St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 26, 1925

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THURSDAY, JUNB 25, 1925. COMIC PAGE — —By BRIG fc EXPLORER—By FONTAINE FOX © tT PLAYED GOLF “TORBAY DIITH “THAT LOU), THIEVLNG, CONTEMPTIBLE CROOK, CcorpnieCiuos MSSLice - HE CHEATED RIGHT AAD LEFT- 1 DIBN’T TELL AIM IA SO MAA‘ WORLBS, BOUT HE KAJOUWS [ FNCU) HE'S A CROOK, AME, DeaR- "LL BE RIGHT HOME N, M ICH.—By BUD FISHER ¥ Copyright, 1925.) Hot DOG. Does THAT 4.4% BRew Look T You, JCFF? row AT ouce. i DRY: ‘ i," en io . 4 4 > - — p 2 = 7 — yee ~ f i l* ‘ = f° il — [CASK oN HAND port He ——! scimaaadl vz wt THAT ORDE R “| ——— ‘BUDGET TROUBLES ; o ‘ment of recreational! facilities. itionel Bank, $62,587: ‘Bank, $28 964, 4 DEMAND FOR HORSES THROUGH POST-DISPATCH Horse and Vehicle Ads printed in the POST-DISPATCH during May. MORE than in ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED! “WANTS” ee —— srs bs rp [PART ME I aE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service FINANCIAL EDITION. vol. 77. NO, 292. IV TAX UPHELD APITAL STOCK PFNATIONAL BANK is Rules " bie of $325,-, b a5 Avainst First . Na- tional Last Year Is Legal _ by Act of Congress. FOLLOWED SUITS Appropriations - Cut When Six Institutions Refused to Meet Levy Totaling $757,066. NT Holding that the State has a right under an act of Congress to levy taxes on a National bank, Fed- | eral Judge Faris today dismissed! the suit of the First National Bank | enjoin the city from collecting | $325,475.61 taxes on its capital gtock for the year 1924. It was the refusal of the First National and tive other banks to pay their capital stock taxes in| 9924 which contributed to a $500. aL @ deficit in city funds for tli year. This deficit, reaching over | to 1925. caused cuts-in the bud- | gets of many departments, xy et bly the Park Department, which put in force a consequent curtail- Others Refused to Pay. Altogether the banks have fused to pay $757,066. They filed | injunction suits sirmultaneously on Jan. 2. Besides the First National, they are: National Bank of Com- | merce, $274,936; Merchants-LacleJe National Bank, $63,435; State Na- Nationai City Sit. Leuis Na- re- and tional Bank, $1868. The First National Bank was Joined in the suit by Joseph D. Bas- , m, chairman of.the board of the derick & Bascom Rope Co. and holder of stock in the bank. The plainants set out that Bascom paid the Government infome on the dividends from his stock d that the attempt of the State collect taxes on the stock from bank would constitute double tion, if successful. Dismissal Ordered. udge Faris’ order to dismiss given on a niotion to that ef- argued some days ago by both The officers of the city med in the suit as defendants re the Assessor, Collector and mbers of the Board of Equali- tion. The Court pointed out in his Infon that the State cannot tax tional banks except by specific Wthority of Congress. This au- Mority, he declared, was granted an act passed in March, 1923. “The fact that Bascom volun-| ly paid as income taxes a pro- rtion of the dividends on ock, which he could have resist- successfully, does not absolve ® bank from payment. of taxes n the stf®ck.”’ the Court held. his | e failure of Bascom to establish e right of exemption from taxa- tion as far as the stock dividend concerned constituted no es- Soppel, it was stated. KILLED, 5 OR MORE T, IN CHICAGO “L" CRASH pty Train Runs Into an Express Near Thirty-Fifth Street Sta- tion, on South Side. By the Aseoc ated I’ress, CHIC AGO June » an employe. °6. —— Pierce was killed. andl five or more passengers severely in- , .in a rear-end collision of two elevated trains on the South Side Re of the Chicago Rapid Transit » Near the Thirty-fifth Street tion, this afternoon. Officials of the elevated company M@ none of the passengers was Mriously injured. Moore, a com- nY employe, was standing:on the ' platform of the forward train hen the crash occurred. | An empty train crashed into a Mhbound Howard avenue ex- train, and one of the coaches thrown from the rails, but ined on the elevated structure. BEAR FOR PUNISHMENT” | the Associated Press. TONKERS, N. Y., June 26.—The klyn husband who recently ted his thirty-third appear- in court on summons from ‘is Use is a veritable tyro com- With the Yonkers entry in “matrimonial suit stakes.” king their hundredth appear- In the Yonkers City Court their marriage five years ago, m Smith, 45 years old, was by his wife, Mrs. Rose , 51, with being in arrears in ny, _ Smith was held for trial. AL LEVY PLAN DEFEATED Aspociated Press... ARIs, June 26. met “a Chamber Finance Committee re- by a vote of 19 to 14 the proposal for a capital ——— ee ee eee ee ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY 2 i JUNE 26, 1925—48 PAGES “GIVE UP SCHOOLS BEFORE BIBLE,’ GOV. PEAY SAYS. Tennessee Executive, However, Asserts State) Will Retain Both in Defending Anti- — eee Evolution Statute. —s DAYTON. Tenn.., 26.—Gov. Austin Peay of Tennessee declared in a letter, made nublic here today, that “any State had better dispense June with its schools than with its Bi- ble.’’ The letter was written to Supt. Walter White of the Rhea County Schools in connection with the case of J. T. be tried here next month charged with violating a State law by teach- ing evolution Rhea schools “The State of Tennessee,” the Governor wrote, “has the right to Say that the minds of her children Scopes, who is to in County | ceivably be useful to eithe; _ NS (dren shall ——= . | that suit as a witness. hour. It is about as simple a prop- osition as could be stated and the kreat hurrah about it is unneces- sary and unfortunate. The statute, I have -no doubt, is entirely consti- tutional. We have the right to say through our law-making body that» the faith and religion of our chil- not be destroyed by teachers who poison their minds | with stuff that no science has es- tablished and which belongs in no) | reputable ee shall not be destroyed by teachers | who poison those minds with s:uff that no science has established, and which belongs in no reputable text- book.”’ In regard to a question as Lo whether he would be a witness in | the Governor wrote: or) 'know of no fact which could con-| its Bible. ETLING FRAUD CHARGES: the case DROPPED BY STATE Action Follows Granting of ; New Trial to Former Dep- uty Given Two Years. All efforts of the State to justice those responsible for the widespread tax assessment frauds, exposed here in the fall of 1923, have been abandoned. , This was definitely determined today when the State dropped charges of fraud against William P.. Etting. former Chief Deputy Assessor, and charges of third de- gree forgery and bribery against William E. Caulfield Jr., a former clerk in the. Assessor's office. Etling had already been convict- ed of fraud and his penalty fixed at two years in the penitentiary. Circuit Judge Taylor granted hima new trial, howewer, and his de- cision in effect sets aside the ver- dict of the jury. .The State feels that it could not present a strong er case. Judge Taylor granted Etling a new trial last Friday, after he had been convicted May 13 of a fraud charge specified as altering a pub- lic record. The judy deliberated leas than two hours. The case was made on the testimony of Charles | | Enger of 5207 Lansdowne avenue, who declared he gave Etling $60 for reducing his assessment from $8000 to $2200. Judge Taylor declared that testi- mony showed Etling was born and reared in St. Louis and bore an ex- cellent reputation. He pointed out that his conviction was obtained on the testimony of a man who ad- mitted a part in the fraud. He de- clared there was no specific evi- dence to show Etling falsified rec- | ords and that such a conclusion could be reached only inferentially. ‘The interests of justiqg demand | Etling have a new trial,” he Court concluded. In filing a nolle prosequi in the case today, Assistant Circuit Attor- ney Wilson make another case. He said the State was in possession of no addi- tiona!] evidence. On this consider- ation he nol-prossed not only the Enger case, but another charge of fraud against Etling which has not yet been tried. . Against Caulfield the State had two charges of third-degree for- gery and bribery. As these cases were considered much weaker than the Etling cases, Wilson also nol- prossed them. To Enjoy Life Fully must know that you are getting ahead finan- cially. The satisfaction that comes from being bet- ter off this year than you were last is vital to the en- joyment of/ life. You And if you are paying for a piece of good Real Estate you are bound to be richer year after year. You are bound to get ahead. And well-selected Real Estate in- creases in value more surely than almost any other safe investment. Estate Post-Dis- until you toward en- Consult the Real columns of the patch regularly get that start joying life fully. POST-DISPATCH Carries more Real Eetate ag 4 tieements than ALL other Louis newspapers COMBIN RD. ! : : 4 BBP DBP BPP? PHP P MBP PDD DBP LPB PPD DBA BP RAAB LP A Al lo le lel to bring | textbook. Tennessee | needs no sympathy nor commisera- ~, i sce "| Placed Management of “The case should be tried in an| MARKET CONTROL BILL DEFEATED BY ALDERMEN ' | Measure Would Have the New City Institution in Hands of Comptroller. GRAFT INQUIRY BILL BACK TO COMMITTEE s | Ordinance | to Tax Non- | residents of Missouri for Laid Over. tion. Our State has taken a great | and forward position which de-' serves and will certainly receive in | time the admiration and appreci- | “I have a profound contempt for | oe of the Christian world. Tennessee for having this law. | my judgment any State had better | ———— those are throwing slurs at! In | who dispense with its schools than with We are meeping both.” | LAKE FORMED BY LANDSLIDE 1S 6 MILES LONG Nature Dams River in Wyo- ming and “Valley . Is Transformed. By the Associated Press. JACKSON, Wryo., June 26.—The geography of the Jackson's Hole region was permanently changed by the landslide of Tuesday, forest officials say. The Grosventre Val- ley above the : atural dam, formed when the north end of Sheep Mountain crashed into it, will be- come a lake more than a mile in width, six to seven miles long and nearly 200 feet deep. It will take four weeks, it is estimated for the river to fill the lake. The slide was preceded by earth tremors, . which were felt here Sunday. Another tremor was felt yesterday, and it is feared that fur- ther slides es may occur. RECORD PRICE PAID FOR SEAT ON STOCK EXCHANGE Membership Transferred for $120.,- 000—Names of Brokers In- volved Are Withheld. By the Associated Pvess. NEW YORK, June 26.—The soaring value of the New York Stock Exchange seats today result- ed in the transfer of a membership declared in a memo-|! randum that if the evidence in the | case did not convince the Court | then the State could not hope to for $120,000, the highest price paid in the history of the Exchange. The deal broke a previous high | record, established only yesterday, when S. F. Streit, president of the ‘Stock Clearing Corporation, dis- posed of his seat for $116,000, which bettered by $1000 the high mark reached in the bull market of 1920. Officials of the New York Stock | Exchange declined to #£eveal the names of the brokers involved in the transaction until formal ap- proval of the sale had been given. Unconfirmed reports were circulat- ed that another Stock Exchange member was considering an offer of $127,000 for his seat. TWO MEN GET FIVE YEARS FOR $1450 PAYROLL ROBBERY A Third Repudiates Confession in Connection With Cramer Dry Plate Co. Holdup. Two of three men who held up an officer of the G. Cramer Dry Plate Co., 1921 Shenandoah avenue, outside the plant, June 6, and es- caped with $1450 in payrdll money, pleaded guilty to robbery charges today, and were sentenced by Cir- cuit Judge Taylor to five years in the State penitentiary. They were Lionel Whitworth, a former policeman, of 731A Walton avenue, and Edwsrd Cowhey, 2413 Lemp avenue. A third man, charged with the robbery, John Allison, has repudiated a confes- sion which, he says, was forced from him, and is awaiting trial. Cowhey told the Judge today that he planned the robbery with Whit- worth and Allison; and Whitworth added that he and Allison were the ones who fired revolvers in effect- ing the robbery. 1000 GUESTS ATTEND COURT AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE Many Americans Among Those Pre- sented to Briton’s King and Queen. LONDON, June 26.—One thou- sand guests, including a number of Americans, .ast night attended the court at Buckingham Palace and were presented to King George and Queen Mary. King George wore an informal Royal Horseguards blue uniform. Queen Mary was dressed in a gown of pure gold brocade with a pale blue train. The royal circle was smaller than usual but otherwise the brilliant function followed the customary routine. The Board of Aldermen today de- feated, 17 to 11, the bill authoriz- ing the Comptroller to conduct the | new Union Market and garage | built with bond issue funds and ex- | pected to open before the end of July. The board's action marked the 'success of Safety Director Brod, acting for Mayor Miller, in block- | ing the measure by means of threats that Aldermen supporting the bill would be deprived of mm: /_ ronage : The ‘amendment favored by the | Miller forces, which would place the Market in control of the Di- rector of Public Safety. was not presented, as the opposition to the Comptroller's bill found itself strong enough to defeat the meas- ure outright. Last Meeting Till Fall. Today’s meeting was the last to be held by the Aldermen before ad- journment for vacation, which con- tinues until mid-September. With no legislation passed to provide for the control of the new market and garage, and no appropriation to op- erate them, city officials are not certain what the city can do to place the facilities at the disposal of the public. The bid which was defeated carried a $50,000. appro- priation for operation of the thar- ket and garage. Two bills sponsored by* Mayor | Miller were sent back to committee by the board, they will ie dormant throughout the summer months, but can be re- vived when the board meets again in the fall, and reported back once more if the committees see fit. One of these was the bill in which the Mayor sought an appro- priation of $15,000 for investica- tion of various epartments, the expenses to be listed in general terms. The other was a measure taxing nonresidents of Missouri for the use of the Free Bridge. The investigation bill had been pared down to’ $5000 by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment yesterday, but the Board of Alder- men rejected the amendment be- fore referring the bill back to com- mittee. The Vote The vote on Union Market oe ? Market Bill. the bill on Wetzel and Wiehe—17. Alderman Kuhs, arguing for the | bill, stressed the point that if- it were defeated, the city would be without provision for operating the market when it is first opened. Al- derman Neu, speaking for the bill. attacked Mayor Miller, declaring that he lacked the experience necessary to the conduct of the city’s affairs, and that his ap- pointees, in several cases, had proved to be delinquent in their taxes. In contrast, he said, Comp- troller Nolte was a tried and prov- en official. Argument Against Bill. Krueger, speaking against the bill, said there was no reason why the new garage should be under the control of the Comptroller, bur rather that it should be under the Director of Public Utilities. He said the Comptroller was not an administrative official, in the intent of the Charter, and that if the Comptroller were to control the market, because of @&e rentals re- ceived, he might as well contro] the Park Department and the Water Department, which produce reve- nue. . Eilers. for the bill, praised Comptroller Nolte, and said he had a record of making delinquent tax- payers “come across."’ Randall said that the Comptroller's office had administered Union Market for 35 years, without giving cause for complaint. ; With no special ordinance provi- Continued on Page 3, Colamna 6. 4 4 i Comptroer's tends to show the present Miller and anti-Miller strength in the Board of Aldermen, Use of Free Bridge Also! county freehoiders intend the Miller backers being in the majority. The vote was: For the bill, Bilers, Fett, Kuhs, Lange, Neu, W. F. Niederluecke,’ Randall, Riefling, Studt, Wimer and President Neun—1i11. Against the bill, Baur. Berg- | mann, Hirth, Koettker, Kralemann., Krueger, Meisinger. Nangle, Neu- mann, A. H. Niederluecke, Otto, Schwartz, Udell, Wander, Watts, ' | Mrs. Kroeger’s backer. which means that: 'manner of naming UITY FREEHOLDERS LOSE CONTROL OF BUARD 10 COUNTY Handicapped by Absence of One Member in Europe, They Are Put in Minority on Committees. PLEA FOR PRINCIPLE OF FAIR PLAY FAILS “To Say I Am Shocked, Is Putting It Mildly,” Ras- sieur, Author of Minority Report, Says. Words and parliamentary jock- eying for three hours in the Board c! Freeholders last night failed to shake the whip from the hand cf the St. Louis County members, and they put through their program ‘to eqntrol with of their majgrity in the board. It was made apparent that the to dic- of their ability, demonstrated as considerable, whatever plan of metropolitan expansion may be presented to the electorate by the board. The organization was car- ried out, as predicted in an exclu- sive account of the county's ma- jority report in yesterday's Post- Dispatch, by making former City Counselor Henry 8S. Caulfield, a sity freeholder, chairman, without much power except to preside, and by giving the county majorities on the three important. committees created. hen the 16 Circuit Judges of St. Louis and Mayor Miller chose the city freeholders, a month ‘ago, they gave the county its present advantage by selecting as one member Mrs. Ernest. R. Kroeger. who was in Europe, a fact which they knew at the time. HdéWeveri the vote appointing her was 9 to 8, defeating a candidate proposed by the Mayor. Judge Taylor was In her ab- sence, which will continue. prob- ably until Sep.ember, because of the illness of a daughter, the cdun- ty has a 9-to-8 majority in the board. which was exercised with telling effect last night. Majority Report Adopted. Last night’s debate was over the adoption of the county's majority report of the Gommittee on Per- manent Organization or the city’s minority report. The minority, as was told yesterday, favored equal representation of city and county on all committees, leaving it to the chairman to name the committees, while the majority named the com- mittee members with the county preponderant. City freeholders condemned the county group bitterly for its afti- tude, while county members de- fended themselves. The whole de- bate served to align the groups against each other, although mem- bers of both sides decried this- In the minority report of the city members of the Committee on Per- manent Organization, former Cir- cuit Judge Rassieur, the chairman, said: “The minority submits that the the principal standing committees is violative. not only of every principle of fair play. but violates, also, the spirit of the amendment to the Consti- tution under which this board was created and is operating, in the re- spect that equal representation for city and county was manifestly in- tended by the provision that there should be an equal Board of Free- holders from city and county, not- withstanding the fact that, in wealth and population and number of voters, the relation of city and county stands at approximately ten to one. “Furthermore, the equality of | representation of city and county ‘and the principle of fair play are additionally violated by the fact that, without consultation with, or obtaining the consent of, the group of nine city freeholders, the coun- ty majority in the Committee on Permanent Organization has arbi- trarily selected certain city mem- bers for membership on the said three standing committees. The city group, as a whole, should have the right to indicate which of its members it wants on the commit- tees, and the three county members constituting the majority of this committee on permanent organiza- tion have no right to ride over the nine city miembers by arbitrarily picking the city representatives on those important committees. Protest Against Unfairness. “In view of the provision in the Constitution that the city and the county are entitled to equal repre- sentation in the Board of Free- holders, we think that the first evi- dence of bad faith emanated from the county when, on June 15, a INS ee tee Continued on Page 2, Column 5. the organization monotonous a regularity temporary the best which has been tate to i ee ee Spanish Balloonists Adrift at Sea S at P | ——_-— —__ HOTOGRAPH shows the Spanish balloon Hesperic coming down in sea, off the south coast of England, while taking part in the Gordon Bennett cup race here. were rescued by the American steamer Scandaga, blown over the ship’s funnel and was destroyed by fire. fated balloon carried the number 13- —_—-— + —International Newsreel Photo. The pilot and his passengers but the balloon was — Ye Reese O48 OP ‘ ANE DIED 7 Shown at Time. Ry the Associated Pres. KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 26. Firemen and an army of workers from the Street Department today are searching the smpncctlgs: ruins of the Gillis Theater f bodies of persons, belleved to havé lost their lives when a fire and explosion wrecked the theater and more than a dozen stores here late last night. Early this afternoon no bodies ned been recovered. The only death to result from the ca The ill- MISSING HEIR IN BLACKFACE. MAKEUP pted.“Son of Chicago. Mil- ionaire Found Working in Amusement Concession. By the Associated Press. VENICE, Cal., June 26.—For a piece of silver one can buy three throws with a baseball! at a bull’s- eye in the amusement concession district here which, when squarely hit, causes a negro to drop from his high perch into a pool of wa- ter. Someone hit the bull’s-eye last night and the negro fell smack into the arms of three detectives, who peeled off his blackface makeup and revealed him as Jack Durand, adopted son of a Chicago miliion- aire, and wanted by police of that city in connection with a series of burglaries. Durand admitted his identity, the detectives said, but denled com- plicity in the burglaries. cago,”’ “I didn’t do anything in Chi- they quote him as saying. “Somebody just squawked.”’ He was taken to the Los An- geles city jail pending further in- instruction from Chicago. Dies Watching Baseball Game. By the Associated Press. LOUTSVILLE, Ky. June 26.— Phillip Lee, 53 years old, dropped dead from heart disease at the American Association basebal! park here yesterday. superinduced by excitement when The attack was the Louisville team had the bases filled and two out. In Next Sunday’s Post-Dispatch /For 35 Years Neighbors Bowed to Him While He Swindled Rich and Poor—What citizens of Carthage, Mo. diseovered when John C. MeGee died, and how he had managed to live a double life. Lust for Gold Made Him a Murderer; Diamond’s Glitter Doomed Him—A study of the Young murder case in Los An- geles which developes the odd cireumstances leading to the arrest of dentist for murderiag his wife with gas. Ring Lardner Writes to the Edi- tor—Humorist favors a censor- ship upon such news as the bock beer in Bavaria, any- body’s $16,000 automobile and passenger lists of ships sailing for Europe. — peror | plain Mr. Henry Pu-Yi, prob- ! | | | | | : » , ably of Tientsin, although ru-} mors are many. Only 19 yea old, his execution is demanded | by some of the Chinese, | WHAT! Was Robinson Crusoe a} Pirate?—Now comes a d able Scotch critie who argues | that Defoe’s o was not Alexander Belki quito Indian, called [Order Your Copy Toda + aa oad Pees ee ae JAMES 1. DRUMMOND DIES | ; a AT BREAKFAST IN CLUB His Late Father Was Head of To- aaeee Company—Funeral Tomorrow. . i James T. Drummond, 52 years old, of 633%. avenue, man- ager of the advértising department of the Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., | and a son of the late James T. Drummond, who was head of th Drummond Tobaceo Co., died un- expectedly at breakfast in the Rac- quet Club today. He had suffered from héart disease for several months. He is survived by Mrs. Drum- mond, who ws formerly Miss Grace Greenleaf of. Minneapolis, and a daughter, Mrs. Alonzo C. Church, formerly Miss Doris Drummond, of 4950 Lindell boul- evard. The funeral will be tomorrow at an hour not yet determined. Drummond was second vic es- ident of the Drummon obacco Co. before it was absorbed by the American Tobacco Co. BRITISH VESSL AND 6 LAUNCHES: SEIZED BY U, S. COAST GUARD 23 Prisoners and 6000 Cases of "Whisky Also Reported Taken in Gulf, Off Mobile. By the Associated I'roeg. MOBILE, Ala., June 26. — The British schooner Marion Adams and six motor boats have been seized in the Gulf of Mexico by Coast Guard vessels, according to information received by Pederal authorities, together ‘with 6090 cases of whisky and 23 prisoners. The vessels, nen and. liquor are being towed to this port. FAIR WITH BUT LITTLE CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE THE TEMPERATURES. eT Fee Saree 6n Be ah 6 oa ee t4 . ST 1? Sm Mm... ‘ BE. ge eS tae § , S. Mise atic ea He LD ° Gai Bite Saie wos 7 rs » = ao wt elare os * ee ft ae 666 an 4 Bh i. me... eee oe #2 Highest yesterday, 75, at 4:30 p. m.; lowest, 65, at 6 a. m. fair tonight , Saturday; slightly warmer tonight in ex- A ns Be Bt Ce ie oe os Jee ay. 4: Ape er DRE ears eo oh ” | man, who was killed when en- iia | to the seene by the {a fire truck. “I fire were agreed today that ©: phe was that of John Hogan, fi overturning 5: Alex Henderson, fire chief, after a survey of the situation, seid believed that not more than t bodies would be found. A cook in a restaurant 2 Persons who escaped from theater following the explosion a1 more than 20 persons were tn th place. The manager said today tl ticket sales last night were 200, fog the first and second shows. could not say how many had tered for the second show, or he many remained in the theater | the conclusion of the first show. That the explosion was caused gas was the belief mag hw Emmett Scanlan, Chief Henderson said he pre vinced the explosion was in a store at 21 East Fifth street, in Gillis Theater Building. The f door of the drug store, splin was found hanging on a f above the stalls in the city m across the street. A toy pistol ja box of face powder, which been in the drug store, were on Fourth street, evidently entirely over the market. ‘articles from the drug store scattered on the market roof. | Fire Chief Henderson mat that it would require at least tw days to clear ‘away the Parts of the charred walis of the four-story building were down this afternoon. Roof and Floor The explosion came with tling swiftness at 11 o'clock. Flam enveloped the structure almost ! mediately following the blast, the roof and the floors of building constructed 41 Soni as the city’s finest playhouse, c lapsed. . Those who were able: to their way out of the bul scarcely knew how they escaped. Exits of the theater, which w on the second floor, were Three was the main entrance a rear exit behind the stage. led down a confused a | of hallways and stairs of which crumbled in a moment the falling building. The radar exit was cut off Two youths who got to the 1 way behind mage were through the their fall. The fi pushed t of the dock ae

