 POPE—OVEN TODAY! KORTH REALTY & LOAN GO a paths 7 tt: 5 rooms siooo, nd, Louis, Box K-26$ P .1 4 0 } 4 mou Ox y ; " —~ Q . a’ ~ | M01 Jefferson Fd room! ~~ 200 | Cus i ] Pe _ Ce ; #7 hed Lax k wo ; ; ‘ - ' Wk ‘ - 3. ” . r n hye } f rr ar, Fy ita "Tit } kK hy nea w ' , ‘iy 1 4 . j live ¢ ; n , rn an . . soy 4 r) lene *>4) : " . Aah and - s : ‘on si rns ; -’) ft) «2 +} Qf f\live 2 yw Clive 4 ae be ty oe ' Arg ‘ ia ' ’ : Aon ‘ 1 , a 2. - . Tec . av 256 ‘atta ' ’ ; : a 2 : 7 ; pa . ¥ “ S Gore A. ns 20 Oo 7 - + 2 wa, , . 1) ' . j ‘ ; vee ni ba iu y ree ‘ d As | ial a de a a mW 4. ( >} NG ALAOW } - “ ~ vies rm ¢ ‘s LB en ee n— New, in Kuese]! Park. 315 Selm: ' I 20,000 + HAVE YOU SEEN ‘assy term ERFEN,. Tith var. Bide a ao mew Tite oe. ae Sopa ar aie te 555 Cl n, 1 Block st of Unior Bete ‘ ath, r ax 10-Ofat; 4 rooms and sun room: a iin A Tha Vi i, o — ati : owner i! show; easy erimnes , O ' gars : Y Tocan | Modern: ¢treetsa and $8 S. Rock Hi Ra ‘>, f “Ss those beautiful : om) () “TF ‘ WZ} ‘- : ; y wom Lock 0 Aki ! - , ; ' _-~) or - uded sy 400 $10: Ne I perevementa in 4, . nn Siti - ii ' " . P nie h ’ 4 44 si ‘ iif? ‘ 7 . *), . ‘ eT): i . h 7 rps 4 ’ : i ’ 7 ; b = . ; ‘ balance ener reons S19 5 = ars: ick : HM "ATS ’ : i a : 9499 SW T'’ninr — " tiie SiO Ls “a - P wry : : as Pi 41° ‘eye k ie ree | | Ayo" sappington (Collins) o-ROI OM BUNGAL revrh Ga UL N RTM sik, COTTA E. C. VOSS, 232 = Ta * . vA big 2 AN teioy owne! - $2000 ate GALOW S—-Apartments, flats aso . neg ee, : alance $50 ner month. 8618 Gootfellov BURGEN, | $143—Fraim Lo See Av.. ® roorna.$16.000 meng +y ‘ oe -92° Chaat : uw every modern bath fur., electri 1} re A P - 2” hlack orth of Florissant a‘ Owner oni Fr. w i LAN | ter a, « “4 6 fe Wf "i AY : = , ms $15.>00) ne THEO R APP EL Reaite r. 1 he C lestnut tT eq ne ; ‘ Hal a * v.e! ay} oT ; ME oo eR mrt IEN R E 4] Ty 5SSA4 ° «4 > : ingsh) ghv ‘ ¥ 6 — ; : a en . . . ’ a KKAI co., 5457 (sravols ~ © ; i | "iD io “Pus . - ‘* — + we ‘ . . e "“* tthe oa = os : ae eh r) ’ rie ve rites ’ , ' ’ * Zo b re $135 000 __or 48 WwW ckwood. Webete ' im the each o on qj Flias a: barrain » $2500. Sin whew ne, bat th. f arn a ae. - it . ~~ — CALIFORNIA 3939— Bargain, $0900 | ; temidenees rAnn ron 4 iis ’ ——e z nm nail wi pany oe - 3 [7 NG, AT, OWS FOR SALE : bungalow. l-story brick of 4 room«. tile dant iv... 7 rooms is 4 Li te ric - 4 tn Ps t’ ? os4th -)-TOOMN ‘ - 74 . ' ‘ DRILILIANT I ) or ; >) ‘ bath: hardwood fi sore. furnace heat: keys Sas + ame 8h see Hi mrcape “Residences. 5 't Fi gp gy 7 +t Bidoy Av. 7 rooms. + -.814.500 ll ETT AGTONE RUNG ALOW [#04207 2500, etm il 5s 'Walbnidie ‘pL: ‘bate furnace, elee: | COTE, BRILIANTS. RIG appanage are Sous Ponetans ak” tore et ee : | . : | , : 31 ; av ind _ lid : beautiful new 5-rootro REMSHECHER R 1519—Tiew! de ne brick, { fr . 36H Frame, MORRIS AACH owner. (). cKW i : ’ i ari + wy ~ . ’ At RAY Newnp rt “ ith a reo ms. ipa 7 ‘ 3 ‘ ‘ . * " “7 { €” 4 Core eR. a | NTE. ~—_—_ rooms, bath: ya “. ps ; “us ee - a ta / yin ri ‘ 0 ie ' wie r bungalows trictly modern: a : ca ney é gas, electric; garnce:; lot 30x160: open. gato ptryesincdan . —. CAROLINE aett 5: ottage hes hot water heat hor 5Ox1 90 is Wwortn wil ’ ‘ : . y . + R 00M a Be A iw “¥ an * ‘ i 7 j and en 1F of! fa wri! GES . 4 . oa ‘ , o { om, i be . ~~ at sae call + onre ' "ne Hike Sr ae ; ‘ 4 ‘ me. 4 . Oli 834°. ‘ e. , } oe "ONT onable ¢: \Paymen’ bala e like ; ; . KAMP, 105 th st . Maigar« 7 eiit-in batihee Se: ‘at once. SYLVESTER LEWIS oe in PORTE REALTY co. "Colfax 4 you taking a ride to se anid t in sh 01 ‘ ie ‘ oO. ‘ ath ' ’ —e ayo . ‘ i MORTO Re i , ray eaen. . 1 Ys bea COT TAG E—3-room frame: large yard. In hardwood floor Chee Peet fi = Peay . vat Prides Cn'fax 8 4%T (MQ 4450. , Greater St. Louis Realty: 1403 Marviand, cor. Dale sat pelt av.: bati tric, | __cuire 2100 Alice av furnace heat, matt brick. rock foundation, } | | CHARITON, 2807——Cottage, @ roolba, Webster 22! arket car looy — at Dah ir., eeetri COTTAGE—A dandy hnocert rooms | st tee” weg op egy we Pho ‘ ' ' > Ts . ; fraine, modern bath: garace. Call 5218 Beacon shades, 2-car frame garage: built about 8 CASH BARGAIN CONNECTICUT. 4821—d-ro0m _ collage, and and ~ ae 21653 ungal : brick ‘at , > gp hdl. INV a5). a Tr, nine « ash | needed in br isiness we wit!) | bath. e ais ag tne vpen 1-3 4 Call rooms. $11. o~ - kk — VIR 4 7 ANT "h, » A Th) ~j renr v.: batl furnace. electri -ESCH. ; yer ne ot 0) ( ya 1 OGG dnd? od o \ VEAP GE! y 'e iY ~ ) 44 I a , . aoe - , ri 4 rooms: a n raregce 45 ~ Senet — ” thie 5, acrifice ‘ these 5-ro efficiency Rivers'e 51: . $11.000 | \W , > TR ss Page i aa DAVISON, 3 ver, sant ——— HCE rick | ngalows. —— _ COTTAGE H—; slseo & res ne’ §4800- © Stel I RJ E. $65 O09 03540 Neos} tile ith. furnace Nes est imp Tre! rms aor payment Cunnie ooms. bath ric, | AT COST uthiy pay vente. 516 Viet mB aye , 2 ** - ™ ate 4 elate i: 4 ; 2 af oa . “ ‘ > i { Fae | Me ie Ty ae rete ; gs i if 13 nm» é cy oe sia . ” ; } a ; . .* 4 | ' ' ‘yt |} Sen mt i fa * > ’ uUrnhace on — $4 an Grand 57 6. (c) 9 Selma Av. 7 rooms... $105u0 {M}| large receptionehal!. living room. dining ‘vbere 1 ‘100 ) ee a mt . ANDY BRICK B NGALOW A COZY COTTAGE RG 5524 Motagieh]: S-room brick Ml Bacon As \ iinet. €10.9000 it root antrs citcher on fire i ' o ——= AHL: Bea t . tile bat het | kil uM! th Peon ' | UY » Asniar ul Pret ts ome ae 4] Louis brie! + room : . cay ED. E L\RTWRIGH j : : gio ' a Q p00 "TU ns an f i ane tile a 1, Bieep 7: oa heat ‘ tric ‘ aon as ' P tag Oi ‘ i , ’ at ‘ern and : rtion hal! bath U rani 9570 Riverside 4 =Sits. pore ‘cond floor: la! O53 ronie tile bat furnace, e] peneye aha wot RULES nace, nice ilaundry eorner | 4% See only 23800: L-story ity? 9,500 ; , tri ma : c S006 North ainvinet 2 LOOTH COllLage S000 none — ee fine vard heautiful ’ j& roots third f) ardwood floor lot r; i ' ; electric ' . , a a wENZLICK 1010 Ches MI car A real bargain at! . ki EMSBYS > HE R HK "CO. hideey 247. "i ; } hurner nsiantaneou- «& i ; > | ‘ ih tr) } ¢ rea! barrcain TC) yy . a he te ORL): 4 x i? ‘ : ae _ fre me £urag (PPmemineg ‘ ©2001) ° ' “4 ° aed . $+. wo , vr tT al , i i " tri¢ Py } “ le: , . Petes ir ¥ ’ et . Au ' kK ‘ 43606 N —Cottag Bunk . SION. F ASTON TRI ST (€.. , Z €aiege and chicken she 30 - n.008 wen Sage nell» Ceaggge egal | neg —STORES— 405 B +e ae brick: bath, furnace, electric: Jot ox | good ¢ ati a a zs ‘avton Ay. at Union Bl Forest 765, | f00t lot: price $3000; woh gmt | oe. sormen, ¢ ' + ‘4! SS f: - ‘ rr) G ' ul eur re i atree ra ue Dargain ‘Pri altura Br — . a . ‘ See owner SOU ‘iruce: for 9 000 ( sell this pe! = LATS—« rage. EC VOSS 2272 \ t'nion ee " KORTE ished 3S IMIS s09 THREE PRETTY BUNGALOWS HOHENN PE! N RR. CO., 64638 Michigan R750 rea sone 3 figure ae | af } Gz a" at! I tmic;: going at oe rIN 5 2522 a — +. 1436 Oo N. Sth « ive - 487 Margaretta " rooms DAHLIA 47 64 ryote “het- Water hea ee P A y 3.3: : ; FARLI} hai une a! ’ g Were GENEVIEVE AV.—4 ROOMS. ’ marlor. double rarage bath. aor ou made, @arage: lot O7x123 air awn Ay. ON s .s ‘ Av. &8 rooms fi F acMmMmiesior + ‘ pte MISSISSIPPI VA ny TRUS COMPANY PAragt Close } aire roulrtds, “Mevant bu low of 4 roorme tile hath eniels emia enamba On!» +7 oe Sem and so sto | . ee gan ‘ r Farane K. 1010 Chestnut ‘- irnace, electric; *j only $5000. eass * enall Lindel? 509! WATSOS-O' ROL KKE REALTY co = eR . aa oe ew 249 _ ‘ ri - thy ee. ‘ ww s4a1L rie ai \ a it : _ J , 20 = ||| FOR THEMSELVES IF |) 523 | ive: | GARFIELD, 5865—4-ropm~Trame tate: | U2" comuwers m & Co, 11b NM Ser | ORL ae anes oe ee a | i 4 ee a ee i} "Lr , 0 + > arn fy 7 3! lad , srt by: fs race sles od " 7 x | purchaser can 7. ernrnedis : = : . 7 ~ c=. ul -roerTr ue ' . ' i a5 , | > jungs | i'w ~* ToOme. wed- 25 I , ' ‘pr . -_OF Hodiamol 3 r lectri chaser can , 4925 THEKLA AV.—NEW = Bosr >I.” ne di vir + , ; _ én . aes ’ %, ae a ap al _ : a. ’ aru hard wo) floors tile ar ; Ly ey : ab NW: ioe) ; ° " . : fr N Dk. 7 EY Yen =| \ EBS TER, AR K () 52 F N | ion matt ’ ot ae satan . »¥ 4 ‘ . “ — se reutiona uy * Bs —_ .. ~~ rit . ' ria ; : ‘ -" + : rood : ss . mg Rag gy EO 500 , Y t> , he TSAKOWSKI REALTY CoO F CORNWELL RK. _E decorationa t! FOSKIN-3 PEC KING-GABBE or i Healtors. f ‘gen TR RAA in 23640 rooms Ja kee n Re roome . i Sumn it AY , ' 2a :] yy nh To aieer é 7 SOW a To m owen. pegs) } . ? ’ il ii ‘CLI ‘ : - AY nec and ecreened in —— po f ~ OR PAY FOR ONE OF OURS ripicee as te ms ] Ra at oreast x 5] ~ AU i. DE RS" BU NG at AW 5 ARG, AEN. . le - ana raurage fy , and 14 1° é ia17 7 a Grand 3 Bineit ar ee Oe en dee . y : O734 Garfield: bat amace, el | GENEVIEVE, 4797-6 LOVELY ROOMS: Enelic ) ie nable for qnick sale Call Lindel! 50f EWEY. 5213—droqm treme "tel aie 7.000 |_i|||| grounds among fine shade trees 7 WE WILL BUILD _ED . KUHS KEALTY C “ ENPNTEYD $4500. BELI IS. OLIVE. 378. tatunea tram: renal beautiful KARM & GAFFNEY. Realtors. 142%) bareain: $3200 - a! rubs and flowers Uwner i¢a - ol N. Grand 29 ‘oad way. rrr 4 nt “ > > r Y . nodern reeir a idin. AG PS Sy rien ‘ [a : . 7 4p ' 5.500 Ft tt ata liad Biv atrentiy SOS. HOFFMAN REALTY CO, |||! ht: adminsian by ent ae ‘ILMORE 5468..Rumesiow: 6 roam c CTE VELL BUILT eauties—Kasv Terins seerersiuice i ei igi || Oo “CONTRACTORS & BULLDERS” LW. J. WILLMANN, Reali ‘tile be bu brew! room, book Kate + 43 pe NGALOWS wake: *, $4990 vet *- Riverude ithe. sinat es aor aS 219° — pena _ 7 “ — wail ~ ; ion , 24-2 Kf 4\ rw 07,99 * _—— ~ 6 e750) | Wellston — yo mt) 5 a 319% _ UV ERVIEW DRIVE HOME Beers. clothes nut wom TB gay age 4721-09-13 MARGARETTA AV. “, DRE: DEN. aiet ieee ai . J feo. 4 mon . — ” P , x: - - fener oe i ; ieetines Til, mg 3 a “we os ‘ric oe tet or sory aa — pores pI cr ' rT? a . a j a “ j ss im | 1." ue an a revere 2 | | ’ mn - | ‘ ‘ . rr ; : " ry , Pr. “. riety AN REALTY co., eabt Gravols » B00 | CHATEH 75 6436 ap te ‘ lock orth | | — ie : . . rhs N ail Mi scott. i | 200 ‘ ner vu , rarnge hardy a as re ' ha , te vw DRE ter? 5125-—Frame » benaslow. five Bano {\|,| cottage; bath, furnace; 2 bi eet ee HH. Lepeel 1908. Sungai ——- | fine ric fixtures. fine phauee, eomm ain eaten « SCHMITT, ty ag ome - ie # ] r eg I | ! oe ~ Grand oe EM. a n ae we rtatior Y ank Ff Colfax 33% STE SSE, REALTY CO. "3548 8 _B. Grand, ».500 : 4 aceutty “Cabs ny 9448M Central : 5-ROOM COTTAGE. s62450 : STRODT: XN TR . iTMAN R : : larg - c porch # rick , nt kK n 4 41 aa ame bungalow: 6 roorns | 5 500 ; at ee —_—— > ye 7 . “ +45 et : ; plendid conditior Bir on: a’ ’ tf ’ i 15@ be " + a = oR moiern. double earege : 0 | _ aw ae ren av. 4& rooms, 40-foot 5-ROOM BRICK—8$4°00 a. | | o | c : itis : i $e at bine unde mont nan —t TEN COTTAGES ALL TU ae $1000 ithe A . mutes 5.000 | : balance m PN1T Sheri 2.story. ls SIRMET. R te fe ameee ee SLEN (o——4 rooms si ee Foe Sgt lot treets and al $500 CASH AND UT ELENORE., 5414—Cottage, ; +-room f frame. 5H .000 | ms ae” F + one gy ‘s 359: ov _ oo paceman he. CO, 2015 Eeeton 3 . lot ol condition 27: t ace . i ae con nome bare _furnece, bath. (triple garage. beautiful ston. h: t retty ' 0 TT. AG i HE: AP ' ru Tf } 4 . . ‘9 Fi rissa nt / ne} ’ , : ' : = $3000 ee aed yeaoquna™se Se 5 . . = on — r "ATSON + HOt ’ erry RA ALAS BAR 0n, Mo., on the Chambers ue ut lots as low as $5 00 down So OO per month. d Parochia l;-churehes, Cath- bloe k. Go out today or write a p 5 500) nO. RE AL TY CO. Agts. h : at Stnut Sts. iS, MISSOURI ———— 4500 | ao reome 4 1 ene ' pri | . Unica 9 ] ——_— —- -— fixtures irnac > age for ” ety uy ' : ‘ : Pe Ba Bs ‘ K Webster Gro Pr ; r : E a A ; - — water . toy LA ! a. ada as) . ri | ; f h ’ *c- : pate at ic’) a > > o- 7. +. a. P . da 77 “ CON re . " Ko ae : Ri Serene a 4 310 vols, ves 4°50 c ey G — Aedinagagorin.: ool ant nient | eaten me mac ‘R | oar warage: this place te in fret cine aon. 4 .* € : ~ - , > ~ . . ‘ cotts re. , a } wut Tor . ’ »t) ‘ ‘ arn yi. aT ’ tf . 3 . * . wa bbu : ’ ‘ . : atu A. : ’ af . . . ; j ; . ; : ; : ooo mae. cerner Bombe 8 EBSTER G RO\ ES bid ; } 4 poo my e2400- «5 rash onth and interest: good ¢- street mac side drive: 8500 down. balance like rent: | beep saara le lot } ' i! argain 25 mt" 2h ‘ KIN: mt aed an. BB wine ! ren 3800 oe i nie Tat an woitnee ME TR'PP. 4455 + Colonial: ‘4 . if ve 7 isin seat ce water. adie) an por = 1 hierk nerth Brendway ear loon. walk »* boo re : iA . u ' = site tant Te Bed on tT i ; ive ; UST CO A gent. i eee . “$200 ye ee See , ‘abany 2509 half block east gn Deddridge. Salesman Ti? ss Roeetenie ter hep! , . bath: 4 tric marae 3800 | FLAD 4015- —peney 7 poem ‘bunealow pi ie — ane oe nner CCO bungalow lot sl : ee. on premises. . f ears £2500 ity hes Cash {fer, mete! ai *——— — — 7 of Hayy y Hg ems — er es pe — EDW. L. Kt o an TY CO. Pa pegs Cita ah double 7 Ce pesca: "es nace 3500 | an: open a. tern ‘A sf & e4 3 ‘ room. besement fur. . ABBOTT. pe ® 4 } electric ‘and basement, $3400; | GE ale ee nem ~— £400 CASH + ‘55 ren ee. 6 Retains: cae Git tee J. CORNWELL R. FE 7 caf 50-feot jot .. S800 094 Tee ae pies : iach age | PRETTY BRICK BUNGALOWS. Jon roa Ore ace eel only , ¥ T LTY screened pore a = hath, elects barrgait . 1 ¥ t ae og ASY TERMS ry ; ; ad Try ~~ er 7a = & 4 ATTEROTT REA ~— - os 2 on > —_ —s . th oo * ee i = =. rNe STON 58 ~ -_New . rots Lise | Fr. ‘ ’ : " ant ar , b iE 6 SZKA Easton. = BUN! sALAIM “Ni ." ‘ . a> 4 ec PUL SREAN rocm@ms. i. Sappington rd ‘a modern house’ open. Tieors, built-in bath od ata - - , riktures handeome- Office open Sundays. ee Apply 38 Greenira p! a th ; Calvary . h } r t ent ) a. = . 6214—¢ reet front of ice: >| ville SP : ——. } and /$ Ny > | ters 4d spoutines COppe r screens, Nnot- 4746 Thrush, © rooms, Death, Desem ’ Pe on STO 4 t BU N¢ tAl, ‘ Ww nape lee Al bome, reodern j } ntior (ovwther * wa'er a\. " ; urna pole ™ ‘ 4 THE port on or TE GE oTHOFE -. reoms;: Oy > aan condition ’ ings. Farace PS fe! 4529 Claxton: 4 omg ane tion hall. -= ) seteael a 2952. | Deimar soi lt 4 errs i h “basement, furnace 5OHO0 ’ . = ae = ner —. O.. ! ; ‘ottage, frame, 1 beth. “Desement, ‘ B | ; LILBURS, 4902-—Co a. £034 Union: 4 rooms, bath, basement: Sem I- Du nga ow 6228A Kaste fe ntave. & a ar we Office ‘open. u ————— *, : UNGAL ; a |? , a Mimi i os Bs. a hath e} >. tric, locke , eves | story. 4 rooms ar 37% {t.\ furnace: double garage, $6000 } : Ay, ti a. ~~ z ' b= ; , ; : : rooms. mocern it built. hardwoo DS eet as Bon : ath electric: lot 252177. CBMs" ER. Fiortesant end Union Colfay om on , aii i L yf 1 awe f } ¢ oR (pen “oar \caye# anc evenings : od rn effers and eee what ts on the mar- Sy? gg " a ppesite Genera) Motors. oe construction the best and fas 3942 : * ; OO : t jek ae rt ' 7 ; : ' r t unity | NORTHL AND, 4766-——4-room bri 7 ~5.ROOM BUNGALOW et ewe ee tre! without cor | Met. ' 129 Selma «v.: ere Rie} - | Aue ® Rend ma Oc : mil $3100; $000 home, with be aut ul acl mgt High ands Cok | attic: gas, electric; only Bm wr « ees hard T.room wee ; REALTY Co Seen ““cop-| heat, on very reasonabl ington rd. op- , | HOME—A new modern 6- room home, con-| heat, , Club: a pick- a | Up eee —4 ~My venient ‘os stores. school, churches and } NEW BU NGAL ows. Care: price $6800; terms. slesinaes leanne 170 ‘ ‘is for inspection on Tux OMROY INV, CO.._ 6321 Easton. £688) | > CO Realtors ' ' ; or j j : we 0 n . ate Rin : ‘- etriat «i Mek Mili rd high-c] §-reom mode Be Bi. 2 # blecks weet of Big | HO ‘SE—7. roon! i frame Wellston distri ‘So 2s — BOR Che 3 } yee . d ful” Ra. tT"? uty are ner nder. { ner c ‘abany ] 3. i) w “ sions ny) nenrnumeEE | eoxe ORD PL 8454. ange — “room 6 rooms > — 5 rooms and Mur- | HOU sE—4- room stucce: water, gas, elec- | brick bungalows, furnaces, bat ee ‘i te moder | & ar ge ’ te a: ay, eps haa. wae" ‘ollaae 3 oo es ras’ hot-water “tee DD ‘2-¢ me Mee the . Te pata roo: Drive | lot 24212 price $2800; terms wood floors, a ee ee oe eg tga bhi rw . mr , 7wW 3371] Easton. .vsd) nt on premisets Trom ugh carhe lett ‘ rent TOMRO) INV. CO.. ¢ nn ase a owner ™ eo c rot i a Che " : ge “ : m wag RPEL. Renitne moe “hestnut, iz CESCHEN. 6417—3 4 and 6 rvom hovses; . e ea AST-BESON, INC. > bt : ‘ “ 62) “S: yy BUX R E.. 3548 8. Urand. JOHN S&S. BLAKE & BRU. S10 Chestuut £-v. Oli: « 9347. P oOo Cf ga ~ —_ - P _ ® : ” N. ~oe ane . baths earns i” leck Wii or } Lockwood, Webster ; electricity re JAS . “Jui id | pas rit; ‘,ual Bde. furnace ac reece] acunire? wi front 1 Bloek W gat v nion Bor ev vet Re Se HE. condition; owt Built-in features: tile bath: set-¢o tub i mee lot. either 60 or 31 341 ~ . " ‘ gra age first- ‘SAB ’ af) 1 of) »* "8 be rea. bung a uw es Y er tage furnace <* per acreenia bert . x e za On frown 1o * ™ | p tr : “—— 1 $125 N. Taplor Eaey terme eM ‘Ww A. GANRE gent. 7 N. 7th. Reem a rr rT! ‘ —_aee o~ iB KETHOVE au. 4i1a2—< ‘ottage : 4-rvom , et CPN TEE 0 een REDO Oyen RE ay meet tm ore ona Tomeuietal vexditeee sa sendemtnaseeeee i le ee, eee Lyi ha Oe POD Day etd ete @ ty 4 4 } St RUMEN TIC Chg BE ET) i er

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AEP NTE EE OS RR NS RARE Toes ARS i apace Thy etn. ¥ *- oi SAEs * tee ‘ sl 4.) yric ? * coettiage > | JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 708 Chestnut. | ~ Ther: ; | jack; a snap st $4700./ ORE iLL. Main 1279 i) , T y ’ ! Ti ashe ae : 0-PAMIL NG, ‘SEE US 1121 Title y Bis Fas 7 KLAU BER- W ELZ > MARMA 4 .- = Py * >. or _ * Ci Uu! : aa rf Bah : . rh > 7 rms : . aio Chestnut On ? DEVONSHIRE. -ait- New c room . (ty A im ‘on : T BUNG ALOWS AND COTT AG x - . r Gt 9 at arate aay 9 — or ‘ \ | ) | A RE AL | BE Al TY | Sin3) PRISE E i. 4 yo’ , a oF “ = Ac | J —~e cooggee, rate: eat Ee pay CIZEK Re a $i REAL SOUTH SIDE BUY S ARY. 40: (98 cain fare — eat: fH iE RI INS. |) ‘BUNGALOW. 6116 S. GRAND}. 2644 Chemkee st. _ Victor 112 i LEX i. : pd bal h im@gtuire r (cP BS Patt gin te: Ms. Patapeaailh iF : ' epic one oe Mage ee Seek tiverside 2935 ; ; oi 4 Six rooms har iwood floors throughout next Goo FRAME COTTAGES BRICK COTTAGES be iO€Z> it roren, a Dan - next 4 — Sal ms ¢ P . 2 ‘ : . ° 3 * % ‘= re ot-water Neat. tie kitchen and | ede : 7 3 . . ¥ eo ee | * nsationa Lindenwood pl.: 3-roem frame °S16 Utah: 4 rooms; eteam heat: re “cE $$$ ___. With reniem mace o che tge giassec anc scree® bn “Se oee™ : a hehe @ : BL NGA! AW ne % ‘ le SSU00; $500 cash: workingmen 2300 poe te a _— _—_ ‘2 am arag' : mt re ——— come: ; a | Pec | , f Rees ee ; -as » , wre ‘ Bap ” ie a ™ he : : , ??) premises a : Hotice "4 Tleoen n - 5 cos antal &14 : ne chigan ypuy paid ‘ eaw f v Ca! OF west Phone Benton - Austria: 5 rooms, hot-water heat Sota ofte LL: SLU PI ER 1138 oa D4 rH 3.3 >? ae ye ee EO Mey fence ae K re 3 ro kee % “°° _&u ’ “FP? yn A Oe ee Every Majestic home, regardless of size PA he nk IT o is § , KINGSHIGHWAY. 5520 5 —Bengalow, al aoe Aer ae EER: ax He H I N I D | A ey U T stor “modern ‘brick 6 rooms tinest —— erected under ci renms architectural mime streat at T \ bath steam hea + | bu neering supervision. Each Majestic home is in ivid wally ie hot aan f : ! (1) REMSH EC R. OO. Sic 207. | . avetiends: : nt with street rn2ace BI st (F z iN! : q 4 + >] >. nea} om . Box G-316, Poset- Dis. c : ris 3 ~_ - — : . “DOVER ri _ OPPORTL NITY. SS Estimates and Prices Gratis tile bat ree reduced te cic =" Every Majestic home is a part of a Majestic community eos “he Ss) Rpee ged yr — +> “ lie , ihare Publi -AS DEITHE RE. & AGENCY. | homes in the community are Majestic homes I 4 ia . : : BARTH | & CO., Ine. | $640 Gravois a’ Riversid te 2952. || is no uncertainty of community development ~ acts “uae ca des Se et ne BATS HORT 6 ROTA Y Eien Ale ti ee ' - «se ‘ hoa % a he a Ra sy, > le amas 4 | VRAE 28204: ther city. he immediate sal>. ., BUILDERS—RE. STATE KNOX. 2842 (44 from Sout Standard is certain and fixed a Lt ®, FRAME Rt NGALOY RRICK BUNGALOWS etry pnenigaen 1 S——— UNA 10 5 WM. EF. “ RISBE RG. 204 S. Grand. | * ot av) jungalow. m t prick 1} pune . , APP h, 2 4 hat = BEST BUILT BUNGALOW. > j . 7 : _ en - nS ry 4 ores : ; YY ~ ’ na 7° s4% . a - . : . , ;' boo L a. “ , > . + ~ . , 5 rooms: garage . $l Ov ms and basement 4473-7 Itaska; 4 and 5-reom; new brick, POC IR “MAN AN’ s S ¢ ‘H ANC ED weexs , 6——4-1 me ot-ws a doen't fail te “ee them —. , ms, buiit-is urnace. 2 room Dat u : etre ner ho , you can buy a Majestic home ip a rick t. bath s¥ term (ra ATSON4) ROURKE RB. Co., i¢¢ , and wal gl con-| = tae aes — nent » hame . ‘ . . ; 5°15 Gravots av. _ Riverside 4510. | venien ath > ~ - ton AYs ND $719 New en nr se 2 cannot Dus l ‘ r home. There is a M ajestic way J 2 = “en , ir represemtative li en ihe Dbungalo : iv d floors ’ sonabi« : buy? ne wnHnicn . : purciase i a4 Boome almost Car eS EE toes Pas) _- “~ OE ee ST 4 iy 2 tem logy ne yeah a a dake ——— © ae a, a Majestic home just the same as you can oi anc 3 REALTE PIP me ERM 4 Sel les ney 8 iprarinrty y Res eh EIA neta sy PLT Salty BoE 9 . rat — , ‘ z s ims ™~™o ; Ti ryI1f | *, RE aT \s ~ = > > - 2? — . ~ — —— ; out of aii IIN¢ * sa as Ca p.lai. "4" Z eee sw py rs ao ’ , - Beautil : : LER . -~ | facets ee he ee ae A + ; . _ Di ra : . >I ide : ‘ > a o ” an bh, Ba Pe Or 2+") ; i " al . lg "> > . : - t oe 2 h -: At both. LA 3 Ange ara (al n 9nda : D iin the evening Ria FOR INSPECTION TODAY Riverside 431 | is Gr : 1 BOX , . mon k perch: full lensth of hoes oe ) tee rkkK KOOMS, MOD. ; ESMEN ON PREMISES OMEARA, 3819—4 rooms, bath. furn: : r. 31 and 9544. 5 . hardwno 39—6 SALESME. MISE: ms. furnace, = SS floots; grape arbor, fruit trees) 36 ich. oR: ONLY $6250 BELLIS, Olive 378. M ] t] H (~ Dp re ' VDENWOOD C€ CLASSY one. BUNGALOWS | HANDSOME 6-ROOM BUNGALOW : We E a a MEA ae Me Ee We line dove nor ba oe eee ee 2 )) ‘MARDELL, 7077 eter’ 24 APD aan ts “ aa gl al ‘ Sep elibaldiy, 407 det pee s ah vate me (rTay' = > ne rm wn ; a - DL : : S32-36-38-42 LOUGHBOROUGH | pat Se ee Soe MEARA. 3836— . mn be bs . on serms oe OF} ZO] . , 3 gly $935 Delmar Boulevard > & ‘ bn REA SON A om € _ | . PANDS BINGALOWS emtygigt —mscwmnenrlantegy * 3 sy . UTHE! . : F Beas > 5 : ae : figtures anc ahi Bein - 4924-49234-4936 NAGEL ~ 2 yi A . , [ (2a Lao = —_ B} — MILE , SUN r Or tik 2: Southwest iror ye aIT anc = EIrees —_ ‘ rt style 4+-room brick tik cy ats L322 are ae | hermeair . ha “Gran stor 17 is +o | - RA REL: ; r fers. 2 — — 7 nar G tloors. Cancy porches ~ furnace: tile bath. double garage: pric ‘B61 LAP . ETTE—SEE THIS. ee ee : a TE 4 —: a 1 : ae tee roe be Sarees : ~ WATSON As, O1. 378 Nea! r Grove Park: besutiru rooms, hardwe : male. RRS_SRRD ade 3 sting a icin anelien See gaa residential: if ‘want a teal home, bu oms on second. interior } refinisned, MURDOCK. 5448—NEW 4-ROOM BUNGA- "Om Dangalow: hot-water Meat. exc. '" side drive ttiest frames on uth es. Pricas $275 . $4000. $4500 SPARE 34. er a ——- ithis: 1 fer - tec0: ; ne mete as LOW: TRADE. BELLIS, OLIVE 73 ~ a [ns ae’ Se Cas +. oo . 4 > ee ee Lae ee ™ " ese | (fa Ulises one # . “ : 4 roots, © : 4 : ; +. BC. r nc any © oti CURD x Modern t- a * WRISRERG. 3204 S. Grane ~ on gage ehir ; mT : As Vv ddition inform n th m > hb : £6. WILMINGT of 9x135 it] 2 ® exc > tile bath, fu e. f price ——— eae bath. everything complete, . nN a inti wi Lal niol mat 1On 0 T le re hove trie ; nhac “ : “a pens . = ANN ag . ee — ; > t > ee Ore st . oe . ' : ' : 7 : $ . errs * > "6 St a ‘ .. — i i mF | . . . ~ —_ ? ° . a ee . . a0 s-t a . © ‘ — ; A se Saran : - . ™ ‘ 7 . ; . 5 : ‘fo : YT) 2 5 > phoni ng or calling at office. Open Sundav, 9 to 6 wr yment, balar rent. : ras SOUTH AMPTO: 8 Fe -R obm Midarn yuar. Bid fs SORTER RIES . | were, 4 rooms. \LOZZ1. 3149—5 roo: cent NSO" i MM 4 -~I\ KLAUBER-WELZ,. REALTORS ball. bath furns ectric: fine cond ¥ y Tse A Ad ¥ . Re _~ i . . " de . .* . t a MeaUu ‘si “ry? . e st a _.. : . ’ 2 : *° oe ae | : om of ; : ww DANDY SOUTH SI EB WIiINUCEA! WS __Foomis. ba PRICE REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE jon idea HVILLE. 5802—Cot: ho, 2 WEXZLICK. 1 Chest: : rere 4% ie ; wees ; eae ~e oe L_ErPT Aes cj side PR14 r- -2 ‘ pale » stad é - = See ew “MODFRS gmt ~G ALoWwW—CHEAP OPEN TODAY RAY. 4827—B | :; rs, Dus. chuneh--s myles SE a we RRP RE Rs rOrg ar es: jot | : oss on Christ: e is: Pores hed -arna i DANDY RESIDENCE = teoms ile baths furnace. = — 3 | GRAND pov E RK PARK ccm cote retin: nox-wasar | Dna Be On 3eftereon and Gravots, | TENNESSSE, G50G—A” meseese Siem) ye) nd Dover e nes oa +. on 7 rooms. ba! " ! ot. | ER | : _— price and terms see : Sago ro gnc Cl: Pass : LG32 Met AUSL cs HEAP. , — - ' = FRIP REAL 1 Y--¢4?., > ETYy¢ lik ; +h . raed f e atd jer Dand _ . ; = 7 “a A se Sagan DANDY Bi NGALOW ROBERT . > RK ; Dependable Always. “: Sa . : SlLoanre : _ o “ « ITASKA > pare 7 ciara eesti peeny Chg epee ce ie ee xs e ont diet AttasstiSeenti dad PARE Pod be S : : i aad ~ - — ea . le firey Pr cA >» Se Bt wG Al ow + DANDY BUNG. ALOW naif ge aan CHILLER. 42 room frame, | : OWAY, Realtor. 722 Chest _ FEDERER REALT} NOTTINGHAM. 3630 —Socthampion> bay | “Qn eho Ce : ae Brick Bunga , WEST OF GRANT DANDY BUNGALOW ras sels | : a | : =. ye henna nari | eh : | , ia dies + egy | . - "i : . nie a ~ ie , ; rae, 2 ; : 23 a | 4 oe ; i Dy VER DARK IN RocTH ESD PARE omaha ; So : “ey " 7 + n.- fan "y ; / - : at SAS9 Ramberrcs ‘ - aig sake Tee ag De sania rd Leg an ry t LEE BER Gy GH te ty RE edie op ty mrm A ** Tie “ie . 2 ! “= maaada cg 2 it AN} SERA STIAN rain ; . WIDOW WILE SACRIFICE a - ° ee =e ban _ porch eactifu het = 4 ems ] ~ : ~ as . = ¥ a . » ™ = P : *T ; . . ° Ve ae dw fr 6 oo Fe - . a os Ager eae a om HE ites ea 02 Pad OL oe REALTOR 3607 HARTFORD ST. ah aS omy” + o- --——_—-_ ~~. ; — anut et. RMSLTY CO. S713 Gre , : 9 Eanaalow 1 nod. | S AND DOLLARS SGAID, Benton 15etWe NOT A BARG Misi BE s0OLD THIS >> ' —— , : H’ FT 4316— 7 at, TEAR GD Bungalow Saerificed | Ce con meme: ae ot-water BUNGALOWS—The lsu Gi HONEST Let ue Build Or ) Ou E oe — mn modes ame MUST. BE SOLD THIS WEEK SER ! i244 7 -? mania and |} —— ., terme : arments. 1! “ See owner ‘qday 74 «ie ; » Py : > _ a ~ etre.’ AND WATCH W at YOU ARE GETTING FOR YOUR MONEY f : ore | de Fagg To | ‘elena Sa ewe : epg ow $8000 2 xXX QU NC y brick: 3 1 s. strictly | ite bat! a” * se ae . ~ * . --* m = = S =~! F . ; ° ° : . : i ' pe ndalie ; ~ ante “ ~~ * . ras . . - . , =—. | Gonween \ ao 2996 is See 2 7 ™ : ™ . , aan’ ners | i cael all dng. , | | sath. f¢ perch, side drive, fine cond)- 1804, ALFRED 3 | — — — + b aemene~ ages — * remiets re brick | a (rent GIESSOW RRA! he. Y¥_ ©0.. Cas | —= We use materia! and w Kimansn! ‘ 4 ' } m ous ‘Om codt : L& iwe : - - dig ai ' 12 Main 1°71 ET? : 6332—13 roeemm, T "14r “ELAN KE ALT? CO., 5457 Grave roveme ij rooms and su& panto $338 GIBSON AV ie enn = ia = me - Wamwnreht | 17a 2 — ie LOW 3 i | Gu : r heat a 5 i TTORFF-G1LS 4i “SSE +—> 7 , , : air & PANDY 6ROOM RESIDENCE RICHER 14: : 4944 ‘OL UMBI AV ENU E | ‘54—S-200 “' PRICED . ~ > rr ) ‘ ° ed tiled ud . iO 5 “a Vi t+} — : —_— one . » sa 4 wosctle : : ' - * 3 ee ; 38.>4—.9- Poe a : A 3 2 EASY TERMS Ff SURES | a teehee see eet e gE, Wile Vtg Boot MS) Uk eaten mem taser, tee, tote et in | PRICED | : = . _ 4 L af , F ge " ‘ a ; &, ' modern. ae ; ~\ F y ST! 4 ) ‘ a ' ~H a _ r —— a , a a RISBERG. 1648 eee tt a . _ — : LAMONT. 3442— ; A M AY ER RE . | : () an . , stay Con : . - =F "T) — rm ; . : 2 e »t | “ix i 3: x - — aa? eee ow . . 4 A oat ( ° oe oe : : root FRANK'S I . RT AY ; : Y, try: * 34 els bs PE FRO O40 Oyo IRONY & ‘ MOD Mate > ‘ . * ak m ; -. : — att ae : Ai > and pedesta. ’ ’ 4 . ° *\7 "77 B, ’ $3 Per : * ' ; . VinD YY . > oe &, : > 4 : : ‘ . ™ t owes — . ‘ rh NT a ; Bc dune * 2 > a} 46]*? GRA YVOIS A\ ENI EK F - shed « on REAL uty — } ' - 4 . --STOR} BUN ab LO} , ale - . 7 om periudins ‘ = ) : w—niehed fer % ping: J on ; : Riverside 1280. Open Sund ul 3 m. ally till 7 p. m. : > fe MIC a ik “aon eek ‘ say OM BU NG AL OW y > > = o " SUPER-BUILT BUNGALOWS Seema trae See Site es jas Fam waren | Scrat REALTY 00 Geant 7301. | 55" oer tele" tals octal : ~ - > > - — os . ‘ : 2 } : ac — th 1 os ras pty! . . , . 1 Re) . Z . . } OPEN FOR INSPECTION ; 5 papel | 3 3 and 8-rocm f% bathe. | Salk 2 blocks weet on Floreser as.’ pe 4 HELLE 103 8) sub SRAUTTINT Tic rk. in St. James : ee rs is 4985 LOUGHBOROUGH, 5 ROOMS Li versie Met STTGPR-MASEK - 47 i RE pia ‘ Sena 024—6 room ard oad OWNER ANXIOUS Te s —— — a — A ate Ruling 5225 QUINCY, 5 ROOMS H. 4058— an por elute: . 3 5 Re TT. FI | TH. 283 Grand nt oe roms Sh | auch snie: $ : ave 377 4 49%] BLOW. 4 ROOMS . See FOSKIN-SPI . | | c i Mgt Sc sa | 1d oradianctl CT : $i -- ) neatiz pe i ZL . e . te doe = - ae iad — - Z - + ™ - 7 . . . o - : i : “ ; . 2 m ; ie . " . | ‘ - : : 4 # nae fata. $10 GEN, CONTRACTOR AND st] ra. ke : Dd mit Kh BUNGALOW be ‘Ss. tiled 2th _ ; agente sateen pu | : oS UWirave@is A\ wersige 3375 tm ¥2 : (3445 LOLGHROROTGH / =—_—- Ecce. as | SSS Sear earaee. B-fo street to Oe | band . = coer ai = | | WEEE porch. guod sized lots. .. 7) BR \DLEY PE HAN al ae n : ; 8 i ' — ; PON } Sie eee . z ” “ P -?* : . : 19 - x : man ne , . = th > roone SEE THIS BEAUTIFIL BINGALOW ' | nade { fleer and 5x Breler Sate . aniiene 4 TORN « flere Bee’ ? - NEW BU VGALOWS being. nomplet rd [22° TO sat COLUMBIA cif 4 ome —e o ee @&* wee : Pa ; “ : PARTLAL Li~t o toreac’._ rote es ge ; : , —— . E so “ ' ive ; ‘071 We f orRaces. hod , ~~ erm ad san | on ; + : garage. income $196. price WE NTI x 1@ia Che 2 ‘ re hat ot | e+ dae. . : arner r ; ~. ame bE: Look AT THIS TODAY. rick ¢ ot We ‘as ~_ : _ oe ‘ . , . candeeah. 5 and 5 tush. - “~“+ham «i wher . COU TRISTT A" = ' ; — oo > as ; 3 4 e oe comme S50 oer mesta, Nest mut : : | -3 douwtte *urtaree: | ad --+ 1145-—B inga- - " » , , > s | | es 939. ath. E ‘o § yom ; i . RICE. see tiis Bungalow o * | 4 ’ .-43 ryieia. 3-3 Goubia, garage: WEST HAVEN. t&i—4 ROOMS ' . , eX F : a: ae Reduced to . tae | ICE | : . ee ' : iu : . : La > 2 ‘aa —- bens ; . . . , rm ; ' LR 41(.F ge FT " z . . 2 . : r Bete sie : ene 7 . . , % . a > 7 ‘ iv dar 7 ~~ ALsae a ert ay a r : ; WW. GREAN REALTY CO. 3407 Graver, (MBE RTY &: : wath | beautify , . “ ; He Fe : GRESH te we ——— eo ca | ams. | nh lene! ad vers on : . ; ly i TIGHT a orches: 4 t Larne «a ooh ~ “oe —_ | ‘-" &ARAGE. CALL ¢ a —~ h Pe alty Co. ale gg east arrangement at) -onme: modern : 3 OYE 1 iN. $6900: owner ion. = oe : E room Arranges ~~, GARAGE. CALL CORN : Vans CY rat ea GRESH Aw ite gy gg ae . oe an i SRECH : ; oe a re a” ema 3 = 612) CRESCENT Av... : 7 ) : ” 'TER*® ror sale : modern, haif hin nes oa Oa . . . et Masta Ont arround or isn "| Met RADY ; . . son. +3. modern H. aN: *5 ER ‘: -— ir UTA iow ‘ty : sone ' ; de . cam “ve — — * “ Se ‘ foo 7 a? = ~ —— vam ager —— = a“ 4 od -- . - . , , ; i | - a x > ; ve Sagal tars p : ~~ * ; ~ am : . : a. : : : . 7 — = SR * . = 4 2 a ari , z , of , ve " a ~ : —_* am * Pix 7; : +i! rmi-tot | rs ats yAL an ~ . iz city , 4 Ode } , . 1010 Che he oe “ i * a a 5 ey 4 7 | au -, ia Ss Ta + ae ‘ : Pe ‘ b - Y : : . : : ——— £3 3 eo =. = : “a > 4 r $ « > 4 d 5 . - : ve > { * ot } rd ’ + >2 2 Ny . - * 4 4 s ¢ “4 + 4 "Ss st 7 : - et > . # S's . | 7 - 3 4 34 : , & ¢ Sees s a2 q ¢ - ; i - _ = . o * ie rt ‘ * - ‘ 7 > % P } . — . 2 > i; ‘. 5 5 2 a 7" Posy: & . : 3 - yess . q Cas Ae , — 4 4) 4 & > * t - e Bee = 4 coe ef » ae a. ata td fs “ q S. oa a 3 : a J * ap J 2 P? sy ze A : “tone | : fag > - - a= » , Y fe , a , 4 s - - « : oe 4 4 # ar : b cm % a ‘ . y « “ oe. 7 > a* + - 4 £4 rs &@ .% pe a - Pay sy ( ‘ % > r ay > ~ F. 4 7 5 5 °, e 7 S Si z t oe ys .2 { 3, 5 io i ara A p a : - Se 5 2° v. ’ . , oot vu 5 z fs 1 ee . 4 te . : : 7 . ” " , Fog :! - q 3 * ~~ ‘> AS a q ~ ; 5 ¥ .. «i ~~ z 3 4 ‘ : Ss 3 - = 4 4 i Je —- > .. io 4 4 ‘ ie q ws , 4 a . me aie ; , g 7 . » 5 ye : ; g ~ 4 e? - « Za 4 3 . Py 7 “s te 5 Ba ’ 4 - 8 y $3 , . at 4 . a ¥ ~ ae SS ri F aries 3 aj ng hehteer* w.. SHEIM $943-—Ane-etory wtek. vey en law : 4 rome — : eae are of Wi. oe av Heh sii Tis Rierant a ' : —— — -" wo 8 REMSBEC} ME ae . Sitner cAz . a totmble garage . al svaee t | : | : ~ } rf Vy \ ist VE. em cottage. | am hemeeins caiemie a. Od | aw eae = ~ Damas ower than ( LAM GH IG n ; ' ¥ owner: term i incakties 7 ’ . 4 i ' . ' -? " : . -_ ; = > ~~ wt > . | vs * t 7] > ie - aI et? . s > ’ . . ‘ " - : “ ’ 3. - La riaht evers ' ' : "E REAITY FB ge ah CYNDOVRNR 7, PS 7 new Bats | u. $31 5713 Gravois _ Riverside 4.51 to. : ie Vstavels ar, Tenge | * : a eee ee SO RO, a EW BRICK BUNGALOWS wer snatch galling — —— ~ M- Dale av aay SttCoD st IDAHO, sic: , ty Comm bon COTTAGE = ¢ ee ) : wo” haggph wees, Pee fare ¢ hl baal j—ttage 4-reom frame ae rel ae S230 1 Ses i % bs . y : ; 4 : , ¥ : : «3% - — eorh farwaee. © — ; J rooms, electric, | 1. \T fais TODAY ANT Y sTe0 — _— beagtifa! Groom ve fl gy e+ +: i * . ~~ worth : amare es ’ = . — : oe tu -— 7 —— at tage wh, , sa Ae . S487 Grarok , 4725 ss , ice AA raf "Bh as +4) Z SHA W AV . , - strietiv madern; 4S Yee - —_ is Tame ‘ estate nga ta t conventomees nell @oae ee with of burner ; i= Trrokean. mALLTY | T = ; . ——e Ste 5 ot TS Gra has mil = $4. : " ABS... BORN MER. A 4\*T sExe™ er | (le o | x Mive SOOT. Cy tee) eee ce oe \é ar A itte Te yb

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ay Se DONE 1G 1925, AGES BUNGALOws AND co OTTa- For Saie West Seen tne ee ee ree na a! Los s Angeles BUNGALOW HOMES og 4, 5,6 AND 7 ROoMg 2 out Natural Br ‘ldge Road to Lucas t Road, then two blocks west, ght—or the Kirkwoog- k's Us line. 8 rdless of size. js nder constant Majestic built throughout of architectura) and @y home is individually desigg part of a Matestie are Majestic munity ixed. TIC BUYING PLAN Ome just the Same an buy a Majestic home. There is a © purchase of NM capital. Gannondale Drated and Omes are ‘ommunity, ay homes. In this way t developments. The Commur “a8 You can buy home in 1 4 Way th Majestic-": Comper IZ2 6 I] ASKA $10 Six-room effi- tency bungalow. ' ‘8 iS the home YoU are ooking: SOUTH AMPTON of Aansdounie and Mack lind. Riverside 4410 estout VITI« . tile . s West “ adv of hom homes daily un } On . wt med th REA uTy 713 Grama ) if NGALOW—A @ ’ toilet bathtub house, 1 Sh + re.4 Kara ge; | ALBERT T. TERRY @ C BERTHOLD ; : Forest i oF ice $3300. ELMOR| 4 ne bloc : — frame; large Main 1279. uaranty. Ble ever. ms. lif Rh, hare er heat Tih ’ . BU INGALOW— ARS _ fenton 1647 TW ot-water BU NGAI Ow S—The latest out: “ (ser. Gory, ri new 5 rim rt) bung ralows: assy puavine is. 1424-13 336 ny 6099 We Cc L EMENS brick: 5 lernis. mon) You thr : a front GIESSOW "RRAL TY €O Beeet. | ETZEL Cie r Meht. sot 8tix 7 > _ ? a UE RO? 4 a 6h - Tow er high low D Greagen. G e $410 th4& MOoOmMs. tag Bungalow - love 4 Strictly modern leaving iown., open all day. Olive Ooms, bath, ele price FORFP-OTLeeS 3854—5-room cotta ze. de very anktous to sell: offer _ TAMONT 93335 4410 ihe cottace modern. 3 . Hi ao AMONT. 5642 )-reom IN rage iol 100x125 *4n ; | Cottage. : * é -ottage; bargain Fe UMM e : 9500 | MARY LAND €. : urttished fesi¢ ¥ onde 4249—10-ra0m nwousekereping: i) npile te. biocks frame. r Main 1279, tranty Rid Gs dl——f ; Pimpin terme,. Hits Ti tie Gu ~dedees brick cot ~ blocks south of + James" J; om; - DOLAN. hester ; $4500 en & 11:>] NASHVILI EE. 1495, eNtrY ‘ 28—-Cottage - 8 rooms: SA500 see this eee We Nz 1010 Chestnut, Olive 14 tae \ \eHi-car $70 ferme ELMOn E & HITT... 13°] Tith garage. Main 1278, _Guaranty 314 NEW WEST END BUNGALOW 4627 LEWIS PL. sun parlor and bath on * rooms on hut - “water heat: ete.: eo -3 complet ed: terms. x ALBERT G. BLANKE KR. EB. CO., Main re — hesirere. - GALOWS OF REFINEMENT. & li ra and 10. : ‘otter Nos. %$%043. “\ Ceuutiful bungalows; _jreoms and sunroom, every Known ©@ | Ve hie eSstricted hihax k bio ke from ; it No. 10°60 wacant: open earls 1010 Chestput Qiive 14: ep tion Be ene inp olin the POO) « 4 Gon)! ile : H show REAL HOME Vestmoo: on Warner av., aN seautiful G-room strictly modetn in every reape Water heat breakfast : tlanars benche * and table: Copper acre "hie lot 40x18 street lnmiprevements. home Must b secon to he aj pteci Ph CHAN. and Kuassell. TILE SHR REE RY, ARBOR AND SARAGE. CALL COLFAN. 5-ROOM MODERN BU NGALOW. ~OLID Forest av.. double parace, Met RAD} REALTY CoO,, GI2Z8A re we, Caban MUST BE offer Bins “autiful, bunga! . ~-car shrubbery. ‘tat fruit. i 2707R ‘2004. eit. Owner, FOR SALE 4750. Kingsland a weat) bloc *k horth Pp ace: 4 nas mall 48 130 | floors tile bath. furnace: new ; lot‘ a 6535 NASHVILLE AV. _ 5 rooms, matt brick bungalow; 084 POXTSO: price S250; easy terms. on |JOHN § BLAKE & BRO., 815, Ct ocd’ NIFTY. UP-TO-DATE Bee 1450 ON ’ At ald ertients {cA2) | Poor bungalow ; |} heat, tthe rake uncer . 75320 ' ESTATE CO. 512 Wainwright Bide FRAME BUNG lewis av.: 4 rooma, Steam heat. bulit-in clothes closets. cet an 440x125: oo. ate " 700 sodth. See PRICE @ CIZEK REA Cherokee, Victor 1120, KILGEN | Main 1AH6A NEW e Cab inet. , Demement. Trion t hiy | Broadway wy tg 12 Sunda “DAN DY 6-ROOM COTTAGE 4210 EVANS AY. ae This ts an idea! home with 41 on one finor: bath. furnace and lin y tek respect ; mreae for “3 ; reve . EDW. F. “Whisnme’ nook wi aul Price 4 mon 7 rent ‘tor 73 ~ he iat on ho 3409. (of 4914 Delmags leaving eff ‘south 4 e ABY ils wants ‘hath, stent 1010 © hest mut. Olive rd bungalow; iu € _~ 2000 0 REAL EST SLATE F £ For Sale, Exchange, Want a GESBUNGALOWs a, AND C COTTAS 3ES For Sal So bl For Sale Soutnwest - “So Act Today! ensational Offering! | 5493-17 Quincy: new 4-room matt arrain prices. Hardwood floors. pretty bathrooms with ’ brick fireplaces stained art glaes windows efficient furnaces 13-inch eircers, Drick porches Sidewalke rs, Water. cas and e Mctricity aiready in $6300 >900 CASH ‘Sy monthIir parments ike rent. The fered In many years on bungalows of thia ater? 5400 o; Quiney ay ‘4 hlocke Weer nt and two blocks North Of Gravois x rounds. GUNTanioe. of title issued rust ¢* BELLIS REALTY Co. REALTORS % brick bungalowe at bw Ke ONLY low 1097-98 a; ade Bide BUNGALOWS IN LINDENWOOD (¢ AN BE ON REASONABLE Arsena! Mardell, Marquette, 69: Winona, 6968 Oleatha, 6938 10) ndenwood. 7145 Hancock, 6962 Avthus Ay. _ 6831° Oleath: By] ler Av.,. 6610 AYV., 6742 McCune Av., 6456 Arsenal St., 6836 Hs4. BOUGIL] TERMS 6722 11°7 a ff Brac ev, 656: Bradley Scanlan, Baucroft. 4 et tie nace, bath: « s e 8 Hi. VOCKS ile | ® 6592 Scanlan Benton 2849 "4 West _.- MODERN = BUNGALOW—CHEAP Central -) Forest ’ rr)se heat en ' ar PRICE REDUCED. TU PIETJENS ey haat: es: 4.4 : Northmoor Drive Bungalow rth Broadway, furnaces ili rether & Cy ard Life hide outde ee:, t block west of Ou gl NCOME $2730—PRICE $15,000 ty of ; canton Church ; 1m near IR?4 te 30 Papin; beaut ful stock briek | ng net on Uy | rsity open today. building: 4 Pools bath, toilet, ALTER ics ilectrie;| cement busement: excellent Con. 2 dlition: 2000) cash heed led. See TSE teaLty co, Main 1609 $13 Tithe Guar Bide. 3-4 CPO Ms a Pay Lyi —Ss0o00 CASH AT ott n th IVs l'y f and ‘>? ae ‘. > 7 ¢ Brick Bunealows READY To MOVE IN ‘ FRAN KM ry : ; , i a05 Se Mr Ia on, “tO oO, at ~ INVESTMENT M Si. OT \ { us« - FINE 1-13-15 1! NOT A BAR HONEST LOW PRIC} uD B ; NE W BRICK BUNG ALOWS ONLY $1000 CASH ' Five-room ef fi, ney With tile bath built-in ‘uh and pedestal wagh stand ky beautify electric { LUPeS. select hard. : Wood floors ranitoid hehe . a a B basems; if ron Deams and pliers. Steam hea Ssf€ Pilg wrcny Oowne!l BACON, 1535——4-5 KOOMS. $6500: Th KMS. BELLIS, Ol ACON D rents $17 rice $1 000: make offer 6500 Page Av.. Few Rlocke West of CON 1010 _Chestnut. Olive 1437 Hamilton Ay. ee ee in eee en eee mace, 1st floor, 4 rooms and hat } Qu BELLIS REALTY Co. $6500. +, | Realtors sm gag DON . £ B Arcade Ruilding a l ‘he ee ee Oliv 377 / t2 a > ~a>8 - a> ‘ Sem aa live ‘@ i i . . ~* ~* * as : iy WTa 7 MODERN, IVE 387. la rge cee Ree | —- a . PAU ¥. JARZEMSKY Realt ors, “r 439 Fars, AP”) As ‘TS, FOR SALE | : . he ‘5 >¢) wi Cc ™ "* . cy a . ” hs . for $9500 a 7.95: Dis. . ‘ ry s 4 , 0 18-10—4-fam "407 modern hardwood $10.200 ; pl | + ' Se ic. ] BROADWAY, ti vrs oe F vA T—Good income. Call ic - re a e é a 2638 cunoens 9 and 12. ir ' nm! 4949 Tyrolean. AUSCHULTE E CO., 407 N, Raia ; 1] 11-13—6 families =S { 7 ‘ elec tric LlOrh j 4-family apartmt Man la. 3 stores. } ~336 North Marker 1521—2 flats of 4 and 4 . ¢ , ' iouble 3-3. real buy. ; “REHAN GES bAs i i , . sha Sai, cottage rear: bar- price reduced. - | o. ag “i680 ) rn lot H0x)]? j HILMER. DUT ee? & KI HIT, > “NBRI vO K. 712 14th et 5306-59 rooms buy 7 nope r MODIER modern : Ea | SALTY CO. Riv. $0915.) rage e ‘ ry DOUBLE FL AT OF "ERINGS ; . et \ mts 3. King . ~4 ew irnace. tile; 1-7 * rere . wr ths car | carage; income S240 | outa eee a KE t O0 Af. >. 4th 2 furnaces. tite | | Dx IDIER 1921-23—4-fa SING: price room brick baths. ele: trix weil constructed * rn rT ‘ WISSMATH 2o38n N. G 4 - } j Sere HLENBRINCK st bui! u ‘ an ‘ solo" per neome $2] taht hi fail 'TTO? Y ,. KE} -— ENB RINCK, 2" ] furna es: I: $1! ie ‘UImMne Sis0: 3-3 double fararce : louble, furnaces Price $21,250 (LEAL Y CO i) sf 3i) S-family splendid ~ : 45n0 rf roll, 3 rooms HOA ' a yf) . . » ‘ ~ - . a ‘nton: 2-fam{h rooms, bath J ~ Ta) ‘ =~ # ’ i o eere ‘ : tT . « oO nnn 9 HMO 18.000 heat, rodmes, bath. i7 9n0 ‘ is . T * mei, - bh g& xo lg fe ;' ELLER, 353 N Broadway ' dis maeess fer S800 > 7. - “ “ > +. a. » ffi) GARFI > y ‘ ‘ fay " fP Dr fi — OY | 7.500 | RE NGEL-W PBER : Grand. Gr.O514 (PUoRER] 4443-4 anc « m fiat bea thy Fuxrace ry} ‘ GRE} Al4— Mode: ; Per Saansr >it inv? 4 an - FOR Checetrnt. || ESSE! ' BRON) — | ‘FRERSUN diss. ! FL oy wierd h l ; Open. GRACE’. O° bath. furne i 1803 N.—-2 v., garage: $5200 Weinwrigzht Bidz. ? J rooms ° CRAFD 100 N. "sth. (e82) AGENCY, 219 -_—— — seri wet Et FLATS, AP’'TM’TS, FOR SALE | bath fu it mM mt} ’ SULLIVAN oars t WEN ck] Ww EN ZL J k ace, electric $5000, lL’ 'FLATs, ‘APT er TM’Ts, FOR SALE. FLATS, Rertn RT ]. 506—Sin ro@er ns. bath ‘ler, gus ‘North | NEW SING LE FLATS 4825 Kossuth, av.: 5 and Paved S7000 | Water heat; modern an d well INKED ntral 1609.{_HOTFELDER R. ECO 3737. sia fics moter | NEW DOUBLE F LATS an) ss 4813 Kossuth av. 4 ERT. Grand 142 | ha floors: modert moms and sun HOTFE) ER R. E. CO. ¢, hardwood floors: tile bath, OW N Y OU K HOME. double sarage; must eel}. Box Posi Dispat eh ATi an if e&icesr;: & an d » . a RO rN AL D- 28 — | flat : 3 and 4 and le hot and eoild elec ~ f ‘al ge ATL New Fairgrounds Park St06 10 Ashland ; 4 rooma. lot 42x150: Alton matt tuckpointed separate cope Pr, &ulters and spouts: pe: bee | tithe) S50) Carthy) | trust 6000) second deed CLYDE S. FISHER R E. COo.. room i I ‘ | @] : ; -’ oo” 2-machin brick a Howar awe M A\RGAR! o-H eeaY. os PRICE NOW $8000 IALGINE 30433 cha {—— hf arm f ‘4 De SOLO ov . 4530 Singie ‘ toilets Wi oe Cf bu “™ = te -— eiectr f: - kK | ex) 425) VA arne @\ ()’ Ie ALLON r — DOUBLE On Athi ay fine wel! i ( 4 and & iarge 4 kaTazeas. SING LE FLAT LOOK AT 4136 KLAD AV Shaw's (sards modern constructe: rooms Box K-2) Reaut ul! and 6 rooms bargain " rms se STIAN utiful fiat modern: | ?00. artio . G Miss Srmit} Tyler | pres © A REAL BARGAIN loan oe. sath Ne ©'Falio Park double flat £7 00n tern ‘om } machetes: -4rage-: lot 5Ox% 1 5 : ALTY oy m mat brick all around; tuckpointed porches: screened ] utters and 500 SF OM) «@ ash la? S65: A000 second of (,TRe 1] 1 Ts FISHE R + = 29 -AL TOR and 8114 deed i —t-family 3- | ’. 41118% lect ri ciein cut invée . & KEHLENBRINCK a Offi. ~~. 14th st i FHLENDRINCK ii. ry. “ IAT, $R000 t and 3 SS5 month hot-water irages. roomse mftiiced HAUSCHULTE 1xx N. 2407 N. Bdwy NEWSTE AD AV. hbakerv ing rooms mode quipm » Owner re Wi uilding ang bus rooms ren, me BVO yr sENBRINC 1X «at -family 3 onth: price & KE HL ENBRINCR l4th SAC RIF LC ING! wid of te! er nf of f} se ite) "a koa Monroe ot ~ and RIS > hestnut ~ 3 a & BRO 09 Me INT Gil ME RY S ‘ate and ; with bath: al) year subinit TWENTIETH & KEHLENBRI | l4th st nan Pm toa gain SOHO00 00 dhe dir N. I1th St. 4 roome month ot Mletcher R. ‘Harm Realty (Co, N. E. Cor. 4th and Pine HAVE YOU SEEN The Happy Mediun AT $12,250 * Ganss’ (Crest fil} i867 PENROSE &T. (4°200 North and 1200 West) From which panoramic view ef city ean be the n ind), 4 EHLENBRINCK, | up-to-the-minute duplex ren steam 1 st e] ! downspouts. ete eropper fixtures; 2-car »-rTroom heat DOUBLE BRICK FLAT BARGAIN 4038-40 Cot 3-3 laree gas Vv urd: rental arr rthae: r ICKY purchaser C1a85S condition owner iANSS Agt Trader Bidg ndoay ] Le 4 . 7) ai ‘ J ; li ' f f N 7th Ss} Blt; REDUCTION IN PRICE — L&61 Kk No th Market 5-15 roon n ats ‘ rna anay 1 POY SCTeeT) a garage sha les Northwest 'OO—F lat; single Oms ea h; condition: (; 00D INCOME. 2709 11 LN. Whi tier 4 family 4 rooms. ACE. $160 per h. Call ] EDW. L RE SALTY CO., 3] Grat -Water right o64J. a ASHLAND, 3Sxx—35-4 rooms, hot a Asia hes; t. h ? | Od * en ly garage Or Sidney BARG AIN—i 300 i 03-05 Sul) 4-5 MUs aT SELI—MAKE, OFFER 2 _S-' I. abe Leite f 5936—5-5 4] +1 it: g ster heat roo Pony j ot4 rRANKE 1OO0R8 47 64-65—5.6 rooms, bath. rl 2 arage; good in ne ighb: irhoo J } OFFER Chestnut. and 6 roo ms } t ‘¢ : j RTE REALTY aA! OAN CO 1436 10OG N. &th et Olt e 1437 Aafia ALLON PARK FL AT nly im- t 4310. My : r offer: TARZEMSKY Louis Tr] of (eo) 24547 bath: garage - aOMs ww & tocation. NN ——.) rooma. 41°@ Sh; ww . vest. 4-family gee ach: 2 e@ood buys. Call Grand SO15R , PROPERTY WORTH BI YING lof 3 rooms N V Mr. Martine $16 000 eer ee oms each: vUU; four and five | near Marcus. in fins ( t card and see thie Mie , } ERN a 2 Vainwright Bide a and 4; hard- good in- rooms each 4 roome : 4-fam $24 CHO): . ‘Oo fax 4450. 7~—Dandy fiat. mOod- ‘ot 48x198- price right direct and save money: h Hi purr Aa TT ERY SIOGA Cheatn HAMM I: O'FAL “ree P ARK SINGLE. S Linto 3 3 roonis, bath: m ; ft. -HARTWIG-DI s{ HIN: ‘ER eee SING LE M ‘Fare 4 ei t} + i — a buy from owne! only no agents KOSS 1H. 445.5—8 500; rooms; I or families; 2 sinks: 2 toilets: new electric fixtures: alka J-room eottage in rear: rental $90: lot 25x 188; terme: open. KA™MI son N, Teh «f. Olive 832. “. O29 N FLAT rooms ha rl i OPS, hot-wat er per e> rig ht t JOHN C "GREt L i H Kk. & L co. frrand and Hebert 23168. I8s—Double 4-4 with Be | py frame garage: rents $136 monthly | mi priced at only $12.2°50. ; ‘ZLICK, 10910 Chestnut. Olix e 14°27. HE RE is A EBs 4L BUY By ante 3-9 Grand ROOKS ris re gene — ~ 7 ‘if? ‘per =. NOR #u A ARKE 9744 7 if vou w; , SCH NI ER. Cabany 8°81. Forest TOTO Cheer) ive 1427 NORTH MAR K 5039 Cp ac Stvie flat buy from owner: | Park: flat . : ee See right. Calli NOUMRiwH MARK ‘TT, ®ti2s 4-familyv. 6-room weg rarace bye af g race evervthine mf! tte 1 will fhe Ww from 2 ; fe? 4 . | SEMPLE Nice ‘ and 5 room : slate roof athe ~ ‘Water nen Inside’ ap » tric: gar term Span H. ABBOTT. Westees, 709° cm LDING Bargain in 4 — ef fic lency : Farares; re: 217 Marcus modern iat 5103] new. argain 7 Ss dy ATHLONE AV } rooms, mode TM: near ‘Class condition: price Scott, Lindell 7R00 EDW L. KUHS REALTY CO. ay: af Ny a top BL E (ea STRICTLY MODE KN nie peles see owner i ep } ERDI NAND brick 3-3 ; rages ance mor PAT 1S” it tock : RZEMSKY, Louis '¥ Po abel hahaa FL AT. and § , = flor ie vacant. open for inspection Voss ~$22 N. Union. Forrest 4310 | SAN PRANCISC 0. 4509—4-4 Ano BUNGALODW.-FL AT; TRIPLE GARAGE; BARGAIN: TERMS BELLIS. OL. “378. THEODOSIA, 594 10—i-5 MODERN: GA- RAGE: £9100. BEL IJS. OLIV 4 37R. | TWENTY - FIFTH 4933 N.—Single 3-3: | bathe $500 cash bare . Grand GISIE TWENTY. *TH, 0 31 $9300 ter™is, make offer MeL AR AN, G 00D “TxC (ottare , Mmome. | bath easy barcain rooms -3 root; 5650 Brnadways electric 24 Texas a\ 4-4 rooms, bath. fur- 5034 Bulwer av 4-4 rooms, bath. fur ce. electric. garage, $6250 836 Bittner 4-4 rooms: good a bargain for bath 4-family invest- Grand | 26 Bulwer; 4-4 rooms 3-3 ROOMS fiat; fine oration pice redftze “od. eh, , EDW. L. me Oe } Proadway GOOD arr. AM Ht ATS D rE AT in ¢ oe or ® a bend es card a = SCHEME . em Cw) 4° 115 Kaaeton 4671 McC APFERTY—enb0b blocks north of St. L Avis: letached flat, baths, furnace: ean ar PasTuents to e@uit;: a bareain. eM GRACE R. E. CO., 100 N. Sth. (c7) Mississippi av.: 4-5 roogns. SAs0o0 Dayton. furnace rooma, bath Mafritt 2 rooms. bath. furnace thie 4-4 | Vanted, and Bungalows, AP'TM’TS, FOR SALEFLATS, hot | fet cay of r. heat. oubi, flat, 4 reoms, tile Double front a S10 000 of teas fhestnut gcirage im MORRIS sleeping spouts rents $10,000 if i m nth! Vv rire. 3 4 > pric ‘ imilies 2 1560 lrited ainted and Ow price for Culck | NCK, | ALFRED Cottages, AP’TM,TS, FOR fore Northwest FLAT BARGAINS ww rth Ma Ket: owner “a ad mission and make R EE. OO., 4915 FE aston LAT ON THE Ror LE VARD - -ENT THE OTHERS bathe, rents SALE “, COpper gutters $7344 10 N. KIN BEM eS, AY BL DOUGHE RTY-SHEF LH A -l Chestnut Flats, Apartments, ha rel- ST LOUIS Residences For Sale Today. __ POsE-Disearcn, ane FLATs, AP’TM'TS, FOR SA SALE FLATS. _AP'TM'TS FOR SALE ‘LE FLATS. Ap TM'TS. FOR SALE: = ae —= = = — = - = oe " aeons eer en eee — —. _ a me omar Wagner-Grant-Be an 986) 3 AND EASY TERMS—RE NTS Lincoln; new! yY painted electric ; rock 4050 dition full-size cellar ROLAND oe 114 N. 7th. DOUBLE 3.3. I. ornate; a splendid Rm. 211 oe £0. SCHEMED Ss | CO. .., MUST SELL—MAKE OFFER e Maffitt new Finkle flat of & 1] rm } ate am heat. ha: rdwood floors karage: hig bargain: two’ Chestnut. av.: ‘eth Park and 6 rooms. hardwoud floors re, BI’ SH. R the VS. pao ST. LOU) FLAT Price rooms electric. bath furnaces AACH R. CO., 22a A DANDY FLAT 5239 Gar ‘field: a Food flat owner will sh, yo through. > Mi 1, RR S ’ £5 aston av *j OWNER WANTS U Ihe a ew IMC. Chestnut at pp ric P might i“a89Onabie , it if Plds BA RG ATN—FL AT B ridge 3-3 room $350 month: front: frame rents leaving: 4833 ABADIE “AV.—SINGLE Elegar it rle 5 and rooms ae hath lace: ele rims $3000 Cash, balance CORNWELL R. EB. co lll N 7th MOVE RIGHT IN £808 LABADIE AV. ‘© and five room modern tile bath, ete price right see this today. Dickmann R. E. Co.. 623 Chestr a INVESTMENT PROPERTY YiXxX Spal ing : and alley i SLOO0 cas} flat and easy monthly al finan ine. C; RE ALTY €O., 832 N 4I—_HO k Z. vera | fou nda th m. ) LOT—$8000—TERMS tidine: 4 and 4 and bath. rock basemen t: beautiful 450. foot lot. SSL) rissant 1. , Diack Car ling | OM EYER i (olf V5 yt) a 5 AND 5 ROOMS — BUNGALOW. FLAT 4631 Kingshighway N. EK issant ay. hardwood floors, steam heat, Sleeping porches: venience: frit cellars: double G. BL ANKE kK. FE. CO.. Fil NEW pow BLE Lexington: ural Bridge: 4 flai« baths, Murphy beds, hardwood floors, nuces, large screened porches, ete.: £2400 ber vears bargain. ALBERT G. BI. ANKE => =. & TIt Chestn: rf. Main 30 16. 5135 LE XINGTON 5 AND 5 ROOM PL AT ing 0 ind 6 ‘bath. f tri f — % s, 4 OR NW FE aa CO SINGLE F LAT BARG AIN hey sem pis 1724 6 rooms: al] conven- "EASTON TAYL (Near Flor. tile hathe, every con- caruge. vhestnut. 1-ROOM FLAT near Taylor and of 4 rooms each, tile fur- rents AOR are oO ASTON av. OW rN YOU R HOME Peel. oes }eS 240 « a ¢ i) e941 (> : Parkview 31342. NEW WEST END FL. AT ~ Lah: »-5 roome hath 1 dax2: 35: ren: SI. 580 r “upies first floor and wi Zs lactric , *, PUM: owner OV Yon thr EASTON.-T ' ‘Y LOR TRI’ a. 4474 East OY av wiv E. ROOM DOU BLES at ub] on ric RO"4 300 “TH ~~ *TON le a ey Ris NEW BL NGALOW FLATS $870 )- so78 rin av. & and @ rou ™‘s The ‘se are the most ip-to- larket today. & reens, ade loub! © Garage ‘fur- Cipen "Verv day Come out and ur wn tern (c53x) An Exe Tusis ‘e Double F lat 4049-44 & > Brilliante: ew 4- room dou- é-manchin varare: jot 442x140 brick around : tuckpointed: sena- ront porches screened sleeping porches, copper gutters and spouts $3120. price 23.000. $5000 caaeh. $12 OO’ iret deed of trust: $8000 second trust. CLYD 16.508 15.500 28.500 21.500 21,500 21.500 00 ~-Car garage --Car ~-car garage d)10 Belt single flat, 5 rooms each. DIZ Hebert—single flat, 2019 Hebert —single flat, 9304 Hebert- 3 Palm—double. ‘ 6 rooms each. 2 rooms each. 4-car garage 4-cay 4-car double. 5 ach. 31, 1 *) rooms rooms each. age var 553 Palm—double. 2049 Palm —double. 2564 Hebert —douhble. rooms each, garage 4-car garage .. 4-car 34% rooms each. 31, rooms each. varaye oe 2] not find anything to Become independent. Our advice is to look at these |} equal them in price Live in one. pay buildings today, as vou will or construction. Latest built-in features. off out of mcome. Wagner-Grant- Bell ‘ REALTORS ‘Preferred Real Estate” (22 CHESTNUT—OLIVE 862] ™ , ’ nut, ;j ' LAFAYETTE. 4105-10—Pine double rooms, breakfast room, screened porches, hardwood baths, furnaces ; brick garage rent $2; price S10.800: easy terms. |} BLAINE bath. BI AINE LATS — Dandy South Side. moms: har lw ood floors, tile bathe, Rak nace; rents $7400 Price $18,500: bur cain Box K-187 Post-Diepat: h. . FL At — 6-38 KOUM BIICK ; Sumi MEE Kt. v6: by furnaces, electric, large porches 1} HEL Ss PMAST GRA 40UN " ABBOTT, Kealtor. 700 ( Chevtnet. owner leaving town will aac rifice for BATHS, GARAG EK: GOoobD CONDITION L.A MI, ' 1s ~H— Leruble - 3 Ag oof S10.000; live downs stairs. See today ' BARG. AIN, $7500. BOX T-146. P 1D. rent $96 per rt py | 5 price | JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor. 709 Chestnut. “LAT rooms, single. ' PECHAN, th and finn | DROADWAY. 3708 «2 —fingle flat 7 aGe, ul of nel okee; 3 , Cas) LIERMAN, 3647-——5x5 modern: make : ote roome H. Geller? owner = ~ ne 43513 or e A} fer; $14,000 HRE SKA. Main 401%, rt ; Grane Upen Sundays Os wot | BR DA “ 3715 s..T family LNA, 23xx—— Mice lern, garages ‘ ( “rout Y. Bad Ae I hy ” eg / aed roo x hot-water TH E -OBAL bb D & 2 OF] card gee REMS Bork? R. CO... Sidne electric: wees condition ; LOUISIANA, 5099-—4.6 rooms. tile ik °67. : Mil! Qu-> oo , aments Ingyire furnace hardwood flow Miller. 19°27 Grand x: $46. f : 4 L Lynch Victer 2 00M HUMM™ME RT. ee: } tO) VA { 3306-0R —Single Th 7] T inne . | : AUWAY, 3306.0 nz LAT—Dandy. 28°99. 31—Modern | double fiat. : 4 and ) rooms near st LOUISIANA by diy IY y 5! on , at int il : “—— Mg I pees _nesing he og For partic ul are see ; a repair she 590x136. . can't be beat. invenn ca * ot: | WM ROUIEK & CO. 2016 6. Jetfervon, | WM. RODIEK == Dia A — =) lore) ping if 3935—T wo- family. 4 rooms, $8250. BUX R. E. 3548 S. Grand Ss at Sil ig ie: bath. electric KE KELSEY $913 Gravois JH26 Dandy 5-6 room flat; | 4-fam) ly, LOUIS) brick heat re nis ; Bon McDONALD. 3840-42 —Single flat: ' 5 * bin ee bath. hot-water heat, F or pore: “7 rs: iot JOx167 “%: price $12. 50 Seo wm RODIEK & CO, 2618 8. Jef- . be rm hoas Grand 4313 or see fergon ay Box T-58, | h. ‘ H .MI Mr R $548 S Grand Open Sundays CNAIR, 2247 49—Double 3-3 rooms; offer | CADET 4577-79—Modern 4-famiy 3- FLAT—#is-$ single. Chippewa sl $4000 wanted, See J. Hodner, Grand 6648, ce) rooms, bath. electric rent $1440 excellent Py Lion yaa ke reoms, $1000 | Me at 215- 17—Doubie, 3-3 roome ; i. rT rORF F “GIL, ES CO... 4914 Delmar bil. cach balance easy ner Phone Gran | arage: price ; 1815—8750 ‘s 4. 313 or see HAMME R 3548 8 Grana. | FW. GELAN REALTY CO., S457 Gravois bath furnace One n- Sunday McREE, 3839—Two.- family. 4- roeme, Grand 63 ee “ale or bath. furnace - S$U300. BU R. z.. 3] 30 01-53—Tripie tlat. 6 3548 S Gran . ee eee ‘rooms each: 2 baths: ingide McREE. 4°°0 5 and 5 ‘rooms. tile bath, 2 machines: bargain, hardwood floors: hot- water heat KOLLAS,, 616 Chestnut st. $-room flat, hard. Ss ‘ : or T—sSouth Side: and publie hardwood fi ore, Price $17 j 300 Car service: Catholic 6 and 6 rooms he t vo " Cash buy garage, ex- 32 double rove Park f furnaces: rents month small bungalow ar! £00d vacant ag Payinent Rox K 11. Post: Dismatch exchange new | LF -th and Russe)! GEORGE T |\CALIFOR NT. A, 3020-—~-Double flat, 3-story McREE, 40xx—TIo ible "brie k. 4 flats of 3 rooms. electric Dig : ot _ weed floors; tile bathe: four new tur bargain Por Oy end card see REMs- | FLAT—3.4 single: bath: $5200- income ‘ces, nhewiy painted and decoruged BECHER R. CO.. Sidney 267 $ Der year’ 18th near Sidney Pury throwmhout two-car frame garegé: rent IFORNIA. $3°8—ineie fiats of 5 ‘ni real investment. Phone Grind $182. Owner anxious to sell. Box K- and @ rooma each bath : double warage or see HAMMER. 3546 § Grand If? Post-Dispatch, Pree eens a! Me big bargain Remsbecher R. Co. Sidney | Open Sundays : MAGNOLIA, 8027—Flat. 2-family, 4 one °° 7 LA’ ~New Shaw addition. beautiful rooms each ery Teme peel 1 , oe 9 family apartment-stvle flats 3 rooms today. PECHAN. Lith an: ues Bia L AINE 3404——F lat. m iodern, %-fa ly kitchenette breakfast room i F , & | ec icity, furnace Ath gas’ 4 pooms decorated to suit built-in ‘ , MAGNOLIA i l Hea utifu! singtle Oa: uD ans 4 « wn: $80 month: $7000 haan heatine plan its 4 Tiffy at. 4-0 roome modern om ye ag AROLINE ‘s pm — 3 bach | - SMal ers: will « on very Rb dM, termes water heat ; priced te sell, see L. > down -- pa rents wil J be ‘$2 "0 ber month, Box K-18. | ORION KF. @ RG. SK ‘OTT ualala Chestn A te petite Post -Disry teh MAGNOLIA. 23811-13—Double. THE Ol (L143 S-——Flat. 2-famiiv @ aac rooms; batha, electric: ‘ 211 . a - sant os ne. S10 per month; good renting rooms: | rice S“S00 Can be bought at- the right price Zin PECH AN. 1%th and Russell soerfliinger RR Co., _Jeffe ‘Teen and . 4610 4-6 bath. fur Chestnut. . PROPERTY ; Nae ih s | ace ne P Bane ce GRAND BL, 4° 23¢ 3—8i ingle 5 and » mod- 44% moe MN. MING ar Ath Fr. Ww GEL ‘4N RE AL TY CO... 545 1 Gravois | ern hot-w ater heat hardwood fifors. MIAMI. | 3-3. COMPTON. 410841 3 -Doutle ES. in| tlle bath, | GABAG e, 7950, BEL. ELAR, dite St. Anthony's parish: open all day Sun RAC E, 3473—Fiet. brick ~-family 4 | MIAMI. 3900 — These Beautiful day Soh neide Yr Riverside 40°) J fe) | és » aa each ea. Ciect bh " ho °% fiat» 5- room orte ae : ; F oF Urnace’ 7-Car gara i COMPTON. T3xx S.— 4-3 rooms, tile | PECHAN 12th Russell, spit = Saggy ioset. t tiful baths furnaces garage in Compton = rr ; | #2 china wet. eae , He wht, A pays = $10 500 Ow m C . | « G RA 4217 I block wer! of Grand car stucco carege: atreet aoe GSiBtrict; ¢g ? wher, Grand 2-f prick, 4 and Oo ToOoms., made: fixtures. shades an GEYER roor and SMGRR ae y baths Ant hb Se pene furnaces. ‘ar warag §$11.500 priced to sell; the rien ie COMPTON, + nd Ss 2 J we RU "RIAN. 4016 Chouteau taok them @ver Call Lindel) @} rooms, modern; rent $104 > mons ; $7 " |GRAND 4727 s- coder 5-room = ef- | MICHIGAN 2977—Two-famils. $5D30 Orn valance out of rents; pric ficieney ftrictly ne lern Sidney 20°0 Dat furnace. BUX R. E.. 2 re AO . = a . ame “Pare GRAN i643—} ‘ n ’ and 4. DE TONTY 4231A—B5 rooms and sun par KRELL. 314 N. 11th Central 6A58 HERMAN Owner Riverside ‘i lor; hardwood floors, tile bath. gas, hot-/ GRAVOIS s 37i9— 4 and 4 room —_ “ A MINNE SOTA water heater, se ype, shades, fixtures Price onone terms. Open from 2 's low flat and awnings. $56 Delmar 3660J d mee thie teday. cae 1 x — floor. ca (c62) | GRAVOIS8, 3919-—3-3 room: hath Bi MINN SOTA pat iat aaa’ bath. 7 Ss S. 4-6 ingle tile Carace rge jot; terme. See . ot. . | = . a iene urna: =: "d able garage ner ‘Gran | #648 {e) MINNE “the 46431—New, i “y | AD ARKD B51: 3 Gravois. HAI LIDAY 41: 42 Double flat. new and te ern Goubie gurage. _EE. J8xx—Pjat, 4 ‘he tand-Dover p bun Modern: get card of admission ‘. Realtors foome. $13. 500 ‘4 | MU L. DIN Ww ‘\LTFRS REALTY Oo. Afents | MINNESOTA location: price right. Grand 6346. $13.000 —_ 9 two- | HARTFORD. 362292-4.3 roo ne, modern furnace, fine ioe vervthing the la e S500 Sitney 1440 HUMMERT ee ee ae 4018—singie, Zana & bathe, electric: gar ony oe R DARR OLIVER R. KRAEHE. 2820% Cher kee. | MINNESOTA s,, | HICKORY, 9394-981 brick: als rooms : age *. $4050 ame bide total rent S97 mo $6000 Docrfliinger R. Co Jefferson and Grav MURPHY. Room 407 MINNESOTA, 3137 &§ 2 large roo _ Cent ROW bath. hardwood floo re. SA Fito RER RE Y ©o fiat 4 ieee ia tor 476 2610 Gravoig ay T1—~T wo- family. 3548 ~ (Near L afayette). 5-% (San 5- rooryr ‘ROD rented: GRANT) Pp a rear Porc hee. rake in . ' A} é ‘ER’ Hint’ SK ; Ubel fiat y GRATTAN 4 each: only iS: must sel) Post-Dispatch. both. 7 : , ~- farn)) 7 rooms. oe at 740—Fiat. 3 and 3 room | brick: bath CCHAN, 12th ana > andine an DOUBL KE, “LAT 1-5 rooma REN "AT THE IME R ‘& RRO ling near "th ar “houteny : ony te ror th and Cheatnut bh n SKA 7? : o ‘ wv MP HREY. 3417. reome up. 3 reéome us 4 y _ ‘ 7 7 "> ,1I7 4 . f i Ni T) ‘ s eo f) i ] 17 Cnéestnu ‘ ee » hha?! oP be. rt es aod floors JI “4 DOU BLE Pt me) Rr HUMPHREY Two 4.5 MISSOURI Cher mee . coe tes , ag — — Om 4 “le rn “" x - $6000. RU x R 3548 8. Grand, "Shane lanar Grand MISSOT RL iz19—+4 fn mt pal 4 Ly THLE FLA r IT) 4 Ha 50385 ane Tw n fami! ; 4 om s bath. GAK AG ” $0500. BE es MIsSOU%R i 5008 4 and 3 rooms garage, tie baths. 3 yveare old; irnace RUXR EF 3548 | « (irand ip - pw We Bin} w MISSOURE 2710-3] nale fiat. | eans ae ier \° ; ; 7 Russe!) — S-famil; ; well Pulte -EALTY CO dinedc Ri. 35 bath Bt 1X RK es _*s. MISS RI 3454 a rist 4 LJ} & FW +e 2545 4008—T wo-family, §- reoma, E farnils ] 4 (Cherokee MCP Di Ng leur T ‘4 rY rn r 4a8 cOondtt f EADS GAN PORTS W008. Sin ele rooms bathe. @¢lectric DOERFLINGERR co Jefferson -Gravota VER Amik ; Or INDIANA 2617 ‘ ese a toome electri ’ +a (ABKA 265 roo Js ffers *T) q j el grew Te | Cot, a! , rrice Tern core) /. ath water heat. - . HRO NIC K 1327 Alien av NEHRASKA, 244% —~Two-family nate wari: we or. 17 irand 6820 IOWA ‘R21 KA—fioub' le fiat rent $100 rvoms, modern ist x RK E.. ‘ST; ; * : : San" Grand LIGHTEENTH 2817-19 *&—Doubie 3 per month aS‘ aLA. EIGH I ) 9 IT , rooms electric; $6750 termes LOWA 432x—— 3-4 roomea: jot 402155. brice NEBRASK a eK R. E a. 23 Chestnut et of 88500 Gee J. hed ner Grand 4648 mo Dnerti tre Nath we - HH ELEVE NTH, 30 Two-family, 3 IOWA. 38232--4.4 ‘smth. card necessary NEDP ASIA wor Pralis: 33 48 8 Grand WITTKOPF, 3742 Oregon. Sidney Wars : . BT wo-famils 4 re $8500 “x KR k.. 4538 8 ones fiat. 4 and 5 66} — nt x rmartic WM ROD i;HTE} TH 2H» t-——F int 3-3 fy Ree roora rane -E \ ENT 7011 are in f,rar —_ ape ae | PECHAN. aa 3008 ‘Single s 3 cash 4 * mm tals Ine ry ‘| NEORDOD . R40 BAOL Chern rg in ale 8 and 3. bath hard s. cellars. double earns? compieted Onen es ine TO FI ernie 4 42h JEFFERSON SAA5 reasona bie -— Hose x JEP vie RaON 8407 = “Water heat KAN 616.4; 7. family “fat. 3 roome each For Hu am? ton #: il leo 4151 —Four. og — Pe 4 Phon wm Rie fami aS KAI KPRE SN ER, = " ITARK. 24942 —--— rool floore °° ——SOQmething new. hun tid , : s* in ear v 2 farnilies each has ‘hree Name -. _ furnace juet being com - 50 - direct -from buliider can he arranged IFT) NINTH 7 444) NOTTINGHAW _ » ; fiat. hall r (00 8s 3-3. baths. fur- ‘ ’ terme ; 572R Fins 4 ne ba th wRrage lot TOx17 REALTY (0. 9348 8S Grand 4 and 4 “see good con- LAPFA YETTE xdern —, SOR bargain rvoria,. modern nt x Peat -T epateh fe} Grand nh pat water heat: hick | CARA VIP TE@aKT Dandy 4-4 roam Mai K-166. Pt si mis) j haniwood floors. bie garage: odern privat .. six. onane »~Oreh : £1? ot Aralera. _ 8 anev 288. a le ARBOTT. Chestnut. Magnnl's be th | LAPAY ECE 4080-62—Doubie Tat. 4 and > ‘krw higne Grand 4 ome ttle be the Sernese, electric: itu —~~-—— 4} tent $2400 wveear- “oon buy double 4 Troome. South, | DOERFT. INGER R de want ouick gale price right Rox T- ‘LA A eine 159 Post Dispateh 4 rooms, break? LA TS——Severa! a buys in single cod porches, nardwocd ruble race ; HREWSBURY, 4126 Shaw. Grand $0138. sun &. ‘ApdoTe s0xx gcarace Box AT —— Ft 9 ot y renrahie®: Pe i? we “hed ed RE Ue a Ms ai lh -_ * . item ate eee ee PO Ae ee Ney oy a re - erin Beg ee w ” 5 io * et tela g an, ly henge « ie i Sia | Pe) ey ey? oly 4 = hele. aie Ok Ss he fa ro cain es * op ek te Ae ee ee ed ee Wie ' -5 fe inset Sh. AOR ee pat Sie = 7 a. : 4 i ee ee at OD lee a ae a ee hr ead ae ah » Opneyg, o