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~ Stations Proposed. fines present their cass to Judge Gayer, vesterday & sessi: Fit system here. as now planned, | would indicate a return to wht combine subways with ele- | approximates normaicy. extending quick Pighteenth street The second step of a rapid tran- stops mean faster which is the alm of subways transportation. anid far) Beck These fractions when there was insuf: would begin downtown and/ cient Vive care in a train. stopping and |‘erminate at five intermediate sta- | specific charge—was conspicu starting simultancously, faster thancthe same number op- erating individually, each delaying sirmultaneously. with the exception which are the O'Fallon Park dis- Grand boulevard mec street, Vandeventer and Chou- None of the heavy fines for traf- fic violations, characterized reasonable by Judge Gaver in pre- vious sessions. docket yesterday. Besides these stations there would be etations in the hbaeements of de- partihent stores, theaters and large where hundreds of people concentrate. shoppers could repeat Maple avenue car barns. The fines ranged A number of surface available for passengers to and from The Taylor avenue North Market who had been fined $200 by Judce Beck for discharging firearms. Fine of $200 Sustaina |). The officer who made the arreat | Stated that Fort had been drinking, revolver from | the rear seat of a machine parke: these stations eon) and Det ec t1\ e “Fr rots find it possitle to take the subway Girard of the police and doa full day's bargain hunting without getting out into the streets. Would Cost 85,000,000 a Mile. “fed” by the Olive, Hodiamont and \Wellston street cars, are no more than three-quarters of 78 Arrests Made. which they diverre more. in time would be great, Smith esti- |mating that a trip downtown from | Taylor could be made in 10 min- tes, instead of 30 as at present. The routes to be taken by these Louis might run as high as $8,000,000 a mile, owing to ‘ground as the officer apporached. 'Fort admitted he derpinning is not needed so much ple of beers, and where other expenses are low- er, the cost, would descend to $3.- 600,000 a mile. Louis would average about $5,090 - 600 a mile. and lieves, would be well spent. Part of the neglected river front looping space for denied shooting The weapon had been J points at which the lcommit leave the subway and climb to the Judge Gaver sustained the Oefinitely mapped, but the line to | me the Taylor avenue station, for one. ) reveivers and would be ideal in Police Court. aubway trains, Smith said. } ns and other mer-} | Hodlamont right-of-way. The officer who | chandise worth $500 ster! Structure Obicctionabic. elevated structures. found objectionable in| ithe Fast, should not be attempted | here, Smith said. | are more sightly and less noisy. In Smith asserted, the noise from | cars on concrete tresties is less | than from ordimary surface cars. Routes fer elevated lines proba- to alleys and rights-of-way. x used. Smith continued. made the arrest— cuting witness—could not establish the fact that Twellman Again Judge phasized the futility of this type and A@ismissed it would be feasible | shede there for storage of subway cars during the Two-thirds of the prices, he said Concrete trestles | the morning rush hours could parked until the time came for the same people to leave thelr work 23 appeals were heard ves- jterday, in marked contrast | Vioue Thursdays. 65 cases have crowded the docket Nine fines—almost one-half operate all day. Tiliminate Some Thirteen fines maid, it would be practical to on payment of costs move surface cars from downtown streets, greatly expediting automo- One-man busses would be sufficient. he thinks, te accom- modate those wishing short jumps, Parachute Leap From By the Aseor ate I *resa BAYONNE. N. J... June 26.—Mar- |! affords a nucleus ile of elevated averages 31.000 - The cost of a — lifted, did the Court's decieion con- Btitute a complete discharge for the/! plane are tentative only. and sub- ject to chance. and for that reason impossible on sub- fined for other offenses in connec- with the infraction e fran tha chin * Rmith has given thought to fares doy a for St. Touts subwaycoers. Neither the S-cent fare in New York nor / that the 19-cent fare in Boston is eco- | Washington. Olive and Market be- némically right. he sail, the trans- | tween the levee portation coat per somewhere between these figures: ——_ lth ened out looking for something,-but we members, : publicly-known temporary absence “Willing to Be Fair.” from St. Louis Bie many prada “The board is evenly divided and Kroeger, to put oé6over ‘ ll he ‘ “aa ) it- proposition, how the city members) wit gentne ie ach ge eds Sim rieree ¥o hoped that this unfairness would! o¢ what can be done what will stop with this one instance. ibe done. it is certainly obvious that are not. or “Taking advantage of this tem-/th. nine county members could the majority of this committee. is| hoard and go no further. The fact continuing the unfairness Of UN-/that we're here tonidht shows we equal representation to the city.| are willing to be fair.” and the minority of this committee Arthur V. Lashly. who, with deems it its ‘duty to £protest! Gardner, was one of the county against this unfairness in principle members of the “‘ommittee on Per- and practice. manent Organization, suggesting “If anyone suggests that the that the city ceuld move an amend- majority report gives the offices of | ment changing the personne! of the hairman. vice chairman and sec-|city membership on the commit- retary to the city. it is sufficient to; tees, Said: say in reply that these are mere “We county members are sub- titles because the rest of the rules! ject to the approval of the county | on what we do. The county is the minority party on this matter and the constitutional amendment ‘ adopted to proteer the county. The do not shear the offieers of and the arbitrary appointment of the three principal standing com- mittees deprives those officers of all power and authority and makes ‘* rules them mere figureheads . tha € r f ‘ ; , Dhe fact that floor leadership of . board o all oR age and | nake e ads, v the. county freeholders had been ae wow figur heme ul give ae ie them voroar owers. given or left to former State Sen- . Maurice J. Cassidy, a city mem- ator A. E. L. Gardner was empha- ber of the committed. related that Police headquarters is only a sized during the meeting. When hé suggested the city get the ma- | block away from the scene — a Frederick W. Lehmann, temporary | «ity of one committee and the| fire station is half a lock away. chairman, who was made perma- county of the other. -“They’re giv- | Thirty minutes after the explo- nent vice chairman by the county. |i. us officers,” he remarked,| Sion the soutf wall of the theater led on the freeQgolders to sub- | sahout as useful as the Vice Pres-| fall, crushing several small stores. scribe to the oath of office, Gard-|igent of the United States when! Henry Schraeder, who was in the ner announced, that the county /the President is alive.” theater, said the roof and floor members had done so. Usually it| (ardner inquired whether it|seemed to give away at the same was Gardner who was on the floor) would allay fears expressed by Mrs. | time. ' when the county’s- program needed | Roscoe F. Anderson, a city free-| “All Ll could see was wreckage direction or comment. He moved) holder, if the Committee on Scope and everybody swarming, scream- the adoption of the majority re-/and Plan presented no report, de-|ing and shouting,” he said. “I pe Rassieur moved the adoption |termining the general idea to be | don't know how I gct out.” of the minority report, and then/ followed, until Mrs. Kroeger re-| Firemen were hampered in fight- the talk began in the city’s useless/ turns. Mrs. Anderson, who demon- line the flames when the north wall plea to.the county for equal repre- | strated her ability to take care of | o¢ the building collapsed into Fifth sentation After reading the re-/| herself\in parliamentary crossfire, | street, bringing down several high- ports, Rassieur said: replied) “Yes, but it wouldn't in-|tension wires. It was an hour and “Ty say I'm shocked is putting | crease my confidence,’ ‘a half before the electrical curreng mildly. I believed the spirit of Hugh K. Wagner, a city freehold-| was turned off and firemén could fairness suecested by the amend-/ &r. condemning the attitude of the | approach with safety. ent, equality of representation unty group, pointed out that| Two companies of firemen, who would be with us. I appealed to | *0"™ of the additional committees were fichting the flames’ from the ny utmost capacity to the county | '® Minority had sought to create |: op\of a building, rarrowly escaped embers on. ti ? é for. °r~ d do Valuable work while the} geath when the walls tollapsed them to do what's fair and richt,| “Hie! committees were getting un-!rney succeeded in leaping to the but it was all in vain. At our eet di ches de! fom ph ©. MecAtee, aj; roof of aw adjoining building. ings I k4ard thines that opened my | “CUR freenolder, declared the| Detected Escaping Gas. | eyes. I heard the county men say. | “OUMTY Was taking no undue ad-| sejvin McNut. 25-year-old negro | We're going to give you men of | "SMAke | [porter in a restaurant on the the city the officers, but officers | Vote Is © to &. ;ground floor of the building, said Re aP men ind were goifig to The roll call by John P. Collins, that half an hour before the explo- e the committees.” I ask that city freeholder, who was made | sion. he went into the basement e work of this board be not secrétary ef the board, resulted in| with the cook and they found gas | strangled at the outset, but that defeating the minority report by/fumes. He discussed with the cook | fair play and equal representation )9 to 8, the city and county grouns/!thel advisability of notifying the gas be given a chance.” voting solidly for and against this/ company. he said. and had gone Caulfield Chosen Chairman. report. respectivel) Mrs. Ander- | outside to get fresh air when the Temporary Chairman Lehmann 20°" MO’ ed to tanle the majority re- | bla Bt occurred. en called for a vote on the se-/POrt for further consideration. The! Jack Renaud, comedian at the tion of Caulfield for chairman, | YO'® on this was 19 to 7 against, |theater,. and his wife were at the insisting that the reports should be (‘hairman Caulfield joifiing the | - . taken up item by item Over ob- | county s- nine this time Cassidy | eaeaiiaadl jections of both sides. this| was) ™oved to adopt the*majority re- taken Without a record vote, but | POT with an amendment instruct- | vithout dissent, Caulfield was|'r& the Committee on Perman>nt | We Pay More chosen, according to program. Inj ‘'rsanization to bring in a new brief address that plainly was a/'¥U'e &iving equal representation on The vote on plea for harmony, Chairman Caul- | Committees this was | field said: “This thing involves the |!" to ¢ against, Mrs. Anderson join- | health, safety, morals and welfare |!" the county bloc. The final vote. | of a great community Iam going |'hen, was on adopting the county's fo try to be fair and impartial.” ertire program in the majority re- Gardner interrupted the chair- |}! ort; the county cast its nine votes | man to call for the question on the | fr the report and the city’s eight eports. Lehmann sought agpin to | went against it have the questigh divided by items, | The. board will meet again at Then | City Hall July 6. In the meanwhile \Y is not likely.that the committees meet, nor is (but the chair overruled him fsardner spoke as follows: “If there is any unfairness inthe | Wil * , If it comes to threats | was | | at the | Industrial Savings Trust Co. | “| it likely the board | will go far this summer In its wo-k. | Indications are that the couhty will! plosion occurred. insist on adopting the plan of the icity returning into the county. iwhereupon the city can aval itself \of existing State laws, which then would buacdme applicable, to annex adjoining sections, subject to the lelectorate. The county freehold- ‘ers do not favor metropolitan ex- | pansion. | HAVE BEEN LOST IN , _ KANSAS CITY FIRE ,, Continued from Page One. vivors. Only a few members of the bur- lesque company were in the thea- jter, the rath: Beina in nearby res- taurants. James Smith, manager ‘of the theater, said he had ac- ‘counted for all the show people. Miss Merle Fletcher, a chorus girl, who was seated in the orches- , —— tra box, was rescued by two men lafter she had fainted. She said ‘the “whole floor seemed to puff \up.” Miss Fletcher estimated | numver ef persons in the audience at 15 or 206. . J. M. Holmes, brother of J. W. Holmes. owner of the theater, was among those who escaped. When the entire center section of the building collapsed, it sent | bricks and debris into surrounding \streets and broke windows in buildings nearly a block away. on Savings than many munici- pal bonds yield and there are no buying or selling gosts. Get 5% on your money : 714 Chestnut Street / majority report, it’s only in the | jimagination of some ‘member trv- ‘ing to up the county against ithe The likelihood is that this istrt going to work during heated months, and the (om- mittee on Emploves isn't coine function—in a till labsent Kroeger, r that her tees ought to have an odd of members be¢ause in reaching decisions influences might eet city board the to large way the member, Mrs We thought a turns the ot number 50°* on your he such that they couldn't get any- vhere with an even number: As to the question of iwhether the city or the county showld have athe majorities, I don’t confess to being so altruistic that I’m conced- jing everything to the other party “ . @ gave the entire organization or — 7 is board to St. Louis. We have probably inadvertently put four NEW SPRING $10 COAT *2 Just the thing for evenings, the boat, eto. CLOTH $4 $4. ae he ee > on Live hoy i) CAPE, SILK DRESS, _ Convenient PPEN UNTIL S P.M. $30,000,000 and two mite« of eub- 7 cents, the saame as charged here on surface cars, might be the «ate. | New Yorkers who drop a nickel in the box really pey more than that in the form of taxes to support the lieve that if the city financed built the syatem no trouble wou'd be expertenced operating company The city's in. On page 126 of this week’s Saturday Evening Posf is a message of im- } portance to you. G. M. Berry, Inc. ; A seat for every subway passen-. ger is another idea, although some transportation executives deride tt. Smith deriares all | straphangers could have seats if) ears nine feet wide with two seats) on each side were replaced with | cara t2 feet wide with three seats on each side, previded the number of cars were run. periment with such wide cars s pc- ing conducted by British engineers Many St. Louisans are spending |; ™ore than enough to pay the prin- their vacations at home this Sem ‘Smith declared their report thie fal! land Smith will recommend tien of a rapid transit commission |of prominent eitizens and technica! experts to devise ways and means for furthering the project. A vears as impractical, pleasures St. Louis affords. | An Areadian Summer mav he enjoved in your.@wn home if it is Sommer Furniture. At the Prufreck Litton Furni.- ture Co, Pourth and St. Charities, reed and fiber furniture ie now greativ reduced. Rockers for the poreh and lawn are priced as low commission's work and question could be placed before the If the people vote bonds! svetem work | — — —- “could be started ™~ ’ + ' almost.actual cost. IGOE’S, CASS AV. AT 23D ST. The Last Week of Our 3" Anniversary Sale June 30th is the last day, core in, you still have time to save up,to 9-Piece Queen Anne Dining Room Suite lI9 Samples worth much more. Credit a r 1012 N. GRAND 7 ; Terms We are confident that such a value will not be found _ I elsewhere in St. Louis, for we have priced this Suite at This Suite includes a large exten- furniture needs. | | sion table, buffet, six chairs and china cabinet: it is ? walnut. en 2621 Leeust built of seasoned materials and finished in a rich French Dependable Home Furnishers 9 1 rear of the stage when. | $150,000 by Fire hief ‘She Is Still Silent as to Wie | Mary Jones, convicted fieor gave way, according to sur-/kidnaping 3-year-old /von Matuski, March 29. Collins revealed that a feligmen |oner recently had asked the | lito his the child is dead,” Mra. — Rer wife stepped clear of the # as tone of debris hurttea & ‘ vu rourar ene mg. SHEPHERD FOR Hl WOMAN KIDNAPER GETS = 25 TO 40-YEAR PRISE F - came of the 3-¥ 7 Child. | the Aseociated iris NEW YORK, June 26) — —— Objects In | Defense Prosecutor Murder Tria! Criticises Defense Tactics in the Case. ¢ ? al tenced to 29 to 40 years Sitg prison by Judge G General Sessions today. "Py > still is missing. rs . ————_——— Judge Collins ‘had giveau . Jones until today to tell wim DEFENDS OLSON AND knew of the boy's fate, bi 7 mained silent. y Beforé imposing senteng a a oT can't ‘se why she didn't return parents, plied. Early today in the r ose Murder. office she denied this, claim 7 parents knew where thelr enim ° Then she was -confron Sev th . Raymond von Maluskt # CHICAG®. Jut at ihe great | father, who insisted he ow e six weeks of the son was dead. , ) oo ay ta th “If my boy were still ol — ype és os Lyre t ear Lohert would tell where he was. herself a long prison said. e fe Mrs. Jones showed fo om 7 - td} Midd when sentenced. Juste i. when asked if she had anv — SL to say, she replied: “1 only court yeh larly sea to ask why the Von Maluakis és Tt es extended awa) tell the truth.” » > ee from the entrance Judge Collins referred. to M Pros swe fnceed the tury Jones as “cruel and heart ri ag am tatheee “God only knows what has b - sieit mie come of that chiki” he sa id, : ve “pas wee tion « ferring to evidence that Mrs. Jo = 7 St elena aa 7 ey had taken the boy to @ Jonely g Sey Brier ae vn enihier dk | 1 ite in the Bronx after which all @ ineir 1 throuzhoWt the trial was lost. “ee (re Detends Olsom, Ba Jet eB e'f, Judge Har ame , Sry er F. Reich mann ‘r ‘he eefense's allegation RP ee Te Pthat th = 7) iinst Shep ~ 42 P Perc an s trial were s‘eps inp a ShoeMart Spe vic : inst Shep- ry ber m from inherit- FOR CHILDI ing the $1,009,000 estate willed to ; hin he.is lleg j ; \\ “= 9 to have killed h typhoid germs ' lam here because it is my sa- ered dity ¢t.; ere.” Crowe said, | > **Thev | duced a new kind of murd 1 because of that ft fie thy yin murder tria! ) , . of Illinoie« = "Yet si Lod O'Brien would a ———— +3 have vo elieve | am so vile. vena! ‘ and c ‘hat | ld he farced $2.00 Play 4 pto bec . ya napiracs yh an an 4 . a : Crow: reddened and his s 29 cs '@yes rir ‘ ;: he turned and « a ) glared i “I epherd when he ar ee Seaigned the defendart as “perpe- | Stutdily made of Taw ee. new *mecket of See on Reng fH ak os heir feet with a half dozen objec- exible : we: tions as Crowe talked and ©' Brien sole. All sizes from Made numerous sarcastic com- size 5» to size 2 for ments from his seat. and girls. . “They wanted to laugh this case Out «* Crowe forced bhe- court heel PWhether gy? not the Built, by the kind of Bprements to a jury.” j The pre ¢ tter ertticised She ;- PRerd for livin: defendant is defense iz iaw., influential friends vue and for walt- . Ravine i hoet of ; to rush er hi« PaNZ until the last moment te dens p the charces against him . ,s . . The defense objected that iv it- Girls White Sinuating that Shepherd should | phave called character witnesses the $332 ; Prosecutor was committing a re- ;————_— } pYversible error . 4 Crowe dilated upon hia charge? Girls’ dainty little that Shepherd was a shiftiess “pan- in White Kid with : handler” who had been egy.rtent te open work. Low flat plive 5 ovears in plenty provided hy Heel, sizes 11% to 2,46 pate little style. ye Ms purpose in cross-ex- es: aMining * man was te prove he In Patent Leather... ...-«: Was a Crowe told the jury as Also White Kid, 2% to Re no Qaeer at eee is own words and left i iad h branding himself a liar With } . [If was the only purpose in if : Me Court and cross-examining Mm now what he «ald then.” 7 * ys Shepherd Was Caught. | heph. ’ : doudly caught, Owe said .) t* was when he took the wit- E 8 stand «nd denied he murdered EB.) Me«"line ; : . mhnLOCcwm. iu did not deny a he COR ersations _ ©¥ had with him = 7 Rewart wanted me to ask him Pounded Rg ef: + , j Ger iais (Crowe said. ote am Dee. 12. in ~ Shepherd's lawyer. Why did Ce... Twelfth hoclevard - ad 4 Ait nave Shepherd deny them?’ ‘Member Audit uv eee x! F Boome ne h ae ; ' — -——— ie he zs had happened. when MEMBER UF _—s = 2 ai ora rote to Miss Stella lhe Pree ESF he had bee a tied to the use for | q e hac en pauper- oes Giepa tober credited te ® An ; ?? fy ho was eonsidering re life od bes] tomy . ‘¢ “ local newe po : ‘8 office and drifting away > yO aaa ! 7. l. the prowecutor said. | 4 BSCRIPTION | et “as « lar when he swore he A 7's When he sajd nothing =~ wae happerrs a had PPened _ ‘We e- Somet hina tthe defen: ! (Brien responsibie iculty Tr’ & lift Situation ie Shepherd. wife >” © . wis rw nm * he \ of the : mur? : ARRAYGNS ug» “PANHANDLING’ When | ~ OTHER WITNESSES | Glares at Defendant as He Denounces Him as Guilty of a New Species of | ' will cover the whole ‘brother from 'mass or perjury.” he | , m fro? their hired claquers ve ars. n fudement for pemey brought here.” tile Trust Co. of St. I Crowe said the reason he put i} been upheld by the 8t Jadce (7,80nN on the witness stand | Court The lft gation peas to give Stewart and O’Brtenlinto the Federal Cour a: OT | : Wwiewy Te ike rood their of original! jurisdiction . ‘ahatat eoivrvcer =? , Tre , , ‘ ** omer . s > wk “ne tatement that we ment je for netes for $ Girls ( ‘an vas Will show his case is a frame-up: by the bank and inter i Marry Olson has a financial tnter- Fe ‘a mee in it.’ ure ; 4 . ! : H POSTAL $1 aid Arraicns Shepherd Tactics, ' rl Wha’ you think of tactics of: MM ain : ae ane, | . . | Girls’ White Canvas One pthat sor: What do you think |“ “uch Blager Movems iris ite as e a | 7 , Says Prderaf Kid trimmed. Broad mer the method in vhich this case | MEDIC toe White 4 3 Bas been defended? Sh ikspeare | ty the Associated Press s. All ieee 11% me Pete exid that the apparel ‘oft pro-| PARIS, June 26.— iY ; . - aa M@aims the man You can often telllin Paris was reeumed yesterday's walkout, marked by an invasior | postoffice by a numbe who held the place f until driven out by th The carriers returt ipon an order from th eration. Lt was annow resumption order wa hecause the men were | the Government's agre their overdue bonus, ‘there l« a much bigg in view and the Fede: to choose ita own tt tion.” - oo RUBSER HEELS REDUCE SHOCKS TO THE BRAIN ——— Salaried Employes | Thet r Brains—Paying Promptly Is a Great | Rorrow enough at Lecust, City Ch y 89 A. M. te & eA. MM. & ——— ——_ DAWS io rT Dail

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LL SPATCH ae WS [is _ — P eee oe — rae ——— — + —- — Ae hich then Property damage w ca °° to annex | $1 50. aan by Fire : hi as Placed 7 Subject to the © Chief Hendersog, » SuNnty freehold- S ; ' , 5 WOMAN KIDNAPER GETS 25 TO 40-YEAR PRISON ite, befropolitan @x- TERN. She Is Still Silent as, as to Wha came of the 3-Year-. , Child. oo Be . seociated an * *"PANTANDLING: LOST IN CITY FIRE ,, , eo e 5 POST-DISPATCH i FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 1995 NM oo , 4 oo). ; ace ee: Se Defense Objects When sCording to sur- ! xi . ; uésda be | | kidnaping oy Y uf . reg 3-year-old Raimonae J Prosecutor in Murder caf the bur- . mn Matluski, March 29. eines e ; ae. Police Jud B ener « re in the thea- cage to 29 to 40 years “mi Bing Tria! Criticises Defense : ge eck An- —————$_$_$___—____ — --— in nearby res- |; £g prison by Jud . : i ey go BONER ' . Detectiv . Tay} mith, manager han , se one today. The s ic ase. as re 18 Mounted District was pe , ' " Oe and a $i check missing Ry the Associated Press ih hed ac: st s missing bo y ~ our $ ‘ rplexed. rom the cash registe! Als WICHITA, ) ’ ; | ter, Also a sult Kan., uae show people J udge Collins ‘had given M t on New Regula- hi What am I going to do with of clothes,.a $7.50 silk shirt Ie ‘The chivairy of ve aa we : ones unt oa " / Aim ‘ata he ry aa ' mar : - j : ; “ et r @©4 smer nr cher, a chorus | me il today to tell w hat ". DEFENDS OLSON AND tions Fo ~ First F D demanded Am I going i. aby of $1.50 socks and the por-1{18, cost , cnceeen. td the orches- es of the boys fate, but om ri - ew ays. to bring a guy like otras il iter's new hat Mine wouldn't fit.’ 8. cost him: the sight of one eve’ : maine er ; , n tnat into the PUT s i 3 ; , an = - : . ted by two men, creat | . OTHER WITMN ES SES Station” What’'l! the ’*@abiad 3 Sl h a lavout like that he'll be! ind perhaps of both nated. &§ aes m postin : ay?” and he ¢ OF aptain , looking for high life,” Elmer was ; ' ; She said Collins revealed — sentence, Judge em re Police finger: ap ! he pointed an accusing | Soned, and went s babes ~ une “se an attacked with a pitch med oO puff that a felin bicclors Re. Arie! 4 Robert Buhn a : eer, Se arching for the oT vesterday k | in, wil ~~ whe ‘al oner recently h W pris- lay. charged with at 10 vho stood |«rrant bartende n he warned estimmuted the arts ad asked Mre J Glares al Mefendant as H ‘ Wie i ‘ p. Mm. yesterday in a ea le bi ot ei er Hie found himithree men against ! in the audience 4 she didn’ : return the pn e - (?} ‘ new no-pa *k ne i? S616 Manche ain . nN Te rite ?f hanging onto the bar in ‘ ' ' ' nsulting aA paris ; - ito his pare * ehild . . bi e ee ” | shoes in dg: nus'| a saloon at Third ;: : of girl bathers In 1° , the chit eer a can't do that: Denounces Him as Guilty | é: whtown business dis- ; pj, * minus a hat, mintts suit st St. Lou a m . me sroadway. kanss . ea e: ther ar J. b §, plied bs dead,” Mrs. Jones riy is yu? we ica nus, in fact A t} . sen ti ‘ nsf, respite nadent in bor- po ay River north of here. Both # = . So nec man sho ; 7 . cre iner Poy! : pes ' . . ae the theater, was > re of a New Species of ' ~~ a rid ‘ear in pul C baie i, ry Rut “A hen favior - his eyes were punctured by tines aped | Pron today in the ae , Vas i *l on [ei ine storv of Buhn’'s g} ' —— him to the Montg romery of the fork. His right eye was de ‘ | office e cuto > tins back to tw oh yan it goes saioon the propriet stroyed j wider ty center section | mead denied ‘this, claiming he Murder. e I tine o $23 | ; wo weeks age when hei $6 checl Bhai “ etor claimed his “wi se and physicteria said it may new wh ! - © - appeares it the ve Pie - 7 im cash which was| - ecessary to remove h: lapsed, it s@Mti Then she wa ere their child was ® ealied to ry tase ind ap- emaining, and al! the clot! med #0 aes TOE eye Into surrounding | Raymond v S conmtronted = with ¥ 1 agp te gy proprieton 1omas Montgomery, | which shielded Buhn f us| =6Harry Pa ’ = windows ‘'n| | father, wh von Maluskt, the boy’ ‘CHI “AG ; ' oe : s fully ac- | felt | “hs breeze. exeept h’‘ Es adie oe etl Rowles 16. eet) 39, “Gnd Paul () ni‘ , rr] ,r¢ yi! chia ‘ e sory ' . . i be! ‘ } 9 : . - block away. resin fe rg insisted he believed 5 *HICAG wu rhe: grea! j é ‘ 7 | | . sald Mont ince: dete | inderclothing | hag > ° ie oth a Augusta, Kan . as ead. his. ef ae , | nm > SEES Wwiihel sy ‘ ' . * ae * ‘ pea for eoveriny : «lt cnaree: with th ‘ . ers is only Aa “T 1 cre | f ~|¥ Woes } ’ = : Al al i) hear tor his . e attack. f ° it ene 7’ rmpiaint Peter " an | . . prisoner y oun } : a 7 the scene and a | Oe: 8 boy were still alive, sh ¢ earing foucl , ssion to th ! rit ists. similarly Ne r ‘ . erday. He said | Not for Buhn's anal min ab ail mR ya and hits brotf - , = ; ’ , : GOW" wt (j ‘> . aa ‘ - ; | ~** ,7 ‘ ‘en 9 “| . ® lock away. herself me where he was to ‘an duuriroom today to | \ 7 comtinuances.|ter. I gave nin ut--in the gut-;the feelings of bec io sat when the re wares ae oe ee ’ on > . eu ee ) * i) ne ot! P e or lla , - l a iob as ; ce oe . : . cap ain, men came ’ after the explo- said. . prison sentence, a! he .f rowe - es Atte ‘ ’ } | were charged | tender handed out “ ol , oo lg je finallv softened and bank of the stream and we Pao = : ' : rne r) le ae rea’ atl , 7 —_ ; Si le elot 16s ' d ‘ ” ‘ us - l of the theater; Mrs. Jones sh f, clot! ons by! and let him live in my place onated a pair of trousers and a ing insulting language. When the } amall «torres owed no em y : ’ , ‘ i a ‘ lee rween 2 = An . A } ACE up- pair nt weatherthe ate vouth } ‘ ‘ who was in th ‘| hen sentenced Just Otion bf} che): ' , renth stredts. ara ; And what does this guy/the point of s!) aten socke On]. attempted to make the men { hase @ejwhen a p-evious — iu is ‘ Eleve seine ™ nde re of shoes he was aa ada-| **2¥® the vicinity roof and floor to say. 2 sy if she had anytulel of p Ns ‘ hy ™ HE above photograph shows the interior of th ; ;¥ “a bost-Dispat . = A ‘ nN ~ ee petween Tay lor shook h & . | | man’ Let Buhn gO W ithout sheen he said. 2 he was attacked. Ses the game | e replied: “I oni rium. The pool covers th e Coliseum as it has been ) | en ca ce Land. nee is head politely and de 4 ean tenn hem. ey A m \{ ’ agk why the Von M n y want fou! j Li , as center, is 14 feet dee . f e entire arena, 197 feet by 88 f e reconstructed for a natato- ’ >] ‘ Veen ety, Be dee _ es : Ww se ssed nis ign rance. ing avert! . a lavior. “ ork. ter Insulting the women with (tell the truth. aa aluskis don't SO) an: ‘ wt « , ming meets. The pat Me “ eet long and 25 feet wide, and be Pong The swimming pool, shown in the nd ‘4 and rm ae ine Ws mild in pi &., ednesday night , age | pall el a sca nt his sta- their language,” asid Henderson vibe wreckage | | Judge Collins referred from the e1 | be set over the deep nes! for b 43 feet high, is shown at this wah of Ge ad high diving and swim- those Who Were Fined ' oo he harge of the place. When | South Dakota ee by YORTS: GS, 5 “aimee on the operating table at a ng. scream- | J red to \ | oxin eep pool. A ) vine ee midnight he’s . clad as outlined oo pital, “one of Jones as “cruel irs, | will cover th g events, when ch wooden floor m S n \\ ldnight he’s gone} warrant _ A ne of the men threw " + meme and h Pros be 4 e whole arena chairs may be pla ay William | 2m the place is wi | Warrant will be asked for h tone whie , : . 4 re said. J | God only knows wht hes a it | for dancing. y placed on the arena, or another floor ‘6d | Sta dedin 26 on is wide open. There das i 1 for him to- a e V ar h hit one of the girls on ct out.’ /come of as b a | ad began t ne pee - Harry J be gy th Rey. en e 16 climbed to the be that c 6- in 2 — brother o - bt aie Masto? ave. | - ——— or rank and mpered in fight- | ferring oi , hild,” he said. ree i ther from Little Rock, Ark.., ee : —_- -—— = sy by hye —— MARKET CO ¥ 0 isked them to be more careful the north wall evidence that Mrs. J ae en) listened to Crowe. Shepher 5 4 ; 1. | 8403 Hen NTROL tions, garages They then dared . Na A had taken the boy to a ' ones . Will ' _ tio? 4 the Sad “ . " i pne! d he ard | ate heights and a 4%-foot diving , ‘ ! ’ ~ nim 49 : / BI DE } ? ge: or other business | , , ; rer metro come near- BAT S Stewart a : ne states torney’s io wi om : , g . -it LL TE ,enterprises likely ¢ star es gail aren in the Bronx after ehaih al place GRR Brien ns | eo ble emotion ee he a : ' mp Bonner, 4218! FEA D chart te t ee likely (to Tene ‘Sei when ts me 4 - geen eo paper ; i lay motio . . _ als © } . . ‘ ‘ ac was an ~ a ig 4 was lost. all trace Mtheir te ¢ Fe ies . Seating Capacity Increased + inster place, Jamies H. Get BY ALDERMEN DPoules ? of Lindell, from Grand! One of th " lt — ee our an y : ! he i ‘ . Ss oer f evyliqnhle of testi Cy atin ‘ ° Giac , Y Sauel , : Li evar to Kinesh r} ‘ ; : etit ja vir cl me in th " ' ——— Sti Hei g capacity, formerly statin (;ore ah "@ Continue t wor ingshighway. The | ' . e ler electrical curreng Cre Defends Olson. | ' h | em here ta oat owner's By 5 la y, formerly Th etek- ¥ ae eae w bster inued from Pasze One. ‘Vote was 23 for and five " with a pitchfork and then evers fi 4 . F: ' mass or periurv.” dus : e jarena, and 9000 with , : dman,, 4998 Ber-}| On governing the ive against thing went bh a om” pEnen CoUls ry UGge MHar-| perjury,’ said the State's it, has been increased 2! “aaa a» Avenu Russe! | Hill, 2255} like! ; rning the market, it scicimmeae ordinance, lack f -_ ‘ | ' A. Torne'’ oT | oon . . Cres = AA «VUU DY y , f , Jv . eiVv tnat P =. To ‘ ~ , “4 =a ' toh a That is the charge by elimination of unsigcht? sainaee Wiaais ' avenue and Mrs. Thomas ential the patronage of the! Alderman Eilers, in voicing op : ’ ( : > xs ‘7 ce VN « , ang er ss a . ai : I ‘ Iojiliv S . . . . Phy 4 1 y ; ; ~ firemen, who gr eclense’s allegation | irt and O'Brien sii Dateaee the upper tier The cotamne man Reilly, 4542 Forest Park boule he in 8 pice to two jobs, will | position to the ordinance, said } t the 7) ea = “T deal wi - ata he columns have} var a ands of , ance, sald he er we Sho M . herd at on ee ileal with crime. I do not li-| Swimming Mee _ | been shaved down to half size t ae missione rape the Health Com-|considered it unc MANUFA rarrowly escaped e art pectals rick ¢ is were Sens inkl... If I did everyone of iS eet of Aquatic increase angles of \ i i * r age Another block was added by tl pe rvi i r, who has a sanitary su-| added th 1 == slur - L*?* ‘ x ‘ j 7 - - 4 Ms Ss on c a . ( er t . : i. st a ‘ . aa , . ‘ eats Fin . ‘ ver > , | at he § , = walls *Tollapsed FOR - cheb ewart and O'Brien's clients would Stars W il] Be Held In New have been painted cre: nae t Prafi Council vesterday to tl the renting the place, and that! saw no reason in! of High-Grade Proven leaping to the DREN | m from inheri have diplomas fr . h; t 2 am gray to; downtown esate! p vies ng of the stalls and gaz: | passing it as it di ' ne buildi | Bee the’ $1.009.000 ex: mnerk-| opr " om me. | Salt Water Pool Reaeeeres Pan. C0 Cei0r Seno Braaéw no-parking district, It|SPace will remain with the en . | undertak . SPEC ' : ng. ite willed ¢ trien of defense counsel spoke | . ‘ Opening of tt pee - tis Broadway between Frankli troite e Comp-) um ertaking establish ing Gas | him oy | ne he tact ‘only an hour yester th cee os ning of the pool for swim-! nue “so pan Sys" -er until some other Ral | ‘ste stablishments as was « parol se n | Bto have killed wv thant ian hy his } le ia 1 Oe eee Ce 5a : ming by the public will not take i mg bet street. No parking made. The Health C spel i * | eee sted by persons interested in king Representation tn «) e ezro aes : ' \ rmNol LS rerrmns r)) IPA AS UE journms: nt ar} pla unti 3 4 . Will }e allowed t} er 4 , m . v} ene. "38s yrreservin y : : ; am . - . os al ‘ ( oF . - p. m., begin- | . elfare. The Safety Direc- | mittee e th e [Legislative Com- ma ; : ie “The 7 } e@ said.:° i, cn: gra" i ) rie r) Hie i . fnew tte w ay yinpic te: oe . ae em : : LCA ednesday. i or, throu h : . . oO e boar 1 . before the e yi luced ; le ) de- yr its reopening, with a sw : : teat. in 1924 will be > | & his control of ard yesterday re- Writ xDik»- : ' new ini lared it was ;: ini ” with a swimming ; " ‘ : | . ad “ , ———ee — and ~ — ’ ye enir . |savinge Wi Vy or the first time in some vears it JUG0- SLAVIA BARS BULGARIANS prunning. unattended f or | de clarineg I nN 1 ¢ pposition, differ: i i ae ISsfiiments of os — — iiindlon ot the an a s . ins ’ cent man - is possible to see at a glance that | utes in addaditic a, “3 20 min- | cand oe le saw no reason for the} told | iaracter, As has been ‘ ‘row: I : re a , : ‘ ‘ ‘ ue us ‘ il yy) o parking in fron s ne ani urgine +t) ee: , tf . Abdou} "0 800 ‘ ; Wife were at the 7 29 eyes nur eddened and -his | COURT re ome material is red brick. No Declines to v ixe Passports—More lof 704 Chestnut street Pe ) ' | serve finan nt nd ie board to con-jsigned petitions AE hetettess have " aa Eetar > ‘ , ened ald DENIES INJUNCTION housecleaning of the sort had been Convictions in Bomb Plot re@trieted hours He will ain . RENE sai s by defeating it. The|iselvea ta vw ps pledging therm- ie area al " Erne F ‘ ae 1 Tr) > =i > . . 12 vw . . > : - : . ‘ ar Td | : voter »T) t} : . te rr rr | waioned the a pherd | when he a ittempted since the building was, By the Associated Press. Police Judge Rosecan’'s ; iment of t} at , — amend beauty of that 6 ' — , the Sturdi l I . h , me defendas : bey ry | HALT SALE OF RAILROAD erected on the side f l"hrie’ : . Thursdadav ans court | f the Board of Estimate and ’ at thoroughfare LO | i fs y made of Tan os SES « naw adect : perpe- | od i aria a sid of hrig’s SOFTA. Bulgaria, lune ok “a : |Apportionment to cut the ay ae | Alderman Wimer's resolution for | oys or irls. the Siew cles of murder.” . "beta ee ee a Tugo-S } thers Given Sum priatio = () appro-/;a summe! , Wat ae sare ; 7 , vis — ae non: prise n to $5000 at junke : , More | flexible USKIDE ves i. 7 t and D’Rrien were bn Mercantile Trust Co. of St. Louis! The new owners bought the place | »-Slavia has refused since yeS-| The others summon ss ves President ath | i and defeated it,| Rapid Transit C . for the Special ON CR et with ; al , ) Holds $10: eo in Marct | terday to permi i gf ies yned were: tag seu and Aldermé . ¢ ee ommittee was d sole. All size i half dozen obijec- e 8.000 Judaeme J ? waren. Its new plan ‘s that f - I rmit the passage of Hiern Barb: 1: } rman Kuhs} feate ‘’ ' ue g§ Ss from litt e tots” 4 tions as (" ‘ ; _ ent Against M . i: iat oO : an sarbagliia of 1915 Coo veIng the only i . \\ immer h j D , it fnike ” 1) ‘TT ‘ re: dec lared th ; ress U fo h size 5, to siz bors ‘Ma liked and ©’ Brien I.& G. N. Line idison Square Garden in New.| Bulgarian subjects through Jug ; Street and Peter - av yen, Dy | members s! r the 4th - mY , »s } . , = " . ‘ . , . . 4 N : x : ¢ a vote 5 ay ‘ : ers s a! ‘ . —. munici and girl e 2 for oie d nume) ws surcastic com- 13: t Le ite) } reas. ' y ork. the only similar plac a +} RTP wi, ; i ae | Sout) T} ‘ely 1: irs he] of BOS] of 15 aves and 13 noes the the a | ! 1] ! ret the bye nefit of Snappy nglish Suits o s. nis from his seat DALLAS, Tex lune - ‘ecountrs a oi ein the, °'aVia DW) declining to vise their ; ates hirty-seventh street, park- measure was then recor j experience of other cities and there ‘They want it : 1 -} United States Dist | C song hg pan . E.; A. Nare 2 a ; or selling ( court Crowe forced he - rs day denied an application by al Arenas Syndicate of New Y ws then cat re Mat se eral Jugo- pe me Are t mice of 8751 Burton The Municipal Bridge tax meas-! Dresses——Ensembles n clenched te _— d 1© International & Gre: . a ‘ oll Oe ee subjects recently took ref-| - ie, St. Louis County + of | Ure Was rec i. aD 5% on your be tg | ‘ They want- = i a 23 Arica & Great Northern An even greater transformation ssiaaie tell eats ital. ell as “a a pl dos | 04 Weeth: Mintt etree ae front of | oe” aaa re ommitted on the motion | — Thousands Do a comedy. make a bur- |.; for a temporary injune- has been accomplished inside. T) Maetsia Ceeer , Sn dnd EO-| 5.99 ‘aggre ee ie om 4 to} ”* rman Wiehe, chairman of ! S.C RETR PR A Wh N fue out of it. have !aurhter i tion to prevent its enforced sale solr aeleiean al that ns , eee. , 7 nment is refusing the), .m.; Alex Sprich, 2508 North | the Public Utilities Committee, wh y ot You? Dr “auenter In weailinn: Matalin . >a iat cavernous)! Vises through fear thi hese ref Spring avenue, f t colar » sf Le 4 i i y " , : =. Zz on the witness stand bps } i I by the State Supreme Sance This will provide a quite victed 14 more pers 8 of 5 . nie to 6 Pp m.: lake if wires a. Hts i e known that he was anx- SELLS 7 N. BROADWAY . ) vive mm? go ; pur sh » Th9 . + . . . f iff. *o ‘ . , 80 7 p: “Li ° ; as —. r* ) - & 8 i ie ¢ ; wy ag | WW and >’ hrs rm | ies l _ rhe i] iza 1OnN yas brought eh rent S ‘tting than was avail- pation in the Sveti Kral fat) edr ) South Rroadway. front of alt : 4 | bill , lat this and the investigation AMERICAN EXPRESS OPP. AL GENTs—Z iy. | eer oe Federal Court on 4. pier able in former years for the Veiled) omb plot, sentenci eet ‘cas axenue, fro1 yon Ree He ye rushed to passage. y choosin tet IY lof original ju pia | Prophet's | lled plot, sentencing seven of u rom 4 to 6 p. m.; Al Lindell ¢ | LERS’ CHE iI | [ tatement that une | rivina; jurisdiction The judg i o 1¢ Ss ball and the presentation ‘hem to death The nur ' f vin Hartwick 4951 M: , « ° 2 : 4 ( Irdinance Passed. CKS show this case is a fray |ment is for notes for $103,0' of “The Miracle” next Christ th vustegpacriads ‘lay , ; so Margaretta; The board passed an Jin: Open Every Day Until 5 P. he pee | a frame-up:;: | cee etait 3.000 held x hristmas. hose condemned is piling up. but avenue. front of 616 Lucas avenue prohibitin ‘ ‘ ordinance Saturday until 6.w P. A M. ed iis ‘ inane ] ton ¢ . Lie rs ai Tie Teron? "4 ; . ; ic «cr -¢ ; , ; i " : . , ne “ . ti - a4? a financial intér- | nk and interest. Can Change Pool Into Arena. 't is generally believed many of the]. Oo ¢ p. dell 1 ee ee a Lin- | Eighth — Betw f. Make it a three-ti For balls the patented scl sentences will be »mute : oulevard of ofl filling sta- | , Olive and Locust | der. Res mos oe eee ee Arraiz ns Shepherd T ' of the re . d scheme se MM commuted owing A oo | . ults al { certain through Girie B serazin stepivra tactics. | FRENCH POSTAL STRIKE ENDS ot ‘p90! and erring 0° w ive 0 King Horis’ opposition to th momne ) Vont-Diapatch Wantn - oad mn you tl rk of ttn ie O00 ain | eac} —_ , shine * The hang r - ; | postoffice by a deere diy ws Marnie “egg ised nse ctators seated there | Vigorous Offe nsive Near | OO omy Wa herd , ' , Criticised She} i wh. he) . ; c« ers | ‘9 sce over 1e next row'’s he “Al ior \ cr ° . SRS ie’j | the i ‘oe Yr ’ A be i ads. Brin . | Plionaire’; } ing 16 years in a im.l-] until dt , en an “we rs a apres y The whole arena is covered by | By the ~~ reer y vd Commer Attar ie aay . Ss homie in "a fashionan) cote = > i J 1e police. the shallow pool whic , A : s uh . iated lTrers ; burb, io: : tik ing law ‘nd | ' Che ten irriers returned to wor] feet lon - - ’ ic h is 19% I EZ, I: rench NMiorocco, June rg having a host of influ nti Sa , - ;uponan order from the Postal Fe Mi fre 2 auton 8 feet wide, sloping Abd-el-Krim. the Riffian lea " : i on tai f influential friends | eration 1; dee Sti ad | ym a depth of 14 inches at the began : . ade -_ . iz resc?! ‘ | ‘ . aS « it) > T 5? ; - : : . cb vig ; uS ) © 21" } unti) ne ede scue and for wait- | resumption os aati eg ge that the! sides to 5 feet at the edge of the 74za today nia the , ee r ‘4 i] the ln + . ' ‘ : PLaddy *¥ , was riy ; 2 (ile AN, ATié 1e Tra O° 7 ‘ " the * ton - moment to deny | hecause the me : oo en, not! deep pool, which is 14 feet deep. 75 attacked The rench coun tee : res against him : en were satisfied with | feet long 0 . » os ' e battle was contin = oly The defense objected t} | the Government's agreement to pay | t long and 25 feet wide. The | m8 this afternoon with Rifti OMe cd that 4° ‘ , ‘ ay : was iL Binuating that Shep! pier gt heir overdue bonus, but becauee | ore only ‘will be used in|/!osses heavy. 7 J Rave calla : pherd should) “there is ; . ‘ @€i swimming meets. The : ° i Z allied character witness he s a much bigger movement | slide 1ere are two o Tle: ‘a | >i 4 . » | s ; See ecutor was committing . in view and the Federation wishes | , two springboards at moder- \ Versible es f ik re | re.- to choose its ow? time ¢ i ae Crow tion.” ; i) aCe} yah dainty little Sandal Tie 3M tha: Bhe a lated upon his charg | * ite Kid with considerable ee ann snittions “pye: — = n work. Low flat Rubber “ ert. Whe had heen eoy,rent = New ' little — 11% to 2, a dressy a! Sorte previdede:> ADVERTISEMENT i . e¢ style F . i 3 i In ata om L > > My Only purpose in cross-ex- | RUBSER HEELS REDUCE e a nne In Patent Leather........$348 Manns "0 00 5 cross-ex-| SHOCKS TO THE BRAINS M ; 2¥4 to 7 $4.95 h a ilar.’ Crowe to} i th jury mews ° (Main Floor pt Pointed ee ee uite 7 "l had } , 7 a Shepherd. | Salaried Employes Should’ RKest Mar with ap randine himself a| Their Brains—Paying Debts e Ais «FV ; > 2 sal ; . ~ : nti Pye cenghendbanee im Promptly Is a Great Relief | bing ba. \ ad tne only purpose in Se an, ra s $ 95 ; LY ate cC Lf) Pee ords of the Pro- Ro = : = the 4 Ourt ana cust orrow enough at legal rate sayy to ay vin Pace to Bin Shoes . re . cl -examining | interest to pay all your obligati WwW — °, ~ sae 9 waore fi Nays Sheptl " “ it he said then.” | then repay us wee kly, semi , oan Pte en Hore. rao erms - oF tnerd Was Pee Bat oes y, semi-month- Ww : a al “tae = ele ¢ me mi d was doubly Caught ht ly or monthly within a year regi at rapper, 45c We sa Add, lout: ‘ugh . w " “ L | whe not be f Bly vc. denied he murdered | y - rift Co. BI | e ound ° oe tnt ' nn, aid net 1, ‘ 1632 Locust, City Clab B il ii ouses, 45c | dressin mak fi e bad this Suite at ST. LOUIS POS ia CONnVers Honk Aen enh ri ewe vv MI to 4:30 “~y ~ ag 1012 N | d £ es ne -- $31. 50 ag gota nd r ST-DISPATCH they had with hi nae wok Mondays, ® A. M. to 7 P.M. . GRAND | Sala lee | $29 OO .caracity a large exten- oT “Blow in with him | M. OPEN UNTIL 8 r m | 7" S. You can pa _ ¢ white Le aan * ® 50 pounds $ 00 $24 75 Depend Founded oe | ; fed —_ ae . . 