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_ Es 2000 REAL ES TATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. JUNE 1a tf a aR seg ’ FOR SALEFLATS, A > ?’ - , FLATS. AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM’TS. FLATS. AP'TM'TS. ‘FOR SALE FLATS. AP’ TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, ; AP TM.TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP'TM.TS. FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM'TS. FOR SALE FLA est PTarTs. ie South South i ie West | —_— —| eee =~ AS . yes ; AO IP aa, th Gh Gey & ert artment containe : - — OG! 7 ©) | 4) fy \ 2 lat ; r WAT SON- 0 Row RAF REALTY cm. AP "ARTM TMENT FL wt TT Beat tify . ' , ~— oe tH " hath. open — iS it! ; th is ae : s} al ah. 6 nd & reom effi- 4058 Shenandoah. 4-5. furnace. bath: , sauetie wa 9 bei it reon mecep > -*- | 2 o n eft ~ t 7 | F full particulars ) a) al 7 car gar rent $2 64 mon th. : double rage: S500 art me motler wery deta! HK rs SAM REAL- 9 are A Ca A elrsaryee ecqe pe: «sen a 64 ser Ta oT oT na a Phone 3 4 ‘, 4-6. furnace, bath, ¢ouble mont e $i. a -?. leu ; ' SEE THESE TODAY } | : mts, $192 per month : 312 International Life Bldg. Ouv as 17 . foub ! . $18.7 502 . 5-6, furnace. tile bath FRANK POBEY REALTY C 2% REAL FUTURE, The Best Apartment Location Is De Mun Park Bae | . “ neal av rooms, Gowbie ga: ne CRON CHO 2-FAMILY FLAT al , ” 7 : : , Ri°Vv«C yy *T TS ee JOHN H ABBOTT. cealser, 709°C hestnut. : bya ; _ Wen i hs —— PRICES RIGHT — —— DI ATE SALE 3: Northwood—~3-family. * rooms, d (b. 741-4: “lat, sing 2-9 Troon : r is ath. gas. electric and Sx h different h a f r. ! ’ 7023-25 AIS 2 SNF AsEs “ » 4-f i 4 nm, d-roo ~on pt sate. ~~ seat bodern parate furna ; annu rent | furnact 3-¢ ns 4. ’ ai Pe ese today “a ; - (ig ger tn ol aguante a 4448 ARSENAL sT. ae tile bathe. hardwood floors. : th only $87: wicl ‘Ml sell for $f a terms Se, Cees Don't fail to see these tomay © yen Sa TH. i> BELLIS. be tg - is « SRY r Cy ts _ ¥ works ieee gee ay a ee ba) ig ey en Ses +e Pion raed po i i ha , 7 , - e ; : ‘ . 7 . re . aa : . ; ihe nm . — rooprnde rede Tn - men ° The (On Tic ~~ a Sing AJ e : > mT j Heston ' . " es : Hat om 2 the hest im apartment investment in the city. : _ ; , CORNER. : ’ , : xis A’ $10,000 oe . -~ =. ; ; ™ ~~ =n ~~ Dr Te “ = } i > ei TT ae : 4 oe ’ ; _ yo tian iw ‘ ‘ 13 j . ; ' ee ; ; cHel FE A RT MES ‘T : : . —_—_——— = IMPROVED PROPERTY ow yeu c! . re a ee ee ae us: easy term 4014 WASHINGTON BL. W AGNER-GR AN -BELL : rr ies ts mod ror J . : wis ; ‘ | - - : a > — - JOS, DICK ~ = : — z= ——— B33} ‘ingesota. 3-3 ngle: iot 59 5 It ea! rooms, Mm porch —_— os tet th | i‘. ‘ Builders and Exclusive Agente. 4 FRANK SEBAS rIAN lodern 4-3 room flat with baths. fur- | °' SUN 2 ©.. N. 18th, or en: small cash. jon, Federer Realty | #22 Chestnut REAL TC RS Olive | rH 7 KEALTOR ; — fen | Joe ion aoe aie” As Riverside 431' ravois. Sixx Carr: store a! at 1, ret i OE a ra = - —— ——— , al ch, whiets 2207 HARTFORD ST. GRAND 8114 | erg Sas. rand 820 SEE THES -ER ARG AINS go all ote : was tice al SP iret ge Be ee omega 4441 P. \GE—ONL y $9350 _ RESIDENCES FOR " 1x Sanert Realtor, 709 Chestnut. x ! t in ™ eects iS ; 4436 "itco sing’> 6- e bdstha, RS awe timar : - rPi-« \\ LZ _ =: : -= : » , : mbher of ; haw s Garden Ad- he A bu: See Mr. Bottger_ 3 Poton b.. Gleeping OeTCHNS:) oO n. beick oaraee a om nt 2760 FLAT—ONE BLOCK. tess emt nn nabie © | water eat , oN STOLTM mater ster heat. , gk gars ren NORTH OF DELMAR. ' OM) & DIRK: ' $20 000." : = | > : - ms b , . a ‘ ‘ ‘ & ou a_ 2051 - $0@ Alberta. $10.: KMN H ARRO Rea"te 2 Chestnut 5 and 3 Kens! 3 C 39g 3604 yr iaaan 4204-4208 Sacramento sy ~*~. > efi f . mrp ; a. ©; : ae os - = , ee : “' a ae : -~¥ a I a a Tn ; ; «ean ae Teer 5 ee} an & | EST. O751—-Fisl bangclow so1e 3-3 -6_and 6 room fia a 3 bungalows. about finshed. 1 ! j 45 ; PB ee . * roneThs het - we ¥ 7 - inv’ ' . - - “a, UF y iTgTo rooms, SUN ee ee Wo a a lot 46z146- owner will show. _ 5 pe OPEN TODAY ; | Baines und Park: see them cinctly modern: garace 4 care: ¥ toot at: oan __H. G@ MOEHLE. Wainwright Bid ay NEW DOUBLE. NEAR FOREST PARK | | 4748 Labadie av. Pt ESF *R t on cO.. ° *" it > ‘ ‘ Vin t --. ha : - urn LL. 320 dot "i e? i - wel hoor bil bath eocir Le . , a eg B e385 "es aia, ; . — — - tte SAeno ‘ - 5 , . 4 . , "ING 74 i ma Wit Poort ti i : woou . : JOQU bartfie ' . oT) cr » e > « , 5 a aa - ice d "ol " ane heat ‘led 9 “3 nar | Office Open Sonday Ris erside 3100. AVI &rRt ™491. mis 4917-19 Me PHERSON. ; | het , gg 7 A... “Laran — * t rye bal The Tl ei; A Mm > : 1 2-f axl Lli¥ afi arim 7 - > - Park in front and . ~) | ecreem ee os Buermann, Realtors Grand x | Chance at $13 ni ang, Digherige fine income: will take site or aouble | fear. For Tull par | ) | eae a2 ' He x) month: Joxx 5S. Broadway ay and Park and Magnolis “par ; HOUSAM REALTY | get Si Main 4. SUS estnut re WEN 1070 Cheatnyt Ole ; lox K-37 e. balance cash and tet 312 ational Life Bid 5-Family Apartment WELL-BI pane FLAT. gece: a ER a Reet nut. _Ma 9 = 44. DON 4 Mans os vacua UNITY ost? Eee SY. 1424 07 AHO | : a A>] } sn ia ; € SRO Nina Diar?r. ‘his 3-farmils ef five . 7 , : iseie@st ppt aT. ons, hat? ! furrs te S10 BR: oo | A ~ TI Al, a investment: pr and sunreem each: will be sacri- me rye ore a - | electric furnace garage: SBT PORN MEE achaaiee Ree jet 0 Syne afer a ee a atta 40; 3: Kites eet | : rh account owner leaving city. A — see rege oe - cheering a good | Ee house: SAW Ne a mere i “ 3858.5 famity fiat in & splendid building. Ideal arrangement— moe =. ~ ae = S624 Oakdale av... Mi | VERN SINE rLE | ILA ] mt at SSU month. room 7 ; ultra — = Im rooms bath | FOUR-KOOM DOULBLE—NEAR = C a mai ntained tiie 3 an — ~ oo forns to 8 a 00 er a rARK—151t5 CHOUTHRAL AV. HAMILTON AY. ichborh ~. - - res —- ii P : onl Ara . . : “Et eo . - : : NEAR AINGsHIGHWY AY) . : 1$°6 fat v fiat of 4+ rooms an rn on each 1 u sun ea a” ar - ; Foar flats of 4 reems each (5-reom ef- ee ee ee f Murphy metnyt Olive 1427 th massive venetian red ; Tan a ——" ; . fieremey): tile baths, «team beat, hardwood , 7 | furn: THIS R Se ne “INCL E " Extra la ite] ith Pa Mi ? oak Me ategkce eettt: enema > | Hearse, © > a Peacoat large lot: 224 investment vroposition. §& oor | i ARTWIC DIse HINGER. nic ! 8. elegant tile or bathrooms, spaciow VINGS - Delt __ALBE BLANKE KR. F. — [11 Chestnat Main 2026. | a meen | - ~ | AND Saas iain 2263. | sst.| BUTTS REALTY o¢ 4 ee Woes » , , 7389 WwW ; ee: 4 THAT MUST BE SOLD. = 714 "es a ae ater rit ; Dats i Sxi* : - Ber hai 12° therst pl.: & and 6 rooms. t -— = > Want 3 2 t! rd wo sors, furnaces, brick ga- 2 BAG 1 Spee Tee Y ‘ ‘ * > ss r a ; , A a =) é *» _ a — ———- Le YaRELD ig ch ae RE ‘ o 9 eye ee a8 “ah . — it . * 0 cotiend ¢ wesil UPAR ie 4s PN et poy ee, Pear es ‘ae EAC RST Se ‘, ‘i » ° , ig Ve Lee e9 chet a at ae . { , ea pan he! rary eo EAT vi ta et = Zen PRR RINNE. oh te A x : ee. of z f 8 reg cae A ad aad x pe, Bi4 ; f e ae y oN ase 2 r Seah 5h - ey. . cpg Veet toe eA . SS a E ans 4 ba - + . re oo J a ee ths . Cnt ous % , . ss Swi " PR inne “ Sam ho Goble Se ee * epee St). haa te rt M 3A 7 . ’ S . x oo 5 Ps 2 “ A 4 2 et ; z Lye an 9'--*) ® é a . meee. BOY RW hs pa a SS oe: iP; Pes $5 ad J Ep Ma a es os : , : : + ek as ety “e":: ie a z : + , aR -\ eae 5. arr Wale tenpiya ¢ ‘ K wks) : ae AD aS See: 7 wee Pe ee wv 3 ERS ree. RE oe ¢ . : i cs ~* 2 ’ Mins on ie Ke rt : y' ir: Kobe & 4 ~$ Rett at ot re hee be . ’ . * : ° ee ae ec death aa lis ait nee aed See coe eee ie Bg SRE cs ie Dost eg we ay : See ae eee Tian, eh oe Pr . 7 REPO ieee Hib) ay arts ay ete % sth Pn WR aneg aee Y, a or PES OND . a aoe ee See: ic ee ae Die gl 3 ae ote ate LFONE ‘a? it 3 ¢ ae “f he: Pane Ge St a Ry BE) fee S taney? 3 Ses +" * Boas ie i ei ei ig Nn eae ee mittee Aine allows Mech Rone Salon ae i Sg nea xe 'e mnoes Serr REP ME’ Bodner. Gri : c} F J CORNWELI h.| home and imvestment and riust he seet baths. furnace: 7 Geet. See te} BLAKE & BE — Main 1714. P22 at st 70 Aberdeen. oo ‘gy, ~~ ae INVE: STMEN Ping ciated lay. $8600: terms " PIVE-PIVE ‘SINGLE = 148 XN. Bemiston : 5 rooms, lies of luspection ed. (ard on ee ._ > roe wet malt ae tgye vie SENNIGER. R ~ ac! 7 mont? . . aie OoM | ' > ond % TWO WONDE RE t L ‘B. ARG ANS y S°3(*) cash halanc rm Only. From 63°71 East ; , = e014 Indi ™ o f. oniy $2500) cash. re t a . : st “TWO 6FAMILY APARTMENTS ‘ 5 » ron z+ g ee c ‘ANSS, Agt wat? Ebuaee FOREST. 1027—4-5 MUDERN. AT FOR- $225- £8 EST PINE BLY». ir. Bide. Ofin > DPDOUBL E FLAT B ARG AIN | ve 9347 th. : "y: . . .. - , — . “mm arictiy " : reef hs ay ‘ ' os ey 84 | j : J - cade e . ‘ Hi - . . oon - ; e Fa > | SuENANIMIAH thar I eran Bed at . ' Lx ; ual carace i i dow su : 3 : Den 5: eoms, hat he ris : $ Cuchi CUE nee ae — ae ee 3030 NEBI ¢ ASKA AV. SET eT EEE — : iD seiane ee SI e268 A : ssi ‘ oe oe " “ef mrice all ° ° ' — an ‘ ‘ 4 a 2e9: r+ i 2 = ? . =o" xo : : : ~- a. ba . ernert nee" te ig foracst — ‘rar UWANE — Wht. AC KEN K. : — sat , - ? Aber ype ee By eehinneenn * 1 ie ie RS Rte Ko, gifs ‘ Ss 3 ¢ 2 % > oa *; * £2 ie -, a eam heat and 2-car garace B ghey fe A anal eer 08S Hn “ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Che-taot + > ? 4} ; eT Rat ‘ : ‘ ‘ 2t alriti «) Loom b | brick = _ 5.301 Easter 2 4430 CHOUTEAU AV =f . iss Cre byl RE) = vd 4 oat OV ER : te ; 40286 Chon aAT°?T. zr eae eT tear at “Tare © ane cunt of o@udenies oon — , |. Fe “= 2 e ONDERFItlL BHOME—BARGAIN : Ral on, 4 PMID F. WRISKBERG. 4048 _Maachester ‘ 16 LELAND—$37,500 , bi a. . a - A 7 ae 1925 ALFRED AV—SHAW'S GARDEN HAMPTON . - itX R eee 2 appreciated hom. d_ wonde : actment | bulldin 3 = ALAMO DO xX & . 1G ; . ) | > Ls 7 4 r. rr rT) - Sik A NT ‘All stinnia cli eT ms > and S-reem buncaiow flat. het . eanc M kK re boedert Caras wien 68 ._ tihe bethe, sieecping perches > Qi) omni . +t ; ’ « ° cs ery ~ wht namie: ceut ie F La’ bt mR Sh oc -~ consisting ‘ s 5 - = : . eeretionn , ; : ; mut 6-36 : , = aote . > Bice: =. be 2 TT eear iz Pace l bi CK . oo 2 . is RT we : $ : a. oe bili . _ . att : : . - res ant CO.. Till Chestnut wilt 11 conveniences, gaargt ‘tones bot tla! “F KEW. 4001 Chet t Peat = AL NA : ON . havin tiie | hare - ro Dat 450 d BOOM DWELLING 4500 c i ATMA? +7 ~4 (ao “ eo rye PRER: a Re Seite x4 Cd ‘ mat + +s ar : arta — ; : : ; yes ae = 7 SIDNEY 16 ¥ a TESS iN | reormre = BLE 4-KO0OM vy wel hes | _§6500 er FF - Soy) th G ‘ } BI TWO MOST ELEGANT ¥LATS ae oat. FA » ae t+" Room A part me lit arr $500 ok : " 42 hea ritif . ’ Lend 2 sh ~~ - : ry : P : : >+ Lia were ; oe TOWEK ‘ Ku b oe ' ™ NORTHW OOD AV. hath . earese >. aan * = ; First bieck south ef Arunde’ ar We P — “ ss. 7 ; ; + . race t)} : ‘ =" : ' ere os : ail oa a _ — . - + er - ee ieee ; + ; . ; . ie. ; cK > , we rent , heat sie ihe , ox batie simein- 1 . ae : fy .: 2 SOxx——Modern single fiat. ri = = s 2345. “aleamen on ground today. 3 i , ‘ ioe ~ ar *~ # : miy > s ike. well bull ae ~ r earage : : 300: term baths, tile perch; $9500: $2000 ca-! ei) J. I EPSTEIN & SON ae Pe ae 4 fur -J ENS cotr Anni > 4 cow oo — REALTY (O.. S20 Chesteut. 6: a eee . , ) ne? mas 4 ~: ‘> ; Cie . wait eS ees. ">.>. ei and 5 ras WEMYLICK. hot fre k ve 2427 William J 7 3 ZLICK oO} , ronderful value: $10.00 ILMER. DUTTON\4 KE iLENBRINCK ~ HEM MELMANN N-SI cl a VICTOR, 2016—Singic 4-5 with attic: HESTNUY ST Single Flat—$s8500—Terms | “ASHINGTON. 30xx—6-fa7 — . a McPherson REAL ESTATE G& — “hea > i eer Preeti at) eleectt ; baths, furuaces, deuble garage: lot 170 Rl pees sock samaieadl REL Vacant? ! | | A ARLING rT 1N- * —$9 yw owner ta ec) % deep; cepper cutters, aouwrbile sinks, . 1 aig ; 4° > 4 — pl ees = ates Ee AS 4431 - Pacsud “ aan eewly painted: reat. $90 menth . r - .* . : a teem wheats og ah lg OR WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut, Olive 1427... Nee ee New Sn ole haine Double —— ‘io TAYLOF ees : BRAL Piri L a FLAT _ * ; S 1364 McCausiand: 6-roem efficiency. st os vt -, oe ' - rR. = ~” ¢ oo : . ” =i : Cera vutitua Ww reir ~~” $402 ‘ ; arc 4b ai >. Wurphyr * ; Ay - - ® > . . oT oe Ga = S'ectrt te . . : ; for ‘} an nt cenditien im ie lats Poday g Tone ae i heat: 4 ae ——— WE: - END FL AT, TENNFSSEF. : — b hat | te i break : tile ,~ ) $28 Price n'y $19 TW we ee ey ie ath ' ie PP hae M } t room bri 1 Mls na A Mek = nn. Ce se 2 é04 -2 (99 » Hamp ton AVI ‘EINSTETN. 909 Chestn Peta " gpewlyi decorated an@ painted P@ hs. _furmace Ne PrN rect ¥ “ _— “az ; att i ' | . ra = onal _ tao - - ~ —- i. [Aa ra ‘ thew t heat ares math stree's wa , en: at S270 Tun a be ‘ - 4 re ; , > x : tile | BIG ; B ARG AIN are - - hs , -~ 7. bath f¢ fra family flat. comtainine and Ye ' , : af = - intimieinininiiee b J 2 as | 4 emha e ™ ™ HE ; t 4 “¥ gn +t , ete ss | art ' al e | a room Unt Beets Veet > 2% rd : * ) : } Tle = . , y Th S Well lls oor ; At ez cept wena! ily frne — ~—y “THE HOUSE oF RV Bh ELZ. Kealt Gra’ rene . ftxtuz i ert ae 101GA Tamm ~ ~_ — - a eam plait orphy. be > BI BASEN Gravois tS rene > e Op Sele en prem r: moO commission neu up-' 000. : : . : ge ST ao hee ae rom S 4933 West Pi ne | , 2 anit os TOWER G ROVE HEIGHTS. PRUERER BALTY cy : eo : ash: ; — trust PLL easy , SHES M th ‘ 2 A ~~: > 2 tS: ened ae a = pin. INC y _ HAFFNER -: rR 2 ae seound — : neshigh® _ Forest — . i od eee nN) yh) on phone all at ot- SVUU CAI H, $30 | ER MON TH ing ae tethen eed ee oe oF Forest: - * Ae rach apa: t has se¥en roo “ > enon: | : Madiaca am Asa . ta ra iss Deka ee aati is Rie et = : . 2 : water me at Ka Mia — MOXLE, Kealtor. Bk. of Com. Bldg. “* _ ‘ . ~ Swa RE. goed pa EN Ti rae re te - - 03,3 fay anaes : awe? . ra . -» Fah , _ - lon , - I mily at , ~~ es = ' eam in ily . ' 4: ware oe 1 ONE RN Re *t na ™ . . : = —_ . ‘ 2 : = ‘ . — 7s ° . —- “ - . — ow - : “ a. : : a . — , . os : oo ang ne ° 9 “oe . ef . “y eos aan aa * » $1900 “6 Bere, , ems ' > +. aan See Moors. noe San ad ; : : . 0 i i e r : - tern a > I Dake - si. > BLS i ) RRS A = - i : . Fao ; : : “LER i? i ‘¥ : > iti x a : cs ? . > «% hot ru? ¢ ’ : cA > or pm ~ ; 4 *t: Riis ‘ ' , TS be : . . . ‘ : Py 1474] ‘ 2898 AL cRE E AY : ae 3 = : , , =. — i eo 4 > e - ING _DIFF E RE NT . ms on " Se ae - Ris “) = =... ’ tae 77 op ag + OR a SiS tees pee. so SINGI E FLAT BARGAIN sca aan | ooms, bath and siectric: rent $35. 6 Poraythe. im s clase, br, ttnat_ coe. | Pema ey hwteonse AnD ee BST BE SOLD THIS WEEK Grand ; =, : - fast : om = Dathe ~ , ath oudle garage etc. $1 0 or pect ier ~iaY O ¥ jose~i sicep in reh: fire ; THIR’ "EC ENTH : . ee oe a) ; re na _ eiectr 3 , wi or at ‘ a : por Ore + » oe an 5a i KL :r > EI Re to . Ta , oo. } . ~2 ck ‘garage Lee roome: @ famil 7 La: « OHS &S BLAKE & 1 a6 ot gy eet Wc MICHABL-OVER HOFF R oO , — ——— ~ — a ——— wy R 5 ‘S$. 1165 RESIDENCES | FOR : SALE - * £22864 (“>e¢st ca? — fae ti \ ena’ reget . “a4 ’ Sd) 5 ve M bai I L;1 + through HOSEK- 17% , ) gg MINGLE rat ; = Southwest i mee “Rent, $2880: Price Reduced | WHY NOT OWN : B on =e | | : THELPTH, 579) 29 8 —Atamiy flat 3x naw. hantwuod flow Satin pet, SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN — SOUTHAMPTON FLATS SO Siecad agers Beth: cae Fest ayig rai OCRE FEAT YOUR HOME 4 coo me ree | RE PR OF IT ee e106 =e ~ eo" %. : “nor it? -t o at : ale . at} ey Twat oy . : ah 1x 2 sixes, copper screens us S.. e ry ” “4 A - +4 $1 - “* » S12. 31M sre ; Tar rm al at2 secomm! fh > . EDC rTert i? > ‘> : ' or : - + - - , ' PSUs or" Te . om vt. pees Intern 3-8 reom fle+ WM. E. WKRISBERG, 3°04 4+ GRAND. eee m cee eat ia - ~washie, 54. Bie SOO. ce “MODERN FUT {HE ipCSC~«S «CR wood. et 2 Sax210. Wii bain We cam arrange terms om al] of the fo- 1 nee : | } ’ p CT -_ ater ent a + , , * 7 sine i 7 te; >: vunsa ire, - POA 2 - er . t. i . ; ' - 34 ae : ‘ TAM. S96R—Iovhie %3 ee Ar A F f LE FL AT Ss. & , re 5317 Devonshire 4-famis oe , Sy he a a ri , > : e : hart wood ate J - RAND Bt 4 ~ . : spiethili 2-4) remsitle lar Sart - => > ahr : Lh . . : ; = BUERMANX SFAMILY APARTMENT—5S7tx1x WEST ——— : Cae ora eon aaa Tt ory Beautiful baikdims: 5 mom — ALWAYS vas RENT : 2 —_ te. —_—n Guisaiinaenaiiad ° , vg . 4 ‘2 Ay t3 2. net a fess Week fas rte leoeet, Geren BRAND-NEW Attractive Investment ZLICK hohe “Cnewtaet Ores TSS Fear famiy agertment, 5 | reem WALTER JONES RE hii eet Mi ire ; ; 7 : 7 : "3 si is br 4 € : as es _ ~ me - : _ > Of : ’ on _ oo a: m" Lan : I: A TS \ Cow §. } amily } lat — wat he, t i 3 Ng _ ™ . “2 3 Uf i , - : i oa Summer Toes mg br! A _ GILLESPIE, Renttor. Phone’ Wath 2747 | eel aie a eas _ Compton Av. South 1927 © 1836 = 5 pear —. si ” % s OPEN TODAS L : es . ares ' rik 4 . _ ; “ . : > = _ 7 . " : : rt Macc ee ie om >, AC RORS FROM NEW HOOT, 1 mM ee:- teet.@nter - : a at ~~ @family flat: each : race: Pat. A R E \ L B ARG A IN Frei) . ee ww 4 : ¢ > tor we 5 oth ee 0 ig r: . ’ , ® 5 ; bf yetiir " . . “A as - j mel ‘ = : ms ~ » deoes: act . er i a» t a “nebegeaadls ae Or nar: pe S10 tes tee * cprhpete ns ae, vee a nie a a } toe WENELEK. 1010. Chextnat. Olive 12° Th left the ged ceniditior r ROR! re ae he , - ' eo pe . . . rte ; 4 Sim 8 FLATS. =F Boosts EACH Treas i sy. 4117—Ptet snete. +4 both r. - , rut” "St Rup bets ih? Pe utiful fixtures. cepoer cutterings. aneraie hot-water heat lente tewh’ 7 , ne we. a PHILIP H OLENZ & 30 ito cTjeen deers. “ sepurs . ~~ a! ~avemenc:. ce ; ae ~~ w ‘ite Re Te ww: sawp te aie. ) ~~ 2 ry ive “552 : + ortck carace a od er 4 “—o- Chest ut full detaile of W. B. Sheip TIN. WALTERS carTY 3 eer : 0 ‘x be oo mat peeetaneeeel : —— conding aeSheip. 109 B&B. oo as ac4 ale +h? hfe ind ye ~ } ‘9 ae 87 0 Mf 4 . ¢ . . r fate BEAUTIFt L es FLAT me =e aaaayes ~ diame tnt. 40. medern: 4 - aS, De on t Lom : | Blackstene: 5 6 rooms; aew- 6-Family / Apartmen vamer Grand ITH (er = ™ i ee r iLis-i? Osage st. foppesite Marquette _ ' 7 pty e wante? an for ie aoomentele 2 my n a ft. ¥ ; ) ’ _ ee —$71 38. ” ’ ”~ sete A. Reg st « * tfhia 3 rvilews = . . ** es * > eo - * 7 - a = sy nae Lit sad ne * ?* ; ree) peered peeeett sf - _ . . - tA> Ny MT’ ER! i DER ALA MO 148— — Beas stifwi Tew ott ust : * - sani 3 + reete am? hreak fast S80 VITTROP? scm aries reuext to $2" ~ seme ae 1aOe HARTFORD . ~ -T : . ..’ A . te sell. grate offer sg : : bestnut. its N r Ove M04, JomN aa 3% > £72 & & Mr = 1 a molt 5 Ap iA i BPE ons a ie Aarne de SE Lana i i Rss Aah 4 Lays wa SE - hs t,

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a Pe ae oer wey . SUNDA AY. JUNE 14, » 1928 " 7 SUN AT, | | LEFLATS, + APTS. FOR aay Be eh LEAR ee LES ie AT E F or ‘ Sale, , Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. : rosr-pierarcr_ 13B 13B FOR saip vet a 3 West — st : Prenvences FOR SALE : RESIDENCES F FOR s: SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE R | zo —— ESIDE F gape ee HOUSES FOR SALE : Northwest Sour nous» OR SALE RESIDENCES F¢ FOR SALE IMPROV’D | D PR'p’ TY FOR SALEIMPROVED | PR'P’TY FOR SALE IMPROVED PR'P'TY | FOR SAL SALE re] : — a, St sf ji? o 4 VUTT) is. XN EWSTEAD : a ys —a MILENTZ 477> ~ - — i ' a ; s ~ — = modern rym t . fercorn tha. ¢ : toh 4. hath mods ’ iain nen ell “e 4ine leside ) no ROOM HOt SES, 4 SOL D he : EFT. = ratte : | 7 ) = _e © one. xi ¢ aegetifice price, $62: t 8. For-; MINN Ee * hy a ‘ ’ i j oF ‘ ‘ I - /onn . ‘ . at Pine T , Dickmenc’'n’ estnut HOHE NSTEIN 7} rn Be ‘NE Ww 7 1, ORA PL. HOME ’ owner : - Bes | Caben, of Mickn * See pent yee i | 2 , improved LA LE 44k 6 ae ‘ = | 9 / ; ~_ ; Vs _ ' ' , trade ioe oes , ow / Ora Prause Less -] pKeep Cost ‘ i. . ss ae} rOums, large tile bathe -¢ . f r; $18, 5¢ Vins, DOt-water | yz. x + a Lu heater, OUND: . i / ers and weather Ai & € athe, 6 car Earage- 5 4546 Hol - Rap | # K C ( OR ‘ Wi it _E } ay n and heating ienl home otal pale. a3 REALTY Co ones i (ERAL DINE AV ROOMS, . RE NGEL. Ween. 3127 8. Gd. Gd. 9544.) HENRY HY EME Z. REALTY (© . a bile ¢ F ; MER & 28 z. se DF. i $ a j , LE , ; ) ¢. 7 . DON 8. a tbiit ba Le) S-car Eavage - renta] — eet Ni th nd Chestnut. heat Me re nee rire) OL IV IA $44: 2, — AM house rs 14 ef ryiy: (“er tre 1371 ' ' M aa" . _ fy ‘ 4 these today if You Want a — : SF yen S006 "$1000 “4 i balance’: ea Car ii eewer, water sae io . ‘ an “A ~story kK Swe ne of 8 rooms, ’ — . “ Pe ‘ *, sal Pad * fn .. Tis oF ole i al ‘ ee PeNTH, 230 N.—§ RMs., MOD. a “ ' ; 4 eo} ied tions ’ ‘ . ea nent investment in the city, Wess. GARAG E; CORNEN BELLIS, | SH SORNWELL RB. i. co. 7th.{ ain: Gra Bellefontaine ear line,| bath. furnace hardwood floors: lot "99 LINDELL RL + 4 RESIDENCE Rin its uth, ; Ae ‘oe er On pDrem-j{4- wre i 1 N. onbe mn - . ' J Ss 4 j a ra yA } r) @ S4ii Own hestnut x], Admiasion hy ca: . 3 Me . - : : ‘stnut 43 ate ESTATE ooms, 3% bat ) 7 mae oe oft 1 . ah hot- mer fot oF aero ly i oe 3 — 3951 CONNECTICUT mAras. 5734-0 roome garage: all | 2? type): beautif, ‘heat. ae ee a atte hi IP 746 KINGSLAND =} femily apartime Dremioe . FA ash $400 a. | 24320 ‘nion —— 4270 om ‘ = ra * Seas coe weURG a, 3 et ‘ry brick dwelling bw roome. bath. + regret dd 8 from Dublic sceho »| , $: atid : acres. j ange tre : ; ~~ ' P aia ent x175 S146000 _ OO» fital $44 orice $30 4500 Og on a . : - - : ‘ . 4 tt a : ne . *s er M . cay J ' : : » e ungaions about Tmelea * 1 h Our quate’ j monthly payments buye 826 som res jence: 2885 Jur : ba ler: - rooma, tied 2 -car . 'é " ae age Bs oan — mb b— q karage de lightfy) hy, . eats dox1 3h ‘3é25" mMmaod 6651 ‘ L ¥. ME Ve 4-fa mil “ rooms: iA Gartie Id ay 1} y 2 v C. AN_ : 4 ‘~~ s es nu b. Cn od t en é , 7 ph V4 rfy! Vi ly ft P50. . } ' he urn: .. "t re , $x: | Se I 1 4s c J ypOs a“ 26 5x. 305 feet: ~0 OOO uu rea!) , 4344 FOREST AV. iF rooms bath '. Ss.) ‘a a . > 000. : an ye a pays 1. bile ~ e =e vy ES. Nestyy Ft Mit, ANB sM(GER , om JIN AON 2) : . eon yI°r ROD (“hestni, 621) MePHE RSON r * vurner 0 O00 , av. & Tome m ' ri slate roof f inn saan hath ‘ e e 427 pF 9 y) OQ ’ IL ES / ; ! NER 2 . Good old Tuc Ie me ar karag Yarn 1] OlLD8, 5 bathe ; 0:3 Hrs — rr - roome bath het FY, ATS b ; es i 7 ame ; ee “ U al 4 gare xb ~ ‘ rai karan : $9 “oO; wil DWaY. w2ul a Reese 1 SON & me AKE & BRO. 815 . y alr heat wiate ror” ne condition: | L HOME sale price’ for repai money added to the ates WESTMOREL AND-8 rooms, twe 029° CLAY TON KD 6 ~~ ig $9000 20th st. cor, one @epawelling and 2 acres on hilito OV 68 DOK - c n jest. 33X12; R975 iown, , ire eo 6 his es roughly ry odern | good value Mr Gn es of’? oe ” artionle ' ) Sarage: 120x187 feet; a very ho Wauer heat: 400x160. $16,000. — 1016 MceCAUSLAND Single: 5 reome ng Sdence, bath. electric’ 7 tts : 00.. 1308 UN ) BLEUE wats, H. | INHARDT R. F ) OF rravois. | ‘room fesidence on pretty “ctmet hear : ated aie eee SHERWOOD FOREsr, WEOSTER 10 . 4° Gy ae tk $1600 per year; price $13,000 {}. - . . . . oe ~ oes : Jal? ° . : : ; ’ ; - ’ hit “CH : " Fannn So hoo! — - : os rv) f BR ldj ~ ‘ , 41° McKEFE § ‘> « i c ; $460 E lmbank ay. — rooms. te ———e is ath ; x ‘ Toome } water heatin r pl ant >. ' sor a roo! mr pracy ome . lie UY Now . ep ai /USILess lo Car gar; er fu Mace rer tal $1680, : ~ seiesipps av. & Fooms, hee : | | n | rm Olive 1427. f., 2 families: 7 rooms NE VW He IME Ne he: 3-cat waren” an meet ; fe $1 ‘Onn Lion BY, $17.000 , (S19 BEA KSTONE rooms and 2. one ak Saiejgkarawe: Sullable top -Stha—— 2012—Residence. only © by OME : PRICE. hes rdw aad poll ath, furnace: -also we ed ofda heap. Owereke: : heod ta. | oe w ATER MAN. 10 rooms, 3 baths. | - WES MOREL AND DRIVE Just east of Car garage mahe offer 3624 Oakdale a p . at d ! . ° We, Se jv le ss % m : Sun parlor, | rag See 4056 nnecticut Apply ( AN D RB IN ( iT{ A M me , | ~ 30 ARU ‘Ni ) 00) ; an we Yiand tr price $5200 4135 ORF me J and #4 rooms: 2? car INnGAlOW: ney ate WN: 6-roce a adie ene Jon, ee ace, Farage: ¢ Y 4-r om frame JOS. F. DICKMANN vTand 2 ‘Omnnlns t speculatis §. PAKKLAND pj lesidence nei EL, : Ox AE wJarium: tile ow COR ct. ANTON AND (LARK eee. aoe 3793 ; arn, @€ ; Mudiion; BSI]0,50 I) a . lot: ep | di aTrmrmans? . Pe opie le in (ne Pec li . sa age Pile y cor b 22 § alts . . he indwood loors. ’ - i te 3! nd ¢x see Mr. Horst a. Payment PAH, $81. Resid he one of the best-| room bunwrain rv new ide he Ham) | ton and Ma; "6- room brick 7 530 HE NDERSON, CL Avpaw sjy SON RDs. rm: price $30 O00 ; Shia NORTHLAND. 5 reome each: vs arnell O-Pr bri ck cot Se NS 234 Wainwrie Fe. a a eee / — : ' t the uth Sid i rangement nd finish : ir price and Ti ‘y de 0! On yeern, 100 rooms, bat > J-ear garage GOxIRS feet | LOTS 6.7 ‘. IN. yee ANDS_ Lot 75x 77 . mental $1860 ; large lot, aw 2603;—5 7 ane ion by appointees very, respect. Admis-|fenmement and finis 5854 nL nar bh E. CO.” Realtors $13.000 | + GOx | 150: price ETZEL AY, 5- room Cottage: nae i itis. i ‘ , i Broadw ay my P i \. . r \ c YSoFt feitTrar } ‘ar bany 9130 p x 70351 P ERSHING wrbows Foner Lat 15 ; - 4 } J - : rISSM — ; ' : rs i Ry L ABADIE AY. j . RE Jeffers: } | estn. , rs "BBO | PER SHING O81 6 rooms and 8un room ‘4 car Care fix? 55 , x! price $35 ° I. . a j 4 | rooms: Tinta + © rooms, bath, « i a odern —7-rew . hot-water VAI tREL O47 } Poor ath and | QQEO aS V NV ee : ar brit gare €; see this today — 4258 LINDELL . me’ ¢ : LOT z, WYDOWN FOREST 0) 4180 onan. - 7 +40 oe =e ial C3 | ie garage wher : Precept hal nodert late roof, h 2 ers Ty’ L b KE L A D WALT! R ‘SCOTT CO., 805 Chestnut on tke: 50x144 fe .§ 2.500 and Shirley drive Clayton: price $337 } t} ' ll ~oh. p. = a pe TeCeDtion 4 3 f I Be i ~ . euy' my : . a ; ey 4 bn : me a r “, : tae) { Malle I) mire nad 2 . , if AO rooms. Ts , 0 716—Grear frptey P a large mod- , oe LINDEL I, 14 “ry ile rte 1} TON KD. la te 4 and f will ' AL M . > ri, ° $15 ; 500 Da i ‘ r anxj 2 ly ‘i \ : ry Mi . ; 1 if - } ‘~peoirr I's «| rhe . , arrie . e ae hot-w a . : rR Tar ‘ ities =r ; 6 onie ogy be arrays Dlx s > ans , ‘) 4 . ARTWIG DISCHINGER. 3022 "N° & BERT, 1473—Reeicer ,, rooms, tion: we wi} Submit your offer IR WIN SANDERS R. E. ’ 5OS ft. I t; price $1" wn wi! peony : NCE_c.. “$ .. 214 UPPLES rex 1 wd h, fur-| "4 23. BLOCK D, OAKLEY — > rice $21. LAND 9 foome ; na * vara oe sundry KORTE -EALTY “&@ 10, N VinGgrs 7014 = pons é' IG TRE Chestnut eee torent in an range r fami- | Nace, user earage: Borer > special bar. I wn "300 per {cot price $21 500 LER m ; 9122 rin * 3 ‘ORS A TTE NTION | RESIDENC LOS ; 5 . rooms hot- ' Foxx. LINDELL | apn sliah Ly p & roome Apartments "level vil, acts TI Oe) ieee ~ —_————.... » el iced dah e thy FAB bath Sala oc hb iat pt) tn } 7. | room. eee “on anderen, > water Neat= 4ucar ae e. | tile bath shir “ rece w-ghtigne Sy. bbe be nes ‘+ room I ns :- "sy r 3 SAVINGS TRUS ).. 1S Delmar , Ne bd CORNELL, ‘L. T NIV ERSITS CITy— 50 ATES 6 family, h PoOornis nleep ; INDI STRIAL PLAN NT Union av. a F . nig ‘ I I : ' — " onal - -- ey .: ‘) Pe) eq Uuare feet SAVINGS TRUST CO.. 491: ‘mar | ey ry LA EVUE ; RIC ‘ we: rental $9840 rate awite | = ; Dri 39 O > | — men ” " a4rage, 7 J. Hild. Agi it i id “ar (OCeSSa ry es rates Sere oe Salis but: 50x11 73 Oard u!] -ePINg porch: 4g! ate roof ar - 70: 29 c L AY TON RD - ; : ; E arin HT _# family. 5 env. ma: #. 4 _ 69 ‘OL IVE 3 ‘tory brick puiiding, i0t- Water heat, ————————— : _— +a a, sal ¥ Pes ney ' Ik tyr t ' $9505 £2000 Cael balance fir: lon ja ; r . Orick Cr. . ro pe COL att ’ COMP Pising 4 BLOTes tj flats of ” vt ea od , E Raton een ee ———- . * PL, ' —s as ey Ss, @ bath: 2 Car garace ee oe er ital SR256 Wagner a silt ro ne each Ie t 100 ‘ ‘ee 1+] lerd. = 8 | GETTEME! ERR ie. CO., | SOx155 fe _—s SYRACUSE 4-family 5 moms price $70 Non 2? *190 feet: rental $H120 ms, st ; rvgins, 3 h ‘3. ee ' f ’ : . finors ‘ rage } Y I . .} . ’ - 42 a *4a ; . . me i ae’ ~ ‘ ; -; } . r) ms , a 4 + , ‘ Le at | ry : ' 4 : : ! . ‘ 4 M2 ay ’ PT - ; he ae Tt} at ion f ’ no 7 mCP ieee % eeryt. pms : “et ee SKIN. P AR T Mc N T HL Y __ ba a 7 ; ne: “th wy mprovements: - | E ae “! areny. : , | 61 ‘0 iy MBI A. + CE IF SON RIGHTS Built, l porch: pr Ntal $3720 “Waene r 192 1- 23.25 o1. IVE Bite Int BOx1¢ 3A. i ; x ae : ; | : cit: i o~ ie. Ol rg 6 $0! evi} "A UNgalow live 6326 Cc ATES 4. fan ily. Mur. ENRIGHT AND RELY $45 000 / cee coos sch aaa eee ER PT PY oe Alt tase ae . aan 9 coed roy ’ —"¢¢, . j . “ai! l Gey } j , Faragce HENRY 1 } rN b, sa Tf) j j un : j gt J j | h ho oll a ’ y ct ey , DIN rch | brick: ao a ™ ar) : nvenien , N1) a 1 z. ana nrc “ , Cent, - 14 Che stn: Se Ps am a ‘ it ar: >: J ve | ‘ Pa SI BI ‘RB iN 4 rooms. frame reel - 7th AST. tal e $24 000 ; story and haseme nt 14 rome, fey cot iF tae ~~ math. ra on ; (CP } : i 4 ‘eo nA UNMMijate DURSEeRRjON SlOO”U te ; > ‘2 =} much ¢ a y mn ; oda R i} ; i nN +i) , ane frie ; , a y “he d rooms : tori : 8 Cpttane. ied JOHN MORES: [AGUIRE'S REAL Berar ©: EN ane ALTER rare BERR VEXCEL LF NT. ae | owner. 614% Washington 1, Gals” BAkTMER 4 rooms. concrete "hte al ome 17 eds: excellent bath faciiities - ———estnut se x | | Established Jase = 12 w, “GENCY. nhs" —¥ | = _ “a ST. sous 3 “- — active rne: 7. "Si aleen Te fia: tee veasaion ~ Ctricity: $BoGn rete ¢ UNIVERSITY ' .ie bette dy pty 9 aad con Uaining E 7 . 7. ‘ , : . é mw vii : ia a j rll e@ ‘ {i roe ne . . . ie - : } | tw | , ; rounds and attic, bat hot-water heat: | ri wo CouGaILit : , seeping porch : | anti ELT —T wo. stor ew hh. ee nny a# Bodley- ne ‘ and mond $i me .: & 8! SHE} ; BE armen so reggaacemcay owner wante 1Uick sale i7 ¥:; want aie Ps is hele ae ee ae rS-Class = condition: conan a a PE ge rhey por Ht “Gi hag, Th IEFEE a = ry rentdeen ” aa nw poe ot Ine: 2. offer — mm 20x126; Open to ; es" ie - « ede ; ‘ ij Try 7. f, TY] ‘7 17°2e | ~ r . a ' “kK ST { , ‘ares ‘ ma j vatn ‘ ’ ] ; ‘ vr ; . alo ’ re . o ‘ or ‘ f é a rooms, bath. q fake: arran, ‘ > famitie, or jz. JOH MOrt ae E H-B 11 3529 A AY | id basement. large lot: low" nd | reome” Oe ison VINITA PARK~ Six apartment: 2 of & _ mee + efficiency IBN CORA — Pring $19.00. at _ 5 GA. v: dN sag tt . . 4280 SHE “ ANDO AH ' mn heu ' 1 4 "e aey terms; open: here your o varage 50x) ir $12 floors: car 3 rooms and bat h; re rntal $: 4680. th: 3 of ‘2019-2025 PINE. fy lt &xlOg. ~ rooms. | ‘ > ; tA i I p ie Cag ' ' re being mt lered Ra! 4) . ; oo. nahin iia ae . 9 ¢ ’ Un} est . . ’ Lie’y} etl ees ae ONO PON ep togpiree = ~~ ie > 1 ms si qlee,” Maite ae Wht)? ane : ‘ 3 , i ia ~ Ba 'AaAge s0% ‘ . ‘ © ION AY] VOeTsS afr’ moving f wi y. j _— . : is) . PA : | 4 } I AV a ‘ ; . ls | 15, We bster Groves; Se e tai nwo? : oa “re pws: B BEST Bl ole constructed conveniently and attract } ' , s . : ; ’ Hand waraze 500 ing eng “pe si¢ 4 } (Tage I ; sd i Can be aegola ae See ahd “yeni na Li ay. tnen make offe; MV , room Gern home NOot-ws eat, (ORBPON Fe 4 r SC r “hestnut, | rave a ; , ‘ ‘Optic: i 11, Webster Groves: a DUill Modern 7 roon vat} : ° * BY an attractive ” (HOL DOW. AY. Realto o he thu ,; ard MO nish, pri “rage: iot 505150 “kp , . HAROI) WILLSON . ” Sales and Advertising Director “ath and carage . | | a farage: price right: owne; will Y 44H GIBSON $9750. | card area! r eldeece inn 7 litior EDWs wry ee McK TM } 4454, 1° We vou th: WE JW ARD L B AKE VW EI. Lia Reautifu at came ahaa - i | ; | “BOs UgeR , & re ea eee ‘ig a A a ie —"- ASC HIE : j ‘ Oc } rehy On irs i | s! i] oors rg . } . vy a te ~*~ i : phe ‘ : . + » OFe aay ; ‘ YBE RG ~ rooms and =. i. =e ‘ , ; , . ' ‘ at TTT: Toate I flo rs iO Ww ate heat garar- Te , ‘ 4 . ) 7 rooms and 5 ONDERE . L HOME—wA ARG: AIN. a) 11k “\. SEV ENTH JOHN HH. ‘BROT Pr, Realtor, 709 Chestnut iz aa me iOcK § n Grats b] s dands ie at a bargai: ? M. E. O1p UGHLI ‘ KIMBREI. “ j “Gu “y- DER ‘ Bi é | INRY HIEMEN? 503 ! nd rd Imission , ign { HESTNI | REALTORS WALLACE ! Olive 8621 HAKTFORD , STRE ide BARGAIN. ae I az i4e) 5, ath, hard vTand: owner: making Change and invites i de TA MM IL MANN-SP, -ARLER RR. E. co South 3 3 7 th and Chestnut «te | RESIDENCES FOR SALE , maniacs ‘ i Res “ - ; ~ re & rooms and 4 —R ‘ie vorr 2 we rye ~ +A, : — . . ee - —— oe ( re Sr an, residences ‘-* me , br} € y ? 4 ; - : ‘ 6 roomg. 00} reception hall, oak Stairs i Toot ore tnis € air Butters; 50-ft. Jor: ALLEN, 2744—- roots. bath and lec- mm. KK. WRISKERG. 3204 S. Grand. : la é, WA ASTON a a; © he pee d elec: | __! : JUST LISTED modern: gareg 235x150: admission West ; 8 rooms. bath . oa te owed ete cod 18. - ¥ lass warncdit a phe olf pitée ne z a SSO i rn id . = > ' ic hs / f , a >. r? y? Ln ‘ . . . a : } r IT # t . eP rj » ' 4 = ' wT. , 4 j T, ’ %4 : ‘i ne > ~ lee... — 500 Cash 4 4 -_ 13 roome ane . * «3th W » | ' ~ teat ‘ar £arage perty hatuewad. t- ides! ponmina house: tn Se hee .o - sor . i. oe “REAT WORKERS: ‘ le ry JAS. a OREIY , " ; t 4 fy? q Fire ' ss : ae fron: } 7 " . i ) ( s4 : j ad P “Ra | r, 1024 Title Guar. Bldg. C- EVEL ~ tad AY. BARGAIN ! ane : e | BL KAYMOND a - FL ata wv. 2 fsartis it] ’ i a ry ’ “ ty 4VUUiiI > AsV UST +} Sj ‘ ° j No , torr i Ie, >. * ] , i j } . ter P . recy " oe . , . iws FL’ ean fiir homes G ths teres ot ac Ww inde rm =e Di.. 7: 21 rooms and two hmthe ” Ve ay : ; > vv eR! ty ingter — Sn5— = —— " wa, : a S lence ni . sith bn. VOI, 14 rooms er ia inhale a sa Blear bey , a tidlanra . nat , ’ finine uns ) ‘ . } a nd Iw bath oe 500. | {29 h ‘ it. Ad , ) n. @iectr is Ou) Fes. resigen sia vw "00% suri : Mey. - \ } a _ kK iW BE LL l, > . . . . miss ) “tye ~4 ’ . . ~~, a, , rst . yy) A , j i ‘ A : , 4 ‘ i John Grether A Co P NI ] I ) ia) JTS VDenNn Sun 4 165 ~r a. NG "ALOWS ' lay for Be tion fron) 2 te , Via “et (hover new mods rei‘; | Ir) ° ‘ theese nn ie bungalows: hard. ‘ ) W Ove iOors Or " ee 4 hath -ler' en for Mane ; ome : eee ~ alee 3 Lion Funday from? to 5 Dm , . ; wm (recy 6143 Ten iN@ames i) rootig and gun i : aiuu : . , wher s change a7 reside 3 , rooms. two baths o5 e 4 134 BE N TON S11. c MHRELINGER pp Jefferson & Grave a= 3 3 WRISBERG, ; 204 S. Grand. ive 5555 th sr 4 - W : ~J Orie K Ka- 60227 ENKI a Life Bidg. TOIR: gs - 000 ys $4500 - #©oUence, garage: : HMLAIN 124 Near O'Falion a? i MA ER G gt. HEIG ig HOME. . eri bete R S001 hes fi-room oy ve ers ' 1&8 monthe rn at} re 26.600 ay (ANN RP } - _~Siaence ~-Btors sli roof brick N i it nh. fur- : = , MINSTER PL., 6178- Near Skinker Oid, Mak n th oe T ‘inexbury “=~ i. 656 and coma tr ~D, > i ‘AM { jes if . _ bath. ‘ YT . b : 10d CREE lar a5 > -ft ‘4 7% : 1i8 " Power “sPOve room if) (rand Dover ays . 44: wo 27.500 4 REAL nome BARGA AN louble garage: ©... r will hs ect ag a rd. Apply . th ny age mart clea OW ne es ‘I IS Cheetn RE , , 6004 Wanda: &# rooms; moder : Kin vs " , 2: . yonsne : two m Fe 2° \ 8} rit | “ty . ‘ ; : W ANS I I ATH 7 le ee , j , } DIC kK MA NN { l in ] ‘ 20) Ou eet , ST! I : Pp ; i ¢ . : f . ASE es N é ARI NDEL HOMES . > o 4. hoa th fyrr Ace oe e nD . “en ~ > ‘ ms, - oes s on! sj +h th tag we ek: easy pa aetna ¢ Y BERG] R, vr = , LOOK AT T HIS “TOD 4} : . Mo, pov, oon ' aan ie ™ ‘i malt : walls : faut Hike) OT } i from L ’ . i? a ) ree " , >m 3 ; ; ' : ith f ' JOHN ri E TT} KE NK & { f) MI] ] i sil 7 > : 4 In “Poms Q-~ ; " : ; ‘ Pens ad Ag i . a es . ‘ ‘ } . ex : . site whe . — Da J ; * °° 37, 500. miroughou euK WMy SS50V0, $46) Eurage ant G IBSON AV. 8 AKG AIN. ! je! ! riek modern ompletely fur sh a et rms, we, > ae > MA APL ap = wr ade ad $3500 » 7. 4-4 isles | alee = nies ones in . four meey, Mspect Qx]: aa! See Mr. Rab- EE THAU Dt 272 ee 4449. , ned hon 4) at or LOREGE F. Bas OR] 5 Chestnu* wat for or wr : ows ret Net 7.500- 4 ) wpe See “ — Gence., 4VU0Ul ] eold at 4 ts ; eer re a aciiee ) hay Tee : as _ a i , etc reai ary? in r someon: folie : ; de 5 room elficene, & ET ov = LIST ( ¢ 2 = = —_ OF a ri ¢ = ‘ -\ ¢ ; i i I ee i , ‘ 2 6— 4 .rnn ry ° il ie “ = i , "h nu . ' : ‘ae? si ' ld ( > sell NORTH SIDE HOME, BLOW, 4952—fFran imonona | On, must b a, an opportunit esidenc ern — threusnn frame VSIMINSTER, 5261—Near Mary Inet; WENZLICK raeetnut. _ Olive 7 RAND 9 _ r "BBx14dt eet Clec- | “neni eo Frame house, all imoroy OHN DOCKERY “g “Sow?PO7™ ‘hestnut.| venient to's ir: terme. Bes | | tute: becurite) “eu in restricted HOME—MUST BE SULD 7 SOU 991 a few of our best list. ot Bhx147. eee = owner; | =. wens Al CONDITION, JOHN P poy .UTy o neighborhood: look at thi lay ag DWNER LEAVING CITy 0 T H GRA ND BOL | ot lick sale. P> ca if 3s’ ~ 5—CQui k ba a 2 4 aeflear . hy: : ‘ R. 7 - 183 beaut f1, . » { > rie ' tr * i436 Pershing ay wonds rfy! spanish 4 try enon rs room) =brick r ne “tay ve ; t por R * dhe ee . , ‘ ian «Oh te T ee type architeetur home; elgber ‘| . a DISC INGER. 329°0 N. Gram e ' T n ry nd ct! Biate 3 t at > RESIDE NCE F . SDE ir i da ” , a anid ene ae Pivit « 4%. Tal z. a . vs an , - , ‘ : OR SAL A 7 ‘vy 7 7 ro . “ " CoO min rtal> ‘ CXCOHMI ies 1} ell > - =e. ' : nd L40nN J i rederce rz ed Arie aint ris, : - v4 BR “Fi i ; ; oh 6 ¢ } SADA weil ‘ ; 4 i ] ‘ u / = > aa owner will ehow My en RESIDENCES FoR cate RESIDENCES For SALE BARGAIN ONLY $5500 == make term: san00, eat eidele anh all : I, rere == 7 : "Rey ws ai S I c i] J 4s Sey 2 6 niece. ee gine y -PoOom liek ’ ed ; OONMWer ; a dj 10 rooms a and tr. 7 “a: ‘ saTHLeA **e#e id rooms. "two sm OUNGINg ; ‘ree. erat BF Pf — a © 7 te ee a te ] 2 room Ss. Pe ok “ 4 a for “9 . Lol 4 Ti i AGENCY 3627 Gravois terme Ser owner there nr “ - 5G I : ke * i! ; om st ii In Bpect . mace, 225. 7 Vers tw tutiful Open Monday evenings JULIUS HALI , oH ae & ' ae - 2 gage ; : Pe D ‘KOLL ASLUPFER. 113A (heatnut est >» ss ’ — , > ; 4a ‘ Al. ER R if Re ‘ r) ‘ . DY’ TT ’ > . Vong ig); ome . My ' ‘ . tMME borane. S} ACKLER } Re fant modern home; 6 rooms, bath’ GAs TLEMAN, 3949—§-room residence 3519 VISTA $7500 | - 684 Cham = OO. , 042 CABANNE 4421 DEL. MAK—NINE ROOMS West RE Al EST ATE CO. urna ine neighbor} hood ms | built: slat 6 roof: in rac ae 9 rooms, bath: ele. aces wine! ‘ate “Et a, eo ‘ . r N 16. Choutear IMME DIATE POSSESSION Op THIS An excellent mins OM dwelling furnace 6] 17 Mep HE RSON j Meee’ Domes; convenient. rice SOneuee |nd garage: 40-foons Be rE mms location: eaey | iti eat eee Ais eee pg | oa BEAUTIFUL >-ROuN RESIDENCE. HAs | heat: all convenience KO0d rooming house Resid . F ties , : ‘man ‘em , $9000. yr. to owner. ai coll mm: PET y . : pill guts Ou (OR. ; se. i rd 099 HOT. “ ATER HF AT. HARDWOOD | investmens F; artion Neen as . Barra | ru Have Keer, Wat for 3419 HAWTHORN L. = ——— ——— anes (cO9) | nut nt rs a eerie 99 26 arage: large lot: price vecy st DELORS AND GARAGE, ENTIRETS RE. @ITo TiETIENS 722 Chestnut fer heat? eee tile roo aoe” RNE BOI UL LOT AND 10 ROOMS €L EVEL AND, 4002——" ROOMS, MODERN: | ~ xj, FE 7-ROOM HOUSE, $400 CASH. at } L ANSD d Ww NE BL. wm. otLINS-WALTERS REALTY CO. '| DECORATED , AN SPLENDI , Ss M : : lesion nen eee rh! oms | hy & O47 APLE oe oe b.. 712 ‘wal. Se. il w TERM : * OLIVE Ph ae ' " ; throuchout building Sa ; af Welt bullt and in Al at: 2-car garage: owner wants | '™ nthiy: 4 bargain. Se r Weiszon rem- Orside | Ji ESV trn to inspe, Splendid R te residence with t!] MY 7-ROOM RE: IDEN $16 Ox e to . 7 NE ‘trtmmed wy : ; a ge - fer. LsOR ; coe ay ; 2: ag ren “y patna ri ? “IY ROOM REST] E ua or auic ae cd : ith 1 slate roo F, O. 40° ef } way POTTORFF co LE lala 4014 Delmar. 5 j ASSEN ST REET , - 7 = , , | ] vou —~ CO oe es > § i pats ng J ¥ Wey pyery ” ‘ on holle ¥ or Ml Ore : W L ISTING . = ‘ vay you to inspect ti es Dericr rkhmansh 2-C@ar wara ry BSO00 cam) andie m Sing -irignt r rnodern , : Paprne é - , Myr 4 a L ‘agate re - rem. ‘| hardwood floors, hot- “Water heat, copys 4 "" eu ite rs: bh . kK ‘ , re; a 045) 26 1$3) —A ik : ice a ( “te roo Pet.) " mor | ss ; . . F eS. ne ae ne pgarage for 3° ca | W LE E AV,, $6750 ome, bath | wey rooma, Lat floc 4 rooms u , SIR ABL EK TIOME? . ARTHt RK FIs HMAN “ | a. . ne . Cash —malanice >. . J *natne #ink and a Rucé 6; FI JRA BOUT'L. Der cent orp tlie ‘anc ni to I — 7 a oe s j ; a 4 ‘ Ro Ie ‘ ran . ., 7 > { i n | | re : ’ . . ; 1) a we . / Li} gam? ig? hw ay 5190 : of ivolis R 4 : ' ats ; vy - ' . a» ° : . . wee ; : ; ‘ , fone ba a Ki ‘af Se _ Term eek tue route with all the SEE THIS ATTRACTIVE HOME: THREE HOME RARGai wa BEAUTY AND COZINESsS TON TAYLOR TRUBT CO "MA Verr »? ’ ‘ t ferry 7 ‘ ’ Ven oe re + 1 i 410): exceptionally fine home containing $ 4 emeuse. furne-e >, mie gm . ' i ah porch. reception hall, tile ALTHE IME} R & rp ae Pry ’ ae oe eR EL eee Delms = + nt x Peds ery whe ~ { ik, ' a ' 2¥ tile citchen. first Rte finished in ; ¥ F2 TON x ; ae i ok > op "2 ~) af ; aan for re “are; lot 7Ox173; price “at % $55.0 rf VW mn ry | Hi AR RY M BOECK M ANN, ov . j A! Klis ob "Fy i ree 1TY ? a ' "es . em : ee a ’ ey ' . . . . n hl } & LOA ‘ ¢t) wee ‘* re “$) et} Der ima? rice | Office f ot) #) of : = and }2 7° aed 4 ry ; , a niy ’ , . i« ' . . + > “s ~— . , . ' . . ’ ree ; ' . ‘ / ’ YOO ae t? : 7, ‘ | 54 KING SRI RY PL. % e fire “* ‘ let 8 o a room B @DUu Dat) 3 meth ‘ , a ae , nt I — " ' o : | j oe | + : aad fs nker H20a & sn 3 ribet mien Z r 7 ” A Re ; udee fm a ng rH well-tny ae mien home and exception. SCHULTE RE 2407 SX! Rwa: ugn ced le | ' louble = ion by é , | : ri hoor xB dha Tr wa — PL, , 14 ore) Miu P wf Mey ; 6400) ETZE] nS ONALD 4al 4 ‘hestnut CCN La ning , ’ —— aS: rage: jot 50x]°: sh w " ‘i? HAN 2 Husse!] 145% s A Water heat » jot ' ition é 4 4 Jive S841. Olive mi4ag inhed with ag of hardwood hua pay mou th Pa ark Re sidence Ney pppen, for inapect 545 WwW LAGHT AND AIRS KOOMS doce ‘nai #13-13—Double- brick. 46 |. ~ og an and Faston” "=| see thie sur SRR EG. ate or “ely droting (204 LINDEL F BL. i ; 4 se Oe ‘ yor 3 $3 1 iTgini: moon 2 } ar r. roL > : ry a 2 a Nic rAstLO . eT") REA AN] OA - ane Gc . ' . y- benatntwood floors, walle canvased iy ay vom ‘idney 943A re re: ho ee ana gt rae ew’ Al , En. FOS ene DEL MAR BL. ROO MING HOUSE ve 1430 O06 N. &th + L] Dp ) 0 $7500. on beautifully decorated: brick ga { Tage; for price ard we ol aes ‘eht > Els ee: ee i Bir: apt 4360; only $8800: easy terme” ict pe 0 " AN many not GUT KIGHT cnet wi th ~ naufte ure a ; ~ Aa ' . - ? ~ §——8- room —— e r eek as a Ad sy ke, A - ries “3 on teeaeke al] ae _* ; reer: —— . rooms i : : i? fiw* Ss ai - . ars 4. marg ) if s tile MAL , ay =. : rf ’ hen’ s ? ‘ cv } Tj rr ' } rys . SNP PESS . ’ tate 5 _ . "we , , : . . , . : . t vy naj ‘ ont ‘ , z x HAWTHORNE i nto ‘Ha aa : , BE . T HIS WE E K a S8000 See owner ¢ “ Ri RVI - ' Ones br 7 a 4 rn WOrlh price gasgke , mine -} ', moder Pew ‘ : 1aral - ~ excellent condition; side drt , i fo ys ¢ ? ear surrounded y ~ +> ane Oey ¥ : ; ' (ard wood floors, brick pore h. double ga Dr ' hy wtG fiir _ ob CEP ‘ 4 . . = ' ' nie # ri r ‘ ; , ; ' RITKRN 7 } a b mut | } - onesie . of ine b 2 , 7 = B rth r, 40x yx DEL M AR. Jeavine oi rice $17, - 220" ns a TRAN, 12th . — truly higt . BG ee tye a ax 3737. _ | FLORA SBia—Ovsomste Sere WENN "F010 Chet to ATTENTION | A very fine residenne = , Saaeren City, ’ PP ‘IT beaut 10-room home. 2 baths: be ‘HAMPTON By . —— pee 200%. hardwood floors . 7 : 1] Ke ee } par 6 “ms and sun parlor, tile bath. ha a ( ) |: | | raf CO Forest 8258 C areal ‘do 7: | aie — ; . esi dence ~ tile bath: gar ji t-water he; tud | bat? Py Sg nee, . : mont acl i tESIDE NCE rus imore a ” : a + " ‘ fain } > y 2630—R aw d nee ‘ roomae a h- b ; “AA | how } 1 , ; o — 0d : , . i i TT) : : ‘ I a emt : a bie - : at ‘ ; i ) } j ] ; ,? 1 ‘ : ‘-. if h ry . ’ ; mt ae " . , ; ’ : a ‘7 price ~ Bey, - ” ” wha ; P; - | eTrms i. = RI’x = Sh4e S Grané , ost - - ah ' . ) ; i : ™ ; sae | he AaO5Re ; Mi .p ME BR SON steve i re the mildis . ik (MT L OT — ) N. G R AND BOI J ARTFORD, 42xx—Brick fealdeace 4 | 6 yebt for: large lot: garace: owner ss a? . 2. Ch J 1: 132] FOREST AV.—NEW 2 ! ‘ ge ene ts de. Pian AR GAR AGE -” 4 Ne 4 ON me ler hot-water heat: che. Cs MAN ive { . , Fond , ‘A As, ‘autiful ne 4 LK o% T; ‘ ‘ ie hn» ' Mm Mae ; : & 4; ee e% ing ¢ eg Cepagp: } ESIDENCE LAND An “7 mia s te nish N-water heat. til i ~ Ca 4 aIK£ CANIS ' 10° ww : GR. AND JONES n . > > Te HT —— = 5? —- - Ls} \.* ' on eres Mma vail 5 > - tod arn | orne Penns) Ma Bt} 14) room =Tresidence tris RGAI* bo2 M ARY] AND 70 Ww 384A CLEVELAN ND. — ath 4 furn 1 in Al_ condition . Park dern 7-roo nas - aa es — nth tS , RMwae ESE 2 1, st rat “ine id Enc P . 400 Avery fine 2-story. slate roof. ae ’ ) ‘fe n iXious to . sD ,0n cornér and mode | tof, GCxparvnr 4 ae ee 1. o ; ip “> Ae ter Oppe é' : i sunroom. OF 1 nm a itop\n id K sidence brick ree dene with hardwood floors, & se f. R Ay i] ae : L.\ELFING 4 on bat toilet wr ety dunt ie vy 4. dans fe 2. ~ brat hig } Wiat h “4 ara rot er steely tic Karnes £500 Path. copper cutters hot-water heat: ¢i- : ~ ~ #¥00M OTT ¢ C) rid , , neid ‘erehing o B00 Tage for © care lot 405128: price $11. | _ = a HARTFORD Frame residence; « ~— » ae Ou 7 b. ~ ‘| Hie IMI . . CMSs inaide You oon. : 2: “Poe } : “i Paret s arishN rh , ; . . L. ame BAOCK I PTsi ° " . elrprige »s on “t Ais HARTRC kD i A ioe Tus py hn, gee a TACO 0 a. aroma : : ie __ price SHO00 iaing furnishings LOOK AT 607 S HORTON P — re . wet O , 107 ARUNDE rr ms. ‘Opittenes F vening by 500 ; te Py reom residence with tile ha : 2 —— Ee 71 {) e 34° : Hi AR] POUR] 4 LU s—} rame reaide: Se. . SHOR Chey ela Wom ms Wa iif] = ‘ . ' 4 5¢ » ‘sf re r xe , Ren’ den © jf fine . 18 ob iad. , ‘ ; . fy . stat hare 7m i. " 4 , : furnace heat: rear po 4 om ens "23x180 ges a. Sant. boxe a a Poneien “gee bargain. t wnituse ar t! ret f ao bul ot 50x14 ara My t t ‘om x : = 4 13-inch here Rl peti 3a ¥ HE PERNAN -14 Wal ainwrighs - e re . . . wee I xido ft rea in i ; tOK PR , ive ] Le : t a —— yay | : > > " IZjAN Ce ie ' - : Ceme., STO ahale Bidg B00 [lot 30.161. pra eng erese for on ad r 4 REAL BARGAIN | Tk: ED E. CARTWRIGHT. “Grand : md. Owner there from 8:30 to 6 owe REF 108 Xan Olive 1427 1, pee — | ree poer Kutter napouts, 9014 VERNON AV : ; a O84 ae Ti 9576 3 : cep I : ye! ‘ a | i , o~ Rit ; i : ~Iin O-room = . zy - ware ie N 0 1GHT AND mie oth. Wen tr Lat a3 A nice a reom bungalow with tile bat | 7 Tick a a on ? rs MP HREY 33 4 A’ orner house 7 rme.. : >, 7 « 7, at ‘. , “A me recept lon 140K L . lacks! + yt K ... ; € = on ve hie ; . ial : : RE DU: E I) TO $9400 A hardwood floors. furnace heat, furnace; mm O01 bath © repeipeteirys rdwood , batt S- WA: “wate Ma ) ere, dort as > be @fcelient haee’! frame bb bath, electric: n ac | sah # ry Mir tent re im Vine-room modern reRidence with ws 30x125 perks : mw % laund, J ’ sis Pat Oi} ' : f ' . ( ay = 7 : " ‘i . . . pen wa man ’ ‘% ‘? Oeil ] ‘ r . ; ) = . , A . . : » . wore ™ 2 . , . : “ ‘ " ~ ose : Pca tT} : Ties scr cyrrte 4928 MAGNOLIA PL a. Te, — ? y other go everything RIN | rane. | le ownes r aie hestnut af neh rem ke, , “ 4 QUICKLY fine ® room brick ee aria wow ae oe ES | : 19: 37 v ICT R oT = RIGHT, — i , oo)" & Wine . 4 \ "fe , : OS Menage: i nr sa! oad hardwood floors. copper € 000.” a. and Unio . ae — ' JEFPFER ., #e9 as Oy ic f v : o awe SES ' en ade Ae Nie N. Rt} ve ; JAK ‘ ma - F a, , “ . = . erin at Ht - Water heat- lor 40x00: price $14. 4 Big, — wali th. ectric instal uum an- splendid 11-room residence must mu OE. “ nog , v WN HAS LEFT TOWN Ot eae me wag ee , ie las + ah t yw , A “—p TIFUL HOM ba ' ER 3+ v re . os } PAPIN -— | ST HUN I Immediately xcellen Ordition meee. ines Onditin et 20 f 422 whee ay! BL... 10 ROOMS. 4 ” furne _ i rte ad . ot ’ ates ef 502160" x” reome. ae ITUNIA room residence. large Int. guitable fo: mversion int ' Foreat 49° weet 4 TOILETS: NEW HEATING r rooming hy 2 good |. ; fintehed ” TCOm and bath an ee at. 4 «arsges, Owner gave brick and ‘ile f 5 * 20 — Be oa hot heat ust be single fiat : ae | ~ PL ANT: SOLID Orb WOODWORK | AL ATE ) , = pel r het- water heat: & a % ; ver , , : a mers : . . . Mans $9; 00 APp! _M A RTIN STIR R , EFIF? . . A: “he , Fooma, bath, _ fur. ROO n Ix ” RI. EF GARA AGE: ASKIN = - 5S -Medern. 10 rooms GOs face 4 a “ 6e75- ‘only | O: easy t ms. te LANSFERRFED._Sevter ep ees we. Car hange for singie f — - S100" EA TY CO heat. double garace a dandy home #¢ @ 3 ».), .. Gene PO. Wi) se siate wood floors; hot-water room AT ehane. eet ei [ Me DRY Chestnut A. vee © ' oremt 916 natitliaaiiiis . Wainwright Bidg ba rie Alt let 650x127 ; price and card 3 i ~ . “ “i } a = -— . ” : : ’ : . : ’ rf = ’ oe | . saline 7 se R1RO t o he. ; nae : VLA 5 “wy 4 ; . ' - . sesame admission at offices , beth eo 6472 idence Si} } Autity Mm sarge mrctasece Sy > a $10,000 ms rv os ~~ wee fountain Part eaenae early § Deeim ae 7 ® ca fortal aby ie A MO. \ E y M, \K E R RESIDE N¢ E s HEMM EL MAWWN. SPar eed _& Eg. ww. a In on iUtnar CRS om ; - _, 2 : . ‘water heat. slate rt t gui : vf ; sjon hon " ountal ! sie! bo — - / sare or mu forts Pee - a ss Ww aahing on ene 7th and _Chestn et UBS F550) Mr oO; ¥y: ters ‘oof. 3 parac: iandy me investment 7 — ‘-ER-MASEK Pray} LmON OF G " “ew 800 c hestnu it garage in n «a " | gee om! his s _ a aa > 6 “ ne yee epee f / Waterr:, ae “ye ~ Re 7 WW atterman en at 3° 4 pre . —— ~ tae } . 37 > ; : "sy ’ « ‘.> | ; . . - " ‘ Z ° he ef t PCs ery " “ * ; POTN Oe urtiished or unfur- ite : oa Oe . ‘wome afe in German’. o an be converted “ +. lng ’ } s@0ltor: Garage - ut) In i ea” ¢ thle and mace otfe ‘ inte fiat $7000 tos s ; Vernon ~e [AMPTO? De Givervilie ’ . F > P ae : : eS r al sa ” ‘ - ; : . * 4 of Ur ‘ “a oi J , . siA, 01 O— we ‘ . aga — . an isi 4 in . Splendid New Home 114 i : are 1A, ’ Pa bullt S&-room by : : Beautifu ] Sol th es nT) abany 1337 (c78) | Wee “K JOIN TDreetrnit ONiw Si) , co . 3 Le, "TRY | : ett ~ | | ‘ rica A » brick. a! 2 | —ESZLICK, 10 wea MB if I dow n i id . Maple i>==> 332 MELVILLE AY. Be a dition ‘ 3509 ¢ RITTE? N DEN BOM “eel SES ‘oom brick. also * Ho Mri ~WwHAY no ¥or MEANS anedowne a Backiin “ v 4410 : ; Julian . i re 2 , ators 4 VP — ithor -foot \ om aan f hou | q $. very substantia! bullt. and i: _ — CT wee eee WE THINK WE H AVE ONE ON 14S ] AY LOR ales : ‘ie well-built and arranet 5 DAster,. hha mam : ' pre rt; : i) Ma ON ‘the best of condit: I 1 finish | JULIAN . a = : a | Etzel. 5564 ~Residencs beautiful re cai - ~ J. M. ¥. evi * {0.. 100 N 7th ¥ . "

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PORE A PAG ARE AOA GE ANGIE EINE Ae LE ARR ORY I LLL AAG pF 2000 REAL ESTA TE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and | Bungalows, Cottages, F F lats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale Today. ee H cen POST DIST . FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. ; — F . RESIDENCES FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALEBUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE IMPROVED PR'P’TY FOR SALE FARMS FOR RENT FARMS FOR SALE — Pon | SS Ssutn BARGAIN IN TENEMENT PROPERT). FPARM—Pfor re. om tru . Missour! West Central —— ~ 45 flats, 1 store, income $8000, price) — w. cx De lie oni —/_ ~ ee m4 wm - 3 SS = = pe bis i . . : « .% : fo% : ree . 2 We! . BEAC TION wows is we wy “lsat oo GM , PM hes fC ue. mri pective 1 : rt eith eres ; Mic E. i us iba al . () | “TRE TED COMME NTT et “in . TORE AND Lis TM inf 2 , at + e ith Miseou ; re °) —_— _ Vv ~ per Kealter, 708 Chestnut . pert: ‘s : MUST BE “OLD THIS WEEK RN US. er - . ag oF Ee pe KU HEMAN rand DOWNTOWN LOCATION \W.Cor. 6th & Wash Sts. ston ery deaictle on Ci PN j= Fe Be . j . bs | . - —. 5 . — > f; - . : For any commercial purpose, facing 4 | ; ‘ ; ‘ oll SS ~S en SS approximately 210 ft. on 12th B1., 200 ft. ong fa ENG bd .4 . _ —~ ae 50 ft. on Morrison and 109 ft. on Hickory. FROEBEL REALTY (9, 722 Chestunt st. Olive 4389 rn AAA a ae ee S-STORY BLVDG. el lela eat ole WD 3 n a % oe Rabe ( hick Thac « eles [OVER QuADTER CENTUDy ) FARMS Wid—Hac buyer for co near DADS AT, Smits Oo Pier act. | Jobs ae 5 me 7 Birds— I 7 shetty a i (EA ee a lll a SRI a — , e— LOANS ON REAL ESTATE LOANS ON REAL Esr Iie i iC — r\ ree fe a _ — rh a | a | , . | : ontiie - ¢- . . aquariums. imi Tih is) (E9 tite Souniy, “PEOPLES hea sn eae eae ae 52% We Will Receive Appia i a eee iy 1 tM \\ FARM Wed —Smal. farm or ne place. | an) | _Pret-reeeth______ | e i _ | ting SOUTH SIDE BUSINESS BARGAINS, MEAL ESTATE (CO | room ria FARM re | | tions for 5- Year Jans —angg—a me Tries at . $1: |Oprormar Quick Sart WANTED Acewrs > =r 4 E 2 mde oi 2 ane 2 = Any Amount. Prepayment Privile ~ thane Ba COL'RED ey = ? 7 | : "ee : : : a x is : : : = Franciscus Realty Co. Loan Correspondent ats don ened 2 Ee RE Ne ot ABR bask ~~ CyB ee Oe, Spey YS suaee © ates OG Rea me, Sg. ee PR RET SH tetas ep he m+ ~ M athe ‘ fs ~ 7 WPA gtr og Rand ge oy SSG Nerden - 1 vt airy ah ee ee te teed epimagic. Dane: “tore and Fiat im terewing ayo parhend———N VW. ter Filer and Dewe ree eee y| nant | Times Bide tee) | T2828 Lengower Mapiewond. “Mo. | Scher qutwuildinge ‘rowning water ,. The — Ins surance Co. of Amer WANT SMALL RENTAL FOR CASH. INDELIAN ‘SU RE PROFIT. eto sickness am !20": | i Js ERR Cte See : tot S. Loui APARTM INGa; a~% EoCor 10th & Wash [a butcher and grove: rik is —+-f ee St. L aviy #0 mmercial a. FLATS. hi PROPERTY MARRIAGE LICENSES. ith Ist MORTGAGE LO rs IE advantages of getting a 5! » & oan on IMmNOrO ail city and it from this You are cordially invited HEMMELMANN A a SEVENTH ao CH REPRESENTING THOUSANDS OF HOME. Ine Anc Loan Co NEW YOK UF f é> ie bee ey ate — m s . ee ee ee en, ie eee POE AE AER BERD SD seheeaa a - £ * ; 5 4 St 8 te LP er SRR PR tecatt ge MRS 6 EET eS pale cae rr 4 ahs oh Ap DOWNTOWN (> ~ Sette Proadwir conver — nowt soy og property: let on bud } spetinie INVESTMENT Drowdway. 3 large stores an: neue : savie coe sd FARMS FOR SALE ae Sea RBA GORDO AIH OS eGo ie Tinie b ae - r . % 1 GORE PN BED Be: svpmes Pb ath RR A i hor enh ltr doth ~ soe ~ — ~ Nee Sn Re ans, service appeals ~ -_-_-_—oe ll a >é 2 ‘ bs P , i ; , , - uw ws . > re . 1 7 : m ‘ & 5 - ° ¢ : . - et o" 'WE - ae loan monew on . TORE BUT] T : . ' 3 ee es ¥ ; “? no Me « 5000 inhebt. 7 Fre tie a 4 a i iu bo XU telephone Awe , "H ; to 3 es ’ ] . al OID nou } ult an a~ S00 TH ‘ ; AND BL. P ; se : : ‘ — ‘ le _ . . 2 ry Bil \" 54 . : ; « z r ther If y me * Sapte oath Se a ou Need Mom me ior ¢i } 7 } 2 es M insissipp Ri i “ . Qt Fil ef, i fy : Blie¢.u : ; : ona kes Interesied, address | a . ew- York—Esthe }s! Leuisia: te SUMMER HOME IN "CHICAGO a 7 SO a NN ARR he ANG NAH rs t oh Ri Ses . : ” a 4 UTnisnec. near Phones Olrvwe aI°" "* eae le good een ee TT} } math at ' : ace : ’ . v4 + > Ser se, ; , wee od Work: ' Is” + . Sent ] -efer North a at ' and t ei ptm ; = TCT “~~ FOE Ee ,, a aa {i furnish Getalis MONEY—s% to 6 F -ae r ’ rif : st ’ ? — : : : ' ’ ” ilar: hs. : ae ; : I =? Mex o . - ~} . a eae Lae —o La Oe BROADWAY. 4906 \—STORE AND COT TAGE, $6250; TEKMS. BELLIs, OLIVE ’ Dp r £3 : . : P w— Ba at | a= Dee tavernas Se Ay dime ammnoum yren ahi” . residen~ ‘charge tor Dabem Jubax } atc > we ; i —- - —- ~ delay. no cha or papers: — a | Fiji a A ‘ 4 4 i - 3 : ~ . ° Mv . _ ~? P é : j ’ Ard- . ; to Par back le or part a Bit I i. oe rhe *4 rMRDED. Southwest Corner Newstead and “wan . + etm) : bs = j J i za PB. . By o f 44(0) Mat | a ; ; = . ‘ >inw Sow —-— F ] N 4 N i ] 4A 4 Res jo get our iigur : ~~ 7 ry § i -_ fer rep soe »* - : = - ~ : 7 a Sha -4 Spa? yrange cpan entes ty e co ST ae OE are ere Se ee ee ee, ee desire to make or renews oe eee ® tage fine for R. KOE = For coo? huidine® roads, schools. Box H-| Sr GEO. H SEveRER” Re arey es EDW. K. LOVE REALTY Relay RES BAND AND CASS—S-eto®y building: | COUDHE. | Furwt time offered: Sew —Eo a 1 | 41 i500 CASH AXD TERS — | _WOANS ON REAL ESTATE 704 Chestnut | 7 Aberdeer f suttah! ame bu om neuer? . ‘ « | js — ; "y , 7 a . - a &ew & i—] st an LOR A tw \eoerr : ee ama reas aan es re . ‘ oo R ’ | - Cee” t ~~ . 4 ‘ = " 7 — —_ - sp" ’ . “ ee. » ee “4 *$3 °° 5 *} : 7.4 ‘(ii Wainwri light id _ a a 4 a * A aa 7 - % e ‘ o : . . ° — ’ - ’ ~~ 35 per acre: + ! consid rates: quich servis - . — - 7 — . ; . ath Ai , if T ca 4 c ‘ , ' - ’ y ‘ . ‘Ew ; a7 ON . : . rr. 2 . . . o> sib fe re ° . f A - i >’ om t-~) ia ene ~% 4 Mair : di “hes rut ue “entra 1 7 — : rm ; . on 4 ’ , } ? ’ ~s : } " i r, vi , , . : : - endian 4 relies ; . ‘ - - ae Se — rt. he a 7 " oe OR Le > ¥ weds i cn, rt he > a ; oe t- LOANS ? ‘ws "st funds to loan to owners of | FIRST AND SECOND St. Louls County ee a Se Oe ae MORTGAGES nal Bee went bait MORTCAGE LOAN ¢ ' hour ‘ : _ ™ buy end sell ist and ! 110® Federal Reserve e 48° $i75 acre Owner needs money. Box T a _— vate macro: ae 55h. Poer'iis = it TELEPHONE, OLIVE * Fagg & p > Taery -» ; G HBYFERNAN * Y— Will heawe $4500 July tor loan Hox K-170. } STORES— FLATS t 4 RMS B 1TH. ELECT —S8400 CASA —_ - a 7 . Mac ary? {itinois . t 508 Roa clt vc) FIRST and second deeds of trust made et ; / ’ , _ ' ae — : = , Orit t bareair ¢ i ne - a ; ein ac lots x ous is charges quick service t RAKEWELL 2S eee grt 1 aggre agg dition, act 1 | sua eure acre improve n paved road fron ; v n | Manchw ~Saer H. ABBOTT. Realtor, mestnet. | | Rea! Ss * mo 4. 7 rs . - ‘ . _ : , i" } 288: tI ] ~ ‘ uee— nN ss ! . adas one 4? ; ’ bn £4 Som ry 4 tient . 1} } rT) : 3} ‘ ‘ ™ and ae ond aQeeds iow ruie pene j 1k \ ; : = * ‘ J i 4 . ; jie ; os é ; . . , 2 4 " . : ' , » oe . _ sia sae aan ~ ™~ ; “ere Chest nut _ Main 3 7. WE M AKE AND Bry ‘ raets : i r : ] 1 : ‘ . — ; aan =? la! : i . a . Ya = ’ : o— + 4 | ¢ | : er ct oe “* FAR eres: 1! : rock LOANS—On th St. 1 | catule a First and Second I 2005-7 BROADWAY —87750 e Mr. Ros nile from tov e at , residenct nau ruit, bernie | : — ; c. a a Bee ' - em emene 7 J Ac & Co. 3616 any Amournt—Quiet HB 4 108 H "ABBOTT: ‘Realter. She A LMAR 51. 50 ee ae ~s ; nev. Ili ee . c : hea! Die . : Kirk wood h _ (choi ex. KIRKPATRICK BRC 3004 ey a ‘ voume : od bath a ‘ Toon mien 7 ats al ; a Bone hie 7 ul ss ll oe | | . = 3 me fron S: wt) te ae per yeat r - J ec | ¥ ts “5 , ees ts es, (es) | MC yx EY “TO Loss f ona es 5 | ” oi . a M1] A “a 7 ~ ‘VN 4 HL BRIN CE r = M I ss Dt) s " : - ' ~ | : -- rs RI a ' r | | | | ae 3 | ; | . ee : . e . : . unity = } es rea nadie F es On og Real unin OMS AE we ine cae minster Arama p0¢ | reasonable See Monday. GRECKY REA! | | for eneh. s 1 nea: . 2 - truck fart yond: 20 miles | Sean eeteee.: ee ee, oe ee Make Building KORTH REALTY & LOAN CO 15) ) ak - - —" : + it : 0. 4 Manc . hester Be t u mm > ae >i Any - 0 RESIDEN E 2h * R \I re Ty Segeatis: ; family apartment on ‘the busies a> 4 : a erie ’ rs, : i ie i. ac! ‘ a bad iIUNE Ls ANED—$1 00.000 on improve 2154-60 RB RE! FE N AV, - in 4 . : | “4 . ee rgitiim i room hous at lect big t de outs real estate at lowest interest _ ‘ ‘ st ; j aad aA . , ° 7, ™ ° ‘ «4 : a ‘ ‘ . " one ~s . . .* ; ~s ' > ; . i+ . es. al Vet ‘table ; fice ont DEE Bm Pi rm 5% mer : ; ~ _ Licken 6, 2X are ivance on rents: second deed of trust (- eiidi. SS wy "hectnut ; aeotas ne bn mtoneyt range a cae : ea! C rice 8} JO] BLAKE & BRO... 615 Chestnu: ir . : ~» ' Soe PEE LAME OD: ERT ATREY Vane. int % 4 > a ru - > > . . af Pb rere © apo paper eoerss arenes ee fOr g7 hp ORhet COLALED PROPERTY RAR . ge s Sa oe ve spear has HOUENCTEIN RC - MONEY TO LOAN—If vou want to make 610 Chestnut St. Harr Re has . —. & - - 3 mn PP, ’ : ef * ar flat of « neat aad. . ieee ——-— —- ——_ ——— —_—— —-=- - a loan on Yor real estate. some and see 4aqrTris Iveeairt a #ie 3 1 2 ee : EASTON 56 “San eo. “ rep Hh nm inca aner 7 » Shera s | : 7 | BA Aid . ~~~ . . . ws gteap . - “a =~ 7 . a i aa ‘ , j r ’ : ~ = * . ao 4 7on % « ~ nie 1 ‘ - = : ‘ : »~ eT = ee? c 2) 4 id , : ’ «, * POR ED SALE A Gi OD BU by ‘fiats: ‘renting for $2 eaeann ‘ — - ‘ T > ge 6 : ee — ynda: 11&8 y ia ce ATTENTION’ COLORED BRIUYERS! rT — , =. ia 4r NEY TO oe le Pre : _ 4 ; ‘ P we : aie ale ‘ N - b - : , rent lass than tr ’ : , ; t . of ; ‘ . a. uw gintt : , ' rN ‘ _* v nr og ur ; ‘ - : ompt Reply. an@ stuccs ingale an 0 ac LA “K RECO. Wairerignht bi Reasonable Charges. iorment. vou can react ? k far ss Crive ui out ve INEY TO LOAN—City and county:. low- _ o~ urrespendent, ee an mde oe a x. "ERY! : Side industries in 15 4. Greee._ ESC ee ee eS NE es: rates: auick action MASSACHUSETTS PAGE AND WHITTIER—N. E. COR... 6 asian iat —_ rithe:o0d al! the fico4s of = s_ ema) ~weace KIRKWUOD TRIS KEANE & FRANKE MUTUAL LIFE INB STORES, 2 FLATS: 8230600 INCOME 1 i." : ca ’ : 27 TORS pis 1008 Chestnut st. (cM) > ' - > eo RRICK FLAT Tmt pga erm , $$$ $$$ —$ —______— TT ae | | rRit ED $19,500 BELLIS OLIVE 278 CPE ‘RICE TO SELL one at as erme to suit. T CRE VMONFY TO Loah— m ren! eatate — de- p Ped ' Ls ; . j RENT $5200—rRICE &"7.500 : v ran ¢ tt ) PR - aye Pingel Here is u portunit ) purchase lay; reply in soaring we aim “ a11C rey * ory ¥ j = f r 4 . ’ ‘ , , , . ’ . ‘ . dae VM b ’ VAP f ’ J fe. i . ‘+> 5 te he Bang SS . * “=e & ] t .

: ' vl 17 ry 4 +}. : ' rae o " 2 ¥ : en ee) ere on . " . “hestmut i le AST) CLINTON asenmarnate well .R + } 3 on aad « eee “e ‘ “oncrete . . : . os . ——w or | 1 = ri ‘ery - tto cr g* SORTHAUEPST COKRSER RROADWAY WONDER! ti—DELMAR-TAYLAMR TWO BELI RESIDENCES land ear ra f mey _— roma | ARCHSHOE R R. E. CO. be = You Need ; 9.4 ie .IMiat Li #7 wre ‘ "7 . . 4 ; - Tit - © ene . _ . ; Pw : ¢ . “ . i 4 tr re ni ‘ ¢ a0 a Apes 8 ACRES ~~ MONEY—NO DELAY WE MAKE AND BUT “THE MOST ATTRAC TI\ oR, + 4 ANA | | RE al SACRIFICE e — i tins: 2600 Qu ny amount on improved city property : Wie WE iN ah , 1 =f niin an ; . 78: : c : ; «* “* - fines aru . ryt ij L $e ae | t > A414 1 4 , ret “re oe — Fe i * NO jelay Lowre: ates = ta ox First and Second ‘ ; ~ ~~ , if "? rm ' . i; a 4 bs finnyr ~~? : | ; . , a . ° 2 ge >, Ad—zist rc at ee -\ J F HER ‘_MANN JR. « f = r : \. A. STEINLAGE CO., 722 Chestnut pee: Batic Sate a. AR R——200 c “gt ng | . getter aya 2. pote MONEY TO LOAN © FINANCIAL J aL a =" #8. oy Ae i m Tf hi hi Bis or pa aus? i. hae a CIS FIN T Van CHOICE sISGLE FLAT FOR COLORED iP: ta ‘ d ST) he en ga bes 1 NION “EASTON TRUST FIRST AND SE IND - . TM 4 +4 t¢,/ ‘ It nu? } 4 t¥ 7% f ” : rN RS r} IE 1 a _— AL = AeGe. a oe ri buy or rent Easton Av. at Union Fi “- se ) — ETDs — TRU ST ee “ ryNe od th LP iol ¥ cuniiaiimentedatiiitidniainibesiatt or, om YAS SHET Loe }09 “x Sth | | j ow " ) RS Mississipp! dh | ANSW EB IN iw HOUR i SOOO Anr amount. 5 and » per cent } | : ope ape Ay py Py a : ee ge - ~ ' ’ t | > ’ a tern " 4 May FINE ; LAT FAS} TERMS wok . elt liropad and n iD hy ' 7 od Z tnree a i ~ eh 1 ee OT) in ; uv sal ne noo , — bye om nes z R z 3 ’ or ra * . uv BT ' : ert 7 1319 N 1iTH bee! GARAGE, $2RO0 p+ Fog © ap " war C% tai : i # ’ ; } ~ age bid. reliai Bg oe. oe ab ont e TRESS - 7 ’ ry ’ , : pa ~ ly ; * | a — 110 N LEON ARD, 4-4, MODERN, — ‘ Fl ra + ” ; we é nu r¢ aed, th ‘ : . Aha T OS A } ‘ “ (Ow c —— tie metne is | : , : —— i OT ‘ume te sult at lowest rates of commission ; Olive S555 EE Oa. a: = . a + ae Te ; *f oe ‘ " Ser , : ‘ec wv I ; gs vou r tite st ~ ssourt . a a | CER 4+ N Reh ' j r : .¥ - - naa ’ ° Han ' Brune at r> . ‘ a4, 4°’ res on ’ Rit _ abe: : , . pa Fi M ER “ a e 7. rm ' 3 | CORNED mona Heichr Sa amen tee ee : INTON. Title Guaranty 1] at ester, ane scET OTR ‘Low “RATES ON i8T AND ” , - . ' —— - si " . “ . ™ m — . - - - - _ . ya a Ps | ante , | down and $5 per Se t | FARM near St. Law in Mi: RENGEL-WEBER, 3137 S. Grand. Gr. 9544 sais & 7 ~= 28° Hernacd BUSINESS oes —_ SA , om fem, fis “ ee shad’ dae’ taiamie’ ee ‘ = cs , P>« : ; ’ ; ‘ ' | j \ } , k 7 . i? , r iN ‘ The nF Pa! . togg : : . : to “ rn , f ; « . . . } am , inn , rh $500 to to $11 y 0. lowest. yates. = ar p> ; PERSON A L P t baneee Cas—ak tT c ARRY RAL ne , ans : RA. We : ante eenga I >) tsi. CL LL eT ee | we 4 PI see ee ~ MONEY TO LOAN Lm lor $315 mani! 5 ee = ee . . ‘ie or trade f ty property ir we | see Kits. 8 For quick resulte ipereedte : — —— uh 7 — grigneied 7 . Thom t | oT Arsenal. JOST-MILLER RE CO “on X Pthicks: | MONEY W MRMAITTACEY P BATH ; on" | oa | 1. 21H. AF.) cre : a 6d Fale tnt wis ay 5 ’ a tsi Slate Tiled | Residence 4 EON oe * > age OR Stier Drastaeay 4 carte 4 Se! ie “4 Ur iatee EM ei PA, POE , iImproveme: = tre " — m % $100 006 A’ AT 6 PCT. ; . oe : LA ik ERS NY TH 4 . a ; os ail noe 4 . Joh Schoiz . ed a é ~ , ; mel: | 3 ac . ~ io 0 uy second 4 Geedsa of trust