9 elie oor o t- —— “Sats . re _ cabinet ; it is Tec Jong PULITZER 7 denials” e Pome to ask him | make yours ood ments 3 ore tages Interior white enamel, bad ~ ible, eco- ri Publishes De lalis Crow a and removable Shelves =—_——— nomical and very |} AG sy vy e S84 ’ a? i - ite ’ oe . res i - , 0 a rich French Co.. vcs a3 puolening | alae ful d ii é [ am | with Premier. Our wire shelves......... aaliadiad oe wire and priced. Has ene large - ints! al hina SP Setcastwse'wa aa) DAWSON OPTICAL Saas tc cote a MEMBUENW UF ation Somer ave Shepherd deny them?” Or CO. free book tells you $34.3 od a eo Ss 60-pound ice capacity. rhe jo ma rk usd, h hi had hanp¢: | r ultate 616 Pi h e ca- $38 00 Capacity Ihe Aasovtated tree = ww Pare *phera | happened when rescriotions Pine Repairing ow. pacity of a. peunae, is eo 7 titled to the use for 2 ‘oF a Genii, wrote to Miss Stella are Street and Leneaes white enamel food pounds Shelves are 5 olds credited to or E that he had been 7 ss : Daplicated compartments, solid adjustable and remov- of ice. Whit pounds . And *} " n tuape ie lowest 5 ardwood Case etc able (“ase is hard 7) ' Mad enamel =_— ; Pri . woer ntertor, hard PINE Is Of fen was considering ip interior white enamel. case, removable wie 4 TOM fy ce and drifting away cr $53. 0 - ty —— ee 2 4 BSCRIPTION uy MAIL in He Was . . prosecutor said, dv pacity vy of 115 ca- ‘ 00 $22. 5 ice chest. A ; _ * dar when he swore ] B® solid. “pounds - idl mae trey 38. a0 ' cece ip one nowt y om vear......8! rr wheni h ore he °5 ad 4 hardwood case == A aves? galvanized y one veer... ' said nothing DRESSING white enameled food shelves. Interior gal- = pounds Extra lara an om year. » 36 6 @ ~ happened Somethin 1 a | In Absotnte . -ompartments. vanized. Very roomy white en ame ; res 00 a yr order Pened i ad | Be | Sani guirantee _ Recipe book on request to takes but little space compartment rE... exchange rows : ‘ of satislaction wes.. FP. H. Leggett & Co ~ are r ‘ } Velvered » pl ~ rrier @ ‘Wwt-of- We held the 4 with evere pair Wed... «» New York emovable : fart. ;' e.rer tactica of ‘ Thars hy Dally cnty soe Dealer: Sis Fe wt! OBrien responaibl SO 25 TRY PREMIER COFFEE TOO & — er }i1 : a. & ih 6 > a > _ pn nee P le ; tae) a ew be. .* « wed e ~ty we et > x ~ bed one oe me —— lat - “ erior of Colis seum n With New Convertible Natatorium — ~ a ~ PARKING RULE VIULATORS LET UrF WITH COSTS ‘ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee —_— -- = _ Ingratitude Costs Man — pgqaganetl YOUTH STRUCK IN His Job and Clothes) tyes yimHPmcHr0Rk South Dakotan. a Who Was Befriended by| aloonkeeper, Taken to Cell After $257 isappears From Cash Register. He Warned | Men Against In- sulting Girls and Lost One Eve as Result. ~

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1 ”" Jn = Te - a AN UNPARALLELED OPPORTUNITY: INCOMPARABLE VALUES! EY nal STORE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 8:30 P. M. sl MEN’S 75¢ COOL MESH KNIT cS 2 gpm SHIRTS and DRAWERS y Gin, hed: . fettion gare _et meereh Mme tt wneaer femme for men 4 poune tern, rene tog well + Bmp in oll alves The » bavce @howt ateerrven with ribbed outta. elaetic keit ribbed omlar- ELECTRIC FANS, 6 In, Blades, With Cord and Plug, $2.98 $6 STAR ELECTRIC FAN, 7-In. Blades, Guaranteed, $4.39 MEN’S KHAKI PANTS ::.. 79c Mens $4 Wool Pants, lh! weight, newest Summer styles, paw $2.95 Men's $6 to $8 Wool Drece Pants, Prince of Wales style, paw $3.95 Men's Better White Duck Pants, newest style, all sizes $1.98 Geoune U & Wavy White Sailor Pants, all sizes Half Price Men's $3 Whaki Breeches, lace bottom, in all sizes $1.95 Men's and Young Mens $5 Hhaki Breeches, double seal, al! sizes $2.95 5 GENUINE U.S. ARMY HAMMOCKS One white duck the lewe are made ; of ehtra quality mantia rope Dollar On Sale In Our Basement % BAAND WEW, COMPLETE New folding Ouls, army style, hardwood frame, heavy canvas top, full size $2.99 $4 folding Armohaws, lor yaoht or porch, khaki seal and back $2.95 Beller folding Camp Stools, made of selected wood 49c $0.60 Faulding Camp lables, hardwood, roll top, full size $3.95 Hasvline Camp Stoves, 2 burners, folds up, tully guaranteed $4.75 lenis, avio or wall style, sive 717 feet, 10-07. duok $8.95 Khaki Auto lente, sive Jil leet, heavy 14-07 waterproof duck; complete $11.95 575 Fhaki Waterproo! Auto lente, 718 feet, heavy 14-07. duck; complele $14.95 Wall lente, eve (iB laet, heavy 10-07 while dvok, new; complete $10.95 Wall lente, Ox 10 leet, 14-02. khaki waterproof top, new: complete $15.95 6 mee CHILDREN’S 25c SOCKS Merterrizend etth finteh rene be fanes plain “whvite or tlaoh shit) thie aetecwn's ne we ao | + yt roll tope tries wettl all awhd, pair Be fF , GENUINE THERMOS ? “1 VACUUM BOTTLE. Quart Size | Pee Royal Hot or Gold 39 C JUGS agi ‘| | et Vay * 88 Hood S 32. 50 Brown Canvas Shoes Pale - Utiulne Ther we Se Genuine Thermos Vacuum Bottle; same model as iittustrated. GQuaranteed perfect. On sale Saturday only The ae ee "es ) ORR ge OF we Ebene "Tira Gacmevcd vcwat welt rubvwthe-s breve be “ wim beok ie harial Weoarbig shue Prantl Livy curter trent Alp “dae Mens and Boys’ Lace-to-Toe Athletic Shoes, rudder soles. ail sizes 99c Genuine Neds, ‘or ladies, brown, white soles, all sizes. a pair $9c Men's Stylish Quiords, valves up to $6.50 a pair. choice $3.95 Men's $8 Oxiords. styles up te the minute, tan, diack and drewn $4.95 NS MEN'S $3 STRAW HATS. NEWEST STYLES si cs_st*w . $1.49 MEN'S $2.50 WOOL GABARDINE CAPS, ee a oe - (e) . i nr I —— Introductory Offering of Peter Pan “Opa Hue” Powder ‘14 ATURDAY S last of a ¢t special o which introduces new beauty pow an extremely low Peter Pan Powder contains myriads o gleaming opal hues, cleverly blended, reves the complexion a new life and loveliness um light, day or night. Peter Pan Powder } pounded of purest ingredients, and stays hours. It is sealed in silk and enclosed in 4 and-gold box, and comes in four shades: Natural Opal Hue Rose Opal Ht Rachel Opal Hue White Opal E (Mea

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FRIDAY, weNF. 26 U925. — —— - - —-- eerste ee Store Hours Saturday: 8:30 to 5:30. Charge Purchases Made Balance of.Month Payable August 1. S TIX, BA K R & kr ULLER Parking Facilities ee ee ——— = The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CciTY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH —— GRAND-LEADER OE ON eine Ml aint $$$ $$ O« patrons are invited to enjoy the ———— advantage of our Auto Parking. Mi . ? ° es (/ = tation located on Sevent t. near Sses Tub Silk Frocks Phoenix Silk Hose winnie white ao masta see | Choose From Complete Assortments ot — Weights, Styles and Colors At $2.35—Full-fashi i a . Z 5 d $ ° Z 5 $ ull-fas ioned heavy Silk to garter welt ———— Al) At $2.00—Full-fashioned service Silk to garter welt. Ina Variety of New Designs At $1.85—Full-fashioned service Silk, lisle top. + At $1.75—Full-fashioned Chiffon, lisle top. ’ U : ne ualed Value : At $1.95—Full-fashioned Chiffon, all silk. q LEASING are the materials and yoguces displayed _ At $1.35—Semi-fashioned service weight Silk to 3-Stone these groups. Gegrgettes in high shades with exceed- garter welt. ingly long bedice and short skirt are adaptable to At $1.00—Semi-fashioned Silk-and-Fiber, service | weight, lisle tops. semi-formal occasions, tub silks in straight lines are smart (Main Floor.) for service wear. hand-drawn crepe de chines are lovely for wY ond Rings " ; ' Men's Straw Hats 52 Weeks | afternoon wear, and flowered chiffons over silk express a to Pay new note in summer frocks. Sizes 14 to 18 years. S dk p S] : : i E 1 rincess ips With Fancy Bands Are Featured at amon ou want to price in St. Louis! por, white séihs in 18-k. New i Tinted In Many Styles mountings. Beyond $ .00 price! Georgette Frocks Georgette Coats . 95 95 — ' 799 5 $3 Q: e $ 1 Q: w5 EVERAL popular styles are included in this offer- EW shipments have brought S ing. They have the new wide brims, self-conform- 6 The recent vogue for long | _ The Georgette Coat, says dozens of styles in Princess ing inside bands, and all have fancy colored silk C\ — = — | a rn the re ae Slips of crepe de chine and bands. All Sizes. (Men's Hat Shop—Main Floor.) eorgettes 0 ig ; wrap for Summer town wear. dium. Th lain-tailored many of them _pin-tucked. A dark color may serve a dual pacts and othets-lnce-erienmnada Exquisite chiffons and Geor- role, as a wrap for daytime hand-embroidered —all made with q gettes made sleeveless with | wear or as an important ac- wee EF hin heme In willl S ] f M Shi fluttering hemline are beauti- | cessory to the evening cos- per Sesh: iste 34 to ‘a i aie O ens irts ful as Summer dance Frocks. tume. In many colors; sizes 5 - i Sizes 14 to 18 years. 14 to 18 years. Nainsook Slips, hand-made, embroid- | oe. (The Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) $16.75 silat Y Smart Trimmed Millinery $4.00 te ee crak, oo seed ae ee Presenting Extraor- ‘loor.) dinary Values at iD SALE you the mightiest diamond values, SUAL TERMS OF PAYMENT HE JEWELRY BUSINESS. diamond up to $500 and take it wn. — In a Special Selling at Two Low Prices oy Junior Frocks © : I $322 silt 7522 / ALUES of unusual worth at this season are © included in this group—they represent se- lected models from our higher - priced groups. Voiles, broadcloths, and linens are dain- tily designed and trimmed in graceful hand-em- broidery, effective in the Summer modes. New Styles for the Holiday Season $ EY .0O ERY desirable Shirts, V being expertly tailored of good quality fabrics. There are neckband, collar- attached and collar-to-match styles. Shown in solid white. ; solid colors, and neat pat- terned effects in various col- ors. All are full cut. All sizes. York, presents styles and types especially good for the holiday season—tailored and sport hats for the week-end trip, dressy hats for the daytime party—in felt, canton crepe, hairbraid, satin, and fabric hats. Many with the new velvet trimming in colorful effect. White Felt Sport Hats, $2.95 The jaunty little felt that pulls down over one’s eyes and is very swagger with the tailored costume. A variety of smart shapes at this alluring price. . © frillinery Dept.—Third Floor.) BO York, veh display of new hats, just. from New —Greatest Values Men's Union Suits, $1.00 Athletic-style Union Suits with V or round necks, and taped necks and armholes. Tailored with wide bands of elastic in the back. All sizes. Models for vacation wear. including bloomer dresses are included. The sizes range from 6 to 16 years. (Jaunty Junior Dept.—Third Floor.) - Silk Ties, $1 Wide Belts, $1 ‘ : : 7 P ei" fe Pinel Pa seren a silk be aa ms Men’s wide ree See - Ch ild F ri oO crepe failie. in new color | uc, tan, gray, red a c — A b hs d all : . I ren S ootwear Bathing Suits & ccessories The Buy-Way of St. Louis festa, Shean “aoa ae / le Sori ae abe | models with slipbands, | season. Others at $1.50. Toilet Articles Hennafoam Shampoo, 33c | Cato Tooth Paste....34ce | Carmen Face Powder, 29c Paimotive Powder, 9° 1 Boys’ Long White Pants Pay 52 Weeks to Pay 2 *144.75 (Men's Furnishing Dept.—Main Floor.) One-Piece Suits | Cotton Tatteta Suits Special, S — Week $1 Down—$2.74 Week N opportune time for mothers ge, gen- New importation! 36 to choose Footwear at a sav- S 95 Cake ..-.-- os ighigeve “hic Styles in Straps and Oxtords | oe eee pphire Studded __ | ; ; . KL y A P Pr; ee bones aaa A harmless way to celebrate is OND SET : : Peter Pan Powder contains myriads of tiny, | 7 | at an Attractive fFrice eoutdare’tske emia, eee f with Victory Sparklers. : 10 in box at 10c; 3 boxes for 25c¢ : gleaming opal hues, cleverly blended, revealing in the complexion a new life and loveliness under any light, day or night. Peter Pan Powder is com- pounded of purest ingredients, and stays on for iT WATCHES Extra Small 592 ' 36 to 44. $ 5 ve (Thrift Avenue-——Main Floor.) Ronson Revolver is a harmless ? cap pistol] at °...5. fips nee te 499¢ Broadcloth Dresses, Four-piece Garden Sets....... I9c $2.98 : Boats finished in red and white en- amel are for the little boy... .$4.95 4 a HITE Sea Island Canvas, so cool and comfortable (Main Floor.) ——— ma ama A i lt LLG LA LLL LEI a as hours. It is sealed in silk and enclosed in a black- D el} ; 4 \ for Summer wear. is here shown in an assortment | Women’s and misses’ | (§ fins de peovomenth. | otiown and-gold box, and comes in four shades: > of smart styles. Both strap models and Oxfords Dresses, well mate of gems | | Drie Ries DP obey $1 DOWN pet > | Za. ; 4 for general street wear are included, with covered Cuban | Ge variety of beautiful : wheels are very special at. «$4.95 : A veer to Pay, 2, Natural Opal Hue Rose Opal Hue / & ~ heels and Goodyear welt soles for service. | stripes, in every imaginable : or * Rachel Opal Hue White Opal Hue OO i | : ; color. Sizes 36 to 46. ~ Go-bi-bi for the little tot is finished in white enamel —_-———— i eae Your choice from this group will prove a good (Square 7—Main Floor.) toe dian ehoale. Special ak 2a ii Wj (Main weet a investment, since the quality is unusual. g with rubber-tire | A ** Guten Preee.y, F

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fy ° — Beaches, etc. $19.75 . $14.75 Men’s $3 Sample Straw Hats vand Patm Beach Pants ST.LOUIS POST-DISFATCH NOW COMES THE SALE OF ALL SAL JULY CLEARING SALE Prices Cut in Half and Less Including Finest Baltimore Tailored TWO-PANTS SUITS ST. LOUIS’ GREAT CLOTHING STORE : Out of the High-Rent District Saturday—at the Old Reliable and Enlarged GLOBE SUMMER SUITS MUST GO Men's $15 Suits; all-wool blue serge, pencil stripes, silky mohairs, Panamas, tropicals, Palm Men’s Genuine Panama Hats ee a a ae oe. a 2 & © & F Men’s $5 Blue Serge, Pencil Stripe Boys' $15 Two-Pants Graduation Suits, blue —@ serge, pencil stripe and Palm Beach -@ Men's $8 White and Gray Flannel! Pants. . Men's $2.50 White Duck Pants ._. STH AND FRANKLIN Open Saturday Till 9 P. M. oe eee ee ee a . * anetin = ae ——— —_ ———— ES $4.75 $7.75 $9.75 Men's and Young Men's 2-Pants Suits; powder blues, lavender, tan, pencil stripes, fine weave serges, in all the newest colors and models. $24.75 Men's and Young Men’s $25 2-Pants Suits; pow- der blues, gabardines, pencil stripes & worsteds. $17.75 / $2.90 Men's $1.50 Khaki and NNER, Sw wt coo os . 75c Men's $3 Combination Overalis........-........-.-.. 1.75 Men's $1 Balbriggan and Athletic Union Sults....... 35c We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Men's 50 “ate Years og All- in ys Woo! Bust- , fo ary Bathing ness NM. LAN DAY PRES- w) Suits me ON oe $1.45 ‘etruck by Van Gels at Bremen and Vest ave-| NO) CHANGE IN NAVAL STRENGTH PLAKNE Secretary Wilbur Says ‘We Are Trving Down Estimates.”’ Heroically to Keep . ‘hie¢ A “aif ca T’re es \4\ ASHIINGT® iN. J I recent strength of the navy and marine corps will e unchanged Seeretary Wilbur iIndicat®d toai as ender preliminary estimates w! } v be subrnitted by the Navy Le- ritment to the Budget Bureau for next year's oppropriation 06j1 There are £6.°00 men and &§408 officers provided for at present in the navy, and 19.500 men and 110! officera in the ! rine corps, ™ nm on | ar rey ; ¢ oY vear’s i' es has practi 1 heen T ered Wilbur xpects to 81 mit tt to ‘ budget director hefore J Although he de clined ss he a on I rec : Cas Tht» ts your chance te 6 hkanlves, @ forks washabic, waterproof 314. SOLD TO DEALERS SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY sandwich or launch hetes, salad jar, (fozuind) [314 N.Sixth St | fxeeaad | 200 OUTING KITS ON CREDIT FOR CASH NONESOLD A ONLY ONE TO 4ynI$ 3 f = a a CUSTOMER . ~~ LATA Fisumsn vic ELA -_ eet a dandy Lercheon Kit, fully equipped fer 6 persons, consisting of a «trong lock ecernered, black ename! Kit. with washable waterpree® ltiniag and brasa —_ — — arip bandie, 2 fall quart size “tttes for Keeping liquids het or coid 26 to T2 hours, 6 6 plates of tmperted Swedish white enamelware : gh nee trimmings and genuine “Thermos” country or along —_£S7ABLISHED /898 VY NORTH SIXTH ST. =» of @xcellent quality. and 6 tenepeons of geed material, 2 rustproef ‘anit and pepper shakers and ease for knives, forks and «poons. thing fer spending a day in the Just the the read. £5 walue. cae o* 7 wie} ISN “4S UY > re TI Le f° 1, 26, of 4023A Glasgow avenue. : N vic F y on | 7 he Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE - _ CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED FRIDAY, ne JUNE 26, 1928, a — W eek-End Candy Assortment 7 oe A SSORTED Milk and Dark 2Lbs. Chocolates; Pecan Jumbles, Wc Persian Caramels, Brazil Bon “il “ Bons. Candy Shop—First Floor. * . . Saturday Is the Last Day to Obtain Milk Chocolate Eclairs, at | 390 in- , J -RESHLY made by Vandervoort's, of best gredients l-pound box. Candy Shop—First Floor. S25 Women’s Silk and Fibre Stockings OSE in a desirable quality at a very low § 00 price. The weaves are perfect. Garter == tops, soles and heels are of lisle. All sizes. Choice of four popular Summer shades: White Nude Beige Aisle Tabies—First Floor. Pair French Nude _——_-- Children’s Socks for Summer Wear ) Three Low-Priced Groups At 230 F7. | PT HREE-QUARTER Socks in ) white lisle derby rib, with fancy blue, black or brown tops giving smart contrast. Three quarter Socks in plain weave: solid shades of blue, cordovan or A practical choice for Summer play days. 25C Silk Halt Socks in a lustrous fine quality. that children wlll adore wearing to Summertime parties. Hues to ~ harmonize with a youngster’s Summer Wardrobe; 50c white, yellow, grey, pink, blue, lark and black. Pair Children’s Hoslery Shop—First Floor. black. Half Socks of lisle with self color derby ribbed cuffs. A pretty array of shades: white, orchid, gray, carmen or black—a pair Colorful New Felt Hats "g And White for Girls 7 ‘soe ‘THE smart Hat is the felt | Hat, and girls will he de- : lighted with the new shapes and deft trimming touches these new Felts show. Some with narrow gold and silver kid bands. White, Green, Purple, Sand, Blue, Coral Juvenile Millinery Shop—Third Floor. — -_——_— $14 Plaid Wool Blankets For September AA t +] () Delivery HIS all-wool Blanket offer ends June 30, and after that the price will be $14. The Blankets weigh full five pounds, are all wool, size 70x80 inches. Cotton sateen bindings. Plaids in blue and white, pink and white, gray and white, lavender and white, yellow and white. Order Now—Delivery Sept. 1—Pay October 1 Blanket Shop—Second Floor — ———- = = $e _ Valuable Belongings Travel Safely in Vandervoort Luggage O the man or woman who would go vacation-trav- eling with assurance of smart and serviceably made Lug- rage Vandervoort’'s | clalized Luggage Shop prof. fers the ideal solution. Se- lection is complete. Price- rightness and dependability are paramount factors Knameled Hat Box spe- “ a ale 5 | , : ; * . : llustrated is one example of exceptional value. It is a Hat box of black enameled drill in the 16-inch round " ? : small items. Suge- Carries two hats and other gested for week-end trips. Luggage Shop style Downstairs $19.50 Motor Lunch Kit, $14.75 Completely Equipped for Six People Wits knives, forks, spoons, cups, plates, salt and pep- per shakers, butter jar, ample space for palatable goodies and space for thermos bottle. Has washable lining. Small Leather Goods Shop— Firs: Floor | ee ee ee — ee eee eee ee ee eee FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925. ae : Store Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 5:00 p. m.—Saturdays, 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. © Keugos Uaniewwoort Parmey 4 | | Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month, Entered on July Statements, Payable August Firse. — ———_—- ESTABLISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR—1925 Girls’ Middies and Bloomers kor Summer Camp and Play Wear In the Well-Known “Bonnie Brier” Make Three-Piece Vacation Outfit N all-white outfit consisting of white | jean Middy, $1; Bloomers, $1 and Pleated Skirt on underwaist, $5.95. These pieces come in sizes 6 to 14 years. Middies in Colors, $1.45 and $1.9§ : Separate peggy cloth Middies in navy, pink and green; sizes 6 to 14 vears; braid and ¥ emblem-trimmed. Bloomers Of peggy cloth in navy, pink and green; sizes 6 to 14 vears. $ 7.00 Middies for Junior Girls and Misses S1 and $1.45 All White ‘‘Bonnie Brier’’ Middies in popular braid and emblem trimmed style, also Middies in colors; sizes up to ~2 vears. “Kenilworth” Blue Serge Bloomers, $4.50 In pleated styles; sizes 6 to 22 vears. Sateen Bloomers in black or white. vears ————- Sizes 6 to 2° $1.95 Rubberized Beach Capes for Saturday Only, $1.39 Gins’ Rain Capes suitable for beach wear. value at this low price. An excellent Girls’ Shop—Third Floor. Ideal Hats for Vacation Wearing and for Summer Outings Featured in Attractive Saturday Offering $£.00 ‘ ANY smart stvles in white and light colo —for Summer dresses and sports costymess Including a large selection of the much# wanted Felt Hats in small cloche and medium# brimmed stvles; both small and large head sizes” Also Leghorn and Silk Hats, $6.75 : ‘Third Floor Millinery Shop A Four-tube Reflex $ =~=- With Music Master Loud Set with sixr-tube os: ‘J Speaker Storage Battery, effictency. Complete “B” Battery and 4 Tubes. UST three:of these Sets are available. They offer country-wide receiving range and are guaranteed against mechanical defects. Handsome walnut or ma- hogany cabinet. Also one 3-tube Reflex Fada Neutrodyne with t-tube efficiency reduced $59 from $120 to Radio Shop—Sixth Floor Another Group: Important Savings Offered in Men’s Athletic Underwear $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 Union Suits for SIc Madras.in Stripes and Fancy Weaves; Soisettes. Nainsook and Other Fine Weaves. HE tailoring is bevond re- proach; the garments are thoroughly reinforced in arm- holes and neck. Attractive pear! huttons are securely sewn and there is ample material for com- fortable wear. Round or V necks in sizes 36 to 50. Men's Underwear Shop—Ftrst Floor— Ninth and Oltve. ie ee im § y / A National Endorsement * . of the New Scientific R Fitting Machi e€sco itting acnine smeeentey 2 vided Gus Ginn: eee 0 eae ae of shoes. Three of them got out the measuring stick. one of the three sizes recommended would fit. fourth was a Regal store, and for the first time in thirty years my feet (not foot) were measured correctly. Before it was the feet that had to fit the shoe, but this time it was the shoes that had to fit the feet. (Milton N. Harger, Syracuse, New York) The ideal shoe is the one that gives the most comfort consistent with style, and to obta:mn thie much needed feature of comfort, necessary that the foot be accuretely meseured as to length, breadth and spread, as when walking or standing. The Resco Fitti Machine does this. ohn Macdonald, St. Louis, Missouri) % —snece then my feet are as fit in the evening as in the (Mfr. M. Peterson, Oakland, Californie) *e @@ work and docs away with thet them in.” (Mrs. Susie cg cee of * breaking orris, Fulton, Ky.) ne has chqneuses peer Seat Gee cae [ : i he a! , 1 noe : : i z < v = re a 7? © Be SE }-.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1928. —— ee — a / aturdays, 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. rooort Dainey ed on July Statements, Payable August First. ND JUBILEE YEAR—1995 —— 2 ee and Bloomers and Play Wear Known “Bonnie Brier’ Make Piece Vacation Outfit hite outtit consisting of white idv, $1; Bloomers, $1 and Pleated derwaist, 83.95. These pieces 6 to 14 vears. Colors, $1.45 and $1.95 eggv cloth Middies in navy, en; sizes 6 to 14 vears; braid and med. 1ers oth in navy, m: sizes 6 to 00 Misses bular braid and rs; sizes up tw ' ers, S4 wd Sizes 6 to $1.95 saturday . An excellent ird Floor. —— ———— --- _— lats for Vacation ring and for nmmer Outings Attractive Saturday Offering $4.00 i ee : ¢ art sivlesin white and light colors mer dresses a na sports costumes. a large selection of the much- ats in small cloche and medium- Ps; both small and large head sizes. ghornand Silk Hats, $6.75 Millinery Shop —Third Floor a + — da Neutrodynes > 75 With Music Master Loud . Speaker Storage Battery, 5 “B” Battery and 4 Tubes. They offer ————— guaranteed | nut or ma- {' dyne with ‘tant Savings Offered in ic Underwear ~75 Union Suits for oe nage a a al A ei i ee een i. nest eee neem \ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alore,nas 57,000 MORE CiTY ce - na ~—699,965,384 From Alabama to Alaska . ae a eee ee es ee Ee - Te ee . Circutalion than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED eR one ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ a 9) a eer CC OO From Portland Maine to Portland ] A National Endorsement of the New Scientific. Resco Fitting Machine ir ot Recently I visited four different stores to purchase a of shoes. Three of them got out the measuring stick. one of the three sizes recommended would fit. The fourth was a Regal store, and for the first time in thirty years my feet (not foot) were measured correctly. Before it was the feet that had to fit the shoe, but this time it was the shocs that had to fit the feet. (Milton N. Harger, Syracuse, New York) e*ee#es Theideal shocis the one that gives the most comfort consistent with style, and to obtain this much needed feature of comfort, it is necessary that the foot be accurately measured es to length, breadth and spread, as when walking or standing. The Resco Fitting Machine does this. ohn Macdonald, St. Louis, Missouri) * * ee I walk constantly for forty-cight hours a week on a concrete floor and have suffered from feet absolutely worn out, until I bought Regal Shoes fitted with Resco Measuring Machine —since then my feet are as fit in the evening as in the morning. Mr. M. Peterson, Oakland, California) * eee You wish your shoes comfortable for walking; then why be Measured in them sitting down? Any shoe is comfortable sitting down. Your weight on your feet climinates guess work and does away with that old problem of ‘breaking them in.”’ (Mrs. Susie Morris, Fulton, Ky.) * eee If there is room enough for perfect comfort in your shoes in & standing position, there will be no pinching when you sit down. The old-fashioned shoe clerk proves the case for Resco by asking you to stand up in the new shoe, AFTER he has measured your feet sitting down. (T. Harry Thompson, Philedelphia, Pa.) *e2eee Two men, six feet tall, one weighs 260 pounds, the other 140 pounds. Fect measure alike on the size stick sitting down. Are their shoes the same size? No, the 260 pound man's foot expanded more under pressure when standing so he should have a longer and wider shoe. (John E. McMahon, Elmyra, N. Y.) **e ef @ I purchased a pair of Regals and wore them from the store With perfect comfort and have worn them every day since, Without trouble from either shoes or feet. In fact, for the Past ten years I have never enjoyed the use of my feet as I do now. (E. N. Savage, Worcester, Mass.) * ¢* 8 *@ The “RESCO” eliminates the ill effects on the feet from breaking-in"’ new shoes, caused generally by having shoes Gtted by the obsolete “size stick.” (Louis Martin, Box 287, Anacortes, Washington) *ee8 es One foot is usually larger than the other. In most cases it is the left one. Shoes to fit should be geasured to the larger foot. The only way to find the larger foot is to stand on a Resco Fitting Machine, and Iet this new scientific measuring machine tell you the length and width of both feet under the Weight of the body. (£. P. Murther, Boston, Mass.) e*e0ee#e The scale on the size stick is a futile attempt to combine mathematics and gucss work. It stands as a monument to old style inefficiency—no person by measuring the length of one foot can tell the size and width of shoes needed for both feet. (Jas. A. Haynes, Liberty, N. Y.) **ee8e (Experience with Resco in the Army). I do not recall ae tingle instance where a refitting wes necessary after careful use of the Resco Fitting System, and I have used and ecen it used on large numbers of men. ; (Wm. S. Robinson, Army & Navy General Hospital, Hot Springs, Ark.) * ¢«e se “It took me less time to buy the shoes than it does to write this letter,”’ says Wilford C. Taylor, a leather buyer, of Baltimore, Md. e®eees Once men hated to give up their old shoes because t dreaded breaking in new ones. After Resco wes installed, they were he to get new shoes for they were assured of a comfortable Ar (May Flynn, Washington Square College, New York City.) Mail ‘Order Dept., 125 Summer Street, Boston, Mas. 804 Olive Street (MEN'S AND WOMEN'S) Local Address o— yp ~= 77 NGA 3ize ern. —- i. * e » PRIZE WINNING ail ae a *~ Ss, Cay. LET TERS alas : i 1st Prize— Mrs. Olivia Dennis, : \ . Chestnut & Seventh Sts., The . | . ‘ Py. wosnpsiatias — X » ‘ 2nd Prize—Mrs. Grace M. Stephenson, 1206 Guada- lupe St. (Box 1737 Univer- sity Station) University of ches A Texas, Austin, Texas. a : a ne it oe oth on hemy bc, Wilden ie ° ov iy ,OuU Let erry t. tham pee o@pat ere rele By meesr ng. ? 4th Prize—H.W. Ashton, 1427 e eakes | cally Potan Partiond Kaneas (ity Milwaukee Providence ’ | » ’ YO D¥=KOD —= (ala = | =COrOOFCO RGB ROCOF CORCORECOREOHCOF »— ‘a