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- SUNDAY, © BESS y- TUNE_14,_ 1925 BF Woe aii cee ———— >. . i E. R—EI\S WWW WAV QUIS me WY SSN . A LE Bu s N Ss P _ == -s . any SOMO NS SS \N : SS SS S DI SS SOO WY ~N Se Ss. : Es ROP. For On N NS WL NN \ \ WAN \N G [ - e We SQW SS: Ss . Ss SS 4 7 WN WAX WOH WN \\ . N RIN aN SY LLQXYH SS CX . SOY SS QQ . ig SSS NAN 3 ft. on 12th Bl, 200 ft. on 11th SN a ae GG AAA AAA AAA AAA Sn SWORE, eee — eee 7 ‘* _eawere trees 00 —— , or ; rison and 100 ft. on Hic ‘Kory, 3 Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits. ST, LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1925. The More You Say the Better ’Twill Pay. Pp AGES 154288. CE oe scat ee a : “ éé 99 6s 99 he t Olive 4399 INDEX to Section “B” (See Section A” for ‘Houses, ‘Homes, Real Estate, F arm pees: ate Finance! a | as | Coal, Coke, Wood 20 For Sale (Misc.) a 19 Household Good« Wtd...19 | Mail Orders Pa ' eceasories : ' in * . ” perh I . 8 ort«—( ‘ Need . 2 Ti , “eee —— es —= > 7 Bie , oe ane Motoreycies 2 Canvasters, Solicitors : Dressmaking .. sian 16 Found... veee Houses, Furn., F. ©... Miscellaneous for Sale... oe tee pg en saa ountry Board. “ Re ) ~nteread | ae peed An BE ar iovVing memorv of Thomas A SPECIAL NOTICE—I Thomas Mckoasky. POST-DIZPATCH hos | ' Tae? . PispmedA ax , . ze er ’ , (>* hm + svi é . ‘ _ ' > . . ’ n Correspondent rrl e Licenses hu } Meet - } pn 44) aa. nursdaay, “~ ] B 5 J , 4 L . m, 1} ; ot IN SW se | O U IRIE, shag ial ws iif . . vune . lv’. 4 tis lone ‘Ty i 1716 Do) man st . city of st Louls — ’ a ois itn Roni a RL cris, ‘neloved” mother of Ata. i A Ik, RS "¢ IE, SSE ater ens ee Kaan “to fereme ave notes || WANT AD RATES j S TRI I IAL “Hq "Ts é: Sy ay ry oT er . Pal ‘| +. - lll ADNIVersary mia ar Bt kt se’ s | ‘hi rch ic) ; I ; he responsible for any ‘. ‘ . (| day: 3 and *& r “Nliott. 2 i . wt . nee . ] les r? . a) “I - ; : 2 ; : — ie Tl, low! 7 a tee saint . » ane . ; after this jate by my nsurance Co. of America| irths R Recorded {oe epintr ne, ah Eitett, 84 toor.”_[asratdmother, ‘n*her ninety-uixth sear.) The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. || ixats PYIE memory of, gira ater | sete, ors, Mckoa_Toomone Scheel Solid Agate, ver Une: qr Wednesday, 2 nd ! } E sett | ¢ - On begec denc Tat =} monet .y Personal and te lephone calls. or answers by mail, cannot be , nt Os gui 4. 9: Re ther - rine. | & E TAL, LOT! ng of Bu! iding Daily — B ri Permits: hee NSTC HURCH—] ed nceerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. In memory; our , i 7) is Hall. 9 . ' Dp ° tng: 2c 'S. D W E J ] I N .GS ‘ 4) : 7 " 2RUTH—Tuesday and Fri- Entered into re ea a gs en. Tae | Of reg : Sh, Sagittarius: and will rise just |mar, died June 1 8, 1924. San ‘Di go. Cal., Cc s amet ott DEN, onsets emmy ‘pus ease” b 4 4 4 T S . ee ee ete ay. % DD 71.5 Thursday, ys pp m. “$4654 tly a” 5 ; gs _ 4 ge" “me & Sins its hame PORT oi. Ls at r° ‘mdi be = i}} a ig in sey dll ren | there a vacant wn . SPECI. NOTICE “] - Kri . of and Board «ein in heen nae far GF SG, rs } aston, r veidt. uy, &t £ bai! ' ~ lp peel IT AO1 (ne river ISSou aoe ’ ‘ane a Ps ' ’ > Ss Son, 30 ue and kind to ali, 2 nia peta Ce ee Eee Sos ' ‘ is Phen, Fogtagaater te athete a ; ms woodwork of a room have be- _In memory " my dear husband, Michael ate — =e ELRE RT. KRING. 127) | We pele an ur - a mir Se ' sa ‘ | ie — a Ladi if™ il j ‘ , ~ as : , pe a ie . i ¢ . th one ‘ cla ‘t ‘ i" PRGii Si = ’ i ’ in VE @ rj } } ? ie , ' py . e ‘ . ils ’ e eae6 . a . > atmos eee Habling , cks. and Dp m o Fridays. | m.. cial, | pa? : oir ark evenu 7 ment a! tone he kev of music does os seine ie eee i, @ at See cgeparted this iife one year | | OFFICIAL A.M. . Gypey tour to Siaun- tg ET es Lione! Pinne:|- ve one Ship 8 . ee : atti agner | w St me Bs alter the arrangement of the halt . he’ affa: rien” tie euro: ‘Dear is the cold and lonely grave where | ton, Ill. #1 miles from St. Louis, a SOLID AGATE—3 times, ic tine; 7 Wi! 7 bn a ignes ocaben i ; sa “FL ) Wy] > -sundé : ‘eer sday n ¢ ered into res . n ri O} ' Se a avery : nae a th 7 Be loved lay, husband that I loved | concrete yee oman me ad “od times. 2c: 30 times : van vk ee , +h > SANE ONES », mM rs. Wagner, 3137 S.j te a Pe ee T) n b ln fa | " Ce ar) ‘ rack closed and the “Ss nae missed - Ne who loved J ine ey. St Tauis Motorc yc le Club. DISPLAY 3 times le line: 7 times _ John iy SC bio { ; . “a i Obs Wa ‘ aery hat le ir f*¢ . ' “ ‘ ; “ae | : ; . a = ~ . . 2. . st ‘ , it r an ae he | ——e Be y | rier . ie «on Lé ; earth we')] find, Ww NTED to a pt a little, —_ a . ge gen | eos * = toe ie ¢. “ve Asicu we Mrs } : w 4 Okee etr ' . i z ie A s : i . | ae : ~ | 7 ad } | I : I wt a — Cé er home’ Was His will, por 7 wease im. iE va der. 170 FARIC K cntered into rest. Fri: Jin usualiy shake ha in tion of the si ir, by al ut in our heart lingers still! | 7 “MPTION SOl'LS 4145 come et it 4 Oe nbs luced to each other. If the per-} nai , llows. The fliqui mf) 6a ea) Spring. | RESORTS ~* . ; . . * “ vour a aeaks gel geo SOULS, | | t = | per a 0 u Needy —O a Vi usu. , ~ ar ebebnaN We, ‘NGA ' Mi. mmescay 2 PON ed nusband if Je pnhine at . nee - ’ POTy) You ! . set, Wiihsh ig roOUEeE Tyre haage ty Is pern Ss hod IN Ten and (;RANDCHILDREN -— wre M wersa—hi id ‘ W egman r, , ‘ong ' ’ a: on - : ~ +) fe “ e ’ P . ~~ } 7 ‘ - . 2 — Fc ad t : | ming——R str l.. isishop {PR toon en ee ee ; etleret satner of fr pit Saag Is sOave, TeMAIANS Laie 1© ithe most ef tive for other uses lay our de } | or en re Fiemming-—t¥ Pe os Re ort er ar aw: Kabicl ram , ie gg) f ve st ove , 4) , - n (oving emory ur de: n er = CHE STN Ir Spe Wren |g pFIRST_ THEO . | il ins fon. | Should say “thank you to remote places where the bugs ||| lite June 13. 1 RESORTS Ozarks; boarders. Cline, 4517 Claxton ’ e . 5 . a 1” P Sur ay vesdaav ! \ > 40) biver ‘ PY Cs aes 2 T ¢ 4th ~ . ‘ ‘ ——- ¢ “— , ; ¢ oun >. > vain UT Ler Mm pean o4 trong : sens EF i eg .. 2 gore . 30 Thy ; roe avenue Sirk wood Mo av. June ] ye | ; iring Jun AY nid Vi reven' their escande AOGaV YTeCALIS 8: nemories of e loved one ———— — supetmanaatanemapinginimseedion ___ (99) REPRESENTING THOUSANDS OF HOME INVESTOME: Brmes: Brancenberg, Higiiano. 2! yening. S ociock. O900A Easton. Mrs./ 1° o°. m. to St. Peter'a Church, k July tl anet Mercury w »jan ill also kill the eggs and gone to rest. /FURNISHED ll-room residence; sewerage a omste | ew a ‘eh i. nger. ee | Se ae ie 7 AB cass : papas oa ; ito F avngerne ; | And those who ti water system from running spring: large ‘wa a a cee Spppreprr TAT T ' r Imte i} ur : turpentine, ben- ink of her today And Loan Correspondents of the @ Henr) 1cKet sexiest % aes ; e.enee ok 4 TEMPLE .- Is West | Cametery ; ) On ors | whet a y acid. corrosive su- are the ones who loved her best _ porches, shade: sultable for unique resort - i J 1 ie ; i | r ly i 3 . aii } Pes a . . ; ’ « ‘ « ’ . eals Schira Ss: Louis. j unda) m and ; } ; : . , * , Sadiv missed hy or eummer heme ° poseession at once: lo pp WLW YOR LIKE IN B Banal Jonai *hicago—Marion day : } S. Weatherford, pasto HARK oy ere udde on Frida} ; that ne nu wi als in| blimate 3 Mt ce pennyroyal HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER (@) COUNTRY BOARD | . | eated 27 miies out on beautiful Wiid — : Louis. ee (eG 12, 1! o Dp. fn nar . raurus an 7eN i, close r-jan stro ion OL B8Oap are —— CHICKEN DINNER, A 5)—Jas. Busam, Horse Crees road, in West 8t. Louls Ho ' cn mbpdut' , rTi¢ r . : , . mat ' ; 7 anGd { 1 a iaté I Pes mat “7, d ‘ ] ; eae ay - > na} i - ] » ) £ ? 7. ] ' o ‘ “nrekKe f ” 4 } e 5 ’ } Sa per nem - a = a aeagpes = ake 1 allon jack pwWars garage, etc. Bella Vista Farm; Kimme of the Ozarks: beating. fishing, sewim- iU r F ran us in ay. (ce rmbrus ’ bel evi ‘ ; ; messages 4 5 . J . geen, . > a ( hee | Dee. j S| .¥ ' " \ Seyi é Olt Ti . * 1] 7. *} oor } . one (ear . + : ; ahr . : (Harry | reene, anees AN BE oe etal pi gee: Py ' to SS. Peter and Pau! sue EC! Y Never shall } rotten. pcs 423 SP Re terms reasonable. Write for reservations. Seppets. non *} | 0 ag iit pent was S—] rida‘ EGA ‘INFORMA ION. Ne" Ym our memory fad MAKE reservations for country board; hos. Smith. man: = y ou N eed oud ' : ree HAYES—Entered into crest on Friday. ‘L L I ever f , memo Tene a Thos. Smith. manager, MONEE AEE Ag NOI AOS A ARI IE 8 EOE A) Ht John Jas rh “.0On obi 7 Pir?! St 1R1'l ‘U AL a Loving |} shall always linger eo Sunday chicken » CKLY s - Kiger, Alton : | teem rimer, Si ~ gn | hse a | Memt ver of the St. Louis Bar Assoctation.) Around t! ve where you are laid west on No. 2 highway. Mrs. . HESSEL, MICH. near Les Cheneauz ICKLY EE US . mis . : ; ort ya 0 : =. red h ohn We y : ' : - Jare f bl Pde Mf aKE ANT ") RUY = Hernia ! yo.tf, Nokomis, : bf D nm. renine ser . Fingal, 3 " Jats Ae mages + : Sa a) mi} ad by Wright City, Mo. Island: large. comfortable furnished ent- urniahed ‘NI , uf 1 it . . > P : PAT ' sia APSA, aves ’ Inder the eircum- > P. — The Mayor s only a IPF . r a> AND GRANDCHIL- a > plea & .. “Yuelier. L ‘field, ll 30 mp m. 24 . ye e: od fishing, boating and bat address FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD DEEMB ws. |) ow York—Eeth > Park Clara RieJel, pas | anes Klein and dear grandmother A B. te UR att bas at the lice Board S i n Ps g, bo ; hing AT 6% INTEREST Adee Williams Loul “ ee | kuneral from residence of her daughte -piagget ec ranauit @ lawyer has no more power than the presi eee . = lace to rest, near town. Mrs. Webster 153 ! We scale your own te Ade biais yi, 19923 Irm ra Sixty-third street lan . yy 1] Q ' , ha 8 10 Nn 01 e po wees t n the presi- Haase. Bourbon. Mo. peer on AGOGAUIN LovG > on Gas onade Riv B.M pRadK g E. ©0., 712 Chestnut ¢ At Last St. Louis. ——pe , Monday morning. Jur ». at o'clo: . 01 e fac bout | Gent of the boara, cpreetcaaae ac ee ee pat ig Phe A pon yo mae Phe One® ; Ol 81°. -7s and R028, te ie Arma aat}deasie Jainison ist. ~~ paealt t + : & BAe HiRay ] Hodian nt : vi a ae ‘ties “4 1s 7? ( I nor a of eep ther iy Bangg = ric aection ‘- ie vn ° R410 ewan = Wea _ = — ao saath ewood oa Jed. er Be egg — a pene: 28 r tow? li avenue Sundays 3’ and & 1} M "TUM: Entered int res yn inurs- ros 4 Oylis efreets., | oO vou ar eport tne acts O = = - Hs — é ‘ a delightful spo or vacation ; “ Getalls. MON EY oe /o to 6 PER Ng Waite arren, Atlant: il Heler el- |] nner uesdays, 2.5! and F'ri- day, June 11. at 8:30 p. 7 | Heu alg Senge aaaN 4 nent wy le police | | CE "y ETERY LOT: » a secuion £3, lot = ure: 1 month. Colfax 4018 reference Pox 632. Rolla, Mo. __(cBD) Ly, ANED $220.300 LAST WEEK 7 idt. N Liar i (aaa | days imann ¢ 4454 ith Second street, he ' . : PRghagise: Tes a Write to the Commis- oe Victor _ FE 2y Tf y VW ’ Th ial oy ne ; P } fenants if cuinnor?t he reached by ‘METER . a ot on oF -_ » £300 >. os ane Ar ad ° _ Mo. - , at $12 5O per week: on Meramec River, biet ti Soe ne * > ; darn me } he OuUrine«, Vai ~¢ ‘ i A ( OTTAGES Cool. on Gasconade: excellent Pris © R R and concrete highway No. an exer inger & JUGEmMer sce FN Cs) meals; also furnished cottages for camp- - only 60 miles from St. Leute: good MORTGAGES | ic99) | COTLAGES—Furnished. sereened porehes: ‘4 : ay Bis , r The tT aha oe a ae ne i. : at OS, oa. ment hich 3 eigned provided . 99) | ITAL AGE! urnished, screened pore : an. Mo i oe ee jf ‘Y wat 1° I ik : “? * traceerageed So eatey aetoen eg . = ce — a1) ’ 1! 18 i oe oe hear Vienontinue the oMETE RY LA ITS _ Tw 0 section 7 no on Big Piney River in Ozarks: wonder: WATERRARRLE i / | j ? ~ iv. . . . - ? aH ‘ / ’ | q bt ( s rT) lé La ‘ . ‘ - - * . - * -) MORTGAGE LOAN CO. . \ : 7. : " . ar rland. O . IR —a 4 — “~* — ; ‘ Shs us . 5 ee » ‘ . - is tts / =e ty 4 , Tg) Sass ea’ iM x4 ‘4 | h ae . a - . non . » . “hh ~ry] reasonab Pe oft far ret: ised : before 12 Sun- ful piace to reat and rec uperate: ‘ an One of the thy :eef clubhouses on tlhe 1104 Federa! Reserve Bank Bldg. ie, ‘ ; . , i os : ” rey foes , ~ , 4) eourse, beg ised. cme . “ps OG wat la » rand H046W. ie) Ji BO accumunoda te 10) people for board Meramec at Valley Park: 250 ft weter 1€2 ye a : piGaa l os make i AYN n aian - ~4 , , we - , ice. / ~f . TELEPHONE, OLIVE 1140 sas Pweneral from Berge uy 15 7 eonld not be re ed a ‘EMETERY J] Memorial Park: choice; #9d room, H. P. Munk r, Hooker, A front: concrete foundation; garage unde: FIRST SPIRIT |" ALIST or ~ TIO NS. , r.4 Post oupetem __ (eB) GASCONADE Riverside Lodge, located ON trie Iighte: tinted walle: take road set M ED! CAL ‘T °.grave lot in veatitiful sect (on the banks of the beautiful Gasconade! Vailey Park bridge, drive one mile east; ASSO © I A ey I¢ rN IN«( ' KOOP M ANN ? 8 I vi eite in Val Ha. Box 1D 360. P.-T). (e099) River; three seDarate ail-day floats | owners the ere today, : aliteais wane supe ie. 1020. 8 a Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- ——— Memorial; through beautiful scenery making it) @| UNION-EASTON THUST fagainst one of t\.emM CE aT ES ° OT—One in Memorial! ers and fiehermen. Half A Hill Tavern, a a By B. ~. (683) ) || or n Sow DTSt: Memeo) | Lsherman’s e: an ideal place for EASTON AV., AT UNION Bi. Di agnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. as 1 Ww pe, she : | ; ‘ t made, Chestnut. l Real Estate Loansl bw rates. in 3124) WE MAKE AND BUY estate a | First and Second Deeds ** lo = ear fy S evire rT ¥ : ‘ Slitl ay, P } , ’ I re | “a - er i df int 4616 Any Amount guick Serv Intermen ivan neers f ue , 5 feet o% Cars I TH. \: NK YO! - nemcers hea MAKE cas iffer for lots Nos en. exclusive; supervised eports; dietary em- CREAGE—In Washington | County. fer a (cB) KIRK PATRIC ‘K BROTHERS Rd and M Wienny, ~ rmoward 4, , = ‘ ts ate “ar KU . HENBIUC H ay — nen . a ate , } nid ig) Lg v AY om e€ her a ‘al or a "64. Section ;° } eRnutil 1} Oak Grove; ~ a a under IV eUuUperVvision of Summer homes: good aera and fale second | || 1724-28 Arcade Bldg., Olive 2651 (c63)@90. aeiti, Upnesou CONSTRUCTIVE THOUGHT CENTER | hureday e 11, 1925, at 7:1 Y mst ‘-onstitutional cat This should ! | perpetual care. Box. . Post.-Dis. (99) ir. EK, Lowry, St. Louis rep. an inex; $10 an acre. Box D-236. P.-D. fe) jar Vebster " “ge hee oe : gait setege Bat BEN tn J at ae aE : gs ' hl ; etic getty stmctas Koenie. 3928 N. 20th Central OS7M ae : = | ined a treatment di- w.i6)) MONEY TO ‘LO. AN There !s no » VACATION boarders wanted; modern era | its home ; beautiful view; Uiet restfu ee ee i place Adeah fie he older Grustiens’ omy | Pel, Soong wutae Aate Santee, ek : . ‘ . “ > »* 4c ry thintiz on P R ~ O N A L al) : cadens for two oft more rite rs. is - » 4 4) : a i ! e tem On Choice oat pane um sagge —_ G, W. Boring. Carlinville. Il Phone | mann Park, across from Valley Shestnut.| 515% 1n Limited Amoun epecific remaeady be, . Park; haif mile east of bridge ween 6514. (c¥9) days 6223 Cheetnut. New club for rent. er ‘best | We Make Building Loans @ TY Any Amounts 4Aaere —-- ge side qd. tten mission to the City Hospital for Lf : ‘who } v price $135 _and board. Manager Richland, Mo. ts ee en Bananas are fa 5s Séeentene ses 2 %: quick sale; = . : treatment of the disease. > 4. OXRCHARD -HILL camp for children; on F 5 | "ea not A _ » a ving: city dd, beautiful Fox KHiver, St. Charles i.: | or al 6 °63 a ea ’ anes (‘i,t BhsS—And iota: Mera ne R r front: $10 eash $10 per month: | for ain 1 " Tt neul fis 1) ’ } ; 9 — “ “i wes. , . = aAvenu fonda, luis — ause ‘ | condi téons ar almost always BLUE BIRD LODGE ACKs LOTS—Fern Beach. and 2 or 3- i ‘ . oat - — b es . _ 4 punt - , . > c ' i¢ lex an d Ca Pov) or, ehnt | 2 IN the He; rt of tt kK kies recom new cottages; for aale or lease. on CEMETERIES ee ee ee ee en | ae, ana conve 1 Bimate for the caus his is t! PERSONAL | DELIGHTFULLY COOL, | Meramec, Gravois or Lemay Ferry rds., ’ ‘ E88 ere : >) I * . ' sas ‘ tryt, Migent nrocedwy . i . . , “ice ler ; ! . bets: horseback to Tesson and Bauer rds.. reat ricted., Rivy- ai 4 \ , 4 ‘ erie & oo ee Ce P : ' ) I a PERSONAL—L. somme Piease let me} pjging by jy and auto trips: board and erside TOROJ __ (9) = ; * ow i ve,” . : . : . * NH } ~ = i} : rT ps 4 9 bd . . ’ - | 2 Ge ‘ ¢ one pe) 7” Ore. ea ; «he , eK wk a READE Consult _t eo glans WORRIED MOTHER.—There is} hear from you Sister Laura | lodging. $ per week; booklet. 510) BARGAINS In farms. summer homes. t- ~ , 1g Pet eg - e on ine 13, L920, at ' — lini 1605 South Fourteenth’ wame systemic disturbance, most -RSON Al —_Cy. wire me at once. Want, Tower Bidg. Phone Olive 3199 / hunting. fishing. health resort. vacation | ne Paty FEL Ws Y ~*~ J aa ra oa , ‘ . . en Monday Wednesday © likelv in the astr intestinal help vou , fe) at. | / Ro and M. bj PEI. | homes. poultry and truck: @-howr drive i Lit i L wore? J = sth, | | 610 Chestnut Bt. Ee eee |___WITH_& MONUMENT __ (c83) ~ ee oh Me as Safer “ re f y vy for treé at- re . j .' ua Q y . . ' o~ as . "Fe ae } ’ > f 7 4 | from St Lavuis, on State highway No. 25. “ glands wi ot ; a the Bp ggg _ RSONAL : ‘Bee pec t ae Bt aie HUNT S FARM _ Write BK. P. Carron, Bloomsdale, Mo, ‘ raliGg ie ii . | a rr? { t Tit ‘@ rir aut mre - +4 Minne i. , . — ° - . - > 4 GOR, root A MSS I : ae +> rn a Fg lll ag top ore" | ) ik a mo. ins le er ot ne 8 MARTHA UN BEAUTIFUL CLEAHK BLACK RIVER | BEAUTIFUL field ide club; cheep; A de : i M Wi owt tag WY oaks atU eles, + ine tae ’ = the yellow C0108 him given a pier pnyt — accident of Ideal summer resort of the Ozarks; L | mile went Valles Park Stney 45 (6 a ‘ Se ——————— : an : r) ’ ' 1‘ : , | runerai iron rvnu ‘ oOnnei,ys Pat we ee . ; ; , , [eam . tnr Ee pr Sy . ———? , n i! : +} ' . ’ " —— Ce QT , eee — ee SEE SONSEIS EIAST liors, 3846 Lindell boulevard. on Tuesd h ites of . the Sao. ane ge yaa po si eg es . May 18, ot | ee eee ie coer rs abinn, encollont | ine eet ieee ee “; ~ e ; , 4 ew it ! emaintests alii : : ) el : ss ths ly iuT Ce it! e 4 : cA ) ‘ a — Sen rour name | _e: ! . ten! ‘ ! . IanCih¢g, 4a . . © . | e'ke: e@leetri« ignte we “ : T BMIT jy OD R k as : . = e>jiartea . r S ! . ; - . tA ; s ‘ : ‘ ‘ : ‘ Fr’ ei ‘ . : - >times / I I i= y - o i ‘ ¢ T Ji " Lie P Sa i Hey ny meals. VA rite Mre. Anna hHiunt, lHiunt « Rg. reened Teor: “hee: worth $2500 for auick . oe | / YA rate A “e mhurch. snverm nmowe condition somé and address to the Hospital Com- triking mal abash 379. J. Wenza Farm, Glover. Mo., for reservations or ii- | 5 me. ep REAL ESTATE LOANS (ie 8! 3. Rocharuson, 2s29 Berna: ~The Park of Memories” vary Cemetery (co) |} oecurs, in a less marked degree. | missioner, Room 202, Municipal ith av. and Wheaton. R. R. 29, Wells | ‘ostrated booklet. (VO) | cena: 91R2O: terme. Box D-113,_F.-D.co Firet 4 4 =. and Sat ahem NER pie paone aries Rs . BB arent reason. i Courts bullding, making the t: . - age ee CLUB SU riS—Beautiful shaded. 502200. inst and Second Deeds of Trust HBF andr eBi0' Alle : ON GRAVOIS ROAD | | MARUSKA—On Friday, June 12. 1925.) WITHOUT ah r ge rarding yo ber- . Ayone who saw People ee te stian Genes ened Gee : ash 10 Aller at &-15 , lie E uska. } ORRT!] Apply at either statement regarding your tuber PERSONAL—-Anyone who saw ‘wr hi i i 3 iM ca. y me fF Ber ok ‘ondition and financtlal po- Bus hit coupe, Page-Union, &:45 For Rent one dy oat ‘ing beach; geod fishing; nly c it} al ‘ s as ' OV - ih) @®ach. y WE ee ee as eres! 3 . ell. d | fe of J. Marusk ‘ar mothe . fallowing o-urinary Tin cular i . — be DW ARD "Pe BAKE LL ie £. | no Th has : Rey é Til. Perpetua! Charter Perpeiual Care i A 1 - anc 3} ee asin sent | Viti nite . S 4 ey as you have done in your . i 4-05 A “ bu 3 ar m ye ARRANGE for vicnics out! ngs at Holty- | ALVIN T DICKENS, 412 Chestnut et »* eA 4 - 7 a a 1G I , ‘ Ra Ai ot | _ 4} ke ‘ . - — a i a > é ‘ é ie * A . , » j ¢ aire Z ] box, ‘ Wash . W pone me . y 18 N. 7th St. Olive SSB5ME anc As: Leute “esau NONSECTAAIAN «TERMS. Mother-in-law =o le Maruska (1 uelid (rr you may see letter to us. : 1 4-15 o'clock. communicate wit! Wood Beach, Mavamse Bsver. at aoe) CLUB GROUNDS. 26 miles south of oa ~ ’ ss : T Tee cach edits se titalta ¢ Saailaitilic ble is Prompt Reply. q i a ae - o G Hat and Viol = ta (ne y} ame ERT ON ae : s . ay ie road. Riverside Oas mm and L. Hagema: S. Sara! rand 7052 River > gett wap wey ; engage. co ad ; — —=> : | "Meyers, St. John's Station, & a ——— : 7 Auis on ceonerete highwuy; Iron Moun. peg le Charges. A and en eye e side 2470 mG oul r. H 8 dor ay. ¢ A Be a a and 5 3 vom furnished — tain: also Friaco Raliroad. 733 acres oan Correspondent. Bee anc T t t ROR (Ds la (c89) ies trang oe enema ee * : e 4 4 4 ° = mM OF. ori ; . . : , . . é . SS 7; aT) Rosamol Sh , wa, «€ . , c d ‘ hii ie 1 mic 2 ww) ) ; : : ' pan Schroeder ; Penro - icker Cemetery. June 11, 19-. , : a > one hai(nee Betchart). of the late Frank FRA ! picnics now. Wm. Arste. Ten Brook, Mo., hi * e 3: be Box D-254, PF = ~¢ i” . a a> . Lao 4 é se. 5 . : ard. dartir : , . & Mt Gh | Wrio ron of Frank X Wicet = ' on the Meramec. via Lemay Ferry rd. LIU nRHOCUSK—Si-fre lot on_ river nite VA > rT d iw + Ze ko “ : ; lias ' ie ’ ‘ . . ‘ , ’ ‘i - - a ott ht seal fy § : Satu > BS Seren a ; ge oe ay and our dear mother-in-law and sister, in Masonic Vieetings ( cOM ) at of Volley’ Fase) Slam "ial Ai 2. 3 Ff q . Lite > if ‘ a ; a? ‘ o> AY ‘ A v! ae : i dy ty iret ar corriu yr loc ioe , ‘tot " : “ a a The Cemetery Unusual Hranciska Muelle: _Gihr). of 52 runeral Sunday, June 34. ab 2200 8. me. | "OL See er ox |BEAUTIFUL location. nar Valley Park: | ; Be oe bali lait ome clas 7m ———— a a a |: ae aD : . une lay June J 5, a he _ 2. m., : : . iadies omnis reservation accepted how om be USE. % rooms on Meram« 1 7 and N. ¢ o>: ar Paty : PERPETUAL CHARTER . 404 eee . 6 ba I epard TIP A, as " from Clement _pariors, 2217 § 1 boule- ATRIOTIC FLAG DAY If py ag 1 2 one Colfax 5435h Mile above Val *? Park; bargain; terme, Ms it } Pe = aa ‘ . ™ ir i, ’ Jt . ' " arene 2 = ? ™ “ Ta) ae ae , . mt Do You Need ant Mo Putreli 3 1 PERPETUAL CARE a nd Sohn P Masller’ Moe. | Sere Hat Ua) | vard, to St. Francis de Sales Church. J yttieh Rite Temnle. Sunday A$. CLARKSON PARK—Telewraoh rd. ana | 1 _Post-Dispaten / ne +4 oar? ; iB 4. . ' " . ; is gee Mu ij } {,eore } . AN ‘ Lerivent Ser Peter amu aul | . y +. ‘ o } if : : 7 : , sae “ ri Taty r cot lag: furnished. "7 ' ry LOTS— py | Long Ren ( h at Fenton: M me’ and EF Rarnes °74% mare % Telephone: Olive 8331 ? pah , Lies Spuering net = ; r . Say ;: . - . a ’ : is ‘ J *% é te F ‘ ; " , \ rm. a " . \" ; . ~~? - - ie oney : “ te ', os avi aep r ; . —_— ; t ir ff heloved bil ar f aq it, . : 1 salute ? Flag - ? ly ; fi beautiful tasconaue: b w ew it 4177 1 ore | a . ch) > ud 117 Winer = : ——— ri] er dear r of Mr ry moger: . aa ather of Mr Ori . 3 ' LI BHUUSK-—On Mera me: near @cam- ia nences rrnatr sot ti ine batin fish) ¢ Kehr. UUSE : WE MAKE AND BUY CARD OF THANKS ene J. cet airman: Seottint e bathinz, fishing. ete. 0. ehr. | CLIBHOUSE—Oa | Mesomees seas gone . : , , ‘ . .4 ao ar j : 4 . ’ Atl i d ’ moO WAY ™~, . 3 » Th , T\s ‘ Y — nt ° ‘ 9 ae ° ‘ v. } ¢ , ’ Tey ; «i ~ Ss - ; j . ‘, 5 } . First and Se ond Deeds 4} “St RP ate wir + + UNDERTAKERS = ' “ee "y o tliam and Sol Su ff. and our Gear 6s py a So is went oo . friends nd pubic wemn rch, electricity; furnished or wunfur- | URHOUSE for mie—Completely fur- Banking interest For quick end? t S03-A P ewnicongele Cth eggs planing “6 adi nen | fathe ; ' eneee ane * mpaths a oe a DISTRICT COUNCIin, MM. | nished. Call Biel, Grand 1S888J, evenings “nished. Valley Park. Petty Hill. For. ; sia a inte r | —_ ‘ ra i} ‘er — Mo rEETZ . ; rierin ane : MeO - map _ ‘ tance ‘4 R : la fe oe *\? | 4, Le —_ " c. | | .. 4 #. x olen Bi Tuell sue sys f> Valley Par Mo L.. Seidelnan. Lenton beach. facing the lene: $20 down and =TDA i a4 vi »r : , rd Me } . inve ' : j ag ware ' | Mu : = i “ ae - . - c FR ag Day tery | ‘ iS & , me) ‘ . ve near 0 aa ar Mot. Cs ‘TT AGES AND VAC ANT-—Prices right. “Uw e Wish to express Our heartfelt lIANTIK 'y oa Wh . la rt " , ' SOLS ; ’ HOUSES At Deic ke 5 rooms one a estate 1% ~ T.55. P’oat Dd spatch. Oe . . : . * . : : _s ee - Nis , ’ - ; Stace ‘ an date tl ' as rT ) ’ a. 4 i , : " : r Sunday there , an ——— —D S244... a ek UNDERTAKER MINE NICKS moa a ew ee i hus) f Mathi Stue ; ey in odin i-a tadie th Veto! rit athedra! yer se — oF -~ - : or a it , eule (jood jecation; 1% miles west of Vai leg , . ert 4821 EASTON AV ‘ arm Scot ryan a ie mille ‘ rar Rt , O- | . ie A ag SI atmas ~ wr ‘ — : Sec Li », Sul ) un - wrist 4 . soi 4 ro ; 4 Park Meramec forest Ke - | ams ' ne al Agnes Stu > BMG! fs i Dime eal eee 1 ? 30 p. m OTTAGE—2-reoom furnished; sascon a JOST-MILLER R. E. CO... 105 N. Oth ot : me . . Lil , oe pe ad ean Bi 3 , . + . ; {} (@ aT } i i’ . «? , ; — 9 ral , 4u¥ Sery see , “ Cc ~~ 4 : : he : . . : ; 5 > Chapel Free. Phone Forest 763 | Lt ER Suns | Ap , in-la andti Beat oa (ferit at the funeral of ov JAMES W. K FA = r front. Wm. Heberer, \rucker, Mo. yer aGE—3-reom summer cottage. Weece, (cO2Z | rist Chure!l a inter rother-in-lax rrand as a or Ve usband and father, Anton Luthet , COTT AGE.—-Furnished p_sor 6; on the Mera Mo.: wide porthes, fru. berfies. near } ; : Li ' ’ her \ } bis mee Forest 4050W {c) river. fine epring: furnishings A. 1) to $200 season, A G. | Sehwieder. owner. 7150 Manchester. @O) iI Horne tgine s | ROSENSTENGED cn 1h ot 228k op ema an & p at Reomest S| eee eee A chee . . red COMING EVENTS old. Vailey Park, Mo ‘c@S) | COPTAGE—And ground: 4 rooms. fur- fal At Fenton; 4 rooms, ~ large nished;: large sletping porch; besutifully etnut BURI AT — ‘ ort yee? , , ¢ 29% é yryvic aver ‘ — a a - ) he a ~~ 7 . Sound - Ww) iAT Ul slag!’ A | ads P Heller ‘Ne to " . oe , _ ent lo. ; ° Mt mec fi e! ? thi — - Al, P t\ ht ved n of Jonn and I] ie J er ' Oe ake aod tte 2 jap ¢ tindnes 1 syn thy | RRING your belie be@Vins 1, electme lghte; convemen ova lorated. on cram me Wel, tmthitet, AN ma tH vs eereccan D E A Maffer eet iam | ¢ Kat eo { : LOO ay art = ’ ~~ erage ' ond avemen knot of matrit } Brides are on. ‘all Kirkwood 23hJ. ‘c) flehing, idea! summer home; 10 miles A + Ral!: : =a | > - ge OT es . “ ment a Beauford 4 i r} i if) , ae ‘ + te . ' - hn ot , . , telleyv'] : - | from ft Louts« Cot $2.00. rei Si sO0; ‘ i Ai ; ; : ‘ se } ¢ . sal na : ” | . G a , 4320 WwW ash neton gro0 ry ! " 44. i OlTALE>— Un Meramec Week or season: m ate in| i Jaci K4 "Ae oe Chouteau ; nd cousin, at the age of o years ‘Ez > 1 ine : *y othe redericka Scnmitt,. a } ler ie" ~— ee : or ; Lobeck, 451 George, Kirk-| terms, Sney 6" . = : : . | . “i ohe ; ’ ny ‘ | ' . 7 . . : " . : ’ ss © es . ~ ‘ . | FOR lacke, TR 70] . “7 - ~ . a 109 : : Patna man autiful flor {fering: HRE ontinu¢ “4 , hone Kirkwood 660W. *cO8) |) ELEGANT COTTAGE, nicely located, Mission * ms 19 " - 7. es}. ,UuUTe 9 } iaSs “4 . rel ' ‘ ‘ om ie I- , oe .. mr - a hos cy . «by ‘ hank the rey M t; , . tor } > rT val nm "hs ; oge-s > -@ ‘ (‘aetle «ood | clome ts river, stores and Rth wt. j ; ™ e ' rey XX Tich : rest o7 Friday, h.. n Charok aireet to New * Marcus Cen °° a ae o oe at mC RACT os Bg : ane ot ae Crem Weetians ere. atin tates en - ectr in hy«ire ot water. tien: 3 yoama, | . lectrte light ‘ 1) on wa F 1‘ ». mm JOD DOuUS ad Aorta ee em , © 30 i a ~~. % nt 2 ae nad NACUTa) Pru ~ : cing. ! f(CELLER, se af iiehas wan deme s Hed ~ ‘ter and Paul! meter) \ sincere thanks tf: ‘ar Phone SRF) | Meramec; $15 i Gown paymem. | oz it ‘ourt Nall vases viene 7 ee é we oad 2 : ) vt =. tives and { nd: indne : — . - baiance eary terins Fiase. 3030 Olive a ee, OR 8 RY ey Peter ptend - vard ibrother ¢ ick boos ‘ al ‘ ail ' Te a ening yee el o , ~~~ rooma, wit ecTrer: ed por ; af Phone ldéndell 2234. estate. ‘pec : : Y Pain, O03 Washington bouleva , “as 3 : a nd sympathy shor 6 in © : anal : onehet " od (eR) ) PERSONAL PROPERTY, {ii iemit™rs. 2cave 514 Eh randfat! - nce ‘082 846. Lindell boulevard. on Monday | TANKERSLEY—Entered into r ter a) reavemy th f our dea nd. | AUTO—Leaving for ai: oring Dab tr aD, ~---~ Fiemme, . = ‘pHOUSE--For sale | oe ann ' é q + © hirteenth nneral Porn mils reside a. : ' Linde m) | } MM lav | Saturday. June ‘ 25.1 Thoma lermat Lawet ' — r Chicago, $7 India: a DO s 3°: - lease: Valley *ark Mareha!l! ; 2? AE mn mg lling leffingwe Mi : : avk's Churel Ming, ov! . ice Pega va ee ‘ani les a ‘ithank t k sister Anthon) $12.50 Katsas City. 8% eae, SS # ¥ ‘ae U1 a” a FOS.E Codarc _ near Eu- Sunday. Weekdays phone ten 253. r q . TUNE rn es 1 Re torn Jan , 3 ( *k ; via! : ' dark » nut meerimet i aivarys _ ww nt Bee ' * ankers- itn} the t ORO D ) , 6 f{i« Marquette ote river ren ecreens. rc. or D : ‘ ? . .t. re . 1 si ‘ oe * vary (emetery ‘ ee ’ . Mr . "aS a hat Ma 4 . , mala aa Tt ; 4 ] De W m ‘ on “ 1 KOO : Bd ’ 4 efi - "Marviand Ho. ) ' Karbour Boat Co H OD hal AND FPisHinGe c L, os pol hieRS) ' a a . , , ile 2 + - . bas i iat ; ; , ne , er \ ; ; wes ex ure ii ‘i . I T ania i cise iil ¢ fyitve yy ati 2 haa : a Cn : . . > P \ M ’ ares. le Bev Ceunty. Ll! on ‘. MON EY WANTE ’ dane ; mint -" i ; v > - ‘i t HRISME R- {or} W eanesday, Ju Nriemer , sf HA Al E tT) ab er on ‘ ' : ‘ a’ "= > . tee e 7 ; - . : | 2 + ing (a ; - _ aie | te. (rive ROU h tdweast Auto Tra (oR) a &2 M cdn noise River. not cleared hut containe ei- na ne Wace 10 . ; June 13, at 4 }. Wary ie Teer 5. at 3 p. ™m Interment at I as TT ER ae AND MRS FRANK ; ca FOOnS, & reened porch, to- cellent timber: fine duck hunting en? } ' ' : ‘ ‘ cn rea— Denver . ret water Meramec Forest: 3% : fishing if cleared corn fan te pen manly Dallas S15 rvs’ 4 jthweet Manchester. Mo no itmoreretrente $75 per acre é; 22 py "I i + : } nd Ol mars hrisn - pe - ard The: ee ai ~ Hey manera . DILLAC STOCKS AND BONDS, : mae, 192 Deaths, in Week. Ad, lei father of ' vy \-lav suet |) Ss oo © eat AYLOR enseres — i 7 a ail é6u ends and ativ ish re i $ "Ch 7. Detroit OST: LER RR. E. CO, 105 N, Oth ot For partica are accress Rex K-16 ‘; »D, crkare — ' ~ ~ . - we anaes >, nT) Maree) . iad P , , Touma " ( : ‘ j ? } ru ' ¢ 3 om . . " were 272 births and 192 Miltor S seers pee at her. at igi. w an , - oe a it Ae : Tay) to exter or rt Rreatituce and ' other citie As rs “s gate mpletely furnished. LAND—i1s83 acres, Lt mtles Meramec the “aga l in St Louis last ,.., a ia nd uncle. ace , ve ; , eal elite : ‘ ne ie . { yer of “ogene Jr. ni Fo: ind Re. ping Sate ORT | T awe te ver Mom ie, Mo... 2 bourse River front: want few hy or WwuEpen : : q Oe k 4 ’ , . ae =” "Li f { aie t r aT lors 7 ; . S - - ’ 42 : : s 4 avs *. ’ ’ this ? . if ‘ arid ne = a y * ‘ haa ’ | ’ ' ’ . . ‘ M ane emer rd Pathing vO) Cu h Maen lio 1t43 St on St. BUSINES . OPPORTUNITIE ; TTy-t! : persons died of uneral rey — : ‘ sue , ae ' fron tie ! "Tee aie ‘ wea : , - the time ae , and bereavemer : bey r, and good ™ (99 ctaiammaa | mease, : rom cancer, 18 “% ' F Sunda: Lutheran Ce - > Sa ak She Cemeter) , Due Pune Mi | i Ae “yf gg ae Mine wth et i w= ne “sd dit? li foo . 4 ot ’ ntteta . 4 , +9 othe on Y €@15 6s. m Losemn a : | Buyers and sell become t+ | 2 dlood | completely tehed: ate sribodt rect po aad —e a ae mec Terrace. J. B. Reton. mania bd 1 4 PI R T U A 3 J S M : ; ) s. Til nt r bi ra | al cUMIDT materee vate = on ie E) - a wuiae - 7 , ~ bats Ra’ - . a —¥ he Also man f , eueavetine. A miles. _ Phone after § y. Furest ° one y b - . 4 ke ; {' ; nay : ' a 3 a Le rh ter fee g , aid ' moni , als . and our arnt niece ar id grand ‘| quainted through the Post-Dispatch ; 1 dh | i RNISHED 5 ani at pre . 5 yea! PP gay 1, a Schmidt. deat ' ‘i daughter - ) mbination stene and tren fence | and screened porch: furn so ea | gune 13. from. Brichlet & chapel, to | Rmer. wath eo. i Zechiin | ge te iio Baten Want Columns. ut 200 poly H. Alpert. 1260 | plete ete for @; by day or week, Riverside June 15. from ! hier & pel Vilia |) Bim ry neerment ech) ernene pal ndav. June . j 2 : . i360 Ge TH—Services Thursda o | pty ‘ TDeceased Ww: res epg Ae oe Ta (alwary Cemetery ¢ (c7> tout yy ‘lace, Mre Miller. eo9); Camp Ne. Il ry. ‘“ : : DIY»

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ens: 2a. an BOB gn, LOUIE | | 3 SF 250 BUSINESS AND PROF = SIONAL SSSOUNCEMEN I'S in these columns today. JUNE 14. toes s psu: as, = ‘ : TIONS—WOMEN ¢ GIRLS rie PORT- —asce SS eee ys RESORTS ! Lost “AND FOUND ie eeare WIRING, a, ETO. MOVING DANCING INSTRUCTION soe UATIONS—MEN, BOYS | oe VATIONS—_me | sis whitest wy ouee” ante mal at aj won RMB, ln A sige of Dance ‘ing. 4921 De! SHORTHAND in 30 days: private geseon ns ob. River rside 2817M (7) |e lore e i . NES oe iH. 59°F art = entra ~ - ; : = ark. i 8t Craig's Do a ‘nn.| Thursday ©vening: reward, 929 it) . ene® | Seteny , - River le 36147 Forest 738 4. te 99) Vv ictoria B) ld 1 6989. P PRE SSE ~ nde . adtddie man: beria A Sistas . | __ $27 Lf NM Br Y—Sit, with bicycle. , afintuocae and Ss R—Le st on ec en io tt Ae an | T. i ATE—Lost- reen: on Ford truck. T 50 VIRES 7 roomsa: fixtures cheap: what it will mt before we CAST: Co PANCING ACADE MY" 2 euive SHORTHAND — in 30 4 days, touch tyDew | Saturdays during vacation, Delmar} _ en_§ clothes. = N. 5s ' ’ colored. ge neral bh poune- pli 7 ey, the f | ee = Og ryice. D. Mewh; ] *. so bonded fi 1 29th: le 4m to dance in 4 Orivate 4374 Forest p k. Lindelj 78797. 36 OM i SALPS ; = ndrv ‘by dav met . Bev! sework. ful] al ay write | ' ‘olfax 22%: lige ‘ the city: our mate: tal is the beet: cagh or | and ein (‘o . wy Sunday ide BUILDERS: WA ANTED rst-clase, 5. >» : | i Main 48: UOFs Lafayette Sen eB plans and book, “How | 363. | nce best: speclaliy perciRE— Sit. pelle i ane: a" . eG ** DATticulars- the j 5 lt } fe di r.2 te ~ 4 - comne - - YT) Phone 8 for estimates | : se cias 2 ¢ k — sg —. ) ) Household goods packed and forwarded | ¢ GR AND RB L Cc GOMMC NITY CENTER ‘i Bl . Just ert on? ‘wants new and repair | 35- “Pr Os st- t Dia want o SE work: experienced: €00d salary. dig SAlrnean y : 74 families, Din H.- 330, Ost-Dig. (ely | egrita ae : black silk "ellston | RIGuHyr ELECTRIC 207 N 3d-(e8 CL HOUS ’ ¥ ; Roy ion Washroom Ward, Cimar) - > : > > - " ° 2) ' y rea, , s - Dept. 52, if- } lor 8. Ronny -£ “RS IS THE TR ADE THAT G OOD jat reduced rate *S; auto trucks for long gs | Grand and Vista- dancing taught in 4/ ll p k . Karages: S00d; fair = . 4. -TroOom *iubhoa e v7) Diet Son fur | oe 4 R | OV! S > s j hrm ‘6 oo on i. os f — “= © 3 . | : - ; 4 .\—~ : i an veritas i nished je ORK MANSH]} MADE tance, Offic at Lafayette and Moses Private }. ‘S80Ns, K5- &ny hour by povetn [¢ é - F OF ith od f v ILDERS De} mar 37886. 30 y Ww ante “~ . = TRI dine that can ee P- S17 ref, i eNG) nine pe lights: eG Pt Park, Jrist t Mik E Ly JaA—Lost me Muni cipal Opera, | v 3 rooms com; Jete with a one, } Grove. Grand 4654. etic leet: the | ment. Grand 4720. Linde! | 746. e7) i = CARPE NTE R—Sit.- altering ~ Pepairing- J . d troning " J. MT. Li a te ro 9 N ‘culars, ‘see | ©: engraved (7j R rd ‘all Del. | & two , Ome tore ugh Peas | le 50 | number - - ———!¢) | LATEST danc ing taught; Private: _ daily ft ARN ‘$11 0 fos ia | |} new or old work of anv kind. Rose. * te ww re - ra ie Lettre: i Hat Breas 5205 at . ‘ “* st St, a wee ’ o ers: Oe . . Nore age .s . ‘ ' I , 30¢ 1¢, | de I Cc ; Age Sree ~ Pe ce = s. ’ ° ~ = fain 06 S. . : mA = in . , PN ~WAY at-EC. CO. Y08 S, E, i ht F dl Svenings. Lin, 4745 ae Adams, ” my tion Fuaranteed af r Com, letion of 3 105 F == For st 67330 — d SM AN—Sit.. , ae ae os 1) 2 = : = | TYPIS ? ™ — 20 NGulre ro 4m J15. 2: ui I sj waren ana 43. oe rand |i turn m St af ror ~£98 a MAIN OFT foes on OR ND DE 7 hour: ox asa nightly: results assured: . = pen: I th : a dens | ee ocd STENOGRAF HER-T} -T sii: PkEE! "BR Sit.: =... 4 add: Ww ; 5( Xpert’’ — instruct. Ts; rea ‘Ollegea. “Missouri Int. lege, 909 | est. Baw ; | _ tion _efticlentiy et 2834. US, Teen. 384 1 Fr. c r Ot, June 29 ishin ; e vo ? 36 ; ry , " : ni PTeduce Calvin | fee: + oh. > OF i 4 i ‘ . Arcadi: g choo}. live St, fe 4 JP rei since — : ; : : WRIsT wood H—Lost; eng: I. : 0 ice; fe redu ' QF 8°. 99) CHAT FFEUR—si > white ‘ears’ | SPEND =R- R—Si.: widow with boy 10; link brace et: South Side. "Grat Mi ‘ Ag ULING CONT , USER — not answer. Write — Mrs. | reward ’ reasonahle. lenha;: “911 8s - Jefferson: i+ Phone for informar; ion “ore: ot 6(OR eK BAY A conts nig 1 a Janek + vhs building Contractor: no apprenticeship | CH, AUFFET R-—Sit private: best ) ork: «¢ ' — ~~ oy Hawk Poins, Mo. 1 RIST WATCH —Lost - whit te «old; ne . ‘all Sj, n 348. * \ - Stiles . ; Ke 4 an Jans ony ‘s las, age limit: good de mand fo reference 9 Rox D-299 . x00 liah T- ine S P 199: 2: Pierhe bl . FE rida £ a be- >. : ; . On te 2 r x Dre as C am _ 49. 38 Del. Genera! W al e}) ousiIng Co | “a - ne.! : _ . lride . a “Fr . » * : egg a ; r ’ y roses | i alities uyw . 359 a | 7 nade conscientious. Lindell —s ' ~~ | Police dog. y, iY, looks like wolf f: “ave money On your by using fi Ee. “hs 7 . vei. R— it.: “colore d, “expert: ne ed: it t ve AIRED, LE , a ¥ ‘ ; - = . (i; | onr consolid me pee Rreaks records for ret Irn engagements at 4 as earn arne ring: ‘our trair lng ‘un. . * . Capac y or respons{hi} - rew: aa - FUR y soni nei nse No. OF45 | lost Mv edn = sday. — all. . Caba i}. _6809T FURNACES, HEATING, E L o. con nection sy y. srehoe = bene en | Gra nd Cen: ra] Theater: open Naty; urdayf for ' de 7 actual] mae conc areas, enables rou | ont es Tyee: private family breferred. dell 219% Ww . ales, 509 g EK EF PER Samant oon awn hi, j f o j ‘ e e@ r o »? g me " Q% . ew e . A vt oO coo ma - ATREDAL} E DOG Los t: male.” i years. INSTAL | ING and repairing st@arn and cepresen tat eve. to call : (c80) Sixth Week: yh ni lal] vu Ds’ Dn, umm oe di. a ep — ay * im w uw © le arnipg CHAUF FE UR. -MECHANIG— Siz 9 — € 4 3 Pe ye eg bee more than Wages. Box. ye i hee . wk . ——= ; Stame dancing clasce S; man Dupils wil] ®. Modler; STUDENT —Sit.: high a, ; nice ari to name of Pon ola: rewa 2 Water heating plants; pipe work all | ‘ og , nd nm uctions tp 3 ee. RIN } “Xperience; own ls: references, > iz oF ’ ispatch. ee or 1 ard. eres Sea ‘ | Placed {n van 8. and nroductione N. h, ( Wo wishes Position, 5. _Post-P Sit.; economical ana | 3d. Tente breast, | kinds. Benton 1685 STOV lon fall. KENDALL Cape S STUDIOS | TY BARBER COLLEGES? | any 2632J. eh 7 ms can gives rete a4 "ER—Sit.; economica Sah KE You. Lost ‘ F orest— ‘V7 sey Lm gi Py : I aout Cal] Vi ‘to Le | S4it. ' ——— — af i E REPAIRS STA‘ QO ae N g nite 8 3. { Ode on j 3 ~~ ° ‘catalog free: pa ct) ern. Ht be 4 “H Al’ FFE UR—Ssi-- i experienced. oo - eo TIMBRE Sy. EB ., Tai a =~ way; motherieas i . = , = ~~ 9 . > ms ; . ’ , >; ~ > - ? , ; AUTO SE lasts No. 10-421. Cat | COWS 400 Nageh agtlenry De Maerte Gas ‘PIPE CLEANERS A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO, | Bite: Phone AN! B47. je massage. hydrauile ‘chair 349% M703} | rage, {0 work Delmar 2 am, °" §*| clerk; — ra BE Post-Iepatch. eerred. inde 3561 WwW. a 7 ore. a Nag Sv. an ‘ ———___ S . > . en ee (c82) ize, ‘ e on M, is : _ Post-Dispa t BAG ! * ; DOG. -Found gos ile: short tail. 7 7 P IP. nm nig (Cane, stOV COME ‘od ¢ TOV E RE -P ATR Ss. 316. 31 5S N, 3d. (C8) | 1 ara. — s CHAT? FRET: ‘R—Sit_ ‘ith scar | a OPK | ‘AL refer had oad > + ,EEPER- Sit.: married et ag iy ontaining he purses, “money. _ De K alb, L. y, ber, i 80. Beas S, St meni | DeTEcrives M Pe “ Or truck. ; , N—Sj; : r ‘ a ot would like an turday Tenet: 3 ——— . | @asfitter” 3 “iatel) § 76Hg8 . . | gust : > te} orra | ‘ for free rent. . { ay nt ~~ cE C aha AINE R—F%, und, Cc “eon ‘Inir 4 W ’ | DETECTIV P—DLadv do 8 shadow! ing and a . ; : willing te ] Nl Se . le house fo a: is 2 a sen ~ - Irive lod a 7 ’ ‘ aby —~-~. 4 . ~ Ww hte} Ko! d. 342 PPhire. na = We in — Ti i _ — c = “on Lace. CURTAIN CLEANING y 4 M:! cle ‘aned, $1. Wo rk eUaran- EX. OF F ite ER Ww M. E. I. A Cc HASSE does | QU ICKT yg So B. ARNED. } ati mo ferenc -— See ian res . k. Cc ; t a . able manager, motheriess home: refer. Mangular sorority Din; reward, Grand MONEY—Fo nd: Sicinity Grand and .in-| 5 XVERT jace rtain Work. Phone |} ._teed. POMpPt § geryjop Lindell g@r5_ | shadowing, iny estigating. iocatea missing | Many goo 1 jobs rait ‘ivan ay ; | YOUNG Man wee . wa 30 ‘Mat ei = : DT eT eel 3542. yner call at 4403 | —Pey 945. Delmer Laundry Co CO paper cleaned ; roots $1. Lindell People. 819 Title “uar, Bldg. Olive ony | bei a ae | CHAUFFEUR —Sit.: 7% youre otxperience: > tne. Bay 2-1 : a + on FEPER— 2 “BAG ND Ww Ris , ~ BUSINESS CAR DS CALL Lotz Bros, to repair vous reor; tuck hi: anging. Me ‘Kris ant L indel! BR52M (eng) | I aaSWee 4632 Ne wherr y. » cimar they LE ARN } : D: ay or even. 2 Rg rats lll . ; _w . ox T- t-Disnate ” nia. Lr atceetiness lames ren 4 M159 WRIST WaT el | Sab Ta painting, carpenter ll 6fe2 | CHA p prices: ood work: Papering, | —==s2 20 “19 ot; GRMADY—Sii as child parse or oereeeeen arc of arion av... Oy =I Jia Work: prices right. Tiedt 69.38K_ | ) ing. NS classes. 46eS paid w hile | anywh, re. imp . 444] contractor as eine a ; wi references. 2242 Park. ee - moe SR oon . * RP itag 7 SS tet a, WOoMa . , land, Mo. robo _Delmar py, (c99) 2004 % Cleani ne Dlastering, Lindel] | | CLERK- ta & ; hardw ee: , y wOC » = E | 240 CT : are experience. 0 > ) German, for ouse- BE ADED fy. \G—Tost at Ramona — G. P. Nesse}} hauf fo for concrete, ce. DE COR ATING a { & ; INSTRUC TION me iia learning. | at Anything; refer ence. rience RO12W. i | yonaes fens = Japa ate ch. = * _ it. Ri versie aSdae m | 2 * dong immed! ately: estimates Call, write or phone for Catalog. | CLERK—sir general ollie, pid work JAN rman: Wants wae rk. ¥ eer 10. jake ta w is maak . ‘ ADY—s erm: tart ‘ 50 sth. prareday : reward, Ca): Monda Forest ’ ’ a ent Work and tuck Polnting of all a - 40. , fe) 'BRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT'G | 5219 Louisiana. Riverside 1075M.| Sliven. - Riverside #965. Grand 9: “S9R. | ADULTS of neslected education. cal} ‘IMo]) Q f and ace Ra. figures: s | °. Sm oa 13 __ ASS BE MILE “Hot ND PU atest; 2} BRICKWORK Puckbointing, chimney re-| roses —__ (cP) ; a (COn, | Dodson, Linde|] #648. 8711 West Pine o1er x i stem O C eeges| xt Box T-70. Pom. Dispatch. QQ) le Ty yy. wa ee. troning. 15 2 ¢ uiture. Call wom, months ° reWard. 92: 33 Manc nl Patring, 4140 ge » p - : XCa ‘avating. Cc olfax | EXP ERT wall Paper Py aint “Cle: wee | ms as UN 810 N Sixth Street. MAN. —Sit. ~ hotel, “Club UNG M AN. Se 7 5 > ‘ AT Y——Sit. with Boy” ~. urn we Webster 4 60. aie (c2) | PRIC KLAYER-—Or concer te: by th ousand | ot. —.D._E. Murphy. | __Tooms UP: Main 2603. ALL men, \ .women, 18-65 wanting to pet 7 na 25 experience: refer- | Teferences, Ros” P , 8527 Chontean. ged. ° general houae. a — PU }—Lost: black and ‘tan. male or job: also natch work. 3K: 20 N. Gra nd CELT. ARS white Washed, nd bugs. Sprayed. ‘GU at ANTEED Wallpaper Cla, anine $1. y for Government positions, $140- $300, | Phone—c entral 3681. ‘NCes, C T-R]. roast. ‘Dispatch, PA peas - : : 0) Ti (\ddle-aged. ae T3283, Ra Mi] ler, A ] rit P ~ . : Work in motherless ho ‘Box 5, Please return 3637 Ss. Broad: i ‘ all rep; irin and alte _ Woodlock Bros Cabany 200: 5W. 3422 rilngton, Colfax 57584 W, 5 ‘aveling, writ - Uzment, St. . ’ —§ > ae a ee ee | . ‘ as -AO0| ‘ ‘ | BR tic Ix Ww rR K + a g a oO (cS) . ‘ ete —— iia 44a, ‘ n ™m larried " 5 '. k enings, : . ‘Pos t-Dispa te “reward Vie 1877 (c t S$ promptly ttend ed to. Phone ¢ “ale CELT. AR IGG NG -G -_ onsible fir rm do Your pa ering | 1 + 40. = = ; } - r ee fons pro at l D ING- radin : reasonable | ty g. . : e. >; best | >. Mm. yo aae sa, ' ADY_8ii.- nilddliowaneae aa epmpanion or a eta EO INS gai SI Nm ie aa, roa BSF ~—— “ee PE rian eae Sus tees 8 POL D—Lost: - brown > conta! ms g fax 63 $443 or 4321 Sacramento. Jenkins. 58034 Theodosia. Parkview | W ou Co.. 2755 She ‘nandoah. Vie. | BRI¢ ‘KL AYERS Plaste -rers, cemen t - all “nee i Bk ne furnish id3; reago nable | BS . ie n —— ess b Wa Oay. enve lopes .on Grand ay, BRIC K WORK Puck = pointing. ‘chimne y| ~730R, (C99) | tor 4353 W. Vv ‘letor 41 36 (c99) ae aoe hore ‘on Inside amg Pet hone MEDICAL Salary ar 30473. | keo~ clerk ej hhicn® ac ~~ a eekeeper at nother — t , ¥ ; ! “ne | Kin ; uING 4 tinted Ror — Wp a o ' ate — etween Washi ‘ngton and Su! Ij yan: libera! Taare £ staining: work Ourselves. Lin-| IC EMENT. lime and we aster mate Tial. Ran. | . ‘ é 3 ‘ LE ANIN CO., | son ~g Bi ee rac mor ve Bi yet at 4 NG@ WOMEN ne edi ng he! DP bef OTe and COLL EGE . E.. t.: chemical ~ en- | Food refe #; phone Colfax’ y A. 73. rat. with boy. 4 wanes years “old. Wants ; _--- _ 4013 Delmar: Linde}} 7 fs = ic dell 6] 5D. ner Coa & Ss : ‘oom > > } t -. Masons’ anc Crs . e EE ea , “and Co., Ww abash R. R. and ‘ara mes eo paint ash IM¢g ; . ~ - . ; wl gx confineme; nt can fing &S8istance | gineer, ry preferred: 00d drafts. Write |} 2: ve , wom ROSARY—Lost. near ock | fi ‘STIM. ATES pi ven. on brick work. 3 Euclid a Delmar "42: 8. (ey) ' trade Fulde and rete cb . 5 . ework or maid; best references. tor £ Neate hs : ; TANNIN ‘$ ws ee a . ae a ' poe Pe ene ieee a ta 2s chAsz Sr z Sige? gl ALO so anh Bane os REO RSE oo We ned Saba Ake tan =. iy eb Re ee Sara SM) tery Pee : xvi re P - s " ’ ; oe va . . , . ~ wes a. . Satisfac tion: lar: Lind»}) ff: Ww, 4t the St. Loy: h : _m ~ = es 3 - a . Journeyman: ‘ + sa bi —— tlospita], | an. 70. P ost-Dis. | You? NG MW AN—Sit.. 25 - Valued Keepsake, any 2579W. CON, "RE TE FLOORS, gi, de walks, founda. | P APER HA? ae cleani ng; work. | “Study course for “tition, | W Ashington a (es a7 | “Sit.; oe enced | allround; nm ¢ yonings seid on do 1¢ pip BY Ana le-~a ged. / aah Ti C i POINTING, painting, piast. lastering; best |; _ tions nyt in: estimat es free, Lin. 4 41R.} . _INgmM; Drice. Mc mee OO6 214 N. Nth. | actic: authentic. size P : . "le x O- 227 P.. cle erica! € an furnish : J “ —Sit..; experienced. work ddle-aned RINDI, > BOL lL PC P—Lost, 4145 “Pen- TK: lowest price =” andelt_ 28861 | Ce ONCRE ‘TE eut and wreckeq without pea HANG ‘ING— anine do ‘Wes rk | re You a daily land, TL P OR. Sit P's loz 7 x T-337. “Dianateh, ' ing, general housewor ose. Colfax l444J ae 7 C 2 POINTING And } oblast! ing. Graner Construction Co., Victor | yself. McMahe on, Tier 932077 (2) ‘iced, als reef + send | . PATENTS fe rred: nn calcepan: . | ¥c IUNG MAS Dla married i = a5OW. “aT ; jight housework, smal BU aT "H “OF KE » nckaor: on ‘leat her hole 1. ‘. ; Boman t IR45 me (cS) . e NG SO room iper in neluded. | c : n> i v - +] 1. Mo Guaranty Bide ERY . it ted building and fos repairine. rene | ae. O44 is nn ish pit: get my ey | /P AP ER nas Pe Blastoring. 0 jeaning TT, givi de seripti On of your pn iPATEN T Vol - ideas. "Gan booklet” tell _Delmz £¢i Oy. Wao YOrS NO yt Si F oh. " sit a -—= wishes t to a assist. “Tn AT—TLost: white angora: male > Naini | a , Jae : = | Masons’ and Builders Guides, (C99, how. it's gm rit z | COOK Sit.; “short order man Second | . ion wi naEried: house duties: good home rather ; ROE na TU CK POI INTING 3; ainin chimne Yy => XCAY ATING—G; -ading wreck cing. ‘ —_ 4 e. W rite today. . . i = lanent Position t } eyes: lost. atray ed or 8tolen from Bie builder repairing - re it id 5» rk. Jo] | Colfax 285 or Lin det} o°nR oR) - Nie nl a . — oes ‘eee gE: Sam pl ¢ | ( AIL DREN 5 Cc Gp asees : — ( cal sur nme; rates ICcan Ind: istr Inc . 102 = eal 00k, kite hen man. Bomont ] ie jeotn collec D h Wares. S714 Cambridge, Map e- n | . a Bani ts % i . . : ‘ArTAN te rand JO9 3M. Greninger 34 Nebr: Vietor 37 380 | Ww ashin gton, ‘S c. : | COOK— Be cond. ‘Colored - wishes ho hote} _Teferences. . é a eee. _ Benton 1853M ) . Bend rd.. at Selma ay Webster Groves ‘ r 7 Sp . ] I av. v4 « , { . - > s , “> “ee Shaitlaya. Sid oH arlan y,. & fax BOSOT. Exc AV ATING. Cking 4nd heayy a: i F ABS AN ~—First-claee work, LT ADIES Sw, > ach sec jentit ie uty S OBT AINE ef Job, ‘Box mat 94. Post- Dispatch. (7 me : eA SD ateh ipY—si; employed. wishes room and wom, reward for. return. Phone st ‘beter OF 50, | - ae. i) ing ra FE pate H: ( ) D—J- hn T ; = ’ —St ng I ‘OK reas : ‘rn . ) ’ — n 7 : — L. “LA! CERTIFIC ATH Ur TITL, Lost: ' f-* “es mney's. ro . gs gi any a ae Sidney 4, 3115" ’ aska, auling Co | > iA Lemp, Vietor 4: seaw, ture in al] its branches: 253 ye § : & Higdon. Phas ays, Sen. Ne |e Ur pres sit.; al e- aged, single. allround. afrai f we k. ‘ Feeerd for night service: experienced in touring CAr, Near Fa} rgroi un d Park: . aneys = 3 888412 alanis = PAF te HANGING ' ey work $5 room ' Derience: terms reasona} le ay ve- rj Nati onal Bank E'ldg. QS c Miller, &* o4 Pine st. ne sine > r wants “a ¢ ing Care eof smal] children, Box D.- = aig = aes wrecking and heavy haul- and up Linde} 4S41R. | nings. Gisella Bea ity iriors, livig (O7. Assistan: f) ‘ash on Dd. Ol; ve 2] 85 { 3R49 Rotan| tient, ctory during 63. Post. D spate oh. - . 7 n 'CNn a : ward, oros Schlich per, 2040 Sian > cat ee ’ : i " CHEN K—Lost- Missour} PACific, to Mr ete, 5 Tale: rev aay ae A 9d amy TE ; Me: her +. ie Express & Hauling ( res | Pp APER HAN “ING—-Good “wo rk: reason. Bidg N. Grand. Lir del! 51: 30. | PATENTS t ny . hiehooS refer. | OOR ER RESPOS DENT—~ “expert, “and mali | Yor NG MAN- ; 19; ¢ — AUNDE icss— Sit. ; Mon aii! meevent eee fle > 9 ab] ie pric es (“a}} Delmas 4996 J, (c2) | CADIS - Lear n haj rdre “SSING., n nanic uring, | CAS: est ree ults Sen, drawing or q Sale “STAN * a ed ly 1: best drug store: Y : ng to re ; A mre. way: _ Central 4778, nb You} nur Hagwarty. Finder return to 1402 N. , | a ‘) o830 . i Broadway and receiy reward. | 81) wo - { Olfax 28307 ee FOR oRANTTOID “Soest h at is de eDenda- P AP ar r PHAN: GING and clean} ng. Siena | marcelling, beaut y culture; big futures: joce.. Watson EB. ‘Coleman, Registered NC@s and successfy oo +. Qs: al ; f c caning or house- ‘ > ith | ' TI (‘kK Pp OLN’ = ING as qd Drick ‘Jobb ite. : | a Ores ) Ask H, 39 ith. day and nigel las s, \ Louis Acad- at 2 nt L ay wer. 44 G st. as 329 Post-D Dis atch. : ’ ‘ ° g£00d tare “$2: 221 rhea: ulue coat. wit R1y. 9, d wate cy measonable prices. clienry Fiebig & § Brack} | my of Beauty Cul: ure, 2d ¢i. S04 Pine.| p Ww shingten, Cort . st-Dis. — aa R1y we E GE rer. | : tiie : | COUPLE ~Sit.; caretaker ar 1d house work; . "NC MAN j colored Tr , ; —Sit. 18 yea * ' a ae You in And chain. Grand 15 ; ard : inn d > . > ; tf ; on _ . , 2244 Madison «: Central 5661. of GRANITOID AND CEMENT ~ WORK” —- whey aes ee ‘our Daper any- (e8) 7 .: = ‘ured: tra ana ——— city ar one os Years A : On5 You between Ww ashington na Often | TUCK POINTING — Staining chimney Schott ler Sabany &53 (099) | 5, APER “wc pie movin 4. na | LADIES LEARN BEAUTY CULT RE— | tered: ss bemoan | ~ cen, | 113° Post. Dispate er - weedeat L pent. wae etate : strong, willing, { "" —Nelite, “Lindel aa | he 3200, Mon de : builder - rep airing, gr an toi d wor) # Jot b a] x tT? lias nd spouting ” Slewing j sha 7 c S nm ‘ a Paper “Dp: aint | Po Sitions at big ar waiting, “Om . rf . , a ‘ ¥ CG ; a . —_ " Ant Ss Dogit ion: rood firm , co ore 0 AY Ae ices, . _Bomont — Shaitlava. S64 Harlan ay. Colfax BOND, s Metal, 1914 N Unio Forest | washed idney ~O95R, 3020 Minne. ha: nds properly rite : OU PLE— Sit.: chauffeur « and housewom- att prospeck” more desired than = Mi ad Y, HBomont 208 | DIAMOND P 1 Re ery pen een Jefferson. (eOQ) Ow “olfax 4291M von, ~ Ota, to re Cause yo, are Br i th py F P shrtenn ,deas; 9 iminary ad. | .8N: city or county. Sam. Call between | mi. Ox __K- 168 Poss. ‘Disnateh, AUN Thr S—Sit.- c, olored. sm 4 days, OUD - . wate ‘ “gi it] y | nN} s ed | Tr chare ze: 1. 12 a. mM. Olive 7839, ] = Sj ps 91 - ¢ , Delmar 158: 5oR. Ive Tra Vois, California; Keepsake: reward. i TUCK} ld f ; ee PAPER HANG IN —And a Da evenin , sar 9OIN TING. - And staining; Ol ‘Ponts ray PTR AND SPOT’ T NG. ! “he r G. - Painting as it F a Ij! ‘ . = I i ook let of inf 0} ee and f' rm for { . f : ye _Sidney” 1099, me bok made to look like new: plaste rng and Estimated cheerfully given. l SM Hr Should be done, Durret, Delmar 5599. } 2 4 ( ‘OLY EG E 810 v4 Oth. closing ideg rm Luest, nL *hard = DR (APTSMAN—Sit : chanical: “71 ri 7 c g ; : en NDRESS— —Sit.: ; or Cleaning: , irst-class furry G—Lost - iippae 3 smal| fox terrier: op , 3. brick work and ¢ himney Gruendler Hdw. Co.. 1018 Cass. “Tyle;. UAGES — Latin, Frene nh. Italian, Owen, 13 Ow en Bi de. Ww ashington. ae XPDerience seat Position, Box | Ces technical or a _c hy reference, Grand 2a tail. “Colfax ; } » 0 » a marin . 19454 'W! ch. right: L inde] B08 s oa ? . Phone Li nde i] (035 | DAS 7 4 : gh ot Sid A tiem " - Q. yt ventions; node ; m R, mont 110 | rk: go ‘ 10urs { ; t = DPO8! tion ; , ff . ’ BUNDR EXSS—Sit - colored: work or ALTERATIONS by contract, sun porches, PLASTE RING stucco; chi imneva and ro PAP ER ING pa! nting, Plastering? — take ‘all r write. TA! IND Fientieth se ription { iE NGIN EER—Sit ; experienced yp motor, “ele. . . os of | Olive 68po ontur: “ h Co.. 9 N. instructions fre ory 8. ice machinery: refer hotel, i. ofa chem nt : dut out. Millie _Porter_ pancell abi.” name Jack: Teward, F- orest 7576. seted A Diease. Colfax Hx2¢ (c8&) | PT. : i Cals John } = > ta in hii rhes references. wt ICTOR > ' al o ¢ 9: . . : = | ASTE at ind stucco patch p aster. | in ne ; yp ' Mtertypineg at home. | ” ~ e JiVER J. } =i OF apt Grand 5 02 view ey , 51 ss BUNDice S$—sit es LOG. One | j- | ARCHITECT plans m4 sR ‘ification, 15) i! Delmar 2509: 7 PAPER HANGING —Plas tering: do -time st : Steady work. ms > aj == -- 648 Ninth Was’ Ington, D.C. EXECUTIVE Sit.: 12° years? _ $xperience | | YOu NG MAN_ 28 Masea with me. Sylvan Bradford. “2806 Morgan d Rer ad ofto™ mip Fes - and up. _ Lindell 25 / MIL. L INE RY DE, ATT rq | “Byself; bring Samples. Forest (c62) | eratinn nt? 2m BAA segs In machine shop ; and ‘toxea » Vears ag damental educ ation, backed by * AUNDRESS- “#1t.3 colored. or ie eo ae nd "Berry tne Ag a de female ARCHITECT—Pjans — ana “Bpec fications | ERS p " a (COZ) ! , reiner with ‘0! ‘te all)- al PROFESSIONAL | ae eneral manager, leSires connection With | of @} ‘erical and stock work, wa os by 4 y. B nbnt 2041 We. “~— Ward” Frank ir Sullivan” Ww Ghates | furnished for any ki; nd of buildi; 1 ver Our leather and novelty sport and Spe- | * AP ER HANG ‘ING—Samplee; nir aie ‘Yboard g ac ul ‘ ‘able firm: are 34 vears technical en-/| tion with a business institution ae Ie umn AG ipoa ; : (el) l reasonable. Phone Cabany &8337w or ad- | Clal im ns’ hats are Selling imme nsely, | % Asterin ‘®. Painting; low prices. frand —p0ry a ay detaile and Me EINK. g ineering kraduate. Box G-396. P.- x $e) | Seeking m, aterial which a BUNDRE ries, phere : tx? ey Canter ii . ~ +f ep. rr} r F I Cts f rt- | (Oy ; made : Salary secondary ney . 809d wor reasonable Jeimar 3 mi. SH AIR | } > : . lates’) aired lale black and ‘tan, i. 4rages. Free fstimates, Py ay as (You | rep airs: reasonable Delmar 538 BSW fe) | econd-han Cars, furniture. Hl. | o = ie 4 3 “a ; 2 “2 E's : Tt p RAG YP pee dress Architect, 67 05 C hamberlain. {c8) | See Write for them, ¢ "RON E- KLEIN : aa | bes oar ; - Powel: a ritte a tape ota spitz: i BU ILDER-— ican ; and scree ns: re Dairing. | = RIM ME D HA = CO 10: ae Washington { rd . ¢ > Ni ,, Painting job p! plastering; f firs?. ' j Ww fashines wer a bat (a xn) > EXEC U TIV E- —~Sit. ; _ an experienced execu- paint = 4 roofing line preferred, F. : NDRE . pA &. Diasteri; ‘@: low pri ‘es. Gran —s ——— . reade E. Olive rs nroll now, '2 iis years ‘eraethen in ) { Corporation. Qu ilified to tak W di hursday _Cabany 64897, | CARP EN’ TER Work, garag | wl building and 2 rand |P AP E RI NG ' , | th ~~ Louls |); Over complete administratiy e end of of / SITUATIONS_women, o, ' ai ee .~ “at. co colored; -MBRO JERE yen = Rt ——T,0st : repair work, Vice tor 254 ; — i in A cleaning, Painting. Diaster- ' SRN : T, “ans “2 anos oo n sines . i MBRC 1D is RED. Ch NTE = PERC E- 2800: | canPE SIEM "Dullder: repaiy-wolel | B rare oon Fai ma yMhardt & | >: Care nee Co. Aurora, mM, |. aiteralde 2 — ee. Ae ft _— soloed; laundry —o or | AUTE %- . _e e | : . — _ a 4 ’ > 7 — . . : Bt; read NAG pale frame Rarages, colored experienced Sit. %. “Counter, ae wo ia Roure:-j« aning wy _€ eneelet 1 2377Ww gold rim on iS oa CARI ‘ENT ER genera] buildin g. “repair g. 4int used. S600 Kosc{ usko, ‘ Delmar 104° for Samples, : T? = nm RP A ha arr ny Bingen s: 3 j he! Be med 1646 wie — i _ Bo Saturday and ‘G ; SOR eS Sit. colored, by day: ref. : “au or ‘ , 4 + 4 4 y r res Wt peepee ase Pepa ; y . fi So. . ; ‘ € 1 Oid r . [ : . O ve em a. ; ox = "9 0 , pe . A — car or 6th st. reward. Cab. Hoffmann, ‘3309 Le mp. Sidney 1; ae | F PAINTING | by contract; reasonable. Py: Boosts papered, $6 up. ¢ P. Strother, eR BEAUTY € LTURE | ppeeutiful gi gorgeous] ¥Y owned. | HOUSE MAN—Sit~ and Yard man : elderly | SASHIER- Sit. =o : , " SR Aaiae a 942 > ee -_ Cc) , iy wane p Sv. ue Jelmar ~46 — (89) Easily and quickly learned. Pays ——-_s4indet] ! : ee: Americ “a experin, ner ae sardener- will | day. Loment Sita shell, “in tan Aloe | CARPENTER sia" noi,.2. tisi-class| AINEING wasted by practical man. Cal King MS, Dapered, $3 v. BD. | ' | BELMONT esayar =e ‘You get to the| work fe ig, nd and room. Box tr.gq!| r OF ane 7 | b Cane. Friday nn. Delmer “a; 1982. 1021 147 Hodiamont. Cabany sine — F__O232M. moe & cian AC) | - Kin , 42 69 Cc Zonnect), at. ‘Gr rand 33883 Weill, end of your + 18 a knot in if and | _Post Dispatch, | ‘| perie need. | = Sh whiter 7 first-class: pond sigs = (c2) CARP EN TER 7 builder alterations I “Ree rt 37 done. 3 Be hoa or contract. . ‘ ape red, SOS: a) ned 75e : pls aster. Enroll where you get practical nan _% end Venas ac i. tr Mog “fee a M AC HINE SHOP Wr Ww OnREI [R—sny . AG 3939 vy. ' paable : lo , brine cot ae home: very best GLASS Ks- ost, ropetw een “Academy a - : | ———S_f ee nie: Dair . Scraping ellars “R Ct: ~ ee’ eo re Mone | perience; snon and factory: re}! . ce BPeterei, OPeat 35 . y| MOLER fraining under actual shop scl : ide. x ee years the | 42¢ hour. Box G-276. Post- Dispatch, cor L, EGE ¢ G RADU ATE Sit. NDR issn Sit rellable, gy building screens, garages; $100 pore hes, | I js j re oe on Easton shel] rim; reward | E ; ‘ = ~Interior and exterior; “p bute : “a, Bros., Gahan we " > ; : "7394. ) | Work ourselves —-indell 6158 | linseed oi. = F. & a0) W ”| conditions, | : eee - in St. Louis. | MAN—Sit >} brick, kranitoid work: day —&fternoon or_evening __Deima — z Yy and Thuradayy, references mont P..f ow ete ey Mee od bate 4 § uhIn —— ] vr see > 7 m ; t: fen made: “strayed Friday ; | CARE new porcher® pairing, wilierations = : ot ‘15 Koaguth. . Colfax x 1093" 99) | or ‘TH SIDE Wall ‘Paper Gle Cleaning, } Paint MOLER graduates are expert Op- | ne rena . 2 rE at once: must have | __ contrac gi low price. __Box D-138 ‘PD. | COMPANION Sit.; by student, a ns 2a é : Bomont 36735. 33 N. Ga. building iverside GRAN CKINg old PAINT] I pepe ouses bathrooms. kite ‘hens: gu arama P gent Painting Co all K lerators who EARN MORE because _e ico S10. A’ Pin. Mea ot mee) MAN- —Sit, email lathe work Wal ted : } — Mer: willine to travel, Cal - uv ND BRIGNSs “Sit. colored, es rienced; . t y) ar 38: ) Oe estir nates ch j j j ; . 5 tc ( } l . . rrr eh . e a reday ne . HANDRAG—Tosinece "ehainaled. CARPENTERS and Buliders: houses, ga-| 4}. Ye ended to. Deimg wie), | coat sides 852 eo ‘they LEARN MORE Day or eve. | CHORUS Ginis Wee must have | sa ween re — “Ford proce COMPANION. wtf Bleaeme en sinew or eaay ena Fn . r 2 > l .: , 4 rt -- erie lone rs , ay v—Si ft, anc “or uc é ire, or 1a CUsehold arc — ages, 334 oa - first-c! ‘SS work, TING— West See ence wr eneARement: a Ford serine ar, WH abash 12M SDONdenre- eCXDerienc ed: rea . INI: ‘REsSS Sit. white ae jes oe , in parcel, re o materials “used: work. | W2 r cleaning $1; paper hang: : nd any car, pannrany night: rew Victor 3334 218 8. 12 a+ st. __(c8) | mans} D Kuaranteed: prices reasonable; | __ ing, ie 9 Bomont 076, | ning classes, ppbly 4, unday. Al me ~ntertainment, ) | MAN—sir vi married: do any. | T-152. wet -Dispat ch, © Dring home; lingerte and. # shirts spe Oliva 85 nig i CARP ENTER RDIP DEK - OeR building, deferred Payments if’ desir ed. Call Sid: # : ’, n J ike ; AT Lots tad; black hat small tract, “reasinatta "yf re@odels D Fairy | 226. Sc) | _ Linde aa cleshing wane’ —_ | Bins Book er enone for the ened | CONCE $S% Hine? Dp sse:” electri “Candy | [AN Sie er a." Port-Dispat —_ se: | COOK—s A housegiri: er Ex a4 th acon, nite SA, wd UND Tat tenn Th a an | Grand Sa7am. Mer, oi — bape re ape = , Seneral carpenter” work: 4 APER cleaned, $1>~ r Int wash. Se NE ED —Montzomery | sonable.”’ Rox PiMGY y, short houra: re | =letndent Zion 7 Bla y Wednesday and Thursday out’ : De ce ow re e c ¢ ) ° ring, 7 nee black and CARPE NTER “AND BUILDER—Porches | | Ho! land, 919 Et Fore od. r want & | wa Ree Pr hanging eee inde! 4\ oat ce ny ‘acy. eal ty pact RD Ory, emo oe ONES! SA eet PPR ae ~— or 2 : 3 Sq28 = ee > , a. er Wwitet ye ae ae ~~ ate oe wi veeneant. Monte Bee an tae floss a ne Rox T-67, Poar- Dispatch } 5 ay | CONCESSIO No” . — Mes vi I A Sit. ekn: e 2 v ‘a rry g0-1 -rovind. : : . ‘ perie need, be ; on: small] black and whiten screened. screens may to order any aE | Moler Sy stem of Colleges; Shows, Legion pic ic, July “4 Chag' | MA: Sit. with | ig? ee truck. S Whittier 4. ae ea . Te expationoed.polecad’ 2495, ais . : pe co? WA : PUt On wall, 0 N. 8} S ~totler, Laddouia, Mo. — ard st.: Sidney rc ener on ad. : — 3 ap - | = iiiinaeiedias ‘ ‘ “ie e et Saas — a De! ‘ienced: ” Rice fami} Monday Tuesday. female black and tan: Kinds’: Cal ise alt and repairs fest eae zal IGE—rx 2xterior and interior Daint. | teed Muening ork Fuaren | 81 ixth Str et ‘CONC ESSTONS NOTICE?. Uae Sa | M. AN—Sit.- minting wanted, “Box T-319,, | Mont “168 3M. 7 Romees Be: Ww, 3 . " ’ i y : Pp 5 7F og | , ’ 3 li 4 » r ae ° ; , . | ! r f car on back: reward, Cal] Victor CARP ENTER . weneral contrac dor: bc i lL N Spring. Tina Il 57KB2R ; 6%) ; {c8) | Phone— entra] 358] | Sis 1a don’ t Col r Pont - mt sNatch 3 COOK ht. i first. ‘Clas rences: Gil ad RESS—asjy bey colored. or Cleaning: c) : “‘. n back me ‘It.; 36: hei S re any kind: ref. ~~ County, __Box G 7 soatal BOxpe rie)... ‘. Teferences. Call Lindell 2078. ae do ou i i hy a ul the: eS as alia ti uses mad 3 ] ; y r Pa nt ne ‘3 ight now and | | , ' Cir » . LEY t; a bunch. 13. Chas. & Sadring. porches, : t. reasonably Yy: nonunion, Grand 4593R Won’ t you ee for a beauty call iste? yne pe in in wrov ss —Lin fell 4 COOK—sit. 8mali ee y. or t M. ait (065) | treatment and Bee how we operate f | Bale, =~. Ldnds Johnny MA N— Sit nae iy wiv ints work ne: colored, Linde|| EAT oe —~ BLA! - bund) les or small fam- ~~ ~ O8A_ Gre Las ‘entra! 505 SJ. B baired and remode| led, eI3SW, ———— ———— Pale. MALACCA CANE “handle. oe iG 7 any v sy ~~} e d: B ; Mon- ! ee onthe y ENTER “or . N t.; eXD rience aa to take APY on Silver tri ‘ took | | COTTAGES— A llin Stations. Saraces: | refer one w he ee ~ Fe rules rir eg: s Sit x. init oid W ork Cheap. Vinmer, a Tuemd: '. Mrs. oe 47 4 a Ce an T a ru] tar or ba nio 3 } 1703 VY T ¥vlo r. ice > be _ Kin ' é - # Te k home. ore: 8, N, i ks ~ ‘SS bupdies to take't ng cane from chec d. y karaxe, brick, x2( complete. 54/5 . es Ke 3 ach , 34. P ort . a ; ~~!) epee A off 6 8inger Whit ‘Ed Lind; ri : = . -- S: Sit. - day, / Ca Ve 1384: reward, a. | rick *o,~ 3X20, com ete, Qe bathrooms — SCHOOT, “ran) rdner “Call 315 S. er al , | MAN Si; Ide active eXDerlenced CORRES SP » fami, . ath, silks bh Ankets; 15 years: ASONT RING— oat; ai ‘ic complete $1 25:1 Pp {i — re wn ~———__{c 99) ee —!CY9) | . borter: aN with : T72 al! or Dart in Ay eo hes iness abilt : MeL ‘olfa x AR? months age, nhame; $100 ard. © garage 2 . $17 75: 20x20) 2a) rates "irst-cl _Colfan 5412. neh ATTORNEYS AT Law ‘Comptomet: ter’ a registered an m4 age TU RE | M. \CHINT Wra — | time, smi 4 Wages. Rox P-72. Pos 8t-Dia, Pre ela excellent reference, 4 , aN , ‘Send es to tal take no questions asked, Delmar Lonen” wa) $50 down, monthly payments: ~ ans | PPTs MBE R okepatring overha | 0. . nese and be B : od 6. tat e pa } sree; . fi bs irgain. Fred C t | r ¥ con- y —& “hon ficen en . . = Ww Tk em > ae ~ 2 ety " 7 . , AT fre "ent I wn fo “ft or Nery ; "T°. u le t ome ij ; ? : ; . OY Pee wae en MONEY} Lost: ; $15: at Our Lady of nae BR OPK. Lande 2533 i al Tel - | where the regular c Omptometer wwe ne : I... : ost-Dis stout ndel : i? colored, cleaning, meid for aes pientcs Teward. 4720 Alma av. (c) | FLOOR] AY oe — nding, old floorg Pi LU MBING. saltigeea: > nl ing A s A PR RM ANENT marcel: gya iranteed sourse. of instruction approved by J) e eaene se Well nen anized vocal MAN~ @); . woriy, th axber! enced DRES wen is . lunchroom ork. Bomont TES ~-Loat: 3 $500: eavavie to Henry made new. a Suit. e? indef! 1204s, (cS) | ndell 53. ph A kinks no combs, $9. Bri ldge 2216W. Pp F & Tarrant } 2 ST1Pany, te on ' a hei A eclsht and porter in bakery mrt ther smal) her CNAKER— oneal —— renee Eache enroeder : or Grover GARAG ES NLT ~1Oxs8 $150 18x18 x z- rae ee BLU kk RIDGE : ; diplomas are ; se 1O “e refer © “é w 0 pi aVS Diano-| w Lres T-73. Pest. D: ispatch, 2 ; a ins > Por ibe ~ , ae nager of Cc Saint High choc! or iv Alhambra $25( 460, Olivis a. Riverside 14 753 { PL U MI ING—F> Jobbing, | | LR ky Al p y ] Akt LA KR wes Now awarded Oo? nptom eter graduates. ' > (ist i i ] e to get one: is ed lucate d: = it h BE ord coupe, ' a! “an e! tal .- nm | a ’ a we v ady as "ion refer- Ww. i 7h Spen. 5405 P "al Grotto hall. Call Benton 368R: reWard : cS) | ong” Arsenal, For appointment, *? a Dia found notify Mr. Wenst. Grand Ottiols 7. wo or 4 ~ Call Buckel, Od10 Rate "Victor 739W. | Grang 6294 is the Schoo} conducted by Sires en ‘Ooyment afternoons, 420 10 _ £004 to anyone else ah (1) GARAGES built. double. 9 8505 _— Cifica PLU MBER” £08) | Americ ‘an | : ¢ : tions pom ponunion > “T@gistered | CECILIE Shy, \P PE w ue lake few mor 2 @lebration. y sethals, _— — ~ a . ‘ a -Gig)s PEARI, BRACEL ET—tnet set =—s with est he ogo tractor, 4033 Ne whe! Fo ; , County ana Maplewood: new me ily. appointments for perm, ane nt & few ong H. I. GILM. AN T}! “very bod rkin Park Shed .O. 1 N N—-Sii.; ‘erman, age 23.7 handy wi 1 fed: would Ie re Pre few 14 ae. Di 7 aieatones and 98480, —) HARDWOO6} | hauling work; reasonable, —_— 44194 / St New York Visit our shoppe S 'g Four sig ‘On? no h; Auling. Bill le tools: any ‘work, Phone Centra] 3189 ost. Dispateh ae E . RAN 'GHTER—air ex POCKETBOOK leat, on Grand ay. or i “a bay D floors, Pere oa rs, Evans AV. Delmar 4978. : (c99) Rie ee. Ur Waves. Room 677 Arc ade, The Comptometer choo] f Circus, '. C. Wale. Be thalto, I]. Je ME iN e = ‘ ns GIRL Sit.; country: nur nurse or dein = a Re-ryeer- oft eG GHTED 913 i’ “i80, on Grand car a u : A c m | = ——— , = | ide liven 87 Sit.; active Wants lighe work f | an, 7 Ry, 3 vear ished. work Uar. cee sin 7 & oO —— ’ Sit: colored: J years old. ~ | «ished HENS . el — GE T R bermanent w, ave by one who Knows | 007-12 Vv ictoria Bldg. STAGE ng. a SPEC TAL, Sah ony kind of home Work: grocery gna | ‘rman: from country; ' ot Sunday Grand 2917 and ats. the carventer ] DRESSING | Nestle Janoii System. Ca ll ee and wi NB. soft sho, Tar entrie and mons oxperien - _ pee ~ | Cli por unity Working Irts; se an eed “Inine® from , lab} ; With og enter. B P es ~ f : * naw gre ne n ame Grover. eg West Pine bh} e AQ) | . "ted es envel ODes. Cards $2 5o j A Pa } a The Be at uty deo: a TH v » 1 RB > T »d D - | And b An expert Aan, oy Vute} ur py. q st-Die . — Ox T-3: 31, G [Ris | &. wou d ‘tke to ‘ “ : . er tome. Parkview 2 535 j ay Forest WIT, L build 4.4 5. room effi Tene SRHrH B “Tequeat FAaMmplag Kirkwooa | 3354 Ss. ffers A Ridnas (ol 4) Ha e O 1 een urne OWT ‘Sant You’)! » them eyery wp : o +e : — - ~- ae , : dining work for eUmmer. a ; US actical. beet roa 7 ‘ ’ erase le 7, Yr it practical. s well | exDerienced: female: reward | VE MO ey “a [ON EY iP RI] NTING—Le etterheads, see epee, leac hed or Calored Case specialty. ‘" 4 7 3 ~~ 97. imar 865. aragea. lasik $155 Riterat fon Aa - eo * ' - “ » : > ee aap , + _ owas , . , are ‘ , | * containing §3q--3; ~ S35: repair Serk. Benton _2519M . “© 500. Ou e antence: ‘oak? |NESTLE NOIL " Sermanene wave, $0: Position? | Bldg... Lindey asda UNS. Studi, “+ Odeon | x7. te’ OY middie-aged an col lector, | _ "urs all Delmar’! ~ 5 Near Grand Le fader or § aaran bus, Ss haat ve et, ~ ; Co., | er - $0 : : Se ends pen MEE etic -_ ‘Nspector ponent “i werk: have auto. | G Ss colored 4 “i ait * need: wishes to take Wednesday eve. Libera} reward. lver- VE MONEY [Pan none ~ Sn 1 Sundays 10 Work myself. If Vv Ou were, vou probably oe Ie: i te f¢veral days week, | | ‘« ay. Lindell 2979 ———— Po-.. jarea: ‘willing to £0 side S490R OIE NG De (eo) 18x] ie Ro . $155, Or ‘Olte 4 ote PHnting Maynard, | | : ‘auty Parlor. Ioon Sidney ct. | Addres ; 6). Post. Dispatch. fel) G : by German, a oe WT 4149} one leather, ntaining + _CAL Il, BRENTON °519M : ~ 4 =3 a iiaiall (c99) | eae : St We whiaa ee J ih ad no Special fitness to rec. AN—.§ - HM): Fardeen. la at consider r w ash! ng. 913 Em “ ae and sowel ry. on Lindell b. | oe 71s 'N 2 $2. Century ree | be ee oy head. $9, | | ommend you. 2) M PL O y M FE N T uything: more {ur a than wage. GIRT-—siq colored: to —- , or Magno 4, Teward. Z 411 | = = -2.../ 44 ; | ) 5 te BB fe. rs. onror. est refere Nees, fartin uff, 123: 20 Ta Deim 340 _ *S ~ Megrmt Grand BH (CARPET CLeaw G—UPH'Ls'q | | ethane, Banat ede. | WANTED ited TEI Bigg WE Ra all | OR sincsied—fefinal cesar ‘vicini ity of De}. | BEST ( 7. E ANING,- lowe a Dy ices, a ROOFING MAL ends: are 7 aving “i head: A course In the Rubicam } ‘s { 4 +; _ TE re mg, . West me “ n) mt 407 8) | ee ve} Telmachiidre . ": references: whl racks, a | arper Cc soe Ts. Rom, ynt 83 9 Oy] I, > iii 19. 39K I . . tiv erride none ed ‘ 3800 N. Ni . GIRL —Sir with “Tl year 7 Cas > Tha - 4 14y. Meee epee with diamonds | CHICAGO JAKPRYT Cy iNG ~— saan ne ar, 1 el. any leak, $4 > PER N te _ (ced) Business Schoo] Is your remedy. “ik, TTE ~Sit.: 36 “Veare’ xpee. | ‘ Clerte al york. __ Cad ee t Ch tn, © ett with housework by are. Phone | best work Lindell 20: 0. 38: a eS. $150 Bomont 1845 mat YRoD WAVING = Absolutely 1} | x T-224. Poae. Diana te ch. ia .* hits wirt, 39 ip oa — Cl) | Mies (od) | KER ie OW: liberal TY if de ‘sired: oe PAR wu: ne ne nd 122 27 Calls for R ubie EN, Boys ‘DICAL 8TT DENT—Sit as manager of | oURe wor olored. {ere 3538 — $ t. mie wd TEE ae. Tioin iE res CARPET @ O—x] 4 ‘leaned - 2 Co. ghee” Chemianr®, ,_ Suverior | P 0] via Bigement. ayia ‘an "pela : ‘ 4m- | — > . decorator inc. sat! &Pt.. hotel: wood ma Grand | Gipjt ie white . leaning. Sar nares font ’ x ’ Y ' " . » ; nin ° : ad | ic ] dg. j - : _ oe ; : . / ' ‘ ; 7 e oT ° Py pt > ee . A : c ‘~ » | Pewand | $1 Ox12 renovated, $3" iain r} 6833. Catan’, 405M a | Stes PE ee . WAVE—am5 teon 'Talned Office Help have been | ° Os a xt and prt. sPpare time; pood |. _ - ~ Gin te —Bomone “ates rn . ae aha? rence. "5 ; ‘ . Cans’ Tenia ; c : ’ , ’ erien ced: me a : v - - ~~ a ; 7 putamen j Ol] TOC Ree - : "Ste ) . , Cf i “K. QO : is. > i ries. . ed r + Victor | . | evenings in net ty Oo kinks eta received since January l. | ; tbe KR =e a . nd. sh OX T-13. Bont-bi high school graduate, bi : STORAGE AND m | Delmar gos a ote gmente, | AUP 7 AINTER——Sit- intonioe wes exteric nt. Forest 5414W- . “ELEoTRIC WIRING, ETC. | OVING 1291 Ny “ress, 7 Extabl Suanea™ty a ‘00 Special Sty lent R "ried, year ea man, mar. Gay or job.’ Gg. he's 12 Davi ertor: | & IRL——8it colored: nursing of | : . #tadlishe ( te) * ( ; : . OG mee. ere OXHeEris ce : — > o Ee: ‘ ' CRAW whe r21¢ 9 load or PE iRMANER TA rr ij Marc} ben . p en Ss’ va t es c. : nts place te lease mn P AINTER-— 3; it day or re ritract- ; 70S housework. Central 402 iW. Oey ¢ . M4 — a ; 28) ul: $1 4.50, comni, Individval | close June 30. P advance , OWR tools: fmployed Dow. Be Robinson Webster. Ww weoenn 1249R. G IRL —sit colored housework 5 ese LEL i rRic ap : rit . ON ; : ' . hid, No Ane | Per Mile, | : ; > ; ook. ask for Mero "tl. Poss Dispately. P AINTING-—— sit ve interioe~ or |) —eekiy: 2° Sunda : . B, " Ta Aid fixtures: Tae pes ctor : | Fishe Fisher's Beauty Parlor. 709 ’ . . AKER— Sit: first or pecan j , exterior to 9 oy ;G , .* Colored, a chew gBRiw ut Font — Landen “sara 1 oh Or TRA Act ee Be no} man: University City” aS Write o) Phone for bulletin T-80. Post-Dispatch, *°@nd hand. ~ Box ae ts o.Foet =Pate ae eek. Lindel $109 ER pntir KLE ne ‘OR first. Class wiring and fixtures cai) Me eae reasona price Cal] | @ive , real sari fa ma vane , JAK ER sis ae GIRL—si ft. : felerea sees R Goon ORK and reasonad) “= Lor Sn eee 22 per ce; t ia bi | LAndell some etoUnd: stea: ' “eed a —_ en house w Ztares eait than by te companies furniture HIROPRACTORS © Ul ICam uSiness BAKER : = ; soem Si ROM, ail 10 12 a and r -eferences. P8—Ton in “Vicinity of. » Call C , tos - ' a wn nos. ure « avi ea ‘ en 2Gtieieee ‘ hi % $743, al O85 Fair. (c99) ay (rmiture a 5 thn Co | Soups Nt; wins Fa mrose. June 3. Gr rand SARTO M r ' F : Le It. cours fr } COUNT ww arry ‘ " i) | HOUSE Winks reDaire apne - | ate 2 i oft ta ry School] BR ge 10 S-_1aih. ms PURC HASING: AGENT, ow: “ - ‘ ‘axe Me maker. mar- BTRING~ “Or IA RiB—last Wenase hear nde Pal at reasona rees: work : ; - ba : - all LL Ws i ; : : 5 “8 OF Country y. 1745 State, East ‘Pe rienced 1") Modern Corporation er on nn: or tt on nervice car: niet | mey hie. : I inde ur ei ‘73M ‘\ Ce. | NEW Y ORK STORAGE Co. Mi 4F £ 2° Cte Boule ard t. Uis, Ti Fast 50LOW. methode Capable assuming fy)! Portland pi - Bendas : ¢ LE e@tl your ae! : ' n ; . i ec trie Ww rk KF 0] Tar . " : , ’ ‘ . 5 at «: At gray With silver B, Schutte, : ~ Arse Hal. Sidne y sorea os dated tt , eo evondents every. , 25 ‘le ». Grand Bouleva rd f “Pov 't. 86. st-Die: ' 1) ad eae rte will be ried with | a : GIR —i. years sz, ; “Xperience C; abany OASSM. country gin: ine Gooltne ee | : 38 gir. S43 Nb ~~ pain. , £018 (eGo) acke and shine , POusen We Ods in con. : 2 = 1 BO 1K KE EPER— si, 26: wai srogasing CCtiving | GIRL—siz reneral ice | r -] ; x o46 7 ~ jar -~ De " PORition | aond wy: hiek school edueat erica” “Call Colfax O18: rey Ward. (67) s) Where: sery Hoe ene ed. Central 5696 | ‘sia: of a ~% references aes med with "Or : . ‘ (= ab Sie oS — — ‘ ' “ (C99) | meng. (COS) oe st Z Grand 0510 BOY—Sit ; TH hake ; ae" Adequa alary efer furnished eco RS, 5 j

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x a Day ; quNE 14,_1926. Y e=- 500 MEN AND BOYS WANTED—Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? post: DISPATC » 16 — i SB rons—vOMEN, GIRLS SITUATIONS--WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS |HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS; AGENTS WANTED-—MEN _ AGENTS WANTED—MEN _ Ger “SITUATIONS —MEN, B ; with emall | SEAMSTRES “ABINE? wi ovs oar - white: to go away i ema ESS——Sit.: neat: wants sewing CABINET MAKERS—MUST BE EXP E- GLAZIER—And upfit on showcase MILLWRIGHT—Pi Tr a , house and dining in families: f 2 da “ ID Pr - pefitter for AGENTS—#e! hot : ues and new FRE t Ma'} Order information. Bae guruner: ; es; references; $2 day. Box T RIENCED: Goon ——., oa Box M-371 ‘Post-D Dis. (c99) work: give experience. ret ~ veh paren ae od Leg meh me bmg ve, BOO Pitth ev, New =. Te a hee sall Sunday, Mon- 74. Post- , bra. ia. = Labie: | & r ; iP J : wat 58g "163. * ee TF asian wae ottiee a: 2 Als thoroughly can ATER 11TH AND PALM. _(e) experience. Box D-285, Post-Dis. (ce) ecatineea arcade, TAKING COMPLETE CHARGE Cruver Mfg. Co.. 2460 Jackson, Chicago $150 sale. moteogram ee Brsteh maj 2 ~ ESS 59 Post Dis. office duties. Victor 4428M prin SR—For St. Louis and vi-| GROCERY DRIVER—Experienced: bring pay; steady work. Semi-Steel OF GENEFR . DEPARTMENT OF Til. ence unnecessary. P O ~~ «i ” ee STENOGKAPHER—Typist; age 19: expe- port O. Anderson Caramel Co.. BOM) __written references. 1423 _N, Broadwiy, sii 209 Esst Quincy. LARGE FURNITURE MANUF AGENTS—New wonderful se! lier, 96c prof-| CESTER MONOGRAMS. W ‘py Gay * Bomont 21871. Viens ee school training: salary ans GARE1 ie HANDY MAN hite. strong, active, MAN——Combination oa "ial eat Be ieee ie ; , it every dollar sales: deliver on spot: |SELL guaranteed shoes: earn $ to Eat ] or laynéry by CAN oe te (¢2) ETARER-—Expetjenced, for harness | “with some experience in gray {ron foun- shroom. _1209 Linden, | ENEER. Goo Witte an license unnecessary. no competition: sam-| 4 month: exclusive territery: com es ; eon F sit. ay colored girl, about | STENOGRAPHER—Sit.: young. capable ; NO who knows how to manage a downtown if requested. Eveqgiay. McClure Bidg time: outfit free. Box work: experienced: go00d salary. smali office preferred ; ‘willing worker, | CARPENTER—Nonunion: first-class. t room and d_ board: care for cow; reference. FIRING. LACLEDE- CHRISTY. "CLAY| Warehouse proposition and solicit pat- | -chicese. SOMETHING NEW. painted . a ures for TA. “# ok: reference. Victor 391R __bly at once.§ 6215 Berthold. reat D-275, Post-Dispatch. 7 3) PRODUCTS CO.. 5900 MANCHESTER.| "Onage. Box Y-8. Post-Dispatch. AGENTS—KoildKloth, scientific ice ‘saver; athe qptered pec aie wan like wittp. cecini—vne = t it can C60 STENOGRAPHER—Sit.; ie - | CARPENTER— » tema t ten NSPECrOR—Steady all round ard wood ¥; es} ey PODS | WHITE NERS—{ ; -— actually reduces bitie half: notbing else ‘oats Sc. retal & Se rit and irouing: good arty . keeping: PHER—Sit.; Knowledge teck- porch. Seen te sierations om slegping man, for city_yard; state age and ex-} OF FICE BOY—iIn architect's office. Ap- 3435 Bell, Lindell aah Hites & as like it: thousands sold since ao : ev-| Hehing Co. 2117 8 Halstead st.. Chicago. yy Mona). Lottye Hat Shop, 5209 perience; smal! office preferred. Benton | CARPENTERS— Inside finishers; open perience. -2 Poat-Dis fc) ply. 500 Doiph Bidg. WHITENER—C ali at 1317 N. 20th. Sun-| °O hing speveeces: Ta we Littie | 8 SUCCEED with your own nothe! Test s seas oF Box O-3'¢, F:-D, shop. fe 6634 Pershing, 7:30 Mon- INSTALLATION — MAN OFFICE BOY—Neat. bright and quick. for| _%4y or Monday morning. ©~ — (e) Rack, eat Co.. 108 W. Oth. Ate mulas, processes, MERKLE PER—S! snes ve r es® | STENOGRAPHER—Sit.; age 17; com-| day. (c) E a t tall radio downtown bank: state age and school-;| WINDOW TRIMMER—Display and sien- : ( “to a —— patient a 90) or adults’ 5% e. (62) pleted secretarial course: operates mim-| CARPENTER—wWho can do granitoid fin- xperience man to insta ing. __Hiox K-34. Post-Dispatch. _(c) writer: permanent for rigbt man Lea- AGENTS—Sell sp rayers (19 D uses) Soe Thaxiy “e.; Weehingtos. 2.&: (90) jor man: no ion eograph: can assist with bookkeeping. ishing; private work in country. Lindell apparatus. Must be able to install | OFFICE BOY—?Permanent work: good op- | _cOck’s. 921 Locust. ; : A. ae ets ggg A me my etores. Tile discovery of the age! Amazing gia- Madison, Til. Vietor &00. (e2)} 1040 portunity for advancement: experienced | YOUNG MA? : lomeead im tack ‘nnel ae ee d mond substitute startles and deliahts refined middle-- | sTFNOG we = —_ _. jroof aerials and make all connec- j d ‘ AN-—Experienced in lock work farmers. poulirymen, greenhouses, garden- Decelves experts. Remarkable profits a iddie-~ | STENOGRAPHER, — Sit. : understands |} CARPEINTER—Ffr i d altera omy nee anny: Ay full particulars in and electrical repairs. Forest 4173. (c)| ers, contractors; big profits. Rayrusler ot . , “a 7 or motherless punctuation and lette . ’ . _ —ret rare era-' tions. Apply Supt’ ffice, your reply. Box K-26. P.-D. (cl) a : { made by live agents. EDWIN EARLE, ox D-17. P.-D.| vocabulary for begi ed forms : enanan: tions; state age and salary wanted. Box ions. ppt) pts 0 YOUNG MAN—vpror wholesale house, pack- Co. Johnstown. Salisbury. N.C Fs ‘ "nd ry - »e nner aes ut stencils: 1-257. Post-Dispatch. (c) FA MOUS.- BARR CO. ing and shipping dept. Box Y-: _ PD AGENTS—J ust out: a new patented ‘house- WE START y “without a dollar, ad ute: Ky anes ledge of filing: salary $40. — CARPENTER FINISHERS—Good Pay: | JaANITOE nd general h. white ac ims Oonn —— ss as I (c7) hold spacinsies instantly approved and extracts, Rin. goods, experience canes he : 4 4 ? Orany — a (c99) | Weekly operating our “New System spe- a! family. motherless home. Grand RRR. JEWISH + Cc HER—Expprienced, ( Inaigg RUE 3 ‘ ) - > . Post: ‘Dist tch. | | 2217M. it colored; or maid, Grand arpet Laye rs TABC TRERS_O eee ee r IS an, aha : Fin . ‘ ctorv. makin 7 . © capital nee 4. hotel, rooming house, | WOMAN=—Sit.; ceaning or ¢ oming; haif , Monday morning. te PAPER HANGERS—And_ paint ers; first-| food products: permanent position for fo outfits. furnishes free to ENORMOUS REPEAT SELLER. hes Work about 3 eve | able —— me: s > or for 30) 595 , ’ TP. ee re o fax 14534W ‘bachelor motheriess home; refer dav or week; reference. Bom. 2595R., STIX, BAER & FULLER LATHE MAN-—Experienced: at once. 1909 mt} Meyer Bros.. 1511 Cora aiid ii. man. Address full particulars Boex| workers: today for full pagtien- Agents. canvassers, 3 iy BB ond ishee te Cen 45 Bry Se WOMAN—Sit.: cook or Ksenowedk: col- S. Kingshichway (c) AVER HANGERS—First-class, 1316 1-297, Post-Disnatch. (e7) lars. American Products Co., 2081 Amer- cleaning up with Domino 'y Vat >... . . (c8) ———> = . rt >. een gazine or news- aa aE mE e winter resorts, fairs, f eer sed Eetehiant cock | WOMAN, Sit: old: take care of baby.) = Cemetery Superintendent | jfanoes tenured vvrurier Gear & a: raft i HANGER Chas, Fors TIO DI-| ERP Sealant camera reo op | AGENTS. ee the arent sceare fl ba | carmngia,ofReie lactone, Nowa so me referred. Mild A elch, a ee Ply zo = —- | And sales . manager: thoroughly exp?- ehine Co 05 WN ) = ancement into : a ; wat) . iit: every Car dp a etc.: dress in Domino costume, em re al bri Newberry Te Terrace. ._* Louis, Mo. em een. ” urine dain oe tntral 38037, rienced and capable to manage large local une ee 1.20 Ds worsen ate PAPER 1 - HA NGERS—Rellable ~ price: saaintene oS ee tee ob Lt —_ oute, pittee eusters %. sg S vg furnish free. Catch the erowd a'6b He 18 work ith 7G AID—Sit.: small family; no chil res erences 88 en. i cemetery and direct sales force; splendid| “ajay: $6; apury " hone Central 719 ___—(€)! ~=perience, education. club and church af- oo ve re os an. push brooms, dust offer. CHASE ; CORP.. w4Sa's rade. SOTN® expertence. mont R218 after 12 o'clock WOM AN- —Sit.: ‘laundry work ; ~ any day. oP Ro ae Give full particlars. Box mn & : 0, PAPER RULE R—Expertencea. Apply | filiations, habits. etc Box K-45. P.-D rooms. derby bd ) Kit r Broom Works, St 19th st. Brooklyn, N. a fren. on -* ies’ Bomont 1320. (1) in RX. Post-Dispatch. LATHERS—Call Sunday evening. 6. Pearistone Printing and Stationery Co YOUNG MAN—Manufacturer of wu‘ iding Louis, ms 1 . $1 wae a ee Sj if days out. ~ : C Co.. Wo re ester, Mass. 3 Specialty salesmen, egents wanted. imme- aes ror ; : “ 1 > S. Om Bt. Ne 4919 The order department in large wholesale isible flash from each office work housekeeper in motherless .home. Box | N—Sit.: housework or p ain Beacon Lite: isible wholesale to paint. hardware and auto fax DOROT or | apis t.: wit ; boy, 4 years old, wents | WwoM AN—Sit.- wants t> board and care service: must ha my reference coc ? yr k: j , ) . fe . WOM AN—Colored. wants clean! ng or laun-| Gillac. 5151 Washington. ence on engine lathe; production wor . 910 N. 18th et. mnotion work: applicant must have good ny, reek. ESSE money- ‘maker, write for information about _ nurs r ympanion; ¢ . ——— io , — , ; 2 anne ths v wee tn ana child, TF a 7 ok RINE drv_ by day. Grand 2297J. CHAUFFEUR—Must know city and re-| | ent rete: Co. 1817 Pine pen ‘ PASTE 44 education and ability; nermanent position yet NOMOBIL E FURNISHED. | “POVAR,” the POLISH that VARNISHES, cers. apprentice Bor #Le = +_——_ +. | WOMAN—Sit.; colored. to do housework,| pairs on Ford. Fashion Cleaners, 4273 a a on __ Steady _work.__: th. 64. Po spate } hh ig ea for house experienced. Delmar 1719 O} Sh st. . ‘i > ah ag DRIVER—Experienced, for PATTERN KEEPE R——By ‘growing | a es ae ee ae oe ye (c7) | Getaiis. Can use part time, JENNINGS | ing kexe rw ong territory alloted tw Riverside nse Tae a $$ ee nr North § ne a4 : MAN— 2 ' : ‘ ( ae WOMAN_-Sit.. for general housework CHAUFFEUR—For light delivery: must bond: 00d references > Apply dry: only experienced. willing worker) , to years of age.| CO., Line 4056. Dayton. 0. earnest worker 2 jroni ng. (1506_ S, 15th cS SN eee eee Se ——_ tween 10 an 11 o'clock. Schulenbarg. Model J. aundry _* ine § : re salary expected. _ Box D- 53. - o} clerical] position with large manufactur- | i roams: works on 9 tg RTH 8 NEW Y ae h WOMAN- - Ses colored. Fas ay house- / 1623 Clark. ° ae suren’ 6) | LICENSED ENGINEER—Apply 3314 ees SY Sy te Ba yo | ing concern; must be good at figures and | a -F ~~ pe ree . the dust: works — va ee — eae in bachelor st ment; whee OF | FT onrepe bs nemenced mage anford CYy) "a j ligt refillable: made of fine | - - ——e- ' Bee e "eee 27 Chovteav. ES ha'f days, Cal! at: 218A Frank'in. | CHECK ERS—Expernencea er wholesale | Bé - erside 1314M. | writing, giving age, educati 4 easier, igcnter, ° as _ - day Cal! at 32]8A Frank'in. KER! KE cog. NIST ind work. A aesapeesiouse _ —=,, ’ y on and record ber: sells for less: 100 _ ner cent profit: 5000 th IF t Y 7_Sit., middie- aged general Bouse WMA N__SIt.. reliable acount drug business. Apply 121 §S. 71th. et. (cl) MACHINIST—For all ~arou > PLASTERERS—wNonunion. ApPly 1320) of any past employment. Box K-129, em a hustlers. Five-In-One Mfg. e irs ear Diapatch. : nce cattle ae ‘ been a CHEFS er a “ , | MACHINIST—Lathe and bench hands, ex- PyToaK’ =~ |¥oUNG — — 7 mw ww middle- ag red, as CO mmpanion or | WOMA ; at pas = vette : en ~ enok - aa == tae nae for, te a room; Food pe rienced. Apply 2315 Oth st. (c) . Ne RF ‘R- “Apply ¢ Monday “ROFuIRE. z ME =~ 18 to ~~ years of age. for AGENTS—New spark plug , invention. the diately. in every city t sell 4 producte at — Ma ' ( or I OOK - : ; ’ 2 ee . » —- , ing; experienced colored ; references pay. _B iox_D- 222. a Dis._ gs oes to ‘ a ie von on ase — PLASTERE RE ‘olored. Apply teady to| mouse: good future. Box D-64. P.-D. (c) | explosion in cy linders. big Sas savers: dealers by sensational new house-to-house ‘an give deaas. Post Diepatc’. tienes 1° Aliew LAndell } 776) CHEF—Colored: table @’hote. a la carte 4 bon gs _ , * . T- 167 Por!-Dis. work, Monday morning. #08 eland. | YOUNG MEN— For evening work. We pay| sell on sight: write today for special prov- | anq car-to-car demonstrations. Double ; c a Ee x , Se University City. (c) vou $10 to $18 per week tor your eve-| osition. Central Petroleum Co., §669 Cen- | profits because you sell both dealer and ~)) ork 2% “maid: best references } for small children while working. O4. Post- Dispatct n. MAC HINE HAND- —n ork “Apply Conrades pL ‘ASTE RE P.S-—Steadv a.” open shoo. ning. Apply 11 a. ja to 2 mM, Mon- tury B Wig. ' Cleveland ) user’ no investment. | want men who are POD Ve ee > c pateenes 14 oN 2a Bt Apply nr (eT) | Call between 5:30 and 6 30° oe | day, Talbot Mfg. Co“, _ zt “Chest ni #t. (c) | AGENTS—New invention: “$100 week eas-jripe for a high-erade permanent connec- . ae experienced middle-aged. er pee 7 — coal tar analysis. Box D-2 P.-D. Co.. 1942 2 . i as 7 M. Schachtlie. 4707 Wilcox a» _(c7) | YOu NG MEN—wWe will consider 4 appii- ‘ig made: wonderful sales kit does sell- | tion. who are willing to oo when it “ | WOMAN —Sit with 14-year-old ‘hoy: will- . tn _H ¢- | é 95 I f ) no sic! reneral housework Forest | cage -- testes : = d G “ M AG Hy N oy M AN- a On stic ker tenone r. u , } en -N n _ a th. cants to) to 35 ee care. for pos! Itions in ing for vou: Tremaliarm mives lives in brings in S10 or more a B45 ow ” as te * sem a for home G "203 os: Pain cIvl IL EX . ob gy = RS—To act ae Insnecto tig Sash & Door Co.. 1206 S. Vandeven- | Se MBER- opuni = ; scien i ‘ : : ri ¢ ae ‘ent trai - ent eral! wag- — - = - or hot Sse- | or aor ? a vs sr A ‘le att ¢ Man Uracet adi 4): 7 "se. | T ™ R list > ye: 37 j ~ rn eference. Box 7 Bas oe h 108 a 2107. N ” Grand. e: te hility to use tyvpewrite Stai _ ar ° I de 1 ae ee ‘; oF — =. (ec) eer ct ilies thin vert ~ Ra oe AGENTS—Hustlers can am make “$15 ver dav: | 40 colors; silks, Nsles, cotton; you take (six cylinder cars. Our new sixes are now ameatii DRESS ae. a ed. ironing, oF ¥¢ = ~ Sper a. ae arbeeve stand PRESSER—On . Hoffman Mont uth chins on ars ee. 0. 025 § arvorn. | AGEN rs- —Salesmen _ saleewomen, ee ] saleamen in this ov References required. alary. 3 . = — is “z- ee 3 Bt th rt bh tte Ee Mr He rbhest 4] 4 Wainwright id : au olor O 4 iT “ , ; : Side Dye Wor 8. 3R23 Ss. roaqcway. (ce?) i “ - —_——-_—— -_--—— —— . -~ - — our new nationa y adaverti sec wasnanhie, { 1N TY 0 Cc a” : 309 INDRESS—Sit. oiored rst 4 days, | YOUNG LADY—Sit.: desires position “in; - . ~—2 ————= - banv 4948M. 5RO9 Cote Brilliante. | - es | AGENTS—S _ @ 8 ; MOUND CI AU 4 Jocum st. NDR be ay - Bl Aal egg a j bdal ; ; ' R OX ID- 46. Post- Dispatch. (ec) . }. ; ares. aia s - ata i i : +. F, . Cc FF . Renton 1853M,__ | Westminste! (Cc) | ar pnw Vann, ——~* | MAINTENANCE MAN—To. “do general -re- a ore ah ge oa -—— |\CLERK—Young nan in receiving dept. of in manufacturing plant: must -_ Dayton. Q. ee ——-- ~ : -* eA fhear Tr st ; its years eld. mar Ser cleaning Delmar aU NDRESS—Sit.: " frist-class Sal) YOUNG WOMAN— To care for child ¢ 4ur ’ C sox T-35. Post-Dispatch es out: $100 week easily made. W orid San age furtished JENNINGS CO., | considered — BUND ein Hie Pot cose ored: home work Or | H E # P W A N E D | OO, oo run — : " Call Scully. | MA N—W ‘oodworking machine and bench | RADIO ASSEMBLER—Appiv Monday -'s"s. 166 W. Washington. Chicago. _ | Shear 758, Dayton. O i ¢ ITY SALESMEN—Food oo te “ena Sout. Millie Porter _ del & ) =a ; 0] tg od ong F ney. ~ Bi y. hand. with sta ir - works 0 helor ' | morning. 8, rear "017 Locust. AGENTS —3$25 4: aily taki: ng ovr $2.52 AGENTS—$12 "BS daily, “easy introducing be Verage. Box G-81_ Poat- Dispatch. BUNDRESS—Sit bundles t bring | ee ae eee. hieanan’ fi et, Louie Stair 0. ee u MACISI—Capable raincoat: catalogue and outiit free, bi self-sharpening ut-Ezy’’ shears: auto- | wo how bome. sylvan Bradford, 2806 Morgan ¥ | ol gee Tle yg Seong Avoly | Mer — ‘aG- | MAN—To do painting and w “8 weaned: Rieu ISTERED ho: bs oY a busy apable. eres. *Chicag taincoat Co., 307 gee guaranteed = ome A — a —_ | na §, Spe experienc sn hove or glenilas — = 0 » canes - camel -— wm Tit i’ i ‘ Pi! : ‘ ‘ . . ' « , RR ; eh a a - - — must bave had experience Ox “32, oat , man. Box AS an Hhurean iicago n stores; every \ousewlte interested: | —— Sit. colored, or houseclean- MEN, BOYS CUTTER ASSISTANT—On dresses. at Post-Dispatch (7 } RT Pos aoe Birsatch. right nm ; | KAGENTS—Make big “Winey selling new quick, startling demonstration makes sales eg ag —— fc Dlepateh,. i m™m yi n Ad} oat G ‘© 39: a ae Os 4 ‘= ; ” y Guy Be modnt 8] WwW. once Middle West Garment Co.., . MAN White single. driv® Ford handy auto invention. B. ¢ aa all eC tae d $312 CASY repeat orders certain: even sDa ‘OrPPEE SAL KRSMEN Experienced : ; yor P : sem ‘naan ACC IDE NT and health insurance: monthly "ashin vir. . nth ‘ Poe time workers make enormous profits: ‘no | ¢ MUNI RE —' bundles to take home Wa Lt igton, - — in house and vard Call 9 to ll a n one month, Fo articulars write , wrtite quick established; Missouri oP pores od work: re riable Delmar 514113 Bian: full or part time men: rood Com: ‘CTTERS—Experienced o1 eather “=° enn? Manchest rd (ec) transky ('o.. Dept. 066. ge teen « Dp. capital or experience needed: xpress a _elmar vit missions and renewals. 611 Rialto The- ie : erate E00 salary issour! 2. a - = weve aE ae ott nA no eo B50 dally ane demonstrating punt fit, Mathews, | ment position. Box H-191, P.-D. — (eft) hr RESS— 7 : wa fan 2s aos a ater Bich. 5 a eee _(c68) slove "¢ 317 Maple 7 =e ~ ns ee od country pls for ie " we Em w cecenenanet overyihdaar: Econ. 2807_Clncinnas ay \¢ 4 nf MANAGE Rennemees ~ = a 4 _ eat i. ~ a : = oe ; om se . 6 ailie ‘ a Ae 2 : 7 fo! , nre ou or s af ar- a eitar yo ! . *T} . ' ——T ‘ } 4 OD e muat have ear: sa ’? At Ww, e BtlLk -R- -Nignht WoOrk. Havun ° “| PR “SS \ {ser on 9 Leolor ane : o7 ; tch ) sadimeaiioall wba . ’ ete 4 ‘ AGEN rs. -We manufacture a patented ling eater f ‘ ahs Pe a4 Rr | » work Rox D 8 Post-Dienat fe) | , wonderful values. Wholesalers. Desk 38. anti@lare shield whieh protects the driv: | and commission. liome wegeantiio Ts.- ' SUNDREsSS—-sit first a 38 by ‘day, ‘ . oll Re » a fee . 6th and Walnut — night work 912 North . 0 an Chicage ° SITUATIONS_WOMEN. GIRLS Sepeestay_ or ‘Thareday _ 34° ee TOMOB iti MECHANIC— First-class.| Market — 'MAN—To work in shipping room of over. i ro Raa — a TK, 1 o of an suicmobtle from fice head- | 318 N. 8th st., 24 floor Columbia ENDER ESS — Sit.; neat, colored; maid , sulliwan. — = or | all factory: experienced in c ’ ; S—bBusiness “sulde With tree icKa lights. he are selling like wildfire. | clea anine Bomont Apply Bobinson Garage. 3740 ae DENTIST-—E xpe rie ee = at weg + 44 p 4 | eewing bales. Larned-Carter, 19th and Thoroughly experie need man service: sells everywhere. Wells cleared Eve ry automobile drive r buys. It is worn | GROC ERY SAL ESMEN ¢ aie « gayten : 2 dava ~ — — | chair work: reference Box 3 ~~ es ne Cc) | $62 0 in April. Write for free outfit. Nich- j rogeh S $1. « To « ttractive product as side line can take IXDRESS—Sit colored ; r S; aaa ate ee tamittac = . . . —_ 4 a Wy) oy” mac “hines. A an af - . ike & gorEle. . for costs you 50ec. oO carry attractive p es 790 L . yt “ , Al T' } ME ( "H ANIC- _ —And he] pe familiar DISH W ASH ER ADD 7 4300) ho eau ee) MA I A bout oF years of age. to work in re; —— SE z f E p- _o) ses CO 7, Naperville. Iii.. Dept. B : Our agents are making big money. Write | to be sold to pene grocers Oamenen Minn Tey nee “Rr emay & me ” ine (ta 2 SMAN—Architectural: must be stock and help fill orders. ApPly ~~} y naent oO m OV: AGENTS—HBig repeat seller every home. at once for exclusive territory and full| sourl and Illinois; rT NT A NT—2! ‘ = e ean ERR on a ; “ore 120 ~ Ki — ex. 1 re re web Mo! ; Ce . DRAF TSM C » pe wae poo seo Widmer En- da Y. a, 4: Butler Bros.. 18th a . ply uperinte t Pp We start vour business with doz. free partis outers. 4 i gg Mfg. Co..| commission. l ~ 4- ~ Gay bide. &: ax reports ¢v > eee | ——* AUTOMOLILE MECH ANIC—Must be ¢x- kineering Ct G1 Lacieeé Gas Blan. _* 7 ¥en : Ce —norn t ment. Rods > 16 "Es " 424. New York im ws ; ‘ aay he day (all Monday perienced on Ford cars and have tools: | DRAFTSMAN-——On_ steam heating layout: |MAN—One now employed work mornings B NU GENT & BRO D. G CO ota, «1% ae —~ AGENTS—Best seller: Jem Rubber Repair | HARDWARE SALES MAN—E ‘xperienced vag samen EY — = ne othe r need appl ‘Sce Mr. Haas, 234] give complete information c* ip erning ex and evenings. exchange room and boa * AGENTS—Make a dollar an hour: well for tires and tubes: supersejes vulcani- | for Northeast Missouri: another f 3 vears’ experience. Call at NDRESS—sSit. ret-cilass relerences. | _ Pr ffe = ow ayy» y — snare ” ia nerience y saalry. et ox G-314 P.-D.; must care for cow 4 city: referen« e. RESTAURANT M AN ,\GER—Young man Mendets: a patent pat h. Instantly mends zgationgat a saving of over 800 ver cent: Western I!{!nois: " good territories: ithe M ss Ws ede. . Bomon' 2644 i -- é ciealitiahatiidll . aaineine — = - “Ww pram ec F TSME N _F rn: os & iron gho " Rox | -276 Post-Di sre ty asppisimends ee ‘c} for ight “ raanager: first-« lass piace leake in all utensils. Sample free Coll tle put it on vold, it vulcanizes itee’ f in two compe naa tion Rox Hw ‘206, Post. Dis. ie) : —— OXx )- DR : : ‘ i - AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC—We want 4a —— ] 1c details om ate é ie mp “ pom ng dl py 3 Be ment. in sales printing salesman: salary and bonus. Py se TS—Fir ; alvage +1 es » ni ake $300 AGENTS—S$A85 a week: make this much PRI NT ING 8 SALESMAN al NDRESS Sit.: white; first-class; rea- man who can work on Used cars. 43 ‘ust and salary expected wa, Pu mr Si o-4 (c) aed D-25, Post Dispatch. rae we start you Urnisning every: | sily new men's sehoe lint: :in- who ¢ bert Dust- anahie o bring clothes home: very best hay some experience ir rh > ip- DRUG CLE RK lunior | po . , em dent Box D-274 ?? ost- Dis. 4 a hn _ He adquarters, Dept. 3A. 1608 Ss ewest styles spect 1 | High lass. The ar ro ne ii be . : PE take raat sae ‘ ° - | Liat ‘> S« rY . a> 5 sp ere ; =e ce peer atans . ’ ‘ , .* 7 be aerate atts , P “~ a —— TS a ' . - -s " nm 2 " e. " age i” Brent 3546. holstering. ete.; don't apply _unles a!” pefereaces. Apply 918 Pendleton. | MAN AND wire, For - imme r: cook, and SALES C ‘ORRESPONDENT alsted. Chicago _—_—_____. models for sportsmen, policemen, fire-| shout. Tor and je with @ pan war . TiN . ; : ca gees. il ¥ . Lig ‘nerienced and r) ‘eo > a _ ‘regs . jean at ic uting Ww ; . ae , cals | ae ‘ . ee . : . 4ASEM NDRESS Sit.: retiable,. wants Mon- | ere ; cxp “9 2 mae ‘ ng me ie DRUG CLERK—Recistered teilet; ASS" | 6fontaine ear eee oe oa line. Apply Large St Louis manufacturer w ith ma- AGE N Ts . ex “Fixit Bn poe yo _ ma. ote prices below retall: comms turning out quality printing. er nd Thursday, references. somon* "C . fere hates a Flint Motor . 3 ence Box D-149. Post-Dis a in fternoon rite Miss L. Janees| tional Gistribution has opportunity for pUNCSUF = c Ono x” ifr t sion, $1.50 in advance: " ate a medium sized plant Mien? for eumM-- 2 et | = Mmar : a oe eet . i hemmendl — one ame BA y attern ~ pe Be or “G: * abar 4 m : - - | Sw cHtTpe Shoe | i 0. 1p n and Olive ets. mM: a $5000 first yea}r ] Tis re pi wanite — in the following cities" Se. | Sk c Tt’ RITY SAL ESME oe or 3. g A: to Be ES: if co.orea ° ! SHIRE LO scaseeaieasitante —_— . HERBI 4c) d ov: TK 0 o Oliv T | Enterprises. Lox is, Sedalia, Moberly. Jefferson City ’ t . ne . . . . v 7-_-o “ ~ t 1 . . ° . > —— : cee a yd J il » Tae j 4 _ »/ . » , y - . - ’ " » a ; asg5W. ees: dnesday and Thursday out.) DAKE! iround man: day work MAN—Young; to WOrkK n at oe 5. at 2835 Olive st. T jon Kirksville. Carrollton. Chillicothe. Marve: | _the boot aang, ere in St. ia wale -" ; : : ati / a7* Fe . . rT * oc loc kK - ti “is La @ ir > . - a 3, r ar — ‘ . ~ lille ar ¢ ~ ce ry mee ~~ narianeed veered: .* “0 v “ “y — ' 31K LE yh RIC T. ANS aimee Mu t have stock books. State experi- hhnor. AGENTS—$16 daiiy easy: I start you in; ‘ile. Hannibal They have a spe fal 10 St Louls business men: « saleemen ar - Bo ee noe See Ww ane | 804 Main st. Veni gt Ee er 5S : : ma SHOVELERS— Morgan ford and Lough je) auto accessory business; no investment; |) Peay life for children in addition to the en-| all successful ant satisfied: + ed © — — é aR?” oe Tuesday eanes BARBE R-—-Young oe to rer a r ‘ountr ct reet ear wiring experience Pnce an d last cala ry Box , ough. gchoen! lau i¢ ng experience necessary : fre accessories dowment policies Special contract to good leads every thins you need _ » on ‘ } . "rite ’ er. ' | ; vee —_- - | town: no booze: rite U. : razi S 29 a ’ , ' ; . Son te ity “ MDRESS—sit. morea, or ¢ ean) ing: Van Bt iren, Mo —-——_— ST | (> TS } A R CoO ROOD VO, } ost-Dispate h. colors to W ork ; fixtures. muet uncer NTS—sei! vandy. gum and mints to | weeks Get an acency now before your Carleton Pide ARS AT oh ; (2) — ecleat — oe call Lindell | GA GKSMITH’S HELPER—With automo- |": °° , ‘9 sits stand mixing of colors. Incandescent | ° big season just starting: write | territory ts cove uci () gH SALESMEN-—3. extra. at once: ‘ - 4 + ; . ‘ o 2 " ’ ‘ * : ~— a (oct a , ie e xperie nce See Mr. Callat 4802 North Broadwa y. { ¢* } M AN A | t 20) t 40 Supp! Vv m.*. ty. _3118 ; A) ve. f ' ' ec samples and territory Milton AGENT—I ISTEN An Indiana agent ) kindly Ao not a roly unless experienced, . . NDRESS—sit i bundie Ss s or sma 1 fam- / P ini ccnutiiicieaasin on ee ne a ; . ? "2 : atk 4d YO yOU *. 0 STPA M FI iT TER and he ner: must he ex- ;ordor Cincinnati () earned $°96 in 10 : : | Mr Willieamea, Kline's Shoe Dept Or : i » - an - — - weal - " : 4 cath eh “ae > " » a } A, : = Ae “ p S tes - . > : -- d : ate . ee * ~ : i washing to take home Apply ion- BOOK KEEPER— Severa! ey experience aw 7 ‘holt + th ~ "Co ‘318 N years old that has full perienced on re zwidential Work Call be- | AGENTS Something new, wonderful in-| agents are making $137 ek} Washine*on . > i Ae ; ee os ma 24. “ or Tuead: \ Mrs Kun 4 744 ee nd file clerk: young man quic c oe = hol -Moelier is oO ‘ . 4 se - . ’ . twe en x Bar 1” Sund: av yerger. 441 4 vention: Ford owners wild over it dreda of agente making big money taking | y 7 SAT E N hprcPp : ~~ oe nuigh ; —-" BUNDRESS a), ‘ hund es to take : . Bt: ate pnone age, experience, S20. | S&th 5 ; = - k nowledge of the real ePS- _Evans, “ (c)} tributer's profit 300 per cent = 3 ‘ | orders for furniture house furnishings | SU BDIV ISION i -SME! Bat Fos) OND To NT-SECRETARY- ay " & * fam! ¥ wash. «lks vankets: ’ oO? Post-Dis a iam ERRAND BOY : . ~ ep ne “Wy trial! offer. Write Super, 324, d2 6 klev-| on easy parmente direct -to-user fron DRAWING ACCOU NT AND aiies. “4 oe war — — ee. } nowledze of selling. “alj}i Permanent position. with good chance tate values In St Louis STE NOGRAPHE R—Must od PR, horough Z enth st.. Milwaukee, Wis _| catalog: extraordinary opportunity tor COMMISSION rx , . ; — ——~ ovine - : saat? = “ as . - : ‘ ‘ s 4 » Y ® . “ e 7 ' tar >¢ —— - | > wr id ‘7 1" . ; ‘el lient reference. “dacigson ats tS " undies to take home } Mondav P4104 N. Sarr ah for ad’ ‘ement Lor! &, Ee a ( ! } 1 h e exper) lence a: prefer 1) mor w oa ee gy AGE NTS—S: ~()- $75 weekiy show ing SA IT- at — : te in small towne to ~ | We are fast dev eloping the most cow? [2 ; to return to schoo is fal o no roo Saiary ane cnane in entering selling game: en ube pee | ies of Famous Packard Tailored Shirts en ; . ai y OTORT 202 ies may references. Lindel! “835M. _ with all makes ars especially Hud- = (c) SPRAYER—Who is familiar with fast : J. Dedrick. 624 W. Grand. Chicago. _ agents with no lapses for the first 70) tusinese see Mr. Wishman. Teg - fol — PRD IRR AIO Lr reece GT ph: OP Wt 9 SS , ” en 4 “ Saas “ae naa. ure: ¥ — oa lan to! j-vear-old house: new pli plete selling organization in St, Lowls fot ' ai fan ¥: be uar Bilan erence Ce ‘ntral 7 ' BOY i—To w ork in ar ue st oO re Euclid and | | app! v VETT | OT HING CO. Y i receive necessary training w hile manacing tage from factory experience unneces- experience uUnnece ran TY no colleetions* la property w here the improvements are view 2N74J (OB) ow — + “yer ouls ave —— —— ae Fiehth and Washington. {c) for future advancement. | office and looking after floor sales : salary ey Entirely new propgsition Maay , 1 ‘ArT investment neres*ary. |giready made AU tnaide the city limite. RES= b e ; . ; : si ‘ “ cy? wv > 2 " ; ie >. —-.- ee eer (41 Gravo: —— "Me an oo understand t) . F $ ; } a’ Florida: wonderful opportunity for AO1? v.66 Choa Lave a few «aula enentomn ° | BET FER BL eh 1) HOME & MORTGAGE or i: colored, cieaning. metd for BOY—W! th ic .S y ¢. ‘ 00! chinerv: the rote n of ecrot nen real estate yusIness an mab For information call at vow) a . i000 uses tary Full time ae oy ‘ "oe 0” -10 Carleton B lhe tarant ’ junchroo! or) I t . 3900 Lafayette — rine ; les fy +s ‘at oN TS— wT Leaundrv experience, per cent 2 e uto aap ven . ‘ ¢. “ ‘ , e. “yy 5 J ewe watches | ia pt —— a nig HH om - tee St. by ladv as poe ye s downtown: gen furnishing: “ " re “Hf gi a Blige Fr, ‘X Bre ; ; may fey ¥- 231, Post Dis atch for small plant in Florida: wonderful + " pusit — ' $20. fails ‘samente CAaeV mer ate per 4 | nished Pennsylvania Rubber Co. oni as designer 4 ' “case apartmen * hduse: best reier- | salary. Box_ T- 149, I ost -Dispatch. eae F saat 4 lifton Rrewn. 8500 roaqway bs oe) . thot Pp : - | opportunity for 3 rieht man For informe ' - ry ‘ ~O1 Walton Chicago / signe -atioratll ndvet ; Washington Bi iy~s—] 16 to lp ‘ - (c7) | at} 919° Ridge ‘l Les Rareaaeee ae ye al “s. to learn the tion. call at G212 hidgee. _ , —_ Pape : | Vestment nee ded. We supo'v ever’ TREC "4 “BA MAW. rienced : ~et | l li ’ res ape : - , —————e GENTS—$16 daily easy: men ana wor Writ da ¥ "DE CER { ae experienced ; West printing. trade: tuition and _~onee be: MECH ANIC—Experienced. on Knight mo- at en: no experience noce SORE. OVOT SS 8 A “aa a . 4h Reeth tend "tnd ATCH |, One of the lanrest deptere, in 8 mn B. i preferred Rox’ PD. =. Prat - Dis. ® Post- “Di apatc C55 | + “ - , ~ on Bo ‘ani paid. Box ¥-7'5. 3 WAGERS tor »9°R Locust *t. Bomont 738.'c) ‘TT 5 , 7A ? ot , k underwear, women's | / ‘ : Lout« is after a live-wire t FIELD MANAGE a i [a6 — SI PERINTEN DENT pc age ae ‘ + Textile, 3051 1 A business of vou own Make svar ting |the man we want must show # goed be iii FE ER ANT) DA AT" SHTE 2... Sit * @x re of > ur rr. a Saeermer po- af Tf ‘ sake tel rns iin ' ; ' sit 307 Rut ve of are. MECHANIC—Mueat be good on all makes ert wear ej mon nurse or maic. 1740 3 lL, Renara! hai hae work 9183 N 19th. : i rn in wholesale hoi we: good chance E xperienced in training and f Has A M . ? ~ ” ‘ BGIRL— Sit. colored: 13 years old. > advance. Box 1-0. Tl > handling crew or sales force; goods houses in the United JENTS WITH FORDS— Make $200 week ed hooklet free FE PALMER “60. \ito such a men we will draw wing . k ts } KESSMAKEK-——Piain ~ r> : rATHK. ; inu > penist with al . elas herd . »¢ 1} be 6 N { N. {Ss For Oo namenta! iron sho 2 dry . cemsits eo ‘ | uss! : : ; . ; _— or ‘yy m- — . + > : ; P .- je! ry autoist. housewife. office | 15 Lincoln st Boston, Me | Pine (e7) — ‘ tendent or aésistan if ' . luster In- BEST SELLING drease “ ~ a ca Onen- | . : loyment _nonunk on. 5 oti} aot t oc éialty. Cabany plo oi ‘ ‘ | ¢ rag: : | ases spetia BRI KLAYERS—5: must, be hr na een land Bide. — tendant of a large retall store nme tan ” YAN OGDEN. IJ1918 ; ing for ambitious refine omen and SALESMEN—Experience not apraaeey” renner ie ne —— on oh a eo om $14 per da y __ Apply _ 145. 51 Ala ane mm a ' MEN—F or weekly v and monthly poe : or wholesale jobber providing ' > > : n "hics men Pe va from ¢a0 om $100 a week ' Tre velers Bene it . * Semcon Af nsdn jenved to ‘so away. BRICKLA} ERS—tU nion. 37 00 Wir gor ' men with good record e536. only apply: vou have the full direction of a i : a guaranteed “shirts ‘actor? Faey work. vour hours vour ewn. No de- | Clark mm. (* tcago. mn 7 45 ae teeta . aS Es — he = —Nonunion; steady sik Emmet. My. “RE KLAY ERS—Nonunion,; — . to work after + pchool. Rs ee Trier BRICK Sunday, 320 Kennerly. _ ene : Acc! dent ané health "insurance; the position we have to offer -ite for our “wonder sales ourfit. Our- ‘ ~ rae ». m BRICKLAY ERS— And hed carriers, = O e of the largest ladies id | ithh lan: full and part-time men Oniv those who can furnish the ehiy t Co 5OS S Welle Chic aco. |+BIG monev, erev: make setl vwvorir own BALE eMEN—tfoune — provimeon salesman, colored. Gay work Gall Be — e educated. refined De eri | 4535 Cleveland_av (pen shop. _ . n good commmissh yn and renewals. 611 Resito ; very best of credentials need ENT? Srmail capital ' goods fo@emulsas. plane vatusble hook with lerge pecker; ee age and eet 771 more; Gay we ey children ref Sage ces wil | RRICKLAY ERS — And — laborers: _— n | ready -to-wear stores | in St. lS SR er _. (e8=) apply We are prepared to pay wep home mati order business free. Laborétory B-1]1. Des Moines tla | ence. Rex [>-265. Post.Dispatech. e) 7 “year high ac hool, 5 = Delmas 4415. e ! ct be shop. Cali Wabash 544 before 1D , » f MEN—Strone young. white, YY handle a salary “ne bam gym i yer 4 ~ wisi making me ~—_ “ ~ FAST aeliineg 25, SOc kitchen articies: ' SALESMAN Younx = in city, OS hat witt "eat 0 . ; aa SaaS EE OE > ‘ ” roduc >t rpiy in res nettulitw tha oF , , : Qo usi- | ’ 1, , ' ; _Cebeny_5= 4s by i. habie ay a. wae housework by | m. Sunday. nornin| ne . | | Louis ape an Om ning a: ra orang ie rua te Cele Station, 19*h seamen we have to offer. Box os Expet ‘aid _ Ga. te 4e99) | vow ‘Houghton Co" S01 x "Sew. | mrt Pomt-t Napetch. r ae”) take care “ot bs | Sai 8 pad 1 sage 4 coin 3 | BRICKL ers 4 RS— Monday ax Quince: = one me floorman. capable Bo BO. ar rs eee T.47. Post-Dispatch : AGENTS? Pxtraordinary offer to exvert- | Minneapolis * ) ais | SALE ME mee gag a ar tral 3530. > =. at | tools, _ ~ + ] bh oO f | MEN——Several ide-awake. capa bie | enced axen’s selling soap. perfurre, voller ‘GO ‘inte criapette “hustiless. everyooudy ‘kes practical becokkerpiing eyeteme. pes jeaning hot ine work. tare tor raed confinement cases or!) 2920 N 2 aT ay of taking comp ete charge 0 hustiers for stead: position on wholesale En ek a ee —e cles. mecicines, food prodacts: state | crigneties: you can make ” ler of AB “44 cat-Diapatoh 3. 24J | ——— iad sevatia be ae take charge BUSHEL M_ A steady were at | | } > } } f , niv preducers wanted: | TEACHE R—Or collece student; eplendia / yA rience. “grie M Laboretories. ‘**. ten Alexander Pa reports gen . 7 SBS PL — Men and heel g? raduate. 5055 i 77.0W . referenc: 5221 Page. For-| round. 5402 Magno!’ _ floor. Must e Capapie 0 give sl etalls with; position for vacation. with en ¢ A Louis (c@9) | $2000 in four months ” vou: | ALE acts pt > a aS _— ome ee Ne WT EID bond required. Room 226. 3908 be) large group of people. you will apt ont oy big commission paid in ad-| verIOm. 9 -"- Re . partment, | (ec) : educational inetitution: $273 for | eo | ‘ = a ae. ié: operates ioe. FUTCHER—To run own smeat depa F ; 74 poe a | 2 , O00 ner cent profit: wonderful | write for facts 1AING-EA Ne “O72 \414W CE GIRk—aAgce iff B shed: good location. | super ising stoc ks and direct ME x AND ‘WomrN—To travel with man- ' @or cen to earn more. | AGEN’ re, cont pry: ediie tke | Hich ot. Serineticia. o. Nothing. ee in it ie ‘town. fy) operates Ttvpe- new ti : 4 > c ’ or ° >t ot | housework, oe hat ICAL NUR: SE——Sit.: by duy of) — BU ‘YER Ww FOR SILKS, | ing full details in confidence | , 5. fer d. J structural sieel work s 5 Vande: | 4140 American Pid. Cincinnat! 6. - | beds, chandelie-s by new method: ‘ : Lande: se a Pee mar 4s Mrs. We'ls. between _1 and ‘ r a ter | rae ogee 2 venter. ~“WRes, AGENTS-—-New autemobdile smoker set - mo ensital or ; for housework - 4 yoo L SURSE— Sit: “wishes contine- W OOLENS, LINENS, to Box 1 y -317, Post- Dispatch. MEN\—~Fstabi shed orgcaniz zath: m G TILE SETI ‘ER—Monday morning. . WHO UNDER-/| A. 4b 9:20 a.m. Me wnday.. ~: “¢ t. - (¢) AGENTS-—Make good im ome selling a | products: 240 everyday necessities to te ane sot erences. Bomont 17423. vs etl "| POR ALL PIECE Goons DE PART Oe To STA & RUNNING E PACTORY AND | MEN—Ower 18 “why be penned wR n 8 TRUCK DRIVER ghirte direct: every man a prospect: old-| leet from: every product guaranteed. Rig - } work ‘URSE—Sit_- ext ——-- | AND HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE wit HOR JUGHLY TP AMILIAR WITH THE factory all day long when we will train | established manufacturer (1880). Quality double line brings double profits , Devt. ; aa atch, | | best ret experienced: | PORES DOING $350,000 VOLUME Oi | MAKE AND FIT s ARME you to eara from $5 per day and up- Man who owns and drives truck 3 broduct guaranteed. Commission in ad-| CTY. Furst. MeNem, Freeport. ~ J ont eee — oe: ee t references. Forest) \iope 1X THESE DEPARTMENTS. | /STEapy POSITION “AND INTERESTING ward. pleasant outdoor anieg Sark aud Be? or 5-ton unit, Describe tyve of bods “Bor | vance. We deliver ang collect. ws te) MIRRORS reslivered home; eee ‘ 0 Ko @way ‘all 42 _ __.—-.- |$PLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR AG- LARY TO RIGHT P you while teaching you mith nd | Hi: anA Post-Dispatch. | Jer Shirt Co.. 156 & 24 M.S S. 8) equare ft.; you charge 75 houge work — take care of walk-| GrESSIVE MAN WHO CAN BUILD oe | S FREE NAN CO., red-biooded ‘men. who wa wo we oe w AITER—Experienced. “7711 Market. AGENTS _$4 per hour taking “orders for prosita:, plating auto ern 7 shane 53 Bi cccmansnnsniommae | PARI ee te ye wed ROOK. | *GROS! — page ag > fo Bowen ot... . Carondelet WAITER —Young man, ~ neat of Poems ng: | new line rubber #nrons s every “housewife oka, autiie renern ot?! Bd nad dict ‘ e . , PAR ‘ > a ‘ . ” ” { . > xclus lerrttory w today i @ school 2 a write naadl Ba aphone op | STA 5 GONE AND ws ALARY WANT. | 1324 Washington. — 5 fee! must be smart. ae I$ | md TY mang tion. ; — ginal letters: | MER .- “HIT. eeeliiee ihiy: ret-' WHEA Kilby. 6t. Specialty Pulver Mix. Co.. Kameas Olty. ate See hich achool gradu-| ED. WRITE MR. J AN. WH SITE ER eRS—Two. "501 MILKED-— Experiences vod. S58 mon . Mo. ; les. ais Month. ys 1 “92. Post bi, — MINN —— oo sap aarti on 7 Ba i wydows 830. *"¢ erence required 44, Post-Dis. Charles ~. +’ ost Dispatch. INN. “years of age: ts position as nurs®

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snes ® ERAGE LS RBI Me “AB NPE POE OP I AT ad Pett se é ug tae ay RE dei Se : as : - eet r “ee ol , y + - » 4 eee or ee A oy RE tee Be pry oe Dale pL pie + Pane wae ci SRL ee aly we ee oy, 4 ona ow Oe ee SE Saket, cis 3 ¢ ; bess eieh eS ‘ See PMSA es) bath ah os Bre ode wi on Pe a Te Fe ee e eo + % 7 press + ay ‘aby : oe 2 $ St 46a) or os ; ghee get ame ol cp ent i eet ns} 1 ee sty te Pee pe. ee ae RAS ¢ st Dion. ‘et it acts om i ae 4 a eS ee cae e ore ap i Ge EIA canal x deag Wa He ie ace Geen for reas pany Fred Grarois. ell securities under new mes eai¢ resisters . Rout — : SALESMAN—Trave € —_— ; § rate Peer» 2 Post D ans Les uF \ - - ~~ hav " ? - nce. Te’ ai Ea LESMEX- opening. for esate sa,ee Ten érawing account reas sie cart oon Ww abash. lh ich Ueland at on ae Pee Teena ew - oppor. un SAlLDSMEN—B850 = week's n Own gummed tape tensivel? used by mer- | _| formation chants. jobbers. urers SALES cMEN_ part time. Sager (co srere. Der paints, lu S-G1. 1657 HRooreveit Chicage SALESMEN—With care every cal) - aw SME w—Er Shaver th . ina ’ rn net : 5 « ; _ ebm i=a«* LESME N—se! o (MTT SS) hines: 6 baile > ri here M twaukee Gum Co. dL WV emr » } ee Pon : = - LESME N—3 you 1 to sell elects Ss A L E $s ; : & XI . “3 SALESMEN—3 ween the ages of 25 ant pnterested. in mak! oe Si0 OOLE- MAYTAG one- Field £554 + abash $16,000 EW' Seais tremendeus var who has tersito ry. “Write t cay. ; ; i © - 2168 Colorial Bids... “Boston, } ) ta easy ry ber «ness = 2S Lunt ee -- \—- ' to family trace , -~ * Sy a. > e Vv: ' Station wal te ‘Han i-Kraft shoe and “puto solid - comn mis ¥410 EAL [ESMEN —falliing OB “Haw. acceseorics dealers, new produc fred O41 enormous de mand. big aunpany E Cannon Cieveland. water riers, : ai BOOS CO nierc +} -» * Gee SALESME “—B eet me selling new specia’ty men gu teed $50 penees against comiu:ifs.ons ion Nove: ity Ca. Cedar Rapic FALESME N“ Bi se- grace spec: man. exper enced with trade. retail and who: fien: establienedc manufac ow “Ox _Lanc aster. ba Sal. ESNEN ——We want epeciaily saieemmen to eat ioe cream eensalic er Monday between 9 anc ; . Frehc? s! Fra! "\ tate far above the average a ore ret arar #4 Termaert. Surmdtar aac Mary a4 Mo andar __SALESMEN wae eh et inal wegen mee A » ‘ 4 sas 500 MEN AND BOYS W WAN TED—Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? SALESMEN WANTED ue x SME YOU — “hone YOu Ra Tate TD! Fa ake | ern et =. Fiery Ope _SA SALESMEN WANTED °AN’T SELL BUNK and ‘ANT EAT HOT . 270 N00 ~~ s . : Mf E ~* Dist WwW ANTED - * wick Me nee 10 enyertenene eub- —- Ls W adnesdes x 7 " = ; : “ae ' aa une -Oie exper! evidence Overland inc. SALESMEN WANTED aceasta LN, ALESMEN | Here is your opportunity. men old established firm fh opening for aggressive 35 years and Se are sincere honest and wil ee ee pe = BEAUTY PARLOR | / OPERATORS Marcelers, facial operators, pert manent wavers, manicurists, barbers. | No beginners; only those with good experience need apply. Excellent salaries; commissions and permanent positions. Also appointment clerk; one who understa ads the handling of beauty ; , parlor appointment sheet. Apply oo ade Beauty Parlo ir, Third Floor, ‘WURLITZER PIANO 1006 Olive 88. | ME ELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS | BOLY [ROSSER —Ex periences. Oid 3 Louis Laundry. 1090 Victor. _—=-__—sdA FD BObY JRUNER—Expe lenced. eh irt fin- igher anc s.eever. Vest Lad Launar #32» pus ney * eae Preae ere. «tee Cw BEEP ER—Apo: y in person 6655 ht eae a Px per jenced ov dour ie en- ext er, enc J~ = 240 VE R—M Adatei age i keep hooks, State particulars os -Dispetch vears tn ledger ADoivy sitap- Sel] Davis Place, Alta- Pershing Heghts—won- derful opportunity Already more than one bil- lion, three hundred millions of construction announced for St. Louis during next eight our new book on Mac SHINE Of} "ERATO! Broadway vears. See BC YXERS— Hand : sewers, pre $s- ers. trimmers and turers. Good pay; steady w or kK. : FRANK & MEYER NECK sgplb sive tps does Ww vEaE CO.. 1130 Washington. not rd you a reali Oppor- MAKER—Har a ivar cement and is fond mornin Gubin L090 ney making, investi- business. today in : ad), and) “Tsay Sent Fs Visit our i— Wy 6m St. Louis. i/' Citv's pat growth vet If vour preset i i i ta4as4 subdivision the mansion see our erowds that experience in order f rpanufacturing or gore copring with use comptometer yperties , are an executive and sirab! ce in detal > f . age to start feel vou cannot advance farther: if vou are a salesman with a big aequaint- ince, look into this work. We believe you can make the subdivision busi-|“ two years than in most or as. ‘et inesses in four | y vou noes diced go hot nights. Must Save wages Cabany 4215 first- floor we rk ref- 46453 Linde}! Nhe Ise work as ‘ Tuesdays Cabany_ 37 hess a2 fe” HOUCSEGI! L— White NISHE RS—in custom pants Room 618 Benoit Bice wi ead At SOOT TONS ITOR is — Mr vou are look- tiie r-ropos!- 3546 Olive {c83 FORELADY RIENCED oN 1 LADIES -ders from house Soheitors and Organizers ’ ™morey erm nz members rna- FC VRELAI ry — An establis! ; 100 : Ti iles > vears of thoroughly experi 1e Ns ed manufacture aprons oul use age. of Aenea on? 5 Opera ‘ loor experience to handle fac- ‘tate experien: in oe 6 BB WANTED TNER Wied re ? : a4 4 LO hy "i P —jewe ry store 4049 Olive. _ Ms pea > * i ra rea ae ui> e 4 @ & Mice 3 7 afternoon 4: 362 w arne ‘ efal he — ~*~ * ydow: o Zo #”™OopD ©) store Tre te ren requ rec 335. Poe! -Dispateh : jearn 3 raresser VA N. rroecery ster fectionery house ork or e- gcIway ‘wert af sar’ “Tpte Power - Ar : ~~ and erpermence 2. meee» r . . need me sens io marel « Keely Sunday or evrening |. Grand 7Rl— a ~ed = 4 " . mT = OO x — Whi tite woman fey. Westera Lacc- a OPER aTOR—Déwntews show. 1 55J RE , Vewtigate our proposition. very \GLYE GIRLS—Experieneced; tix, Baer & Fuller: /MILIINERY £19 Ww | MILL N TRIMM eh as errr ty att ee i i Re eee Ee hen eg es he nar Swe se =e oa * ie. . —7 a JUNE 16 9 HELP wTD. _WOMEN. GIRLS | HELP WTD | GIRLS—Experienced in icing department. Good pay and/| i. . work. A. J. WALTER Factory 3d and Walnut. _(¢ New Era Shirt Co. Luce ir xperienced on power ws. . io = sion | Syecia! opera. ‘ —_ Vv . tors will find it to thet: soot oo éepending on — Mis increase ; Apply to - steady work. ES sieady — Schieicher Paper Box C.. 1811 Cho teau av. HAIRDRESSER— Mus} manicure. between 11 nd & Sunday. eh 6856 _Enright. TRON ERS—Experienced. Lat a Co.. 100 ». Jefferson, ‘ND IRON ERS—6 firet-class none need apply. Myrtie Hand Launér~ 1S La® ton. HAND SEW ERS—On beaded ornaments for ladies’ shoes; good pay ; steady work. M ANHEIMER _ —Third Floor tik >. work: hi a seu inLe— T } Hendon. 2301 c -IRI-—White housework Call €a many 3499¥._ — general housework: no Enright sv. HOU SEGIRL—For washing. ¢ 5153 ine H¢ USES: RiL—Wh te f ry _general f bab LinGeti $§: 840) genera house work j rand 103 W HOU “SE: SIRL— White @par 4ment: no side work. Cabany 6824/. fOr sBGIRL— Wh. ite. fer c° work. ' ‘“ banr $312, : HC LSE *SEGIRL—Ex: were ne ed apartment - aiecemetn. first floor "ref erences. EGIRL-— “sok. etty experience w aah! ngton SE AE SE H OL SEGIRL—White, for general house- work 3 adults: apartment. Ne SEGI! —," te: reference jsework. no laun ary: LOM iO h — White genera. | housework Deimar 6616J 4639 Mary- HOt: _ of = White small fam —— ER- work i@nt lain cooking ; man. daughter Heider, 7827 7) with ~:> @ don t ijsi & mother ess oe . SiscMaAtD— ea nerienced. (e ence excellent wages. +6 43° oe HOUSEMAID Experienced. whit ‘ tution Call between P and 5, —_ * * te] TOT EMAID—Ex; eT) rienced white we % Ado plain cooking reference Cabdant e _ 391 Hose MAID—W? h family spot te? — Co lora d- ge oo. in yeng Co. State s TRONER— Experienced. Superior Laundry. 17 '$° ? ( g | LADIES—To Ao needle le work in bome: ma- terials furnished. Por partir- wlars enclose Norelty Art Co 4 > * . 4 Phone GE “WERAL ene “se STA DY —Fanc necessary “we APP y Amer, ~ «ft L apiPe—Teo- young: one to trtervie® teachers one te call om crrena! omparern! ty for necessary v4 ble ‘9 0 naltfy wth &- ment end furnish Lond. DEMONSTR. ATOE RM—To ee netra‘e nationally advertised canned state salary permanent pos! tion reference. phone number anc ‘ad 2 Post-Dispatch WANTED BY AS M ANT FACTURER. _leAD LES TRIM- Owty ¥ TP : RSIGNER RELI _ ‘CONFT DES. Drs => Jeont. Ap: J _S807 Clement sv. referen regu.t ~ for days each week , must have refer- Lav NDE HELP — Whi girls, feeders, flat work. ply 2023 Morgan. (e) LEDGER CLERK S—Expert posters on cus mints. prefer those having ir- Tnien House Fur alll half days im small be sroteaione: o¢ sia” Colfax SERMANENT WATER— t need aprly Bex D- ic B® | ™ ARINELL . FACIAL OPERATORS Must have at least 2 years’ experience ; good salaries. Box K-101, Post- Dispatch. | MARKER AMD = RTER—Om Sat — raice La a7@0 Ouve 3 steady work anc Ster man-Foebine Heat €n 1a Washington DESIGNERS —Experenced adwe steady work tf ssviatactors. “siarcna Works 414 XxX. "ich st. na Hat out- | —-. -o- 'MILLINERY OPE Experienced on frames, who ean ¢ ing machine. EP FRAME CO., 10219 -WOmeN GIRLS ’ "=e ‘a™ | OPERATORS —Mnios evecial pants: ais yoker pears Miz. ©o "23h2 PERATORS—Mu et be Reece an Abbot Jacket } OPERAT* pants é&. oot aser Bres.. PERA T JPRS — Experi lensed treases 1323 ‘ IPE RA ATOR aa wash dresses: #1 ss Sao Ad RZ & WILD, ~ Operators on Ladies) Experienced only Work: come —_—s . re “ _Bros. Millinery 0 Me ~. OPER RATORS Experienced on ladies’ he \good pay. KIRSCHMAN MILZz 1413 Weahingies = Opeartors—Single Nes Experienced on shirts, jhouse dresses. to work s ¢ uck coats and : OPERATOR AND pi Meaty work : MILLINERY fo et ‘OPERATORS Singer 2-needle fist hed. eral bonus paid to expe operators. ANGELICAG ET CO., 1421 Olive Sg OPERATORS — WAP dresses. Our highy pleasant environmen prove attractive to exy B. CO & BRO., 923 Washiz ideor.: S OPERATORS—ON DRE WILL GUARANTE & MANENT WORK AND? PAY TO EXPER OPERATORS. CALLE TO WORK. CAR VERMAN GARMENT] 1209 WASHINGTON . FLOOR. ; ~~ DIES — 12; experi-

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SUNDAT ak a , 79g9°° . a JU: NN] '4 : ~* - es nn wae ae ee : ; ® - . . = : or ee ricci cfuner nd Le ' &T. Lovie 197? 4 - d T =e ze : ee aS oa MILLINERY¢ wTD. —women. GIRLS) | 3 pF rampant ——___ a POST DISPATCH ] frames, . RR» i 2 = RAPHER—B nn aM oe |SALESL A S—Ex ners n = aa i | ee ———— = . : ‘ } tr? st-Dien e] id aus | oe =. . ife nery. Urs cet ~Da eHette : ach, NE R TURE tu 5 , A BINE ’ '° enMameled a R. AME C O.. 4 ‘ : g™7 ofa . —~ ed. Reo i : } vA XC. ona —— p de “4: n . ape gasps ) Al ) * t { (9M! AT) : AN Wear | “ at pp : — : ay : ee, Sin, : a: u - , , om + at . tear 4 tote! ‘Dy ba . i I : : rt sitha ~ tt Side ice | “as ‘ nen Ee . I 8 Jewa! lars eid © , : iz rt; ‘ KT WES ‘ahi — ' 7 re: ; ‘ "y Price. an : } Sasa Ns a - Vernon. coun- weareh, - , | , Ss : . : : ; ite ew 16-pie . : ~~ " - - : ry ths : 4 . . ‘ : ’ ’ ' ‘. bs! De lel} 403° - > wt : +5 . a ' “ape Se whe ‘ ~~ ’ , @ _ 7 mt — ; TSIOA . Rox ‘ mam Power: - URSE—} Whi te &lu aon 7 ve . , : , ; =27,) *!\ A) Oo + , | honse-.te.} inte : ' ei] ROLLING [hes Pas . 2 0 in nan , Die . PTD PANNA; is. Apply 823 x" Article: large py . rubber ting ina ee, E Gewhes cash price! Fn Tere Os 2862 rey gig OUth | Cally new olfax 403. \ “- Leonor io) | tints as . v HORS do Udy iM 4 Lo 2h hee tw _—_" SAE SON “ar ant M el ae — ot we 5 F ‘ id F toeeel id ‘ furn ' Se ae : ; barthiacin PAU RE room ( : , = ; . . bd de. me «are ton, : - , : “era : re, Tents f fiat ric. . ' ‘* d ‘eh, : v a! . : , Tw , ay “‘ é' + Dee, bef Orn On Py ; . 4 ‘ f “Gen ly fe. anire the s + fa very | ) anal . Invaly veds r saie | aft a, Cog ike: ue. i Be, aly rN Re . : o z at 4 pric ; — 1oa4 ~. WE We reg ii “Sy oa ( in» npc . -9 braces ‘astic | ss r - - Jefer ' i$. : D. vil ae I : ! : f . ‘eRe tent young woman | een the “SS. SUP DOrters H. E Lende 8&8 | Ft for LAURE ; | : ae cheap " ae . . e+ ‘ . . a , ‘ i a ti $a IY >, ' " AC : es , ag ¢ f 23 and 30 years as stenog mons’ D] y WHEET-xo ov a! » eas his CHAIRG AND REDS... yislkrvy no a j - ‘ r to : Pmane nt . f P : J . ‘ ent elk "“- - room } , ' ‘ I j i ‘ . - ae arri lf oe ~ ‘ : » . oe ; . , “ ° ‘ t ‘ . . 4 } ’ » ¢ inn rif inuUusu;: ppor- a ag . Cho whi : i lel] 2 7 mn. 42 +4¥ 6. ron) “OT! Auction — # et at, Meek, : n. blue ; — a ‘ ; ) j r ine I: ty = st ‘ 4 — . — e ° =e ; j j : . " ar J FP " . . : } Mm. : ‘ ; y , } ‘ uy *? 5 ot ov =s t , — rey . “Fe = ir afte ‘ : . rp 4 it] iHKe ey id- [7 > ry ‘ " _ ‘ mney ” ? ‘ pirvs . o } - ° : . : r 4 ‘ ' : ¢ ? - . Banner : » att App ‘ - eewaiua rn a reiti . . - ‘ - ‘ ft . _ ‘ ~ MB N fit? " ’ "? ‘ “ A) fT] F K NITU RE AT { ST es rob —— ; . H- ENT & BRO. en eee abili i] LA We Hisape Fen irlers: 3 jc, | pat poe ae ee ; va ii AT ION RANT . TP iameled: FURN e. a - — OR E 2 Tr hi : yme! : : } . 1 f . / it ee? nr 0 1P ily ‘ i j ir) ‘ : ‘ PrODOSI tiny ne fringe ‘ q : j e al ‘ LOU se IoOig Foods of any ed mily Ti te mi mt ’ ’ : -OA . bs . . ‘ . . ' , : x . A ak , ; —an ~ ri ——! \_ at aa (C) | ary and commissio, wa Mrvaie LAWN 5 Ra od | LegcriPtion: “must have neo Keiner, t sel leaving city.’ Co) 7W.| FURNitine = hing 0 witean ls peed fs se ITA Oregpi@howany, like uncr:: : ' 7 , " ‘ DF . “Inten: len t's , a we . “ VIX 6 Ou , ' , (cs) ‘ arrh “\ ~ * es : ‘ te ng a) Con r bur i s' _e . . . he t 7 : > : : } a " i> e, ’ i i , . ‘ . . , 4 ’ * . — — . — 4 e . = - ‘ - sf j 4 . + . sad ‘i ix” | - oa rs : . . : : ~*~ L eer ‘ » ‘ : a : : ‘ r . ?, . > ; ; Mi ‘ . Pa \ . ' ~~ new =~ i290 I '~ ts é ) se “YA L TOON REN ' ; bape, , “ Tt '»s ee > va pay ; 5 ] lame J Ae : a ts . ‘ Mao : pe Hrog iwa ic om PE i 2. "] i ton. | s1¢ 's AT SEWER S— . erie: ed oe | SO a ; in good | - ee. \ Feathe to? walnut , cheat, ee e | tf or we 2618 } LANKI. si , | Bae the ia: en nion ‘spec =~ " timbo. a : ’ fed F AMOU S- BARR CO. all 1 : ke ogi , pair ‘al ae POT . age. 5. Cer . 4361 et UErOr ; “itche ny abdinet, tab) chairs | FTbee ij nme wg , = a0 in wicker. | open ; HOR tt het shy ms 3 ; ' Experiences “me se " . ] tke a j LUS ¥ ¥ i ipdili } - ; vo ei ; mi . . e ‘ Ti w ' , re > ‘ iJ} Atch - ; 7 } ; » > . a i] 7 ~—e - ho - ‘ \- - } ~ ‘ ~ , oe i j ce . . ‘ : r . ‘ ; ro - RE No . . ° ‘iI ’ : , Af ; ir? : : r, ’ : a “- acting , Lox K.- , j ePduire tO Pir “ ~*-. ferdinand. Inde ‘ and ; , ' c r tone P . wee ver Y's purs —— ; - . . 4 Ww fie bh NetOn ° ty — . 2 Penro ~ ro ce 4 . c I | 43> ee n ; tis ' ' IT ; a , é : . ' ; ae ' 5 ary 4011 Ne : Wo} . a y. 9 as St : | wtad. 7 slike + 7 | ie > on a rement: includin | 2748 ‘ | Tet t ; “ee : VEN ; nage on: work | hp eek wort Mmm all 2 Hon © th | ing Mach; | “te —_Hefom. 1 5 ee Fi | ANTIQUES — ~ ing table, ~4. ine “Quick Meal" singnt, : | } | es. ) and dress “Tan ROOM CHAT ‘eet ROCKER— : "a0: : “ ae, R HER mi: . . » Bo ee (Oth vy } ; Eimera Oe wMeNair, ete SOB Olive fnifture. 5° Persh |, } 0 ie aS Es a OMplete. wy i’ —- 7 wt a ' rae ‘es ‘¢) ; : tate his . = ys ; : , one Forest . ling “ » ; nv ’ ‘ ' re. - : at ‘ - we Ths : ee : ’ ; = , - O} ? J é fee an rh rn 1 ‘]. Apply Sune . : XN} : "et Fr): 1 out show x A (Cc) | : 7 : ri . I i : —— ‘ ; — aes +} I | . siG if, eo! . ry . ‘ ; Ba. ’ | cory 7 — . . e : aa ca om zo . = . ; PVerr: Ca } vpAre ao . a ; >t . ’ j ‘ Pr) ‘ : j .° " 7 ' : . ; ' ; : , Si se OvVerety rect 1 20 wash , ares Be 6 ; > - , fe IOvumean ‘ss ce “very street 4; a! ‘ PDs ' Tron . ~V- Mr? OM plete, lo a“ ms ( SC HW 4h) ig wien : ot F BITRESS—-~% ar em adie pi . my /ment . Oyen “bs SE bDo8tpaid, 2 *, "’ Ant ¢ . HT ‘ amole , ; ete. “ RNITURE Nien 2 Poon p , ' iy mon wt Is” » Lawrence Bt) Washing rT ESS ix; rie : 5 ape ni > BROS. Ee | * tabi th2 | itique ousehold Goods : aS 208 = te "yg wae BU4A Tex; e: Ir MINER. 10% Vandece: a LIVI SUITE —«werstuffed. ; 1°" - . ° | / , . .*?~ wen . : ‘ ' a — - a Saeework, 1807 5 : * BURNER: : lousehold cannon 1€ maple and mahogany, furniture | D. EDs. es UI > reo! | mdirog ; wa > , ‘ - > Eas UG vr ee : : } ‘i: ? I] ? : : ; OU it : r fs } 2 j } ve ' 2 =F wrary : "ale ea rae ’ } ’ Operators on Ladies” eS fisting 2 So cornices, mirrysetait®. tabies,” old ear oom Ue dining ng, fDPIDR Wwalnug | Fates cheap,“ geg™ Rouge: FURNITURE LiD4t dining Tone aS Dlece twotone, Experienaeg niy need eee! apps . = | oO). tA LORS. Once: 5 wpfinc eee a “atir 2 2p. cal n glass eon emMent eke ae we Gul dimis Poon r VES UR] irs k! wd : \ i dini r Sule: other furni. -~| Work; ‘ T)}e prepay - 4 i + MTR ESS— iy Paes ~ (n5eaQ ; . —- i . f 4 : ' 7 . eselay ; . le j ; “ir t ’ CIiTy ’ ‘ a “ ; rnit ur e; cheap )PERAT S BMestasiren: casas 3 ex| Eid. "Devt. AAT Seog en Gonoh: | PATSeR es Peantts « ss "hha matttorees. dress ‘vatheenaatiadiahien ctl oy Pe tbeanlbeith, | suite you have tn ned on | = rte gy a Dearan 7 a » AA- 2709 rem at. ‘102 . - CR foro} Chen cabinet. ward. ' § , “oom ! of our bargains - ea on yy MeAITRESS—\ : 5 »| cago. m8. Chi- | nf ee h robes. kitchen ea ” dinkna ne tension | DAVENET FEO ak: 12S Fo) eee roe eae | Burttets. gy'50 - Re) ? ‘piece beautiful: : ‘ . “ALLY | ~ Jills} ite “> ¢ , vies averett © , ning - im s a] A 3 Zz C ar : ; . ; NIT} 4 ‘ + RPIVi exe | ls, : e ; MD. Tie; : , an nee x Alli pa sts ieteeeen ge Pe eee (y Ager wae ME ehsatiag tins ab ict Get . _ rience not recesasry : Frank)i: Oneartor S——N} Ompilete *argain: le r sult | rugs, 1 Si0. A DSeCr ruge yo = : furnishe , t pieces cash or time. = de tte at foom furns- Urn! c | rooms. * . F U RN I r r’ re a EN HA iE ’ ra ‘ " ¢ compelled to ‘ 10th and W ns 2 Nara icS8@ P| £ ' - al! oe. P od : , E . - : j : +} , ’ aa “— ; ’ — se ; . - 7 - 14° > N¢ ’ : Aa pans . Ges = ; ‘ , : qual Phere ” : M ech } — D: Ee Re 1 N— Mic » for home 3 age}. we aKa) = COMM ission let lin j i tI YY —Twin Ww ' $. avs city, ny Pugs. cheap . F Z ay wor YY “ar y. PR? , ; - 1 at cu 7 eae 3 i ro. — . ple Ss . on , ber gallon rp biAl ay ri — ora a P ? ' “4 “ss: + fe . a 4 a9 “ie ¥ - Tv . ; ru ‘ 5 je 4 , : ¥ 5 reat) ; Pa "5 4° | riir 7 ‘er - 5 ] ! : ‘nt sat S35 4A ‘ (Woe) li “1 ; : : “Th > a city |. “NGer 2-need]o flat beq li Ee references. aghing: | if yogi *4!ary: no lini Abspcoment | 228 N. 20th Oecd 7 20034 Easton reasonable BED—Mahowany = like ney URNITURE Oe 7 ) "Broad SGE—$5 — delive, 50! l4th s1 fer | 3 : Um . eine! Stes | > Se ne Oo "aa Ben eet, 4 ‘s ba ‘Ur ] NE f ; New ee frand itn Mahe frown, “: Se ee pean mk Le tor. } Cabenne ‘oe - —— oF . ANTS ROOM SUITE ‘-Diece mahoga: eral bonus Dé ald to ex xpe Tienes | mM e | 4 ai ~ d Je I & id . > | aah es MIS. Tnhon. } Ry . ey rr | , } | hi — £3 ) n : I ne sf Ades See Lk Mu i ned «« f } He Tr? 5) : 7 . ’ — | a ‘ nd . ere if a oan Aint: v4 spite combina tier work: Operators. ANGR I, ICA JACK Sater genera! me . - | rite E WMich.ce ~~ Stha: int. yy ad «LT DAVENE ree ss ae bins os ) maving £a: | Basten Seng 3°09 | Sooo a Page - - - ie ecurds. tan” alee Porn isaee 149] Oliv A Sy : in g he 4 Um Pa Dente n M | Edneat ed VW omen VW ar crn ce - } ort Ww ea mas eae , : al j ithe ot + y : by ry c $ re 4. _ o8 , ; 4 iD, Den le; 3 ‘\ eUl “a $2 $ G ‘VOrng.: | UU. ho dea }- : : . — by Li TP fe?) aarp : susan For g: 3000 Po io ile Theater.’ Ray sret! boot! BY RoeGay od Cana .. VENETTE SUITE—3_ pis mahogany | FURNITURE a, NY ; id: | new. 4652 pone enamel pene ~ be ving. ade ng oe ’ ‘4 - ; ; , Rad , , ————— . ‘401@ and amp fe] ; m2 } Pars wetor ry n “w on lane > |OPERATO PONG, ee Me reevires ent: 1 ster 25xy.| Inn id k. m ) 5 a | ! work R On wa to mae ko pady. | oa" Compton n @00d hasty Women sont phi econd-han : i "aera 394 Jon ‘08 r? Wil |/DAVENETTE apT— on ‘hare 00. es see ee laa ‘e-» Corner | # S A 2 ; ite arTrié . is f . ri . . ~ . . : : io és » ~~ : , af a» ’ : ; Z. , 5° ++ '? ste oon ve Parriah Layf mL He} ’ he le & rand ~1-arn- So “eae 101 013 iv rest 9: }? SIN cif) Diese y ren MUSt gel! A : +. wee aa, ¢ ger ane nn we . et leita as : TReati a . — . 1 Hoodia Ison SS d Le abine ae NOS A PTE S— Mea y! if! ‘mabaguar } adie’ fancy clothes, SVASSERa ll Sunieeemoney| MM Wienee St? Seed. Mt tec, AL ctr? 7 ! Pemen Oates m: lresse& chet 2004 = Nebrasic, oy das ~emes : . oJ ; _{e e al ( 4940") “ I re vee 5 a } Broads ay. . a Ty oe Ty ore. . “TN 7%, I ‘ bul fe h ‘ Vie wWih\ : i ! . ; ' repaired. handies put on -Expe enced on jediea’ . S AGENT». ta Sata , i ed as ~ Punney Dr ally ¢ private resi clos RNiTUBE aiten; I “7 x : i. on Of 88Ve@ your wid per. , South Side Dye Works’ th at: can mane crete! licine SEF ae POPP EI ny GNK2 -ERMO . ~Aluminu: al. ‘he 1) Weat 4 ) ~ sgNG SET—Pertect conditions che omplete W barca: n suid today. ) me ° : tn 7 SN Reewa lute Burn.” & Meret Pe must be experienc , 5 ; “~ ; = & - . ’ ~ aA } ’ ‘ on ‘ NANDOAH (Z,AS S Tey ES ; i. Mea " : ; - ¥ ‘ 7 electric mM Diete® TY; _—s , . r le, + aay ae « rifing ich) buffs : ~ . : . wenh 8 The — —— iG] Jthe ~ 3 , . ] ain ‘ ‘ a . . "eels SA ‘ i. ‘ . . ; ' rei : ‘ *? -_ Ze H = ’ - ir -"» 2 / | = . rs : ? Tyr T° rry : , . ha - , sy } neton erty , _ : . en ‘ = 1 . , Name! - good wo! ; uth to Hates ! ’ ’ in , IV Pann)! 711, Alle . Ly . harter Oak aTray “name! ae BLESWoMEN WANTED ating. $12: perfect conditen Ter gael Wi overstocked? use? sates at mal iner Furniture Co. "1209 58.| -22_‘lealer ¥-+16 pleesa’ Aumoriec; ; an | ede. Delmar 2 , . Chas . we Scale Co., | Broadway : 27) | wate a eee [0 Gecramenta. | miei —F , GAS STOVE—4-buarnt ’ ner '4346en “X® ©”. 3007 Mapes > | mm 4 . : : . ~) "7 ( St}, & houtean. ~ TK. ‘ Room ya . ~ pes . } ; : ; . ‘ ~ 4 ~ = ; Tl , ™ _os . - r ; r= ° " . } y ’ i: ry . JUKE! “ . " ‘ ‘My, = i\dsor in | z a . . . . a _~ ; : " ’ j 4 ~ rigs? - : ~ j ae . : a ares 4 or. | , » ’ 9 _~tii Fran ; : ‘ , 3 ’ will eacrifies 6001 } _ : -“~ mem « : 00M a be —— ng oi, no a s : indel} ’ arter Oak Quick” Mea: gaa SEAMS" ee Lat 0.. 36i -kain Ae Sopht Bose te ge “or ag 1¢ 443°0 (cO2; GAS STOVE i@ht! ' , ' & Kiase cupboard rR Es sh “X Te YT : , athe = —— — — —- [1 papers + ves ee om - > ba = ; . : ,* Ya.nut , aa .— te. bur rn roeiler i oven a eee , ood « ONdition 23i4 Ane — owe hi J. Arth ‘ & eogies iereen « pat pecans ; a ety? cetend MM . Same ~ | FURNITURE—Tabies chairs and dishes. ; : ersen Nh ’ ~ = - 7 : 2 - . sta ‘ 7 ‘ 4D.4 h ; ‘ ’ . . 5 ’ . la . ‘ : : — : br . (tony ‘ tn = nd : Pu : Sram enennent—— ee : ; a levy. > “ —— — a ne — . : — . - uu oo i ROO \f ) ‘ a 4 s for reas Jrant ane S.oves an , ‘ ; - rn , 7 } Sultable for Testaurahe SEA METRESS —— SX POerienced ‘ = igo : ee ———__ = : > pee ~ a u hy ut , wes sweny « tk ‘ws om nee. kitoh purfrit Food conditt on 10514 sf ” . ‘ very ; oactusko fe” App 1Yv ‘* > ’ : "he : ¢ . n. . . - ‘ . . wal Pr sa.@e or ° t) . a ‘ *‘\s >I ri , stipe 2 F 4 ? re ’ r , ; rt ‘2 - : P is tr "4 : : - > ~— = —_ 3 b iWeer } an ) : : Pree 9 Sees : r - « . ral) ind we will Bante | 3 : -o—— Rie autiful ne FSi M } | : POM an a 8855 ne eran 7 wy ate ‘ stde icer, 310. ee : , :, un i encnh walnut s. rN t0O0)} ITE S nia. \ r- (TR: rURE—Br . , rif- } Jk, | st. fe} , TT 2HA Ss Louts legs Apron and Towe! Supy ty ty A. Wei! c.. "e. | Aas ase ‘ ; aw « ~ iz) “ _— 7 - - ee = aes ™ _ ’ s ae “ . ‘ . : es le: en. ee) eS whOT é Bete oe . Other furn 1 a 2 walnut nie] Staine . fonier. feath 1 | rug. £as range T I RE SS SERS se : eee tO} wire ; a , Furniture Exchacge. Lita | ster’ maxcnal mn Be Hiighamgmion bie’ we | PAN—Tecinch nee ee Oratain EE Pass ‘BEDROOM SUITES gi to Bho its intel ar Lace | PINE Taraare opis at eiatiasy sin MeATER ood condition, iby tem | ae aod TR | =~ eon . 7 io... ‘ oe . ' = > Fg sori | tion (; ca I . “RIGER hem Condi tion . = i i —— . . ™ oe _z vit a, or _B ARG AINS A jet } | , a \ , i , ; ferr fax 3570 "3473 Artie (700d Position open for ex- _ iE — J i deena oe om Ol I 2. e1¢ } Tie, > —T : — e . we | OW rr ' a c ' Sedrocm “we beautiful . . DIN]? rn ‘ SvUiTke— EB . ' . . (a Dp : - ; i . tail , . : é et . . . : —— 7 : ; eo . % ~ : : j ) A “+ rATS me ~ Ss . *Y 4 * £4 Nit ; i. } ireseer }} letio h i; le mm . Seat irs { ee. al pit j , . — : . = is ’ ie “ry ] *% by > inte i j ‘ ; : j } ‘TORS ’ The ial gees line iaXta : ed — d Mag ratory a Serene 3 wen Gale Zag reain. 5741 Noon ir. | posite n Marke: ‘~ . " avnity, J; hifforobe, | id b epuiture Exchange, 19th an an sale tae eek ee | ter | HEATER — _—: in, (7S Brie: $3 ep y~' aT _ . Teas y wo - vear rounce rh} ’ > a ; . a) ; ap fe : Pr nae nin a" : . ‘ : ’ : | a4 -. % ; Bt - ) ; . . . " >» , ii : ’ Ten aes aes Won én : ’ ’ . : ‘ gta rage 4140 W ee: ; . An . | ) ; . % _ Pits LAT Bounds beree! sin — ———e ‘ : . : : “* ' ’ ulte .E aed ir) Filke experie nee : Con 6. ‘ yf. — 4 y Vo awed : “ RE : Oo *y 4 ] ’ . “ " 4 4 — “ na f : @« - r ' ‘ i ; ow nae mmer eney dail hv S ANS! AN; : | “TRC 'UPPLY ‘a > Of boeke: My S15 deere SU ITES ty. 5SLG iemanths old; 9100. le; leaving * hy yy A, : ame aey 5741 North Mar- j j > } res F 7 if of Sy Pid) | yeng and i tii ; sd j . . ; . . . i zao*%9 \ A .° " ‘ ‘ . ‘* */ Tie ° ~“) Laundry ‘te “n , , ane . : . ‘ / ‘ | RF ANS! ! - - , . TH ; : Tay . — ee , : - . } Laust! al lakes and ‘ . 7 7 ind ~ . 7 > ee : ' _ ff, re cae Af e srt yr a gi . , ‘ ; Z on ~, . . Cs ' ; D4! t reee m is . if ' - " _ . : . oi : tj _e ; . v new. all Sites wares $10 3 ' mre . att YER 13-inch. 'f-sh : ~~ price $3 Arsenal ; 2 lai thie , .. 3927 u a ae a, — , ; ' uf : Hardware Co =? rioor y , F . 77 o ‘ ; ' f wo! ‘ , , td imu f ; J re : — — , " , “ 2 ae ae . = - : = : La . , ; - - A a a soon . . ~~ Al HE . EK Xperienced - — sa JT] ; t ; ——— - 7 = E ; sa si : Uf . oon i? } J * | —T'a le anda 4 ns Detiturt. on work oO} : ee Pe 4 ‘ : © 5 ; P - sie "4 , : . . . ] ; ' i $4 Value ‘ . : a Rr mad TRY ; en Er Vv fi IN Ny P ie. . ; ; PP ' aa : Poy : : = ; rs ; ‘ . One ‘ \ rr tT? ft ’ . : gas range ’ = a 4 sa > : i¢ : t ° 3 ° - . “urniture ("oO 206 Franke . JLRS. ¥ — sig . "mas gar — “ae “a = —— UFFET 2 } Li 7, ] Ne. ; / rearome —o- . F ae Shae ~ - ‘as ails in, ns saneeiiend phar —— vs ve " a A Ken Ri ER uetior ‘sits NE . sete ft #190 X . er 6 6T IG be a b! e to take ad ifia wit} ; " ' - ts 7 P ym —. " 9 _ es : a7} la 1 ° TE ELANEOUS WANT Ts : . ’ d ‘) ’ M j Th- J ‘ ‘ ’ . rear ; . —_ . ‘ , 7 F. : = = . - : " Re ck tae ‘ ’ ; ite: ? 1) 1 1 7 4 rors “ath — ; : 7 : .> ~ : = bank r » Ral I} ME \ d Use. i } Fly : “a 7 Ee , I : ‘ . ; 7 ! - , - - . ‘ Me the ek ; § 3 g - i f 15 ‘ itom . “ ; §. , ii : ‘ . et ’ : “ . - , : . > a . x , : " 3 fe). eer . 2 teries {ail jJoo2 NX Pn id Ande re x che ‘ice. 3: ; ' , . vis es , rapidly ‘ey RaLANi pe ; lars re coh mt. S.. 871 tu LINAC Wed ‘on 2”. Phone De}. } T-—T a , | Me eat 142 | , an in 89D By “ ' a) ‘ “ao Leonard ; . re: - - iee ee ERB ge . : am hene of d' 5 ) aoe : : > ; 1° ‘ . ; ~ ©8Peritly es el ' ' cond nm. ¥ i’reeeer Furni: “ure ry wante A i} “ry - é ° PT] Vv 5 : = oS Mare wien | SUPE Ot i | sgn pe tne on BS pea hea ae Rs REFRIGERATORS State age & of former employefe hee &XPPrTIience required | ry ; ; Vine, ™ nn Mar ro ; ) . rs ‘ . ‘ vere } as ‘ n hn ‘ ar ’ ; i . ‘ ‘ s ya ‘ ; r new refrigerater now whe [ Dea les , t——M uet Tale dictatior atid Ashier — . ae an 4 ef filcents. = i] ; “429 Bow, st. ‘aron —i : : a one w aad Pom DMstratch —~ i} we ¢ os “ OO1e four , . , , ite: . n rae “> * « , GRAPHER —One high-class well 4 pm ly } | ae a mie one " — v9 Saas ¥elve to ome . tin. a ff i #908 es aes = fry , | : | : ' ' . oat S rena set nd omer | : m . : : } 2 “FB, : wv Sac . Fy , b> | BS BOX Bey Sika " alr : . hes —. 7 * 2m ples left a fro . n by postition : lm : ‘Aa , ‘ ne. : : ' y ; , . ~ S i blown =. ; ; * Ps r 860 or Delmar SA] i... ; Hf ' nake F fees wothed, . & i « Tae . | ape orm.- AR HEATER uud ; e for sh. Levy at Dargain ! cane = . ‘ — 4 . ’ - » tom « . Q ‘ ! . ’ _ ™ ’ eT coe : - re Al (&} : ~ ; ~ { . ; Tat ; i . . . * & j ’ : ‘ . - . - . , ne ‘el weer and ; fi . . ey " . ’ ‘sH . £2 * . Miata j : ‘ r *% " i; . ry. ZZ 4 : , 46 bet " - . = - ‘ ; ° » , 4 -_ riy ’ ‘ . ; rad .? ' - , ’ roe ’ “ A large sean establishment x ————— ial > etal , yes ee” = iu ed J ol, cash | CHILD’: aD. Sidne, doral : urch ans pera! : ‘+ ~ rman. 32 floor Circe @ ae eo oa ®t tite 4: afl new Seiden cai y' . + paren 4 .e7 : . . ' : ; : Aa ’ we a bi " , : . ‘ ; il —_ 2 37 eanc ion “nH tor ~y | fuires tne wrveces of . Ta ; 4 - : : ran a3 : _ DS. 1 B08 Cc he . CH 2 ni eTif 1509 M ia or eteientieintnatitiieeii. erase n mt and good paving post in aa meual berentne et: rm ePET— ' =O -O34 Jules et ‘ - . - =P enmanee : new: tare aot erg —e: iime RI'GS-—Carpets Globe Carcet Rep. » £iVing Past experience ‘a t i * “ ; pie LK W i a. } & kk +2 as ; F — ¥ DIN te] : ti : ) a — ane tl side ico ce : a ‘ tone ‘ening Co .4 Oe a ‘2s Mare ermneste - : e : FOP a eee this mar 1089 ) . ye -thir AT: Gel ren eft ‘ > che lark. ¥ RUG —A sminetar = iist?: thess tie: ed ee ci ” * - » c , B Hirsch L ESC HIN. 407 OT od A he” oll "4 itl +. ecte : 7) PP Pl ; i? ontente flata, 70 " MM las IN ie] ; : % ATT EN CAINE Toe WT bi te porcelain Wa'sh th 4 . : - . a — = - ‘ ‘* } 1) «he i ry . _~ a ) ‘is . . ns 4 " “ ; : . * we. . ec" — mun FP pies 4) : Fri ‘jis hea ug ! TW tites ‘elvets large ‘ a _ , & rs s ‘ 4 ae 7 " aa? ‘c+. 4 ree _ “A at , — , 7 ” . - ’ ; : i ' f aii Cass 'gaine. #s ae . a tet *iftra i ~ es a? ae . sth ure | Cheuy- 7 , Views “urniture Ls » J =. is URI And iS Tyr ' [> ‘J Gail itigtet aie ly 5127 oleae. *

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SARE ine ent} | PEDDLERS ae For Sale ; its I O MI oO B I IL C ‘Js une — ‘igen 1 ij bs "T : : ao. an wee al ar o@""LAT Oa « ry _ ae eae ; —_ ~——ae — lear . aod te ror Sm re ws “seers 31434 ty ‘tripe ’ Ni . te SLRELEPERS — We «an ~ a+; &reen finieh “he new: | rine " e1OS Wes | *ULLEYs—steg} i. fron ind 00d - atic trerrtintieae hi . ; ,' a Tig = | ' Dee 9 * > . . . eer: See Si 2Zes QP y tT) j ' : - i ‘cs ass Wo d er NE ; AF mmm FO} i &, (Tiate- rit SOs) +} “a > we lagi 0 . ve eel | ] in 3.37 Si7 See hofoyr, ririr = 4 3 4 es iy — 4 ~) a whe 4 ij J MNenne ; —_ : & if ~~ iY) : s + n Ww Ene } ee 505 4 Ss 4th Ss! 99) in Food . ait 7 ix r ] a late r muet he I T [CK & 19: ~¢ cor ay Master: “wr ais fs Coupes For le 7 _- Bh me ’ t ; in r-wa 1. ; ‘ “4 nw Ary ‘ ; ~li«a .-* 4+h j OG — : " ea . fj 4 Nt) \ > C Q c. 4 sit] 52, “| + Hay Cash ~ tt) ” $1375 open Ny in: lay 47 Oy] f ™ a , « —— latan ? cftnal earIT es PB, ees : ra. | SAPES—Hall's and Diebold ou Rene 4 Sore ontractors’ Serv} ice Pumps =——s e) | Bip K—] 994° —- travois. (4 D—1922 coupe; pe t: ITI Ty. f ibvny . et) ue y ty id ‘rf ; ‘ - ~ oe | S i4 : ad ie and i: 2 tie - a . y “aii ily Sah . ' ri ~ Ni Ni F ; i Cal] us for informat; on O 1. LRATI } ia VV te = -An? imnine fy e ty ne e . ~4+ Mas er G ‘ oOupDe - 4. Pass 4 $265 open see 2 Ol q = lat . - ‘ ‘st bt > ‘ a © | ‘ry. , on 4 ‘ ii. -Xper Sé rv} "ge Cerjure ’ " i . ee : hp 4 on af r ‘ *! aie 7” a i : Ding ’ Lj nfs - feA PES~—Herring wenn ; black O24 as Reited: beautify - - | e306 °° m |MONEY 4, 3 : — Tee ocust € RY b oe nage bie Ene Cabines [ak oS vee - ‘ oe KH Maryir fee yarns a 1234 Ma: ester | te Ride 1A HINE RY Co. 318 NcOo) | m nth a gh oan Diles: Dy week | Bi ICK-—] 923 model coupe: also one 192 ] 2aO coupe late 492 4, £004 “s new 77 "wed . C il} } ‘ e ” * ‘ f h x? i As wh SP pe] ; a | ‘ . -_ — - . ic } ¥ "lii0@ ‘ \S ait “are {)i* e [om Tr vero ; > 4 ra) ' 2 “i ai F J k eFis Sec enf oe rion sry =} j : . . s in iive, ‘ j iOocde|: both Cars re Painted . ten 9 o- . eA 5 “srand x : . P / t % . + $n “Ss Ovened Pepa ire i 4 “oats a . Dd ‘ Py roy SS to B I = iDer bid On your Car bhefora you Ures and a>: mec hanically Fuarantee “ FSR Mul rik de me home, $50. Grand ‘ : ‘ a i. e. ; a ’ .& NOoMAting.s. honee,! , . Val 2 Or» Pauad Varta} }*) ~ s@)) ate net ly aa). yo Ta arene +; ij - ‘ d RD—O ‘ iS R Gs— ‘200d reason Adie hicages ; ; ona the « a " n't oan ‘ She ie. Piha ste air $450) - —wee L: ry at } AU oH E L EC CTRIC ® Q. as: Ol Lx AS. _ Open CVenings. (ok; VEST § IDE B ICK AT ro CoO. CHE Vv ROT, ET 4091R. fullins’ Car. 4031 Le a lade ‘e) By j “@aning ¢ S89 ee ee ote oo us. ames t Ma tne | ] . rR ve , ane -[s.° & Sta: ETET LAN T) PONY ie . Xr, 2: » OOO CASH ¢5 Duy any mak . ener Kings high av and McP hergon ae % FORT ‘Dupe, with staries $12 — 300i cae “g - Set ; iu i’ ‘) ; pad . ‘ j — ‘ “ . 2 rh} at — > braayeé 4) 5 ga, i) a Py ] ws nera’ ~ on ireh 27 > i . P : ‘ila al le imar 30; LE od we oth ‘ 2 : * 4! . 7 ING Cx SEE Ls ' rirst ¢ MMi fas Denial ; : Arb te dh Zentie an ; ; Secs, mi tor re mA LOT @#efs- ae ~ : 2c Us (By ’ : Diete! ¥ re rile ‘id CONdities . fe; ; . M "} : : aes ‘ .: ws « r n r we: an > ? . —_ sa Ff ; ’ “> fAe . . «3 {i tle . . te yd : ny’ ft 7. . 4; Ss: - 2 ee : ol ’ ING M. 4 HI VE Vis 7. 7 A af tai * “ aT ORNs i new Noyes ~ ©PAFE AND I [IX TI RE CO — we IQ! i ere Pie MSnoeies . . ae ment We rane aad “a a Ciect LOA NS be At TO Ow NERS. i BU Ic Kk q* NORTH 2 325. a oC oupe. shape - .e . i 4 ry bol K , aig as ‘ ane hata. 4 . ° - 4 Ww ana | Reed ? I Wt, ; » es Ss 4 l a Nea ~s> & : ent In ft re Cont oe \ IDE ta ee mans suas | f, 5 a4: oe agin Oe SO ee tape i Sears atin i (Sth fo: ull bank me 1 hota part mechan Ie | Taye Vl meen Oe t244 May Cheer, 4 oo S i VUrt t Oltve 7 O04 99 ry ; : coer “H0 1 at feR, 199°? mo ] Co! "4 EY 5 good tires, Sivoo we Delmar wy j 4 et Bie ai} > aX re | } “nn an 4 BAta Work: Cr rac a a Lie : Ry, TRe — we : ne Poaeoe? "] a8i 4 Wer ; . ; mh. a+? " equ! DD yey fy?) Vv oo , / Sit — — a : ; #3 . ARD—§ i Ouse . heavy line : nhtractor ¢ , : PUGGT RS. tae eta pee er INNES Or . : ‘ N Vid Wil trad oninr —~ leas a Kal. at ' rs coke a : a | | i on re? 909 x oy tte 5 eitios we SUSAL for ¢ : WeeR t-Dpiere hed, hauling 1/0 N 10th. © _ “419: Ta At alls - East @-; “PPS 1515 Mmpers ; ‘ OLS ‘oor * S8duare shears Box T-34s }> =i spat T r work, | $250 do vi a ance terms ~ 5808 Patecs ASS to oe ter ms. Gib. i Pa. E : “@i.€Taon f rs 4 —— be brie ce i ; ¥ - ‘ ‘(Ou is F 28, b re surrs te eieene . ls A zs — f mis.) B} SIDEBOARD — lh ey ry Sera rie eee e French wa : (cB8x) | WAGON €. CUal. stake -., cara ‘k Br wn Mae oC "235-9 ' oe | a A Grand 4 big “ Pa ee | ( hey FO e eo ree egndition a f : oat SHAG sf Ks , y 4 x 4 ng f* Sg hid \ mire ru 7. ~~ ai Other kinde f i Dae ; ‘ ; © i PR ie Ni HING - y a IN. ‘ AU T i : | ee ta SIMMONS Weep ad a , : S14 —. JaetPaus ee “-'t¥VePY Warfons 18° PAN ~ ACHT NE. Avetin ’ IT 0 -™ Q° ; reasonable. 8220 North M s* Tian - mA : 3 lay 8 ig a $25 Pe reny at IBIINn: good ~ 19°. a . asona a arket rf ' £: : gon gall fs} bis rr ls . : ris Lira ye a 1s e TABLE SUPPLIES a ( Oo: her’ My: cont f. ’ 1g part Ciuiars call ¢ , ef £100 to S150. os . 49 ns BU Ic K ( or PR | model” on { NevVrolee Ri oupe. 1923 $2 3 $733 ison - Bhetae & OG Dea 6 Dreak{oe « Ke . hing ; PLA gtiss i> or Olg } Pth ‘ don'e nt 7. Ti ‘ Y, ras . el b ; i Cars 2 ¥: trade 3843 j .: : S pe : “ Tifice 489 i De ley - ‘a j , 7 ~~ A bers : ‘ >) tong ee? sa} ah i tes i! vA NA i Woapw, 1KK]» of \" 4 Hy ris ea ae v 4 HY > M Mi aT COR ss \; ‘Das rr) ye frn. . ike s * an qd terms at Opport Mn ty to Be hs - ” ciassy ‘ Easton. | 4 fa | SWEEPER. _ 7 ; “flat? hetias io bis, 5a cel post eued®t&e_ wholesome exes CHINERY | 847s, copying ja;) 4 NERY Band | Largeat OR ee « aes N Grand “WES T SIDE nick ATTTO priced very | ann values. ag FoRD—! sine ~ og upe: perfect condi. ii a v Sues er oe j vata on sige mores ; . vis +} ” ; sfoiers St [ 1} j mee, * slit SL 11K /OlINtere Terauw ! - —— = is Oo O.. > ’ terme: tion, eal } torenn > 80 Db a : tan 19 fT ‘ “es . Vivir ;* . = ‘ Tlie Sit ‘ j ¢ _ 4s at A091) ] | CUsePr. Sanders Gord) a ie ‘ ai wy Ki nes shig rh ve 2A: 2 5 } ' { ~ eae tat a F Da ; re ALA > ee, family ert - Oe =—6psurfacere o | 3 te “Way and McPh ‘ A OTR | @oRppD— f , 5 SWEEPEN Mnever «, ae sts vholesa top Rasm tons ee 2X ae Wanted rte ah es _.cordwood — « Ws: Cheansnt DO Y ou XN ED MON E Y? tuna y a pes Cc RD Loupe iy 1922: —" buy. Sido, easy | ve i of 3 : A ft . fs j i. we r “ a j \ ‘ PADS ATN and I ‘ ‘ ti tii Piign 444 LOUIS tr "pega na a Wraapaeter 1) we ray! - aw ok. ] s Prt h “me - : > sass ? 4 #4 ' rifice oO4 , \ 7 an 1¢ > ; ; art S shea “ iti f le 4 ' chi ~ “We ‘ iy With not - a , pe F | si he | | eee ene ~ WUT ; 1A ; : — & i a? ~ 4 ae c ‘ - t> ; 6 P i ‘ a> oo? "hee = “Bali + « FR err M ay { o> Here ; . i wu, Pig ri . ‘ . in ve 2 cour ~ fr 924. ; : a = a6, ma | , yi ABLE —A | “wi ie 7 . tee i ; - bf "Y\¢ , , . 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Newstead: Grand aie ; i Hi 5 ae ee Let 1 x. | MOTORS ana ‘a mpre a onerg olnters, saw tables i? Ttinet® band 120 bi. Ta ONE Y. Refinisheg }\p NEWREIT T, 3422 1, FORD—Coupe: late >, , “= # AAEM, CLEA NERS— Eur nd pP ime 1b ; ood in our machine at V/ CXChan se, ' i), 3 Sought and] onere moiders etc. Send f,. . 3€Ts. ter SIM) ¢. > "pot cash ae en ne today: terms | «VF, , Oten Li ne Reng, Otel: good condi. q 4 : mier Dut ' =" "es or ome f . . e Toe, ' j } rr} Orinig vo!) f } «} A revs In TYFE RITERS AND ADDING ' * 7 209 1 = Na — “ Ee Octrir Sery a | live ist giv ine , dosnt ‘an ew Chem, rip Siow : , “$3 * 0. oe lg ° : MON. ARC) 2137 locess | Beet + “ee, a > - ‘ o ) Tw ‘ or mt i) oor j newt Ne i . ' 1. ravot é sl for teen, Used oniv few 1 mes ek ones f Sega viwation Wanteg “ine reiding « 5127] 2 iO? «048 $00 Ford roads tis ooR AY ew; can't tel) it w FORD—1923 coupe: Guco finish: “gdqx : ey ie for less than fiaif rr . Ca : : 4 sia j if? ’ ite ’ DU wf af Vi ILI, Nay 1 tes ih? LC" TOp "+4 Qs cy q AVE M ‘) O00 F, ref = chee - i afl ; he Drice ig eu vpen Sunday i770) GPravols “05 i + I Pag . UNE ee es : : : what we nave ' , rite, y ae “CrwWO j N ‘ LVYhe eae - : Te Sze | ii Ke ra a4 : r 4 i Siw ; ne 5 ; ”» . ane * VACCUM Cr) ANERS- a | NOML 3O8S and say what ti, ee Box T-345 Post-Dic a ~~ 9X T-90, Post.-Disrarrn’ and} ON YOUR KF ONE} te S500 1S: ms BU ICK 6 Col PE S41 $375. Terme Noney = ae anaes Nori. 2290; like new ‘i r- dele. - Vi aa : a , r @Aariy , a , : “ ty de - » es ae 8! vy : > , . ‘ — - ‘ ‘ evi] P } “\s " | ’ a ‘ | if ~ ’ ; . , rs P| }- r : rt? ar ’ : ‘ 1 , > * ag Ma lunery (; ? “mene - * F "OSAT, ReaFOPR Vor: > ) m . * 4b tiga IT’ that PF fh x lee , aa inditicn nce ’ ® G and | io ane ) won it a 3 mv rec yn | Ail a S amie te very reasonah) abe GL — - ——- ORD—Coupe, 19 “ beautif ‘or Don ; = Swe ore ind vou’! owe . . ‘y oo : = ] oy ; For Sale AAS ‘ (3) iP MEAN pe i i%es r Cc 4) i ‘ie ae HE RE ‘ Venine , Pat aw os ie Re owne - a ~ — = P j FP eee 371: ‘ A re: tu int! ul Cal $225. no , od ory ‘ F . sactT} ee su «4 ail “afiver?¢y, ‘ys ID TAS rs . \ f — . — rtis: compiler, d To" — ‘ ; os Maas: Ge foe lay Morning at an ; : | a ra oa a Oe xhibit ; , Mei ale a “ri iy ge burroughs eee: | = : Lyin SIONS * ' Money Or , , 4 X> it, we'll) both foga leaner > ve “AD TL. LACH Model 57 yr * Passenger coupe. Chevrole FUKD—liy #. exce ptional y fi “a : ae : Phon, rand 40) o>) a eee m connect ‘O! with News ome Sty I rr a eee PAIN ¢ (IM> nREAG , : - aE ri. ?}, oe 4. Se 4 i) te King a a m . Tigine] Datne West . j , vu S, . ij he cond! t! on, — Ti ; j : ePas Pil i Ke Nar = ; "“L£IUUP Hs va Ctllator } ‘ fh, Pr. It ‘ MUplete ‘ : “3 ‘°NnGhas J byi} ’ ne ers Pe, —~*= 8DOUT ws I\A . oo ~ fy ghe- Uce shock : r. cord my dng extran tty tr a wv ARDt RORF. Sinet. a . : " The Year), ME ro iT : } ’ - c lif ary B nsinge lOO? 7 pd ne “CDoOWwer Mart car Ary ; 4¢ with ~ 72 | PuUmMne ‘ ke « , gps we Mach Nery Mo+ 5- [Vi ON SE ID] SM be r!; ext @ellent purchase for One : ab i a Late ] —— ry \ —— oodiand pi : ae cheap 314° > ie, sil “IU ect t dea er i — ae . 4 4 LP a? xX In AWDUING, M At HIN -— > : we ee f ' iii L. ot ua" if) : ° J »4 J er iNlar ale ans " at S MUileys sh ifting 7 ny lY ng P= high-grade coupe $359- Want | 4500 Trrtles i Ri]! ~4. au. 9.2738 maby) : xo od cond: fee a Ww ARD} BE TR we Whiel fie furniture terms $10) monrt hesne tier, Siu AIK COMpDReE ; ‘CV l numer” OW belting and other items -~ Bull ne Woods. 3933 O} s? e940 terms ‘Nal fintsh: 3 tion: S340: barga| n Benton S27W ir Bondar oa — Lady's. cic hike 7. tte is” in. Machines ywro"th: cheaper ‘thay *{!U; | ATR PRESSOR— Curtis: cane re be aya mention. “Ange Ree items teo | 4p,BUllt cabrio: mnie ieee — 7 “ 5 S340; bare . 4 a ] Sir any tr mh. ge « Si f*a] | herea ‘4 ? » ‘; ‘) owe q} j Win ! i\e rhe ws . ‘ Tie —e y od an film iV n re hie es Om Pig . , \ Suny v ! 4 - ; I ‘ itay pe -. . - pa - — 7 & a = a $495: FORI eune 192 real — encrifies k 78 4d ; - ‘5 | ‘SOMA 2] \ +t} « «i Ker ef “4 I C ( uv ] Ma A ws ‘s 5 ed a) i pu Che ” 61 ] a ix pew tips Pr) Dra F ; aoe ie :: . v AS} | \s ; taf) ~- 3 (eh)! aeRO “Pe mw, si S ; al “ as Tats f , ; : ptiale " ‘ eS ah GTi T] ze u ren t- wr s ’ M A‘ iz iN FE J “ike Ss. Zs } wee ‘ » @ S28 es ~{ ) FR ae ¢* ret > a) ~ me tes 17 ; baa WASHING MAC HINE 5 “© MOhair Jiyino uEnS « :* + LUXE rT Jo20 EB aator ho “3S now: ¢ Pen toda) — —e Bom ” ov . .> . Tox 7 - : = j IRN i BB spe o N20 + as ae aes mee | Far ~ ASH ¢, N ' ‘Gay = _—— j — Sol aa f FORD— 1923 Coupe: lot s of extras. *acri emount let. 7 : ite. we 9X8. com-| ——Sne Chestnut sts | _— ee St. Bomont 3806 207 = . | eae! Day . fice; $260; terme. 2940 _Locuat stat — — “ ros mM _ lita Prre.is 6 “ts oh ‘ irriage ar. ar , eee Utrits DATLR a Teas NA — Ty ‘ . . - AALS , “ ° | 1— 1999 ‘ ol ea - Pr) my i Der: Alay : : ‘ i | . te i ‘ ee cost sl 7 tek €xi) rl ‘ . & wea] eso ad —-4 irr} )] t} ~ ie . var : - = i ~ 7 a ae j rt ee: Be ‘ . . ~ risa ' . ; - ida . er . ; WASHER. = : ‘ £iie. f AX ti4 eri va r) if. one , ¢} - : one 3 * 440T)+ £8} r) 7242) Soe ; yrt RE ‘S —Sroua i Jat} ea ari) pres | 4j7r, SiG: VG ind by di > a? = c } ‘ PP } Ty e 59 ( li] 0 umbia Coupe: “acrifice S195. "Re 19 re i: 7 _ , ' ‘s » ee Pand jew h2 j > ° i sa -——_ . “470i (1 ei * : ay . 2 al a , ee - ‘hoy an i ~~ : - » “ spe ia} r j 4 7 . *. tub £3 CARY tore, ~« r ee , . " , Ni “ 8 | 54 eng t ii ane ‘ | \‘ ra ee cy) ts AT’TER VY ' aoe ‘1 M irKet i sacunte wacere Of] and Dr Teae by ; i(( S } ait, ‘ ac l lae 4 pass. coupe: Fok Db LOUpe : ~3 Thode a Od Order ai wn 3023 N. Grand” eee Elesr, complete kitgho, cee EHS” oa Sold. rath AND LYPEWKIN1.§ Estas, a e. OIL, ERS -; Complete with eo. | tn ‘gsi Models aiid Patents perfect, 4. | Coaches " r: , make somebody extras. 1835 Menard 4 set. = — “ oe eétCnen Whie} ir. - , ~— rac eT ns, f - c 7 ’ Plectri- Cc, ceasr..@ sy } rinse Marlies ites ion i 4.f] nis R)}, te Ol fee, a miter ¢ o.. FES Equitahbia © | 40 Se] oy wht Aa ts ; ‘ 3842 Faston J 64: tern trade j } 2 ane ais NEV 3422 : nya East nm av. j coger: 9485 S. Grana Pan By “ITO Moreelain 1;,,.2 ESN feo Oppee ower. In stock.” aie 2 9. BU °LEAM GARMEN?) pws (899) | ies (7) mileage: fing condi- 1 Po FORD—C ia | test 6°23: 8175 4623 | WASHING MACHINE Universal. wir ee ic.) “mea BILLING MACHINI 2; ae “| Copper ang’ oi”, fron vvr es Autfrichtig | °ay., St. Louis Mo, *ESS—sso0 Maston | miley ee? Master G coach. run 3000 { fon: plush uphole: ered: My ————_lindell 8133 St.Louis an ret a) ~~ e a eat he uF ¥ *4e. iad or ‘] } ] be tal On »¢ ,r + - } eegc> ifeTONn: DO rfa, ; ? 4 v, — va ; £207) ile t YOO S j = . ; eOUia, ova (2 Miles fry Vv PQufinn ? as at a M » / ‘ ' ur- : Ki Hi Dy. ; . AP Onediticas ; ches 4804 A "HON ens Naition Vargain Cal! re Ma oe S > st Maki §] 17-5718 TANKS i fe ‘ rn si +7 (Up Pec] - terms, ] block ‘ kote fi mick A ae 'E t ee oupes, li late: iike ne chea i Cunpine p] 1} > t " mat bh. Alea - ‘ MULTIGRAPH— pire: : 4 ee if $074 ( My KR \f ERS “a ic 99 | to 90) Or V0 4 and Stee! . larre Stor "k - 50 mame fa 6G .* ural Bridge 456] Te xin rt yy ))} *-445 i@q : tires alm ost new. )) RTHW IN terms: trada i 20006 S| Jefferson’ (CSTs, i te ‘SHE KRS— ; pa tri, $27) L, os ; ; , 3 : . it 4) P between ] pas * * ess A ar n (‘2 ] Or ylas PP ben Sass : : i | t’ lie “yr 1} Mi i or ‘ “9 ta 1, apa . ty: Stan lard & 208 rot fey eee Da h 19D3 — e 7 ao = “ y ‘ i@yV ™!] iet Coupe ForD—é OUpe, 2923. lots of extra , ; ng “re nz , sts Ben, aa ‘ s\ ‘ schaig Ss. ar ad : A take , } f , oe ae k hy 2 Oe! - ‘+ 3 4 eS. Size SS i? sfo L- e see2220P7) “Quln! ane i . on ~ mr tg a? . . oon 4140 Aid every OF 5 Ty on 7” P “@autifr ‘ 4 a s : er, barg: 1s. $185 SG i : il y PORTAI LES. $2 «, ¢:% Ps l ae er & Cy 3665 Ma te 2 K. : 418 S@curity Bide TF ee Mach; ("o moot “tme $1250 terine trade. 3x44 AT ILLAC AT OMOBILE CO pau here, Brewster sa trade: terine. 8615 Ly neh. rT. : ” ies (9 yrings, ma tresses. Po hers I! 1) Pudare ae ~. OTOnas Rern _OF¢ ne $9.2 —n: | « B.A MACHIIN : “», mapa Par . re hae — uU D ent «(yy ? AOU BR: jean Us Slampi ~My 134 9-47 ry x ‘Ad f WASHING MACHINES ‘a ) ) ‘ Sage a ae yang aint e borlables. 118 gl ma ica. ; * hone” 64. Tang 49° i 0a 4... £ :, “99. : : . / Aas ‘, 2 loor Beary es cw. GT] . es meets. ‘ ren _ . . : fal ‘;] 4 rare : om . - - - ‘ oo ) . ' = " : OPEW ST’ and used ‘ I T . he . “ . tandard 4 Jui bank ff, ‘4 j al BA ¥ OBO Mie t i i ; Ll IN , AND Lin rIN«; OUTFY . *s this aT 4) ? CR... —- =e ; f = TOSS terms libeom sdan Cri- SCHNURE ; . - ' Thor mS 5 a a6 , A Ie Alrne> ul pry ae v , ] ‘atk to « no are . 4 Month 3 mo G1.) Pe il é ~ oy ; . ~ A : (o9 ; Dieta ew al? was ao tps ; j (on doean’s ‘ DF It thie CH " NDI SR . ;. + ov here - 4 4 -BI FORD—c Ouvbe starter and de mountabiest => 2 eam . i} ater - y : ude: rAtee 8} ¥ 4 oe Win kos ‘ hox T. ' , ‘ Standar JOS! Make yo; ‘ . oe Das ‘ ‘ or $6923 a —— Sertner Ele crs $ re wae We SiCrifina it r on? ~ _ “Olyna iy pew ‘er 2 Are . ; TTX MR S- Mars} Capr, Nn miy. ! x F109 } 9 ~ DP ery ew a Ma ke ay Se re sOUu Bit ij) £00d runnfs — Senge coupe, $120 Dodge coupe 1929 $12 4 229Ww Natura! Bridcee fe7) i a > rand at leac re : AilLafl'é lt ics sus ™ Nth st Oliva’ ee = ; er x in} tock f ' try oa te iat ] TOO! Drie Cy ere : oa 1 ‘axe not . ] tniss ‘2 aia d dg . ‘ meet iT 4 Order: leaving city ne Food Shane ot ° FORD ) ioe a ag € ) WASHING MACHINE—F,. "an wholesale pp; NDERWOOD 7; .— | ir mountin”® = delivery. | Sper: fal mace oO MACHINE WORKS yeutiful, folke:’ Gomiss my _ gu ii | — t+ 35404 Olive at ___ | DODGE ppt tighe, 192: trade. "344% $45 down: alpo i Si — Eaey elect rices ty — Mode ee Dries nt, ounting Get our | . lacdinery. ' You'll 1 ” ta. eeous e — ; u ne acu ivy Rood r ’ , - . s = re) ~ { , 4 I ° ‘ } 4 I "Y y* ’ les exper IY Pn ty . ie i | rr» siNe@as a — : . “4 t¢ ) i ; onal ‘Pr a5 rs 4 P rhs P - Di (‘a Sti rei . > j it 2a: m ‘ Sor 7 inn Ivo he ane Stay ‘ © aan . a; Work ie] & . ro N ‘ Fiectr; Shop a. on Powe June . 9 'Pportuy {v for TYPEW praw:; et, $126 Vire:,, , 3620 Laclede dite. Mac H! Ni ming. reasonable rates, IDEA] YAHL Ew 1025 ° ee \ CHNU RE-BU I¢ K OL IVE 4) cheap; terms, tra FORD—i92 4 Coupe, excellent condition ton R02R i “AT To oe é veuy iii yy pe ar ot} d ; 4 a i | BR. ‘ Orona re ; C( re yh > —— ~ 99 : OOL (‘4 mo S | Sn 4 4 4 > «rv. (3 4nd, GARRISON | S345 $90 dow n. ._ 4464 bee tc WASHIN | ane SR OOA Gree : poor ) rent and’ 4.6 MENT—New ie ‘99 = . T00d: vrica pepe: 2° tites ang ne nt: LODGE Bey ne FORD—Coups > 7 {07} ‘ bi] Rs K Par . . 4 — ~ ‘ ’ ‘ . 1 Ss i ‘ re) = i “6 - > : . P00d lors . “ee ae a é "me Py r vu > . ‘ e month p, MACHI NES—Reniad ¢o~~ "ee = S ORVO lends MYPEWRITER ar F. Smith ety ue. The Ge | =_——— __- Ty: cient "31 tion. Nat's “St rein cou Ne a $37.50 down. : model. $145: only se nt f I “ner E}. me > a A 7) hale ¢} — Condit “ LO”\- tee ACP Wood J st Clase 2on ii ii {a 549 leas } y = ee ( p4 Ayo‘ = . Tees paeice ti k ‘S@ee sce ~ - 1? Sunda . “PP a & 0 & cP’ . ‘ EN a f own. _ 4. a Washington ({ PF { paey fF ‘\r> - ayy Vere ey? of oe we : ' ees STZ : ' - ~ : cae ene | wi ifax re , ; Ar , > eines VN Oijic COs? " cy ,. et » Ho dt { Lae ry, ] ; 9 ry 7 ss j Vfy Pp Ie | ? ) . — . : ae I SB. | abany 1905 90-day 4 r ay dard brand-new T ODG on $165 s $210 ferme. 105 ‘ocust. cory WASHING Mar 7 vo — irs , YOU In ag Chap 1: ‘ uw. & j hoy 4 M SSE X—« oa ‘ada — J | “. ua rant ee. 12 moaned WO Dassen er aT : f > q&° A HINE | ed | i‘ [ rie? i . ‘flad ‘ower ~ * } . Ww Eee | T°" Br A i sj ’ y Orr or ~ > ae » hay > = PAS a 4 n «i . ’ ne Ca le rs Pris i ak A FORD— 1, Oupe, +S We l, Sl 4¢ ). Bos down lof, BUD Premier Cleaner «;, eo , Te (LOW htowr As] ““WRITER } nine? : Vr 5. 7 : . é Cown I543 East . i——1] 994 Ftoy¢ ke 6-48 ¢ ‘ LOO extras 31 Fa to : Elect ri, 379% bed | Wolke: COMe nis n paees as Kt Or No. 10 = Pony liehi. eae} 9 Master a, _ ston (Fs pede Humph; r q, ; 150% : : 2 1 ‘a 4 Ja () . , . ee iit] j ‘OK. ry j Ey r reer. > = @ : Ke San 4 " le | gq: etal . ’ fiat ; , 4) tern ! eX ifv4 Mech | like aaa _ — Ga ru TH fee Subieacesr .« | low Milea ee: 7 . | Sade [}—4 * “upes D Ate mde! . TOL I> 17 P ANT = 4 i’ MIs, S 4 ry ry ; ; j i} Ly \y ; . I it . I ee . f Tua) Poa — és F far - ’ é' Prmegi ~ _——— si ‘ 2€¢ap ecriy PNA ation 2 ; . Ol 7 . & . 3° . . . ‘ ' ‘ « rh ; » ‘ heap ; Cait WYDows fHREE work FIX oT) 4 : ] } a. m to - th Pe at Lied nder w, eis thorn , bias ohice F lp bath ss 4 r h Hi 4 or Hire j 5 SBa . _~996 S leffers = hiatus... ~ A Fp ang fest ‘ Ive. ’ ; } ace ferine 3347 Ss. Jefferaon ' ; LiLl& ’ c : i’. ry . / v Hig ’ P > . 9 P| . mela lie i * ¥ ST] j ’ T ’ r> » { a ; r ‘ . P —— . =s op" rit Be : . ‘vy. ¥ . ma ULR 5§ 1X : mm. Lai yy: Ry terms f “ik UU es 4:8) fru hairs GO rs On LSP © 9 oars on tai 1é I. e4 k AR FOR HIRE Br. os ; , } “ns . wy fi IY $ four-cy — BuUtif) “PIMne Saving 5 Ta “an ©x- RODGE—} 993 FORD ~ i — ne ‘ es holok¢ j IX it \ \ ss | ite] ji driver r (al) ( ly “O¢: 73 Uriny - - ‘ ~ . as ‘iy ERS AI, 340] Lae a? . drive it; at) dow rn. _Mi Orris, "alo Olive | t us = . “~~ > . ‘ rf f of {) y : hy ey ms of a Kind ' le Q * "Sac! th» .» . c ’ { BO] 1) Pi ee 3, _ “= . ‘ al = Fae IG a Oat t) \ oar ro r OT ignh t« ¥ : _ 7 ‘ AUPN > a “ i WICKE Cio, ae pieces saw 3 Wy Ss oe — ‘ i ‘ Str, ‘ 9135 \ Nth a nas Ri} KOPN sa))) a} es ‘ i es ‘ riers fana guarantess | ; oer ae Y eS : ioutine Carefis) inv : Jit j in - as D PS ims ‘© line = ; Late Mode] ack ord to rT OST. « a f 19 4 . " , i-~-—-—. er > : . _ 32 De} ma “lVUulpned- watt weeks cape termes, 3116 ‘ | "Ory > “a av. Firs -« #05 N 7th Brosade.; sts) LEX iA 1626 s | SPPCATA nce Grand -~-~49 a fect: 1 soap Teenanically pee. | - ——— —— = a sell at 20 FORD ' . ‘*s V AT j ¢ iif I ~ ? Seri; ] y TY PEW (rOu a7 § CWay Ni’ -~s ]¢ ‘, On FOR HIR F = -s sai “a j 4” Pp . tj . Paint Sa ‘rif gee 4] lo iY ‘Mer Motor Cc ad crf - +? / ’ at ite . * ‘ 4 tls Old Pus Miture "RITE " _ UBton, Vos Inc,, 7 ‘ent . ~ ? owner 14 A Hehert ny ‘] 1174, be fore 0°30 } DODGER 7 s | ‘ ‘i os ’ . ° . for ( a tI’ ‘iClor ~ 4¢ 8 aah ae c7 j ~.. Wit To ers : me , : : iis : Pp = at i = ° = ESSE X ( ‘() AC I] jer a Late EGROT } YPE VARI Py 25 i Sh ag 7 ; my for ie) . . i ij As sey very he a4 * L.A NM Pp RIPE rp ATT = > laran! , Royal, SP> , ‘rentals Pemingsto HE ape p . 1OL4 N. pos) NMMediate da}ir ASLERS lige Stree: New Furn. be a ¢ ©) to $50 en excellent . Ondition rear 485] De | TYPE Exchange for | - 7 | Call ‘Sundwt morning Ponty. FORD— Coupe 1924 Mode}: food condi. i H} anteed: tara! Toey erivate party: bs, 6 | } . i ° i ery — ch ets f@rins s h Ts Ce Rr ‘Ter . 2 i rj aS a] Kin DG E Bus) iness all prices. Ford agency 4033 prodeln: J ’ re 8! ‘ k of ine ; i 7 acy a ur Phe > : 4,4. )! x ; C i: TYPE W RITERS 4 - } i ; , j P 2 ie rilns t’ i 11) - 4 } p25 f ; At ar 1s | ZO a " z oS ede oe « dhe Niture "A > v apr Slightly eed enn “Ricge i Taney must - — » . - 4 ? I i is 4} rn ahin, Page elk | ij r ry ‘i COR " ale r S « ae | ‘i: for | j rv™. bail Sot a rie ae ©s JN. Sth 1 ‘BON WORK» Mi Wr © make a eneciet ‘etacin eS Sly ld n-K | Ca bar ; ‘Ou MES Nn De Okr (cl) | , Rugs as Pp } “OC Ker i.ibrary Ta} - ITTACe rent @o- 5 is. bh 3867. : Se Olive pre — pte LAC HINERY Mills ee 1} a 4itV of Storing - : “de "> 4“USON- hiswey Dealea rx ( [ (ff DODGE—_f, FORD ~ ‘ } . : eo , b> " . })? a us “~ 1924 ©o The ! r 2°ore Drease-. * "3 s.de “ards Refrive, ‘ . SH} YCGn. ne . £004 (> Lp MOS I’ complete *; - : ( 99) ry . te id - “iW « } jee ble Were | ING , ne : 8 4 100 for ifae it OTP, 4 « j ) 1% 4 extr a : )) Re sence aq n i ' 423 my dea} rls reBte che: 1163 harKa! n: te rs hit] : ete Red aie airs Ex°ens wn tbles or. ? “th, ri “Aggy 5 oF : rooms rente le gy td j nee a‘) makes - repairs Poser ae 4 . a. é C.: new URed Pie TX, ~ Gy JA rLOR Ss] RR AGE & VO" "Non: 2S7TS Gibs ‘ aii ex Ciler ij} ait &eneraliy ) j *hroughous ba . ‘ Kingshighway ' ’ Great reduction ‘ — PBites goig a; | —P!.: Bon mt Weews fat. 3133 Clifton | 9th gt. ~ sMPewriter Co 375 Ni eaea x ST. Louis Brown Mache Delmar and Eines 99) | HUDSON yas. * Ye )) Feconditioned, |} Frade or ¢. Foi [Din Sameal oa : (82 | gi : COMP, ET re | rep. . (cOg co - —- Oth g VOMnt te entes — SOUd; = perfa.s; >)) 1}! Gravo ie “Bee, °2 nd "24: $1u5 1 TR ME Ftpwre | *“RNISHED rr... ete, (eo) ~~- | MACHINERY ; = tier ER q's barguin: onjy ( CADILLA( (( —~ peer of Ty 4. wae % ‘fs ALKER ARMORE on, AR fn peer RS ‘ne aed rr iT ~Contente "7 , | ers, perew )vathes. drill presses. grid | ours and aninting SAUPNER 3472 oust flty $550 . ~ SP mOBtL. E CO. yf | DODG E pee down; terme: kUaranteed. 4334 Pi a 408 OLIVE er . Sa oes . oe ° reng a * Oot TYPrwp TE rar on, i lee mImilliy > Machinea iA it pso-. Cc, Si ~ A NS } , ™! te (| mech F {c?> i Orrneite one A f : ne n ptm ea ‘} Der . CO! Nition low ir Loc T ST AT ry EOKARD ew! ~ anically rp FORD “‘NubDe late sPort mode! with lor j ry i. het ‘ 14 i PA} oA ’ Cas) or ayr lonte- SolA went A / bil mA fey 4 f Othies niae) I me j il i 1, ] Phir. nn 286! Sa c ae reas a ¢ , "' ake aij for GCOMOnet rn ¢ , ai // Teleph, ne HR _ Fie ename!] . y of extras berfect ‘ j ” en i ” i od Ge FLA T—5 ; qo. mat es “nheerfulls give 3 purpniped Pre ST. LOUIS BEL Pine ‘e Aud | 2 ATTER} en (oti? “suS-Buick, 2837 N. Grand, Opes, of@™™s OP} SUNDS st 3080. ep sh; new seat Covers: ¢ lanphy st. , onelton -- Central 1215" ne at. used 1,,,¢UTPMEN1 Both |: Tring Tie Wie, 2406 wf onthe te bean’ t ‘nK covers, 4 SSS S$ | 1-199 7-H ' 69 me; trade | é i xD Pe PHED viyesyy TR nS. bat) PAR ME: NT; . Stadilsned 18sQ. ic6u PUNCH pregesed Jathes, miilicre drilla ana | have ! se Phone morn: sell cheas “HEVROLET—Go,, 1993 ° | ae Fhe 3570 Kasten ti A? , 4) 2 Pp ; ~ tyeti ry) ‘ ‘ ’ i j bp it’s ale S| ete fan A, vi Pyeiglae' s aaiif] | { ORy» . . : ™ a ~ ; > '" Ry) ; ~2, Px ve p “i> Food 7. ’ rand. j , . y te TH) SELT. ie 5 t ING Ce ns Nad : s : it r a ay Nsheg. ¢ rn | | Working tu rds et 3 n a toon a és Fo hes P tion Chatter. ——e Ha 198 a ) pies 7 + Si erate 300) Sunday SNH] 4 De T aor = ‘Nation | ri Oke - tome , > oe Starter 40nd every d GING ONE 7: PRICES aver | Fi ISH ES) yp L ~ : "Monn, St. Louis, at 1.2). tole: “‘jagenns | overhatiled ete ly installed. gy A condition: new '" very best | CHEVROLE? Qoune 5 eee: thority: -« o Me On car or body: open | SUA LLY ASKED. I / \ PR TH cy ee , ; ~“ : . 4 tb TENT \ Om] y ft | HOR Ma iy INAT 1) Wi A ivy ERY 4: Cm i SS °" i } 4 hear axle a5 4030. 7 5 ma oe oe a 4° DAI? e? peg BS t¢ Pr) s 35 re :" Rasa rea |} bu $300 toad Mis biel: iv hake Morri: MTG) Cdlin ¢ ’ “ ; > 4 > ~ s ris — © « 860 y ee 8 : . .¥ j , an fa ; 7 tre T es Oe “— pe . fie ‘i Dink eo T ‘ ’ ' - : eA STO " . ~ } ; 4% - TICLE OR THE AME 4} _ . ay Ut YS qr NIN ERSAL, : FORD "i es ae - a ie0 one fi 70 EVERY ARTIC LE ar .R . noe MOjyal vy a aa tO54 N w £ l t ? 1533] os: N Ry in ny od i A uto Re pairing and R ] 193 fy idso i rey ms oODer Ss Ine . Vv 70} Gree S295, ‘ JT ry Night , ‘Vis Motor. Ane I beng ore mi O% Locust . : RET) MAP) yO “ey -, e ATT) FS... Wy, YY am ee . Cy . Lede ro ’ ~ys 88 fine sae Nas "hy , . : "SAVOIS. ic) JOT Len et enin es arn) | ndave BEDRADS TLY AS “ge Ad ) RT Ia] ry ‘ Fad A. ‘ Troome he WANTR antec : , mee, eee POD: , Terete mo; ©vViinders 7, ditioned , a in evel ceri ffered fo Ra le ree ¥ ROL] 1923 AL Pt. $°95 far [se - BROTHERS RERC ua FOR D— (9 ad fed) "4 Ml ST’ ITE On t b ‘ i : : « i] Vala? ‘Re nial “ CNCa py : gui, k . eh + ¢ Wie S278 4 e il a in 487 rq s} lApe. ("all } ' 6on 102 ‘i t Bhs he 4 } P One oo ‘| * ] Qe } ed j Yass : - «tl ‘ (pry Dieta). " 7 oe ot . . . ii ~ ** 12 months ee d no S. 1943 Cher kk ex x , nO dea ful maroon atically ‘totaed PORT te wit tr 4 §hrourhoys t¢ ‘ ents: p ;, wed must ty niwhe was. cg of "One 1H Granada %a% MULTI Py) pe RA : - Pantead | UNIVERPs ‘ CHE , own | "quero TEE mmm YD Dee brand- Rr i, TAT Bulte ae TCA ey Walle iS) bi, i } t. er ‘ + ; rn oso e) 4ij 1.) RIN, " ./ } mRNA] i400] ; Hi MY PROT ey Oos ‘Trades D id -nhew ba lioar t et is Re ) Colfay IMMECIa te tian a ere NE I ‘a0. terms ; , Dinix a $846 50 Nfax 4176 Dossen. | For Sale | “OTOR—Generato: tt | coe } | “12 Washing nm 98) | tm ~ben nights and Sur, lay ean. Grand g7ayy BY oR ¢ A Dar. | a MOTOR Co, ferson Cheap: terms; trade ~900 8 Jef. | ‘ G-ROOM SUITRs , : battery 5130 els, Narger R | ; ‘tL DSON—Moss beaunir CHEV ROLET—_c.— — ; ee om chi Na « 5 . wha argva }, iffiar 3 14 b4s IRS “Sry: ae ; - Vor , : . et , imnar ’ s vrrygy , mo) . COMpleat,. : . sul. a?’ a? I9°4 ' any e ae | : ~ ~OUl ff 19 3 rene) } ‘ j tite 3041-4) ° * f f+] = ‘o ibe ia : » 7 i d chairs and hose ona vt 7S ir) table. five ~nwwing MACHINES ton ay and Root ij weet EAD ; Fas vf 1g ; ] ; eo, ee, ingle-| pm 60-cr 7 oe SOM BIT. KE RE P ATRING thing - » epee, equipped with 6 ~ f sie — 7s 2875 (iibann “hdes he wea DODGE frase mite sell tan 4645 INetuen i Nair n Ld Litaee ry . 902 ‘ : 7h vit id 2s@: Meimary b} : ae . = 7 “O45 ye STOVE - S1740 Se — ee TD Coach Qs , Mridg : ae es : a ‘gga (te) Chairs », Anne or > aston HO "'e Ito est re ' , ay We . gg P23: cost Si200_ | , BU ST] ; _- 4 - . _ if) RT - $ ‘ 1. * . \ ‘/) ci e ’ , j ‘ \ %% . . - . a ees. : = . . 28 ~ , ¢' Ang Rn : Dart | a leathe . Y take Your ann a pes ~4 a SEWING Was INE oA) MARE Crood trav. lar gent ; bars Lin. BD on che 4 (4 ie 106 like new ee “NDE RS, rANKS re fe IY o le Mrs eo, oa thon PAT ET a 43 Fase Nn rs ir 19” , chee éri > a hited COuUDe: barmein terma. Hil ; ent Bulte as ot! «? cs 2 \ mY * | ‘ n Lens 7 “ » o> an r_* > lé % Ind. USilig¢ r “an y > plow " } " j ; ia Ks “ A’ Lak, - OUDe ate » re . . : . ven; ’ té har - no NINE. TI ‘hosp ITE i 2957" new $109 % pines mms =| Sear i = =e mm ba7u 6747 Wie. MOL Re is } . { Mark t ale a ve mt Whew tn Ete fiat ve \Waw We HT len: ONnditio: mt mat “Tage mode exce!. ae aay Ww whecle. low tie é . 16: s Kir mshigh w; “7. Lae — ‘ $9> 71) POW . rata X ‘ WAGONS. -4 ta, i ”) mliiy j ind 35 hp an Phase f ra _ © MaKe a 4pecina'ts oe . CHEVR Fi dau . Yoming — Wil, Li [AMS ¢ cf $97, ER Mac B-ton acon! 00d: 2 toy : P ring moto ith Se 7 repalring ali ps, . alts NX (() 99 ne Y ROLET-—Goupe Tass 7 | 1A] FORD uD ; | CONGOL E t" Ml Rr’ Ge B facty: I) om ; HIN I tric for Yio nn, Ra _ ge if 31h / Ie ISfor . " ' er 4 me i) eT A ah d an tS be Start s “ort or der sie 1 +5 oe tors CU ; i ma, AC Lf, 1924 . finites A rea b v OAs: uke : - re Oh SE Ww 1925 4 DODGE ¢ 8.) 5 . a ~ ae pd looks and rune a xl Demuti ti) pattern Pee ne Ga Gold Seal 9 | is ylang, Purposes: | IN by socke, (2hu- | VIRT 1\GON—@ aD. 4018 py MOTOD = C. “#51 Market (c9D) Phone R Mont %4u. ” oe MAUTZ, t or y ET Pn 44 lor “ust pier, — “58 Lo new Cf those » sPecia!} coupes; ‘ t rs aor bers la only $110 7823 La | lar} y for ® eelect from: gej) |? auton bile 3,2 Singer wmoocket light: | Dy MP WaGo a ——-CaSant st 16” Bone 10-h.-p, 500-vo mot | a0 Ove ina) | On Suni. MOTOR 809 V. Grand. | CHEVY pares ——__{CS") lautom nr? ballesn Dera “eo ORT Pee fer) : riper ry CR $18 Sir es { r? ibl¢ D ris hing ‘ oes ling ‘ lavtes 1 ‘ NS— 4 j] Kings: le Ww. $35 } be ry re s i} ‘ ; fas" st, « ai ON ws Sy 7 ‘ 2 , athe | ET ™ Coupe. Inte her ;a lie Mar Windsh M — 1 ,f ry 192° . 4-; ass Cou fir “s J a? pat ap $12 «- | ‘NRer drop heads all ret OF lot of '. _ Linde}] a a ' W i ‘OR I) 'e3 ] . 5 | Wiwcp : . ic]? : ll’ =. Car Kuaran . Te. mis (jr (CD: Ax} ' White ma le. . en hack All clear 4029 Bagton » = SEN GSER —— (OWS. harness ete Qs, Motor; qual Dhass fo Tl wwe Se | Ey “ace Lexin, Zton to “pa a... 2 HEVROLEP —( "Our Qo rT ; f , =Teat redy, ti tee: will Porn iw aPE TAL bonis " | Romteth, rattas D Sats SEWING ACHINE— | ARN} SS——Used. sin louble- eliter: complete with : oniles a -~ a ra et ee Tie eee Iste ae 541 Sunday and eve ings OOGRE CONE ghass. terme: oe "ay 2508 “a 7a a way; oe from a 65° f model: ant ruaren: | wee: 3” Cheap Cal 4 T—FleCt rie Or SA ddlee Pie) ©104> - COllars ‘OE; must « ori ok: AJ. 5S and eit- | -—-- 280] ION ARe fferson ay ms: rade 23 s 7 ed 2. . + ay, ‘ abany 455 A ot. ; 2 F rankli, | acrifics 4435 Easton ) OR BF . B se cA Ocnst ; ——-— n> fom’ $90 to $116. 333 w n wre w ‘TSrw, : : a 12465 Shay rc |) HARNESS me MOL Opes - ~. R EX ‘HANGE—@G; 7h ==, HEVROLE*..->~— toys - 3% ashi: g- ANCE ne MAK Di # IBPR Al, Al al A AW. by! ry a 4 MA¢ HINEW Singer irate a ons gu ae hor Ses Mare Ss. m lles. wa r) o : willed. Sea le Or rented a: Siz ' for s Sina il ¢ O8ed , aT adil La » @ , > andaulet H U Ds IN ( " ) ACI 7 [ m f, ¢ LET : " a pe Al CO ne Ii tion che 1 e)\e . ; — ‘ (c7) . Exe 2 OLD FURN TT? "RE IN i. Ts: perce 4929 4 dob. | HAR\ Sa “ee Riven. 1931 Morgan” alinn® used; wiring repairing and i TO EXCHANGER 10a fax 6027 Wh Lata Texas, °F ‘Ouring car Cai) at 3708 oe | r FORD A Supe B23 also 1922 - Both are cla ~ ‘ wy “ast vs I QC : , ” b St; 1; le ; . ’ i Pe ; Aad. 4 i sa. ——n €b wm c (“a ¢ ’ »? Ta . oe "T : - : AN iE FOR NEW. SE Ww ING MAC HIN ' [on Wasen ae “INgle and double - horac , 11ing, Acme E ectric Co. 29) Marker for FR rdor an a * 3 } ord] “SUbdDe hody! ha be 4 Pe ntead BS iPfte Over CHEtp — fe) SIP ft See tt. 6 6pm lues- rina EST OPEN EV ERy EVE 10 davenp rt $7 head } SAaCTI fice. HA} , OUT (; *ariield tack Saeeiy (680) TO EXCHANGE 4 “7 Sah 3115 Nebraska $695 rag hare OT rr. . . ne AS new Car 1) AO } fe 1 )29 gee CO ube ] « ign ra ' . i? y* fe In AUTO ca" “ Kingshighwar ENING kw - 02 Wina ARNESS Top . . si rn - a =1923 fe HI DpSON te co. eit. & Tir: “VHA lone hargain _ —, P Rhersen oO Sunda VCs, | Skew ING Mac ; . ‘Ndsor 4) | ry ‘EONS BEL and sing] ‘Or 4-door y Ord coupe bod) : SUN-ESSEX « O 49 ale phar } h } " oe rms Ht] r- | ve een Sunda) 4 ‘ 4 «* Poy . . Y re, : . t* ) ga ry, . = . ed } , ad 4 ~ — ‘ aT -~ 7rs " oie ° ; ~ 4 ; . Me _ —— . 80-60-90 Days CONSIDE REr fice 1> 50 LINE. Wileox Gibbe each ae Th: ish ‘UR Ie, Chee | i whe RENT MOTORS Sidney OB47. in body 3115 Nebraska | iT rest : (sTand C i he + 1163 K ineshichway cK? | . —_—— FORD ‘ oube overhauled: shock ab. 50, ade. * af > ; | ee = . I V ROLET—Coun. =! | rlers. new tir he ? ASH. SEWING MAC — Son : “SOG Texas : RNE SS Pair Stout bay hor . eo. in he h Dur hase pri vii eres: a. ¢. or 4. . Vv ILL trad rn tu . u u U USON } A\ i THI Dod re (} - a , late model. TT ee ~ ne . r — "as oY os tirep duce none nt $2 23; . 2 A HIN}. ae large h ~ +> : Ol sas SA i.e Ty) Diets, fr ta} e. € aiiy 191s Pui k - ¥ f-A\ 7 6°, ran . Ford: > Ss i ee ee ——— ! | 3 [ > : Fk OREST 38: 58 first Claes os ast = } ice droj phe ad i. 2008 ya a 8e, 5: peddle; outfit : ean,’ | is] Re i: as pt On a ‘tion N AT L E . ee “quipped for anythis - of | 8385e6w im ‘ ~ value. Caban, near 7, Xcellent con litfon thro: _— lefferson = Gina 82° OF terme 1650 s “Ant. se 29 | j Spey oe Chen, S54] Park * 16 nte hi. — oo Now - sai iH } {cO@) _ a ‘Cc )} ~¢ Cerne iras- lots nn? extr eh 0 0 . ‘ ; ta (oy Tr) “Unda, ' T FOr? {"oune 1° fully ond ul ped °Xx “EWING MAG HINE.. wp 3 : OG §=6used: Fe ornbe ek & H beautiful 4 Dima y ~ fiulpment; | CHE VRoOL F y ae ee 7 i} aa: "—, ya ‘ Fine 68 Sin pw.» ‘ es Kool as Diete ie ne ASona hb} ardie PC . ie _ ro? hee : = : : , —“t_ OU Des Qe: ; : : "Ss. ge) rubDer : le body ¥ i New Home. €> Hi Sinker Koy | oROR “S8ortmen Kral} Weekly r 0. Ww p lh il th tt. INE Nive drop. -head Si; - | ORSES— GC. Cheap j iaieee . NLon FORC = ar i 4arkKet at Olfve R996 (c99) } — , i] 484° 4 Rast. gp ASilie i 1) ' > ho uat HE VR YT SS mes . (e538) | S ‘hat _ -( One new tires and good patnt: | shir: Riverine: $15. P, 505 Devas Seal Wagons, 2309 Jy 2U™P Wagons ‘ E PUMP-—anq Post drill; cheap, 300g | AUTO Wtd.—Exep ange un] ~ IN udsor One i ully equipped: practt oe asenmer 1094: | ODreciated, anries: must be ~ Gh be | E verside 502 > von ! HORepE Ute (O83 Clark “es CNeap, 3006 stocks and een Unlisted 7 per cent “ OUI Gd alC in ’ Sunday men Dratticaily new: 12% nleg sea: with : , A is feud 07 Sagal fan ' ‘ : - . ~ a Onds, y = tae nday MOPn ine - _¢ , ' ! . eV INC M ve pe : foe? j tS! 4 . ” " wy? wi rs . ‘ . i ITeRSs > sr , - r 3 y . € 8 fir t Ty ’ ry ‘ () Jer , . 9m . . rray : R nt . - 7 Fr fi NITY "| 41R “ve ote it hing. on time. Box HORS}e Sorre| peda t ic us + eles © Meter: very hea} 4 gh: j 751) Ba ee yr Cahs fy 39°90" Payne; , is oO Ww © Wheele Rant sain 2 (*RT} VROLET Pre 190 ‘cH ‘ . : : pe ~s mode] new paint ; QO. ' SEWING Mf CHINE f buy. Ra rR) IRth a OUttir-: A real RERTT, Sy ' : i! lais Wid Kor wreckij 4 : ( -_- "tive one, ” ‘ y, a aa »aEe Upe eevee F F ten f¢ > om SEW a [819 Gever rh ag "|: Cheap | sise- .... na ir ea mand T7 3 : qs anp age ! $2188 } : | ee ry 6. an Buy $332 30 torn MINES. Maer, $1 , HORS j = . v 'Clor 228 , imme tj Oe a 1? : sed mm tors in fork fay . he Wi te ' U Seu Care or VId cars. Oly, - / ven by 4. HEV Rye LET i-neanas (C4 eae yrevrolet ' ‘erence 4 RT “tatte; AD! Aemes intable Can hei : @ l ‘ | ; 4059 ‘ho he ren; ine PX! Crt m 5 i — N 3 } 7 val . - ; 4 aS ae le ae © ' j , ¥ I guile ! pirey \ th ( sn kh _ 4 Ss 1s irst a 5 ‘ } Stk ry at - sitet aoe ne s it ‘ | : 4 : { ‘ CAR UT y iy {i One , (il " ; yee ; 7. oxy aii P , al é by re. | . | | : . t , | A - SAV A OF fk 8) 1 . 3 , _ ‘US J sti. like aso oment! Mus oA ] o Coe } ? a ” ddl .‘] aR, l | aT ay I OFT t ager sol 4 Ida mT Alen j A r " ‘A td i - ’ a fe, - ] a“ w «= * ‘ ‘> is | ; S 7 » . > , Delmar 4 ‘Mo Mos ‘aro "= 9On Coupe {i204 he | Alton sen ie ot ‘ Romont aren ] 9° "hy if “mar! HORSES..2 4 San Os Pan . 25m mithiv for let 400x110) =f 354 1923—Chevroiet seo ie | “!ISE \ ' f y ~ Ae, Dig dr: Welsh? an tANKS—Woode wr ~~ a wae EN Box K-]' FREE) FREE) aig MA‘ HINE —S | ae nA S70) Ss Ri ift, Weight 4 OO ah ares, Ti liam ’ : a St debake Coupe, ' eat tees. be Dink of cond! ] x > . . ” ifri n "te ! " . If Zz od con- ! ‘ T o . ae -_ ti rig {i but ” ’ he | co diam. by 3°% | Al Tos Wi d. M-121. P.-D LA We , , ~ 94Bhou: bargair 192 -oneee 'H10 Taruet 1} hew. 214°? A, rth), : MNOda) Hoop >i . j aeCp Di, \Mmaniy ; Hig Ne, urity lildg ah K} : sat kinds Day Ash. Le nD ny SAY ’ ] OO} ’ HT Pirn erme ‘Bain $1394 M aswent Coupe Fort) — ’ ment weart s! : first “pare wiingh I he Autifu) dolly ay . i FOR r ie : aes — : : ail Ik, tl Juni; tts ‘. Slq_ 3402 _ a . ’ 4 \ . eed -60) ier st (iter. Rae ©7194 ry } . Pe ‘ trin. ee OT Mminik. « r condition. fully A Handsome Pr oe ve i= Care BOO . nae. Fray h Se, Bly | Pest ts SALE wit NrONi. AT tink Wtd . » (er, as CHEVROT cee en Supda. a a akland Coupe .... inne. NO dealers Cail ber A ' ‘ resent With /seu ING MACHINE Fecal HOR ee cee: S75R Marries Hi ce x onal jaw = crugher | g@nteed Lieh ot sienment: gale Kua PARKLAND Coacr ‘wn e198, DAaS#EN oer ws a =. Nash Coune ;, SHOR Pa ‘y a rape e > it 7 e} pi. + Ly TOD Nea 4 & oe > , . ts an } far : wn «xs ry DF ) ey tee ‘ 4 hs f Vii j “Heomann ? 3 . _~ if ; P . vm B . ir or 7 Minlay — . ine ‘ Oude TRG ‘“*ete tee - ; av " Ever) Purchase of $10 or More | Phereon °8! 66: make Je? 39604 Me = Biddie, ' "8"hese and Wagon §% 100 tt. can bent an. Holat — oo ones. heautitnr on,.c8t: Dainted « Stewart bumper e¢n tes: . Say, C1UIDDed 375 0, NM bene Compe cs: rURDS— Chanes asKorimene. aa ' ld tp ed air compressoy | \ye . mm) beautiful midnien. : | | cost $900 + Be ak lane 0 7 i op ap Hip] ; , . - =. Koehr o Catarnttt. pip ties : ArT. Wtd—_ tr. ye - 4 Midnig belive Son Piiceann > new ae Upe.... 3 Rooms + Omplete. $17, or r Ac HINE mi, aon ein : Char: an oe pe to farrny work Ly ma he gq l 4 rd ‘ in o4 ee Dave r’ i Ptr, nt wood mij 1 tO f Mmpr ‘ } . X ] ; up: o ‘ ‘ , , ‘ Tic i a Naaag .* . ’ i . * s i Bedroom. Dining Room | } P Plia Non he tel . ‘ ' Phi ' n ° , tor Ford 4d es ‘P¥OG it ‘OTe hdltlon heauti¢ i} - irdue 63° Del: ie Mn CYMrth , tine ; mi i nr ; - ae 4* iy Many and Kitchen | Paston av. Linda 1267, s*ring. 36 MORSE ~ 31 y z models: $130 $350 ; . } Ri ’ ‘ f iS, 6A OPTON Oe om , -GOOr ged n: take 4ppolntad for on y res | = . mi se | aa nn | oh ! i in, . 1 kasoline locome ion ics = - ara Owner. SO? Marke: at ° ns : _ ! TO a 18, An Orty uf 588 $2 00. ~$300 Perms, $18 cash and &? 50 Week ISEWING MACHIN VA North Markeare Cheap “a » fivebo “Slmaerre . amet . t ton ““"Flman Auto Sales 5149-51 Fas. Aiit-y {ij i ifear: — dinet. 7 others 2.) "4%. $10: ~--- | Homa Foter - _ fe) } r) lie, ues let us 4 , ‘ iljt CHE hin L > "I (> r FE. " ‘ oP hve bien bai! fier} tirea ‘bump. +} “ ‘ ft) : fi ebox bi iN r — 1a tr ide-ing Ve Ne a“ ed P} —~—LATEST A uare té _ " rel “mM pe lare leek whee] ~ a Al! , ‘ si ~ a ‘ ; . \ er a he 1eRe yr + T) ireh, \ hoils r coupes, Fecdane and ed ( ae Nes. ae ‘ {, and 1) +=" : ‘ iliy equ lit) Dec K jaran teed e 4 ' ait rt ante > i re j onte ? A ge ce , re e\* Rive, Pog ORTOr ‘ +> C ssi, q ; —_ tI Aeon Ps ‘ ; : VAR LnNOR N\ 108) — = . sd f Phi an ) t "er 40) io $7 en Cust Of} Lat t rhe one Tl) om haniest Pant tot | ed. from ' rere | mn od ’ mi , . hargain S11 , ' S & . t rere af @Wone mn) wit rial , — i SUP , Anda } eninge YO" wane . aan en y nite Hurr. 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Room Suiteg : oe — test Straet poga 6! for gon G237 — Canal [CHEVROLET ror RING we ‘> oupes For Sale Chevroler . | ERsEx. a. POrn—, “S°UPAl Prides at inion foamy © Xtra Spec Ch al. g, j ; ALS , see 21y oy 1? e Apa Me help for your home ' tery ict \ ue S400 ’ * te - i : ‘ aon Hild hk . 4008 Locus, , se diet Pase ' rom new OU De 2. Rtas: at Daina ihe Very lnte 1N984 thend oul ' . ) > emn ' setae ee ‘"d) wagon. (¢) ' 3 ee tar ‘ein, | ey ee 185 eautify hor ePainted- and | . as ; } ar a i : - , ba a’ eddies ue loe an len n , . Phe Will « ‘ . ‘ ' “« . ii " t) - . ‘ > ogs ‘ b no - . ti . ‘ lan ~“) } ty 7 ‘ nedir r, Ae Re ™ . s/f? De rfact me 7 © I , ' : whe Ske te ris Vur ne art st drug- us; n AiCTS Phona Rivers; le 39104 t, t os $5] ¥ sOuth Na: Pe i ¢ lier a S- -()-P! OVerstuffed 7, : " : bina Cd4line warone *t gist. : Xing toy “ae S-] : ’ i } \ Po > A LAs ; ‘ ais he oe , ' ' ‘ 2 ana ° a ! ‘ > ' ] : I} Cc" Rh’ say { heyr | Q r Me . i f) ‘) rN) ‘ i ' : . Ht } j 251 c . ee gs Or, } ey hens o igPorn ry pee 'FORDS Wa : ‘ ir) }: . ; ‘ n e. ' - 7 Arye 7. i ity 4 ! ° lifes - eXtra Spee); al. RAK sn . i \ ie) ' , ; cee } : on *v¥ire href “oat a45 , «@ ‘ rhe? 4 Plas Cras Qn ba "mea > te ~ ,, . AS: LOD « MID ras ees Wily bs > down \t, 7? ° /Upe: 1924. a , "tee \ * eal he rea | nr Ray ' s tf) rific er . ‘ ste + hi} ’ > . ’ Sa ry a] ee . - ™ ’ . f Pry - mord BO hac rT leew a lite mt ‘ ~Ta 19 7 ’ asl) Linads j] 400°R Ww 3081 _-, o AAT & tower ‘ . 4 ty ; ws aey t ring Sion COUT, at $495 New Paint ESS SEX ( OL PE, Fone a is? 18% LAcw 7 ba Wl riweredte. ¢. : aod In Rte - HT CK Sore) Ae rs Porn renew ~ \"" 7 lf The ; r ; - tet Mm tig? ; Peery Sunda y ; = ——— , rand . an ws nee a : | ne : - : ca aie | ms , ca ( a ; YVEMOONE Fey tek wn rw 19° > ‘ hewre ler ae "™ _—e - fe) ; > 4 jee OUP. Ss, ins tour rr) hs P? meme dé . . + eed : I c on > ay te <= ic) ee ta SHO ; . in BS, i date rs. $A0 re“ —e Sai “ ane Pe Dain: PMOBILE Inve pe . Cou ad OF 1000 Loclibs Sash. Phone Bu: Givt t 1 Orie c) ) © © Fina HU K whee? at Cherokee - tn beautiful, chanel é~m ~~ Ondit : raectty , rus : ~s IMO b4UTOG@ = s 00 orme “ UW Ce em Looke eee” Duco FORD—Coune: 19% 7. ices cr, ik , Mem 64VT0 G SP al - new A SKS te erms 19th aud Lox ust, a + a pee. 0 928; * Money Back Guar.

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AY. NE 14, 3935, _ oe 900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. OUTS °1B . OS \TCH = nm ‘tre la € . + i 31 J) a at llins’ ca 4031 Laclede. (c) lock, parking ligh spare tire q00iR.__afullins : ‘ n sa painted . Aulurobile Ce 4000 Page rd a a with a _ ” cuaran'ee it de tre , ’ ‘ te WwW Ppt £000 rubber 30 .- day gwmuaran tee — a5 i . . . 3024 ACCU ST 7 - | qeainted: cuarante ' “ee sh: lemonstrator, like new rms .. , y! eT “4 : witt ' ies 2001 | everything that can be put on % oe to Sy at Ho s. fullv equipped Side Butck, Kingshighway and McPher ensy ter SE = - ORT HW KIN ROMONT 3700 FRANKLIN MOTOR AR — 11 ‘ OL PE RL . | ii (¢ ee 41 Ford . ost 3. SU OW ms ma . NSON . : S867 Oli) , . otat 9 tinde! . mohair upho! ron Ve ‘ea ve! BOT per en Tene ic) |\JOUHNSON AUTO CO . 3667 Olive HI I¢ K Sk 1) AN) ledge sedan new Duco paint: goad run New lactation 4 ' wie — . . . é | 342 22 L. Le le li . reasonat " ' , } 4 1 . * . : FPORD—RBy adster starter and aero : . ondition: Soue. § 3, shape | thay extras: | NEWELL ae 6 price on this ? 4 $65 a s a’ Onen Sunda nde " ‘ > me a? 2 9 - an ' JNC tio » down ‘i7mpen Suna . Lindel} in Business demon . Buic k s os toadste ¥ in runs like new Ali@o (i[ate, neat rey art : Im: ae | Ao Para tie’ att! SIS ET|Wximon, new: ron 720 2 One Gardner Sedan FORD COUPES MORE AUTOMOBILE ¢ beautiful shape; balloon e235 Ford roadster: cheap. ¢ ae — “ : : : Z " 4s? : : ta ‘se ‘ > 4 ' ~ wee tent Lerma: trades OPE x’ — ° . Re" i? . ‘ tire . ee 10 ir W he e] brake S. A } MHD — _— : lt az sta! rter and : ’ rf , . risa — . 7 satiafy n rigagee mm o H sber A 2 Nath as be - . = Oli mM i ‘ sia, tic . . . . sy - - ss " - > : : oS ’ * lj ‘ . . . "« , 7 . es 5 - coupe: TATE MOTOR CoO., Inc., CUA .4 re@ai buy at $9 i”. Master-6. Love- john wa oe) A te snditi nN $115 : ° Laren et ‘pen Sunday ' mrtce 0 vk an ‘ 4 .ef90ReR Ole e = * lL ~i f ‘ . ; . . ore at . t. urKet. ae f 3041 23 Lacuet bl. and 6026 Gravois 7; rs E NE \W om 1 3423 Lindell 15 Years : ) | BYU U ar i : j | J : ' Do oc d Ne , 2 la) 3255, $75 down: | FORDE Couper. we have, S of thes. |g, MAXWELL CLUB COUPE | NEWELL ingot 8122 _ tn Basin | pt a cacacee tal and 1028 Sey | MH Meise te? eta ge Sedan, New Shey osi hLaRon, P z arter nd everythin eg J. SAF: 295, , ; Mai }: -: eo 1—]9235-——Bi ’ ry standard road- a —Roai lect and > Love a ‘ . : i rn ba renin Aa‘ of Tvery ec" . 4. | " cé* rns ; ° , i Ti! 4 = Se eoaene oe" : ‘ . 4 LON : . 7 ’ 2s : ° : I ‘ ; pe: pertect csnd pai UICK. GRAND 7601X rr busines ly F ear tl ter brand-new 40 days ago hnson Motor C tural B .t — diate delivery MON AR H ‘La f I - ™ ; (FAYPTTE - : ' et : ‘ . "100 rniles: absoluteis , A . - —iom _ - '* . wxta}l ah “J z:.¢ new H + ] ] LA 4 . } Lij a). 7 1a eo . au. - . . : > ; , “ ~" , ‘ ‘ . se ’ va a? ; sos — brand =" es av day FORT—Hoadater 1923 starter and de o Di bOuT tet ry os ser li nuff sed Cniy $085 ¥ S MOTOR _ ee gente Fagg A a mountable rime, repainted: only $ ra n. | 3 detiveries, it rv SEDAN llent mechanica 2910 > 2 trade sal are Saat lae terme’ several others to select fro pealptesiete gn SOT, «tT UR Bae iT} IDE SUICK GRAND T601LX 7 stant, nat ; ~ T OT : . ie] ~~" . 7 "4 RA \7 ( live . ' (Or r) tary " =. ) ‘ ’ 30-day guarantee: | Cc 140] Locust. JOHNSON AUTO CO,, 3 ) . a - . JEFFERSON ; L\FAYPFTTE : , | 250 sinall payment, balance | WASHINGTON pen 1 s and Sundays FORKD—Roadster eport model rt ol Remon? 45°R fh (c8? "EN ALL ; SU. \ iD A Y AND EVF RY Everybody, OO | } ryt GF . o> tensor Wt arake extras: ijO0oKs like new bargain : terri . : - : : ..* , + . SRAVES MOTOR CO., most new . AGSIOT, Sind, . rae & | oe , ; " q ul} y : ‘ } ' 323 Locust QMoeu evenings and =i aA ae es | , a . ; - ‘ . hte virt “eee da: v N . a sli . " . : ’ . ti bad | ay al Arsenai «t ic T 9: ; Read | iis Story . pent Bb sGe real bargain, ; : : CrICK—Beantif' > var f sport mode! (crs, é. Hi ° : 2 Zz . : . ! } ; ‘ - ss ~ , mA ” (€4 ‘ whee is punt j A a : . : FORD—L ate model roadste re; cr) ac . Per? ex: cond) “ eare the very famous Hf FORD DE LUXE COUPE HEN EVENINGS ASD ALL D. ce brush green. classtest Buick in town | PY lOOkine | erecta ) Ca a lillacg $75 ms lan finde ite : ; P ‘ ; “ Cran , | , let iy ‘) ‘ 4.97 te Mart “Way - the used 4 a 4005 Loe wet " | ‘ / : it 7 . is ° awe rey lve . i? bal er ) like ne vy “ . . , ,. % a a } HE RE Lr " }- . FORD—Late 1024 coupe, $450. like new NEW FORD COUPE ST O ut. buick Roadster, $90 Down _ : meray . abdeveise Treg : ‘OUPE, 4-PASSENGER, teady to xo. no brokerege,_.° pe 5 ry littl Bee any MO ANARCH. 3137. Loc a2 © te a MONARCH. 3137 Locuat, ame as 0: =" at i ee y BT : 3 , - ‘d Kos ist ‘rs, Guaranteed ome, 1024: eke 05 IK BE: moun Ford Coune, omA.| | hat ool, Yan, dr on Hie | er neers ——_ ‘ pom V-63 ‘ : 4 )) am § . 19% ac Sed | adillac edan j DODG BE SEDAN ‘so Tobnel ‘ { - ; ~~ +t? i and refinished. fully equipped PRINCWLON SeeTORS 2809 “ rand ae CADILLAC AUTOMOBILE OV. }// DODGE SEI YAN. VY AHLEM iA ; ability, dur ity Ford Roadster; 99 Motor oe me Leute K SS aieh cones eunikmeeenll "7 OLLV E 4 a” rs ; : a > — > . a } { } 7 . - » om : . . a [ S105 termes STEFEINGER — ——> . 2 i s er = ice is 75. A 7 = j rn RON ARID ‘ : 7 a " — c— P CENU RE -BU IC oa (; ARRISON VN ASH ( rriglp ‘ ' ‘ . ne nev a 4 oO? : NO. ° th pr 3° } “at ' ue fii "yr. ri.) li I) 1 N ieaShoXN t 4) 444 is . Ht’ DSON Secian late model. must ee}) cK B88) “ety ae ’ ry si ; T.oe¢us iis voureelf eine t ' fo) ' buf T can't picture how good } mr rot ‘ f / “4 ' ic) heap Call woul N aa) Tyler fe ‘ce Ford Den! ee . 8 las ~~ 5 Wweekls conditioned: ‘ike | FORD—Couoee’ 3, Jute jujgiels: che EDESr — kee t today; $375. (FH fect, condition. for | saan = PBCICK SPORT ROADSTER $5: Fat | eet ee nist con, GSDk — &auToG, rms , OLLIE HAUPT. 4127 Olive et ¢ ry ; nehester ai j i ae | ] 7 a "T) a ~— —~ a Ppen« ee — : 1922 ‘ @ muUulckK’ Term tr S116 it is see it vourse! f Te! ms ( OPEN Lia’ ( me T : . ut ' e ms ame +“ ; a. ie ‘ening | mas ae at int: o mreat t seh ign t : ith carb or, ar ILLAC- o, roadstel ri Fiiasie AS @as A ha!tloo: y Ret ye tae UN he rsot Luxe’ good looking cheal Hi LIDSON SEDAN ‘ i Ee! ; ' ai i , : ss ‘ : \ rh . - . hi I 4' i i “a . . m rood con A to ; ce r : . a . ~ . ae ’ oa ime? — . “ our > e* * ‘> ad ipe, 195M mode! ba Sis SCAT S oR adster, for $70 — MOUND ¢ nO FORD late model: worth $2, —.. tires show litt _ Re, : » RA; nN. oe ‘ (cy) wut half the price rT ~ ~ - . ussell.«c7) Hospti: . 65°98 Ohio abou ipped w Un pe! Da 13 te... © ition ras: terms, 3214 Ri naires: will sacrifice for $73 Ask to oversize ti: : 1805 Russe : _~ * ‘5 : ‘ «+ ‘ ; . . ? ’ Kir ngehi ghwayj yi : ; : - > 3 . . © ~~ _ 4 . s poplin Zz WKD— . Mer 5 Seem z wee ; ; ; 126 Hh VRE , ey ondition fedan: 1923; good condition, $175 SOUTH F Aupe re ; - é rm ; icKeied; terms. trad i} LOLET We roadster: ‘ ‘ NN ; (OLN Tse ded coupe; new paint; 7 MPL GAUTOG FF and Yorust. | rms, trade. |. , cst e ° ¢ , : t 3800 3008 Ove aes ; P ‘ x2 SUE Sed ord tires Al condition 1—-19°4 Hupmobtie ub ae ome . - we on ay. KF " | > 19°4. COQ ) ‘ - i ‘ : i* cry t - : ? Loadster, 10.4 mode) ji ' di N gre i rT. =e ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ Tan $275. Terms. Monéy Bak ¢ $25; s.__ 5a, Be ord Coupe. $29. ) 3 7 ti . namely : or ty) | - aedar Q2 ike ni - woke tike a new locus! ‘HEVROLET—Sedan | eee ati a ‘ -- , ' a, , - passenger rune and ‘eoxs ”? wry cc: “ ; : " ’ " a . i PP | Ti ™ = ‘i in irs a tires f t ' j 3 FORD—Roadster. 19 starter An e 4 7 ‘ Fe . for , , - sf ' utberen extres and can te ; , pair ' lee > , - : ’ o = : Poh! in newly vuainted brn edan cheap ADs I. -4 a 4 a4 weal motor 1 pertect na ul Pi Psy 2k —Roadster, 1024. a4 mountebiles eeds a £IN newt «! e Chiles ite ‘ a FOOG 4 i : ? P °4 4 , CHEN R , _~O> trinwehuew Pat floor painted excel “; emg . n % OAK LANI oupe Al cond t net «wd monev 185, 2 Faston 3024 1ACUST ~ eff n) LAN ' ee - == Ty respec! erms yiunet “24 ‘ , ; rT 4 ve Bites "2 sacaltaas 46~ , t as ’ : Re f ; | ' . ; ry : avy Looking rutis ft: ne , iis (pe S inday NE W EI 3p A ee 15 Yeu —— yO poe Peni is : Lk . HEVIOLI Late 1924 roadster: perfect BOMONT 3700 | (aie V ROI ET—Sed: ‘ | "ey 50 today. 2949 Lindel! b! ; Lacust, (pen ; J | jr 7 ‘ : St eels ; { i 4 - - sire : : ae PLE. — - ny aad ‘ ger Te donegaa mag : corms. »¢ Aas : ro em pal a. . 8122 in By P 7% } late : ! ' coneap, = ARE TEI Ve : Al A aNd ape ve y . 4 . , 1 b1OT) Ae Tih} LDA ae rel ; 1° * mecnan;ni ase es new gruaratiie ‘ ¢) ‘ ei oe 19 O42 $225 $45 down 194 «bik upmob bie aeclal a Meg + RT HWEIN 3024 * 2506 S. J on. (cd7x 1922-1 s COUDSS. ee gerktg rms or trade ~d~0-- aye eo) tanica ect: i : extras: 6 ‘sargels pen oun N. Grand poe — “ar. a =a Yel Olive one @ peried = tifel **iniel { . = Silo : ame ~* * 7 ‘ . ri if} ~~ ‘ : ie : ‘i =\ : - . ron eter new ord : ‘ | Ve i? ue ; yt ” ()) ig?! arc} il badd ries nied f : fh. — : bran nev wa wi ; ; ; - * ys ; Lae extras ney plete as; aig 7 oe! gage einen re : condition: sacri “ mig oe @ , » Mondas ORD ~Tuder: very iate 1y24 dressed ; : a ab vy: terms al : bumpers front and rear, other » $185 ng cits 433UA Lindel) - a ey oe winter top: cheap! eve Morr ian up’. trade, terme 2615 Lynch. \¢) extras: &® wsiperb car at @ tre- Jal lat SS : : cy! ‘ i me: open Sund: a! WEVROLI ane n rgain: FORD-Sedan; good running cundition mendous saving: termes -- nd’ haute /)) Se | iste venings. 5 castor De mar CHEV ROLE ye rte offers! reasonable o4™ Cleveland tf 10°33. Jewett eaian: driven 7000 miles, wn . t . . : ° ~- ~ , ‘f ’ “Quipt r! ‘ i : ~ e FORD —Sedan. 1922. bargain. terms 2716 yon ee maa ° Seeanngpdbeee —_— — = , rehi , > i : ' . } ’ imfrertur lefferson € pte Th Sunday i¢ more perfe ° it toll ‘ | , and chassis thru our ) , | j Lo , | v , .. 7 ; | CHN . : ‘ ‘ et G i — nt § \, tE -BU IC kK : te = 243.9 ra rer Hlupmobile 1974 Club ] ) ‘ ae: 2 Lindell a! pu x sore pe . 7 ludot o4 Hh 1024. lke new, 4 yveMosile Seclan Grays Tuco, ; 7 ur i a ee. - — } } - VA ee a and for r j ( ‘ ' i. , .* . aay = , ‘(eo li , ° \ } ss iile ‘a “1 " new engine, , r ay ’ ! 1 ang bee > ‘ (sfana ‘ I ‘ORD —— dR, big bareain ermal cmt I nueiia opportunity Today 1th oupe, late: ~ Tike ¥ ipe. t t’, awe os as oe . . ett. ever Aa ralyis r ap. bal ‘ & ADIILLAC ATTTi Pi — IL E ¢ | . : * ' , 71 . ‘LY at aC Ce @R0rTr. es Rit ; “Ti or pa pi ‘HE rt , i T) ' sale 7 a rene be ' Heupt 41°7 Olive ind Locust fi sa Jette = 7 7 | 7 , 7 sa cs Sa : i ; . Lou! oe whey ; . teed 3 : 1 LE SN ART 4 « 4 ror 4 . " ; sd ~ t ] - ~ — ‘ ‘ i | : ~_ , : ey > it’ . ‘ = : ————— — ~ ne G , . j : » “ ft _ —— ice} . " . - ‘ i ii ‘ j teas a ay . ' MAT! i w hid Onvit tris ne I f sAS) . Mh) —_ , : , ] Jus ) . J te rail ) "1 ae F ° . ; a r - —— wens a" . . 1 : ; ries : ‘ iz ; . ‘ omont %OS0. met does 2 aioe (yr ‘ Sunda : ; ; -: , err ires “1 n ! | A r barren n easy - ie excell lient c HUPMOBTILE 5-PASS SEDAN ; J 7 oesou dirt i tert | 00° ocu e7 ip oy) Onn rye PEN wa! Poe 5. — Ss Page Bally’ , ‘ORD RO. ADSTER : eda ! excellent oon New paint Upholatery in very MIDGE i f TI > | ene enna E a i - » or VU PS ~ —_ So ' na " a a running 4d pin a . int if ortis > ' | ; 1464 Kastor fine condition rive (seoodyear ; e! +R lE RS ‘ OU PE. . ~ . nailne ,* - ‘ . 2 = Ag ea ~ . — — a ? } ! ‘ ’ ‘ evial eas oh , . , a ae) er rf . me ¢ ; : , ecaan (le ar nie (eT) cord tires humpers front ar am St ’ aod ‘ . ¢ ea , ry ' 4 ‘ P ) ij] 4 ’ T ~y ets ’ } i i i | aot rtiar S14 } - . van > Te On on: { : j ext! ia ‘ aABLO : j 4 t Larantee attra . ‘rie ditt esomes Sanda PUR ’ € ete ) ‘ores prime condition and wil! give you . {} , . 6 I mar } . } Sar: t ms antler lca 5 ida onal tions D>. ’ Aub res . fas oe ~ Lint ‘ MeAiinan a’ — pom bie All t ‘ ) OF ievre let Roads er Deal 52 rand vz thorough, 7740) biti 4 ict ae years of serwice A real barwain te lies coupe, : ; : » e ‘ sh’. ‘ : ‘ . . a . ** | aos , . | ; ’ ie : , it’e _ , 7. ‘ ‘ ? ex? _ P . 4) ‘ One home ; Ow! c - ‘ ‘oS ‘ . > , ' t ‘ra.n aS . re | ga . ‘ *f fe =s , a ; . | ; . -at iTa r " 4 ‘ . . _ ° Le! &. Wil Tras —~ - : | ; da ; » ae ‘ WW ve n n ‘ a — oe Lia } nig & dan dy job re posst gsec car i ' ("e ; 7 : “unday i . : - Ves | WERER MOTOR CAR COMPANY (jwner says se}! loday on y, l ree Tud a4 model: oertect condl- Studebaker Dietributer oil heaut: 7 ~ . : : eda wo } 1 , nth 400 ‘asb Grand i . ' et ; » gancctidin & 120 $995 Terms. = —- 110. Csi apne at t, heautifu Age ton r ' “eo ne: ic) a 18th and Locust Ste I a 3422 Linde » Years , » palit not parte i Lith vate — = oree! ’ . , da? in good conditiong pr a ~ = - N > W K LL li he iF i iainess at . ; oo me ? ? «le and starte ’ ’ i! f wi = : 3 oe ay and 9 ; ly 7 Jewett Biue Nuco Sedan liwrae ee wii rifice yd KY i » ‘ ‘) ‘i iT10 7 p t~ } 1022 oe L nad and runs like new. good rubber. rice aid ; ANI LLIN 4 . a (Jste i moue PTIInS v , . F ira terina ae , | "ay Y > C t™ ois neer 0) LMa hI abeik ond etcahen ‘ U eve epect epThat woes 2 CO 8867 Olive. ff 44 clean: & fal job at Siu. today . : c ne —~¥ - : : : ‘ “ a i mg 4 i i , i ; i ci aia - a ; Pinte nite - yen 1. itor " fri ; al ’ { + r we - -- - . : 14 : [ . j : YODG a B RO’? Hk -RS BI’ S] INESS | COT (3FT r) . : S : ae} q | ‘ VA Spr . ! | ; e] | | a : ws . - pee , r trace : CHEVR | i> | ( (>| Pie SED A \ Be KD =e — ite Ss.) i ‘ae t 449 o! ; ij erm. biargain . “aie mm tn ‘eplendid condition: gal tion: private party: barr . : | ss eeeaal i Buicl 7 ON nda} YODGE- Roadster og mechanical Con WEST SIDE BUICK A / tbratpergen ee : HK “7 jaranteed, terms, trade | yrp-qarasy 7 3422 Lindell » Years a, | "rime TaG ee ah "= ie teeananrel , ’ AR Pia De es : ; y fition } acrifi beaded -~ = if bieh y an dchhe i teat yp at $4 P mi N Ggand - ie) ‘ stat? Lindel) §1°2 in Ay isinene 7 EF WO) Pp T™, a : ’ Uaranleecd all model week |! Tod ae : ( ag) > ' —," ~i() ’ ‘ , Lan am ee - TOR 3 t “: . WI AR © =o pee 3 FORD —Sedan. tudor, 1924 looks | and iP “Brougham 1924 B-cyl. almost Poa ister call @ rer A} Tr e les Se an good tire K - ao hike ' - yuan inteed. hbarwahi ; 5 ’ a ch ance at a high-grade all inday mom ) tiol ’ : ye : open evenings and Sundays tel: ‘ ‘ , . of new car cont oe ; ; harrains, $25 down. Dai f or N. Euclid. Foreet meng * : : . arr : “a 4 rood S¢? ian See’ ae we Lhe ope in s tgmla ¥ A M vi A \ VW Kl | lw ts aecilan goad rub ¥ aie con rca on 16: hie Terms. Monev back guar lefiimne 8415 Olive Duco paint: terme 1AN> Rusmell (er? 90 cash: owner, Hen , ‘his e , ‘ Stan : - . wr aes wn “8 ‘. ' » Years : rdo lan: sh aber | MAXWELI-—Sedan, perfect condition rp ig ton INEWELL fisgei x1°2 Husiness . akes, bumper, cord tires 1920 model: $110. 4256W Maffice , 4 ' a — aY . 4 Jewett Super Special Secta ] S i ay ° ; . heautiful G , ' 5 ; 7 on . sO! : ’ : TT) le, ~) . ; , ‘ teil orl ie pen : ‘ ' Purr : on g : mre san can BROTHERS 1924 ROADSTER 5 econ tnn vs? 92: Lon pe : ( tires, many accessories: price rig! Se ind drives like bra: ii new car : ry bt BM) Ate : , Loc ‘ ! ? (L110 ¢€ @ae @% completely equipped run wery int plendid care; guaranteed mechat ewe sabes ; ed ' toda riced |; 1923 Ford Fordor sedan. [n externa. ito tle. $1205, today oniy. Terms, rms. _ trade : = : | — mam. & AUTO CR for9 il . | ion. Terms. Huber, O01) || veep S08G Locust 15 Years Tfith and Lax | wen ‘ I, W Kl. ‘ _ Bomont 2M) in tained aie! Chevrolet Sean, 124, $000, MM te a oo TEU ET atior : : : . 3 ; "* Le from nes ane ; ' ?.door 4and > teesenger,. Ss ) new yi ; Ld 4 pe shows best care and slight use; , , >“) , ts ly serve hey Lae Monies lertia ' . inel paint. uphelatering leeks new IEdth- ; Cire evenings > : 4% , bot 54" . 590 Tind } vy ears , - haste ae ade t Aas . ret sah , = , (ipet } 4 chassis, everything in fim me aA : : - - ; = . . . 4 sl ‘ I ~ ) Morr l - . - ‘ , — ‘ “ .4) one , " . o ter Tv , ’ nore ones man io new - - is RERU ILT Cot rei ., +y- aC ane on - : . ‘ | .W KE] Al, . : a 4 t x ; 3 mre ’ roacs ; “4 aa sien al - at v7 . ’ : } risae j rtf aa Ve es 5% Tres .. wna - ’ . =: tan @ . . ; % bas > ‘ bie egacriftce es) meet. it: “Tie late model fully \ — 4 “ — ¢ {i ; a : ! me . . om: ; she na If ; aahamtnel : _ al ha ance e Ae. pe : yy 0 lewet! metei Aa ie .1 per. heater, etc. ae Ww : 1) rhat re tre whGat. aire : tie 7 io Is rc inci vy od . re quick finished i” & as Road ernau z= rmTN] L. & - — — . | : . - a ’ ‘ | : t ' , . a ‘ " acle 7 : C4 ah; pe riet , 7 : rade Je@i- : rs ; ; i ieee . v — = : ven + ei HHRYSL, F- 1a att Pibenea FORD Sedan 1923 model tame , | jition. prices . r mm CY te se = : T: my rt roadst laran branc eh | | . 1924 tudor, $285 and $425, $75. | TOR C c cea ae ee = seksi ; 4 ¢ ay ——s .——~ Ros €! wi ne tH ; 4 ef 47% : ons 1925 hrysler rug Dan nd- nev Oo) down; guarantced 33.22 Washing , ~ oy 41-44 Pokt! ‘ouDe ld ime nem ‘ ' L> bays N7 NBS” ' sandal ok Cl Cc , hares rms irk -vood eal. OOH ay ' — andl iv atl ' $100 do . ; ic7) LINCOLN Sedan: run O000 miles same vs 3 " . a4 ‘ue 7 , ' . 7 i» : " eee 1 t .* hs 1?’ "7 4 B® ’ i 4 j os ‘ - ‘Sh a ; . ’ : ‘ ‘ & . 7 9 + f sory » . : ‘ ’ a . . , 7 ' ton. ~~ penn , a as new will ‘ual rif: cr thia car Sule. ridge. nen + : — ne aa — | : 7 ad ‘ju wodel; excellent mechani aie aa rs : ORD «me, 2022. secnl a ! wie, terme, 35620 Easton, - on a . x Poadat viinde: ire ) Oe a - ‘ ' : ier tia - ; DC IDGE BU SINES ss COUR } ' 14 ” stl tbe mn on Le rT ; ‘ : KS e, ‘ : ten + Bese Shr “" be he ; , ; nal : ' : , a. ” } “ 10° Mas wet! etub seedean arnaepes , eich Vi nhe ss : Dp reasone: phos , | C5 ‘4,, # ~ "4 i ¢ . 4 ‘ ‘?*? aetinul ; . ; oe ar : . *? mont is IAMS. 4390 Olive de RD—Coupe, 1921: looks Sere Hudson 4-p. Cout « Snecial Six Coune } ; “0 8 Grand 1 IVERSAL. 3401 L POR 1 0e mod: $200. terms new guarantee; | | ID, c - : “ Orin ) ‘ nop . ws - ‘ , ' ; La pe , la i \ {) | pe . Ts , ‘ w? , ; ; ; ; : . out - Hs SON Mec’ iy “> . ' : } os , , , - a * \] 7 he . 24 ; an lafer try per Pa j " . | > ee | et os ber silent condition. 4 Almost New Sery. ¥ ISSEX ROADSTER ee eee gen ts aie ae Se ee et Lek 3 North ; ' UW So Ev & rr paevee ' . a +7 hy ate 1 Essex nilv VMAX'W ELI, { eats ' onditi a jr FORD Tt as = | Sh ) tice. Asi for denn : Seo at 56) noe; bargain | eb repaint Looks like new ni Maxwell Se n, ad ) m: ‘ ~ % nie 1 _ ,"e rvs : } ® . 4 oo ' : ae _ he ‘ i . - Ty 4 o~ ( ‘() ) ON ) ; nt ’ ‘ - a . : . meme fie on evenings and | MOTOR CAR 9991-27 L | . Telephon ) AOR erma. 2718 S. Jefferson ; 1920 Roadster, $: COLE: R Ki YN I bo. KI down payment b = ther 16h0 TS J) RAUS S MIT ‘EMI “ ~ — Be ' ac) : | " me ry me . a ot wpiit ard repainted NEWELL ; . és Then DCE s BROTHERS REBUILT SEDAN ovis dee like ine it 4 4 ‘ | } Tai7) | Wen; 4 " ,* . : “= pel angers LOOK! OAKLAND SEDAN S900) S200 DOWN §F Da — ; * 4 ] ; I yo ] : , ] # :. : . 7 : ; ‘ ae ‘ . : ' . e mn sagnenat eee : : J ' — : | e : ‘ . De % Oren svenings and Sunder. Anes Rtye Hod ine —— ; ai aie ; eel ee tes +4 ¢ r} ; init?) 77. Prine? on A> : : ) \— Road chean: ru , aes” rood tires; ches . vour old ear,, so4 Terms. Money Back Guar. | 1994 Baby Overland “Sedanette o'er e- leaf Vv al . “7 at, ‘> i ; ton ‘Ty? 4 is ° ; i r_JI,AC AUTOM mIyT E (H) i} ‘Ft iB: ‘rer i> ; . : ys —. . . . ps ’ N > W EK! if 547 Z Linde : 4 fn Al puaee. witth lote of entree bargain Atcane ns Sands ; 3 BOL THWEST NASH CO ce Of St. Lous. ehwa = pe ee 5-pessenger, 4 : : rear ta Pay! ‘ Ad Lindell 8122 in? eis. st76 Oo , ve ; enht ) " S058 Lecust LOCUST AT LEONARD ‘On T)~—R rood ' cheat nai : ". anet $2450: cash No Interest - } PAT LO ay, rer NE R iene “Tate model pain’ eTHt pY 4 4 mw : ‘7, 4 2 -F% _ n mon - ‘ys o « . ? P , a PL? : . a = i , = oterteat ‘us , , ‘= Ms ARM me hs 24 — = ae oe PEN a “TD . = olay Maniewood. Mo : s. trac ome bargain Motoriet % gon good rubber: mechani aay Ok | Grand and West Tipe. . 4 hi a2 , ' ) splay gt AO OT ape new ‘ : PaO Font Cae re ne wo TOR aaa YAHLEM se “ihe Bae 2 Soo Site Washington nomont A528. 08) a8 ) crane.” Cail Forest 3808 BUICK S mts moe. Sikh | eben M“ we WW ELI—4 pasens ge * co De | ~ : , | Roadsters For Sale ‘ART. , n2% ) r 1924 &-passenger Rn, net eet pees Worlds angen 2 _ a , “here. | = r in new paint: erat covers: car epick | - Aouves 2 and “spe | ATRURN Roadster, 1921; a real beauty: | 1923. with onem we i Ral; 5 te. ee ten 1030 N. Grand ram. O MTOM Gays 4° E c ' ry : ‘ :3" or the greatest opportun-'y ever offered . ; 'Torria > 20 ,ABLO! “ ad _ ~ : . . ’ and epan: ean't tell from new a: oth cars are , $295. Term Lada ~ saving, eee {t today. cash oF 19°4 tum Atti mat . a. roaceter’ good , a a respect n ; yA ; y= »n wery good cond LD. ef Laok ' Terme. Voner Rack — i 2 ‘ —_ J ; Y aone FR -a 8 "oyna: Loeast. NEW? r ace ee 651-5 on? real veraait. Owen-Baskett Motor an he bought cymP: , erm UOC, ter -DSON-FRAMPTON. 3509 Locust. ; 29 ) S ieeen weed Cong 35 . EW SLI, 3422 Jain | K orga E ‘ P : : pe unday. . ee = , "3 31S Washington lorneont 302 cH) oJ x“? = ‘ a % Lands A122

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2 Ry rere eas i Site ie 3 SUNDAY. SUNDAY = im JUNE 34. 1935 (EB cage ‘ we 900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columnstoday. JUNE 14. 1 Se WT ~ * AUTOMOBILE -:: PASSENGER CARS -- TRUCKS . ACCE ESS ORES TP ron enem , - 3 4 Red Bree: micke! _. Sedans For Sale ____ Touring Cars For | Sale_ | can Bee Touring Cars For Sale | ___ Touring Cars For Sale ours. Cars For Sale | _ Touring Gare For ome ee Touring Cars For Sale “ ag overiand on Site ; : . , Ures Ino“ s oP oo th RE eo | Few | at refinisisa ‘ good ry Ts . » —— : —_ \ILET—T 92: =. : Youriz r: bers 1; enly ; FORLI ouring: balioon tires. nev nt: he pS ly 3 en ag. PhO : i>; on: oa ' ea conditien throuches , ;, ae . ne price is of! » Paige 6-44 Sedan; a dandy little ' BUICK—Touring: genuine : nly * Ti imer-Beich i623 8 ki = Ot) Emate ine : - ~woad 2 roan 8 2nga runs ike ae ih. it oar i ~ * eccdan: } ' me i 21-45 ot : st high i ( Linn L, ene lata ‘ ~ _ yan Price. F i Dealers f ee oe mer Seurtages iN og Glan HEV ROLET—Tourns: 1923 sport model: condition nickel plated radiat bl] FORDS—Tour > 1922. 1923 and 1924 FRANKLIN TOU ‘ ria ter . nes; ittle car. §395. See for your | s : | sy terms. ee ae siete Ge: Gane tereout- tesa. ggg merge ee stomlia’t pe ori ras 1} Model aqq sell. Terms. Money Back Guar. | RaON NEWELL 3422 Lindell 15 Year | OPEN* EVENINGS AND }; ane a _ Linde!] 8122 tn Business : BU IcK—1924 Mast er “ > -- Ete + 2 : . T > : r antee °} i n , ; Si 74 3 ront nd c +heok rs yea! j > ~y ~ ‘ ‘a - * . fea sre >? pT cre ad : i; peices © . " . . e4F' : 4 . : ’ . - Fis fs 3 iM a r } CrL » Tt T RI . ’ = 1 > . i} Po: : ; é 4 . _ * - - . , . : po , ~ ; . eo} ~ r ~~ 7 rd : . ' . os pe . = ' : imme 9) car; eee t ent O71 : » ee . - - - SS a ” “ ————— — ‘ . i i } ad ’ ’ = ” 5 - A ‘ ij ) 66> 9°* | th 4-wheel Dd: HEV ROLE’ 23 touring: 1 ' All mode! th ears have been uring cal ned OG Reto finish, 3 balloor re a r 4 ai ous > Orn ~~ ‘ronmdé Park Gerag ive: k eaulipmen: . Valte ac£E hi nditnoned. by our experts: Con : } S18 iner Tou 192 , ~ ras 7 . tras : me oer 2 “ » se i M44 : : ss - ae - ; , _ . ied bbe Ty xn - “ , . ; . a : , sey | | 34 X . » “, - - . : : -: J a a : - 48 ° , a [ai : . - . Bes. ” 5 : - 3 « “Fy . ae ee ve ‘ ¢ nm SHS 2 J 22,! ‘ ~ BF Rew end Sede wt ~— aah » a © Sid we (tem — ee -. ''T " — = ’ 3 ’ ‘ ‘ TY * 4 ; i uh ri} ‘ : enc D if GRA -ER 8 Jn - » SERS ae . se . mien? *¢ juxe: ¢-toor: pesttive'y| BUICK TOURING _ HEVROLET— 1929 touring; ballon tires. ie at 8 saving to you: convenien ariven short time ag : ri acters TAT arose CO., Ine lai. think, Lockheed hy- 1822 model: wine: © Gays 4 — R Kal ; 30 3 Locust bl. i 5626 Gravois brakes. 5 balloon tires. of condition: price or auic - | CHEVROLET : 192 nap SS - ————— bumperetts, motometer, shock METH “DY & \GE : . 1 Wply . K. ‘RD SINGL E : automatic shield wiper: | Grana and West Pire. Wine: > ain nda > ¥ epick and span “s on = , hte = ate: 5 wnt? his ss a bev. AC . meet compiete: new-car fac- ~ 4 cat —~whanically ss" 4 we | FORD : r paint. lo hee } 861, af ut 1° $OTm) : ; eS" & oo . ae touring [ te - y “ ain $s ee ht Nm b aes © ss + = * oo int, iamaee “= * erms: $74: | $122 in Busines , ' ti ; . - 3 k! Packard, $ he yy | ™45. N n CH Oty : tourir 5 new ‘ORes idl 122 15 Years Men ni na Sune t ; l= ‘ l inde’ pon in Busi . = mn tnroughoy 4.8 oo *ARELDON—Sedan ood condition. vi “be tur on Hard 1~o ¢ hed 3c pe! ° hurone . har -~ in Busines IOHNSO AUTO , Cyl. ii x ’ a. : ve ; ad} te ‘ —— im : Stee ; eber — Rane cvrt. ars + oO Se eee Settee oe Tr ~ ae Se eas 41 Shee a2: 2 a ; osha yg ceil b 2 Neat SP SE. 9500 | he 9 AKER—Brou g* am i oe son wx: mam. & MITOG& OT : -s "Cat - : : ast RTS ak é ' ; jf : : : Li USes L {924 sft " : ~ / toe eS as: Ss oe . y “. 7 RE MBAS yy Om.) Rie ‘i et 2) new Yo down : S20 Fas’ STU DE B AKE R SE a Buick Touring; with Winter top Big 6 7-pass, fully equipped: late model ; in good shape; some real service lots of extras, trunk on & cy, et atill im this car. Quick sale at FRANKLIN MOTO ., 39 o ndell. ” st | mn Se R b CO. spss is . $195. Terms. Money Back Guar STU IDEBAKER EWELL 3423.2 Special 6 sec repainted, renmickel ‘K LICK 6—$§3 Cli ney & vw ,. Gemons ; pe G = >= = : ' 4 VOrS — _ ’ . ? — — ‘ I ~_. . sci, - = 7 ax y* ony 78 ' Thi rh . Pen ¢ ‘er rie ‘ , . - 3-4) } rez / — — ayer" ao -¢ 4 eee. sus SB ai - eer’ oo. Dae oe : SH OU _ . ate ’ as S > . * -a4 -« —s . as a . ae : . ‘ - 7 o* ‘ . ~ > Le i " > 7%. . . ‘ - , i - - ‘ . ae : r ~~ eeee' Z 7 (> D Cc ‘ . : » “ >" m - . ; . - - os - ay ~« ~ as . a ’ aa! a Fe? . os ‘ ° . 12 = ‘ “ hs , > = Tis Fem ts “ — ath dd ~ lai . : ce fnnish: “Guveriorn cord, Peg et Sungay and, evenines. | Gooticar teria omnes: STi Mae nt | sf aeined seer Sun peheY Sion ChE : ie model, Ts 2923 Packasa ‘ t - : ‘ —s STU DEBAKER — 1935 $y ag By yemoere = Dedre | Tour. Cai Hehe Soanis Moron co > AITO aa/¥ mit “Einatell 2403, Open Sunday” | Say as patt, proment, Opes ant ingle Six Sp ard sedan: like new; big sac- ye eS Le Widen, Goon “yeober new Duco body, § | ———~——*=_— rer = aad ievenn. 1064 temee Ter 1233W | 30035 Olive. Homont 3 3035 Lewes | Phaeton rifice. GOODLOE MOTOR ~~ og nang) | AP. 6 AUTOR ©! a : wally fi: EX! ~ te | SALES CO., 5877 Delmar. bl. ' unusua , . b ¢ “A Pe : , i er" ; wr er : Ly atthe RR te BNE NI ii BR COC IOUS EES SIN OTL IIS NRE OT Omi ee 5th Rit eid , edt + ne -. c 4 . = at a eit ye iv DOW N Es Da Al | ndition: good ber Bie tires tor in pDer- —_ == — rcoct ST AT LRONAS ARD ¢6 WEEKLY IUDSA: ass: good order, $173 . = 7 —-—- — ii National tea ‘SUNDA Ho : : ee Touring ee oe tO eae ae . - eS Y di ‘ne ch VOR Sette oe SOEs. ie Ft ee ~ ae ia , 5 5 oo Z . » ae ats: PEN STNDAT ialia HT’NSOW-FRAMPTO ‘NL _ 3398 Locust. zs. af INCOLN Ti TRING roel ag ge at PEOPLE, READ! BIG PACKARD SALE Os. Mi so wi = pa a a et toee . —— . ———— . o _— en aa Coogee © Fs ‘ fone oe Hiss ae uit Tae ; MpeiRed T 7 apct — Se eR PORT : os ww oF pot: Bh ie. % we ade cad , pres Aen term ~* ~*~ wars , og sk 4 DS a Rta, yee tinea aah Ade Beg 9 IN a inte eh 1924 Single ‘Siz sies —o — 1G | Fl pt confess 3. luco fin: . « DURANT TOURING. ! That's why they floc! At TS0%- aires ae cae MARMON—Sport tourings 5, $75 .KLAND—Townns car: $17 =" Where Else, Folks? cp # #Cadillac Hm iSUROL ET Teannas 18H end Tere trace : YAHLEM ae Stare =i? | AEE he ase | meee “Sa Nowhere, but Ya . : | : : ee ——— THE NO INTEREST KING ll F: : ” te)! MAI | r , ¥ *t Tet oo 3 Ask any Packard owner Type 59 Cadillac % : : _—___(°S3xi | town. $450. Gibeon, 5867 Easton | 35 N. GRAND | ony $3e : ae | | de. 2040 OAK L-AND——Tiurine: fine shames and he'll tell you a mouth- ‘7 : _ : ’ es * « ¥e i : Cy i 4 / - . = aeioetls . Mase ~ ss ; _ e Fi : . ‘ ] 16 =i 1 new ti r tor : _ $145. dov le 3843 Fast. sp SEER « aes tee MARM rt tourt : ssest GAKLAND—Motor in good condition: am full The car that made Sport Phaeton y —_ : $300. 6811 Gravois. River EX 4—1923 tou! Dergain. S33 = IN \ND SUNDa} ms. trade. 3520 a. we ee — = igutcmobiles famous — and Equipped with lal Art- to 207. | ; | ane _. ¥ . Brice so - - _ | U PP— fouris tex F | onan see J--i" perfect : walt tee: een lor my) , {}. ape © , ; L t ? , , nae ‘ ot ees -! , ; , : : rr ' | £27 tiud ¥ c : te z Yahlem has em extras: a fast rakish sport. })' rs \ ee e ' ane Pe a ax ) ‘ » iD- wee ¢ mim « “@014 We oe + RRISO? as teu y car at very iow price. Cal 47 : , ‘TT! sFR & , 7 —_ . F x. pdt oan 4 » el nes ah tag * ines or , Sikes “= a ise Py eee S a eve a) ‘i Sapciewst seed : oak late - me ay: 5 RR OPEN tM: HOR Bee —. ah. Seo. ha Ses taakt ’ SP. Ate, Ra “3 f ss Sewer on : N} Almoe: nem. $105. terme. STEI Sec EX OoNew 1687 eee Se | | OBE een apy | EEE Bainiet cen) barman "| OAKLAND —Tearne 193%, Dewan No {nterest—Terms 1035 N. Grand’ —Tearine, good ober. STO, ‘ShO2 a a > = ‘Sie == * cer Tair; : Gan ee. 221 York NEWE ee wl ii . ‘8123 ‘Busines + — 3 - : ~ Fe. 7: : ot 2 | : e. Ford 1 be | at aot - 143 20 a 1923 Marmon m5 STUDEBAKER Ov EN BASKETT MO? R CO. 331 HBB en ed. Webe: cor > TOTIDING ‘tortaled: att Sa 2 wn aay See ie Refintshed and +h . UGHAM aan ee me | si oe or ef - BNW EN SENN | T Lif i al ta Se, JAP. EALTOM . ' 1 } ———— HEVROLET TOURING | icsiss TERS TE SMe Ege | EOP GMI MEE, epetgeicasy Ger) HUBER '26'T tocust. Open Sundar. | | RARELY | OAKLAND TOURING? = HOWDY! : sCadillac SR Er eget eee See EES poco ene ge Vie ee | romething won ane ee Coe: eng yn é| FORD — Testing: Sara demounia ;eben a Se tae REE Ss OO -THvDY & race, “@lou Tell It! The Greatest | et = Ww - o — —— | z : : pmosie e . -s ; a y al ‘ a ‘Tae &. | . ’ ‘# . : iv F ~~ v= thf ¥ " r = = i “ : — gill “UW wy eas —s " 8 Y nye bern _ eo wae Se L 2 A 5 Se: , =. , : - MAX WELL— 19° ae = 1924 OAKLAND Li RING : Bargai ns in Town. . ‘ation anc )}) Type 6] ( ‘adi lla ac . ~~ BI CBs.) : ? COINS UL sd &BAVTOG : na? ; rd — 4. 7 } ] rE bert LDA : rice ‘ . x15 Lane eet Ls + Rement T4080 pert anity you've hee | for $175. WG Lowast Money +422 laa Lande i] S132 Tarrimoat - a a ee aS —S | ‘ 7 ‘ > ; . ak ' i . z . lat es ~~ 7 "T*syT TTPPFATS. ‘ac | aC —— rea S — | . ; ‘ 1 : l« ‘ : @ - : +4 » | e ‘ re. , 4 : ° . aA* ww WHA 3 7 et , 3 3422 Lindell Lamel: S223 Tourng 7 pase. wt mane} * can¢y Summer outing car: goud izpeut . has i PAIGE TOURING | practically aw a= Mora van or oe 2. CO LR ithe Be Pan Oey ang » nee: hem os erm yest ae ease ro “ ah me ' * “2 wae | iets nt neat : S Rice and clean! $196. Terma. . | 7 ‘ SPORT TOUCRID ——— ass ) Money back guarantee. ai é -_ . Mi ; as : : : ~ : it 4 - ~ Landes 993 sis3 _—— eye's ea Ue omosile Hoban zs ms il - : . ll bw Ba , RR ae ene } nAR TO PAY : ; . — . . a. new cmay reer Duce O'% SRL AD Toartes car ~~ JH MY' , A ; ’ , ne ye ia | =. ee ; ‘ _— aiheab : ba | to lO C . ° . | oe eau ni of? AB + Inmt 4 go at $635- tint Cie a «rei. Colfax §24M. (eo) | det — No ] Lerest at —- oe = : i- 3 excellent running comd)- OVERLAND —100) ' , : : oe , a North ‘'y owerhavied a bier . a" ne an : i: can SOO wa an i stone 23 x Latest two-tene sport t eet An sous be r on .t ' = . Us s ars on Hand ae ——_—__—— SASH —Fourtes touring: cOet $195.5 ve Tihs ae ; + ngadle paced : SARE BEIT Se TOE AUT Spl SV . tt Spo: curing ; 1085 N. PRA ND =" Ss anc mete@meter tiem: Al tires: me | seeew. 924 BUICK SPOR NE Ww ELL 3422 Lindell then pearance Ld 4 — y i= ' HLEM YAHLEM, 1035 Svaih

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SUNE. 14. 1925 me 900 AU TOM OBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. o-oo POST-DISPATCH ee SUNDAY JUNE 14. 1925. BORE ee ee tL E - PASSENGE ae ES Touring Cars for Sale Tourino Gars For Sale Trucks For Sale ‘Trucks For Sale | ee ee uuu, ee a —_—- -- radi- | PIERCE-ARRUW-—7-pare Al cundition: L nickel , rh == = = | = a - E _ Touring Cars For Sale. Sale — Overland [ed gg , 7 al mist sell. 3842 S. Broadway. Chevrolet 1924 Light “Delivery; D ¥ 200. Bowes draulic hoist; mu: — = the price hie) wn . With semibalioon tires: fully equip: red : for ligh ¢ ne: y 4 cy oo nadie “| ‘ | equero} ‘sw rives like oe | © aa Terms will sacrifice for quick sale, Nelson Ser. cL es: @ good buy Ot) beady: 1 pod, co iition: cheap. 3854 Ken- d' D r ; priced very | terms. new & real a eH » vice. Channing wrt 6 8-7 $325. Terms. Money back guar Andel as7st. J wl a. ote - os ng and Lawton, ic?) | ary. . ‘ 2 MOTOR CO d 15 Years . ~ . 4 | TRUCK——*%-ton, $250. Angelica -Garage, IN 2041-43 ee bi. NEWELL 1 Lindell S122 _ in Business’ Pierce-Arrow Demonstrator NEWELL Lindell S123 bane | cD St | O-tims touring: : ke new: big) SERIES 80, TOURING, USED 3300) ~ ee | TRUCK—4,-10n; closed body oo . ' ; _Gition, 2~5 Sa Francisco, Q | fi 1920 Peerless ‘‘8’’ Victoria....>...$575.00 Hi 1921 Studebaker Special Six Coupe. 475.00 | 1923 Hudson Coach ...\.0...cceccce tbe ie ng. i ?5 CcCAVSsS O° « a. DA P rade liod S$ « effer- STI LES PAINTE we « RI NCESS A] op° : ' ] i, tee ) eee, Inn & "GREAT. SAVING, OX EW 1923 Chevrolet Truck absolut. perface “ ; , jaca) , - we : . . , gg a — | ANTEE. OPEN SUNDAY Panel body: ready to do vour ha , 2R ton panel body. 6 cord | ) j — | 1921 Peerless ‘‘8’’ 7-Pass. Sedan. . ..$825.00 4 | 1922 Studebaker Light Six Sedan.. 775.00 mss —- The following cars must be sold NOW. Every | one of them is in fine all round condition. As x. an inducement for immediate sale, we have made DECIDED REDUCTIONS in the PRICES. Every car represents unusual value. “32s 2° uns As OR hits Bis edie ested west 42 -. ’ u a ° o | ee . ~ i a it ttt lt, a ” be going at $275. Can ase it up. | 5-to1 Viam nd T dump. eslightiy ltl aii alle a a ll i i tii tt aes ing a | tt hi Pine, lop: refin panned In A 4 7 . cad Mereciont durir ig week days , ch Aa net : . cream whe : ; | ST ANT EY STEAMER—Touring wt. 1 ‘DODGE BROTHE RS TRUCKS B ARG AINS IN ONE- -TON ‘ , : yale hin els: ‘Inch Li 'O-ineh ly | TRU e } : ’ {S - > ’ ; = : a ‘ *y° . \ mate ~ »| 7 ¢) uri ig) : las em Phat’: *| a ai moto: $4448 Hevsie av . a oa — : a . fs li ul lg . 5 : 8000 7 h . rhe : a . i ing : ST ANL > y S TEA M eR 94)> " ’ +h . 1a ~ . , + — ps i ‘ ; ; J i, ; on RR )? mont 3° IAI a af; ’ Or. aad fru: "oO " STAN tee: —— ‘ sort eUTIn As _ ws > on eneeee . } “RT Op faz. " - > aa mernth b the iarger sizes Ca alae | NAS URING a : Foro age » tomes oy PORDL ght rm cig mer ig ows 8y v ive you your cho'ce ot several weil: ' | ng - ae ey! ruck; cheap. 12350 uty lakes. S : ley : ~ a is par has been com. ( if 1993 Pac kard STEARNS. KNIGHT TOU RING Oth _at » you buy — : ; a her @ 1921 Peerless ‘‘8’’ 7-Pass. Touring. .$750.00 | TERMS YOU CAN WERT | 1921 Peerless ‘‘8’’ 7-Pass. Touring.. 675.00 oe CAN MEET ah 1921 Franklin 5-Pass. Touring...... 575.00 TOU We aries. Al pare. a : ; aot tea completely equipped; disc wheels, 2 Cher rotet Truck. l-ton; with milk ) Aer goed condittor shop: special equipment: can )) Mur own orice al terms. 4718 | be purchase} for a fraction Sree : nt of its artual value. } “STVPERA KEP —specia] ( uring: hie car. Fa: RD Ton “tru kK; CADILLAC AUTOMOBILE Co. rifice (inodlae Motor Sales. S&77 De} _tiflee. 6314 Page Of St. Louis. |} mar hy] (‘adanv 680) fe’) | FOR D—T ruck let LOCUST AT LEONARD | STUDEBAKER 11 touring overhauled | S100 lakes t : * ngage — ~~ 3039 Lo. late mode]: | Ott ai = et eee eee — aT oe -4Q99 a " 1923 on ae “a iio ? Sport Touring Sport car of high power has muffler cut- Maire tires more = — ~ ——~—— i ei ie er ee ee ee een il, —_— eee ~~ eee 3 2 3 * * s Fan ¢ “gpa Of LOCUST Telephone Born OPEN sv ND. a. i, =—— I ee alae pt RS crm 352 _Easton Service Stake et lt - a — ee ee ay - Diamon qd T Dump 6 nte 09 23 dD 09.9 09 S19 Ge ao on) ro) - Hh iptet att if} uit mi, Owing to the great popularity of new Hudsons, we have accepted as part payment four Hudeon Sedans that we have put in such fine condition they warrant our 90-day guarantee i» mechanical parte All have been lacquered, and carry one year guarantee on the paint They range from 1922 to 1924 models Fully @quipped as to two bumpers, spare tire snd cover, automatic windshield wiper. rear vision mirror, stop ete. Priced from $875 to $1375. Cash, terms or ex- ro 9 S) ** *-* *-* 1675 ; | 1923 Single Six .$ i ,oq back guarantee. Terms, Bargain, 0 Mik o>. nae : oe ’ ‘ ‘ ; : , eal 2 ' . ¥b—Touring: | share | and he'll tell you a mouth- Studebaker Special Touring: NCGition. og! ‘Kon ws " INTERNATIONAI | {ACK- INAL why not come over today? _ “a ! ‘ & bit’. twin six touring for ¢ Price | 4000, Page 9 | DODG Seesaw trick: cased: weed con. 1% and 2 ton trucks, excellent condition RE y | oD ae a |p ORD —Dunip ‘truck. Before 11:30 a.m. |) | ~ . OLIVE &| Sunday, J. Lindsev 5 a cate ii s ih PEOPLE, AD! | CHNURE.BU 1 K GARRISON | =a rs 02 8 Ch ning. | Pierce Arrow Tractor. 7% || : | CASH OR TERMS Open Sunday Till Noon. “ : debaker pecia { t 0: ; renin: ae “ore — er, 'ti|| Mack Tracto : 1 me BIG PACKARD SALE 1oae elegant shape: chans, opgene: 38 mn ee park Wood Z19 a } os oo : iy i | |p K { bi ! C Steet y : al Au OMOdLe VOMpPany 150 | ° Si ae ee , ; .] SSS 192 4 Single ix. . $2 , NEW ELD 3422 Lindel] 15 Years | Broadw ay. ; ? rl os Nash Chassis 4 OaKI on r in-good condition: new full The ear’ that made this is a big bargain, $295. ( * her 4S Not black walnut Jum | | MOTOR TRUCK CORP.. Gee W orn a gree a] SAXON—C ontiner meters. gaas ditten 2 4erey a i » ; See these trucks today priced to sell; 4 } > a " ‘ Buick: renainted: good shane: bareain, | FOR! 192 light delivery; $375:||i|| G. M. C. Stake IS ( sOOID Kt LOCUST AT 23D ST. ' Bomont 1840 SSS Lindell 8122 in Business | j ee 3) | Mack Chaesie After all, none of us have any money to throw away. We all! : ' rt nat i] rand SPL ‘ ’ . ’ » a ‘ ¢ : > il-a [ow | ry ; - - 2x0: %ine S , 1 OAKLAND—Touring. ]9°2- ; ex : ‘ automobiles famous — and eisige Looks and runs like new. | FORD Trucks, $6. per week, smal] "ena “- ; —— a ath We |! ' ‘a Hee. tal, motor: rood > F i 3801 J 3039 Locus . e ; atz at @g n: 340 $440 Vista | DOUGH 925. trucks ery cheap ma: | ulpped th calbe and bodies to suit es ‘ “ = at Hiup at $495—4just | SCRIPPS. BO ITH-——1922. model. 7R “Gonri. rade 2406 8 Jetfereon. —_* — Pern sk for Mr. Ww arner open Syn- hene . 2 ~ ai .$575 : la . tu lebaker Light-six Touring: FORD my ton truck, ‘10: o1 . only ‘ 5 ‘ Master Dump Single Six. .. . $850 | looks like new; paint. tires A-1! — ing ogakaigie wORD curtain: body; ne Ww tin 993 |) Acme Dump .. _ #108 tik ‘Kory. Victor LOLbM: iii! Federal Dump | | | , ; PORD TRI? c K—C h rrr r¢ ‘. ¢17-- ny ——-—— — —~---— eap Rear 5949 7 wie. Cael) . W here Else, 1 Folks? | STUDPEBAKER—Special 6 tourings; a!) iii ‘ re : have to work for it. so come over and see one of : ™ 7 es ’ pr TOS s cars In absolutely firat-claas | Fors Pon truck 7 THT? rhyhe - idle i aa riing : ‘ta “i n 0 our satisfied cus- 3 ' ; Nowhere, but \ ahlem Ss . ee tion: you can ‘t Zo wrong on a Special liver ‘NOAA eHnndaiti a SRA ‘MoNair — 4 a ‘kard Dump eee ee | tomers. Ww 6 will sure give you your money ’s worth in a good car = - ‘; come tn and look them over! North} wr pment, ng > : sabes Telephone ® i eats =e \ OAK! AN Touring car; $35 cash. ~ 1919 4 k , P; _- = sites | 3s, Studebaker Store, 2729 N. Gr and | POD tog true! ®. : . stake body: gel] | ) rae 4 Chapman. ome in and visit us and make yvourself at home. We are in back == a3 ' ‘a 14! , ASK any ac Kare whet (53x) Btn) Me 0 Ny of every car we sell. When you see these cars you will find just SS ds ; ‘ema list today only a few real value ¢ , erm t ‘ ‘ ; ‘ P 7, a ] iT 3 : : ys on } ; ; . * ‘ ; oe & ' BLA} . Cw. dal heap: must. 6. : E—Touring; good order; $100. 7903 | 30 down and $22.50 a month ! crifice. ‘ Sidney ; ia aha 4 } a | Ford Coupe, / uco paint... 29 Cadillac Phaeton , | ee Hows i | oe ' ani Irn : 9 _ , me Sy iiverie Den an lome 1 148 Dorris, 2-ton assis. . Ford Coupe, fully equipped 125 Ford Touring be it; 192] sport to uring: $200: fine 'y 'THWEST NASH CO Or : SISOS ut tern Depry 7 Nash. l-ton Produce Body. $325 ; \KLAND ood} : > $2 f' rected , Hie > | ; | : ri rf | MEL ; P ; ——s 2 ani = cyt tf rmerals , - 1 ' . H. ( ** «> ton ( ‘avered .° °o . $733) seraldine eeeVE-——Touring; jate ev forfeited on} nia DE ‘A AKE R- 1924 tourtng:” not an or- | bes 7 Saat ee ae? ee 6 6OORY = Be} ON ‘ rin 1P ° PEAS Nt conten tame MMMnan Nate Agction Coe S10 Ole | timee sear eh eee Nigh toate: | garate. | Call amy time Sen Runt ||)! "Stake | DOULA Slade lowick Auto Co like nes arcair trade for _ ~— -_ 1 | pe eis. Mient mo- + a _ — ; S Denby, 2%-ton Dump. ; ~ fe) baht : : ; 1/ , rf. . al My y hare: in EO »] ’ : * 2 ~ ye arent ih, sith pa a p a — oOAaArkadn. eed a ié O i 7 rover-| ip \ ; 0) : : ae : - bi W ih ih te wi ii at ~ Bali eet PE oe ew lee noney; on! lack, 2-ton Du mp -: wri Exchange Car Department —~Grand T601X% 3418 Locust. Open Sundar so at i ait uff ny ; ie — ’ ata Bins saad — , , ms) ali buy r91 } hh I ifs sii nt White, 2-ton Tank Truck,! AG it 0 A iat es ia Pann a 3 1 | ila Tn , ‘ 54 Par e * LOOK ! —i4-ton truck rul 000 milee- Or} Frc Jefferson at Lafavette | . | Chosed-in body; sei] che: ontral oti" ier makes mm one . | | | . OTR. | lak Open all day Sunday and every evening. mintiaine . HW eekly Sr le hme SANG: a1 | : Poa Te edt 1924 STUDEBAKER | FORD—1924 closed truck: first-class von.|Ma tO five ton capacity. jl : - MacCarthy-Ps — Sap Ht SPECIAL 6 TOURING ed e200 cash. See owner, 907 S. | Equipped with stake or | yd N24 Out , P . ‘ ; ’ > ' Ford (or > wQ. \ Sou ( ipe signa! change your small car. HUDSON-FRAMPTON 3309 LOCUST ST. is Dati TT slice BI sik ad a fi; : Seepage Tt per aa is eat APY ; te t aif " a Ph Ant be 3 edt Sheth Brinpreeweae iced _—s Se, f BOMONT 3102X oss Lord Tudor i ” lee B] ul ; {) dsm i Bi. acdster, | oe ” ¥® er ete. . mk , 51 F OPCS Park an.. 5 — : a-ton, delivery by mM, Lou ma naior Ton Accessories, Parts—For Sale Auto Bodies For Sale PIR : om a bo : eo ee ep ~. / I an om ‘UCK BRODY Ford Web Paine & ourin : Ste rt wo-« A’ ti loa - » . iis + i i cA | ‘ s* /_-, ine: - ‘ 4 ro j E. > B ATTE RIE 4 e er a ne © 1th) Giive Rae aA > MINIS. Ye try and O2 —_—_ - — — ine . KL BR AY ary S STE Sem big ARTS. Lidge lel ‘ars: lowest : = « vid 7470 Manchester rd. fer - Ody: cheay take lare ’ ‘ter | > LUXE 'TOMOBILE co a ‘4. te aT } FALVAGE. }. : : fe) . Pass port rn i! | orful - s ‘ > . vo ** = c Ss , : 4 + ‘ > ; ! . - ’ , 1 . . (Ces. : a : ' . ' . sf Almost Chevrolet ; 22 lition: $450 take s it. "3839 Linc 0 i} eon ee 003 F. Schirmer. Riverside 3028 } Automobiles For Sale— , —s CSS 2 3107 Locust. on Lot OTR CAR CO |, 24° SB ER 8 cons ROADSTE: R BODY—idze, With Believiite 4 wher ~ rakes: it‘e ; sen s 1 t Chandler : : , it it. (STUTZ—Sport touring. $595 $175 down | M) | a aia | = ‘ Dev non’ £96. Eren ngs, . ee ; de Delmar Bt. "SE and new aut@mohile parts for or alifornin Sop bargain. igh’ 3 Oakland . | classy: guaranteed. 3843 Easton av.— a alr a rome a — ss if : a ferent makes and models of cars 4 ~~ GARG. \INS in Ford ‘bodies Ford _ = , ————— factory cost. Send for free pa Supply Co.. Chouteau at “eee f ; 10 Fords. Al ...... If || STCTZ—16-valve. series G > -pass-nger gr enedigns v mo r tu t overhauled: th 7 oe (tiny wat the car for sani nigh-| . | | ( Parts Co). 4103 - net ; . , SS sees OS ome e Price ab sre: af ne TT ry ’ . a ‘atalogue entury Auto frat ¢4 DARGAINS Iu bowl) A y EB AR TO P AY ' 5098) Dima : 0 tees Lx ¢ $1 ° > (Jrand fel) | ’ Fn’ By, - ; bap 7 was own. | Vv KBER MOT OR ( AR hp wsth 5 ve at., St ae Mo , 04 ae] pieasure: coven te euit. Shoo 7s ay fe ; i seer. ot imar. ah x ic’ RI Ten truck: 199 larter: lace’ Aout , @ Masinn tae” Ga eee ae . "Yr ‘ 1ce ae TLC ANIZISNG hh 4 Sacha tinue "' |/RICGEST USED FORI> BRODY SALE MOTOR @ : N Q ] 1) te rest iS i as é Sm. (Co! umbi a. Jew og sports ] i iin «Cf Ss] P : “olg , } ' : . ’ , ’ sds . “ — ( OMPAN Y “7 egaeh ? Pe } varie TH > YEA R HERE o ra i! kK sag - assiest: rare bargains: meth av... Ferruson, | ‘ergu-| 6 ry as a a wor pe 'SED | corn , . - 2 UNITY * , > ’ PARA ocel + est me the finest selection of USEI rhe ( ry Ol Judges - International Truck Parts Wax? FOR Goal j nz ! 2310 We SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS I’ ' demonstrate anywhere; trade. 3843 Eas- m ; lA in | ‘ WASH . Sen (7) PORT. fich ' as , . ; a" A4RS that can be found in St FE; all modela;: of ™ off jiz LOW EST * aaa; weer : est of PERRINE- RP ANDSETTE n MOTOR “co YOUR a . fe a new tires and A LEM LOOK! ! A STU TZ! Sunday 9 to } -~ tern pe) sed in anv was _As £0 od a w. i] souls can inspect them in ne | \ Ou | "611 Market ___ fe89) MENT ; / ; ia ’ ‘ T 4 | BRAY-HAMBIPC TX) vat — at RA oS = ann h as AIR after supper fuat | _ — a sain OPEN ; . wi) naKke you '. ; “sive - ig AK 4 : , what heed *) - r ear } f a» wo ¢ — ‘ om ofr yy “r , A ANT ' rag 1035 N. GRAND ul |D. H STUTZ SPORT TOUR | meee a elmar b “G08 Ractan Cee: Sabes. Teese Pili ae well. as if it? were day, Out fi Be the Judge and | WE GOT the STUFE CHAMPION BODY oo $147 LOCUST: . ee | rie wets | ’ . i 7" eA | yas Leet " | ss ¥ : . : . | . . Pa —_ . mutastecmet ae a Le —_ i ene eatecna bi i Fue. starter, SIRS; wen, CuUrees Ded) HERE THEY GO. | | salesmen will be on the lot to wait Do Yourself Justice | ou d parts jor 1% ice Feel | jy ea 1€ amous Stutz “a pide gl ; y ey. terms a ntom | si “OF ss b I v o : | ; at ;1 ,TUATAT * Pe Spx > ns 4 ‘ ee ets mm ; ‘ i bakers In all body types Fords C 2) “ WH J eL_LS-—F ive “wre -} $2x4 M Boh Union Battery Service. 2400 59 or . . er there to ch} ane Puttin ; ¢ : { a r= bali ‘ ' i . tir oh + pr oD t . ‘ 1 | | | in ® Werle hubs. tires: cheap Be {oo | tees ve ITE MPLA R—Touring “sport good condi- ; : . | from 1922 to 13925 all models tion; good rubber: only $425. Mace ‘ar- ; ' die ‘CR eS! * . ! parkine ‘ ‘eli, : saeet+ i Fon (D-——Ton truck: regular screen bodv RM tandard makes in Tourin ' ACCESSORIES — *icke!-place onda wr thy-Archer. 430 N. Euclid. Forest 6°6 > Pee ies . . . Gis Alwa’ el “ eer d | | lampe. 65 f ‘ham pion X plugs, 45¢: A-f) 5 Cha si F Sal (c82) ; bic a+ Salta . Bot pe ; \ ; ‘ rs. loads ers {‘ oupes ana >-e- } And + her 1 sed ‘ OF Tite olug ; ‘ Les "> reair Dyra- | se 8 Ss or = Le — _ Cabany’ BAS yore condit! on: low laf ayette. ( und ph ae ARONDELET ? AO cans Over 150 tb select from “ | B irg in am SUE odes. Kreen or Sim f a so oo ag On tru = cha sae. 1609 ‘Eafe. abdany 6! v\ EO] : , . , ‘ 3 } ; Tt (fae ‘ . . , oe Hit é a Ss : ~| r ‘cent off ow | ette U , ro RI on truce Qe e! ric. star : . i | ferms to please rou Open day sO = or ww OC. oT eo : ~Tourins fy down: trade for Mist dump r vervthinge @27% Tate aaa oe , ’ : or vl vaive | r JC. 1URRARe | FOR " CHASSIS Starter, W'de a . * 5. * ' N ° -- nm (i4) ' ‘ . re } 4 St) ley ; . a — —— i * - j j . ‘ - + : ‘ t m runt s: by ‘owner: S4'': zz. yocusy roma fi Pee . 47 11 Meeural | Bridge. cost bar ' ho n—t $35 to S55: all rea Lo . verins ; : , — : ‘ go ins Tevie Motor te Ford dea!l- ere S008 Locust Open Sundays and eve- ouring e $100 cash, rms | Terms 005 Loe . oar Baa by wl Oe SEE Hut | a. te - __ 3005 Locust. | Wirrys- KNIGHT—1973 touring, newly) BRAY-H: = PCHEN MOTOR CAR CO, | Fe ae le Bomont 533 fk SS SE | , ae , : | : : . 7 painted: Al condition: price reasonable. ol" nar bl ; a ge 4422 Lindel! 16 Y xe ber looks like new: $675 FORD-—Tichi delice: a, hacect tioned and repaint- . ak yes, Row ee ORAM hs Auto Bodies For Sale | Awa 8 _onen 3°67 £ _Or a DL tour! ng: balloon WELI, re > a med) ete buy Today. | coe eR 6elvel if open body ae | Victor 344 Grand | ; ? ’ i true I7: « body. $4f. | et ee ee ~~ an weautiful fi . Lindell 8122 in Business | 1A OM, Cue 008 , | $75: real hareain: ? hers choose | , ’ | Das BODY As truck; ‘17; grocer body rane 3 Jef- - “See SRS aa as atl 0 Lorus _| fron Tevin Moter Go. Ford Dea! ed Used Cars. Hi 5°51 Paw vue ‘aah = —ii——,,_,_ Accessor es, arts For Sale | ington (c7) FACTORY adjustment Ont wah Gen, “7 > *. 3 sane af Painted Rolle- Royce blue | ; ROADET EI 0 | ered eases! WILLYS-KNIGHT' | roxscie-son- vee can OADSTERS. 200 | pring ‘ | vee to ry be © 1925 , ys . ‘ en ' COUPES ese 185 Up } Qlr2Q alms ! o LU Bees 4 Pe + TS bor iniv cay "OO = Orh ; St... a wt ie - TY ; vie coupe | year. Fire stone. 80x kh : ‘ . i | ' ‘ TOO ipoen even Unks (amy i . “ T (Fea bh ne today | 44x4 7 5 37 a4 N4n4& St . : " “1 ' le ¥ pe RR Te Ray tag abe A 4h t otay ber hour. A good buy at steer iinennt ol Terms. A dandy buy. Touring. Late model; repainted ane pers ‘actically : ar; can be bought vers = SE S 4765 irons a ' fil! a & 2429 ’ , nickele@: good tires, motor is gfo00d, arrive | -hean: tert men Sundave an vening Ss, 4 spl te BE fist dp ‘TO Ot} = a ive Rn on 10 gall f “4 e) | orders filled Mo. TAN} Mew Pa sins i _ : $422 Linde AS ¥ ears this ear: trade your old one. Open Sunddy . a. if =: YK 1500 7 , - 5% TO : uM ; A Ne) . , _ RNS ag . saving; ; mel] 81 °° in Business oe 1 @ ond nin es . waht sia a D BRA N D N EB 17% Mod ? r fy ; | —~— - s fe . a pe : pa} is Sih. Le, PAY as you ride hich-ere, « tiree eghete ; . SOUTHWEST NASH CO. , Fc -Ton ck: jf ith ‘- | | . ' a BAT! ERY CHARGE R. —Auto wea? mall down payment, Lalance e@ay Lehmann 3441 Pine Andel) 6949. $401 Locust, , - nea ' 200% Olive Bomont 3800. 3039 Locust. | eas body; $165; this is guare . py: ee 1925 Series, Peerless Six 7. eries: cheap rand 40) STR S558! tert . Leu ie} (ema and Sonday , ; » «pase. ; will make oth.) Olive TRE i ad ed: te 7 ¢ “ired: gevera] oth Addi ge Ford Dealers ’ ae | Pre a , it rat : ; touring odles good SOLID TRU CK TIRES—-AN sit. all igegite, r outing car; "Om, ' 20 S. Jefferso1 assenger Sed: and 7-Passe |RUMPERS. spring bar. will fit most car o . 0 ‘fee Mr. Ganntear sal reese ’ ines ke . “ a ar; goos tv IN TC IN——Teuring. 7-passenger: {nr excel aT An oi NY A rmTo , Ay : v {i : Pad oan ~ - : ia a 2 / P strate S J lan d 7 ' . J | front ol rear. $.3 oO saw Washing- ’ ae : Be oF - !? - r —. oa Fg oD _ Tose nN tee os . _ white po rt Our : wal €ic. $195. Don t j lent cond! tion thronghout Riefling. Ford : R ar . i. r we er Phaeton Exece fing slioht ; ' ton eit area? rae . ‘ms §9 ra ! ang * an as » os I . saeewad> «Mies it. Tere. Money e *k guar Dealers, 2501 8. Jefferson. FORD Agni a? ha pe eo rT? it 8 oe oe st Un A ae § \ rs | | fe _ 4395 eenen: trade oe q ’ ar. : os 2s , noone on - Ar 9 Lontra otc 2) ‘ il . ‘ * , ' j . ' ly, , ‘ ; > - La ; an” uarheut 1) uceo fin Po "40 a e ’ —_ : > 99 rin will uar Just ‘ ; a4 cin | if j A PI PPIN / a ra lascicg a “uf ‘ r ! ean , PB! dirging , me ' “A Jur ’ , ri ae ; Or 8 8 ree. oxi 4245 Easton. fe) > ' ELI. S422 | Linde}! 15 Years WINTO N-—Model touring, ous guar antee; only $135. Open evenings : 4 a « r : hange im Goesige f radiator, moo, ee eT ea ey ~a yuat iced very low : TIRES Twe 34x4 tT 8&8 eooimen: pew sh es . ’ . ' : » te ‘ 7 81° SO each 170 N. 32e) s . has bum . ricad ( NamMmpion Pienty : / ay + £4 . LM evo . iti $5200. will Linde! dndell 8122 in Bi isiness antee condition of car: cost ~ Sundave r, h tly ¢} a a! sacrifice at great reduction: terms, trade; mw ar ay CO 28AT Olive ¢ a . , these two cars are exactiy the 7 ee ys $73.5 iva > ren y ‘ ' , pen Sunday. FOSTER MOTOR CO.. Inc.. VINSON ATO 4k. x WILLYS-KNIGHT | iit etta’ aevern Gar Disa. heal ) 3 e) | TIRES— Solid 46x10 U §. ae SR | mode|ls. vol y - | BODIE ve have several slightiv used 4 rubber: wheels inctuded. Benton’ 3 2740M, : PAIGE TC TOURING same as present e 14-16 Wa hington. Ford 1924 Ten-Truck: ateel body: | 6&5 4: i-vol ied M s 2 | COL PE-SEDAN vo! 5 | 30x93 tires, $5.1: ‘up- passenzer coupe bodies ot less than hail) TIRES4 3x5 Fisk cords; same as new: Oravian brown practically Nellie av.. Luxemburg. St. ’ vetle County , itt] 4 ae ae $250 | World's farmaus ee ; ri - d Sat. T uv ae oO! ’ OFriG rar? , 8 . mt a ’ - 4 ’ ’ ’ ° : ‘ abe Si vert ‘ ' = ’ ; . ; ‘3e) ia : f te ‘ | — NOW 15% DISCOUNT. jn | focg cords, $12.95. 34 nderson,| on balance Champion Body Co. $147| ee 7 SOx new Kelly casings; only 7} 2 a heap, re ; % ° ] 5 le a — ] a" 4 4 « ; . LOU RING c ARS -pases. if ) cab top; WOOKS like new : run very ’ (og . ; ; ‘ " ‘ These cars can be bought | ples cord EY Ttoy th original putes mpletely epuipped run A") miles, Dargaine, 3839 Linesin, you will only (c7 motor: imm wit? at - 1 . OCW nproves with age . Champion Hedy each. O14 N. 32th ines: a iit- 2 ; , ~ own ve * id car as part | ——————— gas RRP io, . . sdavy. Termes. } Back lar. | good tires } 3 ~e 1; Open al] doe. Y | 3-108 ee | sega 1? 15 Y ‘ eit ag dpc ringing ot} ‘ - i + ‘ ea’ Pe | ie narti ular sport ' _—— —— J ‘ort gr i eB Lee ---- ; 2 : : ' te . ap hew rip - ig tly a or 5 . ; ive Bom — 3800 oo & Be How to Buy rit se N KE W E LiL Lit ' ss in Business je! a $1795 car. in excellent | etter ae + peaee: ts Cc ; rie ~« ' $ ' ie / - ; i? ‘ } ~ . ‘ ’ Tog : nar ‘é = 7%, P . low mij + a MTR ‘a ce ro this eco Bes d Ww address and ’ our COP) of this ry gan ty | - Traffic trucks : : ; rT Sedan. .. : ay yR I is SHO tbe = ’ =. ; ' nee: ae een. eek ‘erv one guarantred as rep-| ee ae ‘ORD BHODY—Coupe “7 y “TFe | ONEs—sox: . | moneys -making booklet will be seil c eap, (rat “O18 B ™ : P Refinished ana recond! ®& +eouring care: prices from $60 to ng . RD BODE —— eines toa ona ' $4 75 pve 1 $) 40, 46a a j ] ST) ) : a “ ‘asin Cc HRemica "ittie rs bears new-car gual- | New Paiges— - if OC. Grek ton (ruck: spring bod ‘sented--and free service for wheels as low as - one »- passenger || mailed to you promptly. y' “Sg FORD—Ton truck tody, new: hich @lites Baer @ qj f ommer 1a i ; tioned, these cars are as good , ity te buy Ford perts ‘3 . One 4. 188 et a ¢}° “e * F S20 Sty te oe : s feos to; ceed cab will aacrifice _ thw s aa >} 52 > 7 7 Sy \y na J j ae an 5 eo 17 ’ ’ : Ss, , " » . ~ “ a . 4 } ‘ sa ' esa Pissenger | nneson. ST. LOUIS DURANT OF: eT 2 ator au Pa g CE ST A, as new in every respect. oe }( R l) sP EC 1 ALS 2094, Washington , PRES Two, we ars completely | | sank tecuk We tea | INTE F NAL HARVESTER —1- tor ne “as pee. Her | : 8. ) ge a : FORD BODIZS—Tounngs, roudsier. irucks. | each cence mas te} meah com- woe an iaeacemanerece mame cnet PR oe yo a meddler ods , Pena) wh ey he ea These VALUES must be tore ear Gn feent wa.50- 3 lipe ' coupes, eedets. 4229W Natural Bridge 3p. m y : ' . wows a. “~ plan emg , me: ' . a i . uy ' "" 7. ee ' : ons 8-4 ; (eri ~ uln " sler Jr.. 7049 Marguette. ng i - ‘ ' Or) » in | > ( y ) } os ' neds ‘ . ‘ : - . : ; a ; equipped—balloon tires Trucks For Sale | ani eae tone 5 Hu meh. SEEN to be APPRECIATED. ae 5 sedan 94.75. tan beita, lhe: | FORD DODIEAcc heated Bist tea | eg 4. 5 Res west rick ‘ ee Pewee te yy me ; ‘ oe) pedal pads. Soc: svrin : | $15: truck. $19. sedeh $35. Z2Al1 bam | tube ae bets Mee, *? being closed out « 1439 _N._ 19th, ee ad Ov VERLAND—T veh Hg tht. delivery: pe One 82> pease * | Cash or Terms. ae | $12. ton ay. _ | ‘ev! im _— Vv E RIA SD: . pad, ’ turing | ’ le, : 795. PUSOC out at ; ar Ne "St OF OF trade. f " : — ae vat } ingee ' J | FORD hi he A- . J MAb. ’ ) 1 . . SUPPLY , . veering Mt rria ="tf Ot =, | PPow't N | REO—Truck; open express bods 448 Delmar 1456 FORD RADY —-Bareains, trucks. all 4 Money Gu ‘ : ro Sl i ge CFV ei! ns | PPL tbs \ F): bare an i: ne ears. 24 mod arg

iral Bridge (c § Tr bef | t val Bridge. 3 . , : | ore buying : , $450 oc condi ti ll réasonabk trade 0 ne n car goed condl- ; any eR. 7) CONMGITIONR . Bei: at A ae . p> kK Automobi le t? ¥ TR i ER Irn pine ; ‘ | up. tounrntsz + UP: os ~* * *} ir. 3 . DO . _~~— -we- mee eS, poe i emal! trus AK: cash or tertis. 5229 . ” ‘ " rar KAM! RIT! A — . . _perrect Cnty - 4 ery a S75: das ' Oper | Ceavers Cal yp -, N ae MISS La BRA NPD. ) a ET —-fPump 1 truck cloned cab. | | aham Piveratde 42382M , And 32 other makes ! “ele ute mM tion: cheap Forest S023 i¢ ; pameer. a vy. hietings. silo Olive. . rT r ’ ‘ i 1)- c’ . 5 . , . : : ~* : r ’ . . : —_— ~ lack Bird: complet NEW “Nat ural van ide. ict cat ate ic} REPUBLIC—2-ton truck; Al condition Make Your Own Tern Orm any | SHOCK Ce we One set of Hassier’s RD BODIES “many price, special terns NEW ye tight “delivery truck; ‘fine | ol Texas ay ‘ rie unday am’ Eevenin. ty Pp | $2 si = oA SA VAGE Fa 5H “N ee 4 She me “ barcaine; md ; , ree . bare > mm ; - > — 1 {ow 7 : é ot r 4¢ ' , ' ~ . . ; : 7 ' re Fe. s TO : “ - *. 's= ‘N > E ‘oe 308% oc 10 Olive et t ‘tel ; ELL, 3015 . [, O° ust. —. 192 4 model. bargain for ak 5 WIC br. : ] > , 3 t ia ' = : ease ) ; Loc 1" ST AT o3n ST. He a 4 Ford parts new and used: : : ; a s i? th ot a ri : quick sa'e; terms; open Sundays and eve- | TRAPP if TRUCK 618 i a ~~ LOUIS AUTO SALES ; bodies. Motors, fenders. Th oa - fame Ris by “Ove rnd 4 15 . - + . i BR n ere \f : ‘ 7. 4 . a 4 ha ° le us Baby rie . | oy Cars in Rug} nings. Delmar 2 547 7. 4650 Easton, (cO3x? , tu d, , « Bend rd. Ma ’ Ort ' hod les abe. frames or — i RWERYT BODY ¥ 1924 model: looks and run t > in usiness - Z ; nle woo . Nh a Bomont 1840. . TS die * like new must be seen to be appreciate’: 7m. 4 CHE VROLE mT on trucks 102 4 mode's , Pes : oe , - ; is ' bal fax LI. ici Spcecater romister or teu rice rieht for auic k eale. ut . Open Sunday. ehassis . iD. 18 yey ve imift is open byeyet ~ , -ten r | = Me ae ’ r ’ i i — ~ . = a . t’ . T: ‘4 *) rms or ae « ats Mouth ewornet ities : eeoconod choke. -aeh 728 Gravo Ope — ~ : SM): terme; open Sundaya and evenine SOON se : _ career oa o oe a —— = = - Aute Pat 1403 8. loth. Cent. 0615 1 Gravols. ay ateabaa sieeocliaatieet ~" | —— — lclmar 2547. 40657 Easton av., (63x) 21: : awl ~~ 7 ee a sas ACKARD—Twin. 7 passenger; best offer , 5 — takes it. 23517 Dodier.

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ng ag oe 900 ROOMS F OR R REN1, With and Without Board—Is the place you-have been seeking advertised today? ves Fost - DISPATCH ~ SICYCLES—mOTOR CYCLES BUILDING MATERIALS STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES ‘STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES MUSICAL | MUSICAL ‘ROOMS WITH BOARD. — West vee — - a “ TH6S5A—Large and PRAND-NEW toilet fit: low vitreous | For Sale For Sale Talking Machines Wantet in home: electric fan. teo-| couple employed: ; | : . PH: mi *SRAP H—U bri gh t a inet: na 3; each ve 4 , Re * _Ma—* De! b: oy ‘mT prone . —_ SL TCHER BOXLEDS—wtispiay ». AMPICO : ar , cell . ara 4 > Lop. 2) S rire Oo IN KN ABE—Latest - , ra = i A Ree Sh Sie, eee Seat ee REFRIGERATOR “remmgtecer: sean spews, pun sary, 0 Sula Neh | Se aie pac makes ores |ow asl : spat - ileteid ;, 3940 NS Jeffs hoxes of a] sizes. lock mTurmai. ‘ nape larse library ; of selected late pul PHDN: GRAPH — Per tabi - "5° value. RELT. 1316—For 2; —— con | Re OM And kite on : : ges . mest s.icin a rls ' r> & KGA MINS AE, oe ; $16 se ike new ] blast Grand == me cook a _gar lin ; iv "i i a . Bi 5 see al . and ciassical Ampico rolls; Den ; * ci ~ - - — - or Saie tin brick. bring ler 4 S808 meat arndere er . tie a Adi | Mahogany; practically new alm: PHONOGRA! ‘H—Columb: manhoeany. 30 ACKSTONE, 1436 Large. piee sar. ROOMS —t metine 3 = so 7. _— . . Thek front room, furnished or unfurnished: |a- ne. in 370n We at th 4 : L Thi t oe 4 - . ee ~ , — CPC2 ur factories one-haif new price: see ; o a 2 . recerds 3-34 ail Sunday G06 eke a mt re ie wner’'s heme Forest | > . } ; line =, a — : " —— a ~ M CG -= ° ~~ 2 the new im- Aeolian Co _1004 Olive st. _ | Pee NOG ER \PH—Portable. just the thing iss2R. , K “Sait nepiay Case. al “Tip [IANO PTL AYER PIANO eed. fu rutin $12.50: easv SDS boa oO ———s values iN ~ c ye ' CABANS (Ee. mm! * Room and rd f tc. 3 | iis is an eter be nch must be solid , -— : Trey Ware al : o ? 00 console. 4 j c : = erator at a Ke terms easy : eu ‘oon harga in ae CABANNE. 5508 Large roum, wits f- 1 M—Con cenial : Ke . vee ~ home te aus murt be | r | Loe Ms E ~ ant ror 193 OL board. for % iwe co) private aDart ment - — &Q 6 NG ~ wie BRA MBAC y G RAND—Ser | th is ~~ groall ; rN ot SRA , : . eke ir ‘a ch- ' CA BAN N a _ 507 Singie . ' refines _Fbrest =. ow grand at once : Cert ent ern . au rT} dark ; ent — ferrrrit in . hore gent te men ‘aaana Ment mea. OT —_ mahogany: cat.t be tolé frem pew: at “2 “ : if 7) ee 4%. 39M big Sioamint - enly $445, $10 per month. —— = “Siatenian t-cesasielen iC “AB: LANNE PL . §803—Corner of Hamil- Aeohan Co., 1004"Olive st ~ Be ] ~ ani phen arab furnished niences ce +} $1 - LECTRIC BABY ¢ ‘hh §RO>. a beau. v } ‘from ) ot) _cosve ——— day. weekly ra wind pA i$ oe + :~ r . 2 littie asa $1 1 ir: re | CAB ANNE. 56xx — Beautiful i furnishedr | = miare the kind of ow tk , fin regain . tor room. wtth screened porch ; in attractive “ye ; ' " ' ~— board for coupic. a ee oe feed 3 -1> 3} isl jena ieT in) iad om ¥ GP ers a pnare 4 ’ “ey a Sa eine See Ree ee ee ee ee ae Ra LTE Pe * , ‘ OF AO he SORE RED IB LAA DIL SSL AUER SRE ORE RES: 5 APRA LIRA MBPS I 9 CORES LRT A MS 3925 — | CARANNE, 53@i—Room and a gentiemen_ or couple: double or a. venionces Homont 3 beds: excellent meas homelike iv — reer, eo oe et ee ae 2 See respectable Second ftoor room. with | COMPTON ive Cc , TR23N Se lema n goanv «- a SO _ Weekly: JOS A—Front room. hot waffles mornings 3840—Room ana poard 36 selections: — and gente i 71—Hoom + yee = ¥ err ow tious pet ors Palins A ye al . 4 % pats cng Fd a cd oy ©Piumbers’ Plumbing Supplies =;, a a 7 renege , machin il trade: will ea 7 ’ ; Oe ae cage cele aa ; aime? i anywher ne Olin Lille [ENSINGTON. 5175—Comfortable room. | FRANKLIN Vi BING A Ni HEATING : . . : ~~ ’ . » he - > ther a! * | _ private bath r | as % ~ *P P L, TES AT WHOLESALE j _451¥. = Ena = 2) | KENSINGTON. 5023—Room end board in | PRANALIN _ , 4 a by ee Toe “«n se seneer en ——saeera=- anaes Music |_ private tam Hodiamont car. fe newly wiesIr BR . oR fel Dee. | KE! INGTON. 5101—Comfoertatd’y fur- | Shawn var = ’ shon worn ne heantifut se- nished room; couple empio; ed: superia- | GRAND GL cee thie grou . > or} t iimess: appetizing meas; ce®- | — houseke ceping ' ae ‘ A Z ww} ; k . . f fiat ; — ya bl nt . $1 Aenliars : verniet : "Forest 2727 | GRAND, 10084 N — ome. accuse, sable : * =2 a Pe ; ik or mu me wh of fiat ~~ a , 5 eiacr : ee ‘ * - =— l rr iSHWAYT 14162 — . 4 rie ~ SS ; ee! weeer 7 hie 721 ' y S , I 4 i) y , : at >| I ; M SI RC LI . board: men er couple or . A ee Pye: $3. ~ : oa = r . —m— ale CLOTHING ns Poetics Hat x | steam bolle ee eS TL oe — Be “aa good as new for 25c each or 5 tu | LACLEDE. ‘43554 —Newiy | furnished _ pousekeeping con inuegs w toe —Roem and beard home-like surroundings sick sale uth § sh | | : aS 10 =i. INDE PE , i a. t ae | 6o ates. say Het LINDELL. 4351—CLaree room. (oo GPE, as arr Vis : ie . APPARE ; Ld Bu.% ; a Eos — A> : : mt ¥ —_, ae : - s : sind —- . : GRE — ay am oS o_ . at ~ — | ~ SPOR CLES Tee 1oeg, pein TRiete ae oe fg ey ee | pian —Fisher onan te a". | ROOMS and BOARD I | aaa eee aoe, | MORGAN ‘hear fer . . 3 Lot , ~ 4 nm ° — lies -- . . —- ~ : . Mn ca rtinen Mat: U ‘ : : i - “Iz “hea! 5 oy ne =: (-" | Sin E 127 l4—Largs fu N J S | ot A L . or mar : LINDELL. BL. 3942—Single or double | —* conveniences: centiemen i BALA , eo tent, Manogany ci me nvemienc excelient meals, | OLI\ E. 2119—3 > - . a . - > . 7 - : ls > 7 2 ‘+ ~ 12¢ i = “Chil . , ener ren St SB S se ineien eT es ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY vi ANIL BOA RD —Private heme twa ; ; 4215W -a Poo —Se front: ; Pmect twin beds: best meals: « Ri IM —La ree. lovely fe $242—It you would }!kt | SHERIDAN. 3136—Rocae utiful modern home with) keeping BOATS — LAUNCHES LoTHIN —— : 5 Se ee = SSTHER MAY NE ¥ . . : ; LCHE wa : m~ pu r nteed . t ‘at _ ACTS : : — _ = oo - —~ agp roo | oe ee Like) oe. MPwag S ee RAE sh leg —- ¢ CLOSING SAL E * re eee 2) b ¥ 2 eectric and water. Dodier st ; : : i mis . — Po a 7 a LORISSANT. Srna or Con vemences a ee ei ii cats ; : e 135 ry ifve : 4 207A ee ae aoe) ge a anne e | %. + 14—2d fiecr sige te A “enen oF: , ri - Maas hipneak nae Pe ANS AAES Me PSH en as : ° * Yo IAeg oS + egpicwe HARPER - ; * frat Fr nd Repalrins ieck Fairground Park. 3947 — 1 we mes reD “«£ MArPFiTtT 34 . orn * en ~-nr te rae P+ MAFF! acu are Ding "UO cas an. ee eer, fhe sth Cu a Pare TURAL BRIDGE. @iiiee ished row with use NEWSTEAD VES, Ades 1105 Bast RADIOSSI7S « r ) | =F | tier Sereai Ti) 2 Nang &, omens ae . . —s yw . , . 4 _.. . Kinase? igh a. : = — = = ~~ +=s ~ - = — > a ? fy ‘ : ates -—-- — 4 . —_— o “=a MARKET. 18511 =F PS dla ; . momar , : ; ee m ’ . . ‘ NB gon , . ws . ' a “a morn md . Urns for BUY-—-SELL-—EXCHANGE mounting S85 t Juniata | mi «Plea ong Mae ae Musical Employment RADIO SETS AND PARTS | 5!AMOND RING—T5 poincs. $1090 sand cut PLaTEre S_ PLAYER desires arches Anvthing in Radio a WOND—Costing | . | : : : | mage | | -—— | Pe ? ;. ee : . : a . i . - , 8 . - . : : . tn - . - eee , a 7 , " : — ~& ne Than Wholesz mort : RE | fe) bik | er | , ce | — # Nea 5 oer "ished room. loveiy 2 PRAIRIE. 19234- Small Open sun ; sy , >» > > ri ‘ . a . . * 7 eR, Rio sd ‘ are “ TYLOR 7 se. = ‘ae Be | 4 ' a 4 ra » : : oend ' 2 . ire ian » ¥ ‘ si ate “ niin ae deumeeen a ~ ree. . * ; : ; . emt enie Dress . > ‘ a . bed d . : . he te ener net PA! S-BARR > S eupleged. trent oar . wer a swt _ S CNTVERSTOT. “eer XE ; ; ee Machines For Sale = * >> % are tT Abies. PRivare | mm Se honed Caii Oltvre 6600 vicToA—w * REASONABLE GRAXD! @ EST PEF Br —_— >_> 2 - - ss — * i. . - ern Cs sd wid 1 ' . Jae ; West PINE Pi. 1°954—<(eet ice ortvate family ~ $34" — Enreiie-ne ments Liwdet - i - OO el eg AO geri, atl cal 2 anes and Organs For Sale : .* <7T@ ees ae A mt a

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JUNE 14, 1936, mw 200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in these columns today. ur wer 258 SUNDAY. __ POST -Lisi’ _JUNE 1 ‘ _ i R RENT—CITY ROOMS F a 34, 1925 | ; ROOMS FO E ROOMS FOR RENT—South | _ ROOMS FOR RENT—West , ROOMS FOR RENT—West ROOMS FOR RENT—West , ROOMS FOR RENT—West | | SUBURBAN BOARD WANTED ANIMALS | A OAREN FAYETTE. 2844-3 br nec BOYLE ed UCLID. 2& seme ; ; . mR. —West . ROOMS | FOR } RENT or oa Horthwest_ Piet é bright connecting | BOYLE. 230 N.—Third: north room; near |EUCLID. 205 S—Pieasan cool front | MINERVA. 5028—2 re pe south. Washi ASHINGTON BL 4947—TLavel room. oad oa or senre: mother care, | rrp : a a i = x ) | ID ne all conveniences rn 4 . hans ‘'y *hild ver 4 or 5 vearse: mother care : : al ro m ‘ovale cama a's “Sie pita ike E ; OO ME . orcelai! ink: private LAP AYET TE, S1SA—F ront room for BOYLE. LIA 3.—Neatl ly furnished 5-room Ployed: reasonable. _ Delmar 60 aa Forest PROW. _(c65) Ww "ARHINGTON er. _For est J1S5W. furn ish — of SO TR modern home BABY PooODLES—2115 N_ roadway. pand He- | ROOME—2?: bath: in fo Ffevparate entrance. Fr . t. pusekeeping Soom, 3 bath gnd electric. Lindell; quiet home room, in apartment. for eae ady em- ern exposure; sink: light house keeping _well furnished. flat: res conveniences; rent all or part;}EUCLID, 15 8.—1 or 2 nicely furnished MINERVA. 5126—2 housekeeping an BI... 4 535—1 arge aoa ' : , . 7 » hot w room , 4 in suburt Address Mre. L. Archam-! ij iL LAFAYETTE. 3150—Room, complete ot wate (7) rooms: kitchen privileges if desired: sink, gas range: private. Forest Fetal mished room and kitchenette: gas. elec- | , it. Wel . a mec ee : “Si tricity furnished - : f PS— Cheap “| en . ; 7 2 ‘ “ r for 18D . -. ) Ls > hnousekee ping; gas. elec tr ic, phone, "$s BURD. 1 abo connecting light house- reasonable. (el) er r>! , Rox A233 REAGLE PUPS—Rea Mo ee wee 2. ot 943 >: on ROOM—And kitchen — eat 3453, oms; | pining Agee A Mitygeoder 2 LAPAYETTE. °834—2 choice connecting keeping rooms, gas stove, icebox, sink, | EVANS, 3936A—Neat, cool front room for NEWBERRY TER... 4508—Large front WASHINGTON BL 8955—Bea ryt, — = | | ir ; Privile . 118 ra ' ea S55 . - $1 -_ >. 80) ‘ } ; ne _ pean Car line Grand 15] aw. ges: bus : : ; hor sekee Ping rooms, ali conveniences: PEL We hot water, electric iron. Forest 2: re as na Db! e room for four finsle beds: good meals: | ee ekiy } ifent housekeeping room > ‘3 | GLE . UNDS— m ROOMS—Three, ‘furnished tn ae sCwance. ___— Th tric ; pn nik $$, —__,—__.— C)}| EVANS, 36230—Two connecting rooms for $7. Delmar 449 (c3) | wae Oe , ‘Gn HOTELS Sis 1908 Puree as = Ps. _ » ’ Ty : st i ‘ eels } _ —— i | " : - ~ - m ‘ : . - - | - == .. . ~ . © . ne. in private fa Ned for house SCAD. : | LAF xs ETTE. 2903—Kitchen and connect- URD, 1365-——2 or 3 rooms. for house- light housekeeping: all conv. _ NEWBERRY 4632- me mahera unfur. ASHINGTON BL... 4182—Large. clean ‘TCARAR Tole 134 Lecust ina oa u as YIM Z d fi mney. : L. PUP farm raleed, can be floor weat: , pleasant - Ja- L. “fo i indell 7@¢ ing bedroom, well furnished: private keeping, with | all conveniences | alli BVANS, 4420A—Furnished front. room nished connecting front room . and bath whe ~ surniohed housekeeping cheap $1 shed Forest sf f gerege. @7 erry — ‘ oe . , | hon ‘av: weekly rates: tub. shower bath rime, - . aes bath, no other roomers southern exna SRD. . puese - ps — : (cho) oar exposure ; strictly private, no light housekeeping; one unfurnished Private home Delmar 5385 W (ec) 2 _ : | garage (eS) M | oh acmata . — rd for 1! ROOM—F Forest ome ”, #0 beens ene - | LAMI, 1815—Nice sleeping room, third mS; owners home; lawn; adults room : no children. NEWSTEAD. 926 N. (Apt. 6)——Neatly WAS NING, NBL. 6638—Rooms, single 'BENTON HOTEL. 810 Pine et.—-Center ¢ wat +: = e@ arn shed; ke! "t , —— ; 2 ir rh? nose ‘ . Ay ‘ ‘ .* : eep ng ro mr, ir _O! uly, - --_—— — - ~ _— - eéa8 pct > = a y owl tWin beda ’ se be hh ntie E O -L ' ' ime . ik +i . bit >| N D183 r b + (€ fa miiv. Grand 71) ortlemen:; : ; wees rioor, for gentiemMen. just like home; “A ABNN E ~ B0D9— ; i for l EV ANS 44484 2 double. 1 single. to 2 furnishe aR room all c¢ mvyen jences . a The Par kv lew oOTaM poren, ge , - everything now making low summer : : ~ me ’ - 31° - Nen i, wit wey OM—Goneenial - . , eRKRLOKRS—4 YT s. male Si — l- ie _ % wee) eo . = tigekeenin ooms cas, ? ectric bath Cc AR AN? y E : . a ——- ~~ -—— room, sleep ing or _ housek eeping. (cH) } 800 thern exposure hot water iceBS } gentiemen ’ : i ch? IDE AL ak 2 El, ~~ SOU ai” aa . : mon : : i 60 1 Spelt . r LE 2 ce © . . hy *! . " ‘ 4 = . a me or fs . { 7 _ a —~ _—— - ~~? _ - — —— t ‘ . , ANSPTRAL ritrii hot N Newastea “. a : : , . * ee, aren . ‘ : , ‘il } , - ee Onvenience ¢ oie 4 nN r ba mpi , ront room ] rn : . at o . urnishedr | garage. shower tq - LLIANTE. 620 A 73 Ty org er oe agement ro oms. private home: con\ niences: southern ex- pal ,0% i it Ate ak ’. Sn ali }oUsBe epi! 4 room -~- on —_ a ' = ee &*A ; - e iy et YY LARRIEN Oe OF months old weit BELL, —Fur ; zn ~ ee yer. or ; 7 - rooms; southern exposure; reasonable second fr ? WASHINGTON BI NINTH, 2700 N ; ol rooms. $3 | -~ est ven 4 housekeeping: a rome, . spill. rE. 4517A—-T' newly; NE! RASH, ZL. iean front room: i sure Forest 5861W RET ne 2s = —e ae eecoes trent; 39, ___. ASHINGTO Bl., 4010—Neatl; and $4 per week: men only Busemey marke@, “Sit Latayet . - = lt HS—ledligreed puppies —_— Up.e. - ' ' | ; eS A a , 45 =e — Sa oe nished rooms for ] ® gen: - . - 7 Lind PRE ee nehedtnede | 5 ataiiteand } front: kitchen HA MILT ON, 951—Large light room. run- ; PAGE#BL 4914A-—-3 rooms, to couple w ASHI NGTON BL... 4800A—South room: | le reo and $5 dot ble!) pos T =i Rib.R 7] pom mithic HOU TEAL} 56. i f = me » nouseKe Mig FOOTE, | ORE rN, ivilsSA—v2 connecting ‘front Drivileces if desired: adults. nine Water in room; $3.5 0 week. ference s i Kitchen: conveniences. S&S week Delmar es stthiniie - —— . TRRRIER PUPP iks—! edlaree lly hot 1} ished } ou ek at arse. ™ ao " ; es te miri at ‘ any ro rns iter ish* qd Ombplete bh . ise keeping a res 5 ‘ ; —T furn igh hed Or un- fia MI! Live ¥ . R 4 : Ft c ren Ces, b se + eae ) . 7 ‘ rnute 7 te farm 4 le Lore ie} (2) le sekeceping roo ao) wy t] ; hed | HAMILTON. 1028A— PAGE BL.. 4322—Neatly furnished light , OGETN. CleVAlOr SeFVICe, Neat “ON - Rouse brok- hs HOTE! Licht. coo! rooms con Mm “ing - conven- NOB ae ERE OI NEAT EE ST RS AM See ORS oes, cag nt room: modern; rea-| _ mar 5151R oe ; } y ‘ . wath TT. in ijl- 6 : ‘ r | ‘ . rare , , . : ; : —_ | “ 4 re “*Pec tab ee , 3 . W. ‘ —. ~ =“ j ne : x. ean; bath. C.F tri : CoOuU- | - U 4, en ] thor it boa! 4. pipe! sleeping and ‘Tight ob... Be . free housekeeping ré om (c2 ' W ASHI NG TON R J 4800 ,— Nice eoquth ' J cold running water and elect ric ft . 302: KI) Ma * house brou~ ott with MPT ON, 112 te E AT RAL BR IDG Ee Lagat © ads etal Be 2 + er a CATES. 5100—Ei egant’y furnished room:! phone, ail co nveniineges. (c7) +. oS - room for two: $6 per week. Delma: : rscome. Hotel St. Louis 14th es arene! ASSES! —_— I i aD a oma - - oles . > ot -— Br 5029-—2-re m housekeeping | ro 0 len * 2 . : +e p 50 weekly; instructions: ims pousekeeping Toons _ Sh Ae he ulet. ay ont sleeping | _arece: strictiv modern. Forest 9134R. | HAMILTON, 1270—2 or 3 or 4 furnished - conveniences; $6.50. ohn estnu ot} N TERRIERS—Male and females. MBIDGE. 4¥1 —Singie on _rooms; pnot porch; $3.50. (c) ATES. 52314 Two 24 flo f hor I is, for . | “onven- = —— - ——-———-«&- | WASHINGTON L O48——-Nice front | > pay ana crown stock: all bighls “% oP s home ith 7 tOsTUN TRARKIEMS — x : ; 4 aTHi. . ~ - —_ — — ~ — ’ - ’ a7. ‘ ~ , ms. urn ~ lec or in H A {I[LTON “AND W ASHING TrON—B usi- - - ’ = 4 ’ " ’ = 4 room, : ry , . —- — a" : . — n a. 7 —? a > > 8 " ' ‘ modcations sieeDing or } usekfenpinge ’ = ihe at Hh Ai=e real ft? rooms, bath and elec =A: 8 rooms and i : | PESTALOZZI. 345: arge roon ' a. ‘fn apartinent Br ght and well] ventila’ HODIAMON T. + 368 A—Furnished front | PAGE BL 9900—Furnished it . : ——- + ny > tonnec’ ing, ELGHTEENTH. ‘ectric: q : ROOSE V ELT. ae ot “i oh e-| men onty. Grand 7317) ——T ntle ed. ‘abany 6751J._ (c) room ¥ ith bat ‘ad ? ‘hou sekeeping privileges. WATERM* N 52xx——Room. sout! Dog Ww ex an ROSELLE HOTEL PON TERRIER N . UPP —Dark Bea! _—— ne : a SRY = ents, ty Mt 2 en : ; : peungusitiiedia —-— - —— — - : ». America at white nark oge. mont - >. week up BODOSIA vel ood ; irnished rooms, ARKSON PL., 800—J] or 2 rooms: fur- AMONT. I! 137 "—2 furnished rooms for| PAGE BL.. 4944—Ant. ¢ housekeep: ng. tt — month and up "Europea 3 0 S23, Sia Greer te) eeping rooms. _ AeRaeat fk | haere oe ¢ 5 aiian onieenainia inor d. unfurm }. ep if ht Ouseker | om ot wat s WATERM ~ §057—Room. love! oca- | 2 . pomity mete Tas Nome niened. housekeeping veniences: 1st floor. ‘nishe i, unfurnished: gieeping. housekeep- hor inelce Ding _Sieeping rooms; hot water, _ (83) tion. University car 8@ orent FF ithiy } ub: newly decorated cel. | BOSTON TERRIER Pt PPTES —-2 months ; 0 elec : eee ~.a foo bat! per = ae Tre We . ” ' {nge; Hodiamont_ car: 38 00 west HORTON PL... 6039—3 beautifully | P BI 2 oc t ront 4d : oe A Et . us! accon tat as, 54 A"? 771 eG : p 44. | PE! AL 7, Furnished } : ee ii) eee | } one eh. 7» rooms aut 12 Us y AGE BL., 4554A—?2 «o mnect ing ~ front -¥ } isi! modatione for : old: edig reed & Sap 3 : r saa, electric, ete; FERRY. 5215 furnished: ls | eo alncteto house- | SCAYTON 1531 red. urntshed TOO! ns. 2, furnished: plano: $12 per week. () rooms, light housekeeping: ail convs Ww A ‘ERMAN. 5200—Room: kitchen priv. | quate dell hue direct to hotel a - _ oo up. Ge mee | [F RANKLIN, 2803—Choles” : es __—) | BaESTON PL. i730-_Adcining howse.| _Commecting housekeeping rooms; private | HORTON PL. 5022—Larae front roomand| 5,Gr 4011 —- Housekeeving euite: 2 wonee If preterres Foreet Tete’ | Phy ~ |ROSTON PERRIERS-_Pedigreed. 10 mos light houseke eping " front aan a keeping rooms: eingle er together | hom eget grereemengreentacareenetsees alcove: light how se keeping * ns $8: also sleeping rooms Ww ATE RMAN. _ GLxx- Cool, southern expo- | I INDEI if PT AZ, A HOTEI , white seliing out 4415 FRANKLIN: 34: 3: BA- ls -_ a RA Ng eet Tr E EM EI 5661——Cool room. “modern, pri- | HORTON PL L 3 housekeep- | simi a pgm oy eee ; poems t sure ; floor front. Parkview | eas 5254 salsa 4h4 eniau : ; gee —Large | Si | pteman. Gr M (76) iP, 5 Mg. "ST At 2 ; te) 4300 LINDELL BI E 15 «} 4i. 4 aly 3 i. BOSTON TE RRIER pups of - 27 9 6 uallty ; usoare ooking for a hotel with months + pedigreed: will sacrifice. urnished | ; Dupir room, . _—-—— - ' re - "* 5 ee ee 2 : F 3 family A”. — wie ; De } in 14 rooms: refined ! lc ; > — . - . _ d: > -_ ; -¥r - c muh’ e. yes ‘f nvuse ; ‘ Bae > P i. : - } ate " ‘ . ‘ . ——e A ne? o ea a ore: “Eagy ee ‘ pa hoard} FRANKLIN, PAO: 3A Housekee ; Peco ise - new makmag- | POOM—Or room with n room: privé COOK, PII—S UNS : ished ogms: | 4 KENSINGTON, 4705—2 2d-floor front; | PAGE a) ee as ht housekeeping | WATERMAN v204 -—— Nicely furnishe t. 7° (efM1) / ing. $2. to S5 ekliv Cas ne. ~~ boar a" ies i ; > ail [ # ntion ' > me a ~s a at a, al. - "ta a _ Pai bits nad BALA ~ southern expos) ire: ail conveniences: $33 fror t ré " Sr Ri) (as iS r riv ate family reasonable k res n! easant surrounding avit e a os ‘ Wa as) 4a , sig _ . - : . Clie J - =e . balls — S . nd ae : i" aeca ; ' te _* iv . “ ir, - 7 ~ = . 7 ’ an ‘ “* + pe . . ai ’ ; »\ ’ ; if U ’ ’ ‘ : . i : = Eempete- a ble room.| FRANKLIN. ‘pyre —Connectin Cire _ment. — , - ania a are ay is? neat furnished aah , FLOOR, 36. “Or tir me sla KE VSI NGTON. 5030—F ront housekeeping t mAGE BI -4e Two desirable front | 73 _ —— —— — cates and privileges of a Soll conditioned nome bUSTON TE RRIERB sale ; monthe old. — ~=—ls |S soiprivate bath and gras range. OOmaa KA, | ae deeetatam t voir Park, $33 jrand 92 a are eee —— a * 5 week. i | we fleor; So wees — (e605) ; | WATE KM AN. DOXN — Dellehtiul room. | don't overlook seeing our large. weil-fur wo tall, bat ears. big bargain: leav- board in iP KRANKLIN ‘ r 4 lep_einpicr’ = mma oo me Lae ices: teria an ' -LMAI | shed |KENSINGTON. 5064—Neatly furnished : ; facut daaieniiia: aa ade. Sateeiee — mail family. | nished. airy rooms: single or en suite: pri- | ine city, 5801 Enright, 18! ic) newly ds ld erp be nfurn! shed. oe wen. vi 4 : ; I : Roe) ‘ aoe : .. Isnea, ‘ e igh ougekee ping room °* Z j sleet ing reom (oc) | PAGE ft ca. 5160—Ver y desirabie; no o her, | ATK; ey 1857 Pa : ; ‘ale mathe Arnerican ar Furenean ola? BOSTON TE i RIER t ' PP its—3s mon‘ hs —— ©oms8; private bath 7 rh ‘onthe | & - 4 fur Jadie » reaponsibl: oup! Arrand % 4133—— Pd fil. connec tin 2 —— _— —_—_———— - | _roomers: reasonable sstnsaitaiil _(c80 " 5983—Conne ‘ting: electric, gas, | Choicest home-cooked meals; special sum- old hy Champion Chinese Teddy. evenly Desria. GRANT) 14074 cn ge = ¢ | or iady *t neg A pe eggs E Beirne i eur i, flat ipl by wid omy oms. housekee: ping $10. (ce) | KENSI INGTON. Ut ~—Private family: | PAGE BL 6. a4 South sleeping roome ephone furnished mer rates cB) m or eed reasonable 4634 Maffitt_ av. av vdpadl : N. - without board KCe.er nave ‘ en pl ege jonal: employe == —— Pe Be Pr 10 ¢ ren: reference. Lindell 272 — TS Nee ~=- = housekee eatly Dy an me privi le ad ‘opty — ‘ ats 2727). Siaan! } 158e. | - r - ~—-—=- —— - dad © aiden aerials, WE STM] NSTER 4154—Nicealy frurnishea » yat"Ty ps S: cN- ping or sleepin ’ ane Paine : referred.” Vietor DEL: L 3 Sleeping and hou: or wa a ; 7) : BOSTON TERRIE R»—Rea utifui pu uppiee ’ g Tooms; reté ) i : - cy sf Rit, PiCiesreu. LOT ~e : arnt . ~ Wrrcr tye ee os . rooms, pauat aid T i—F urnished: private family; PAT : —— + 5 J (7) . ae Tot ms: private porch: Tréeasona fle r room. PSE as : " pte ; ROOMMATES WANTED a 9: - “blood lines 3207 Easton. Bomont | sga77° Private home; reasonable” eS - |“ ""Grand-Gravois; | board optionei. Call | DEL. M. AR B L.. 44: ene cool front con: RENBINGTON, 5193--Newly pansned PAGE DL. 6150-2 light housekeeping | ™ tite tobd egg ten etapa 8 ‘| ROOMMATE Wtd—Refined young man; | jo acy. . . —_—— - a ; , ‘ ecting housekeeping: rag ’ - T : GR. ‘ND. 1937 — ree anes A Ror Nice sleepin room . Lor }. AN ae ES oi} Sat 4 18 ner a r — “7 — ~ cet hl rooms. unfurnished: adults | rooms and bath $10 weekly housekeet Ing. 4357 $ a = large room twin beds. Forest 252]J BOSTON hos ceNee 0 fi t a ei . 5 ; J me? ' ite “all Sunday n'a ane p ey ioh ysel 5p DELMAR BL., 20 ROIMB or jisht onlv ane peer ames STMINS TE 2457—Sleeping oom 7 = = ; , peanut . © mon o! urnished | bowsetnnenions Cc N omen front reome 2 a a . : i M rn M —L & y ly ‘ aon 7 a toubtia = u etkeeping: a ‘iwh ys re PA son at Je, (2 } a WSINGTC ~ 29Or ry “adjoinir KZ ho er. ' PAGH riivs.. 44: 30. hoe l-flo | oie room ‘ ‘ a) O° also double room. (e] } wi” Mi MA I kK by ‘~ Y ung re ’ by re OT } LA favette ay ARG “4 , irmisneg rm nies BR, privar SATIS , near a ™ oy ee >on : ——— | KAENSINGTO. Dawr—s € nn dono and kitchen: con lence: - oe ee ee : ona!; private family. Colfax 6227 cd} 7 7k re Til) le: men sTont_ pore: ail conveniences -_ y Wieto Park Hox 2, Post-Dispatch. Ml eu, BL 5890—Lov y cool room: |" keeping rooms: rates to couple em- 25 atenee:_ coey ; _ 1iSas “Se , MAM) ae l vats WECANLASL, Vp ane ~ - on 39 Ree - othe . = —— ~ -_— | - i oaeel e ’ ToT omar? *ar ~ aan ae irable ai} — aks wat. ther sal - tw! beds Cabany PAGE BI 3808—Newly furnished: twin! wrens ry “Pe. = | ROOMMATE Wte——Conaenial youne man. | cote also All Ab ins ‘e stud cream put Sete: rooms. Call. ites. if desired ; ee al on ad oy , ($3 rarer mee ene ae - Pg OI arma he ly a ie) | beds: priva ami! men: break- | © STMINSTER PL.. 406@—Larege room share small efficiency: piano: desirable | little Boston. Ip yy himeel?, try mesnlis = an _ '€99) south fron leenit m. § wee 26°21 WW’. Be: Sr ic} eds; private family: gentiemen; Dreak- southern exposure: running water. ic) location. Hox T-41. Post-Dispatch | him, 1711 AT. A ictor 4 (e7) | OLIVE 1214—Lares f ‘urnished” ) * For 'KINGSHIGHWAY 1O10A N.—Front | fast WESTMINSTER PL.. 4128—2 tly fur-;| ROOMMATE Wtd.—Lad h effi. | - f ied ronal ead se en +h: orvate hi R } } em ? | DEL : BL... 8072. Nice! rn! aw Gs: d , aN. Xai? —~—— ~— — —- WES’ STE L —? neat'y fur- LOOMMATE 'i—Lady to ahare e« . a tg an a epee pene me eee! Yee COTS ; . Tis a ‘ : ; > - - e y at A e | - . , - . . j . ‘ " > iy ‘ow ‘ , = ” -_-~ : - 4 r double 7 se os 8: gentiemen only. oom; Foep ng _* = ee nonnecting | furnished flat with congenial | testant lar room. _ *orest. 311 1h housekeeping. $6: t water. (c65) | | AGE 4216——One large. niceiv furnished nished sleeping rooms (eo) cy apartment 5700 west Cadbany | BOSTON TERRIERS—Proven be . al- nt meals. LIVE. 2119--—-2? rooms &3 f ANICAL, OUTLA=—40 SRM. NN eivwata. | Couple vervthin urnished ; srences; | ——-+;-—- Ti ety “Housekeeping | riwcanlauway g} ; a SE mg! 2d fl southern-exposed housekeeping , Rectan ' (eo) ren Barkseal, white markin - (cl) chil iren ras Te nga se anlier , , ng rooms ; , ris . neal ———e , oe er. “everythil -' d aes she -d. : KINGSH GHWAY 2 i 8 onae Neatly fur- ’ lern ‘On enien: ea. ' Ww EST Mi NS TER. 3731—Single gif@eping A ANTED— Two - te te share fiat a eh ton vpupe., malice, 7 weeke of Ngee! pianos as . FD. armel: -—wr - >i os ’ ’ rT . Pp UPTi ei ) .. oreat . ij . mee aa eee ‘ . . " pag 1. nae “ . f a _ ‘ ; LO . . . ; ful. cod: PAPIN. {5°0—~ iin mana — ICAI 2s, om - 3. M——Comfo! clean room fot -| = 4942 nt ousekeep- ta Ma ~ = rs 7 - ‘PARKLAND PL i—Furnished front room fot gentle man; all conveniences (c) | oune lads Call Colfax BOTTR before white blaze and half white dee 4 e front: ‘ nex ti ng rooms : wy ater, i. ‘ished @ : ‘ , for a ' eman. _ ; % a iple;: ni lo ion fact ; * ' shave bse “a . all en hor K -INGSHIG HW AY BL ‘ 4 24 ° N —bLaree ' r oom cormer Maple. 3 4 Ww EST MINSTER PT 4) 7 -Lovely front i 7 n m any Aa. ' at atud wort Roy. cham ion red Is: ¢ ~ onvenien wR vin unm ak- ants sateen tind bof i 2 or 3. sleeping room _and kitchenette TXrT, a " : ea SF rn al 4 ibs., fee S10. Weat Side Kennels, 46 t nae 4) ROOM Laree, lov ely furnished Os ee sae a 1) para ee. os - a - - 84) y 4798 Front. $5. 50 to - ' HWAY. 81°9A—lI a PARK VIEW PL... 4032 -—Room and room; southern exposure: conveniences. 36 | lL, share nice coo! apartment with t Olive. . te) . _ or rival 08 PTY} - ; 4 0 > st -T is (eB) FE R j — , f I NGS] GH 7 ) D A am] 8 oom ior n > » : , cS) dhe F ni : ade e4) | kitchen’ priveleges: Parkview Sai j rooms. modern: Private: ce Hiox_D-256,_Post-Dis._______{¢ PEE sande" ad: houschorping, geegine, | omen cae bait oun arge room for | enette: $8.50 week Delmar 4258. 1c7) | oe (5) |" jadiew or couple; teferences. — 4217A | BULY, "BOG—-Dandy, $B; aloo alredale, $5 pbuld }ike | SHERID AN. 3] 36——Fo oms for ] = 2 “—* ve —. | RUSSELL, 270:- ‘rms — P Ey : eas noema. laocatian — wn ona Teen PARKVIDW PL... 4931——Nic e. attractive | WESTMINSTER PL, 3903%—Housekeep- | iv | 414 6 ietlereca’ ' ; pags with 7 keeping ov light AL, JS baat ay ery ink, for housexeepins perereet ' re - Rx te | RISGSHIG AY. li.) N.—-Unturnished.| root for two: private family; 2d floor | room; hot and cold running water. range,| DELMAR BI... 4446—Man to share nicely ; - bal call T.in ; nees. priva bis) , entier irivate family. les i reasonable: private family: | , ( wipe R ‘ poy enare HULL, PUP—Male. 4 months watchtu); : : 'SHERIDAN. 2999 a 1, @ ' ‘ SSELL aE i a | . . peat oer inte repel wate ote Te ‘8 . , m Sf! no objections to child: carage furnished room. separate bed. every con- eee ’ ground: ; A 928—7- rooms, 24 a} t optiana \fter Funday evs abr > one ' “1 ely 0 m, kitch- : == —y ' ee : af “ 2012) MeNair $55 jer newly papered: -rene reasonabl , break! : a ror me for eg uple @) yed, LMA, 40. — he . . bo ena 25TeT ar Way O3¢ ; forms hou Pp F RSHING Je %x-—Love:s coo) room’ | WESTMINSTHR PL... 3954—Housekeepbing | venience; $3.50 MULL TERRIER Pl'rs—M mi er. 1400 Ww alton. Dr. hanno 3°47 e. ‘ — , ® . = front I Th bass : R MP t wer fr it room: at a A. BA Scent 4 j mi) ‘ . = K! ;.*% (oe il ’ $7 : ' > 7 ‘ letel og wh. ee 2 pri Tate family Lie rn ; breakfast if ; sulte front +8 | win do ya fan hot water. | ROOM M ATE Wt ~ F Ot) ing lady : 4 a h -” 23: 468 ‘Ou ost joyal wa . R. ute MTs new ‘ Ky % I s t ' ; me i . \ J na hss : “ s+: I—R o oms, lat and ‘ kee! mn -F : ~ = “or © y 248% 7 . desire i. ’ ( aba ny waa 13S. a ee re ee | no “n er ‘ res’ den ~ “10 adults’ referen: ee } apartment: every th ae furnished. ‘don on art . Olive, As ver 105 N—2° fumished $peludings twin beds; pris a : necting | floors; housekeeping: Kines Tho>ter, _ ; “Ee eines | month. Cabany 2475. CLIP your deg: make him comfortabie, at r and fe: $5 week —s : ens . ae ~arl i e $i : ae kk TS SWIC ; 7 WAY 9286 z .? , Fo r® 7 , 3x3 3946 Housekeeping | ntn “aban 73 Dr Shaffer at Hall 623 Frankiin — Tw KLETH 31° N — : 7 - “ba n Je nine Compto! hark ro ; ne ; wo | geen ——————— 7 UT PPE ery , =e *s phe 7 lrg = _ ] , 4 oly A = Forest couple or gentlemen employed: meals room and kitchen, on 3d floor; running | ROOMMATE Wtd ab Gm will share cae! | ' ° ; boar in fry ont , he an me 7 an rooms: 24 _ lit - Ubu . ; i . : ‘ . ; ~~ ‘ : Ni " sly tirni hy b . al j ‘ P . I 2 ( onnecting ii : ; TW , a — —— * — ‘ = ay 7 ta ' -- } ? rx) : Ls if ids Hye bene , ’ . = * " ’ ‘ "hal ’ “oy r=of a o . . ” -exposed | —* ¢ ix . L ii ‘Ow i ihe clei ‘ oe \ —— St rh ¥ mo rT r ? : a> . . : IR Pel ; , > , ~ ; on free rent one week an 2 7 ymipie 6 Fe cage 7 . n an kiteh PD) rooms ki teh eT ette h | a. \e t Oe mtte A Claes > Rox M ont j mn dern Selah. reasona af WESTMINSTER PL 412?8-—Front room ROOMMATE Wtd Young lady amp ‘over c y LIE DOG ~Full blood lime male g 4 4100 ‘ Lind 48867) e855) 1} en apt rf Wy O° \ ee} , furnished elepe _- wh — “= : and kitchenette for refined couple; per- to ah are room. © very conven! lence a 4148 Merarm er cat) | . = i needy | oe eesing |B! i AGLEDH. 4026--Nicely, furnished sleeD- | ROQM—Front room for couple or gen'le-| manent | Grand 3349M. “3901A Castleman, (83) | Gorrie pog—-Larse, beaulitul, wale 18 as N rth ———————— y furnished | RUIGER OS eed —— eps ences: ‘ t ‘ ront room a titchenette; =! : +2 , p Ofer = men: southern exposure Lindell 51604M ye Ganats oa ; xe- |ROOMMATE Wiad Lady employed to share - os furnished | “ ‘ 0 is aR s i. 7 a4 li ; Thiet a. aie ' ee . » senrnn re ri. . ae " - ; : ‘ ~ . ; F ; lk. ." ‘ ae Pad rT ! ! housekeeping ’ Re ‘ “I 5 4 ‘ , 7 - - ' mse f01 ght } cee ne ~ ce pameggr eee ™ Sos nen teen *. ee Lae ij onve . - a, eva att M = : ing rooms: Ail conv pone front reom furniture preferred, share OTs H. Mekelmeyer. : ; S1H2T | _Manacement. Tyler B525M ‘room: private fan a, Dove Oe on eee ian ees ware peaeemnl 9g EP EEE 7 ——————— | __Enj apartment. Cabany O70, W ‘WEST I... 421%——Room and we onvenient flat. $3.50. Wellston and Nat- | Ws Hox 426 ie soome. | BREMEN. 20°0A——Nicelv furnished ae Enns 1A Sicelv ir? esirea; emPpio) oe Ss 4 - inp oon ae Ts eT ee LACLEDE t } urnished ' , 7¢ neton » room gentie- en en: garaces Delmar 4258 ural Rridee tines. Bomont 1496R al ¥ p PiES— Ree istered prize “mtock. e em- | Sor indles or ge ni le men. Mre. Jo ie ranic? rif Gra 1] SHAW S30 © re el ' ee eee 7 wes ye iznt nousekeedDins mY ny eT DOs nan Forest 7R°?1LW (chiw ES eT PINE RU tl: Be. oe lovely aree * 4 | c. Kennels 703 erry rd.: Webeter ' BR LOAD AY tN? ‘. Ni y | . | . . 2 : : ta ry had I i iseneepins reas ova Oe Wem 1 2 O38 che ; . ae 2 ge ae ! “he f- pee FRRoom wit vr w,thout . ’ f : ri . a - . ror , ct ‘ rs nier ~~ Ai nv mens aetna — . . _ , . " Ee OM ‘ (* rT gentwueman pre- heals ’ tre ro" Ait S 2.50) Week pope far } £ Miney ; ) . , . : : =. ns P , a . : se a board. {f oe wo rm fi i: ferred Imar *% RL 4°20) — room house. ROOMS WANTED SES ~White: own a Lock wood Co e COl TAGE T “ é 5 a - — 77 s tra ctis nt j . “i M »AY _— Fal u te . = . : a LA«‘LEDE } e) furnished (rol R OOM ae ee ~ nt mone ar wii . keening o od aor nhone and aundry (ec) ROOM Near Market Liniite car: kitchen and be proud of your dog choite puppies front —y GE — “yp wpe furnished 1 gen enh en rand O3R a. nt! adn MS 3}. ~ | SPELL phe, Bade , room: kitcbene housekeeping; reason- | ‘op cancer gp *, 2407 : “f= WL.. 4126—3 rooms frr privileges. Box T-208. Post-Dispatch from wineere § at leading show: mugranteed if as lectric an: water Apply at - ' rive te } : a! Fe 2 se ae ; 4102 sy n ly furnist , : he y mae. 4 —Newly furnished sec- got ae nver oaiian oe Xe) FROM OMT" ‘ate partmet southern dou- | ~_—— an rem —— ——e ROOM Wid.--One unfurnished. Call 4339 COON HOUNDS—2. wonderful; qill ex- re: e™tl- | FLORISSANT 4326 W—Firnished n Btiy fur 7 ge saeers , ing water: summer) cave oT $31. sirens aauth front | e room arl 110 - rooms, ow F Arco. | change 1 for eee ae reste. or tm. De} . —ae oW—Furnishe ’ ° or 2 ntleme! riv #103" NA OAT ; gg = aire sR Sia se ; conan f thatend 7 v4 - , “ —ae SN as pleasant surro! rn all Delmar 667 3W a — ,| ROOM Weed Unfurnished or furnished in German police dog x | ra h oa Without kitchen privilewem “g ceend 3 GN ne , fOme« cwin beds _ “a ' 3805- Exception at he private home by refined voung lady ‘ é; a areas ma board | ayeniences: -td floor west. | “Stel be 39-——Hedroon with SHENANDOA sU32A——Nict domed nen griseyiag peat: ge a an 1 rn apart. LINDELL BL. 4117 i meaeeed 3) rage: breakfast: young men Cabany jourekeeping rooms: furnished: werl)) pox Y-276. Post-Dispaten COCKER SPANIKI-~ Registered: n rn ) ) . 70 aNO 4—— 7 oor enst fami!, * i; snmiitn feouner : "7° . a? = w* ’ > ee : , 4 F . ji l— Large. c.ean, J BS Meris oOImns per week for two. ( c‘% . oe s i . . ie " , vy ™* ’ 7) Thi } an 8 r al il, . . 5 7 ry? i " / ; : ’ : ' W. (ch7) GARFIELD. 3725—2 roome com Paine or rp couPl wo g@ t 7 m . : Si Doane 4° mF nhea | i , ee . 1147 ee & ee See ' — —" “" ROOM Vid—Business womin yvants com ate. stud Lindell 39 304 — _— Sein wae es a &t4 0) Ir ay rs . wat Ae ios r IATTOEL’Y & - } ' ‘ - r my - Qen°5"° aus re S reet P ‘ " " R 4 ; le Mi ’ vaapean fur nished fe light housekeeping: . ar 444: OO!i1. ard tion : EN AWN AH ODS ma and ret m Pi, + iouthern or two cor NDELL 431 S—Las m. ROOM—Front windows or 2 gentle- ‘ PINE Bi. ABO. A — + fe - ae iertahie room in ofr ans Own bieek arket een mF ang coid water, bath on same floor; Car es, } ail newly G' ‘ate ee ee nahi ox er ma hie one far - necting bath. near new so a men nrivate apartment Box D-60 heusekeep'"r room VAVOMIONS # a,| “\ nian (aba meer yuo eLinrr Se vone cient by Le. Shaffer. 3 CTE rent $ Ea et : — - . , — kit : et in roon al labdie, LINDELL BL. 43 $3— Apt. mre ~¢ Poat-D iat _ . ic) ‘fan ; Sc 5 = ; ~ ROK — Wired —s or 39 unfurnished: elee- | Matlier’ ; = on Le ae ( " : . o-~ . . “it * rs ¢ : - . ‘ , ’ ¥ . . 7 . 7 ewyry : Pi af ‘ > ‘ ’ Z N wit oe ~ OO Furnished rooms erivil s- reference ADP ww ; sav Aad LM bh. Ds scat ys sept. FR ey . + a R12 room Fm hs.’ SE ——- = Ri OM —Jew' ish vourng man. eaemall family |'WEST 1} IN E he ~? Nicht “ housekeen'r —e tol s\ de ra oqgras rer “ no DOGS B ae cand Jan — ehnell ears. (c) sent he usekere pins ae 4 : een fi : m married Litvle mt yed; it aeRO! m! . “ 2 a h4 ate : ble a ao LINDELL ' 4 11 t- N ) ; is . conveniences feasor abie abany kitchenrt te e : ilk ii i i ’ - 40 eee os Ppa tCn > monthaea. 16124 Cc arr } eal ee hd : seaguene (FRAN 1) 41 13 NX — Large “front room: . LAIN. 1:3 — mG ee : a7 ah) }] onvenience } eI } I i ‘ nth at roome {for ‘ent 8497 ahyts Ci RO mm We ' meal, tent housekeeping 1 reom Iwgs *T. IP rPED— Vaw inated ve, > . : . } ‘16 eb ‘ ; "oC, = ‘ . Ssegre } ? wry ‘ - . . ‘jae or » ¢ . ; ; . . " . « , . ~. — ' front H ARPER 3205A—Fairground an , i ee, : ‘ ’ - . - HE e. \ 7 Hi r, ‘ writ 5 ee ‘ i ‘ ‘ i Piisbai i at ’ 1.09 emen twin beds Apleala s-F con Ri y ‘ee eau’ fut ry well’ WW ES — ery f I nea La ‘is : man (> ’ souee as ' ENGLISH SETTER T’? PS— Thorou bred. c. Ae. r m A : « - a? .' . . } : Nice mo § : aide Ms ’ - ’ —_ th rn P posul ~ ea ' nal - , nal . le - 7% ° “s dite - i, odie ¢ sate .] ; j err flemer rete “4 rwitn Tie ¢"* . 7 relict eae’ ee : a ee ' > Sagging Ice. f ished coont; breakfast op- | ROOM—Idea 1OME M , + V ae svi ans yentences: tf: : oF Cit nat. ' ! : Bike he. renee me. Del- WoOGAN L. VO3— I light housekeeping Pal Rare! c— : i STO = Al ML _ coment fone ms tche optiona] able indeli . gees 7 3 ‘j ~ in | ENGLISH REAGLE PUrs—35 menths old. fc _ eke . 1° Keepin i ae me — ~ ae “a ij I , Ty Sulit housekeepi! . ape co! : ‘men ; ' . om. .) > an te] am «¢ eee Kas, els ic and bath, private £ ete amore BE pL) LUO A= = bets Kirkwood, Me —o pri. | HOW, | #oc=m:A. ne ia 3, 2803—Leree and sma ee” | SAN 8 4442—3 furnished room b eee . loor w (c) iderly coup ae convenient a | lee in a- | ee ~ -ETT -UPPIR er hogy AD, 7 ~ tO A ya neatly furt gy coh POF pe” _ nhone as sda a »- TT WraAR 7 593 T , ms . ~ — ——-— — “on . , - Rax D 151, P.-D a In om h RAOWUS Wid Two. unfurnished: west ~1| ENGLISH SET ‘ER PUPPIes—3 montha HNN booms: cas. electric. bath. — e pit root es nn wily furnished room and | "MILLAN, 4715A—Furnished cool rovra: | en = — te Jefferson and south of Rutwer:: pus! | old. from prize TT, stock: can . ~ " Te3) lia? HouseKee@pins ‘ ‘8 a - , , ‘ — rz . ; “ bik Mai’ So? oe te ee wal = = 7 ‘lam: 7 eran" ‘ hen ri . 2 Ee } Sabha ( j ‘ ‘ : ie + naaty rn r hin F ‘ "” , ™ furnished JOHN. 4310—Twy for “light no S. : ~ anes? ) | TESSO T5i—2 nicely fu eG | natte: § Forest rans vem yunle’ kitchen privileges.) ROOMS—Front sleeping room: aiso twin .> FE 4: 3x x- ih re reasonable: by July 1 Box T-65 a seen Sunday and Monday at S029 ve , ; ; : roar. * hereon a a * ; ’ Raat «| keto Te ’ } - i Prat. mpareh ‘ rulhl ? , rome # " “oo On ‘ | 4 . . . nae a ; ‘ . " — iern » eere e i ~ 4 ort anart? — runnin . > ' ’ ee ii i oe ve. ~ ) x } : . ; _ the rn-ex block Fairground Park poet S . pews wyiM é ’ aan : M LLAN. 4603— -Housekeeping large ae — ; L mont). inte) as ROOMS AND FO*RD WANTED to k S918 Hort t P x pant - —— — - “ . o , nurnisnhie wHoms, - - ' - ‘ ' r rs ry “3 ‘ } : . “ wife ’ — : s - : ~ -_ = ’ . hy + = =_ : ; ar . ‘ Forest LINCULN, 3947-—-Iwo neatly furnid ¢ icles IP ae septs (od | LN LS1#—L. " ? iret floor and kit henette. conveniences: |ROOM--For young lady amployed : y | ROOM AND BOARD Wd Por 2 young | ny acnau” ; orton © ~ ‘rT fc) licht } . tome nit “eK ini - LJ 2432—Two nice ur- le children exciusive ' ' : «/ = em pitt) se ko pir 4 Aa a ‘ : ; - _ 2 ii i - “ ° . : al E DP i 7 Fo ing COUT ‘ io ‘ : neil : ‘ee in nrivate family South ae or ; ~ At «house- } MAFF “ITT. 3934 Furnished i reom: ; . 885 é‘ onnectit room! anh [ONT 5101—2? well furnished om nisned basement | “33a Sy. ‘ms — icMiILLAN. 4603—Housekeening:§ Tlargce ne ighborhood ; every convenient e Park ROOMS FOR RENT COLORED suburbe: reasonable Hex D-260 ' P-p.| FAMILY COW .-Gooe Spring and n—— : . = ‘ 2 : Me ¥ ; * 4 os e. S4 . . “ 4 ‘. . hase e } 7s. 4 4 a ‘ey 9 ‘ . ; me whALS 44 . . . heed 4 ‘J ii " i ‘ ss on - . > 4 , - P . ’ : : : a ti ‘ f - ; ven) ent to 3 . AT line 7 4 rnis . nainall re " ~ - : — > : pia) . usek es r at 2 ee . : '\* . . ryt : ‘ . 3 . ret fioor ang Kite nenette; conventences i ew > : _ a ; ‘ ‘HANNI NG 313 N —? Po ms colored Re OM A ND ROARD Wia In private fam : n wn) co ney: - ayxen %6 ome | MAFFITT, sa ¥ hed hew FENTH, 1705 S.—* tar rooms. NATURAL ‘BRIDGE 405a-_ One unfe ueekeenin ray , VIRGINI "346. Nice room Prot- | - wTiy.Gl . connecting cPHE RS N ‘$4 Single front room, in ly “linea yy , ee ee EASTON, 3536 ERaccke rie pyre family, also garage. 534 N. Vandeven | oroughbred: bargain 7 itt apie eee | nished room with use of kitchen. MMRLAD 3442A— ly furnished room. 1 or) = cstane young man: private family: mod. | UN ae eds range reasonable: room lean, cool home: gentleman. _ ee : phone, hot bath ter, W. E. Lyons OX TERRIER PUPPY--$ RY 1 30 ' NEWSTE Al) Be pe a & tlemen: rea ; rivat PAM. gry onveniences 1. rs =~" +) ; ; $.3 re ce. | cP HE RSON 40: 55—2 rooms furnished | SAN. bn rooms sh : " “whore ¥ 39° 4— Fr shed room Ai e090 : c) Wtd—Priv “2 ; ; ¥ ent.emel ; Cut ‘ 4 } ! sha ’ ne " : siee ' . respect- rie 1s i FLL Mise . aa P . . “NRIGHT a ; ’ rut? Mf ANT 33 AKL rivate boot , — ic7 furnis . oy a 4 with ae ota : ge y 4 ? / - - ‘ yer PF re $ for hot ]S8e keeping nde) RB68I. es ne} } j 4 5 : ' E enraee. T Andel) ] 15 : oe) , for ba bies f - tS months ta ane Vea — : TERRIER ' 1’ ry I-S —h46 ‘North A — — . a we a ve > —— -- hr eg sf) _arg¢e j I > vi. . rilAren’s . Basia ” @? os : Bere NORTH MARKE? 2333——Furnished iA COURT, 3542—Room [CPHERSON, 4632—Large sleeping room: SHAWMU, ‘abany 340° SARRISON AND LUCA ? iliren’s Aid & S58 Weetmine Market, Lindell 3940 | for light housekeeping. € at aay ; oe, % ‘ » > ’ be en at r ° \s ¥> ‘ ‘ . >, : Pe - , ! tr aiso singie Troon outlet home ie TBS - = olored lamon od . ROOM AND BOARD Wt4.—Youne liad) } 9 Or RRIER PT Ps—Two. 6 weeks 4 a Fees -—pr ; ~ ee ' ‘Dit AUTTSHe SOUL | Url. , “—_ “pPpacowr ~ ad oan | SHINKEN 28 O0— Hoot Visi bt a ag , .s ye pre vrivate fam iv atl conven\lences Rox | laciede a /\NORTH MARKET. 185 —2 moms ranc : : ~~ r Pie Ls a. “dot ann Oi ' " , im roon McPHERSON,. 4417 Rooms. unfurnished Sh -— eo iti oma tani 7 2 ae ‘ furnished priva bi ni en ! | Dletely furnished ge eee ; FOLSOM. 36624—Sleeping room fo 7 rooms: furnishew oF . Ui ateren gis ‘orest 4377W. | _With bath. electric and gas hee no age teh ed rg to@! ‘Lindel! 3374\ . G-389, Post-Dispatch "op rf RIER—O weeks i800 “Wiese: weekly t HUCMes ; ern: bdreakias? oS . | “ Be : 7 Nicely urnist Mei HERS N SH4HA-—3 housekeeping pate! GET : , s nished fron ROOM N BOARD Wrtd—é y tat) = ber “2 . : “ , ape ’ x" 4 > >? F } } - " MAjpiureii ! *% 1 : . "ed . . x 4 t ; Sia ner ‘Beall . 44S ¥ | IN ? i} . NX , ’ "| ' af a « s* 4 iPThi et yaa ‘ - 7. ™ : " . . —— . 7 rT = yy | OVERRECK, 791—Furnished m, © 1s ines OT! bropicchgeaplgg tale | Oe: ee oom, southern ‘xposure: stat ooms. sink and Pang Linde!] 463.0' gh enon ogtipe lane yg a ER rt o by AS, S91 aatnaied 1) ef * exchanged ox Dele: > reRRIER PUPPISA—Reauiffully ple or 2 : einie « . , “= ¢ use keen nc : mmer ! ow — ra if ee t ‘tand. lars rar ritt ! he ail: MeP HE RSON, 4953—aAnpt. D, large front , meee CF Cae pack TOO Sa Pos? -Uispate! marked: cheap 4°41 yeni: «) r ~ gentlemen : home privileg? = : ~ : a mgt ear line ) ‘ . (= and car lines aA RKET , a ys ’ 7 oo % es un Cc “sé I aihis - . : ler CONnVeT nce ge wrier iy. £0 r m gwentiemen: nrivate aN. . SP ‘ " : tae ‘ “Be \ rear Leddy nn ’ rRREBTe SIS i New iP KE ‘ ‘kh 40° 0—-2 ; ght coo!) reoms for dag, : , acm ~ . P we TAY " PR , LVOA ~N oO! . ne r aat ; } voy 4k laf : ’ es ad ° her =r . ae 4 - I Od ok} ; I “ bi i ee " 7 Ir '\ rarage. hot Water pe hone. ' a>" ° . “ e : ‘ cP HE! PSO) ‘ 4167 “« c.@an, se LA : *, - ~ on oor go 2. Bk ‘ ; ~ . . ten msliy 4 . . , . av? Jy ® nr y Dp: « semen : ' i FOL They fan to share ¢ ew! decoratea , 2 _—. ; PON’ ST720A lwo rnished rooms s'eeping room Af Cr ouple: Ail Con hn sailed 7 ° ' ae ae eS | PRAIRIE. 1923A—-Small. neatly furnis "a nt room rand 32426W and id we wn ne page” Biggie ‘mi. | BAST 386°—Sieeping and light ise- Mel : SON | —Furnished room for|TAYLOR. 1% Nicely pur , : ee yuiet hy ae (On) N pee rtd iDie rReNCH BULE—-Blue ribbon winner; ble hom room for gentleman: convenient to OLSOM 3644 ng room for Jeb gx tr 213 (e53x keeping room eekeeping: a Sis eat ris Ke | es. Bomo - | eo’ ‘gp ia oem weet otered: of stud. Greed Sie Tne } ; =. 2) i e vacant June 1! Se ag : * aids "PNTER 1429A N.—Laree. new-' TAY 2613 NN. furnisned Fr0o 3H6: laine GERMAN POLICE DOGB—At stud. Fei. : é | RA SCHENBACH. 3007A—? light ' ; pon ha # shed neie "7 ve> “?t). eatiyvy Turn : | rie ay 947 rooms yvemences VANDEVENTER 142. Sire, NT Ais . " ; : , heuer « Cedarcrest Inn Man German : é — eae. , , c* - . ; - ¢ nighed room for gwentieman; ai cor ; ’ ‘ bt OARD Wtd (siti 6. bey - _— keeping rooms and bath. cae. elect nd connect houeekeel - m : : ; — i" , : : rith ae * HER SON ~Hou ise neapm UOTDS py turner room | eile es ao ‘ . 4 ms _ i otal re : GERMAN POLICE [Hj —Male: hot-water me ote ; ~ : “yi “4 N. 8 ' siitetaini , : ot aon asonahb! veniences THIRTE E NTH 1438 N.--J room! ; nust be @ aye Ne Tam ; aptigny : ‘ / at heat private fari!y aa ; — ; WA a a? ' 4145 I : south ALO! y Fe : en » | WIN ‘ERAS OO, BER —— oe Osh ae 3. C0 eee * . f “ As 344 4 ai. } tit j x } . . “ - —, ‘ ROOM—Small furnished room. com Bako C ' nae Ese =7 F a ‘ime Vo 4151—Laree yn oe | tt nese woman: must be in Weaet Pn, near lawn @ Louie County. Deimar fal LeP® anil bright. with or without boa 7 -BAP ' —_ : : rivate ef! nig : AS... eh, pre Yc dieaea’ -diees . with kitchenette every eonyeni: ~ VERN 5072—z fron 00! MuUr- | CREST. 6513--! ’ ‘ ‘ , sal - = aN » LAMIS. 4275a—We! i-furnished, € tT 9 » reoms; : — eer AMS _ vrivate fami] bu whe ge ees a Pe Ane a a oo cs on gy bar Shaye “4 ; R900 Be * | ys : , " ” ’ i ; ‘ “Snr } . o* . “to Tr? r’ r ¢)*) ror ne n rs ily ; } } j A : ss ; 7 Seeer : iro rt . Dri ate family rease _ —- : - : peneeenes ~ : — urii¢ wert er z : 4 nha Ss : stg Ft (> a. 10773 4) +‘ leary on raferr .17 . 1 iy . ER 7 N » yr o + . he front house xX * ; (Mat ’ i. ST Lois eS4RM — Two furnished. e. iat ' Ue Ga y 6 AR yt — > : : ) , , ay DS 400F } keen! . — "@ by (co) . Saat priva oer _keepineg rooms a dtoini ne. bath: $7. ‘ oo engl a West = Rie 1 ) “he St tae = , ‘ : an newly furnished wivate («En Pe | 3 ; ; jeckKeeping ne Lae h bor nao 5/ , — 216M ; | ST Tat Is 304° ? 4 Neat, + furn! ished - = ae rT a ye : } . ering OTT) c a ’ 7 ‘ - ; * comma far . 7) aes a ‘ “ ; , lena - . without ry try “ . , rs ~ : a >A . , . . Jae oF fy ne ' ne - oe a , i [ af > - PoOrnern 7 rv? > gentleme ci P : ii 36COl > ’ " is . . : ‘ unfurnished rooms. E NRIGHT mn abit a ' — 4— Beautiful | eng ne ; : xP Ne roars home 15h A N ] M A s v " ’ Wie ' . : use ~i57 d a pe Es cA) epi or hous n ny renee eR? 8 6mm £908 — So : ' } : an " ef : . ; ’ ST LAXTTIS 353° Fcciched mom . a . ation ched hall room ic } rf. “ ys ; - , is. os lm unfurnished room f ee a ‘Fy wy! —_— ‘ ectric none ie . 7 ; 4h) # TOth — acy - Ail y rea rT é ii one Rik : + a 5 3tT) au , , ; : ; ta aaw. rye’ eritor . 2. or w ; of ange Sanne Siete Gente: aheistiy & / AUBERT 4-2 connecting front rooms ms GH bed chower bath c) —- ee —_— : ———- (VERNON, 5533-——Sin om ren , : - —_ GREY HOUND—Pups, 4339 Reck o. 2 - “ » do a “tne seoune keeping: a7 or 385 teal _ cee Ae 21) ic) ae ey : 0 nuse! ahamen “~ a rik, aa . nt —— " ~abekeed ne coo"! or. vemence block Hods tU ate aif } or r and ‘TPR I#M BETTERS— Male and fe Irnished _roome ‘ a ' » — ) amet : ny ee ee “ay ~ he sg pletely furnished ” use me a wr Taye ‘eek tivate family vate mii months off: not trained er epeiled: , . © os arin aan prey” : “a? = . mee sizeDping room. 3+ genre ng ee e ~ Pe) : rt j ; _ 3 ‘ oe \ ater 14400 , SALISHURY 2301A-—latee fu aTA. SOUU-— Hea ui | . , ” ic62) + - : a is : te ok: : =O0 ro onnecting house- — ly furnished. mod Wanted each Forest Varner ine i 7. roo fr rerttl'eman : ; ’ ; } RANG ‘ ? - = yw Ht | ‘ ‘ . , UT ; Mi ‘PHER SON 4°, 16 ~Very attractive reson, " See : . " keen'r tM ' ‘ , nmniceiy ete T Fl aaa te ee a rr ; : ; | 00 . ti ne. , ; e front room an si iret- i ‘eTryTenin ipplied 7 PU’ oor apartment, all conveniences. ‘an ve ” mi 7 . ’ ‘ rivi horn onvenient to traine | : With kid state price Hon Kl os NE&—Te give away : oii is —_ ME rae f . ute at ' } SS nve niepces (cy —— “ore. , second 11 Pua ’ (240) » a} : ot gentlemen preferred T-26 . TAspate h treonths oid Hen T-40° P. for light house mn PHP * bs for i Kit Rosas a : — -o=% INR Hi’) o n s USS , Vv "ore De eke é r 0 op? f : , ° ; ae een =i -RE ow B TM ER Ts “urnished room, for . keeping roo" omnes : t ae °- SO57A Southert ' +e ; : ; *hone roa I S ’ ’ —], “nonthe old male: prefer clans SVrigzZ purryign— tie i — > . : re ne a . . . : , : «' ’ mh! _,! : x - ahs 4 _— ; Gasp? . ; ' 4 ’ a : ‘ = | ‘ . eerdia ’ uu : erm i . r i) ; ‘ : rT ' A bn ‘a rs" . an one > yt 4 ren ; . = " ™ , ; 2 ate ’ PT ad Titer > 7? Ss W rv AX 3811A—Reom for reatl “‘ | : —. ~ a eens om — wore e ' -f) oi Ti ul ee ae ENRIGHT wal o—! are . ry an ct \. ¥ 1 pe 9 persons : de!) ioe os een natin ine titan ef ‘ . ore - a nan . : a4 LEeweteywT SETTER a Pemaie: Se neathe farhished etente amit, Mtoe aC, 271) 4Neaily fumished front | Soa saa —e curniahed @rout bed: | Pete; alnening of housekeeping. — CC) 538% See aaa : $8 oo —Fhomes “dintion. Rock |>ORS, Wik — Aloe dese papi. muinss | tered: 3 retro; See. Mina Om *) . 4 oe on = 7 “ a irniehe = ~ ‘ pte } ‘ ’ ry nriy eres . ——— “ = FP ibe 1th room : —— er ' BA a ye " OM. e i : | ;AR =! moO pigs Dai sta wie aver rt tig ‘ i ; SI L.LTY AN «> ~ 2—N ie ty a from : 2 fry r wry rhead , - ] } »t Sas : = : 50 li— WO iarTge sates om te ! rs . ; ; : Kerri: AT e7 . “ , ' ‘ ; ] ‘« nt . , oth roo mers yarage e vw rite Nationa] }*e* shorn ” (4 . « ‘ te? ** ' A —* | ~ - a -~ . rooms tl it housekeeping — 5° ayy ta hye ’ rTment oO - _« *- 90 * ; i immshe eee : ~e 7 T pare ‘ er a — y et ‘ ; “ Sl°,.tLyvaN ©39k 44 lary? fu + u4 P : ‘ ; > 4 . - “IMA: ron Pootm, : Likhs sak hie rr rpr i . : . . ann’ , .* , i liv 2 - erg +. raed ‘an ¥ «S54 ; natant” “ P b, ; ae x TOUR Dimi 78 atrckK PEKINESE Taek Reda and “ “yeaa rm 2 ~* eoot h all conven sl : sf : rentieman i BA este ged - home : gpentierm prererr —_ a ie . " 4 on . . seer? fron MATYT . ; lieh ‘iM mekeeping _ Th We. cyw rT : = : ring : » —“ ‘fear ‘ t i: {“oltae _ s ; ’ eieels — Seeker CES (e8) | ENRIGHT. 3024 —Tw9, conne | aa : rePne WASH | SUBURBAN BOARD Six Maarten, 4908 Caues PRKINESE PUPS —And grown I, “ 7 : —_———- — ° roone ' 4 -_ ’ : He 4 * ‘ in " \s £ . ? ; sk 7 , : , TAYIOR 2805 N—Roeoom and ke i = . . L174“ let me clip your Gog colors; pedigreed a Dr ‘ £ a " me -- : a ae ~— ar Ts > sien : newly fur a= -aa 4 a = - furnished roor aie” westio Giclaaed: Dawer. 2, PRRGaN- , ~ AYARD, 75 Rooms, 116% ae SRI! HT 193—2 mo rooms i MAI — pate ron ho, y tur: Ww ASITINGT IN BL... 506% vem Bs. MAI LF RB ; Acne > oy nished PPRINGESE Pt —_— ae tthe . . i% 2 PSritiit 4658) A. . aid. oA4~ . a vr housekeening reo ms: Lh a, a ight a a fs 33 eeping r houseKkeemng ee Se hen ae ; RIG 2" sseauhan rvom: al] conven-, MARYLAND. 4 pls a ‘ ee si Fi ss on a = - e 4 hina v. ce » . " OV / 2 | ua : sae ® i * wep “ : Tg ~ (c T ci¢ ; ‘ 7 + ’ e ; - - > BPIOS — rw ENT » r ikrs » 4 SS0SA . a ’ : — ~ Sao ? mS ort light LOU ae} ’ i Cis, aij ; se 7 “a m with or uw ithout house ger tlemer sae i.) LL ar = LULL 25 ie (c53x) Ww \aiiNGT ~ ni, 45 }$9— Housekee pin ne RO “ AND ROARD P'eagant ort’ ate paebat bs nen Npoce lor pupe. erneivly el INTE. r Pr im Just rig t tor — ) oo Freon kitchen ig age ES , RSON 3°0°A ar front. iene aaa . — “ new > MARYLAND 4 102 ovely furnished |” eee: owrers home 1+” tamfty: all conver ences: cic. priced; real targuine. 2336 live. (cB) ww, pes ey Lyre 3 ndell 3080 ee Le TICs private - — E pe ™m for ° : > L ry , y > seco! i : : ae j - Te gage ope s- ; 4 ; ranom™m toe refi ned us pote woman nn , — . Y - - Se . r e “ ebeter ’ ee a le ae > ‘er - eye = orth ar _ nde}. v ty fur \FWENTY SECOND 3562 w —R oe | or 2 _._._ | BEL aoe Sas rastten ried E VR RIGHT 5048—T~ ) | we . ent om 2 aN ; ——— a i. WASHINGTON BL 463 +-—Neatly fur adults: @” a® AIRED ‘LPP re ane 1965 ' erent Pi Ps. Just right ns. rood ad mn i es ‘one wii} give + onktnst. 4 PERSON. 2°09 A rs se z : kitch- o sti =m i t. --Jos " oe - — 7 ' by; keen! : ond pOOT ia MAR i aes) ts +: ; " 4 5 " oe . - r ahe 4 pleceine root! «° Z 50 pet we oreast ay ie ; son 6 hut ting ’ ’ : . : - -* : be . > LT -"" -— +? - . ‘ 4" Y ’ at is 2 alles . 74 e , . TY ] I r ° a e '7 ‘? , e- By , ; : ’ fe) | 2 gentiemen . , atte: adults: : naday morning hen ied. urrnished to right party. ORs face er Zh "“g.eniahed *0 hie ae — MMLANGTON. 1813 5A—Large | ihe 26 Teer) * ater; owner's home: ws ic) * 3 young men; separate wee amet one AVA. BOat Light housekeeping. twin beds: for" 651ad bh (ec) meyer. ce»! ee 4 vi —Front hal] reom: . s. Sad oe . ' shed rooms, et El 73 Ip, 16A 5 leeping. board: convenient 3 cars. Ou - nable. sleet i (ct) bath: modern: reaso for one or {Wo wie» is 4 ' <se - “~rarniahed e 5 . 2848—Ler om for 1 BOYLE. 32 oA N—Furn! AMHTrA'S ~ ; Oo—Nicely ‘urt 2 re r m OT a . trig ete bes all conveniences. emen, vate home; Marriand car yne avunablle . adults.

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ee a) 7 oe rat a rs ESR CARER AR gee xy fect Na i » i x e “es y 4 ; Oe ates Wie: steed HR 9s neat se $28 = ti ots 2 ear} \ oka ap eRe i — se Pam > tors eee neh eaee te ~ phe AGES Fa RE A, ae TER MRO iy Ey a i Oe TL ws ate’ wpe ati ti ¢. © Tead ea = pie ny ew 8 te ae ~ er ae swldlidh. in « pevtae a * Me pa ® Hie nary at pea a en cages ene ga Nm Boab et vey “Tait vs Re © eta toi Sein eA heii a Baa a SFP a Ae abet gest Yo 3 ee >. PEGI AAO BE OS Ny i + MS By Tf She =a bate He hy “ x agenda “? me NT ee AO TOS NO ME RE gaa o ‘ +s of - : See x ye LE FY a hs a Pin v5) SORT LA : 3 z oS * Md, miatie EM BT ARS Roe ? 4 ce cae ent x ee Xi pacha wh ey LY * J = ~~ - : ARIES ache jem notice 9 gent ages vai he ine be SRL mis i * SONEAS MET E e eb gh * NAPE TE a ee oe et eed ee Tain Shee ats A ome r PO ty RR oie ae he Ba hanger SERGE FOIE ME TRE ne ctemeT NEE Tan AOE ee re IR EEA TER LN IN Rr eerie Sy tg ¥ Pa ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. sone ANIMALS _ Dogs one Cats For Sale _SUSINESS. OPPORTUNITIES ‘OFFEE, tea. fer and xrocery trailing stockholder wi!] se!} mrt t© Men expericnced an establiated business. (he country trade: rt rign'! parties tO get yusiness Rox G- 897 P Ost - dD. snaich. | OORP RATIONS FINANG ‘ED through s sale of stock Dy mail fPasiis operated method. S14) 1457 Br oadway New DOCTOR Wtd.—al1n small tour trains POULTRY AND BIRDS — horns For Sale “a ‘ ~i* le ris ne ~N\S—\ en s a -_ in Po ‘LICE “poas 4 “oit «Ta, call Oltve 2°] _Truat Bide. months ea ith: Or 4 Se York but daily and found Address J. P Orpingtons For Sale EN S . ’ , . : a. r . ; . , y . . . : iv lsat rat Inispat =y : ~ tT T. ewe “ >= = Pupp. +e per « t) rail =° Dai ndeventer and pol uter tarm fem Taggenbrc? _ rear Bueche! Aft? Ames Pics “ol ao ‘2 - recreate ce — UCSINESS Fy penen requi "*d ation . | Bure 1049 Van GUINFA } all sizes. ‘OMPARE cananes SioONKETS— S—Nice le: Rhesus and Ri ne- ith any birds offered fo their nducting laze sales __ tafis. $17 2338 Olive (Qe) admirati : capita! E- 4129 Concordia S| ten-c ot obs. 104i WHITE MIC FF —. 4% ~ Dar ains any - . &rtn 3940) |} Lundell 394 ‘i TOR Queen. Centra ~4} . => =? 9 IVE »¢ Act a 4 Woh - \ : Ihe bu aii Patented th Market Lim PIGEONS A 2940 N : , ink if y? : Baby Chicks For Sale BARY CHICKS—and settings: 4 eties. 416 L.2cae f a. 43557 CHIC Kk S—.§ 1 rir nas Lis ‘AS eo m “er >. BABY BABY CHICKS—_s Oo. pb n SI. G Hatcherr Mi» BAHY hilt KS for Bunda) — Lis ND BEE SUPPLIES BART CHICKS “ES— Queen SR to ASS leland reds tone TOG promt prea sel arms box I‘) Hany Ciici eutniiner lee ae milxed uD-D “ -alls ("= nev nal 4 rofess! ’ . BUSINESS WANTED ” catalog — ah ae i oe - ‘ Gireent BEES BEES BEES Das \h—And ducklings in effect ; rnoney : 4 rut aru 3040 Nor Varket BABY CHICKS Li). bevte tingle recs $10.50 lewhorne erpingtans, Min orcas t # ‘arrow Chickeries Panny CHICKS—From hateher, heve please temers, 22d season lar Varieties gevarantee: Peenpeicd parce! pest: wer te tloe andi free Dre em! Huicheries Rox BRED to bey eh larece Sanorter, ooneae S10 aerorted && Farma. (Chilliawh. CHK: . S-—-- &® up [rerk & Hatcher, CHICKS ~Rarred reeks 100. SS. SO. mined delivery Ozark Farms AQUARIUMS, | L ARI i * ‘\ Farr after June $s") “pit Tharohr barred . . mone? pDiant. He Iu r . 7A RLINER t? CHICKS ivem —— = ere nd 4°35 ~ Grand ~ i,.e¢ anv : rs >. + cn || 2- 4 per TOU ~ sturtio an: § “ , ’ . , . - wr . , , " : sant Manas } : mmedtat ? ow, on maf? i gas hi PS ins a py ire Drea] pest ~~ $ }) tee large a : « ; ae DMN pt . Sell Your Busin and ortvately We have « ia “sh Duvers end reTrsera ly Seteeal r to vou You Pay Us Nothing Cal! seh hess wm a estinent . nIsinese wa in iUsiler Neer DAN si ‘ whe . eT ‘ yr w eri le ‘> made 1s for an be} & KERR 'NVESTMENT co tors Bide Ss and “ome : | , “Se , SHOPS +t . or , —— ARs — the a (rat tsibhs \ ; : ~| - m _ Rica | _BUSINESS FOR SALE SCSINESS CHANCE—Bakers tention. AC BATTERY il seil movable evens cuacanteec wa end terns to suit Write for a Muddlehy- Marshall Oven Mf. = th 6. St. Louie, Ma tri - nce s se Tr’ ta "linetwer wr > “ i. fie 6 Parner it jet With Summer ¢ Box 50 Win iets New hoe How te as _ € : prices M Lae we. Rusk ry > i42u.8 % "ESS RR ‘a : cteesr t S2xern * stock ir Dustne ss w —— Tha 414 , REP TR aR For Sale BA NT AMS— jo 4h ~e a pe Fae Lite! 3e40 i «a _Mamburgs For Sale K— posi =e emt! Ham! var =* ' BRewde! 1527 Lynadbursc =: as «| ‘ ' - J Sha. ARTE rms ZT witte~i da > | Carter x Noms t ~~ ny Foss neton Dein. 4 a ww ER yee Ts) most Hi Mecs ire * .80 ae it) “4 mee "her WF? « “, » ont = a toa ve spice. extract. bakin nz po po w- BAKEK Y—5605_ Easton. sundries business. con- entire hold- line write for free. quick. Sarkisson. suite gs TOWiNg no a home filline profits 4000 once BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE ONFEs ‘TION ER Y—Good busines _Cabany 2668.ic) worth S+00U Se: jeaving cits S. Jefferson ‘ Po 4S «* . _ sell for hail. 4344 Lafayette aa + WE 3 spat = 8, Fee = B AKEP Yl}; p-to-date: good business. own- ~v. gu again Roget 7 -—ie - - GARAGE—Fu! _er will sacrifice. 7037 Oakland. —s — | ay soo4 | SAK ERY— entrail west good business ‘ : Dargain. box T-352. Post-Dispat« | BAKER Y——U pstairs shop: ow her ‘aan | sacrifice. Newstead and Lucky. _ floor shop: cough mixer. |. 19th must bs 1» | BAR ERY—Or equipment M-TIUNERY?Y sn _ business; ia, e: *ost- LD: Spa Tl. . _ iso0ed » »| ale . rooms: sei] ace Post-Dispatc! BAK ERY—Reia . 019A Sidney. _ BAKER Y—Cheap. owner unsta lire BAKERY—Patent — 2S. > MARE aa AND CONFECTIUNERY On bp ee at oni —1129 Ni. lth: good trade. reasunable CONFECTI NERY tS ol: income $35 BAKERY ROUTE AND TRUCK i, oM liehed: paying about $40 week Watson 23°00 4 Shen andoah VcrAKs aaie at once. good emiiihibiianemeagatinten Bakery account of ransf oven Call CONFEC TIONER iZn best part must 1— And t" “oe ‘ every Lol Cc =") : Vet ia? ra wel 3 or laranierxl oO same must sell t-Dispa' d a HOU SE—Good stand U in Illinoig town 1700 niy easy terms Glase@Mever BAKERY —& nay for H-1230 P ) BAKERY oS mies on. War BAKERY ‘ ° . sTrom Ss Ric STAU R ANT- . at Highway (~emison - one Ms — —_— —— -_ - — “tT BAKERY—F oD patent ven: com- PEeTH rlete ome liam | BAKERY INERY terms nN IZTS9A AND COFFEE HOTS th old established fully ¢ quipped tareugne mul: investigate. Box TIA i ECT INE n* Iwo Ss two |] Vandeventer repairing = y ‘ec Fd Sell accessories iy iad aa A Lah ‘ig! "Ss 7 KL SINES L iu — equi imTri+ nt station “a Clive st. red of . £0 X—Auto parking 1405 T oe | e? @® oF PT rae fir ‘40-car 2 raca Pho laundry. pestaut. ATION—Run repair ne Ee 700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business ances Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. _ a. 8 FOR | SALE “pho ste vt ing pped ‘e repair oer -Onsi ic} wr Shaws par uculars. "Gari a ret la a’ {ARK ET—Good bot ft ME t 4470J Me ANT ‘BAKERY—An id property In fast. er furnitur ee Vv i2 Low it om se.) ~- neo T eyburh: est blished ~41 ehean 2298 S¢ 7 nc Lous u a i : sh business Loo San) cas! ’ will Post-Dispat BAKER Y—lIn country erore f.xtures handle fine 1500 BAKE RY SOUTH SIDE. sned .. ation rere Sow bath and tollet: Y-vear and “hes Olive 4482 i* city INV ‘th (;uarant’ tide BARBECUE STAN! Phone I sell 45 a2 . -y oO od | BARBECUE STAN D—C Pn 4954 | axton BA TTERY =T AT sacrifice "Box BATTE! RY ; SERVI CE esta>d ished t 1) wation vest agate ; va rea STATI: ust Post-Dis 3 Side £oo good reason for 241J M AT IMO Lie rent nic equipment: ¢c Meaaon explained BEAT “TY PARLOR, equipm reat . TTT Benton ry a "dene 7 2 | 30 @ etniteiarniiapealiaiaiilaiiasi REATTY SHwi Downtown Caton ~us' ye. .? Jt "Ty — {st M Ls | ‘4 # - NFECT! RY—Across from ~ECTION ER Y—And iring “4 we imar . lite 2 " “ck CREAM __ reasonal ie anch: th Ts LOTT goed Yue neas oo COTION FR Y 'LORPFrWiaee@ « Ni SECTION E RY trade “ap © * fox ation 3140 ) Morganford ad \ Mi AR R D 4 ss NOHY ween STORE FoR SALE wom is ae ONE Bt TiON ER } Tr rea, 7 =Ooere BARDONER mm = Rialte Theater Bika ous ars ease at mith. 1008 | "STORE—Fine location in fast commun: j aay bet Ma nc ester SATESSEN — th necesslta‘e«s Gquics& ga: ” ,7T 30 Fastor ay ine EL RY ——— vict ina $7 to resaer bu f dreseer. Restau rant and Gr Od boc: ‘JEWISH tion modern $2600: terms. | RO ADH STOR E—Sta te $20: aiso heating me... - stove. —Estad- 1924 busi -ooms. bath CE C Ee Cv iished ness averaged S$O0¢ above. HOUSE~Ga ox = : HULSE—f{f»z tw, BR r. SOCRIEG OU SEh— 116 $350 fie MING te on? Grand-Oiive Ria LADIES rr MTisz nr “e * RE ADY -TO-WEAR | noomixa ~ AND Boas Must be aold on ac-} Good investment. store complete in every | ROOMING Phene Central 41°9-/ ing ro dur ne ee C. Rx MING rit ‘+ —hcme $106 cash. sn, $473 ‘MING HOT sE—s2 Call S "oF - M?) $65 >} “terme, ROOMING HOUSE ae _—_—_—_—— _ lot _In trade Attention. aos J lease a wonderful TS | ae well located on | ROOMING ni particuiars _iture. iad get : fferson and Gravois. | ROOMING er LA U N D R Y—For: sale, old-estab-|- lished laundry, do-|; i Launderers. 2838 Sa@ueeien aoe ROOMI NG—Apt. B. rx "3 rooms; new! 4 furnished: will 4 ' ROOMING HO! 5SE—ana _Income $188 month. 1 OMING HOUSE—Goad cash, balance terms. 6126 R OOMING __ sis " fo s ter and $1000 per week. ROX pares" HOUSE—6 or Box D-283, Post-| ROOMING "sonable: leaving city. SEE Di ispat tch. _(¢) HO ea Vv he “OMIT NG He 13) SE—Hich- , and furn cure 3850 0 3088 e ee ie . : 4 ROAM NG sa joners Ri OM of TOO anc } : town rent. 4206 ns es ; hn ROOMIN HOUSE—4 reo 8! : areain $150. 4i1ga ROOMING HOUSE—S8 rooms. 2350 $25! Near . °* IT , pheaD- —— > ROOMING 3H _ $550;_ terms ROOMING ing nm a7 ra tn -- ROOMING Way: funk Call ROOMING grocery ‘ored — 12 . Lindel! »YMIN _Lin te 6561. HOUSE—#15 WN. reoorne. sacrifice 2-4 dD. m. Hors famiiv ™M SRK ET—R Le ae yna bie. LaRof Ww MAREK ET—An? 2 pocat.on ME WVEAT ay ~* ne-man meat ROOM 7G iO furnished . er: cheap ROOMING “or SE Bm Fes ’ A427 - ‘ ninster ROOMING > HOTSE—II1 " furnished; cheap for cash: once. Box G-340, Post-D ROOMING HOUSE— Load furniture: must terms. 4320 «Hive. R «'MING HoOUSE—il furntsiied filied; price r LSE—7 rooms, i arage, bargain 3 de e ors ~s - a) Hots easy 7 er v ‘eatrment HOTSE—10 * .* - INERY AND WSPAl i= NEWSPAPER R Business Exchange “ ROOMING RO« aie > ~ rent a price ‘sl HILL. Axgt.. 114 & LOOMING HOSE : ; | Bem ie el furnitur paste es alwi good “es == > b Rik MIN: ‘AN—S$Z5 wr “i “hocsEs — to $5800 “ome ch QUICK K AUTO LOANS” : sik’? “a fae eh «a . oe tines HOE rs con xs firet aPaArois. ft telican’ eeaen 7. A ret retiring ture Loans $) ‘= * 0 on your eute and oe - ‘eon ek PI ne! nd ting ae $300 «2825 Che SHOE REPAIRS—<Geot : om DS 20, Xs : = cy ‘) RARRECTE STAXD gi “se lw! Toe or Oerrter’ 4 2 oe ound at rooms rented 348° (ertrsa, : remt $45 FN) zt 4 a atite her reesenasi@ price. 1i4 NWN ; sen. ae SHOR . REPAIR <HOP—Goaed terme eeceoncdheath! sPees “rar stock. tiny TS Leech ered 5. AUTOYWe Bi] [LE LOANS ‘* reduced ts % - ws 1*an 4 renyn #s o ment oe ' jT TH aT’? , vr Piel . eee 8) . VA ee? —— % - * ace Tetee in ftv. Ena SODA WATER PLANT—T ———— ————— Sines tm +Ptnk re ror grout =lbage* nwt) sev & aati: ay ’ lora tien D-*31 Peer-iene*e3 = ~~ O I O 4 N right saren Bes T.?°* sOFT PRINK PARts iid | is"4i c Pi : eRe: ae “= "SS aertes t Avera? 1 thes -erber sort DRT 1. PA =~ aymentis re cont wan s0gS DATNE Part _ money asévanced location mad cae Terme REST it RAYT— And soft sim ae Try" : lane Pain arNe— enn cK BROTHERS Cabany T33t. ue fe B.dg Ofive 2041 i nate NN Pest. Dternatch

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SUNDAY, Ee SUNDAY. _ . As ct : The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other ler evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH JUNE 14 14,1925, , a TINE 14, ea poeta en ws... tommcr enone” WIFE OF STUDENT TWOOBSERVANCES TWOOUTDOOR POOLS LACLEDE GAS C0, | DISAPPEARANCE OF | FruNW FUND QE 7 > On salary or fr rnit: Yo17. Post Dinorne - ae ; = — >a t Rafi! Cid . fix - : : _e , ‘ ‘ ; Meh is ify 1% niece oe Ca ri¢ 's de aad pS — OS Ce | ! Sco seanenn.auewei SLAYER ARRESTED. OF FLAGDAY HERE. TO OPEN TOMORROM EARNS THIS WEEK" uz 2=r=> TORE TOMO fithout | J2S89A Hamilton | Restaurant and. Lunch 7>. LOR- Doing good busi gale esa 7 rights. $400" pe cath, | ; : + i t bargain. 500 8. 4th. Olive | $20 a tea te ie inte in ea cee ; a ae | | T Cooks Caught Leavi tobe: > Ou HB—And restaurant, on |POms. Bille showing where goods were | | Ouisiana Woman, 20, Charg ged | New Section of Gold Star|Director Salisbury Also An- | Three ae ene : oe , | t Salisbury Also Aj hrap | . Involve! Place With Choice Viands (§¢ | oyis’ Juota in $5,000,000 ibleasing 2d $2600. terms. ne oo : # o.*. SINK . ’ on bid :? : ‘ ‘ i ' . Hag reoutre ‘ brig! ; 7 ! : a} ~~” | [ . if + , »° 7 *4 Le ‘ ’ ; ~ Lat . -_ *s\* ; j b ‘s ‘7 wv. a : “ ; = rac pata adil . ™-, res ick 418 Uh ' a 4 >! % . ** 3 af ‘i ‘ : eeeeun i | ROADHOUSE—At Gollinsvi —~— {CBs “ HT ~o ae 1 ees WER mail oh Or MAKIN OU With Murder in Connection Court ot Honor to Be nounces Schedules for Th 7 . | . . . | Station, UI.: will sia rd. Lard PeARTWRIG es) 3 ae meees Omer amounts in proportion “Ta - , aga ounces Schedules for [hree STOCK and ‘@cna Issue and Inside Shirts at Waistbands. ae naign ref of Or- Bomont 1553 renting > ; 7 - ‘Jhaa ; Sa aes 43 7494 4-9 bel ‘ i ‘ ’ -* .¥,¥ itn i ee | F oh? De ’ —_ 1 » he : : 4 . AMY A i . : ses CAN? @ Jefferso! 92, to 2908 Market } ndorsers requir : Ata Ist. Cult ated oda) : | Indoor Swimming Places | S lant | (Bat 7 ie ale of Plan a , phans 77,000. ‘* sti 3 ‘ ‘a rs $i ; Vanis ine et na ROOMING HOU ISE—C; a + eat al . Call 9068 “7 ll: w+ . 9 a . . . i ; » t - nods. ! zie ic ag ; pte ge PONS : a OT 801 S_ Broadway FURNITU Rh LO ANS rsa | R : ; 2 By + ited Press [lo 2 51) bserve wee St 8 . ub Kitchen has] , = i ‘ i scl : es VUoserved In announcin the opening of Rhy the Jefter ym City Correspond sols Pc , , 4 : aa =4 *} in : ; : 4 ‘ ae a’ is us i); I Vice 1eCe mea and other rood . : 7 ° 4° x. , ; 1 ‘ ¥ — » ore ~ ; “ Roe ‘ } " ‘ rei i : It's better ‘o one bil! u » | Leno: ia hi been appointed iis ad Mage BES ad f , - a : ie ; Peg ee. me ‘ Me So fe! eae, kl iy nigh sig Aen Et rhalbaeaien Hans GF ule a G ‘ ie tinting te WY GET tae 3A a ~ stele ee /-ROOMING Hows - a 1: rrr) “9 ‘nh HC it i- Mo ean: = mS L far . } ' ttle ne ’ Ror . & . 1 . -+* = Re MMING AND — ue - ne } a — I_LDIN : - wh th , Lc ery vay . rm y , : trys r $25 ; SHRE\ KLPOR As as * ee ; g sai + a om oe ‘ dedicatorv j t} 2 ; \ ; ‘ ' Le : | Gant lle al BARDING HOS . ae: 98h ad) fret u 2 Werani- 6 - wour’ furaite Mre. (;eorge \\ sil) o> | 2 rs . I ick \ i@ two Municipal outdoor swim- e\nre of the Post-Dispatch : > . - . . = 7 PID, Ps 3 ‘ - “ :. > ‘ ' ’ r . 4 »4 ?. . ; ae th . ie . , ‘tf ‘ . , . ane: ‘ . ‘ ~— , | ‘ . . . " . " . oe ~! ar _ ., ge ie - ; P| BOOMING SE large es — _, na aa gs — fidential. No ' was arres day on: . a new section of the St.| ming pools, available to the niall PEP rERSO! June | — pearing ws ; r- : Ousek . ” orsers no furs or red tape Pay ay a a se a - he | alarming regularity Man ier | e ; , of women's dix ision A . KI 1) ran ' r mu? er ih és “+ ourt of Honor on lic for ny ' t time this season eke , bd L’YL jae » ’ 2 one s NM Ft} mnie a 7 Olive. -“ tien: reoms full; owner ill. 4060 Me ae ; _— Phereson E 2 ea cate ie , new? Re ROOMING HOUSES —, a ' ee re ee 1. 2S, id. =} rooms cS. @&. ssn ROOMING HOUSE—In eta City: , roome of furniturure for sale at nique price Box T-188, Post-Dispatch, ro eto) | RO MING HOUSE- Central. 24. rooms; . Credit Bureau, 609 Arca rent $1: i750 price $12 — al ? 114 ~. Tth st. POPERATIVE "RNITURE LVANS = * from ue TTT Protection for Travelers and Pedestrians FOR Cc. J. HILL. Art.. | ROOMING HOU Sn—} | bi Re OMING, HOUSE— es Fo! , “et gt r | +g LOUSE—B8 rooms. 4100 Wa Sot of ee eet YAHLEM inc Dt | Bre umice 2 3 | was announsen 7" Rik IOM Na Hol sSk—10 se 4 F ‘ . : is haba | ai i ea +, . ; P ; a ; : i ‘ aka ee SE rooms: re nd. ‘nior | | by the city throughout the year. ne ; oo cee ane yesterday, nd saw \ROOMING HOUSE—And _ furaltare: 5 =} a SOE 9 ag ond (“nee | oa Bpligbh > ith ti Tenth an l Missouri ' Wa grict. ' ma ke hy and advances additional money. ri Pr mere iway Memo-/' ‘lectric ; Re MOMING—Apt. B.. -4343 7° J ki} Ned R ea 4 in lignt in i Ly = fe . : ‘ded iy — ay a. een 9-30 mm ext income $ rf) sNews a + , | . —Arsns Bremen ay. a. HT eht feascnab) yg | hour af? . ioenix Ligh atand Power: . ; : 3 — : eonnection with the ceremonies | ' : he f the Mrs. Franciscus agreed to serve as ~ = Cee eee Mullanphy Pool, Eleventh ind Nebibcaaretece larry rat a Ory ae lhe ROOMIN«G HOUSE —§ furnished . a ne 1 1; , . gle quarry ran for dear life, however, | eae (a Monk lay 1° 4: R ge , ant + na?’ , » % 1 4 “ ulge: ee * V5 ae . ' - : nics ’ ,7 the Distrij ; ee t] - ‘ ae ‘ Kiel to sone Address. ) ry t Q ) ° e . * , ate stl —s Aca . } siaarvl” | MIarching } , 6) oe . 10 7.07 Pp. M., CXcept SuN- | spore! wiih ais: 6 tae 3 ‘tothers. These-two were found funds of the dyive are to be put, /'ROOMING HOUSE - or 12 hb ei 4. mS ; ; , * : ee 2. S Re EP ||| permtaainie uniess the pr bree Os. ___ Owner. 3935 Washin ib)- ED 4 A as af Pry ee! ing el le 01 f i] | 3 nt Jefferson Rarrackes (sold Cy tion of guilt on thi: char ersol DAPrracks, rol star) aay sin an ad ; , ain t ase b dh ye i | n harge ii vS } ies days, as is the pe- ' b ' he aisthands American to donate to it," Mrs mal ieav.nge city. £554 Washir - _ ou i kory + i os 1 Be Permitted, Beginning ddresses at the dedicatory cere- ; S., OREN coe mpany state - _—. Hickory street, another cook Stearn he 1IL230'°Oltlwe et |} Ssurroudnu: -s Mon: 3, 4 “*’ i ceeds of thy , o c . ? there Moresi, who Was Arryving’ a Our city, | ROOMING He a cp ~ rooms, roe a Ddargain a wi Are in the business of heipl: — ’ ih Teaiew : ; | »0d Bre Drop ne iS! ason Will open mot Kiel, fe ier Mayor; Director of a. Wed : | fO0OMID "Cs HOUSE »- ——————~=sews ™-M girls: Friday DOYS, Satu rda’ corned heef. two slice S of ham ‘ rd ; » 7 . 479i" wed rocin Ss. 7 : ‘ . - = . a - . per | 18th st 718 N, —— = relief must come quick Lcceptance af a! yeu ~~ : y but a duty if everybed. van ' { girls. Mon day. from ° D. m ‘ Ni . 2 ae ail asada 5 . i - the detectives reported, that he ha ] helps there will be no trouble in oe = A ; aly GO ine gas piant: com» | ROOMING HOUSE-—1528” Nv Grand: oe us | 36 office worker. whe L ie We * oelee rines of S:. uis. which {te te . Louis | Sundays. Miller, who*was carrying} headed by Robert Burkham, chair- 2 GE PDA | ; man, will begin tomorrow the ac- 3 : easy mon hly payments. with as) ‘ Thursd ; ee lama fae ings. music an he placing of flow- nursday men only during that pe- | evra, . acsemntinn tans RIS! naghe . ak .~ . . - ae mpany 8 slices of ham. idmitted taking food | CAmMpaign. . a 7 . grounds pool, when several hundred volunteer lon $250. ’ - e “ - -* or + ner F . \ _ | ROOMING Ho! SF—S8 reome: rent $50: mNIT! RE AND F. j LfroASS c — - 7 ' : en ae ; , org 0 ERDICT the General Solicitation Commit- “ Page ME DAY: CO: N ; . dent, $1.25. ne — . hursday, which is Ss red f ' led . So a v4 : pro- i Thur: a), ‘ 4 res erve Lor nia , mt iny ae i j it a —_ Ps ‘ : ing. on Olive: sé! — of sickness | ; | Ss) Boyd M. Vimos Shows, . in will make its drive for larger sub iting uber. 2601. Locu Pres. | STOCKS AND BONDS which will begin at 3 . and 10 p. m. on the same days, re- ,) ) : a way: 7 rooms sacrifice for cash: ne* -EY re : : , Dereons Lay . os Z legge deen ee or i pets A verdict of $10,000 for humilia- pee VW plans a canvass of the entire city | ROOMING HOUSES—6.: 7. ~ 10. 26; Ares ‘ , ics at | rooms; good locations: easy terms: cai NEY ned yusehold furniture. et mecrecary. oday befor > Dp. revit rss TT wee ae . ; seated om the stage as special | govern Fairgrounds poo cep TORNADO WRECKS VILLAGE im! , , ‘ : , AmMpaign ‘ *® suppo nished, nicome $400; rent $125. BOE | iEY loan tomot s by he nes: sonment, Was returned in nis a wei uppert ane | t fon Co., 1211 Electric pb Pallates of ae ce , ; f scores of nationally es 9 : * eae ee ‘ Ne sub) [ sarret!t's address land 5:30 m I Miondayv ' [a a “= ; i] ae HOU shk— rooms; well r . - —s k OC HE Ss 24 35 I s int! » wt ne 13 — "tL J ude 46 ‘ ad - alk attended. AAS Se] {Ous!I\ i si ti. al Was Said arrested nt his home and held nt DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE i$ | without due process of law and Hand—Progressives Show $607. but previous checks issued by hiim = practices act. omg Republican ‘the bank. Vimont said he did not | trary, has a large rund. : provisions of the law, refuses to ROOMING HOUSE—8 rooms; cash: terms; | ype AB re in profits; eas 1s: ok . 619 a . CesUi Bidg., Uth and "‘Bine MON EY Wed, —$ OOK criminal statute or was guilty of confession that it is doing so, ap- rent Si \ Y *. 7 izten: FOSO: terms. Caj] 44! >1 Pa - ae me aon pba : Grand ; wv Ge nie Worl , Peg gtr gna 8 rooms. ul aut =a. BATTER C4 TION—Estab . y M 1635 N. G | Frida by St. Louis World War Registrars! the following summer schedules for Lou! ir authority to : 3,30%.- 3 . : ~~ *indell ext fo «as § we = = SS = ey 3 nee ,and with a patriotic celebration at > t t _ tectir follow this miat ot; raising a $5,000,000 fund for the . f cal ‘ rt} Lisi, Te a the three outdoor poois operated . it ’ ; | $44 KOMING HOt b—i11 roc ——— A : | ’ . rf oF Ay giana a =~ a . . ° : a ; Biia ‘ , : Tri}? ’ ° " . ) . : Doms: g ¢ | : heal ‘ , aacw a’ ' te a ‘ , a ‘ : $200 roa nis hee n assigned ro ood fup. an SC a or Saas 3 | AUTO PAYMENTS i} stu at Loyola University, WwW Fl \t the Soulard Pool, Seventh and : ies ; ,. F 75 a ‘ > Qe tr \ +} . an oe ° a ‘ ee Mt an = . . P Witn LiWwo Tf - ’ ht i » Morgan Pays Off Your Loans lit Orleans, las confessed nat nh thy star Mowmers annual | 1 arneng ror beiterments, n . . er, 2R3R Lafavette . 1 reets Former Mayor Kiel is chairman to }. pt rooms ; mowiy u aes i . : ‘ 7s*.4 ‘ v\ ntrow ] mee : s : is irnished ; will ; at and good Wl ! ‘. , ~ - 7 . . ve , ' , ‘ ie . — 2 ; " $7 Honea | Stat ; 613 Murphy Bid.. E. 8t. Louis, M11. held on a charge le accord, | has & quota of $77,000 in the State sie i 42) oo muraer narere i > | ROOMING Hi USK Sood furniture. $f Beetory can of melee = — is! ' t-T cn. — ~ ann . rested she was released : . — : dedicating the new section “2 os rh i of the women’s division = a ; Mu lanphy streets; open daily from |... ., ; ue opi este aca ; a while the detectives held onto the ei) ING HO SE—17 room . ; } i : ‘ , . Lal ’ a a must ’ ze. ae a : us | ee) oe “ ranting ; f ho nds inh th parade Wiii he da vhe ie ! } : ¢ ¢, . . min . maul ad ’ , ay, \ n ‘ jal ,e open Iron 4 . . » : , nave apt] etizing ‘ olle ‘tions : that is, the relief ol our War or- nn nl dl an. , Pee Ok. 4 ; Urns on J ni leew , n hers and relatives, disabled war | - : : let 9 : ’ ‘ rl riod from ito v Dp. mm. on Wednes- iy They were | * ° ‘ : =?’ ¢ é and furniture. $8500 3985 Clev ; ————— * — ata men hen -_ e — — = ment len are contron ted — = “epee ar vela . — ie ae with obligations that seem ‘4 B 7 Secor uts, marines and t ark Np = a almos r . ivisto of W 1A | Sherman Park pool, Kings high- ‘to s °° 9 . ‘ cook Who was fo lowed from nemodoers I i civision i OFiIG caw Pa ata ms ras . YY In Common s K ae 4 waters , ra } ast Pe: open ee ie a Nh Mock, club, and Louls Miller. 40. o¢, thelr soldier fathers should par must sa‘ rific . 419 N. Leffing wel} 3 ; , . : os : core ae LOANING, INC . . icity oO. u : heef tenderloin. four pounds of “The American Legion endow- {) Rf ; me rime i i Y ‘ . : ry hy) 1 3 Tk’ al 4 rp lieh i te id who wil! ' . —s et i Fibe r) , +. | é bo @ a? ; ' : J Ak ‘ A HOUSE ll rooms: for aale af sale or Call : . it explained 4 m1 mi} ' =r , ae ’ A in rhe urt yf Honor. and r fod. W ednesd: iv, mixed Swim- Sale f fhe lar ; gre nerating ¢ . : MING HOUSE—12 rooms: something on 7 mings during the same period andj pjant an owntown distributiy four ciub steaks, three large slices 7 rood: terms. Lindell 12°7M : On PERSON: L PROP ‘ ', MINS | of ¢ heef -o|tive work of solicitation in the —_ - a Nene ce need eee r i fi ) = base of the tablet will | riod. | roposed to segregate the gas an n hil Bot) The intensive week of the drive ‘ | AA? j r ’ Hn while + om 4 hat ai\ Sk «) i ‘ Re " dap ‘HOI Sk Try ‘41134. Want od " furni- ’ . UICK . nf sek) i mot 44. i 7. , Ol said thev | . tu? bargain: Slo “aston, n, oring ¢ Let Kil an . — : , sha he , acum 2p names ‘ Bu; Setterecn. S\ STEM OF liam J. Stratton =o! springfield APCS NS A the end of the program. | ’ Pinan t'¢ wa Said. “he ft. SYSTE! 7 whe services. will stack uk nae a Gel Gres 2 tc 16 o. mt. tec n controts atl MAN ARRESTED ON BAD CHECK |: for J $ to 29 - | ast ys men CONTPOIs aol las been set for n 22 a7 ROOMING HOUSE-—8S8 rooms: good {ne ) une to ! . Jesse VW arrett, former Attor- | $550; terms, 4431 . o- i ! F ; ele =. sa ———_—_—_____. Set See AT sR REPL N LEAS... ‘ Pp 1 tee The Special Gifts Committee ROOMING HOUSE—9 rooms, heuse 901. 70S OLIVE. MAIN 2371. C On, . C urran, : A rincipal speaker at the a a | amily Ae rat cott 2ite Cathedra].|Women ani rirls. and between 7/3 * — on Pr eh ; , in famils Lindell 65 ‘ Rite itnedfral., | 1 gl . and et mM «}| holde Th rchase price of the Suit Against Kresge Co / scriptions principally, while the ; (“ati &. : Reetene.¢ r tos ‘ . ‘ ; t ak. Call 2-4 D. m ments rates, com@idential. Stand- | ¥, alter H. Bramman, —“ _Bi nk. Box N-143. Post -Power T: Similar drives are being conduct- Lindell 1044 or 3942 Olive. DEWEY. ‘ sy tr ntia Lindel! ; : ees i a , >t Ji }- I mie i Bulldineg bej reservation for ladies ‘twe lorse! ame ' ir yesterday ‘a jury in Clr- Indorsement of she: fi] ied jea ving city. 15384 e WNI R=—R.- sce ‘ as | v rit j : ec6 ‘ ‘ sR f » Ls : i gr; rm lue ts bs} Li¢ Wey ‘s »Pictw . e . : = Pu « ueew r : fe chi Nol ‘ * i] ifa riaqayv \" ; : ~ 7 g 4 if ’ . na t* . h , . s ‘ ‘ . ROOMING HOUSE—6 rooms, elegant = grt oe 1k tes oy ; ; kee 1 - m. same days. It has Hayfield and the ntire DuUuSINE€SS | ates a chain of department stores held in perpetual trust, and only : . 1 OF ndgd v'an f 4 SS. O00 TY . »/ 100 ‘to PRoval? ‘ ' j Terar 7 x ae a ck | ‘ s i . —e Bs Pc : : } rn Surery | (Ee American ‘VOIUTION a (outdoor pools until about Sept. 1. ntenwad he a tar ehich —_" eres me ROOMING HOU SF mi “pooms. south ' ; a Bidz 5 ten ; Sey L me 4é-: 7 | | p sil ved OY a Lorn Wie hi I * mont, on Dec. 2g. 1922. tendered dd POs i> ri i Lv. 9patedo. _ Metro nol lita n Stores ries Divid ‘$e ERAT Great Western ] ,; Gelivered by the .eyV ‘rank lannducte he f'n > sie aaa : big me . . . ROOMING HOUSE—I11 rooms, completely oo tanagie 2 ' : ' : . A-+9 I Sg pale a , conaus ted oy ( I, J, A. F aPgkeiow, | to H. Wal AON} ind Kernie SavVou, i purchase at cle f‘endant's store, at A 4 .- . P bcad "a al : . - — ryt 200: bern | iby Mrs. Paegelow. About 100/the village hou he » the , : Ri OMING Hi ei a rooms . 2 ; ate ~ n , ; . .- 4 aad WAVE ? " a : 4: . by . s he eeece 4 2 ‘ i bia =e ( nec k vw“ AS re ttl irne Jd marked ‘no : Baty Eee! , a . . ine _ no commiasion. |= ’ the = -satl ‘ ‘ - } ' i a é , rm! ao 7 ve 2255 Ove 5940 (07 -volution out the field, ROXIMING ‘5 HOUSE- —j1 “9 n - G securities U! \ niidential: i! LRA. ED first deed furnished filled; - price Tigh rms. rank, 712 Chestnut. liv secul roperty Ore than S100. | { : = 4 8 2 88 So Soo? S888 MMM i = te ie sn 08" gaa |S UTUVUAUUUUUUN TTA Sec8% PoBeS SESE Be coma eve STILL SHORT BY $226,895 —, =-—— bond. ’ : —— $254,483 on that the Kresge Co had caused his Special °e the " bat LMaratch reduced the account to 24 cents by! National Committe en the con- know his account was that low The Antisaloon League, which the jury, said there was no evidence file a report, while the Assoctation ‘ any crime in giving the defendant | | pare ntly with the purpose in mind ' PC “ rar l.inde ; / *'= « — —_—— = 2 » Ls - . — —_> . - .v7 tn? ROOMING HOUSES — & rooms, all fall; fu iF i AN—$25_ to $5000, on | rt. eet ea omen . income: cheap rent, $650. cue hw Ms Pian,”’ pay able in 00 week. yat- cUy ) Jd taa " . the check ing reoms. : 1327 . Se eh ini Pe d gl 304 rans b aie 1 Ca z 0 >OGms: re carteehs PATLOR - os 28 am » “The Workin: income ‘ . " ‘ . wi ; i OFTri ne ' , T} ‘Taba wer at *Ha ,ar? ‘ ? ‘ 4 yy ea +, i oe x ; Ire | SR: Ww } ry ‘ >) " : pti tu? ot nauire West Pine . _ (30 ti, = at ; , nilertimase ¢ Soulard streets; open daily from 9 a | popWORKING hig ‘ne tach! i; __ 6-mi rvi Bring titl | PUSTUNAS to ) ' ting machine! o-minuteé service. ring 6. rial houlewnre vhict foarte * the St. Louis committee which : VW ednesday jorh?* 1] — ) p tach ‘OU. evu re icy) starts at > . , 3 ROOMING =— 2 —. E st ton avenu Ps _ Resery ed Ti women and £iTris on ; eit hex manner ‘ é ‘ : P a‘ , ‘Tite nie i i r i , Tt) , : 28 ’ , eis site . { heaneaae apace =? on 1 BI (714) aio ‘ : eas vas north to Tuesday and Friday. Men and : sash ’ ay — 1) i\fund and it sat his r pest that 4 ; “4 lus oe fatit ; ; - I lé rissant avenue, will he hela in - : ° LA oe | ' giris: Ww ednesd. iy boys: Thursday aa. : : osition. 40X 7 30). Post- Di “h ; ti | hs Fi _ i . . ‘ j ce y j ] j lrmn? i ' *Tr) a>? yf thn ’ spatcn ; are faced with the situation tha ee Rg ge ubli ) m ment fund does not represent « ly b si ha 4s, 4Che bias iiad aici ' ; . 9 a. mn. to noon, women, rent S27.50; $200 29504 Easton, 000 to the professional bits tg ." dite» ebsites : aaeie ‘, 4 > { ’ ? ? . ‘ a ey . VY and ma- : Ps : : order to har © rood food ut home on A special! gifts committee of 20, 4342 Delmar. ; you how a loan can be arranged “Afi: .. iL. p rT areeas fram & ante | OY Pai nmissioner Pape, Read- " - _ aA = cooked corned and two MING HOUSE—10 rooms: extra good rood: tiie. heap rent. 4206 Washi ington. _ea “Yy : ) ur R E VE T \ 't}' dents andl non-residents alike. bu “rs at ns Ee Re ; : é Ww wp di ) Z y i is , ae -— +} . sa t?irP Ac Tk, - e317 or the outdaoor OOols, at Fair- ’ a warning has } Irn, iesije?} \ . nine ;falures saps Wili be . p Ss — saeClTric propertie } f Bae ; s J i i Ad j ». oe ‘ ii 4 back + | . hie — : NG Fairgrounds Park, | finsn, — , vane iidnt know the third mar | |‘ ROoMTS HOI SE—8 rooms. 1112 Dib ! , workers will aid in the solicitation, chief fish and game ceS Will Start at Dp. come De!mar 2°45J. | ' |John B. Edwards is chairman of aqent jilcense n , , . 2 ge. . } Missouri. will be}@nd 5:30 p. m. on “Tuesday and [ieee oe, ital stoc] Ag shismeer hon ex, - | Paper Was Good When Written. ish -ROOMING HOUSE—815 N._ Kineshigh-jj ine Suher 26001. ldcust 3 1 : : . STOCK Wrd hue Then a General Solicitation { ommittee | fu td.— 3 snares of 12 St. Nationa! | sentatives « veterans of rs ‘s | served for men and -boys. ; , ae ii aad alae 4 Truck common. par value — BEiCOT . rmy wu § J€ Marquette pool, Osage street bonds of the Phoenix Con Lyi Boys vd M Viment. ze ' — we ye 7 4 —— : — 7 ' A ' +* io) catty a rae ta P 7 a ¢ . - . leo i »OVE s nont.,. Lig botanic ij . SCO ield wil] Minnesota avenue SAme ruies at ‘ten + alleged pe als “te , in every state in the t'nion. and | : , ao i j aise Ss an: ROOMING HOUSE—Ily rooms: well fute m ~~ $ Sur = ——- i est ar 5 ones: Mair 375-6-7-8 ine an Sin eine cali ees wee pen uests “Our Country. will T 49 Post _lNsepatecn. Rie Ra Gna AB ; m | Monin ; sActsor = - me eRe Oe oe . ¥ a : de7 « ite = ———— a — 'j inois Aibei ils Ltd ‘t. Louis Min- | : iN known persons and organizations. Lf As . Saar et ; one acai i; 218) £ r a 1? «4 | 2 s ié ‘ a at) ati iy) 47. ) 1A 13? . ‘ Vy ha > y " .) : } +, i , ’ wig : sak 3 *- } loar . mo? an enn tne : 11e@; 1 Thursda: ~ Weel men only. perween Most of th -esidentia! section of the S&S ~ erates sce Co which oper- furnished ; pres piano, electric waesle vat on furnitu anor i - seni the income is to be used in the ré- nO Rist ir taanutact ing: articles under full: reasonable. Apply 4122 ™ : ‘ . : | war orphans Recent fimures com- . . . - * : i Le k 4 j . +) ’ rT 4 ' investigate. «> &. GALE m Depends : 3) | furnished; cheap for cash: must eel] oe : FIRST DEE! I S] : , 8 | eae : ' al n United States Veterans’ sureau ‘ tree Fe! s ‘ 45. mi ascer é ei A Ta , ° 32. ; KS b ypugh?* a. x4 An) : . Lor r nt} ure h. ' ray | ss - t a EA. : ; ls ~ } . : ; ‘ ” . ; * ‘ , ~ . furniture: must sell: | 8. manu ture! machinery , : jn ormpers of tng & Louls cnapter| storm Struck. None of the c.tizens account.” On Jan. 2 1923, he was ag 40,000. ~| Fox _K-389. Post-Dispat ic) apres. “— the Seventh District Police Station (Vive, | {). ‘imont charged he wae arrested | Republicans Have ; c) be . . arrest in connection with the! WASHINGTON, June 13 The ‘ : = . — . tt CC] en check transaction. According to |emocratic National Committee ts *# } ; : . Vimont, he had an account at the | Stl! down on its luck, according “2 lowe . wg -. ‘ . City Trust Co.. on which the check |*? figure furnished in a report hsur 4 —_ was drawn At the time it was filed with the clerk of the House a = ,f ? 2 ve ‘2.e > , . e — .* ance shown, he had $70.42 on deposit, | ~’ Representatives, in accordance , with the terms of the new corrupt the time the Kresge check went to ' Judge Rosskopf, in instructing |¥95S Supposed to come within the that the plaintiff had violated any Against Prohibition makes frank ot apr i the Antisaloon League to 3 years, uri country prop- to account iater The Republican and Democratie ARKANSAS’ EXECUTIONER IN JAIL FOR LIQUOR VIOLATION | concressions! commitcecs are Bots Prison Warden Hopes to Have Him | ; Released for esaatirmane Two | nponnec ratic National Committees Nearoes June 26. ‘still has a deficit, resulting from he Agnoctated Preas the last national campaign, of LITTLE ROCK. Ark.. June 18.— | $226.895.78. The Republican Na- [fhe State of Arkansas is not Jook- tienal Committee reported on hand when the lw went nto eiffect, or an offichal executioner, though the holder of that job |March 28, 1925, the sum of $254.- three months’ sents mad 483.01 The La Follette-Wheeler ji r violating the Mquor laws. | Committee ts still a going concern This announcement was made/ With a balance on hand of $607.92 today by Warden Evans of the Since the new law has been op- , on. as a result of a flood | erative the Association Against Pro hibition reports contribution of $10,000 and expenditures of $42,- - : “Sood income: > aii ’ BOOMING HOUSE—R8& rooms, Rs ince d ' Lieto ne : ie Ps S | rst ! ; eour! é rent S50: cash or terms. 212 8S . Je ye nt ‘ , ie 3 rt p wo t nes - oe. or per- | | Bon ‘ s ‘ ~ cS) sonal se ROOMING HOUSE—.10 nicely _ furnish hed QUICK K AU TO L OA > ee td 4.—Would “like PAS rooms and Fan acca hall: good i pengee refi ae A ' JU" —- my house with ia I Sd 4 46090 MePh n ; iditiona oo “agg tea } en $7500 straight first. Wil 4 ay | ecg nes. BROOKM VN al “a sod pel 20 per cent commission. Box K-32. P-D | ROOMING HOU SE—E yht rooms; che 936 Locus J MONEY Wtd.—To borrow . §: 3000 on m y , BY For Only Per Year ; rent muet sell today: bargain. : ‘ $9000 OS SSeS See ~~ AS a keeping house; | :] y 6 per cent interest, but will ROOMING HOUSKE—4334 Washington: THE AMERI ICAN | CO. rates. thet | bay any commission. Box Y-243, rooms. elegentiv furnished: ha — ; YOUN 211 N. &th ca Sa ae A ; : v a 4 ee Ys Ps = 4 “4 ‘ Wy we * ae j r ” : re Pe beth” Ie Ge rome a, - ae a RE ae tn a oe iy Se: Te ee » a You DO NOT Have to Subscribe for | Any Newspaper to Get This Policy 4 e ~s - 4 - > ms of S25 and upwards on | terest. 15 per cent dig uN | : nies tein ; lets of wa ROOMING HOUSH—Furniture, 6 rooms | ty RETY 1 — jormw on do’ aw complete, S150 rent; flat $25; income 022 Locus et ie 4 business property. 9: iin J years at ; 913A N Ba- = __588 : 6 per cent: valued lear tith times —_ oar S castenieneell = —. i oan Seema Coenen S emennelll Scotian a (Re _—- Seobeetnaall —_ a —— —-— —_—- ae — ean Seema eel ——-= te ee camel —_—_— ~_—— —~ ——- ——. —_~ meal —— Food good furn! ture : rent paid lst. : orice 1 ‘ =— TTOW (e55x) val rood Nels " LOG ae rit? ee Sceaienmil —_— i meneame —— mm ee —- ee ene ——_ —_—- Seen _—_ i neuen — Semel —— i mtaeneal —— cena a —— — ——— —— Decent Sentinal Toe Sense —_—-- Seen ee Rommel ee Cntemntietll — —_—- _—- —- a ae — Sone ——~ | em Soonanntindl $44: best bargain jn city. S > os — | 2S} ste ' | @mount: wil Turn ‘lear ] ! . rah : ~ complete: oe ia ADV. ANC ED ; mot pay any bonus. "Box Y- — ', ROOMING HOUSE—10 rooms. com . ™Ployed salaried people. aes OD ) ly furnished: rent $75 monthly: cash Of Ge Ot AL MONEY co., MONEY Wid Fir? % terms. See Mr. Fishbein at 2313 Wash Ge 15 nemic ag. 1c8) 3 years. 6 per cent ington: Room 204. tS (a) cl) @ tyr ce tae r. bee mond He ight O ROOMING HOUSE—For colored, 7, room ‘ )} furnace. electric; a n WPS to Stor §. ; : nicely furnished: good colored " ee sit . od , 38 Maryland bi. Cor. Dale. neighberhood: close to Grand. Rox K-98. . Fi hate > we 7 to borrow from Post-Dispatch, . } ———— | NE sh to borro {OOMING HOUSE—S8 rooms, Neht. house oe keeping; paving locality; electric, la Uns ’ mr IA th with ir dry. bath: rent S80 month; lease 2 : Ss welry. diamonds and ’ furniture: house” alwave full; price $800 Wee tll pa, 1] ots OU UR C: AR ndi valued at $2000. Box cash Rox D-137. Post-Die. — Mente «s+... reduce your | win ‘Ost-1hs cicimeainast amie = pare _— : . : ; } “: mple fire coal tornado insurance district: cheap rent: closed evenings y en eee re ar car— perfect titles with each loan 1 or tape selling account other busone : 2 egy ari you, pho! for our list & IOAN | 721 Me Washincton 4 ' * owas j KI! p- oes a E REALTY LA . SANITARY BARBECUE STAND- we ‘tial. 136. 106 .N. 8th. O plete: new oven: with building. Tie eft id mor , 7 * hash 47. — : $: z te t+? te 6 rE R Cc E NT FIRST DE. EDS = SHOR SHINE “PARLOR AND cL $17 1850, $2000, $2 SHOP..Box T-141. Post- -‘Mepatch. _ , SHOE ea PARLE OR Downtown a ia cation Appliv 114 N,. Rroadw ay. ia SHOP—-Poliah ne and brass bed an ance Corp. ing: cheat es00 Casa, 10385 N Gr N, and Sok REPAIR SHOP-—Pirst-class. 4 ty — = ‘Ti 1} beh Oren til 9 Pow fer) , . - — SHOE REPAIR SHOP—Eiect tric “mach ' - __ easing city reasonable a ae a urniture Loans GET Ol R ne BOE REPAIR SHOF No. hoe cP $25. Fiave espectaliv attractive first deeds of : titcher 4373 St. Louis av. “hig. : ure. strict}, Sr009 on your auto a 1d | trust for sale’ fats apartments resi. SHOR BHOP—Incl vding shoe store +4 “y conrident! 4 ld ans | dences. business property [tn amounte of | tures: $30 Chippewa. =" nm De t. $1000 to $10.000°: papers ready for gettv- SHOE REP Amr mar me ipca tio pare® ; LER BREE. 6. . P cent So 0 Ser Ct: a for shoe store. Bex D220, Po a Races = F — ~ 4] Se ie san "seal je SHOE STORE 414) block Easton. | Hi our aeclestve besteess. Call or : ' i ; =i ‘ ; sia pan _ eet Dienst iene “Landis - 1627 saa Cabp. || write for our price list. tasued each Friday . rY , ¢ io on: B BUOP—Geod hecetien; name Olive 9130.(c99) | Edward K. Love Realty Co. etitcher; reasonabie price. = AUTOMOR TT E 10 ANS 704 Cheatont «t foR2) = =H OAM Se Se eeeees re ee ee eee eee ec 0 | » Mail or Bring This Application Today With $1.00 to the Post- Dispatch Insurance Bureau, St. Louis, Mo. T certify that I am more than 10 years of age, and less than 70 years of age, that I am neither deaf nor blind and that I am not crippiea to the extent that I cannot travel safely in public places, and I here- by apply for a $5000.00 Travel Accident Policy in the Federal Life Insurance Company, issued through The St. Louls Post-Dispatch. This Policy Is Not Sold by Solicitors Full Name sere es@eeeeeene#eeerte eeereweenrteeeeeeeeeee *eeeserievneaeeeeee#eee Print Name Pia inly and tn Full. Address . sevececet Seeeeeseeseeooece Street City Place of Birth. yoerrrTity Ty Occupation .... a eee Age.. *eeeee ROE Date of Birth.. sees ee eeeeeenereeeee eeeeeereeeee paid in case you are killec; Locust gs Write below -ame and address of person to whom you want insurance wise it will be paid to your estate. Relationship. .....-.«+-+se«++-. : ton — ‘SHOP REPAIR SHOP—Good location. fof Payments reduced | GU AR AN TEE [) L 0) ANS . secondhand shoes: large stock cali west fates in city. , . S°000 ‘ ~ - ty (C7 } , ons e V 0. SOPT DRINK PARLOR—2400_N. Sarah. — BES rewritten M. A. R pond € a R alt ine’ “Payments re- | Chestnut | cory DRING PARLOR—Account t death. os Lo saitional money advanced itein ; ; : um _ | =. 8 Indiv: ius 2 ler ie > I OP a SoM brink PARLOR—Trapater “corner. #F mult income dividuals— Terms 5 R N kK 51% St. Lovie, Forest 58399... PLAN HELPI ms - 19 , at 9 ‘itive OS ctl BeMOliCiarP «occ ce ost ee ce cess esSes es essoceseSOSSSOesoeesseees (Name only one) eesceevseeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeaeeaeeaereee ee eee family, be- Beneficiary’s BEEVOER, «co ¢ee be en 6966 6000800666060 66 NOTICE:—Not more than one policy will be issued to any one person, but members ‘f tween 10 and 70 years, may eact obtain a policy upon payment of $1.00 with each appiks 4 —_— —E ey ———— ——— —_—_———. —_—— - =

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> TY ther evening newspaper COMBINED SB ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oi — POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one © ~~ } ; "ADVERTISEMENT Dr. Thomas Heads Ratgers. was born in Covington, | ae * in| noon and sundown in respect to >| eee, MILLER’ - siebaseinullbieponteiives v the Associated Press. 1869 He served as First Lieuten-| Warren Stone, iat« heal of tt YOU CAN’T STARVE AND NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., June. an: in the army in 1818 and 121919.! Brotherhood of Locomotive Ensi- Dr BE p-oanaeiteg Fae | TP ~« Sogmas, Rock Island Honors W. S. Stone | °**™ Stone formerly-drove a b-' Buy Paint From a Paint Store ! T) , = nres} of Penusy Ivania State “2 ‘omotive for the Rock Tsland. »> Hit if e tr ’ ; aati _ : WARE'T i ; KED 0 NE today was elécted presi CHICAGO, June 13.—The Chica- gee = = { SUC fC Rock Is] an 1 nd Pac AL aC i ii.- _ SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES TW. , S geese aTrest., no ’ iv . - today Orie>reqGd Ss ; t re rool tn June, 1924. r. Thomas flown at half mast June 15 bet is like expecting an automobile to ) | run without ie -olgy Mv « ding 1 i — ‘*Eat and Get Well,’’ tellin: c me . nrcinkling I ye per cent Burns oil without wicks. A ; iN and’ Lite” ane off Perfect blue flame-—like biti as fx 24 colors. gas. Anything that can Hi, ee +s i ee Vill give you Special... ... :, sold this week. e done on a gas stove | - ) s ; >»v that v ; b ggg = pate nd higr Guaranteed Made in three stvies— . - ee deals whic! : five sizes. Wonderful ek | te prt PA i for country or suburban , Br ite om ‘ s homes. Cheaper than Write or phone for ieee — preparation for = 4 WALL PAPER & PAINT co gas stoves. Adds beauty illustrated booklet or oS Se =: ic ‘ S to a kitchen. call at our store and —. tea fine col- 4 Stores—8 Phones. Phone and Mail Orders Del number | *° Credit terms’ if acaired. leges. All popular sports unde: ¢ wate nm NR EI ET AY NBO AON TO NR ARS AME ALE ry a OND RIT ire ee Beer OT LNs atte! Pe REP e AY TIEN ab. + ’ pete wt owne — , y -- — > hee Oe POO Bev . thane ¢ ~s 1% own that the sprinkling ue a fe NOE ig POEM ree ARE I - Pa PRE CERIO NPN ASO Taina pate si the . . “ere > Peak Vet « ape » 4 as Pe ake te SE ed Cae e Me on at oe ‘ee ip ¥ a ea Re eeu 3 ta Ae Caipeth Bratt pe att BAR IR te: ae IND A RS Bethe > ir er ied 7 FO Eg Coe PRO” Oe ee -“e ~ New, Tailor-Made Pure Worsted or Ressi- mere Suits as $10. 75. New, Tailor-made Mohar or Tropica! Wor- = | sted Not-Calied-{or yoses, Cue to the excessive | thers, will have sufficient Used, Like New, Paim Beach or Mehaic | water to supply their needs.” $1.50 1 $6.50) fapid crowth of county popula- tion in recent years has increased ly the demands on the water! vine \N \\ ‘ \ aN \\ ‘ \\ \ fi Kin New Khaki Pants... .75c New Work Pants...95c | ve et ea New Cassi. Pants. . $1.95 a eh sori New Serge Pants. $2.95 inc work a: Featherw’ ght Pants, $2.95 plant te — Tailor-Made, Pure “* orsted or Cassi. Not- (agg 17 HORSES SELL FOR $62, 150 Summer Coats, $1 to $4 inna Maronne I Brings $15,000 at Saas. ee Belmont Park | ee Soa SE ALE or BRORE [27 toe peorciaiea Pr : te: ae . GRAND, PAGE. HODIAMONT ANp ris : ‘ ¥ HS Oy s ~ a ¥ * i | wt Se ais eet ohh a a Bi hi eh ok eg ihaey Ry . uk i Ma hs Di ane i sooo abe 1 a! pad te ne te hg Ae Soh * ima. Et - . Ped ee SS Ava! ye a Ps SS a CP OD ae metals SET OF TEETH | DR. J. GRABER. 699 7. UP. . “She was sold for $15.00 Whenever you see a Calumet See mab of the Mirena 2 advertisement think of better bakings— of foods that are really nutritious — of bakings that are always raised perfectly —because that’s really what this “best by test’? leavener means. Lift Right Off — No Pain! S PS Doesn't hurt one bit! A drop of | S23 “Freezone’’ on a sore, touchy corn i pr | L ee instantly i. that corn trom hurt- ng, then shortly you lft that bother _—— . |.) THE WORLDS GREATEST some corn right off with teen. —— . 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ct « tyes amy 4 OE Pa 8) ope neg esr. Louis, mo. ) (CO : tat) ts) g SL LIAN a —— pe eee eee - pened ea . = on hon IN THIS ISSUE: Tragedy in the Arctic A weird true tale from the rim of the world. —PAGE 8— [rake Him Out!’’ The first of a series of lively baseball stories. —PAGE 11— gg a 4 7, 9 2 This Horse Can’t Lose!” How many people bet on the races? —PAGE 3— : Tete Wir PSS Vea its” f aE eee ee oe 4, oer, 4 OI aot Tiss Uy 4 _* > ¥ yy c vii ) : . ’ J ‘ y i f ¥ j ‘ eR 5 ‘ a rw 5 a ae i a Madete te Hf Git, fh | IF ist} ) it al dy, it f(t Drawn for the Post-Dispatch by HELEN WILLIAMS VANCE. Cit Y° ee (CR E-RS

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66 HE fashion plates have been much more effective than the advice of physicians,” remarked a St. Louis diet expert recently. “In order that they may reduce, women are dieting as they never did before. Most people eat too much. So, upon the whole, it is a healthy fad.” Well-dressed women must have straight lines, up and down, and these do not permit any superfluous flesh. Now that lacing of the diaphragm has been outmoded, with its harmful pressure on the ribs and internal organs, there is no other way than to be slender. Tubular dresses are not for the fat. “To make a fat person thin is easier than to make a thin person fat,’’ according to Frances Vinton Ward, lecturer in home economics, Washington Uni- versity, Division of Extension. “To this question of reducing,’ says Mrs. Ward, “diet is the obvious answer. But it is not always the right one. Several maladies, not uncommon, have a gain in weight for a.prominent early symp- tom. To cut down the amount of food is worse than useless in some of these cases. Before beginning any system of food restriction, it is well to consult the family doctor and make sure that the bodily ma- chine is in good running order. “Among people who are well, lack of success in reducing usually results from failure of the will power to carry them through the first stages of the new diet. And failure of the will power comes from desperate attempts at impossible standards, and from self-pity. “First, as to the person who has been eating be- tween meals. A good stomach is a wonderfully ac- curate timekeeper. If it has been accustomed to re- ceiving food at a certain hour, it needs no clock to know when that hour arrives. If the stomach has had food often, it will demand food often. A midnight lunch, or afternoon tea, taken one day, is desired again the next day. Denied consistently for a few days, the demand ceases. “But how can a busy man or woman do efficient work on those two or three days with a pampered stomach clamoring for food? Usually a giass of water will quiet it for the time. If not one, then two giasses or even three surely will stop the gnaw- ing, and not encourage future pangs of hunger -at the same hour. “Now, for the person who has been eating large meals. The sense of sufficiency at the end of a meal depends on the degree of stretching of the elastic bag which is the stomach. If the stomach is ac- customed to a considerable stretch, it will not report ‘full!’ until that tension is reached. Overstretched, even at one meal, it will not report ‘enough!’ so DR. MAX C. STARKLOFF, Health Commis- sioner of St. Louis, who herewith gives his views on the subject of DIETS. ‘shotgun method’ is the only safe one. Offer as great variety to the body as possible, and let the body choose for itself. To cut out entirely any one class of food, except rich cakes, pastries, candy and soda fountain products, may not be safe. For in- stance, milk usually is the first food omitted by the uninformed reducer. But milk is very necessary in our modern diet, and valuable in a reducing system because it satisfies the appetite for a fairly long time without increasing food demands of the future. “Let the breakfast and luncheon be light. If eustom or fancy dictates, the luncheon may be omit- ted, but mever the breakfast. Fruit for breakfast always, and a beverage. A vegetable or fruit salad, with French or boiled dressing, at luncheon, along with one roll or a slice of bread. One glass of milk at each of these meals is very helpful to the person who suffers from hunger. Don’t use buttermilk, be- cause it will not allay hunger as sweet milk does. “Then eat one comfortable dinner a day. Take one serving of each thing, but one serving only, and not an excessively large amount, either. Thinking of one’s fattest acquaintance, and filling the plate for him, is as safe a rule as any. A tablespoonful of meat fat, or two tablespoonfuls of meat gravy, will satisfy longer than butter or salad oil. A slice and a half of whole wheat or graham bread gives no more calories than a single slice of white bread, and is more valuable in other ways. soon the next time. So, one who eats abstemiously for a week and then takes a large meal, not only un- does the loss of weight al- ready accomplished, but also undoes the reduced demand for food.” Mrs. Ward remarked that reduction by exercise alone is-an_ attractive ‘ok eee, method but very Hable to 5 failure. Outdoor exercise igs apt to produce an appe- tite which only the most stubborn will power can combat. Continued over long periods, it offers the best results in general health. “Set exercises are a bore,” she said, “‘and so, perhaps, more immediate- ly efficient in reducing. “For the average per- son, without scientific knowledge of body needs and the Values in all their details of foodstuffs, min- *rals and vitamines, the oT or aocunwnogogo vr —_— — eoreosowweews S23 ww is called for.” oo 1) Are YOU Overweight? | HE following table of normal weights, according to age and height. was complled by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., and is based on a mortality study of about 750,000 men. Average weights are by no means the best possible rates, the company says. At ages under 30, the best conditions apparently exist among those whose weights are from five to ten pounds above the average. After age 30, the most favorable conditions are found among those -whose weights are below the average. The normal weights for women would be from 10 te 15 per cent less than the figures shown here. mech WEIGHTS ACCORDING TO AGE PERIOD 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 137 131 129 128 130 141 1395 134 133 135 146 146 139 141 151 147 146 147 156 153 152 154 160 ‘ 159 159 160 164 164 165 166 167 169 170 172 171 173 174 176 175 > 176 177 180 176 178 179 183 176 180 181 186 Fat is surplus fuel, stored up in the body, “A simple weight chart will tell the story as to our fuel balance,’ fessor of biological chemistry, room scale is a useful article of furniture. worth looking.into; and if your own weight varies more than a few Page Two. _ eliminated as it should be and food hasn't the ; value to the eater. eed said Dr. Philip A. Shaffer, pro- Washington University School of Medicine, in a recent lecture. If your children stop gaining in weight, the reason is pounds, a similar investigation * “Use at least two vegetables, besides a ait spoonful of potatoes, Corn, peas and be are the poorest, and leafy vegetables the ing vegetables, or serving them with adds to the calories without giving satisfaction to the appetite. Take one serviag a meat, not too fat. - “Fruits will satisfy the craving for desserts, Bar tunately, the appetite tends to learn to like 3 it is accustomed to, and if the amount of s with fruits, cereals and beverages is £ creased, the taste for heavy sweets will too, ‘In short, the diet should include ¢ which one is accustomed, but prepared taken in moderate amounts. Thus may ft complex requirements of the body be st no essential omitted. For success in re c, tw things are absolutely essential—continued gaat health and never-failing determination.” ee This matter of excess weight has a be : om specific diseases. The doctors know, for exam that after the age of 35 diabetes is much moreaam mon among people who are overweight than Game those who are underweight. After 35, as stam cians of the life insurance companies know, (ear goeccd erage life-span is shorter among persons overweight than among those who are underm “The method of dieting to reduce, and the a sity for it, should be taken up first with ical man,”’ said Dr. Max C. Starkloff, Health Gal sioner of St. Louis. ‘“@therwise it may be harm or dangerous. “It cannot be denied that the general overfeeding. People are taxing their 5 turbing their functions by overloading the BS, and this indulgence may easily reach a point Waa it is detrimental or where it does great damage. & obesity is due to lack of exercise, coupled with mam food rich in starch and sugar. Withdut proper Gam cise, the skin is inactive, the waste matter “, a » 8 w pee, ~ “The big feeder ought always to wateh dition of his kidneys. sity for dieting, then he should by all means: a physician and obey the doctor’s orders. “You can reduce at a tremendous rate, it is better to do so gradually. You should from sweets and all starchy foods entirely. T should be largely vegetables, such as spinach, af gus, cauliflower, lettuce, celery, cabbage and sm beans. None of these should be taken at pleagumy only in certain quantities, in order to acee ib the results, and that in connection with other feegs a prescribed by a physician, who measures the of protein, fat, carbohydrates and calories (285-99 wants the iv |e > ie - tt = have. Begin with @} hour fast and them? low the dietary I by the doctor, “In this way jee pounds in from 1¢% days. ee Key par : Yes ees ees ce ~ F for one addicted @ sweets, I believe aieum is justified. oe / : “Consider the case @: man who decides to g97". up his usual ry lench at noon. sas he has a sandwich @. two, fixed up the art of the tain, some ice &® sunda and malted milk p It is really more ing than the lune which he has been # tomed. At dinner 86” up until he is f explode. This ‘Gi"= 3 has little effect.” — 50-53 54-56 57-39 131 130 129 135 135 134 141 141 140 147 147 146 154 154 152 161 161 161 167 168 168 173 176 175 177 179 18¢ 181 183 184 185 187 289 189 190 183 oc ane, as, > . Py * . re a - geht tic.“ 7 ; . “A bath- 4 4 pi i a i asia If analysis shows the Sepm ee . # a! sh ¥ ie % if Fae ;; e" y x Z, ETTING | must be de ly, not to St. Lou are illegal delegation St. Louls rail or mot each yea tucky Der other trac ill Downs, ones here the races. Besides the St. Louisan to go away and enjoy the sight of be ekillful riding and bright colors ata with the crowd's excitement, many ot results just as keenly. They are the bettors. , The majority of the bettors in St. or never see a race. They follow thes racing publications and in the newsj about horses and riders, past perfo of stable and track, and the tips on pre Then in devious ways they place their for modest amounts. During the last two or three yea miliar with the local play, the numbe tors has increased very rapidly, and of money wagered on the “ponies’’ urally, exact figures cannot be obtaiz is done more or less secretly. But they estimate that local betting million dollars annually, and that an lions are sent to St. Louis in a towns in the surrounding territory races. Thus, a probable $3,000,000 is put every year by optimists who think th the winner. The figure, which would age monthly sum of $250,000, is de servative. It does not include, of cow which visitthg St. Louisans bet at th with bookmakers or the pari-mutuel HESE estimates, for one city of forbids horse racing and forbids t corroborate an arresting statement WI investigators in the East: That bet has become one of the great industri States. Men who have studied the subject, tistics as are available on the sport f eign countries and consulting well- the turf, believe that bets on horse billion dollars annually in the United The stay-at-home bettors are much In some other large cities than in St. York City, for example, it is stated 000 little white slips are in circulatio slips representing wagers on horse The local turnover of only $3,000 Small, but St. Louisans connected business agree that it is thriving m the efforts of police and courts to to few weeks ago, St. Louis detectives raids’ on places where gambling was Went to 50 stores and offices in the do

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D vegetables, besides a medest Corn, peas and shelled beans leafy vegetables the best. Cream- serving them with much butter, without giving corresponding appetite. fy the craving for desserts. For ; ite tends to learn to like the foods and if the amount of sugar served and beverages is gradually de for heavy sweets will decrease, should include everything te tomed, but prepared simply and amounts. Thus may the very mts of the body be supplied, and bd. For success in reducing, two tely essential—continued good ling determination.” | excess weight has a bearing even _ The doctors know, for example, of 35 diabetes is much more com- who are overweight than among trweight. After 35, as statisti- Surance companies know, the ay- shorter among persons who are mong those who are underweight. dieting to reduce, and the neces taken up first with some meéd- ax C. Starkloff, Health Commis- “Otherwise it may be harmful, pnied that the general public ts 2 are taxing their systems, dis ons by overloading the organs, may easily reach a point where where it does great damage. Most of exercise, coupled with much nd sugar. Without proper exer- ctive, the waste matter is net buld be and food hasn’t the same Ought always to wateh the cos- If analysis shows the neces- a he should by all means consult the doctor’s orders. at a tremendous rate, although > gradually. You should abstain starchy foods entirely. The diet etables, such as spinach, aspara- ttuce, celery, cabbage and string = should be taken at pleagure, tities, in order to accomplish the connection with other foods as ician, who measures the amount Dhydrates and calories that he wants the individua! to have. Begin with a 24 hour fast and then folk low the dietary list given by the doctor. “In this way people can reduce from 6 to 10 pounds in from 10 to 14 days. “For a heavy eater, oF for one addicted to sweets, I believe dieting is justified. “Consider the case of & man who decides to give up his usual _ hearty lanch at noon. Instead he has a sandwich oF two, fixed up with the art of the soda foun- tain, some ice cream OF @ sunda and perhaps 4 malted milk preparation. It is really more fatteB- ing than the lunch t which he has been accus tomed. At dinner he fills up unti] he is ready to explode. This ‘dieting’ has little effect.” Take one serving of 4 . a —— err ETTING on horse races must be done unobtrusive- ly, not to say furtively, in St. Louis. Such wagers are illegal. But the large delegations of enthusiastic St. Louisans who go by rail or motor to Louisville each year for the Ken- tucky Derby, and also to other tracks than Church- ill Downs, are not the only ones here interestéd in the races. Besides the St. Louisans who are able to gO away and enjoy the sight of beautiful horses, ekillful riding and bright colors at a meeting, along with the crowd’s excitement, many others watch the results just as keenly. They are the stay-at-home bettors. ; The majority of the bettors in St. Louis seldom or never see a race. They follow the sport in various racing publications and in the newspapers—articles about horses and riders, past performances, gossip of stable and track, and the tips on prob&ble winners. Then in devious ways they place their bets, usually for modest amounts. During the last two or three years, say men fa- miliar with the local play, the number of these bet- tors has increased very rapidly, and so has the total of money wagered on the “‘ponies’’ in a year. Nat- urally, exact figures cannot be obtained about what is done more or less secretly. But they estimate that local betting runs up to a million dollars annually, and that another two mil- lions are sent to St. Louis in a year from other towns in the surrounding territory and wagered on races, Thus, a probable $3,000,000 is put up in St. Louis every year by optimists who think that they can pick the winner. The figure, which would mean an aver- age monthly sum of $250,000, is declared to be con- servative. It does not include, of course, the money which visiting St. Louisans bet at the tracks, either with bookmakers or the pari-mutuel machines. HESE estimates, for one city of a State which forbids horse racing and forbids betting, tend to corroborate an arresting statement which comes from lnvestizators in the East: That betting on the races become one of the great industries of the United States. Men who have studied the subject, using such sta- Sas are available on the sport in this and for- elgn countries and consulting well-known figures of the turf, believe that bets on horse races aggregate a billion dollars annually in the United States. The stay-at-home bettors are much more numerous fn some other large cities than in St. Louis. In New York City, for example, it is stated that about 100,- 000 little wh ite slips are in circulation each day, the Slips represeatins wagers on horse races. The local turnover of only $3,000,000 may seem Mall, but St. Louisans connected with the betting business agree that it is thriving mightily, despite the efforts of police and courts to Stop it. When, a few weeks ago, St. Louis detectives made “surprise aids” on places where gambling was suspeceed, they Went to 50 stores and offices in the downtow’ district Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 14, 1925. it ADPLAY ame Quick R Wait For Complete Edition 3 oese SPECIAL + Qn Sale At 11:30 Today alone and arrested virtually everybody whom they found there. “St. Louis has the best reputation of any town in the United States for paying off,’’ said a man who has been in touch with the situation for many years. “It is the only city where everybody settled up after Black Gold won the Kentucky Derby last year. New York, Chicago, Kansas City and all the others welched. “People wffl be betting on the Derby when we are all dead and gone. There is no way to stop it. In the last three or four years St. Louis has come to be considered the best center in the country for the Kentucky Derby. “It is not the city people so much as those out of town who do the betting. They lay their wagers by long-distance telephone or by telegraph. Why there should be so much betting in the smaller towns I do not know, unless it is because they have more time on their hands than city people, and less excitement. Many bets, for example, come from telegraph op- erators in country towns. They will hear something on the wire which sounds like a good tip and they will play it. ‘“‘Money comes to St. Louis from St. Charles, De Soto, Moberly and Hannibal, in Missouri, and from Collinsville, Herrin, Peoria, Springfield and Quincy, in Illinois, to name just a few of them. There are easily 100 towns which send money to St. Louis for betting, and in a year it amounts to a couple of mil- lions. Some of this money used to go to other bet- ting centers, but the other towns laid down. “Until a year or two ago we didn't have the tips. Betting is on the increase because of the tips. A horse player is always looking for a tip or a ‘hunch If he hears a kid holler ‘Whoa, Bill!’ and there is an entry named Bill, he is likely to consider it a ‘hunch’ and to back that horse. Or he may know somebody with the same name as a horse, and play that horse out of courtesy. Or there may be a feeling of local pride, such as caused many St. Louisans to put their money on Chief Uncas at Louisville this year. Other ‘hunches’ are the result of dreams. ‘‘Most of the stay-at-home bettors place their bets according to tips. Here we don’t get tips until about 9 o’clock in the morning, when a form sheet pub- lished at Chicago the evening before is delivered in St. Louis. In this way the Chicago bettors have an advantage. But there were no big Chicago hand- books this year on the Kentucky Derby, because they welched last year. “There are many places where bets may be made. In almost every building downtown you can find an elevator boy, a newsdealer, a cigar store or some other agent with a place where a man can sneak a bet. One clearing house out in the county is said to have agents in more than 50 stores in St. Louis. There are handbooks in Madison, Venice, East St. Louis, Weliston and the county, all with agents who take wagers and ’phone them in. “Tf the commissioners feel that it is not safe for them to carry any large bets, or particular bets, they ay them off.’ In other words, they pass them on to the big men of the game or to gambling syndicates, and collect a commission. The large books either lay against the bets or telegraph their agents at the race tracks to place the money in the mutuel ma chines or with other bookmakers. “The local books have agents everywhere—in bar- ber shops, bakeries, cigar stores, hotel offices, news stands, poolrooms, soft-drink parlors and other shops. wat. y \|Track Builetin Winners Saturda HTL - 00 —_——aoe Oe eres ee - we as 4% GR ; sae ‘= 7h 7, a. | Sr hag a Zo is aad sr. $3,000,000 is bet each year in St. Louis. Most of the newsboys with regular cor- ners are agents for commissioners.”’ T IS said that, in the East, many wom- en follow the races and bet heavily upon them. But this does not seem to be true of St. Louis. “Women?” repeated a local racing en- thusiast. ‘‘They’re pests! We don’t want them around. They're out of place when they bet on horse races. “For one thing, women are 50-cent bettors. Ifa woman has a bet with you, no matter how small, she keeps calling up every other minute to ask about it. They have nothing else to do, so they keep telephon- ing. They’re pests! “At French Lick, Hot Springs and cther resorts where there is gambling they cater to the women and provide ‘ladies’ smoking rooms,’ or other private apartments where they may risk their money. But we don’t encourage women Gambling is bad for women, just as cigarettes are bad for them. A man has his business to attend to, he has work todo. But there is no such safeguard for idle women and they go too far with such things. They easily become habitual smokers or bettors. “There is less betting by women here than in any town in the United States.”’ It is interesting to note the way in which investi- gators have reached their estimate of a billion dol- lars as the United States’ annual turnover in horse- race gambling. In England it has been figured offi- cially that $700.000,000 is bet a year in the open. Another $50,000,000, probably, is bet illegally on the streets and elsewhere. Now compare the two coun- tries. There are in the United States about 50 tracks, while it is doubtful if England has half ag many. Again, racing is an all-the-year-round proposition on this side of the ocean, with Havana, Miami, New Or leans and Tia Juana running in the winter, when thé tracks are closed on the other side. With the greater population and greater wealth of this country, it seems a certainty that American bDettors will exceed the English bettors by $300,000,000, which brings the total to more than a Dillion. etme from Maryland give a good idea of the money which is put on the “‘ponies.’’ Last year, the machines at the four big tracks in Maryland took in more than $50,000,000, with only about 90 days of racing. That was more than half a million dol- lars a day, or an average of about $100,000 on each race. This $51,000,000 all was bet at the tracks in the open Undoubtedly, many more milllons went on {hese same races in the handbovuks and poolrooms of the country. In Maryland and Kentucky, at Tia Juana and in Canada, the pari-mutuel plan is used. It is legalized betting under control of the State, which collects a large revenue in the form of a tax, usually § per cent, on all the money wagered. Last year the State of Maryland’s revenue from its four tracks—Bowie, Havre de Grace, Pimlico and ]aurel—was $721,000. The State of Kentucky, from the Churchill Downs, Latonia and Lexington tracks, collected $399,750. But the biggest Government prize was Ontario's In that province the total sum of $36,429,819 was bet, and the provincial Government's share was $1,- $91. 490. including a special levy of $7500 a day on each track. It is fair to include Canada, because not a little of the money wagered there is from the United States, while the races are played heavily in New York's handbooks. For St. Louis bettors, Flying Ebony brought home possibly $100,000 at the Derby this year. Local bettors have not made a real killing since last year’s Derby, when they backed Black Gold. Their winnings were calculated at between $300,000 and $490,009. Page Three. - ™ v - . pee), rere q . me a re ain + - ; . F 7 - : . : BPR EF bh eee ta 2 eS erg Ap 68 OR UNI eR beth a caaet Baie stk, Tathiey er ee ees ae hee p60 > SAO es es a ee i ee oe a. Per Tes Ye es Porat ey ha “gg ete ef Gt eee ee ER: eee gt aye) Sh our ae ba aS eee ~) Dr Se ‘ss cadeaiens Ch Sed - ue tee cd J Pe aE Cha ts ee) ee . MEW Ts . . A ‘ < xa ae ied ore - are

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The Girl With a Winning Way of Europe. Another True Detective Story From the Police Records (Noted Authority on Crime and Criminals.) By ELEANORE BROWNE, — CALVIN, daughter of a British curate, is not exceptionally pretty. her native city, of her crowd carried off the best of the local beaur. wes rset pamal pool fhe who were prettier than Eloise their sweethearts did gal- lant things and, as husbands, built them homes and started bank accounts for them and all that sort of thing. But for Eloise, who has never married, two young and rather handsome men committed suicide, while at least three American men went to prison for long terms. Because of those things Eloise, just now, is serving a sentence of her own in London's Brixton Prison, In Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, she was never considered the belle, but she is very young still, and there is little doubt in the minds of international policemen that when she comes out of Brizton she will need watching again lest other men do things for her that will land them within gray walls. LAWRENCE HAMILTON, West Point graduate, who followed Eloise from Paris to New York and to prison. ROM her father’s parsonage in the busy coal-mining town of New- castle Eloise went to London. She had, then, £300, or $1500, which had been left her by her mother. Most of this shé invested in a diamond ring, a perfectly cut diamond of exquisite color. It was her fancy to have the gem set not ina lady’s mounting, but as a man’s ornament. She met several men; how she met them always has been a matter of inter- est; but, at any rate, though she was not exceptionally pretty, it seemed that men liked her. One presented another. She | was a jolly little girl, and such a contrast to what a minister’s daughter should be that these men were glad to present one another to her. And each of the men wondered a little at the curiosity of a man’s set ring, heavy and awkward, on her dainty, slender fingers. Eloise always was sentimentally in- clined. It was a pretty little trick of hers, in those days, to ask every new acquaint- ance who gave her an opportunity, to wear her ring for a day or two. “It’s so beastly out of place on my hand, you know,’ she’d say, ‘but I have to wear it most of the time because it was my brother’s—the one who was killed in the war, you know—and when he was dying he made me promise to wear it al- ways as a reminder of him. I’d not give it up for the world but—since you say you like me so much, you wear it a day or two—just to please me.’’ Which resulted in many men wearing the beautifully cut and perfectly watered ring, at one time or another. In fact, there were at least seven men who did this. NE afternoon, Eloise got into touch with all these seven men and. ex- , plained to each one separately—and alone—that she was in a terrible’. situation! She just had to have £100 or $500, right away—not to- morrow, or soon, but. then—that very moment! [here was a mortgage on the rest of her estate, up in Newcastle, that she’d forgotten about—a hundred ‘pounds of mortgage, and it had to be paid that day— by telegraph from London or the bank would take advantage of her and foreclose and she’d lose the home her mother had left her. Wouldn’t that be ‘00 bad? And would you, who have worn my ring ind know all about it—-would you just loan me £100? I’m afraid I won’t be able to pay it back for two weeks, at least, but you can keep my ring. Oh, yes! You must keep my ring. Id not think of taking the money lest you did. It must be a real, businesslike loan, with interest and everything, and security! Indeed, it must.’ One after the other the seven men took the beau- tiful ring from Eloise, the ring they’d .worn them- selves for a day or two, and consequently knew all about, and loaned her £100 each. Some gave her the cash, in crisp 5 and 10 pound notes. Others gave her checks, which she hurried away to cash at the bank. She'd done with the seven of them by evening, and had her hundred from each—£700 is $3500, not an insignificant sum in England and fairly good for one day’s work! NLY two of the men complained to Scotland Yard when they discovered during the calm ex- amination of their “security” the next day, that the diamond had lost its lustre—and that it was only slass! But, through there two, Scotland Yard learned about the other five, and sent a call for little Eloise. They didn’t catch her, then. They did not even hear »! her again until Monsieur Phillipe Cleves, a jeweier of the Rue Castiglione in Paris, killed him- self. He left a note explaining that a young En- glish girl of whom he had become quite fond had introduced him to an Englishman who was, she said, Page Four. ELOISE CALVIN— Three men are in prison, two men have killed themselves be- cause of her. WILLARD McCRACKEN, a crook of inter- national fame, but Eloise duped him. the son of an Earl or something like that and im- mensely wealthy. The Englishman had after a time cecided to buy a marvelous necklace from M, Cleves, to be given to his fianeee as his wedding gift. The Englishman, who was the son of an Earl or some- thing important like that, was very particular. The diamonds must be large and perfect and must match. And there must be at least 50 of them in the string. Now, a diamond necklace like that is not a thing to be picked up, even by a jeweler, any day in the week. It must be assembled. Many stones must be examined before 50 that match and are perfect may be found. Then the settings must be made artistical- ly, as was the custom of M. Phillipe Cleves. Being a small trader in jewels, his shop being one of the most inconspicuous along Rue Castiglione, despite his fame as an expert and a conscientious dealer, M. Cleves wished that he might be assisted by a check, even a small one, in advance from the im- portant son of an Earl. He confided this wish to Eloise, his very dear friend, and wondered if she could not convey a hint to the Englishman that a payment in advance, even a small one, would be the customary thing to do. Yemconng was delighted to do this service for her “protector.” Better even than his wife she knew bracelets!”’ Eloise exclaimed. knows? friend than me. THOMAS J. McCARTHY, wh met and loved _ the minister's daughter and forged for her, the financial situation of M. Cleves, She spoke to the Englishman about it an he, having acknowledged that he kney her in her parsonage days, Was charm ing aboutit. “Ofa certainty! And ne such a small advance payment, either That would seem as’ if he did not hay confidence in M. Cleves. It should bea substantial sum—what shall we sa, Eloise? Five thousand dollars? That would be quite right, I should say, sine the necklace is bound to cost almet $100,000 when it is finished. Wewi say $5000 in advance for your Jeweler friend, Eloise!”’ Eloise took the Englishman’s check for that amount to her protector, Th satisfied M. Cleves most completely, 7 With such evidence of good faith ie hastily persuaded two- or three othe small jewelers to go into partn with him in the making of the $1 necklace—each contributing of Bis knowledge and his finances toward the assembling of the stones. . Big dealers gave the little syndicate ample credit, - After a while Eloise wanted a brace let and her jeweler friend was_unable to gratify her. Not until after the neck lace was completed and he had received his profits—then, he promised, se should have two bracelets, one of _ i and one of emeralds, as her reward for the business she had brought his shop “But I will take them now, those twe — “After a while? . Whe You may even by that time have a prettler I will talk to the Englishman agala” and he will advancé you, perhaps, another thousand | pounds!”’ Of course! “Why bother with one thousand? it two!’’ to the jeweler. Only, this time, the Englishman sald: We will make Again Eloise took the Englishman’s check — A check on the same British pank before, and one that was as promptly cashed, Then came the time when the necklace was file” ished. the skill It was beautiful. An exquisite emblem of and patience of M. Phillipe Cleves! And there was but £17,000 to pay, which the Englishmaa, | son of an Earl or something, check. The check came back with the cabalistic mark ot the British bank which means the same thing as &@ © “No Funds” mark of our own American banks. Bit” the necklace was gone with the Englishman and #@ © was Eloise! : HE other members of the jewelers’ syndicate sald — they knew all along that M. Philippe was not in his selection of Eloise, the English girl, to be® ~ friend, and they blamed him and wanted to know — about their money? and left a note. So M. Philippe killed himself” Eloise wasn’t the name he’d knows her by, but there was a photograph of her in his home, despite his wife, and from this the police Tee ognized the girl Scotland Yard wanted for that mre of the seven men and the seven imitation rings. She was still elusive, however, and wasn’t caught until the Englishman himself was dead—by his own — hand also! They had agreed, of course, to split the proceeds of the necklace between them, and they did, but Eloise disappeared one night with her part ner’s share in her own handbag, and there was some — thing about Eloise, even if she wasn’t s0 as some other girls are, that made men miss Be when she the matter two days and then died. He, too, let® | note. was gone. The Englishman co This time Eloise was traced and a London Police Constable took her around to Scotland Yard. she was waiting to be sent to prison for a not Ye — long term, ys New York’s Police Commissioner, = Enright, was toM about her during his visit to Lae don’s police headquarters. “= of the cleverest of our younger rogues, sot | one Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 14, 1925. of the most dangerous,” pire promptly paid—by a ' ©Wn financial office. ro THE NEW YORK TRUST 1-114 NEW YORK a al ro THE NEW YORK TRUST ¢ 4-114 NEW YORK THE GOOD CHECK for which a larger sur Horwood of the Yard told Commissione New York. “Men will do anything for have stolen, some have forged and som Since the matter of the rings she has ¢ herself, except to run away with her p of the necklace loot, She lets the m for her.”’ Eloise was brought into the Commiss that Commissioner Enright might see he vel at her strange fascinations. Comm right, like all chiefs of international f of looking into the faces of internationa adventuresses. He remembered the loc more than three years later, after she h first term at Brixton, and recognized her her on Fifth avenue’s sidewalk in New ¥ when he was speeding up the avenue gine. It was just a fleeting glimpse, Even a policeman does not often forget he has once seen her, even if she be pretty. A wireless to Scotland Yard that nol Commissioner Enright the news that again “wanted” by the Yard, this time of clever forgeriés—not done by her, of by men who seemed to have been inspir “Probably interested in some forgery ope as the brains of some clever gang,” the wireless from Scotland Yard concluded. The experienced policeman knows tha * bas her friends among streets as well as and that if she is seen walking on one day, probably she walks on that same next day. Commissioner Enright called t the pair of internationally known detecti who have solved the most important of financial crime mysteries—August Mayer Brown. To these two celebrities the C gave his Scotland Yard photograph of Ek them to stroll as often as they could of Due. T WAS from one of these afternoon the fashionable shopping street that Se and Brown were summoned to the office ¢ missioner and there informed that a d of Wall street forgeries had just come t Man giving his name as Willard debonair, well-dressed and prosperous, ¢ ed a long negotiation with a business ho Forbes & Co., for the purchase of V amounting to $22,500, He had represe’ as acting for L. E. Montaigne, a wealthy to “the street.” When the deal had been cluded, McCracken paid for the bonds taigne’s check for the full amount. ° While the ponds were being delivered the bond house checked up the signatu taigne and pronounced it genuine. The handed over to McCracken. Weeks lat was returned by the bank marked forge same moment forged checks which had t in various amounts, from $6000 to $45,0 turned to various bond houses by their t ' Men, it seemed, had been concerned in f | Gale forgeries. The two detectives soc their descriptions. And they learned suddenly that be every forged check there was a myste the figure of a woman, not a very pre pretty women go, but an attractive one did not forget. res young woman, for example, had Eroup of bonds, real bonds, to Mon She had appealed

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‘- Dan 9 Seen Ce - o'*% BROA Cwav gs Way| AY ttt dll Kurope. DMAS J. McCARTHY, who and loved the minister’s ghter and forged for her. nancial situation of M. Cleves. She to the Englishman about it and aving acknowledged that he knew n her parsonage days, was charm- bout it. “Ofacertainty! And not a small advance payment, either. would seem as if he did not have fence in M. Cleves. It should bea antial sum—what shall we say, p>? Five thousand dollars? That i be quite right, I should say, since hecklace is bound to cost almost 000 when it is finished. We will 5000 in advance for your jeweler , Eloise!”’ ise took the Englishman’s check hat amount to her protector. This ied M. Cleves most completely. such evidence of good faith he y persuaded two-or three other jewelers to go into partnership him in the making of the $100,000 ace—each contributing of his edge and his ‘finances toward the bling of the stones. Big dealers he little syndicate ample credit. br a while Eloise wanted a brace- id her jeweler friend was unable tify her. Not until after the-neck- yas completed and he had received yrofits—then, he promised, she i have two bracelets, one of rubies ne Of emeralds, as her reward for siness she had brought his shop. t I will take them now, those two sxclaimed. ‘After a while? Who even by that time have a prettier Will talk to the Englishman again you, perhaps, another thousand y, this time, the Englishman said: h One thousand? We will make loise took the Englishman's check heck on the same British bank as at was as promptly cashed. ime when the netklace was fin- utiful. An exquisite emblem of mee of M. Phillipe Cleves! And y00 to pay, which the Englishman, something,.. promptly paid—by back with the cabalistic mark of hich means the same thing as the of our own American banks. But one with the Englishman and s0 , ww bers of the jewelers’ syndicate said ong that M. Philippe was not wise Eloise, the English girl, to be a blamed him and wanted to know ? So M. Philippe killed himself loise wasn't the name he'd known Was a photograph of her in his fife, and from this the police rec- tland Yard wanted for that-affair and the seven imitation diamond ive, however, and wasn’t caught an himself was dead—by his own ad agreed, of course, to split the klace between them, and they ppeared one night with her part- wn handbag, and there was some- , even if she wasn’t so beautiful are, that made men miss her he. The Englishman considered S and then died. He, too, left 4 Was traced and a London Police around to Scotland Yard. While be sent to prison for a not very k’s Police Commissioner, Richard bout her during his visit to Lon- rters. erest of our younger rogues, and host dangerous,’’ Commissioner : ; + 7 * e . | Pay TO THE ORDER OF #) l(t 2 , o oa . eh, OE » - 73, “pes ttagregtates.crs 1-114 NEW YORK To THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY =, * 1LOS AND COMPANY , 444244798 a ‘ C.F. CHILDS AND COMPANY '20 BROADWAY Pay To eee - N EO_+Y on ONIN TNOUSEIGH I UNOE, N ESFOU “FO EE THE GOOD CHECK for which Eloise traded bonds. Below—THE FORGED CHECK for a larger sum that Willard McCracken passed. « Horwood of the Yard told Commissioner Enright of New-York. “Men will do anything for her. Some? have stolen. some have forged and some have died. Since the matter of the rings she has done nothing herself, except to run away with her partner’s share of the necklace loot, She lets the men do things for her.” Eloise was brought into the Commissioner's office that Commissioner Enright might see her, and mar- vel at her strange fascinations. Commissioner En- right, like all chiefs of international fame, is fond of looking into the faces of international rogues and adventuresses. He remembered the look of Eloise more than three years later, after she had served her first term at Brixton, and recognized her when he saw her on Fifth avenue’s sidewalk in New York one day, when he was speeding up the avenue in his limou- eine. It was just a fleeting glimpse, but enough. Even a policeman does not often forget Eloise when he has once seen her, even if she be not so very pretty. A wireless to Scotland Yard that night brought Commissioner Enright the news that Eloise was again “wanted” by the Yard, this time for a series of clever forgeriés—not done by her, of course, but by men who seemed to have been inspired by her. “Probably interested in some forgery operations there as the brains of some clever gang,” the answering } wireless from Scotland Yard concluded. f. The experienced policeman knows that a woman / has her friends among streets as well as among men, and that if she is seen walking on one avenue one day, probably she walks on that same avenue the next day. Commissioner Enright called to his office the pair of internationally known detective sergeants _who have solved-the most important of America’s financial crime mysteries—August Mayer and Grover Brown. To these two celebrities the Commissioner gave his Scotland Yard photograph of Eloise and told them to stroll as often as they could on Fifth ave- hue. T WAS from one of these afternoon strolls alon2 the fashionable shopping street that Sergts. Mayer ' and Brown were summoned to the office of the Com- Missioner and there informed that a daring series of Wall street forgeries had just come to light. A Man giving his mame as Willard McCracken, debonair, well-dressed and prosperous, had conclffd- ed a long negotiation with a business house, Harris Forbes & Co., for the purchase of various bonds amounting to $22,500. He had represented himself as acting for L. E. Montaigne, a wealthy man known to “the street.” When the deal had been finally con- Cluded, McCracken paid for the bonds with Mon- taigne’s check for the full amount. While the ponds were being delivered an agent of the bond house checked up the signature of Mon- m ‘aigne and pronounced it genuine. The bonds were | handed over to McCracken. Weeks later the check Was returned by the bank marked forgery. At the ; Same moment forged checks which had been cashed in various amounts, from $6000 to $45,000, were re- ; turned to various bond houses by their banks. Three / Men, it seemed, had been concerned in these whole- fale forgeries. The two detectives soon obtained | their descriptions. And they learned suddenly that behind almost very forged check there was a mysterious figure, | the figure of a woman, not a very pretty one, as | Pretty women go, but an attractive one whom men @® ‘id not forget j om young woman, for example, had sold a little : sroup of bonds, real bonds, to Montaigne at his Wn financial office. She had appealed to him di- Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 14, 1925. Page Five. ve | WJ Ns rect, explaining that one of her friends, a man friend, was. a customer of his house and had told her she would receive from him the full value of her securi- ties. The same young woman had appeared in the office of C. F. Childs, in New York, and with a male com- panion had sold this house bonds to the amount of $6129.54, and had been paid by check. A little later a C. F. Childs check for $9894.23, forged, had been cashed by another man—one of the forgery trio. In both instances, it was evident, the forged checks had been copied from the real ones—even the print- ing on the checks being duplicated. And when De- tectives Mayer and Brown displayed the Commission- er’s photograph of the English girl, Eloise, the vari- ous brokers recognized her at once as the young woman who had obtained from them their perfectly good checks! ' The detective sergeants returned to their strolling along Fifth avenue. All things come to the detective who strolis, and strolls patiently. Even Eloise came to them—that is to say, she came up to them and walked on by, wholly unsuspecting the two very quiet seeming, very prosperous looking men who have a trick of looking intently out of a corner of their eyes. She did not observe them turn and, crossing the street, ‘“‘shadow’’ her for many hours. “Do not arrest her until you have found her con- federates,’”’ Commissioner Enright ordered. ‘“We’:] take a chance on her getting away.”’ After a time the detective sergeants ‘‘shadowed’’ COMMISSIONER ENRIGHT of the New York police—He saw Eloise in London and remembered, when he glimpsed her in New York. An agent of the bond house checked up the Signature of Montaigne and pronounced it genuine. her along the trails of the three men who had been described as the amazingly successful forgers. They followed the trails one by one, and with extreme pa- tience. The paths never crossed, for each of the three men was sure that he was the “only one"! One of these, Lawrence Harrison, had graduated from West Point. and had started upon a career that promised distinction. He had met Eloise in Paris and followed her to the States. While they watched and shadowed, the detective sergeants identified him as having distributed forged checks through many Eastern cities and they suspected that the greater portion of his earnings found their way into the handbag of Eloise. He had already served at ivast one term in prison when he fell under the guidance of the girl. Thomas McCarthy had accompanied Eloise to the Childs offices when she received her genuine check and it was he who had passed the forged Childs check. He, too, had given most of the proceeds of the forged check to Eloise Willard D. McCracken who purchased the good bonds amounting to $22,500 with a forged check had an international reputation as a forger. The police have never satisfied their curiosity as to why & rogue known around the world for his skill and dar- ing and one who has served many prison sentences should have acquired the habit of sharing his plunder wit# such a girl as Eloise, but he did. When, at last, the sergeants swooped down upon her. nearly ali the bonds were found in her possession. TS jeweler, this time an American. E. C. 4 AAbel of 14 Maiden Lane, N. Y., had fallen victim to Eloise—this time in a pure:y financial way. For it was she who sent one of her trio of admirers, Har- rison, into abel’s shop to purchase for her—they were to be her wedding presents, she explained to the jeweler later—3$14,500 worth of diamonds. Har- rison presented himself as a rather shy bridegroom- to-be, but with excellent credentials—forged. He wanted the finest diamonds Mr. Abe! could supply, and got them. While they were being set he took his ‘““fiancee”’’ to the shop to look at them. Eloise was delighted by their sparkle, and almost. kissed the ‘‘man she was so soon to marry’’—almost kissed him before customers and clerks’ Mr, Abe gladly surrendered the diamonds when they were ready in return for a check in full—-and a forged one that came back to him almost overnight! The sergeants found the diamonds, or most of them, in Eloise’s hotel room. p Yaw are gallant men, these sergeants, and are seldom disposed to incommode a lady——but they walked into the apartments of Eloise, one evening, without tapping at the door. and took her out with- Out apologies. They returned to the apartment then and enjoyed themselves going through her effects until McCracken called—that being his eve ning to call and report on that day's operations. He, too, was taken out quietly. The other two of the trio were arrested the following day—the detectives kept guard over the effects of Eloise until the entire company of forgers was in custody. When the clever rogues !earned that Eloise had duped them all, and that there were three of them instead of one, each made remarks that are not on the records. sloise only smiled, a little wanly, and con- fided to the Commissioner that she was sorry she had not ‘“‘plantted’’ her generous portions of the earn- ings of the trio, so she’d-have them when she again came out of prison. As a courtesy to Scotland Yard the girl was re turned to the London authorities and is back in Brixton Prison again. Her three devotees are pay~ ing their separate penalties in this country. —— ee (Copyright.) “ ee ee a SYS ee WINE ARN. A PR i ‘ < seh

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MU eta bits! i) j teil _———_ A HI ~Saee i ' Pili te J KING LEATHERNECK WITH HIS ARMY AND HIS ISLAND. Tell It to the Marine! N THE white sharp sands of the tropic beach soldiers wheel and march under the blazing sun. “Hat: The 70 men come to military “at- tention.’ Seventy tall and copper- brown soldiers are skirted with dark blue lava-lavas bound about their waists with crimson sashes, while wrapped about their heads are tiny scarlet turbans, shaped oddly enough, the fashion of the trench caps le familiar by the war in France. Bare of body e these soldiers he lava-lavas. Muscles rip- in as with quick to the drill manual of ; erred = » oe of bare brown the sands as the 2 7 Springfield HIS MAJESTY First Sergeant Nelson Huron and the Samoan Army of which he is Commander in Chief in the land where a man can and Samoa and getting ready to welcome his Marine Corps comrades when vessels from the Pacific fleet stop at Pago- Pago on July 7, while on their long Australian cruise. URON is commander in chief of America’s army in that South Sea dominion, the little island of Tutuila, Samoa, where the United States has had a coaling base for a quarter of a century. No native sovereign wields such power as he. Because he rep- resents the great United States the Fita-Fitas honor him, but far more proudly because he commands such splendid troops. War was the great national pastime in Samoa be- fore the white man came and war is honored yet by the natives of the islands. Long before the white man took possession of the land they, or .their courageous fathers, had won a name for fighting. Their fame, the Fita-Fitas believe, has traveled far. Even the American Government knows about their prowess, for the American Government has provided them with arms—Springfield rifles of the latest pat- tern, automatic pistols that shoot straight and fast. nd naturally, so they reason, Washington, being Wise, would not so lower itself as to send to Pago- Pago any but a very great chief to command them. Nelson Huron, an old Top Sergeant of the “Devil Dogs,” is a “‘very great chief’ indeed. He is a rough and ready campaigner of the old-time school. Across his breast he wears the ribbons of the Spanish-Amer- ican War, the Philippine Insurrection, the Boxer campaign, the World War. He isn’t a hero. He’s only a Marine, he says, and he finds it hard some- times to be so great a chief as his bronze-skinned fighting men insist he is. No Eastern mogul ever had more faithful follow- ers. An Emperor’s crown set with diamonds would not mean half so much to them as do the three stripes and the diamond which Huron wears upon 8 en } viele his paGe v Ge \ OST folks know Samoa only because Robert i¥iLouis Stevenson lived there. But Stevenson lived and died upon Upolu. Those who have read his ‘Foot Note to History” know something of the Clannish rivalry of the warriors of that island and how the European Powers played a game of politics and revolution there. aa Samoa then was an independent kingdom. There were rival Kings, Tamasese and Mata’afa. The for- mer had acknowledged German backing, and Ger- Page Six. live in idleness, for cocoanuts, bread fruit, taro-root, and the unnumbered — fruits of the tropics grow almost without cultivation. There is always time for leisure, love and~laughter: except for the Fita-Fitas, when ther company is ordered out. For many years the people’s law was the Ten Commandments from the Bible, for the natives are @@ Christians. For 20 years there was no other code. When Judge Gurr, first Secretary for Native Affaig under the United States Government at Pago-Pago, asked the Samoans & suggest laws they brought hims Bible, turned to the Ten Comman@ ments and asked him to establish penalty for their violation a fine ia the shape of a hog to be pald by the wrongdoer. That was guileless Samoan Wie. Judge Gurr knew the native. He alse knew that the hog received as a filme would be cooked whole and fed to the’ natives. Their suggestion paved the does raise a thirst. many was suspected, later, of having also secretly fostered Mata’afa’s revolt. With the latter King, the admirer of Tusatala will remember, Stevenson's sym- pathy lay. he United States Navy has governed the island since 1900. The Marine Corps has kept peace through the lone “‘leatherneck”’ designated to command the fighting army of 70 men—the Fita-Fitas. And it is an interesting fact that England is now patterning its government in the islands upon the lines of the United States Navy’s rule on Tutuila Island, Tutuila isn’t much of an island in itself. In area it has only about 50 square miles. Pago-Pago har- bor is the crater of an old volcano, absolutely safe as anchorage for vessels of any size whatever. It cuts the island almostin two. Back a short distance from the beach rise the ramparts of the old volcano, opened only through that break where the sea enters. - IS a great honor to belong to the Fita-Fitas. And the commandant always has a waiting list of sons of chiefs and other brave young warriors who want to join. Vacancies seldom occur. Many of Seret. Huron’s men have been bearing arms for Uncle Sam for from 12 to 25 years. Erect and handsome are these copper-colored brothers. They are brave and unfaltering in battle. As far back as tradition runs their ancestors have been fighting men. Their commander is to them like a chief—almost a god. “Papalangi” is the Samoan word for white man. It means “breaking! through the sky.” The meaning is enough to explain the soldiers’ attitude to their commander, who hag chiefly dignity among them. <A gesture, a nod—-and the Fita-Fitas are ‘ anticipate his wishes. It’s embarrass- Huron. itself is largely under tribal rule. The niefs have a free hand for the most part in governing the people. The families dominate the individual and by blood and adoption a family, under its chief, may consist of as many as 200 persons. Their labor is communal labor. What toi] is done is done for the family. But for the most part they way for many feasts. It also paved the reward. , So there were jail penalties estab lished. But the story is told of a natjve Judge, Fe lau, who, wise in the way of the law, that a fixed allowance was provided by the Goveri- ment for feeding and housing jailed natives. He a had the spending of that sum. He knew a good thing when he saw iit. One by one his family : went to jail and drew the funds themselves as prisoners. Until he was finally discovered it was impossible for any outside offender to break int? jail. For the most part the Fita-Fitas have little to @@ but drill. hey are warlike by instinct, these Sa moans, but they live at peace, thanks to Christianity and civilization. Of recent years they have had Ii tle occasion for action. Perhaps the nearest to & need for them developed four years ago when Litt. tenant-Commander Boucher stirred up the islanders ¥ against Commander Warren J. Terhune of the United States Navy, its Governor. Two hundred chiefs unite ed in demanding a change. Terhune killed himself while facing charges of tyranny and malfeasance The courtmartial exonerated him, but too late, aaé ee: Boucher, despite the appeal of the chiefs who Ba@ 99) asked to have him made their Governor, was ot from the navy. Now American Samoa is at again. AMOA’S people are the navy’s wards. JW American administration they have inereased number, a fact unique in South Seas history. have never known a more lovable, proud, happy virtuous people,’ said Frederick O’Brien, the South Seas traveler, after returning from & months’ visit there. “There are no servants there is communistic life in every village. I e& my own food and did my own chores, but I found a score of men and women to sing and @& when the work was done.” Among these people Seret. Huron is rounding bananas, cantaloupes, alligator pears and all his career in the Marines. Uncle Sam furnishes a house and a garden where oranges, pine of fruits grow. There are cocoanuts and breadt for the picking. And when the work of drilling copper-colored fighting men is done. if he @ care to listen to the songs or to see a dance, a military band to serenade him in the evening. And how those Fita-Fitas blow their tune: to the Chief!”’ Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 14, 1925. the way for wholesale violation of thé Ten Commandments, with a feast a Me say, “Too much obliged” Fiza me my dest Patsy, you isa tha aut, Speaka witha tha mouth, Senda home tha mut— Him keepa tha custom out. No wanta you do no thing, You justa hang around. Feela lika you king But looka like clown. Com-ona, senda him way, Before me usa tha broom. Doga, him shleep alla day, For oppa tha door no room. Maria, you mucha tha cras You maka lotsa tha noise, Say alla tha tima me /ase, My lifa you killa tha joys. Me tella you letta him shieep, No care him shleep lika log, Tha peace witha canal muss | Becausa him that “Police [ “SEARCHLIGH VS. MOOH Witha Rosie me make that love, Lika you say turtle dove, Taka street car gona tha beach, looka a peach, Alla tha sud me thinka moon out, Thena me hear lotsa tha shout. Looka me round, taruble maybe Butta no cana no-body see. \ Rosie, tha moon him funny tonig On me anda you him shina tha

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, l ] I) oo a dleness, for cocoanuts, bread- o-root, and the unnumbered of the tropics grow almost cultivation. There is always leisure, love and~laughter; or the Fita-Fitas, when their y is ordered out. Many years the people’s law Ten Commandments from le, for the natives are all ns. For 20 years there was r code. When Judge Gurr, retary for Native Affairs he United States Government )-Pago, asked the Samoans to laws they brought him a urned to the Ten Command- nd asked him to establish as for their violation a fine in pe of a hog to be paid by the oer. was guileless Samoan _ wile. urr knew the native. He also hat the hog received as a fine s cooked whole and fed to the' Their suggestion paved the many feasts. It also paved or wholesale violation of the mmandments, with a feast as ard. pre were jail penalties estab- s told of a natjve Judge, Fo- way of the law, discovered Was provided by the Govern- housing jailed natives. He hat sum. He knew a good One by one his family irew the funds themselves was finally discovered it was tside offender to break into te Fita-Fitas have little to do arlike by instinct, these Sa- peace, thanks to Christianity cent years they have had lit- Perhaps the nearest.to @ bd four years ago when Lieu- uacher stirred up the islanders rren J. Terhune of the United or. Two hundred chiefs unit- nge. Terhune killed himself ftyranny and malfeasance. brated him, but too late, and appeal of the chiefs who had ie their Governor, was ousted American Samoa is at peace the navy’s wards. Under ation they have increased in. in South Seas history. “I ore lovable, proud, happy and rederick O'Brien, the famous ter returning from a_ six “There are no servants and fe in every village. I cooked my own chores, but I always nd women to sing and dance one.”’ Seret. Huron is rounding out @iligator pears and all manner es. Uncle Sam furnishes him where oranges, pineapples, are cocoanuts and breadfruit When the work of drilling his Fy men is done, if he doesn’t ngs or to see a dance, there's hade him in the evening. Pitas blow their tune: “Haw ati, WOT? ‘ME EAT THAT ? “SPAGHETTI DISHED.” “My frienda is him Mike Giva me surprise, Eata him, him like Me say, “Too much obliged.’ Fixa me my best Me thinka nica supp. Mika go ice-chest Spaghetti bringa up. Spaghetti me iook at, Looka then my friend, Tinka eata that Sure him come my end. You no maka right, What’s tha matter you? Spaghetti rotten, Mike, Tasta like tha glue. You wanta learn sphagett? Tella what you do: Better you forget And maka Irish stew.” “FOUR-LEGGED COP.” Patsy, you isa tha nut, Speaka witha tha mouth, Senda home tha mut— Him keepa tha custom out. No wanta you do no thing, You justa hang around. Feela lika you king But looka like clown. Com-ona, senda him way, Before me usa tha broom. Doga, him shleep alla day, For oppa tha door no room. Maria, you mucha.tha crag You maka lotsa. tha noise, Say alla tha tima me lage, My lifa you killa tha joys. Me tella you letta him shieep, No care him shleep lika log, Tha peace witha cani muss keep, Becausa him that “Police Dog.” “SEARCHLIGH VS. MOONLIGHT. Witha Rosie me make that love, Lika you say turtle dove, Taka street car gona tha beach, Alla dress up her looka a peach. Finda that spot onta tha sand, Thena we play holda tha hand. Alla tha sud me thinka moon oat, Thena me hear lotsa tha shout. Looka me round, taruble maybe Butta no can no-body see. | Rosie, tha moon him funny tonight; On me anda you him shina tha light. s . ee . I. BELVCCA. Se. is barber, has written the surrounding poems for the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine N bits of shav- 0 ing paper and between shaves and ‘ haircuts Delucca has been writing these unusual! little verses. Most bar- bers—as everyone knows—are compe- tent critics of grand opera, baseball, politics, and, in fact, any subject that you do or do not bring & Jup. But few, it can be said with truth, are poets. Here, then, is the work of this unique barber who can jot down a sonnet as quickly as he can amputate a sideburn. May he forever do more of both! Thena me see her getta so red, Calla me “Stupt, solid bonehead. Searchlight call moonlight. Oh, what a head.” Her aska me: “Know Columbus him dead?”’ “THE VACANT DOME.” Last nighta me gonna tha school That teacher witha me getta mad, Calla me that bigga fool, Say all that worka is bad. Tella me, me stay after school, Explain how that ladder me climb, Bottom tha top is tha rule, Thata way musta do alla time. Me thinka what teacher him Say, Thata nighta no maka no shleep; But when it coma next day Me climb tha first ladder me meet. A painter his ladder me climb, Me reacha him maybe half-way, Next thinga in hospital find, That Doc giva me tha X-ray. Me tella that teacher next day, Alla most his breatha it stop, Say sorry me falla half-way; Next time hope falla from top! “TOUGH My name him Tony Batista, Me tonsorial artista, Maka tha mon, maka tha run Homa see my sista. Him say, “Coma home, Tony; My kids me make you see; They speaka for you. Tella that tru Me gona go Italy.”’ Me gonatha Tremont Trust The mon to getta me must. See ona street, the paper front sheet, That banka no gooda him bust. Me speaka police tha man, Tella abouta my plan. Him speak my ear, say, “Now, looka here, Swima to Italy if you can.” “DEEP SARCASM.” Wona day me gona fish, Me hire tha dory boat, Thinka have a nice dish, ‘Stead me be that joke. Me droppa line, wait tha bite, No fish him come my way, Fixa bait on hook right— Me waste tha half a day. Me ask tha man Why him is, No can’ta getta bite; Him tella me since probish Fish drunka every night. Me looka him, him ka me, Him thinka much art; Me say poor fish, you go in sea, And tell ‘em probish it start. “TOO MUCH MOUTH.” Me hava that toot ache When smalia piece it break, Go to tha Doc. to maka pain stop, Alla-ov me maka tha shake. Him putta me ina tha chair, Instruments me maka tha-stare, Him picka him one, looka all that gum, Tella me four toot must repair. It paina me alla tha head, But whena tha dentist him said, For fifty-five dollars, fixa him solid, Alla mosa make me droppa dead. “You treata me lika tha yeg, No toucha no more me beg. Huh! You isa cute! Me wan pulla toot, But you looka for puJla my leg.”’ Sanday Magazine- -St. Louis Post-Dispatch- -Jane 14, 1925. Yee ARM a, 8 TER Meh COP RT: SR I i = NEV Gy) isa 4 i aw ay aS psy fo ? Fe ee ok 3 a Op

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ORES. AVOUGAGHI, the man; Khattia, the woman; And Ikalukpiak, the adopted one— these three, far above the Arctic Circle, hated and loved through the six months’ winter’s night. The bones of Havougach have whitened where Arctic wolves have left them bare. Ikalukpiak has bowed before the White Man’s Law and known the White Man’s mercy. Now he speeds north to join the woman. Where the many-mouthed Mackenzie pours through its delta to the Polar sea you will find on the map a dot, and that dot is Herschel Island where Khattia is waiting. Trace east along the ice-bound coast 600 miles to Coronation Gulf. There is the home of the Copper Eskimo whose baleful gods wrought tragic fate upon these three. Canadian Mounted Police have fixed a lonely surrendered. station. Into that gulf empties the Coppermine River, and at its mouth the Royal It was there Ikalukpiak South along the west bank of the Coppermine lies the summer hunting ground of the Copper Eskimo, while south as far as Bloody Falls, then west to Dismal Lake, with bow and arrow and knife and spear they hunt the caribou, the ptarmigan, the wolf, Skin huts shelter them as they traverse a broken, mountainous land. In the fall they journey north again, and on the thick ice of the guif they build snow houses and hunt -the seal. hate, and after that—came the White Man’s Law. AVOUGACH was lazy and in the tribe his name was by-word for sloth. A surly man, he lived alone, One eof the very few of the Copper Eskimo to own a gun, while others feasted he often went hungry for very laziness. Only when game was plentiful and near, or when his hut was stripped of food, would he join the chase. This was the man who had asked her father for Khattia’s hand. She laughed at him. Nor was the father kindly disposed to his suit, having no wish to see that hulking loafer curled up within his igloo. So Havougach was sent away. Shortly the father wasted and grew The tribal angatkut—the medi- cine man—was called and ques- tioned the family closely. With whom had the father quar- reled and why? Suddenly the old witch doctor be- gan to speak in a thin and squeaky voice as he lay back- ill. Khattia, the woman who waits. Of all the strange things done in the land of the mid- night sun, perhaps this “triangle” of the wilds is the weirdest. Here is the true story of love and hate, and death and hap- piness at the top of the world where the northern lights blink at the jagged snow. In this stark land was a tragic triangle of love and ‘ ~ 7 a ee 4 ~ Ty rt a ee F ie. Be a Pe: b- skins of the snow floor. No word Pnone thereafter. It was as if the three ¢ dumb. t and blubber had been boiled ‘over th yw the food was cooked. Havougach wit! knife was spearing a piece of blubbe pot, Ikalukpiak was helping Khattia ove task. Their hands touched for a me the husband saw them smile. He thre tthe head of the boy, who patess. and tk Blanced with a Biter from the nox of the Hu , h without a Bay Co.'s boat t i down his food formed into a ¢ bled back to the room for Ikalukp tbed bench, It ri ivilization came. Herschel Havougach was slain; Ikalt

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* ; : . = \ and never a smile formed on hil meron the trigger jerked. There was a spit of flame across the blue ...a cry ... and the white waste resounded with the echo.” lazy before, ‘he now was sloth itself #, -was sent to watch airholes for them -tasks of the hut were his to do. He r a from his work to answer with @ smile wae tiene 46 (hE 2a ee eee. lt had cleared the snow from the tunnel entrance to h food, must feed the dogs, must re maess Within her eyes. By morning the blizzard had ceased. Ikalukpiak the hut and from the blocks of ice that served as r harness. When there was time tg@fury then was Havougach. Seizing his rifle indows, before the elder man be- would sit in\a corner of the igle eat the boy, and while his finger trembled stirred himself. Havougach broke ying with deft fingers from a walrus mecer, Khattia, with a tiger-spring, was . — the silence of three days. “Get the usk a little umiak, perhaps, a tiny@@lord, and the ecun discharged its bullet ) — SS dogs,” he said. ‘““‘We go to the cache boat or toy in ivory.@jie skins of the snow floor. No word was ae SASS for caribou meat.” “White Silence, @Bone thereafter. It was as if the three of Be SS os Khattia watched them _ start. writers sometimes dumb. : .~ Ss The dogs and the two men, call the Arctiege ~~ SS we > . os SS coast where the frozen caribou was is the rush and ro tter from the Ss ~ a | p & ESS ached. hey were blinded, now and the shriek of Deck of the Hudson By, Sa : es ‘ | eee hy by ws le orem si of wind as the blizzar@Biiae, without a Bay Co.’s boat trans- ? . . \ : snow. Great stars flamed as they rage. “WRM down his food formed into a_ court BS NS 7 wheeled in their courses above the Weiled back to the room for Ikalukpiak’s ESS RT 2 .f . | two. Came on the gray dusk of URING four G&@7RRMhe bed bench. It | meres oo ea midday and it faded again into the that roar “ia eal So = a : blue of night. Their dogs barked dinned in the ears basaiien “a — eos aoa moms SS in answer to the yelping of the the three who by: ee eee ee ———— white Arctic foxes and from _ far storm-bound in as 6 EE ital ppp nae PEELE: across.the ice the two men heard a lone wolf howl. igloo. And the shri ——-— | seule ZLOB, ie Z, ize EE hey were at the cache The elder laid aside his of wind was as AA ALEC EE | ; | gun to help the younger load the meat. ITkaluk- shriek of evil spiT™ : FEA js Pg ee piak had seen the lead dog nursing one foot with to the superstitiou \ EE LEZ : 2. ~~ his tongue, and going forward, he stooped to ex- three within, Havow > am Z amine it. Then he sioad up, turning quickly, and gach lay or sat | : = tig gazed straight into the muzzle of Havougach’'s gun, caribou skins which covered tae . i while the elder man, resting the rifle across the hat was the family bed. From time ® : } ) : sledge, took careful aim. i his rifle, which lay close at D&B% g ipso Ikalukpiak looked up irom "ATH wade a third with them at the caribou ped. Two baleful eyes, he sa” ae That Ikalukpiak knew. If death should him. At intervals Khattia looke come now .. . then it would not be later. He gazed ome youth and smiled and for & : unflinching at the eye which sighted along the bar- rach would shield his eyes a8 = : rel. He stood erect and waited for his fate. : Before the frank gaze of the fearless youth the silent. They are silent folk; ta@ . eyes of Havougach fell and the glitter in them ox-placid of exterior—though wi 4 ) : softened. The gun was dropped, and throwing it are quick in the heat of their det upon the sled the older man turned away. ne word had been said between | “Come,” he said and ordered the dogs forward. his foster mother to reach ag ™ | 3 Ikalukpiak strained upon the sledge to start it. Then br could Havougach’s jealousy, -_— : ~ a i : nt ; eke gigs ne 5 By cks : ‘2h, ee m ” : . = ak ws 4 : oe. 1 ae = ‘ ‘ cer Te 2, i> al aes, : b . en aes © “ o Sos es 4 Le A er “ - “ee % ¥. 3 “Pay! 4 fe yee ihe hy. Ta Wee cs CE PSs ey mia ve oes as ior et Uae hin ae . aT ia ome a my Sad RSME toad Pd has gl : Pos bok. | Bi Ay" PS pee iOS, nig + “ De he Rae ae om ? ee wen ui ere a" J . " weSens eh PRR f Be yy anes a 4 a oe i bed A ia sir hen A . P 7 ‘ fe @; a3 4t en ae 0 Lh epi porate td Page Nine, Sunday Magazine—St. Lom@@gMtch—June 14, 1925. ‘ PMS Py ee “> ee i be 7. Gi m . . a % 4g , , orth ae * + ¥. ns i Se ae » s eka i EARLE. SR Ry Stier anns i Ry S28 appanage , - a y Het x ) Batt sca’ S he iat ks . pedis.

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The Bobbed-Hair Bandit Who Stole To Save THE MAN SHE LOVED OR all she could remember of her 19 years, pretty Marion King, heiress to a quarter of a million dollars, had had her way. Now that she was in love the law stepped in. Ernest Strait, whose bold spirit had infatuated the pretty girl, was in jail. Marion thought she could not stand to be sepa- rated from her lover for an hour. To pledge enough of her estate to get a bond took time. Marion knew a quicker way. In a scarlet coat and with a black mask she climbed the stairs to Britling’s cafeteria, on one of the busiest corners of Memphis. In the busy rush of the supper hour she thrust a revolver through the wicket of the cashier's cage. “Give me what you've got and be quick,” she said. A moment later, with $200 in her pocketbook, she walked down the stairs and stepped into a taxicab. With the money she bought a bond and released young Strait, who was held by Memphis police on a charge of highway robbery. Marion couldn't wait an hour to see her lover. Since then they have wed. She is Mrs. Ernest Strait now. And the other day a Memphis jury convicted Mrs. Ernest Strait of robbery, and sentenced her to five years in the Tennessee Penitentiary. Five long years for the girl who couldn't wait an BOOP « 6 ar ¥s Age ~x Pe aa oo ote Doe . PO, nn Pn ies “* mn Se a St Rien aod y xy > .S ath Oe ee Ra GL: SPR Oe. pr eg Onions ee Se eer Rng —. Ve (odour a 3 ae Marion King, the Sheriff's augr the gun with which she commi robbery, to release her lover £ and was forced, as country boys are, tet the “townies” and make himself‘a place. & recognized in boyhood’s freemasonry ing made him leader. Marion was Tiling | come back to Tunica, but Ernest Wil willing to stay there. The “big town” eal to his ambitious spirit. He went to Men * Sheriff King died. His wife did not survin him long.” They left Marion the old stead at Robinsonville, 22 acres of land ; heart of Tunica, and one of the county’s ton plantations. Bs Perhaps Marion thought her lover would om back home, too. youths who had held up and robbed a £ The girl came to his rescue. From her she borrowed money enough to buy him a be , Ta girl went to Memphis to free him and to help dete ie Bey 2 al mt his case. She wrote back to her guardian: “Sell the Tunica property if you can, aad yourself back the loan. I want to live in Mempaa Ernest was at liberty for only a few happy @ Then Memphis police arrested him as one of & highwaymen who kidnaped a wealthy bus = drove him out into the country, took his $700 @ mond pin and his Cadillac automobile and left there. ae The girl, alone in the hotel, did her best him bond. There was difficulty in arrangement mail. Tunica County, Mississippi, and Shelby Com Tennessee, were far apart. Her guardian about furnishing her a large sum from her ¢ tat without an order from the Probate Court. a passed and Marion, free, brooded over the suffer of ‘her lover held in jail. ; . ae “Then came Saturday,” Marion told the who were waiting to take her to the penites 4 thought of myself sitting all the long Sunday 600 the hotel; and I thought of Ernest, in the dingy, 8 row cell of the jail. It just seemed that I “The thought came to me—Britling’s, I ke there would be a crowd. I knew there would, money. I remembered what my daddy sald someone told him there was danger. oe “If you've got grit and a gun, you a nt Folks seem to know Was you mean business,’ ”’ ae scared of any number. and Marion’s holdup. es She and her lover were reunited within an Bet “There'll be no more happiness for mé Wat # rion comes back,’”’ says her husband. a send me to the penitentiary if they like. Now would make me happier than to be in there” her, We've been sweethearts since we were dren. We'll be sweethearts to the end.” a And Marion? i “I've asked them to sell the plantation and th® homestead at Robinsonville,” she said, “and wae get out Ernest and I will settle down, But @¥ be far away from here,” She mused for @ “It I had it to do over again... .” Babs sentence was never finished. Marion Straltss dissolved in tears and her voice choked up wit “Honest Tom” King’s intrepid daughter was nine ia the end, * And then the scarlet sweater, the black silk mat Se “% a oe pe fi” ga Sunday Magazine- -St. Louis Pest-Dispatch- Jane 14, 1925., eZ \/ ent eggs. ® once had spoken with “Send some ice water to “Yes, sir,’ Blanche re- But Tennessee wouldn't let him | Blanche’s hearing she Memphis police accused him of being one of Gites } Chaplin was a fine lit- rh. » aE ise At which some bystander Py. wait—not even an hour—to see him. a a * 7 » _ ee SAL ent UUUIUUUERUELSOGUQ000800000000UOUCUAOOGOOOAOA TAKE By Je ATM LULL DAM JINKINSEN baseball pecan. He a girl named Jf Blanche Dovey Waco, Texas. B was a slave to the loid drama; in words, a movie fan. Adam thought of loid only as durab ) terial used in the facture of self-laun collars, while to B e was sung and a bat was a thing tk it — snd bas - was a valued salesman in the employ es ke baum Kollege Clothes Shops—‘‘ta ond save $10." Blanche was one of th it two-handed telephone switchboard pur Hotel Asterbilt had in its employ. Obviously, to attain such positions of trust @ must have undoubted ability. It must be admitted that as long as Adam » measure around his neck or Blanche’s haf hed way from her left ear, they were ast anybody could ask. But the moment Adam ¢ s order book and Blanche removed the re » her head, they gave immediate eviden iam must have had-a tong spell of sickness shild and that Blanche’s 2 nts had lived in Ho- ep and liked it. LANCHE knew more bout moving-picture than a hen does Her case was ravated by the fact that ley Chaplin. ym 1106, please,’ Mr. ley Chaplin. din a voice that trem- After that, whenever yone mentioned Chaplin d quickly assert that fellow off the screen, so gentlemanly. ariably would exclaim: do you know Charley plin?’’ harles Chaplin?’ Miss would correct. ell,” she would answer estly, ‘I can’t say that ally know Mr. Chaphn. just met him, that’s I don’t suppose he re- ibers me.”’ mm his way, Adam Jinkin- i was just as bad. Adam n’t just a baseball fan. Was more than that. he unthinking public the impression that the ge patron of our na- game can tell you in mash how many bases Ty ) stole in 1915, the bat- order of the White Sox the year Comiske , and the distance from the pitcher’s box € plate. The public, as usual, is wrong. HE average fan knows the number of int P& game, the price of 10-cent cigars at th that the Athletics won't win the pennaa Mut lets him out. Tt is only the baseball nut who has the d MO invented the spitball and what the Mispers to the pitcher. And the baseball fa bonus from the boss—much discussed seen. . “Cam Jinkinsen was the real hickory. one of the most active letter writers dt al of the Big Fuss when the clan became ®ver the treasonable accusation that th can Game of Baseball was a form of ish schoolboy sport. The discussion @ going On yet had not some silly outsider fell, what if it was?” thus propounding ™ stumped them all. ¢am Jinkinsen had known Blanche Do Minutes, but he loved her passionately, did, and would. Blanche was all rig » Was brown and her eyes were wide. A fm * charming air of capable irresponsibility daring, of innocent worldliness—a co i Will, of Waco bigh school and the Hote

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“ wut MMM ee te a ee aoe TAKE ’IM OUT! By Jerome Beatty HIS is the first of is series of four peppery baseball stories which the Post - Dispatch will pub- lish on this page. They are all real base hits. DAM JINKINSEN was a baseball pecan. He loved a girl named Dovey, Blanche Dovey — from Waco, Texas. Blanche was a slave to the celln- loid drama; in other words, a movie fan. Adam thought of cellu- loid only as durable ma- terial used in “the manu- facture of self-laundering collars, while to Blanche, i 4 base was sung and a bat was a thing that one on. Mdam was a Valued salesman in the employ of the ebaum Kollege Clothes Shops—“‘take the ele- and save $10.” Blanche was one of the most t two-handed telephone switchboard punchers Hotel Asterbilt had in its employ. 7 ously, to attain such positions of trust, per- a ss must have undoubted ability. g, the Sheriff's dainghter, and = n which she committed the release her lover from jail, & fed, as country boys are, to fight * and make himselfa place. Once in boyhood’s freemasonry his dar. m leader. Marion was willing te to Tunica, but Ernest wasn’t y there.. The “big town” called ~ bus spirit. He went to Memphig, ing died. His wife did not survive — They left Marion the old home e, 22 acres of land almost in the nd one of the county's largest cot- thought her lover would come But Tennessee wouldn’t let him. ised him of being one of three i up and robbed a grocery stora his rescue. From her guardiaa y enough to buy him a bond. The his to free him and to help defend s back to her guardian: property if you can, and pay ‘4 rs. A i sy n os oo rg am WPBlanche’s hearing she eg 4 fellow off the screen, a oan. I want to live in Memphis.” — berty for only a few happy days. ice arrested him as one of three — iidnaped a wealthy business mana, » the country, took his $700 dia- Cadillac automobile and left him in the hotel, did her best to get difficulty in arrangements by » Mississippi, and Shelby County, — r apart. Her guardian hesitated er a large sum from her estate from the Probate Court. free, brooded over the sufferings jail. : urday,”’ Marion told the officials 0 take her to the penitentiary. tting all the long Sunday about ht of Ernest, in the dingy, nar- It just seemed that I couldn’t bur—to see him. ne to me—Britling’s. I knew crowd. I knew there would be dered what my daddy sald wheal there was danger. grit and a gun, you needn't be ber. Folks seem to know whea sf let sweater, the black silk mask, up. Tr were reunited within an hour. — ; * . r oa a. ? : +s must be admitted that as long as Adam had a »measure around his neck or Blanche’s hair was 4 way from her left ear, they were as tractable mybody could ask. But the moment Adam turned is order book and Blanche removed the receiver her head, they gave immediate evidence that m must have had-a tong spell of sickness when id and that Blanche’s mts had lived in Ho- $ ; i 4 b2 - a bilt. Outside she was Asterbilt, but inside she still was Wacoquette. I; WAS Saturday evening in the Simpson apart- ment in the Bronx. George Simpson was some- thing of a baseball crank himself and Adam had dropped in to discuss the question of the superior- ity of Walter Johnson over Grover Alexander. Blanche had called to see Mrs. Simpson, who, like Blanche, used to live in Waco. George Simpson went down to the corner to get a couple of bottles of beer and Mrs. Simpson ex- cused herself to go into the kitchen to make some sandwiches, so Adam and Blanche were left alone. ““‘What was it you and Mr. Simpson were arguing about when I came in?”’ Blanche asked, just to make conversation—not that she thought she ought to know. “Pitchers,’’ said Adam. “Oh!” cried Blanche. ‘‘Don’t you love them?’’ “Some of ’em,’’ admitted Mr. Jinkinsen. ‘‘Some of these players get my goat, though. Now’’ “Oh, dear me, Mr. Jinkinsen,’’ laughed Blanche. “Don’t you like Valentino? And Mary Pickford? Fhe”’ “Huh?” exclaimed Mr. Jinkinsen. “Don’t you like Mary Pickford?” “‘Never saw her. She’s some kind of an actress, isn’t she?” anon ral dor” ran for 16 weeks and that the identity of the Villain was not exposed until the sixteenth episode. You were supposed to gutess every week, she said. There were various clews, some of them to aid you, but most of them to befuddle you, and in the end you found that the masked man was not the man you thought he was at all. “Why don’t people stay away and only go to see the sixteenth?’”’ asked Adam. It was not unlike the question that had stopped the famous rounders argument. Miss Dovey was trying to explain the sit- uation to Mr. Jinkinsen’s satisfaction when in came Mr. Simpson with the beer. Mrs. Simpson and Miss Dovey sat at one side of the table and wondered if it was true that Will Rogers had five children, and debated whether Douglas Fairbanks was a great actor or whether, after all, it wasn't just his fascinating personality. On the other side, Mr. Simpson abused Ban Johnson and tried to interest Adam in a new way of figuring batting averages. But for once Adam’s mind was not on baseball. His eyes and thoughts wandered toward Blanche Dovey, and now and then he caught words dropping limpidly from those lips trained to say ‘“‘Lenox 6666” so that it sounded as sweet and tender as a mother’s love songs to her babe. He longed to break’ into the conversation. Finally he overheard the word ““Farrar.’’ At last they were speaking his language. “There was a great third baseman,” he said, enthusi- » and liked it. CHE knew more bout “ moving-picture oss than a hen does teggs. Her case was mavated by the fact that fence had spoken with rley Chaplin. end some ice water to 1106, please,’ Mr. ey Chaplin. #, sir,’ Blanche re- in a voice that trem- that, whenever ne mentioned Chaplin Mi quickly assert that Chaplin was a fine lit- go gentlemanly. twhich some bystander lably would exclaim: do you know Charley in?”’ Peearies Chaplig?’’ Miss would ‘correct. Wl,” she would. answer stly, ‘I can’t say that y know Mr. Chaplin. just met him, that’s Idon’'t suppose he re- rs me.”’ his way, Adam Jinkin- Was just as bad. Adam Rt just a baseball fan. S$ more than that. unthinking public me impression that the patron of our na- game can tell you in —_ ——— ~—— astically. “What do you asked Mrs. Simpson. “Sid Farrar. Used with Boston. “We were speaking of Ger- aldine Farrar,’ said Miss Dovey, ‘“‘the great emotional movie actress. “That’s his daughter,’ ex- plained Mr. Simpson. “Well, we'l,’’ said Adam. “I believe I do remember that he had a daughter that went into the movies. How’s she gettin’ along?’ ° mean?” to be i Mr. Jinkinsen, an 4 Lhour or so later, had left Blanche Dovey on the steps of her apartment house, only a few blocks ffom the Simp- sons he walked rapidly to his room, thinking deeply. He felt that he had net_made an entirely favorable impression. He had tried to talk about her hobby and had failed. He de- cided he must learn something about the movies, even though it cost him the price of his weekly grand-stand seat at the Yankee Stadium! He would even begin guessing who was the Terrible Toreador. Adam’s salary was $20 a week. Of this, $5 invariably went into the savings bank. The remainder was so divided that in two out of every three weeks Adam had enough money to buy a grand-stand seat at the ball game. By lhow many bases Ty stole in 1915, the bat- order of the White Sox the year Comiskey won Mand the distance from the pitcher’s box to the plate. The public, as usual, is wrong. HE average fan knows the number of innings in Sgame, the price of 10-cent cigars at the park, Bthat the Athletics won’t win the pennant. That PPM lets him out. more happiness for me until Ma 3 Says her husband. Sweethearts since we were chil- thearts to the end.” a to sell the plantation and the old asonville,” she said, “and when I i I will settle down. But it will here.” She mused for a moment “do over again. ..."” But the finished. Marion Strait's smile her voice choked up with sobs. s intrepid daughter was femi- “They may mnitentiary if they like, Nothing @ pier than to be in there with ayy pee . ch a ow" is only the baseball nut who has the dope on invented the spitball and what the catcher §to the pitcher. And the baseball nut is fbonus from the boss—much discussed but sel- seen. ° Mam Jinkinsen was the real hickory. He had Poe of the most active letter writers during the Othe Big Fuss when the clan became agitat- tT the treasonable accusation that the Great an Game of Baseball was a form of rounders, mush schoolboy sport. The discussion might have Sing on yet had not some silly outsider asked: * What if it was?” thus propounding a query esumped them all. =4M Jinkinsen had known Blanche Dovey only a minutes, but he loved her passionately, as others = did, and would. Blanche was all right. Her "as brown and her eyes were wide. About her , tharming air of capable irresponsibility, of caal- mGring, of innocent worldlinese—a combination, ™ Will, of Waco high school and the Hotel Aster- Sunday Magesine—St. Louis Pos+Dispatch—June 14, 1925. Blanche was on her feet beside him. ‘‘She’s all kinds,’’ cried Miss Dovey, greatly aston- ished. “Didn’t you just say you loved pictures?” ‘Pitchers,’ asserted Mr. Jinkinsen. ‘Baseball pitchers, not movin’ pitchers.’ And they both laughed, each magnanimously for- giving the other for such stupidity. Immediately— none could resist Blanche Dovey’s laugh—Adam knew he loved her. “T don’t know much about the movies,’ Adam ad- mitted, ‘“‘but’’—he smiled at his own slyness, and so did Blanche—‘“I’d be rather willing to learn,” “Do you like serials?’’ Blanche wanted to know. “Only for breakfast,” he grinned. “I was just kiddin’,” he hastily explained. ‘“‘I never saw but one. It was called ‘The Terrible Torrydor.’ There was a guy in it with a mask on and he went around murderin’ folks, and just when I got interested the end came and a sign said: ‘Who is the Terrible Tor- rydor?’ I picked up my hat and left. Gee whiz! if the man that runs the show don’t know,” said Adam, indignantly, ‘‘how’s he expect me to tell him?’ Miss Dovey thought this was very funny. “T asked the fellow at the door when I left about it and he said it was a serial-and that I was supposed to come back and find out,” Adam continued. “‘That's about the only movie I ever saw.” Miss Dovey esplained that “The Terrible Torea- virtue of the _ fact that he worked Thursday and Friday nights, Adam always had Saturday afternoon off. He finally compromised by deciding to sit in the bleachers, where the seats cost less. But when next Saturday came around he and George Simpson were there early, in expensive seats back of the Yankee bench. Adam’s extra money, and more, had gone into the little booths in front of motion-picture theaters. Adam and Blanche had seen everything there was to see that week. But the savings bank book had been as idle as an out- fielder when a pitcher is at bat. There were two reasons why Adam decided to” pass up the cheap seats in the bleachers. One was that no pistachio is happy out there. Yelling at the players from the bleachers gives no reaction; the voice doesn’t seem to take hold and one can never be certain that the athletes always hear one’s lec- tures on the “National Game as I Would Suggest It Be Played.” The other was that Spike McCann that day was due to pitch his first game in Yankee uni- form, and Adam wanted to be right down front. Spike, as everybody knows, is the greatest pitcher in the American League. Only three days before the Yanks had paid Boston $100,000 for him. The Boston fans let out a howl of rage, while the New Yorkers only smiled that irritating New York smildé which says, ““Didn’t we tell you that money will buy anything we want?” (Continued on page 12.) Page Eleven.

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ow We Built Our Home for $4. 90} By STEPHEN LEACOCK WAS leaning up against the mantel- piece in a lounge suit which I had made out of old ice bags, and Beryl, my wife, was seated at my feet on a low Louis Quinze tabouret which she had made out of a Finnan Haddie fish- box, when the idea of a bungalow came to both of us at the same time. “It would be just lovely if we could do it!’’ exclaimed Beryl], coiling héfseltf around my knee. “Why not!” I replied, lifting her up a little by the ear. “With your ex- quisite taste”’ Bar ogh with your knowledge of ma- ial,”’ ded Beryl, riving me a tiny pinch on a jeg. “Oh, I am sure we ould do it! One reads so muth in all magazi! about people making er bungalows and furnishing them Ph, do let us try, talked over our project all night, and the next morning we sallied forth to trv to find a site for our new home. As Beryl (who was brimming over witao fun as the result of talking all night) put it, “The first thing to get the ground.” 1€s mm or next to noth "re “. d p ad ard: ing. We = | is fortune favored us. We had hardly got to the edge of the town when Be ry] suddenly exclaimed: ‘Oh, look Dogyard, look, there’s exactly the site!’’ It was a piece of waste land on he edge of a gully with a brickyard on one side of it and a gravel pit on the other It had no trees on it, and it was covered with ragged heaps of tin cans, old newspapers and stones, and a litter of broken lumber. Beryl’s quick eye saw ss of the situation at once. yard!’’ she exclaimed, “isn’t it just sweet? We can clear away all the litter and plant a catalpa tree to hide the brickyard and a hedge of copernicus or nux vomica to hide the gravel pit, and some bright flowers to hide the hedge. I wish I had brought some ca- talpa seed. They grow so quickly.” “We'd better at least wait.’ I said, “till we have bought the ground.” And here a sudden piece of good for- tune awaited us. It so happened that the owner of the lot was on the spot at ERE the possibili- tie “Oh, Dog- whittling a stick while we were talking, and presented himself to us. After a short discussion he agreed to sell us the ground for $1 in cash and 50 cents on a three-years’ mortgage. The deed of sale was written out on the spot and stamped with a two-cent stamp, and the owner of the lot took his departure with every expression of good will. And the magic sense of being owners of our own ground rendered us both jubilant. HAT evening Beryl, seated on her little stool at my feet, took a pencil and paper and set down triumphantly a statement of the cost of our bungalow upto date, I introduce it here as a help to readers who may hope to follow in our footsteps: Ground site Stamp for mortgage... I checked over Beryl’s arithmetic twice and found it strictly correct. Next morning we commenced work in earnest. While Bery] cleared away the cans and litter, I set to work with spade and shovel excavattng our cellar and digging out the foundations. And here I must admit that I+had no light task I can only warn those who wish to follow in our footsteps that they must be prepared to face hard work. Owing perhaps to my inexperience, it took me whole of the morning to dig out a cellar 40 feet long and 20 feet wide. Beryl, who had meantime cleaned up ine lot, stacked the lumber, lifted away the stones and planted 50 yards of hedge, was inclined to be a little im- patient. But I reminded her that a contractor working with a gar, of men and two or three teams of horses would have taken a whole week to do what I did in one morning. | ADMITTED that my work was not equal to the best records as related in the weekly home journals, where I have often computed that they move 100,000 cubic feet of earth in one para- graph, but at least I was doing my best. Beryl, whose disappointment never lasts, was all smiles again in a moment, and rewarded me by throwing herself around my neck and giving me a hug. That afternoon I gathered up all the big stones and built them into walls around the cellar, with partition walls across it, dividing it into rooms and compartments. I leveled the floor and packed it tight with sand and gravel and dug a drain 10 feet deep from the cellar to the gully about 30 feet away. There being still a good hour or so of daylight, I dug a cistern four feet wide and 20 feet deep. I was looking around for something more to dig by moonlight, but Beryl put her foot down (on my head while I was in the drain) and forbade me to work any more for fear I might be fatigued. a boca morning we were able to begin 4 Nour building in good earnest. On Our way we stopped at the 15-cent store for necessary supplies, and bought one hammer, 15 cents; a saw, 15 cents: half a gallon of nails, 15 cents; a crane, 15 cents; a derrick for hoisting, 15 cents, and a needle and thread for sewing on the roof, 15 cents. As an advice to young builders, I may say that I doubt if we were quite wise in all our purchases. .The 15-cent der- rick is too light for the work, and the extra expenditure for the heavier kind (the 25-cent crane) would have been justified. The difference in cost is only the (approximately) 10 cents, and the effi- ciency of the big crane is far greater. On arriving at our ground we were delighted to find that our masonry was well set and the walls firm and solid, while the catalpa trees were well above the ground and growing rapidly. We set to work at once to build in earnest. W: HAD already decided to utilize for our bungalow the waste mate- rial which lay on our lot. I drew Beryl’s attention to the fact that if a proper use were made of the material wasted in building there would be no need to buy any material at all. ‘The elimina- tion of waste,”’ I explained, ‘“‘by the util- ization of all by-products before they have time to go by, is the central prin- ciple of modern industrial organiza- tion.”’ But observing that Beryl had ceased to listen to me, I drew on my carpen- ter’s apron which I had made out of a piece of tar paper, and set to work. My first care was to gather up all the loose lumber that lay around our ground site, and saw it up into neatly squared pieces about 20 feet long. Out of these I made the joists, the studding, the par- titions, rafters and so on, which formed the frame of the house. Putting up the house took practically the whole morning. Beryl, who had slipped on a potato bag over her dress, assisted me by holding up the side of the house while I nailed on the top. By the end of the afternoon we had completed the sides of our house, which we made out of old newspaper soaked in glue and rolled flat. The next day we put on the roof, which was made of tin cans cut open and pounded out flat. OR our hardwood floors, mantels, etc., we were fortunate in finding a pile of hardwood on a neighboring lot which had apparently been overlooked, and which we carried over proudly to our bungalow after dark. That same night we carried over jubilantly some rustic furniture which we had found, quite neglected, lying in a nearby cot- tage, the lock of which,@ddly enough, was opened quite easily with the key of Beryl’s suit case. The rest of our furniture—plain tables, dressers, etc.—I was able to make from ordinary pine lumber, which I obtained by knocking down a board fence upon an adjacent lot. In short, the reader is able to picture our bungalow after a week of labor, complete in every respect and only awaiting our occupa- tion on the next day. Seated that evening in our — house, with Beryl coiled around me, I calculated the entire cost of our enter- prise, including ground site, lumber, derricks, cranes, glue, string, tin tacks and other materials—as $4.90. In return for it we had a pretty seven- roomed house, artistic in every with living room, bedrooms, ¢ a den, a snuggery, a doggery—tp the bungalow of which so many people have dreamed. EATED together that evening, and I were full of plans for the fy : ture. We both have a passionate» of animals and, like all count people, a longing for the life of, So we had long since decided t, poultry. We planned to begin ing way, and had brought home that ning from the 15-cent store a chicken, such as are now so widely gu We put him in a basket beside the sa. ator in a little flannel coat that mew had made for him, and we fed Me with a warm mash made of bresktw food and gravel. Our printed ¢ that we got with him told = eae fowl eats two ounces of grain fer fe and on that should lay five eggs a weg | I was easily able to prove to Dent et bya little plain arithmetic that if we fe this fellow 4 ounces a day he would lay 10 eggs in a week, or at 8 ounces per day he would lay 20 eggs in a week. In short, there was no end to og rosy dreams. In our fancy we saw og, selves in our bungalow, surrounded by hens, bees, cows and dogs, with hogs and goats nestling against our feet. J, fortunately, our dreams were destined to be shattered. P TO this point our experience wit} building our bungalow had fol along after all the best models, and even eclipsed them. But from now we met a series of disasters of we had had no warning. It iss that I cannot leave our story now, i On arriving at our bungalow ae” day we found notices posted up forbié ding all trespassers, and two sour-logk ing men in possession. We learned that our title to the ground was worthles, as the man from whom we had bought it had been apparently a mere rey It appeared also thata neighboring ¢ tractor was making serious’ ¢ about our use of his material. I divulged further that we had been mis taken in thinking that we had take our rustic furniture from an empty ob tage. There were people living in it, bat j ty » i *. they happened to be asleep when Beryl moved the furniture. As for our hen—there is no dow that keeping fowls is enormously profit” It must be so, when one considem the millions of eggs consumed every able. day. But it demands an unremitting & tention and above all—memory. If you own a hen you must never forget t—— you must keep on saying to yourself: “How is my hen?” trouble. Beryl and I were so preoect: pied with our accumulated disaster t we left our one-day-old chick behind t radiator and never thought of him " ‘ ee three weeks. He was then gone. prefer to think that he flew away. (Copyright. ) New York bad been talking about lit- tle but Spike McCann ever since the deal was made, and, of course, the whole town turned out to see him pitch his first game for his new club. Adam was a Yankee nut, which is the worst kind this side of Brooklyn. When the Giants begin losing, their support- ers throw epithets and things at the umpires and the visiting players. When, the Yanks are being beaten their friends turn upon them with jeers. Adam had all the attributes that go with swerving loyalty to the Yankees. It was Adam who was among the first to rise angrily in his seat and shout: “TAKE ’IM OUT, TH' RUMMY; TAKE "IM OUT!” when the visiting team be- gan to hit the Yankee box man. The moment a pitcher lost contro! of his curve ball, Adam knew it, and he wasp tell instinctively when a fast one was going down the groove. Adam knew bast b all. And he always said in a loud. raucou yoice,. what he thought—the more bitter the thoughts, the louder the voice. It’s the custom, on the diamond and off. . On this day tuere was no need for Adam to give advice, Spike McCann held the Washingtons to four hits and shut them out. -~ S = AM and slanche were invited to Sunday dinner by the Simpsons the next day. The men talked of little but Spike McCann. ‘‘He’s probably a tough that runs a saloon,’’ observed Mrs. Simpson, and Miss Dovey couldn’t for the life of her see why men made heroes out of a pack Page Twelve. Take (Continued From Page 11) & of ruffians. Mr. Simpson guessed they were about as good as movie actors and the rumpus finally ended when Mr. Jinkinsen invit- ed them all-to go to see a movie. They had just left the subway, on their way home. Adam and George Simpson were walking few steps ahead, talking baseball. Suddenly they heard a man’s behind them. “Why, Blanche Dovey! How are you, anyway?” ““Fred!’’ cried the girls, and the men turned around to a tall young chap shaking the hands of both girls at once. To Adam and George, ‘“‘Fred” seemed Strangely familiar, both in face and actions. “I want you to meet my George, th Fred McCann, a Waco boy that went to school with said Lily Simpson. ‘‘And Mr. Jinkinsen, Mr. McCann.”’ Mr. McCann greeted the men cordially and turned back to the girls. Adam, pop-eyed, looked at Simpson. “Spike McCann!”’ Adam gasped. “I Knew he came from Waco, but I never thought of Lily’’ “I heard you both were in New York,’’ Mr. McCann was saying to the young women, “but I didn’t know where. Gee! I'm glad to see you. It’s been years” “How are things Blanche interrupted. a voice And Lily! See husband. is is ’* We Ud, with vou, Fred?” m Out **Great!”’ ‘What are you doing?”’ Simpson. ‘Will you be in long?” Adam looked at Simpson and both felt queer. Spike McCann's picture had been in almost every paper in the land at least once a week for the last three years! What was he doing? “Still in the hardware business?” Blanche wanted to know. “The last I heard of you, you were clerking for the Waco Implement Co.”’ Simpson tried to edge in to break up the conversation. Adam _ suggested weakly that they’d all better be getting along, as it was growing late. “Quit hardware,’ Spike grinned. “Playing a little baseball now.’’ “Lil-y,”” put in George, mortified. ‘This is’’ — “That's so,’ exclaimed Blanche. “J remember you were pretty good on the high-school team. You were the batter, | or something, weren’t you?’’ | “Pitcher,” Spike laughed. | ‘But what business are you in?” Mrs. | Simpson persisted. | “Baseball business. I’m a pitcher. | I'm the fellow that throws the ball up for the batters to hit. I’ve been rather | successful in putting them where they | want them.”’ “Isn't that splendid!”’ exulted Blanche | | vaguely: “You're a professional player?” said |; Mrs. Simpson. “Well, well! You’ ll be | De inquired Mrs. New York Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 14, 1925. glad to know George and Mr. Jinkinse®. — You three ee They're baseball fans. have a great time together.” Never in their lives had George aki Mr. Jinkinsen seen women make — fools of themselves. ‘“‘Mr. McCann,”’ declared George ly, “is the greatest pitcher in the ness. ‘‘He’”’ “Well, well!”” said Mrs. § “That's fine. What do you heart Waco?”’ PIKE was having a lot of fun. - was genuinely glad to meet f from his home town and he didn't give” 3 a hoot whether they knew ahout his baseball record or not, “Did you know that Nellie McIntosh married Henry Master, jat last?” asked : Blanche eagerly. “‘After all these years!” Spike cried. — “No! And did you hear about the big fire? And did you know they are to build a new opera house?” “Hadn't heard a word about it,” Mrs. Simpson. ___ CLASSIFIED LEARN Show Card and Sign Pain 28080 to $20.00 daily after short ruction. SUPERIOR SIGN SCHOOL, Dept. 2139 S. Wabash, Chicago WERE rou ever offered a grocery store? Ow osition is better. You can handle flour. goods, dried fruit, coffee and entire ine @ ceries as we!! as radio seta paints, automobile oils and tires with no rent te | Goode invested: take large orders from Goods are guaranteed and proven @ | experience not necessary. Steady. profitene all . ne 210 th Address HITC HOOT K ' ag Reference ABJ beak ¢ A . 210, Chieagco. 7] pee el cum pany This was our ‘these yy oy =, % _ a bese er ‘But I did hear that e _ S0itres begin to recede almost in a day. aren’t happy and that every- b pee ne necting Mrs. Dowling to get a ple a though ~ eesanens knows I don’t th rate Dowling’s to blame. Look at x way that woman always was going «eo to Dallas to theaters and things! And Ap the Rowans had twins! my _ #you don't tell me!”’ said Spike, en- tically. > adam and George : lowing hard. _ “y think we'd better be getting ,; Adam plaintively to the girls. Mr. Simpson thought so, too. “yes,” agreed Mrs. Simpson. “Come ‘yight along with us, Fred. Come up to | gapper. We live only a couple of blocks oa down the street t.”” io “Yes, do,” urged Blanche. dn ve a fine time talking over all the si ews from home.’ ‘ Adam’s heart sank. What chance did tbe stand with Miss Dovey now? “T can't,” he heard Spike McCann say- ing. “But we'll be glad to come over J goon. We've just moved into an apart- ment around the corner and I'm busy a getting u ings straightened out.’ ; “we?” said Blanche. “‘Are you mar- ried, Fred?” “Sure. Adam pulle his tie. “['ve knew Mary Marvin, “Mary Marvin?” thoughtfully. “Not that pretty little Marvin girl te that was in the eighth grade?” asked DE mrs. Simpson. the ‘Same one,” said Spike, proudly. “My!"’ sighed Mrs. Simpson, “how time does fly. Can’t you both come over to dinner tomorrow night at 7 . o'clock? We live at the Palm Beach ™ Apartment. You can almost see it from t here. It’s right behind that tall apart- th ment with the cigarette ad on it.” Spike said he'd be tickled to death. “I'm mighty glad I saw you folks,” sal he said. ‘‘We'll be there. Good-by, Lily. Good-by, Blanche. Good-by,” he 5P5 odded to the likeness of stone images * that once had been Messrs. Jinkinsen and Simpson. S sup stood to one side, his on,”’ be Yo Mr “We can YOu Me an ing d down his cuffs and felt wi in heen married three years. You didn’t you?’’ said Blanche ie tin w an a - E’S one of the finest fellows you ever would want to meet.”’ It was Mr. Jinkinsen speaking. Around it him were gathered those of Mr, Kopple- baum's young men who were not active- ly engaged in smoothing down wry col- lars and telling customers that the coat gure hung nobby. “Who's that and what of it!” Mr. Jinkinsen turned pale. It was Mr. Kopplebaum himself. The other ‘derks, who knew that the rules forbade fanning bees, stepped hastily It’ > Ar nc G ‘away. . “Er, how do you do, Mr. Kopple- B $taum’" stammered Adam. “I was just M Selling about meeting Spike McCann.” “Huh,” grunted Mr. Kopplebaum. “Friend of yours?” la “I just met him, Mr. Kopplebaum.” od “Huh!” Spi Evidently Mr. Kopplebaum had never pit beard of Spike McCann. Ca “He's a baseball pitcher.” Adam ga didn't know why he had the courage to . Speak to’ Mr. Kopplebaum, who had qu Rever said a word to him, except on to isiness. Probably he was frightened, aught gossiping in working hours, and Was just confessing all. “He's a base- kn ANT $1900 TO $2700 A YEAR? secomd week off—fall pay. Common edaceties Bad te IMMEDIATELY for free list of “ ns See oan: free sample K th ANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dest. F268, Rechester, “ v. y. re — _ADVERTISEMENT — ee New Goitre Remedy Great interest attaches to reports of 4 remarkablé method for treating goitre g@eecently demonstrated at the W. T. B. fatory, 919 Minty Block, Battle Gree Mich. It is used by the patient self in her own home and it is said Pthat the largest and most hideous ‘They gradually get smaller until in three or four weeks they are often gone ‘SMrely. The treatment is perfectly te for anyone to use and many believe will prove the long-sought specific all goitres. A little book issued by laboratory explains the method and will be mailed free for the to anyone interested. ly

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or $4.90 ed house, artistic in every reg living room, bedrooms, a boudoir h, 2 snuggery, a doggery—in ghom bungalow of which so many e have dreamed. TED together that evening, B d I were full of plans for the fy. , We both have a passionate love nimals and, like all country-breg Sle, a longing for the life ofa farm. ve had long since decided to keep ry. We planned to begin in a Small and had brought home that eve- from the 15-cent store a day-olg en, such as are now so widely sold, ut him in a basket beside the ragj. “ in a little flannel coat that Beryy made for him, and we fed him @™ a@ warm mash made of breakfast and gravel. Our printed directions We got with him told us that a eats two ounces of grain per day bn that should lay five eggs a week. s-easily able to prove to Bery] bya plain arithmetic that if we fed ellow 4 ounces a day he would lay Bes in a week, or at 8 ounces per ne would lay 20 eggs in a week. short, there was no end to our ireams. In our fancy we saw our. | in our bungalow, surrounded by bees, cows and dogs, with hogs yoats nestling against our feet. Un- nately, our dreams were destined shattered. TO this point our experience with uilding our bungalow had followed after all the best models, and had eclipsed them. But from now on het a series of disasters of which ad had no warning. It is a pity I cannot leave oug story now. arriving at our bungalow next re found notices posted up forbid- all trespassers, and two sour-look- nen in possession. We learned that itle to the ground was worthless, man from whom we had bought i been apparently a mere passer-by, peared also that a neighboring con- br was making serious difficulties our use of his material. It was sed further that we had been mis- in thinking that we had taken ustic furniture from an empty cot- There were people living in it, but happened to be asleep when Beryl i the furniture. for our hen—there is no doubt eeping fowls is enormously profit- It must be so, when one considers millions of eggs consumed every But it demands an unremitting at- nh and above all—memory. If you hen you must never forget it~ hust keep om saying to yourself: is my hen?” This was our le. Beryl and I were so preoccu- ith our accumulated disaster that t our one-day-old chick behind the tor and never thought of him for weeks. He was then gone. We to think that he flew away. (Copyright. ) o know George and Mr. Jinkinsen. e baseball fans. You three could great time together.”’ er in their lives had George and nkinsen seen women make such of themselves. Fr. McCann,”’ declared George loud- the greatest pitcher in the busi- “He’’——— ll, well!’’ said Mrs. Simpson. ‘s fine. What do you hear from >”. KE was having a lot of fun. He genuinely glad to meet friends m his home town and he didn’t give Dt whether they knew anything his baseball record or not. id you know that Nellie McIntosh ed Henry Master, at last?’’ asked he eagerly. er all these years!” Spike cried. And did you hear about the big And did you know they are going id a new opera house?’’ dn't heard a word about it,’’ said Simpson. ‘But I did hear that the El Ed) CLASSIFIED | Show Card and Sign Painting. Eara to $2090 daily after short home in 512, it yn. SUPERIOR SIGN SCHOOL, Dept. . Wabash, Chicago. ‘ _ Fou ever offered a grocery store? Our prop- pm is better. You can handle flour, can Gried fruit, coffee an@ entire line of &°0- well as radio sete. paints, roofing and Bile oils and tires with no rent to pay: no invested; take large orders from samples. Fuaranteed and proven qualitr Sehing fe NOt necessary. Steady. profitable work orkers Addrase HITCHOOCK-HILL CO. 10. Chiearo. Til. Reference: Any bank Of Cudipany. young — eryl | eglings aren't happy and that every- : 's expecting Mrs. Dowling to get a ree, though goodness knows I don’t Mr. Dowling’s to blame. Look at way that woman always was going ‘9 to Dallas to theaters and things! And fhe Rowans had twins!” S wyon don’t tell me!” said Spike, en- . sii stically. itro @ adam and George stood to one side, allowing hard. | think we'd better be getting on,” gid Adam plaintively to the girls. Mr. Simpson thought so, too. “yes,” agreed Mrs. Simpson. ‘‘Come right along with us, Fred. Come up to gpper. We live only a couple of blocks gown the street.” “Yes, do,”” urged Blanche. ‘‘We can ye a fine time talking over ail the ews from home.” Adam's heart sank. What chance did be stand with Miss Dovey now? “I can't,” he heard Spike McCann say- ing. “But we'll be glad to come over gon. We've just moved into an apart- ment around the corner and I’m busy getting things straightened out.” ‘ “We? said Blanche. ‘“‘Are you mar- ried, Fred?” = “Sure.” thoughtfully. Adam pulled down his cuffs and felt his tie. “I've been married three years. knew Mary Marvin, didn’t you?” “Mary Marvin?’ said Blanche You “Not that pretty little Marvin girl that was in the eighth grade?’’ asked Mrs. Simpson. “Same one,’’ said Spike, proudly. “My!” sighed Mrs. Simpson, “how time does fly. Can’t you both come over to dinner tomorrow night at 7 oclock? We live at the Palm Beach Apartment. You can almost see it from here. It’s right behind that tall apart- ment with the cigarette ad on it.’’ Spike said he’d be tickled to death. “I'm mighty glad I saw you folks,’’ be said. ‘“‘We'll be there. Good-by, Lily. Good-by, Blanche. Good-by,” he ded to the likeness of stone images that once had been Messrs. Jinkinsen and Simpson. “7 yE'S one of the finest fellows you ever would want to meet.’’ Itwas Mr. Jinkinsen speaking. Around him were gathered those of Mr. Kopple- baum's young men who were not active- ly engaged in smoothing down wry col- lars and telling customers that the coat sire hung nobby, “Who’s that and what of it!’’. Wr. Jinkinsen turned pale. It was _ BWANT $1900 TO $2700 A YEAR? Every second week off—fnill [5 rently demonstrated at the W. T. B. Wr. Kopplebaum himself. The other terks, who knew that the rules forbade these fanning bees, stepped hastily i¥a “ y. r, how do you do, Mr. Kopple- mum?’ stammered Adam. “I was just iling about meeting Spike McCann.’’ “Huh,” grunted Mr. Kopplebaum. friend of yours?”’ “I just met him, Mr. Kopplebaum.” “Huh!” Evidently Mr. Kopplebaum had never bard of Spike McCann. “He’s a baseball pitcher,”” Adam didn't know why he had the courage to meak to’ Mr. Kopplebaum, who had Rever said a word to him, except on musiness. Probably he was frightened, aucht gossiping in working hours, and S$ just confessing all. ‘“‘He’s a base- | } ball pitcher,’’ Adam repeated. Mr. Kop- plebaum didn’t seem to understand. ‘‘He throws baseball—you know. Didn't you ever see a baseball game?’’ “Me! See a baseball game!” Mr. Applebaum exclaimed. ‘“‘Let me tell you, my son is a catcher in the Three-Eye League. You know Spike McCann? I suppose you're going to eat dinner with him next week?’’ “No, sir,’’ said Adam humbly, still bewildered. ‘“‘This week.” “Huh! You know what, young man? You better get to work.’’ He smiled. Mr. Kopplebaum could be sarcastic when he chose, ‘‘Better get to work. So you're going to take dinner with Spike McCann? Don’t leave too early. I want you to stay to measure King George. He's coming in to buy a suit this after- noon.”’ ‘Yes, sir.’’ said serve him well.’’ “Aghh!”’ said Mr. Kopplebaum. eg player likes to talk baseball nd in Adam Spike McCann found a young man of no little learning upon the subject of the nation’s pastime. Mrs. McCann and the girls quickly renewed an old acquaintance, the McCanns hav- ing no other friends in New York, and within two weeks the six were traveling in a bunch. And four soon were plot- ting to marry off the other two. It’s a way young couples have. The vote stood five to one in favor of it. Blanche was taking only a mild in- terest in Mr. Jinkinsen, but propinguity, Spike had heard, is the spice of life, and they all thought that if they kept Adam and Blanche together enough there’d be a wedding soon. Spike was the first to see that the System was all wrong. The more Adam saw of Blanche the more he talked about the movies and he never seemed to get things right. Spike took Adam aside one day. “You want Blanche, don’t you?” said. : Adam wondered how in the world Spike knew, for Adam had never told a soul. “Your Spike. Make her play yours. ested in baseball.”’ “Fat chance,’ said Adam. ‘“‘Look how it is with her whenever your wife or Mrs. Simpson try to get her to goto a game. Blanche has never seen one and never will, and until she gets a look at one she won’t know what it’s all about. And, anyway, she works every after- noon.”’ “Next Sunday,’ said Spike, ‘‘the Giants and Yanks are going to play a game for charity afd they’re going to take some moving pictures out there. It’s a pipe. She'll go to see that.”’ That was how it happened that Blanche and Adam, the Simpsons and Mrs. McCann went in a body to the Polo Adam. ‘I'll try to he ideas are wrong,’ advised “Don’t try to play her game. Get her inter- Grounds the next Sunday. There were motion pictures taken—part of a regu-| lar photo drama—before the game start- | ed, and Blanche was glad she had come. | Spike was in uniform, but he did not pitch. Blanche learned from Mrs. Mc- Cann and Adam the rudiments of the game and showed great interest. questions. to exclaim: “Oh, it must be WONDERFUL know so much about baseball!’’ She took especial interest Ruth. “Yes, call but why do they |'Ruth?’’ J] pay. Common edueation Bicen:. Write IMMEDIATELY for free list of Govern- | bed sitions now obtainable; free sample examination | ems and sample coaching. : KLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. F263, Rochester, N, Y. | _ ’ ADVERTISEMENT eee New Goitre Remedy Great interest attaches to reports of Atemarkabl@ method for treating goitre oratory, 919 Minty Block, Battle tk, Mich. It is used by the patient lf in her own home and it is said tt the largest and most hideous Witres begin to recede almost in a day. “ey gradually get smaller until in *t or four weeks they are often gone sirely. The treatment is perfectly for anyone to use and many believe will Prove the long-sought specific | goitres. A little book issued by laboratory explains the method: and will be mailed free for the to anyone interested. " : tte “It’s the name he was born with,” Adam explained. “I asked you a serious question,”’ Blanche pouted. ‘‘Now you’re trying to make fun of me. born with a name like that.’’ “Leave it to Mrs. McCann,” said | Adam, . Mrs. McCann said it was true. “Isn't it fascinating?’’ Blanche exult-| ed. ‘“‘Now you must teach me the nafnes, | so I can remember them.” Up to that point in the game Hoyt) had been doing well in spite of bad | support and the Yanks were in the | lead. There i8 no club the Yankee —s would rather see beaten than the Giants, and Adam was content. Just at that moment, however, with the score close, Bentley sent a sharp hit to right field which Ruth first fumbled, then threw away. When the ball was recovered, Bentley was on third. Adam leaped to his feet, forgetting Blanche. “‘Ya big boob!’’ he cried. you get a basket?” “What’s the . matter?” exclaimed Blanche, standing up beside him. “Ruth, the mutt! The rottenest play- er in the League!” “Why don't Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Vispatch—June 14, 1 925.° By the | sixth inning Blanche was asking Adam) In the eighth she was heard | to | in Babe) Babe was a favorite of Adam’s| ‘and Blanche soon heard all about him. him | | Nobody was ever | | } | Now Blanche had just got far enough) into baseball to take a great interest in| Babe Ruth. She felt that one of her friends was being abused. “Mister Jink-insen!’’ said Blanche, sharply. “Did you hear him, Mrs. Mc- Cann?’’ “It’s all in the game.”’ Mrs. McCann | Smiled. Adam sat down, crushed, and Blanche | turned to Mrs. McCann. | “But for a gentleman to use such’ language toward a performer! You! said, Mr. Jinkinsen, that this was as orderly a place as a movie theater. You) said there were no rowdies at baseball games. But it seems to me’’ “There, there,”’ Mrs. McCann said, and | Adam hung his head and chewed his gum sorrowfully. Ge VERY LATEST RUFFLE : Le ee 1 Bee oo wor 6 +o @: B1O4o yagraye' @ Boe HE next day the Yankees went on the road and Adam had to fight his battle without the aid of Spike, whose advice, Adam admitted, was of great value. Sore ~ ‘* » — - : * ~ ws Ne x —— a» y a aS 30x3 - $1.45 ) °- id refund $1 30z3% - 1.68 | 33n4 ~ = 2:70 | transportation charges, Othe se, will pay bare 3-Hour Service ant io 8 gain price somes to ‘ balan total amount in 3 equa! monthly pay- — te endesctecd that tires are guaranteed No delays when you order, from Oliver. Order ments. It is will be on its way within 3 hours of receipt. 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ADVERTISEMENT - = DULL EARS MADE SHARP “You really know him, then?” Mr. Kopplepaum listened with great interest to Adam’s story of the meeting with Spike. “TI got an idea,” said Kopplebaum, drawing out two cigars, one of which he ‘handed to Adam. “You think you could get Spike McCann to have his picture taken in a Kopplebaum suit?” “IT don’t know,” said Adam doubtfully. “You want to use it in ads?” “Yes. If you can fix it there’s a hun- dred dollars in it for you and up to five hundred for him.” ‘Gee whiz! Ill see him as soon as he comes back.”’ “Er-um,” Mr. Kopplebaum glanced at the pass that Adam still held, “if I see you at the game tomorrow I'll talk to you more about it.”’ “Would you go with me? lis for two.” | “TI might.’”’ Mr. Kopplebaum admit- | “I might at that.” ly. This pass FTER the game Adam floated home, | J\AThe Giants had played Boston. Early lin the contest, almost before McGraw 'began his regular duel with the um- | pires, Mr. Kopplebaum had begun to be ‘impressed with Adam’s genius. Every ‘question in baseball that ever had puz- izled Mr. Kopplebaum was answered by Adam. He even made clear the dif- ference between a hit and an error, something baseball players say, even the official scorers don’t know. While the battle was still young Adam had learned that Mr. Kopple- baum’s son, the Three-Eye League catch- er, was none other than Jim “Kelly,” a promising youngster that had been sold to the Phillies for fall delivery. Adam knew more about Kelly than father Kopplebaum did himself, and it was only a moment later that Mr. Kopple- baum asked Adam what he was getting and said it was too little; to tell the cashier on Monday that Mr. Kopplebaum said to make it thirty. There is a certain air about a $30-a- week man that is not to be found in one who receives only twenty. The cashier was scandalized, and entered the raise,in salary and paid it with a reluctance characteristic of cashiers; but Mr. Kop- plebaum’s promise was kept and at the end of the week Mr. Jinkinsen had ac- quired a feeling of self-confidence found only in capitalists, .300 ‘hitters and left- handed pitchers, He felt now as if he were a bit of-a cave man, with power to swoop down upon Blanche Dovey and carry her away, That is, he did when she wasn’t around. He began a whirlwind campaign. He took her to theaters, to movie shows, to restaurants. He found his ability to fashion a merry quip was increasing; he could order from a waiter without cring- ing, and he was beginning not to fear the hat-check boys. Wealth is a great aid to Cupid. alaven't you viten thought if your ears could be sharpened up a little you'd be quite al! right? Now will you let yourself be shown how that may be done right in your own home? and no One need Know anything about it (unless you want to tell them) Just sign your full name and address. and mail to Ear Specialist Sproule, 303 Cornhill Building. Boston. | This Coupon entitles readers of this |{ paper to consultation free on Deafness. | It was not long until Spike returned, triumphant. He had won seven straight ‘games and New York was preparing to welcome him at the Stadium on Satur- day, when he was to meet his former team mates, the Red Sox. A player’s biggest moment comes when he per- forms successfully against a club that has let him go. And the Sox would be as happy as Charley Ebbets on a holi- day, if they could break Spike McCann’s string of victories. FULL pF) | ee ADDRESS... .. Iy return mail you will receive a list of easily answered questions This information will show whethé@ér your case is one that can be advan- tageously handled at home through Specialist Sproule s Method, It won't cost you anything to get this opinion on your case and it may be of inestimable benefit to you Specialist Sproule (Founder and Originator of this Method) has been in the business of sharp- ening dull ears for nearly forty years. After graduating and receiving his medical decree from Dublin University he devoted himself to the study of Ear Troubles so that he became an Kar Specialist, originating a Method of Home Treatment whieh has had patients in nearly every quarter of the globe. During these many years. and his assistants have of the suffering caused by ing. Iftters come daily asking help that the sufferer may no longer be shut out thy companionship of friends—from the joys of the home cirele, church and lodge Some contain the appeal “Doctor, I fear I may my job at any moment, and then who hire a deaf man?” And so we say’ with conviction Get advice UpOu your Kar Troubles thev become worse 4 Lhe crateful frief4s of this Method are num- erous—t will gladly tell vou about their Cases. Don't let ®our cusf become more serious throuch delay. Ww nop send off the Sfilled-in coupon for advi: , TODAY? BEAR SPECIALIST SPROULF $05 Cornhill Building Boston, Mass. ASTHMA Cured Before You Pay Just your mame and ess will bring rou, all charges prepaid-—a full sized bottle-of Lane's Famous Remedy. No matter how tong vou have suffered or where you live— try my remedy without cost to you It has cured thou- sands and does not cost }ou a Cent until vou are completely oe hen send n mily $1.25 Write me today. : - J. LANE, 489 Lane Bldg.. St. Marys, Kansas Specialist Sproule learned to know much the loss of good hear- from 7 (Ose wil] for fear » = on . > a ~~ . - a - . 5 gt Se i Sc} my Kok tai : LE “3 , aoe ee wkd or a" * - -_—— a ee ‘~2 Sunshine vs. Moonshing — A me. , ALI ¥ el - aA se (Written by a woman who oak Ea husband from the drinking evi) ~ My man is very good to me, So loyal, kind As other husbands do. a But sometimes when he's “got tg I wish that I were dead; a For there's no sunshine in of When moonshine's in his Some folks can laugh at such @ Of some poor drunken fool, . 7 To me there's naught but adchiag he And pity for Satan's tool, ae And, when he’s had just “one 0) I fear that we must part; reg For when there's moonshine ia his There's no sunsh in my Within the garden of my life, Love bloomed in ev thought, But now I fear ‘tis wilting fame And love must co 0 I pray before it is too late,. ye He'll think how oft I've sal, _ “There's no sunshine my heart, é When there's moo in your * ” . « . * I read the book, “The National ¢ Dr. Haines; een from Satan's snare! ey ; Since thére's no moonshine in his Our hearts have sunshine ; I gave the powder secretly, He never even knew; Oh, woman, do the same today. The act you cannot rue. Our lives are very different, ag Since that first ad I read: In our hearts are floods of Save those near and dear to you fram &: degradation, poverty and disgrace. 08% it by cutting out thig coupon. i Fill in your name and lines below. Then cut out this mail it to Dr. J. W. Haines, 1106 Cincinnati. Ohio. You will receive #8 enough of the treatment to prove @ a a — wen =e ve it in tea, coltfee or . will stop drinking without knowing 2% al eeeee Name ee ee ee eee © good likenesses. Everybody but Spike, Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 14, 1925. _-um-m-TM. | and true, « corona overhead, added to the hor- of the night. She did not see the bbous moon which, through the auro- haze, east pale distorted shadows on > snow. ' Then through a snow swirl she saw i figure stumbling forward through the tery of night. it was Ikalukpisk . . . a x at alone. HE ran to meet him, holding out her Warms. But the slayer heeded not and yg l, half frantic, at her feet, clutching t her as though she alone could heal is hurt and bring to him forgiveness. '“I have killed him. I have killed im,” he cried. ‘She lifted him up and the two went , to the igloo, unharnessing the gs and taking in their cache of meat. | Until the spring they lived there with meéir secret. When the summer danced in flowery rments up to the Arctic’s shore they led south, keeping to themselves at Bloody Falls they met some : tribesmen. _ “Havougach had his gun,” Ikaluk- told the headman. “One day he mesure, He tell meso. I have but e. He point his gun at me. Then me afraid and drop his gun. | _ “Me? Isick. I know Havougach kill Metoday. Selsheethim,dead.” . ' “Once,” the ol@ man answered, “a) Man could kill for a woman and go his) y, taking the woman with him. white man’s law is with us now, and} law is that he who kills must pay.| 7 ro BACK,” he continued, to “Tree} e River, to the white man’s post.) t be @ said there to wait a year before hej to trial. And Khattia went as wit-/| Then last summer from Bdmon-| 1200 miles away, came @ Judge} the Alberta courts. The deck of] Hudson Bay steamboat was draped flags to be a courtroom. ‘Trap- and traders api™steamboat men

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= Whundered; ‘‘Take ‘im out!” , avalanche of imprecation that S had started rol.ed over him and jenly remembered, Spike Mc- Boyt there, was his best friend. eside him was Blanche! He had famother exhibition of himself! He 4 quickly. he was on ounded, they we smen shrieking * e @nu ion of the man Wh? v:omaent be- ad peen their Pers Yinre? 2 seized Sand, She was staring willy ot the eke ‘im out!” >. ? ~* . re . ®-et beside him. sy 7anatical men tae t>o @guick dis- eT The balance in easy month! yments a famous Studebaker 21 Jewel Warch be} for a lifetime; 8 adjustments including | cold, isochronism and 5 posi- e : tions—choice of 54 new Art WRI . Beauty Cases. Direct from Send me the factory at lowest prices. Chain FREE! For, limited offering a beautiful Chein FREB1 Write today while offer lasts. —F Studebaker Watch Ce,, Dept. M100, miter Canadian Address: 4 =. fie were 7 ke ‘im out!” sorvameé Blanche. » was thrilled, all ower. He held sht to her hand and side ty side they 4 and shouted as cme. “Take ‘im Bend, Ii | Windsor. Ont 4 Ask for Ladwe’ Watch Folder and lentes Save the Jrunkard Sunshine vs. Moonshine Save those near and dear to you from a life Q egradation, t by cutting out thig coupon. | ! Take ‘im out!” Spike McCann calmly caucht the ball Warown back by the catcher. There were neo strikes and mo balls on Picinich. on waited for his signal, took his Jaco in the box, glanced at the base saners on first and third. “Take ‘im out!” yelle anche hoarsely. ‘Spike threw. Picinich’s bat remained his shoulder as he watched the ball It cut the corner of the plate. “Yer out!’ said the umpire; and the Bening was over. ® “The nerve of him!” said Adam, in _ ADVERTISEMENT Adam and tones of mighty admiration, “Put it over the plate, on two and nothin’! There’s a pitcher that is a pitcher. Good boy, Spike, ’At’s the stuff!” : And the 30,000 who had been de- manding the sealp of Spike McCann beat their hands and raised what voices they had left, in paying tribute to the brave man. N THE next Monday Adam and Blanche were married. Spike was in charge of the party, carrying them in his ear for the license and to the church. The ceremony ended, amid laughing and crying. Spike finally got close enough to kiss the bride and con gratu- late the bridegroom. “Fred,” said Blanche, gratefully, as she held Adam’s hand, “you are re- sponsible, indirectly. It was out at the ball game Saturday that I knew Adam was all right, that he and I thought alike, that he had ideas and that he Wasn't as crazy a baseball fan as he seemed to be.” “How was that?” Spike smiled. “It was when the Bostons began mak- ing runs. You were in trouble. They needed only one run to win, Adam said. You couldn’t seem to make them miss. Remember?”’ “Do 1?” laughed Spike. Adam tried unsuccessfully Blanche away. to pull “Well, nobody out of the great big crowd seemed to know what to do to stop them. That big man came up and hit the ball twice, and it was foul. It looked as if he was going to knock it hard. Then Adam thought.of the way to save you!” ‘“‘Adam did!’’ said Spike in surprise. “No,” said Adam quickly. ‘She mis- understood. It’’ “I did not misunderstand,” asserted Blanche, looking upon her new husband, fixing her eyes proudly upon the head that held such a noble brain. *“‘Well?”’ said Spike. “Adam thought of a way to save you. It was to take out the batter! Adam yelled, ‘Take ’im out!’ and every- body else yelled it—I yelled, too, and sure enough, the umpire, who hadn’t thought of it until Adam suggested it, took him out, and you won the game!!” There was a sparkle in Spike’s eyes. Adam hung his head, blushing inshame. ‘*Thanks, Ad,’’ smiled Spike, ‘“You’re all right.” And he slapped Adam on the shoulder, For months afterward, Mrs. Fred McCann and George Simpeon. never was explained to her complete sat- isfaction why they left the church in such a hurry and laughed so uproarious- ly when they got outside. (Copyright. } In the Rim of the World Two Men Fought for a Woman ¥ “SAA EANWHILE Khattia, at the igloo, Wihad stopped her work to wait. Be- fh the robes of the snow bed she Mey and sobbed and shivered. Visions Be what might have been passed through mind. Within her hope there bios- ed fancies of what yet might be. But her heart was fear. | Hours passed and intense anxiety had eher bold, From withaut she heard a rous barking of the dog team. Some folks can laugh at such a plight —* Jo} T Of aa poor drunken fool. 4 b> md) One had come back? O me there's naught but achi heat | And i in Peete ie ™® She crawled out through the tunnel. And, when he's had just ‘“‘one too maay,*” ' ba: Dat that wo anust wart. pmere were the dogs and tife load of For when there's moonshine in his head | But the dogs had come alone. There's no sunshine in my heart. Re inn oe tle ute "Fear and love urged her to follow - Love bloomed in every thought, their trail. She did not think of ut now I fear ‘tis wilting fast ; ; ich, aeassh' conte he couche. biting cold as she ran. She did I pray before it is too late, rf notice the aurora save as the ‘red bs in ‘ ey , “There's no svthinn in cy heart, dear, grange lights, dissolving into shapes When there's moonshine in your head." @pink and green as they flamed up to . . s +. . ‘ I read the book, “The National Curse™ |e?" 024 overhead, added to the hor- mt 0 by Dr. Haines: _@m of the night. She did not see the n se a F used the “Golden Treatment Mbous moon which, through the auro- The splendid manhood underneath ‘ge baze, cast pale distorted shadows on Is freed from Satan's snare: -_ ‘ agro ee no moonshine in his head, ~ SLOW. < he: hi ere. . = . = mearte Dave sunshine there Then through a snow swirl she saw e stumbling forward through the of night. To break the galling chains. Si was Ikalukpiak . . . (Written by a woman who saved h husband from the drinking evil) My man is very good to me. So loyal, kind and true. He never comes home reaily drunk, As other husbands do. But sometimes when he's . “got too much,” I wish that I were dead: For there's no sunshine in my heart When moonshine’s in his head. I gave the powder secretly. He never even knew: - % Oh, woman, do the same today. ry The act you cannot rue. Our lives are very different. Since that first ad I read: In our hearts are floods of sunshine, And no moonshine in his head. alone. RHE ran to meet him, holding out her But the slayer heeded not and »0V di . You can i. ‘out this couvce, SO ™ ML half frantic, at her feet, clutching Name St. Fill in your name and address on lines mail it to Dr. J. W. Haines, 1105 Glenn BiG, Cincinnati. L enough of the treatment to prove to you it will stop drunkenness in any form, Y give it in tea, coffee or food. The drur will stop drinking without knowing why. her as though she alone could heal burt and bring to him forgiveness. “ihave killed him. I have killed! Rm,” he cried. he lifted him up and the two went to the igloo, unharnessing the Bsand taking in their cache of meat. Watil the spring they lived there with secret. mn the summer danced in flowery its up to the Arctic’s shore they Free Treatment Coupon below. Then cut out this coupon ané Ohio. You will receive in retut Address south, keeping to themselves mi at Bloody Falls they met some mer tribesmen. ~=eveugach had his gun,’ Ikaluk- Mteld the headman. “One day he S@esure. He tell meso. I have but He point his gun at me. Then : and drop his gun. _Me? Isick. I know Havougach kill Mioday. Selshoot him,dead.” | Vite,” the eld man answered, ‘a = could kill for a woman and go his , taking the woman with him. But ewilte man’s law is with us now, and M law is that he who kills must pay. 7 ' . SFr ('° BACK,” he continued, to “Tree “River, to the white man’s post. what you tell me. He may kill he may understand. Who ‘To the Royal Mounted Trooper at ™ River Ikalukpiak told his story. “If ‘ man’s law you kill me, too,” Tat Mn ee #20") was taken to Herschel Is- . % to wait a year before he to trial. And Khattia went as wit- ™. Then last Summer from Edmon- » 1200 miles away, came a Judge othe Alberta courts. The deck of Bay steamboat was draped (Continued From Page 9.) were the jury. They found Ikalukpiak guilty of manslaughter. He was sen- tenced to four years in Stony Mountain Prison, 2000 miles distant. Khattia told him she would wait, and at Hersehel Island she waited. A year passed. The Dominion Gov- ernment has pardoned Ikalukpiak. He has been ordered returned to his tribe by a trooper of the Mounted. At Herschel Island he will marry Khattia in the white man’s way and the trooper will take the two back to Lone Tree Sta- tion to join their tribe on Coro- nation Gulf. Ikalukpiak is to be a liv- ing sermon on the white man’s law: “Thou shalt not Kili.” THE wake of the ice racing with the spring flood down the Mackenzie River to the polar sea, follows a tiny stern-wheel steamer which noses a heavy-laden scow through the turbulent white water, for June has come and the Hudson Bay Company has started supplies to Herschel Island, its northern- most post at the top of the world. From the vessel’s pilot house keen eyes search the river. From her decks traders and trappers look across to shore bluffs blue with forests of stunted spruce and see betimes a moose, a cari- bou. Moving among those rough- dressed men is a silent man, with the belt and boots and spurs, with the wide sombrero and the olive drab of the Royal Canadian Mounted. He might be made of bronze, so weathered is his skin, so firm is his determined purpose. He is the trooper bound for Lone Tree Station, where the Coppermine empties into Coronation Gulf. Following his footsteps about the deck, ..s a faithful dog might follow, is Ikalukpiak, youthful, tall, lance-thin, with coarse, straight hair and narrow almond eyes, flat nose and full thick lips. He has felt the weight of the White Man’s law. He has tasted of the White Man’s mercy. Straining, pushing, the little boat fights to keep her course in that swift current, as she noses through the chan- nel’s dangerous ways. Black smoke rises from her stack and from whistle jets a plume of steam... . Not less anxious than the pilot’s eyes are the eyes that wait on Herschel Is- | land for his coming. Letters arrive with the Hudson Bay's boat, and news from the far-away world. There will be white man’s food for the Eskimo, who, civ- ilized according to their fashion, think it a shame to live as they lived once. There will be petrol for the whaling fleet of the Herschel Islanders if the scow comes safely through her tortuous passage. There will be wrist watches and French-heeled shoes for the Eskimo belles, and knives, silk shirts and guns for the beaux of the Eskimo. Khattia waits. But not for things like those. To her the world is on that boat. Ikalukpiak is there. Adam | Jinkinsen was not entirely cordial to) It | NEW VEST POCKET ADDING MACHINE clears it. and ePoad Send no money, Just name and ad- =. FQE0ON'T BE 3 ; Nar pe’ Health Restored _ By Radium The wonderful curative power of Radium has been known for years. How- River | her | ever, the benefits of this precious health- giving substance have in the past been oniy within the means of persons of wealth. 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through which the trail The Devil's Door, ~ o h 4 \4 care of his brother Joe, aged 4, in a ch: formance in a New York park. oo : -** > , « ace eso = ‘ 7 ong eh i a a - > - 44 JU. - rr ~ at - Sa ) oo > +n? or as IN 3 - oe = >” HE? ata ae + + oe oe 7 ra é . *s£> > ine even € ik =e CHILD ACTORS—Charley Ferraro 7 ee her * we . re > we & —“ _ o v”? abl) WO « iw > a ae oe ' aati . r wi ° —_ >” + « ’ ¢ —” & By % et i) }-- = * themselves a) ee Sar ee.

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———— THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH —. = - ‘ CZECHO-SLOVAKIAN CALISTHENICS—5000 men took part in the drill pictured here, and a throng estimated - 100.000 watched from the stands. The event took place in the great stadium of Prague. —Kadel & Herbert ee r,t e »tea’t YW ane? Ss cn me? ' . ? * ~~ . ‘ 5° os! ’ was . % i "4 ) ee 4 4 Pr ae ot ae iP, -_ A. <@ 4 7 , “eas ++ tree y a 4 ~# Vx % ofa? gy U4 ts a Ee rr — . o 5 NE ge re Ree oD m A ‘ 4 abl as Tay : pe . i . f < ; 4 _ « 7 ~ es } t ‘ ° Py . | » + s oe A be ak a7 * 4 A. ee de hy’ x an? ee POSS Seg Tg ee Tas a SS The Devil's Door, through which the trail 7 | passes. — ae cm ae, '@ hes ; RN LE" TIT) Pe, ea. °° ~ A . . aa bE a. — ie - —_— JAPANESE FLAG PARADE—Children who joined in the demonstra- tion in Tokio in honor of the Imperial Silver Wedding. ee “TINY TOWN”—The little city built by the school children of Spring- field, Mo., sprang into being over night. The children built the houses themselves, placed them in the park and elected city officials. International Ps OS taste 15S Wa CHILD ACTORS—Charley Ferraro, aged _ taking Posed in Glacier 3 care of his brother Joe, aged 4, in a childrens pet tional Park. formance in a New York park.

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LOUIS POST - DISP ATTACK UPON ‘\(} MOUNT LOGAN First pictures from the ex pe- dition under the auspices of the Alpine Club of Canada and under the leadership of Capt. A. H. Mc- Carthy of Summit, N. J., whichis attempting to reach the top of Mount Logan in Alaska. Logan has never been. scaled. Cem o) oogonia " ~_ ee eae aaa “a se + - ~ en ei ee es Be im b> ¥ + gt we ee he ere te - Se Pe! art et > ” we Se ee a a 2 ae eee oe Sy ee ak eee By “ ee Re mn BAR AE ee camer Senet mere “ fee 8 a ANGRY cen nas ~+ od » gern “ i, ns . amy a ee iia . Nes " g - a « . ms Ram eg nant Ct tae Wa tape a, . Seat n -* ts oo perenne ee eee * 4 , Las pod te ane All Picturea by Wide World. “ ce eh pen edt * ee a 4 * Startins Cem = Ve aw : - : hms = EE Pe SSL RI AE HOON GIT a Y b The Devil's Door, through which the trail passes. ms « . et OA ARON celia EEE OY RG Ne Prien Ne AR A AL ORIN AAIO A ee te ALLL LL ALA ILOILO LILLY EY, co es . ne ee) F Ae eee naenaaine PER eA ete - ar eeeree * A AOL ALI E PA y ~ ers me a. ae bap . oy Foe me me ” v £ ‘ thr ome dng ae ot a ee —_ — ee PO aR EF mn A mR REN dn Capt. McCarthy, the New Jersey banker, camped on the slopes of Logan. eneenscentditintemesteamnedinetn tiie tied ove. wee, vee i aropaanebeeem’ ann Senee . ’ ae vlann the & sil ee eee eee rn ms ee ee + - — 20 peer + tthe ene pe Og oy 00 EAE AIC ne ¢ my Pera terme Sag sh I AI mS RNP 5 SATE tr tac ta a RE NORD hatin PP OR Is LES tm i Sian : Seaver " ; n ethepeegaeed Jae. m ee ee ~ Cy a Oe oe cate es ee My + eens The boulder-strewn moraine Baldwin Glacier. ee a ee Re ee ee ee ee ee muro white e : aA ‘ a - Camp at the ns — A ip foot of the : 1 mountain. ro, aged 5, taking | : — : ) ¢ : The packers’ tent. 4 erTrwwood A noers ad ~~

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SUNDAY MORNING ¥ ile Lf rn ~ ~F . ee i se - : , 73 . oo > y e ) ¥ . '; «5 ; 4 in $e : os qi gt ‘y j ; ‘2 - . : a ¥ “all : . 4 . . ; ' : S , , , j ts ee — Se nd \ * ! , > . . ‘ : < : . ~ . : % sd \\ wy - An : z . — ‘= BEHIND AN OX TEAM—The Prince of Wales proceeding from Q\° Government House to the City Hall in Capetown, South Africa. -Underwood & Under wood MAYAN STELE— Sculpture at Quirigua found by American arch- eologists. The writings have not been fully de- ciphered. A LONDON SUC CESS—Gota Lung- berg, Swedish opera singer, appearing in the British cap- F ital. — ao ’ A “\*Q ~ . = 3 = =| ||| VOGUE SHORT VAMPS| ion ite foot ; |} neatand com SITE—Gov. Serug- | || Smartlooking stip ham of Nevada and White. 4 party crossing Col- . orado River _ on cate. A. 2Egant hydroelectric pro- ject contemplates putting a dam here. i a mM — - *S She doctored a — but a Com — ‘ , Oil \ s | = a 4 are. | A cornisn tyusta al pe in mt "ate | [he tiny nerves hene } Bi» : | | re on the “mar 1 a ne, hnked wu the Rasos tal ) nerve centers of t! VACUUM BOTTLE }ijjeaemie |) Besos i ny lump of ca! At the week-end picnic when little Jane bumped the oe ae | | roe — no bigge aay Beales end obec fine new Vacuum Bottle off the table, it hit a rock— ying Northern Tissue, plea atch-head — : oe bang! Didn’t worry Mother. It was a STANLEY way women of refinement anc ne feel mean a! ELASTIC tons, Callouses, Hi Bottle and she knew it would not break. That’s why simplify the ordering ‘of gen mM gestion, a hea STOCKINGS John bought it—he insisted on the only bottle— bathroom paper : ressed spirits ge ABDOMINAL | | : . ‘ten corn-flexes SUPP Y een | That Would Not Break! | = Bluesjay pi ; Made ‘'e your meesars | _ Per Bentens The outer case and the inner Porcelain Lined Bottle are made of sz f’} i eedless' A cush: nao See how instantly i steel, electrically welded and are guaranteed not to break. ! | ~ a TRUSS Fer Callouses For sale by all Sporting Goods, Hardware. Drug and Department Stores INV ALID ¢ HAIRS, pasrahites 5 a a CRUTCHES, ETC , STANLEY INSULATING COMPANY GREAT BARRINGTON , St 2 £ DAWSON INVALID Dr Scholl's | Beene v , it ioe SUPPLY CO | ZZ Ltt. “tar” "Fano Mase | ino-pads “Th S 4 UL) | | b red k ! } Vat hte + é | “Put oneon- the ints gone” THE QUICK AND ae

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“\) 4 VOGUE SHORT VAMPS nae inthe style procesys- ite k risthis reatand sontertebie u smart looking slipper o ed wae Kafe Mi had Pern. ~s res ignor ) peover whe kid low heel ———ao | BOOT SHOP 4 615 LOCUST ST. ST.LOUIS, MO. MAIL ORDERS FILLEO a om ne a Y MORNING 7 oy - ts Nad a : 7 ot. 7 ca é . al) , Db L —_ THE au LOUIS ewes | pIseetcy © 2. Big Pe . =. P - me. oy “ es ; y* is oN SPORT IN SPAIN—The Marchioness of Kalisbroke taking a jump in a paperchase at El Pardo, King Alfonso’s country estate. aff nderwood & Underwood ~ , a ~ ’ r this tiful lines, free trom suggestion of break bulge. Every Size up 40. At all good stores. a Write for illustrations of the newest Bien Jolie models Benjamin & Johnes 358 Fifth Avenue - New York __ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT MAYAN STELE— Sculpture at Quirigua found by American arch- eologists. T he writings have not been fully de- ciphered. needed; our examination ‘ tella. 7.1. SIEVERT t Specialist Years’ enly when . GOOD ZYLO- SHELL FRAMES 5 NO CASE TOO DIFFICULT 245N-1 INVIS- IBLE BIFOCALS No cement: up from ... e EVERT 820 PINE NO CHARGE FOR TESTING & FRECH Optical Jewelry Eleanor Boardman of movies. \THE QU! Acorn isn't The tiny ne line,” link nerve cente eo tiny lump toe — r match he: one fee! Restion. pressed often ¢ Blue-) Needle are on the sta local pain. ves beneath it main trunk vith all the the system. now that a ilus on the er than a may make over. Indi- ‘a che, de- erally,are _ And corn so ny pad » 3 ‘She doctored a headache — but a Corn was to blame — as cool as velvet — fits over the corn, stopping the pain in five seconds. You wear this two days in bliss- ful comfort. When you take it off, the corn retires too, gently uprooted by the little brown disc of magic medi- cation within the pad... . . So dainty, so neat, so quick and sure. Science's final answer to the pain and nuisance of corns For health’s sake, end that corn to-night. lue-jay ND GENTLE WAY TO END A CORN = “IN THE WINTER of 1917 the majority of our regiment (165th, 42nd Div.) contracted a severe dysentery. I carried the after effects back into civil life. Almost constant constipation and indigestion, heart palpitation, and an indescribable run-down condition. My wife heard of the use of Fleischmann's Yeast. I took two cakes a day. a6 g « Now my heart no longer bothers me, constipation and indigestion have disappeared, and I enjoy my meals."’ Harold 1. Betty, Evanston, 11! , They might be your neighbors Read their Tributes to this Famous OT a ‘‘cure-all,’’ not a medicine in any sense — Fleischmann’s Yeast is simply a remarkable fresh food. The millions of tiny active yeast plants in every cake invigorate the whole system. They aid digestion—clear the skin—banish the poisons of constipation. Where cathar- tics give only temporary relief, yeast strength. ens the intestinal muscles and makes them healthy and active. And day by day it re- leases new stores of energy. Eat two or three cakes regularly every day before meals: on crackers—in fruit juices or milk—or just plain. For constipation es- pecially, dissolve one cake in hot water (not scalding) night and morning. Buy several cakes at a time—they will keep fresh ’ in a cool dry place for two or three days. All grocers have Fleischmann’s Yeast Start eating it today! And let us send you free copy of our latest booklet on Yeast for Health, Health Research Dept. 781, The Fleischmann Company, /01 Washington Street, New York. “ON MY RETURN to civilian life, after service in the Army, I noticed a tendency towards constipation. During the next four years it grew progres- sively worse in spite of the use of every known laxative and cathartic. Nothing was of any avail. 1 was suffering from auto-intoxication and digestive and liver sluggishness. Then I began to use Fleischmann’s Yeast daily, half a cake spread on a cracker morning and evening. The toxic symptoms disappeared At the present writing I enjoy excellent health and want to go on record as unqualifiedly endorsing the use of Fleischmann’'s Yeast in such obstinate cases as mine.” Frank A. Mack,M.D., Boston, Mass THIS REMARKABLE FOOD tones up the entire system—banishes const! pation, skin troubles, stomach disorders There are many delicious ways of cating yeast—dissolved in water, fruit juices or milk, spread on crackers, or eaten plain “SOME FEW YEARS AGO I ate Yeast for bacterial infections, boils and carbuncles. Within three weeks my infections disappeared and I have never been troubled since. But I have an especial message to mothers. Four children were born to me in four years, and they are perfect babies and I am a good specimen of a healthy mother—thanks to Fieischmann’s Yeast. Not only did it settle my stomach, when other things failed, but also toned up my system and gave me an appetite, which is most essential in motherhood.” Mrs. Theodosia Hessian, R N., Brooklyn. N Y “WITH BIG UGLY BLOTCHES on my face, lusteriess eyes. I was in- deed a sorry sight. Disregarding my skepticism, | began to take Fieisch- mann'’s Yeast. Not until three weeks had passed did I notice 4 perceptible change. Then my sluggish bowels manifested activity am skin became clear and pink. In six months, having taken yeast three times a day. 1 was firm of step, clear of eye —my former dynamuc self Mise Minne Edith Dawson, Baltimore, Md) oad nee ee » b agualincag taunt) behest # a ane me ae ee wrens k mo yar , ages Me, a a i.) pects all Gente sala sD on tt ‘ vane Sin tse me S$ Bs ei eek en ee S atadn aac en ae eed 6 eh igeete o> he I) A ON, 8 Aaa * ee ee porenenrn eran FT EP hep. Cee Rt Ne WR eos une | emer Psi, Bes Be — * Ce ee ee ey en Oe ne oD , t , p 4 SE i i oe i ee i “ry —— = FE Nm I RE NON RIE RE EE TRE IE VT ee gy eee + ™ « i ea ee ee ee ae — ~~ » od meatal bate : ha + Slisibilinds 711 Peete atin eatdtalh alttigtateanemininees ounce cht tin ‘ , pbitaspalaensadidiaad ery" ae . ‘ a sais pial imental " pened sputihdintinged ens same . ; - re on a r 53 Seat - ote > ~ a” ol + ae alll eG ALS AM Shit. A ct pine * e ad a crccieuentnaenetedagente ee tee ED TATA OT antral tiie ‘ - e + 7 x, nes ; me - : . wo & . atom I IEE RE A EA TNE tee ett rte ere ° + pe - ro A : Th

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= v SUNDAY MORNING OT LOUIS POST Bi DISPATCH . | = we c, 8c and 15¢ _.. PER POUND BUILT BY THE ROMANS—Triumphal arch in Timgad, Northern Africa, a ruined city aa Sea 70 examined by the expedition under Count de Prorok. Wide World one ADVERTISEMENT GIULIANO DE MEDICI—The only privately owned Raphael, which has been bought by Sir Joseph Duveen. The price, while not an- nounced, is said to . C ry ry be near $500,000 Actua! photographs of men in bet- ter grade Palm Beach Suits—just 5 . _ . ‘ - . as the camera snapped rnem. ee Se Your clothier can show vou coo! 7 I ’alm Beach Suitsin light and Wear Palm Beach Clothes a]! , ‘+ Pr -i¢ “ : ire Ber ff Q Morning 7° rer. ‘ 4 I 4 ri. - ~~” ; : 4 x, & bs > VHERE MANY LAND BUT FEW EMBARK— 7 srionenrtiiartiocga Biase NOON, ening — for Dusinessysport ; wa ” _¢ , ave >} ] » oo De . =~ -— 4 oe ¢ ’ : Harbor. of Cuilion, where lepers are taken for treatment =. ' wear, automobiline. You cur te 3 | in. e SAP BL ' ‘ . uu can {| ; a +h : ] enenne ‘ , P ’ ; in the Philippines. | well-dressed for anv ctcamaenl ™ & : . cee te -_— EE ‘ st De . OM An i r¢ P pe hing, Palm a” : ae Beach Knickers are ideal. -— . - , - ee ss ~*~ ~” The Story of a FAT WOMAN Who LOST 50 POUNDS—and WON— Success, Beauty, Love and Wealth | oy Ee . = ) How CO Save money On clothes ; HESE are the things vou ought to get when vou and dark shades—that you see in the fines' imported * ee oe buy a summer sult: woolens and worsteds; also the famous tan and other light colors individual to Palm F h. . Gallon 1. Good Looks 3. Coolness ) | 2. Fine Fir 4. Long Wear Clothing stores offer Palm Beach it prices ° ; that usually range about $12.50, $15 <0, and big Cups No matter what vou pay, you simply can’t buy $18.50. Some stvles and makes sell fo: more in a suit than these four qualities. hot cof f iced drinks This 1s why Palm Beach Suits do a } vary of ce Or dri Look at the snapshots—splendid cut, good tailor- | In price: —or 8 lbs. of food ing, hne finish, and perfect ht. You can see that for vourself. Genuine Palm Beach Cloth is all o! lendid * quality, but the suits made from it \ actual l hese suits are featherweight—cool as a sea breeze. cost to make because of differences in inship Furthermore, you simply can't wear them threadbare and pattern. —anGd thev hold their shape. Remember eh, perter They are made by good clothing Ask for Palm Beach by name and value in smart. co ‘han a makers from Palm Beach Cloth, the insist on seeing this label in the suit. well-made suit of P h. 4 hnest and coolest summer suiting. It identifies the genuine. We want you to know that you 7 can get Genuine Palm Beach GG Lal Beak py THE PALM BEA‘ MILLS Suits in all the handsome new HEG.U_S PAT. OFF. GOODALL WORSTED C Maine cw , , ~~ —s«sd‘TWS Hc GONUInNeg CLOTH colors and patterns—in both light mrO.ONLY BY GOODALE WORSTED Co. A. ROHAUT, Selling Agent, 22 —— - For men, young men and boys-COOL SUITS OF PALM BEACH CLOTH |f Z

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ee > i 7 Sennen ne oem een gam a = — a7 MORNIN= JIMMY CHUCK- WHATS ALL TH’ FUSS ABOUT-HEY 9? HELLO! I WONDER WHAT ALL TH’ EXCITEMENT IS | OVER THERE AT THAT LIL“ SHACK? a cae e+" ty A HE'S? A BORN MECHANIC ALL RIGHT ENUF BUT TINKERI | | ON OL’ WELL PWEER,Y DOESN'T PEEM TOBE IN HIY LINE — | 4 By HARRISON Lavy | r.c BOUGHT THIS LIL OL “Se £9 / Yy UY / FASHIONED PLACE MA-HA-YOU KNOW T Pe Y \ {PECK OF TROUBLE WITH TAOSE FUNNY OL | |" | .|TO0 GET THAT OL TIME CONTRAP TIONS - ¥ ae AN‘ ILL HAVE HER AS YOU LIREGL at Y FUSS? WHY IE JES| | — A ¢ si | Yj aegis | } rs U P ; } ey ah gl la JES’ LOVES To TINKER “ | By : Yj y A. 3} WELL SWEEP To |= a Y x - SPOSE YOU JES LET SURE-BOSS+4 | at Yy : FIXED IN A JIFFY f SS WELL HAVE TO INVESTIGATE= POPSY ee one o , tk mice a YEP-J SPECTED TH’ ) | PESKY JOINT 1S BUSTED 2 YoU KNOW ALL MY FOLKS WERE BORN, MECHANICS AN‘ INE INHERITED | THEIR WHOLE BASKET OF TRICKS-AN’ THEN SOME HUMP-THERE > SEEMS TO BE SOME TROUBLE OUT THERE ON TH’ | END-SO HOLD HER DOWN GOOD WHILE I CLIMB OUT AN% HAVE A LOOK R IG HTO—PETE _ , e . 4 ® WEYVE GOT'ER Oe. ; ANCHORED DOWN (SLU AS SOLID AS | 4 ITS A GREAT GIF T-BOoSsS w/ ee eo CMA Rie he - . . beg: 2 7 a Py ee a ae ae ae ee . od — j es ” i “” Fy \ i ae a BOYS-THERE GOES THE © DINNER BELL x - 4 at soe 1 CAREFUL NOW M4 OR MY PANTSLL & AN GIVE ‘WAY COME QUICK- COME QUICK- POPSYS IN THE »NOW THEN- B0YS= I FEELS JES LIKE-A WET HEN § 249 ors WF; he ee 4 Ee. FP vey oe, : 7 en Ws J . r i, : - ~ a¢Ul in EE By es oF: . a » THAT WAS A \h FUNNY ONE-}} ~ POP | ay , 2 ¢ - te, ee “ 43 ; ‘te ——_ " Fi oe.

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SURE-BOS GO AS FAR AS YOU LIKE a? a i ; — mare z , 7 ; : eae ote EES bs he : Ory ae PEE So are : : ep i wae -” inten 7 VW/fp vero dears Jo” ] ZAHELLO JO€E- AW PLEASE TEett ME WELL IF You HAVE To KNOW THATS A Box 8 pas om rS.- WHAT'S BOXES y ? IN| THOSE OH NOTHING NOTHING NOTHING —— . ee ee, ee Se guar oie ae ee rid ae * i. oe ¥ * ay nt Se Gree CE ET RIE ee a ——* IN ONE OF “~THem ? ‘ CAN'T YOU TELL Tt : — a * NE og. ee ee e a. ee aed . oe Be 3 Pe Die ws GoLF BALLS-— - NOU You Know THAT WAS A FUNNY ONE- MoST HUSBANDS BRING THEIR WIVES CANDY ONCE Int A WHIL& i so rp CA DY ; ’ You'RE UKE AtL THe REST OF THe MEN-- You THINK YOU'RE a | HERO IF YOU FURNISH ME FOOD, CLOTHES AND LODGING ? You NEVER Tain] (CANDY 5 WHATS To BUY ME A Se ee THOUGHTFUL AGOUT SUCH THINGS AND WE AFFORD IT . ee es —" | WMI a le (TWAS ONLY A LITTLE BOX OF CARAMELS - OCCASIONALLY WHEN YoU HAVEN'T ANY Comey BACK YOu ALWAYS —- LEAVE THE ROOM JUST BECAYUS&= You RE DOING YouR BSEST PAPA Love ) MAMA Guetv'!? Guuty see WHAT. JD Like To KNOW, To Gat uP A FUSS ABS NOTHING-- - GEE-EG~- wHiza !! OEP, ERNE RR MRBIE CRS TMI A ME API CS PM BRC a ie Mg” Ah ENS PN RR : . we : . vie ite

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EERE REL ET Se ee ee ae _ PEARL, DEAR , MH‘ RICH UNCLE, COIN MSSUTT. | AAs INVITES ME TO COME ANB Visit HIM IN SCAKLAASIS - HE HASADPT SEEN ME SINCE 1 WAS A LITTLE BOY- WILL YOU COME ALOAIG fa . ve BooR, DAR LINIG, { DOA)’ T FEEL WELL "od BETTER \ MIST GO- You TAKE BERTHA YUWITHA YoU ANN 8) | “7 Boob McNutt g = LOOK, HERES A DEAR UNCLE COIN i- | ee LETTER FROM BOOB PEARL CANASOT COME er ea SAYUSG HE HAS WITH ME,SO vPll gee “4 ACCEPTED OUR tOVITATION - BRING BERTHA Te! aA Pe i | KHe’s BRISGIDG BERTHA INSTEAL - SHE JIS emer Or WITH AIM- THAT HUST BEAUTIFUL, REFINED 229 at | BH AIS SISTER- HE ANB EVERY ROLY = og ee ‘. SAYS SHE'S BEAUTIFUL | LOVES HER- = iieaa YOUR LOVIMSG oN | MUU WARVIS, VUE INVITED ALL THE ELIGIBLE BPACHELGR S IA\ “TOWA “TO MEET AlsS BER THA- MAIC “THE SE INNITATIONS es YoU WATT Here. BER THA- VLi See it ' : THEY ALLOW (Sy BOGS IN KG “TRE WOU), BUTLERS, DO YOUR. i BEST - THIS \S GOLSSG TO lb BE THE SUJELLEST PARTY I EVER GAVE -!I’VE EXNEA) INSNITEBS XQ mee OS ACR aller } DS > ) CMe OF H 4 sl HEY, LISTEN, You CARY T ¢ GET AWAY VIITH Bier: 3 STUFF” = d GABBLE at. (ee, MESvVLE yilhe iat iM N part bel?, i sn SJ) Waar Bs HELLO UNCLE , SRT papa aaa 1 BRING ARE DYUNG bi BERTHA IN 7 ‘ , LN co f & er ‘ ¥ BG e a SB * wml merry tt i ab > AMD LOOK WHAT SHE’S Y, m7 Hes. PEARL MENuTT HAVE CUT VISIT SHOE Be HOME ON : T SECO : SUNDAY MORNING RINGING UP 7 VE. YOU FORGOTTEN THA ARE TO HAVE OINNER WITH ROT TENGATE? YOU SHOULD & HiS HOUSE. NOW- GET ORES KANO BE ON YOUR WAY- ; DON’T 00 SOM Fy TALKING! CM Yas BERTHA AND | OF

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EE EM es Te AT EOE ee ee es EE Re ee ee TRS LIMA (eP— ONRE PRNE E GS SIE SEE BY RCE TR OE ee Rae eee ok 4 wO COMIC SECTIONS ST LOUIS p OST- DI Sp ATCH m EIGHT PAGES THAT'S FLAse | 4 | — a | Z 1 is ; SECOND NOT HOME AND THAT MR JIGGS HASN'T BEEN THERE -VERY WELL - | | } ELLO- YOU SAY LORO ROTTENGATE , GOOD -BYE: y— — ee eee lage, Mae Mente tte ee od ae LAND BE ON YOUR WAY- SHUT UP- | : IF HE Ww : ‘ ; ; PS ae OULD OARE GO | —— ™ DON'T 00 SQ MOCH Ss a wy | “er if : 1. THERE? (LL SOON FIND. fill , 002 Z y | : pn OUT - 2 # 7 eae go A ah ep IR ON IO ES ONE EOI Ro a yy ae oe ade —_- —_ Hi Wy Metis i in J vewrr aanee HE HADN'T ARRIVED | Png Bet ncaa WU ATTA OOY- — YET BUT ILL WAIT PLATE OF CORNED ee apes ANO WHAT I'LL 0 QEEF IS SETTER BRING ON TO HIM WILL BE A THAN THE LAST . SOME MORE CAUTION - . ONE VWNOUW HAD- Bl HES) GONE TO THAT RESTAURANT: JOST ‘WAIT ONTIL 5 GET MY HANDS ON D HIM-HE MAKES ME SICK THE WAY HE CRAVES THAT LOW: BROW FOOD- RAR ToT EET ISI AL od ait nit atl Vege eeoesteenese TIRIITTITTTT =e ener a Fite 8 ‘ fae , z | I FEEL ADHAMED [|| -witrxou LA BRING MR | WAITER -HURR'Y DID “WOU CALL CERTAINLY - OON'T WAITER- Y OF MYSELF - I'M HAVE SOne (4 KIRKLANO , : aa} ALONG, ANOTHER — 7" ME. - MOM 2 BE SO OUMOCD- MORE?®. , GOING TO HAVE | MORE CORNED late Af ORDER. OF CON ; | BRING ME AN | ANOTHER PLATE.-"|/| PEEP ANO CABBAGE! CORNED ae om * Ne BEEF AND CABBAGE , BEEF ANO CABBACE- Ma fhe AL IPR CTO, eA SD Si ROE Sey : ee as tal : bu ahs : ¢ : estes ~ e9 > ’ o aeotie “s runt et ys i ait ul ih He om. | Le eb MA Ey i, 5 ‘ a4 iT, : AD ”* - apewen”” J e thas tae Maire 4; j : r “* i, ty if ih ~ +t Swen « | Se HAMS. NH hs : 6 a — ud @| , , ut : ; it}, er 4 * , he i . sf , age 74004"* } ~ 2 we rewes resect! " ’ s ' . * . 7 & : i len weed | - ; . . : eerese? i tet i) 33, ~~ ; ‘ ln SS av : re bate vo teed ae : 7 ade amecethend Ri \ (THIS 15 TERRIGLE- ie 3 ne , : AHIMRS JIGGS- BAN } } ol P IaGS EVER, FINDS CUT VISIT SHORT-4 si gant oa. ANO | HAO A OELIGHTFOL DINNER ip epming ' pepe THA ANSDS 1 Will TR. TPR | mM ANYTHING “OU ~ AY MY CLUS: EMET. HIM Org THE CORNED BEEF AND 1 BhYof Me pe CT HIM TO" aa CO NOR 8S [war TO MY HOUSE BUT TOOK BE HOME OA) F ole 4 ; See ORD ROTTEN-| + | CARs ee | | ‘f THOUGHT SURE HED (0D @ HIM TO THE CLUB AND WALKED se FIRST “TRAIN- | 7M Ao) CGH SHOW UP HERE - | EM RR AURIS HOME WITH HIM- | SUPPOSE =) WItl EXPLAIN, ya A sy . HOPE. NO ONE SO AS ENE NOU VE BEEN OUT MAKIN , LATER — > = : ) SEES ME COMING Rani ne A SOCIAL CALL ~ ) Fo = an — » he" . wom, ’ ( BOooB } |

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aati Tyme iF Youle Taxe || AN’ COME OUT AN’ Little - _ — Ss PS SUP REPO ROOD SO, pot - COGS > 5 _ I YS RE RUS RE TE * immy “HULLO, BUTCH. oF RETR, ots i oy es ie Rta cain die aise tl ry re + . , : : * Yee * - 1 GAVE ‘EM TH HER 3 ey’ 7 ER-WONT YOU - . THIS BOVQUET IN TO | ~) “MOUR. QOUSIN *NuNnA’ . AN’ SHE SAID’ WHY , A TE... ME WHAT SHE Ss DON'T NE COME IN: SAYS, I'LL TAKE YOu DONT FORGET Ou To THE MOVIE THIS PROMISED “DH TAKE ME TO THE MovIN’ PITCHURS “THIS AFTERNOON ” Ee free “ER - COME TO THE MOVIES WITH o,} ME THIS AFTERNOON + | +> Ee “THAT ? wn THA y CLEAN ¢ | | Lado on A cusniol ' “ie | | on THE OTHER Sif DONT FORGET ete | : ) : ae "ALL RIGHT “ BUTCH” ? ae 4 yp FZ psy ER - OIMMS?, SZ, WOULDNT You JUST AS SOON LET ME ‘TAKE *VOU ‘TO-MORROW, NOT "TO-D4Y 2e __, * G6-YEAH, THAT POO : , " OH .GRAN' DAD, OLD GENTLEMAN “THAT THE DonT SIGN ‘Em ' c _ CROOKS 1S Ee ' “eS , SESS ER SHEATIN, SIO FATHE S$ siIpS “ tgs Auit Emma's SHE GOTTA Go ‘Rov an’ Pickin’ UP . ee “THE CROOKED. , ~ : : ii] | i? KIDDIN’ HIM INTO |} 4° } re ee 1. SIGNIN' SOME No.sirce! 4 ask a a9 BAL 3 IM GOIN’ BEFORE “A YOu FoRGET SOuR PROMISE” [oz a? eihinin! BO AWAY WIS Kama Pon SSNED) “LooKkuT !: dIMMY, a BUTCH THE BIG {BEHAVE . Boos 1S yt a On ER t MTCHUR_! . fob x a a s™ J. 5” P.PuP-PP s Reap " HAW - HAW LOOKUT! . Vy NINA'S HOLDIN, 1: THAT BIG MUTTS |) _ a ie! ko eh RS ey ee J > oe i, 4 y € oe -¢. =) « . a —H ig 4 : ae > —S ° “ =.= + Pr a y 2 . P Zz ¥ ad “ v %, ; ++ 4 ; 2 , - y a 5 or i a : » . j ‘ 4 —— . fi . oe ta Rat F ‘ ‘a. a 3 ro 7 x > " * THESE TW ABouT Fe WE GoT . iret, sratgesessss tetereiess / f ; pt Breneea:-*srsebssere risgiitiaa af f ‘ gs! J 45 ‘$e siti j ; F : ; + | a gh. / / r J, 0 a +i eee of 2 j 4 (f f f fy p Se b//1f{/ MMB 3 PS bg Ap ERLE = fE#b yBr-,. {fi a. Se 2 reg $ SELES om EF 2p 4 ; bee ee ri Fs 2 OE eas ites Pe: . i |) NEVER WISH WO SEE ; OU le Py hd . =: . NEVER Foreive NINA”, PR tll AKING SUCH A WHATCH ) SPECTACLE OF ME ' : SCOLD me RB — re | LAUGHED AST cnamtions” : GUTCH" AN' ‘THEN GIVE Him A BIG BAWLIN' Our TOO 7 « . WOULD, MOTHER. KNOW ?IM’ GOIN” SOME THING. NICE, + NINA MAKES ORFUL GOOD FuvGe, Sue ?« DOn'T “Hey! You're Ler N

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» iD SE DELIGHTED Vi ; Sx 4 4‘ seat] 1 | Ce ee te ™ RRR *, e w we y . "HEY! You're LETTIN OUT ALL OUR Bucs! a - 2S PvE es. 1) ope > & persis —— a ae Se ek gd SRDS aad re gat cee Oy, x ~ ‘ TOONERVILLE FOLKS \ e REE Hat ? WHY THATS A SPRING Bonanno: : “PvomP CLEAN ovER THE FENCE Ano ] LANo ON A CUSHION IL Got | ov THE OTHER SiDE ae Ran Pgh a ig — ee et 43 -* . fd fd. LAS . ‘1 . - Pe ' w+. vd o- | 7 . Actt SON NAT REL tee” eae ee oe “ig Se, : ‘in YES a Jie a ae Ate ie BE ins el ati ae ee oe TR a ce: Te rs re A PY ITI PEE OR ROE Se OR RE Si Sao ety a ee sep toe Wwe 3 Oe a - aos eN ; ae te oe Po ied Se : iy Se Feat eS: bo Rie ERD ae POE BaP, fet me ee AES : ~ “ EGBERT! PLACE To BEST IS THE ROAD ANY LEAVE YouR HAT. 5 he ra “ fiT's ALL HER OWN FAULT! AuN'T EMMAS ALWAYS GoiN' RouND PICKIN’ UP THINGS ! , tes * : 7 » - - tw. Wy. kis : ae Ye by Hee a% a ca pe ke ae a Bie. 4 ug a oe - = a A. ae _ hee a a a ear" 2 *4 ; ONE DOWN HER Neck AND Two IN HER HAIR. . een Dremeatigntetey ets A ie, tI el RD AR ON ee LL MU NE Bl AO AO GE: oe Rie a <tr, Dre tm if yee é . . LO LEO AOD ag NM om a i RES eee See heey ite ar AE he ee ae Se aa be | Mie = plies wotohony

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2 ee Co ERR ee ae 4 ¥. - ¢ ~ as oe © Soe . £ . ————— : 2 . PR ae te BREF uso Yara F tgs be PEER, Si CS OLS EEE EI ee eae a ee Pe ee re eee ; bs 2 y; caer ar? ae a nS 3 7 da + a » a ~ ; })) DER PossiBiuitées j ISS ABSOLUTELY MIT-OUDT LiM- -ITATIONS ! BLOTCHY- Ka:|——— = -)-200(H ! GO (>= - FETCHUM STICK! IN AND TH E KID A SAY SMUDEY, 185 Ys ADOT AVUN MAN & | @\ LION OR AINT OO GOODY f ME | SELLUM G0oD BAR- “GAIN ,GET. HEAP ‘ou ~ RICH LIKE SIXTY? SURE, DESE G6AR COUPONS 1$$ GOOD IN OSHKOSH UND [=== S} ALL POINTS SOU: }-— - “VEST BY Sou’! es - _— IS od ex : ALVAYS HE BRAGGED : mer VOT A ROUGH-RIDER HE VOS $ DER ROUGHER DER TOUGHER! VELL WHOA BACK ! DER CARBURAT |— SIOP VARE You 15S UND LOOK ME IN DER : EYE SVUN OF US ISS MORE DEN PLENTY IN DISS LIFE! = me 7 AW CUTIE, CUTIE ! FETCH DER NICE STiCK TO PAPA ? UND. Dors VuY G_.:—~—S—S DER KING OF , . c ~~ - . . = =o, 23 LISTEN. MY (CHILD - HM-M! Like} -REN UND You SHaL. § LISTEN , JOHN W) VHISKERS , HERE S$ BW / DER CLUB UND DERES BE veil tee! aa ’ Vibe ~ SME ee htiah we bn 7 AP any ' City Has Jalal for FACH ALSO ON THE . quent. | can, with interest and costs, are ' has obtained judgments for $78.77 ee ie * . ‘ » te $116.44, and suits of the collevior for $61.15 of this amount are now|, | pending. sy he a py rod it at > tug . ; tins ") . ” ng he 4 ge é che m we M, ee eso! BPR 5 - “—_ ie p 4 y wats * SPR o i ae * e = is : ; 7 pei, ish Serbs ee 2 7, F , ’ — — Ere a 6 OT pee IR: ‘ LS Bi “3 rh Me eet pepe we: ee 5 ous ; . 4 i% th. ‘ & a. 2 ss - . o . a Bh , Aes * Saens 2! 2 sm” aly bye ‘“ em oe , Coe ; *. Aa 1 Ps ‘ . yee. t , . : ; vb ert “Sie in GRE oR 1 alii, wh 9 Mid te i . At > rae * 6 gh trae may % 4 y ul vu 8p ' i D hit ah Sper ei ea Bo Bee Sy . -) . hehe é ; , i x MST Me NEN A Cy LT al % . be a : ga ee Sadr ot Ul PCE RCM 5 5 gohse Dy Tee, Hn . aE: oo a ey . : Sie aha ' Judges acted on the provisions cf section 191 of the revised code of » city ordinances This section states: Take ae \ = i ae ae wat Ses x . ; Re aS ST a ee ° ~ ea eee j Se * | NOTHING BLUE ABOUT MONDAY = For the thousands of WANT AD vertisers in Yesterday's big SUNE POST-DISPATCH who are get profitable RESULTS today! i.—— FYOL. 77. NO. 281. OU WOGES DAY HELD UP TLL THEY PAY TAXES $28.77 Against Rosecan, Beck Being Sued by Col- lector for $61.15. DELINQUENT LIST) ' Rosecan Says He Recently Paid Judgments and Will | Settle Delinquent Bills at| Once. A The salaries of both the Judges of the City Police Courts, Harry e. Rosecan and Clyde C. Beck, will ie held up by the City Treasurer, un- der orders issued today by Con:p- troller Nolte, unti: they settle tas bilis in which they are now delta- The taxes due from Judge Rose- $75.44, of which the City Collecter The amount due from Judge Beck Authority for the Action. The Comptroller, in directing the Treasurer to defer payment_of the salaries of the two Police The Comptroller shal! not drow a warrant on the Treasurer .or of anv person who ts KAhowrh to the Comptroller to fe ndebted tu the city. except tor the balance which may appear fo be due to such person over and above the debt due the city, cor in favor ef any officer who t known to -he Comptroller *o be mn arrears or default to the cry" Aud tf any repert ip weiting of | Tests at auch tndebtednese shall ‘ave ~me to the Comptrolier, he «hai Soecial to &€ NEW beef and result of by the U Associat*c places, showed dish to al Vegetat veal cut and filet order ft Ham popular Where received sible 18 plurality stagKe favored beef led 10.586 WOMAN BAND Soviet I With M Br the A KIEV, Maruea Tf Colonel, dcath fo . notorie hardits raine fo Seven condemn “ers The is Treyko saults other tn bing the murderis political Her h n 1ti-Bo junction mander, ers fro escaped ago. RADIO f be considered as having kn°ow!l- | gy the « edae. of the facts : WASH SN SHAS, DER LESSON NE a OF IT ISS PLAIN! NEFER CH NEFER GET STUBBORN HEAR OF DER ROUGH a ad 2 : : 5 se The city tax Pan A ee | with the ig & wt gy the Comptroller base S accion, | : br wee “ty = | 23 = =a eee F show hae geval Rosecan left un- | expeditie PEC FA : ; Sag he id nis personal property taxes Of | pum mn 1916 and $6.99 in 1917. | tearty f hat judgments were obtained | Nawal yfiector. with a levy of | here ad ” costs and 63 cents attorney j-....., the PY GOLLY #/ EFEN LIONS AINT SAFE! ISS GE-STUGKED MIT DER NIBLICK OR SUMTING ! USUAL ONLY * x & Pee iil 00) Sa RR ay ees ee Fab ¥ ‘ Cie sg tee, MITOUDT A DOUBT « DOT FELUER SS A FINE FETCHER ? LOOSEN UP SPORT UND VATCH FOR DER SAKE 0 of OLD TIMES CAPTAIN F7 SAFE DER LION m1 FOR ME ee: 7 . vA a4 P: Fi If awe MARCH FUM OHEN M DOHENGRIN, INSPECTOR ? DER BASS DRUM PART I ZX MEAN ! TO HURRY You CAP. BuT REMEMBER IT GIFFS HERE A = Oa 2. in wade “Xn, Si 4 z ; - " « T HAFF WO VISH Uf & ir oe 7 ws * VAITING LIST ¢ / = sesame ‘ ee i ~JoR GOT ENOUGH we VEN DER INSPEC- J - «A a + yar + ay ies ae i a My 4 ‘ a t f rr) A tM gy « " 1 ‘ a - - ‘4 i‘. rt hs vx * é‘ te, 2 . 4 i ’ - > : - eae bo : a nee] ee ee oe: Re . 6 ak a .. 5 ve odie bind . a Tae: a % sage £5 € is . es . “4 - ¥ ath Se wd “ t aes) Tt. :o Z aad uh ahs eae ae . . Pre ig bys ‘ , J ek i ty hf ‘ ‘fae 7 n - Q Y con ee re. ae ie z 4 ythe 7" 5 Te, ; 4 ; $ 4 244 a Be ‘ i dae : ie wee ¥ ‘ . : ’ ea ™ —— Ln - . . - ¢, “ . 7 OG , ee ee —, st atte * . ; = - ne Me s — . — . = = " as. : ~ 2 ec iG ‘ os" Ke & # } = ~ sy Sa ” ep: _ : . z aS : x ¥ ’ fs Pe 4: . ’ ‘~. 4 pe SB a : e Fe Te eS ny =" _ + : — of . 4 eo 1g j * “ J TAM Nae ee? 4 + eee iz, ae a aay eae ST >. . re i cto 3 7! } ; er? ; a4 pat eye . . OF gras Pie on és aif . ae > . e's 2 sy ‘| . ae ee 4 es Ae” ry My a hte 2 ? Cae ay - c + 13 ier pe " Bethy 4 inna igehe * Ve Movie ae eer 6a® Wong J iad St ie oy : ef Boy eet ‘ . he. Ht Peis POMS Hoe ee we : » ia, “ha? ¥ ' ete Pals re ‘ ES ues tt ery p a or OPS ata Sar — YP RRE A tehht ’ © Fr dasha ied: ; Sexeor's office : a>out the matter by a Post-Dis- | Patch reporter, that the judgments i: > Were paid “recently—that is. prior | to the publication of this matter.” fF Said that Im 1916 and 1917 he was Tharke.} ; , co-* Axes until a tnore favorable time.” Judge Re ¥ Com pt p MAlary b Year © Prine | Pavers of St. Louie @ ments appear on the Assessor's ¢ ; he amount was estimated by the M Asse«a.r : has failed F Sena) Pro pert e Mayor Miter paid 8essmens Pear! Mean... Trested «on m misde-| ltosecan’s personal property tures for 1901-24. all in arrears, are r the successive vears. $7. $3.31. »' and $16.63, liexcord~ ax to Judge Beek. The re that Judge | s imltig ste ad tot! $37.25 per | property tAies for ind 1822, $29.87, and th nm arrears tor i2c 24. $14.43. Both Itexecan and Beck made ords show > ho personal property return Im @my {| of the .\ears named. but left the return to be estimated by the Assessor, and the taxes due are on asseasinents thus made by the As- > Judge Rosecan said. when asked and that the taxes due for the four Years had been overlooked. and would now be paid at once He a inw student. supporting a fam- ity. “Thousands of people in ‘meager circumstances.” he fre- ‘Ppestpone the payment of said he had no com- ment to make until he should re- fe:ve an official notice from the rolier or the Treasurer. The of Police Judge $4000 a lr - > ' le . 4table Perhkonal property. the Judges followed the cus- tom of about one-third of the tax- my la» About one- * th@ personal property as- ona in red ink. Indicating that One of the many whe to tnake returns on per- ¥y in recent years ts . who has, however, the taxes on the basis fixed y the Assessor's office. Miller's For 1924, “@ this yéar, $2900; 1922, mal 1922, $2000: 1921, $4000: $700 $1000; 1919, no record: 1918. In 19106 several wealthy St. Loufs .. ° charge, following “' ‘© make tax returns om per- - Property. The cases were ® out of court. but the As-|\ os, | “ristian Eritfkop, succeed-/ lacing » higher assessment that of former years ageinst 1 ofthe men. Some of them : 7 ed their fallure to make re- _ 7 *@eé on Page 2. Colemn & “Ink (fo make a return on , Oe a ta ee ee a a a Set el a a ee ae dea ae a ae The t be conds planes of ~~~ ~ gi P