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F /, % * R x ee ¥‘* | For Saturday, National Day, we offer new, clean Straw Hats traws In Sennit, Bareolo and fancy braids. Sizes 6%4 to 71m. Reg & ular $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 values * ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH ee Ln —— SPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circutation thax “« maraing end ome ether cvee ge “Rea SOMBINED — _— -_--— a — ee aS —--o = a ~—— ~w> * 2 —_ a. ee Se ———~ - a —————— ————— FRII UNE 26, 1998 i em | Rubber Reducing Girdles | Women’s Kid Gauntlets A * Rayon Vests Reg. $1.25 Value : Reg. $4.50 Value Regular $2.95 Value ~ : I j al PY, 77 ‘ ; D Age ee Soest : Mey Chis For Saturday, National Day, we offer Kor Saturday, National Day, we offer ay, we offer hays PS a ~ N ee ") (Second Floor, South—Nugentsa,) See i Floor, South—Nugents.) 2s ¢ i ; | xT ae * ae ill race ast a = (dele (AEM! A ‘Vif oA am o = . _—_—— . 4 o-- “an ‘= , *¥w Tt > ; ait : ) ’ } >. Tr ; 2 - Trimmings | ; sores nag~ vl 75 rion’ tks, pockets, bacons| * Dresses at Less Than Cost of Materials | .cc"ist Scmeue street and country club. Sizes for misses 16-!f8. Women’s sizes 36 to 48. Styles Materials Trimmings printed crepes and striped For afternoon and_ sports Lace Georgettes, print- Godets, beads, ruffles. | crepes, also emb. batiste. wear. ; ed crepes. striped crepes, pleats, yokes of lace and Sizes Misses sizes 14, 16, 18.° foulard, flat crepe, satin. e contrasting material, For women 36 to 48, Women's sizes 36 to 48. Colors Styles for misses 16 to 18. Colors Poudre blue, gray, sandalwood, green, blond, black, navy, white, © beige, red and canary. ee) an a , K. OR Tee ola " t , aa Demonstrating the Selling Supremacy of National Department Stores—We Give Our Patrons the Advantage of Our Tremendous Buying Power. All Items Marked With Star (*) in Box Also on Sale at Up-Town Store—Vandeventer and Olive Ina ~ = a fs One-Day Sale | “For National Day Materials satins, voile and _ linen, *Summer Frocks 93 ternoon, (Second Floor.) “Eor National Day” For street, afternoon, evening and country chub wear. Sizes 16 and 18 for the miss; for women 36 to 50. 100 ENSEMBLE SUITS 200 SPRING COATS) | 4 $25 to $40 Values $25 to $40 Values Coats of twill, rep, and file. Dresses, plain or §$ 00 Plain and some with fur borders. Velours, & 00 figured silk combined with cloth. Colors: Navy 1 4: downy wave, derona, kasheen, flannel. Colors: —— \ | | | EE UE, ow cc cccesccceseccseee’s Gray, rose, tans, poudre blue, green. Sizes 16 to 44 i) * . (Second Floor—Nugents.) ' \ Summer Hats Regular $5.00 to $10.00 Values For Saturday, Na.- tional Day, we offer Sport Hats, dress Hats, i and tailored Hats, in newest materials and smartest styles. All new colors. Felt Hats, Leg- horns, silk and hair Hats, Misses’ and Girls’ Hats Regular $2.95 to $3.95 Values CN * ‘ Novelty Scarfs Innovation * Girls’ Tub Reg. $2.95, $4.75 Vals. Wardrobe Trunks Dresses For Saturday, National Reg. $77.50, $175 Vals. Day. we offer new Scarfs, made of heavy Reg. $2.98, $3.98 Vals. For Saturday, National if : Day; we offer choice of For Saturday. National . ‘ A ory ae rot xg light high-grade Innovation Day. we offer linen, voile, For Saturday, Natiqnal Day, we of- ae pal with Pry. Wardrobe Trunks in the pongee and gingham fer Hats in dressy or tailored styles. at- biggest trunk value ever Dresses in complete as- —_— : : tractive designs and pat- offered Strona, light + sortment of attractive Splendid assortment of $2 00 ote a K inished with and will outwear any styles and colorings. styles and COIOFS ..civcdecde ° land-knotted $2 18 other trunk $50 Sizex 6 $ | 08 fringe .......-..Gue made ae le ao ° Whi 4 h H (Main Floor—sSouth.) (Third Floor—South.) (Second Floor—South.) + ite Leather ats Regular $1.95 to $2.95 Values For Saturday, National Day, we offer white leather Hats in solid * x © * * white or black and white. * Clever styles, be- A One-Day (National Day) (‘Second Floor, South ome $1.19 Sale for the Men ——~ For Saturday, National Day, we offer Men’s and Young Men's Tropical Worsteds, : SSS. uate oo SO ae emeerry ae & Pat, ss tie = eg a ~ Se he ew o Ta Yes I\) Colors t Q Q Leather, green, rose, orchid, navy, black, e sandalwood and poudre | blue. Trimmings : Side panels, godets, beads, buttons, apy : lace insertion and frills, — : m= —T + = ‘é\ i, iis > TAL A v Ny An i / (h va Th THES GH Hee PAA Ay Nurses’ and *Bathing Suits Maids’ Uniforms pa amakl Regular $1.95 Value egular $5.9 alue For Saturday, National Day, we offer genuine For Saturday, National Hoover Dresses for Day, we offer strictly all- nurses, maids, manicur- wool, spring needle ists angel house wear. stitch Bathing Suits. A Tailored of white Fruit- heavy quality form-fit- of-the-Loom muslin with ting Suit, in a good as. sortment of ER cia be ae $3.95 (Second Floor—South.) long Tuxedo and pointed collars. Sizes $I 65 4 SS ee Ve ee + «(Second Floor—South.) The Sale That Most Men Appreciate—Cool Clothes at a Bargain Flannel and Gabardine Suits. Silk trimmed and nicely tailored, fashioned in the new Men’s and S models in a myriad of beautiful patterns. of grays, tans, poudre blues and many new ” e Y ts , . seal hniygd <0 od geet. yore and dark . apron front. Sizes 22 to 42 Limite of tive Saad ; py Hie i on ae a4 khaki. A full-cut i) : y ” men ane young men a ' : radia —s , . mn gr elf l an! 85.55 and 84.45 walue« e pairs to customer. Regular $2.20 value $1.79 Sizes 24 to 4° Regular $1.95 $I (Third Floor, North—Nugenta.) ") (Third Floor, North—Nagenis.) (Second FloormNugents.) Made car- o rf a *Princess Slips Regular $1.59 Value For Saturday, National Day. we offer English cotton satinay SIips, in bodice hemstitched top with pleated flounce OF hemmed bottom. Light and dark colors. 95¢ e Sizes 36 to 44... x a (Second Floor—South,.) FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925. ee i yon a J Simmons Steel Beds, $12.75 ,. Late design. Twin bed or full size. Waln' Sea Ra fx X Girls’ Tub Dresses Imp. Voi Regular $2.45 Values Regular $: ‘ $128 ey | | $339, For Satur-) day, National), Day, we are offering 500 Girls’ Tub Dresses, voiles, linens, ging- hame and prints. Large assortment of atyles and col- ors. 6 to 14. Day, we. are | offering im- + orted voile JTesses. Coral, peach, honey- dew, orchid, Hille. May roe and madonna blue. Trim- med with and ff $ fles, lace and ribbons. 6 to 14. * i x = Linen Finish Huck * Fancy Ba Regular 15c Value Regular ; For Saturday, National Day, we For Saturday, offer Towels with blue and red offer an extra gc fast-colored, border, good 10 pink, lavender a . LUC BB plaid and check size and splendid quality. (Main Floor.) + Women’s Hatboxes Regular $3.85 Values Radio ( pretty tonne with pocket hatform. (Third F'1.) ~~ ~ a Bleached Sheeting Regular 80c Value Regularly 25 For Saturday, National Day, we Per Saturday, 5 offer full 8l-in. width heavy eee a and red fast- color border .... OOUE <0 -n<oosleensshssll 54c Boys’ 2-Pant Suits Regular $12.50 Value 7 $9.45 == For Satur- day. National | Gay, weoffer- | Boys’ Was Regular $2 to * Linén Dinner Set Regularly $6.51 Values, Regularly $3 For Saturday, National Day, we are For Saturday, Nat Offering all-linen hemstitched § satin- offering ali-linen La finish Dinner Sets. Cloth and sfx nap- ful round thread. ¢ kins. Well worked and wears $4 88 kine. Ip a Variety « ccc ccédbanecenans ° colored border...... “It Pays to Special Natio For Ni | Just 100 Rebuilt * ’ 300 Men’s Paris Garters ne Saturday, Nattenal ad we offer single «rip y4~ S Garters, in narrow and wide web styles, ‘sorted colors. Regular sizes. Regular 25¢ VORUD «ca diceesséc ¢odkbeneaaees

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— eee Se hag ge —— PS ee Se te oe . ——- ow -+ ~~ FRIDAY TUNE 26, seein te eens 2 —- The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH — i. Baby High Chairs $9.95 Women’s Kid Gauntlets Regular $2.95 Value Regularly Seago |. >. "\ WA \\\y Ni AAW \\ \\\ or Saturday, National Day, we Offer | \ *\ Kid Gauntlets in fancy embroidered tur)- down and flare cuff styles, Fer Seturday. atone ord ; ; - : we otter strongly conetrucie Riack,. white and wanted baby high Chai : ' “ ’ g airs of hardwood. shales. Sizes 5% to 7%..... - Double clasp clamp, lifting ray, ‘ } ! a 2 = ar - (Main Floor, South—Nugentes,) The Store for ALL the People ~~ a — — stand » f (Third Floor.) ™ €e Steel Beds, $12.75 \ and (ivoer- Midjdyv: Iiewular Middi« S wm bidte regrpudation sizes 6 to npliendid V1) All otter *s For Saturday, National Day, we offer Simmons a” Beds. Oval bend style, square tubing with flat filling. Walnut finish. (Third atenitcen re 1 wen rblouses PRE 85 South—Nugents, Twin bed or full size. leer, (second emendous Buying, Power. ne-Day Sale ae ° ae sn gy Ge Girls’ Tub Dresses Imp. Voile Dresses Reed Baby Carriages | Wardrobe Trunks —__ * . 9 ‘ Regular $2.45 Values Regular $5.95 Values Regular $16.85 Values Regular $29.75 Values National Day 99 $3 29 7 : : | $1- II oa $12.85 $90.75 - For Satur- | _~“ poe | oo day, National | - er roc s sah tno Da) _ Bat For Satur- For Satur- day, National’ offering im- tn, at ~, i| day, National day, National | Day, we are ported voile ~~ bios Day, we sie Day, we, ee . offering DUO : Dresses. Coral, offering i offering Fiber : Colors Girls’ Tub Py @ &., \ pear h, honey: y Bab Vy Car Wardrobe § eather, green, roee Dresses, volles, // : fr iN dew, orchid, tN riages. Finish ae Trunks, al! : q linens gis: = ja Bllie, May rose Ry Lhe ed in the lat- ae . fiber covered O00 orchid, navy, black, gray, hams an A ian ik ‘ na” ‘seniemenn p! | ann anne, (i VAN ar oo g ; a si st rie . ’ - ac 1a . _ CC et ‘ er, ae 10c pink, oe — r a ye ? | C crash Toweling, has blue I2ic good quality ......... me size and splendid quality.. plaid and chec ‘fe vet and red stripe edge ; 2 (Main Floor.) (Main Floor.) (Main Floor.) (Main Floor.) —SSSS==[==[=_" > J . . | * Women’s Hatboxes Radio Cabinets Infant Dolls Coaster Wagon Regular $3.85 Values Regular $17.50 Values Regular $1.50 Values Regular $6.95 Values 2: i | e yl ' For Satur- ; For Satur- For Satur- day. National For Satur- day. National day. National Day. we are day. National Day. Day, we are offering ‘these Day, we are _ offering NHat- beautiful! offering In- boxes in the Cabinets. de fant Dolls: round etyle. signed with neatiy drese- pretty ere space for ed have a tonne lined, your radio rood voice re-i¥ with shirred set and bat with compo- iti pocket and teries: ma- sition heads: \' hatform. hogany finish. ifelike face i. \ (Third F'1.) (Third FI.) (Third F'1.) | Bleached All-Linen Satin Bleached Turkish Towels Regular 49c Values For Saturday, National Day, we Bleached Sheeting Regular 80c Value All-Linen Crash Toweling Regularly 29c Per Yard For Saturday, National Day, we Damask Regular $2.50 Values * ' ty N \, iat For Saturday, National Day, we : ar fer| Bleached . Turkish For Saturday, National Day, we are are offering all linen = round are offering feachec is u J - , nag full 81-in. width heav Vy acai crash Toweling with blue Towels. Sizes 9°x 44. Absorbent onto ae arog I pian oy Ogee ua y;,;n ep 8 ‘ - SALin [lamas n ‘ I e of ail- ~ ones 8 54c pae .tec fast- ane ha — ncie 35¢c over floral designs. A $I 8 “se eeevwveeeeerereeereeee color border san@eesseseeboc.6 ea quality se@eed.@e¢6@8686°7@ @©@eee se ‘e splendid wearing quality, - (Main Floor.) (Main Floor.) (Main Il loor.) + Boys’ Play Suits Regular 79c Value, 2 for $1.00 (Main Floor.) + Boys’ Blouses | Regular $1.00 Value 69c Boys’ 2-Pant Suits Regular $12.50 Value ee) 92 Boys’ Wash Suits Regular $2 to $3 Values $1.69 For Satur- : For Satur- day, National For Satur- ea Satur- day. National Day, we offer- day. National eave ational Duy, we ofier Boys’ Suits, Day, we ofter ee. Saw Sea hoys cham- some with Rove Wash Boy Blue and bray Sulta. vests; of fine Suits: large Bell Blouses; trimmed in wool Ccaasi- assortment of made or iine red. light- meres: light colors and _ reales, ma weicht, fast ' / and dark styles: sizes |i aras an cot- eolors for i” / ehades: sizes 3 to # years. | OE ang +, Summer. Sizes {YH to 17. oe + 86 oe 3 to 8. mT A TTI, (Third Floor (Third Floor (Third Floor | (Third Floor itl MeL ash 7) —North.) —North.) | —North.) —North.) | OEE TT a a ~~ Traveling other evening newspapers COMBIN ~~ wee em ED “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Simmons Steel Beds a | 6: For Saturday, National Day, we offer Simmons Steel Beds. Windsor style, square tubing with round fillers. Twin bed or full size. Walnut finish. \ (Third Floor—N ugents.) Regularly SIO76 Scien all-steel frame, heavy Size 30x74-inch. tubular 95 frame. Rein- Gray enamel fintsh, With heavy-weight sanitary all-cotton pad. (Third Floor—Nugents. ) ff Folding Steel Army Cot With Pad *6 For Saturdfy, National Day, we offer Army Cots of new, strongly built, forced non-sag spring. castors included. Box edges strongly tufted to fit. — \ Nugents Kapoc Mattresses, $18.85 Resilient and restful. Java Kapoc floss. art or striped ticking. Kapoc Mattresses. Guaranteed to wear. Roll edge. Made with $0-1b. For Saturday, National Day, we offer Nugents selected Covered with oahoice (Third Floor.) K * Many Weeks of Careful Planning and Collectwve Buying on the Part of the Buyers of Our Group of National Department Stores was Necessary to Put Over This Big One-Day Sale All Items Marked With Star (*) in Box Also on Sale at Up-Town Store—Vandeventer and Olive Bags For Saturday, National Da y, we are offering genuine 5; © rain cowhide leather, sewed- in frame, sewed- on leather cor- ners. Black and mahogany col- ors. A real large roomy Bag. Reg- ular $11.70 val- ati... 990d ‘Third Floor.) Mohawk Cases For Saturday. National Day, we offer Mohawk Pi lowcases full bleached. no starch quality. Size 47x oti-inch: regular 42c value, 34 each. C (Main F1.—South.) Roller Skates For Saturday, National Da y¥, we are offering Roller Skates in all sizes from juvenile to full- size toe clamps and Beay ¥ leather straps. Full ball-bear- ing. Reg. $I] $1.49 value: (Toy Dept.— Third Floor.) 7 Mavis Talcum Regular 25c Value re Oe ees _ ; mn ew 7 = .. ee 8 eed ee ee ne SS sf “3 oa TS eee © a ee “she , P rye 5? ses ~ rT. 4 . 4 “ew Ne “It Pays to Buy at Nugents” e- “* ‘ F rohit {5 - Mantel or Buffet Mirror | Lamps! Lamps! Regular $12.50 Value For Saturday, a splendid Mirror, two-inch frame in 53 For Saturday, National Day. we offer the popular can with Mavis Per- fumed odor, limit of 3, tall re l5c (Main Floor.) ul $3.98 Bengalines In purple, peach, brown. 40 inches wide. Mattress Covers Regular $2.45 Value —— ror Day, Wwe | Mattress ers; 4 quality bleached 817.68 -_—_---_ ——$——$—— Satur- National yffer- C'ov- ood un- mus- National polychrome Plain or mitered. Regular $12.50 value orchid or we long Day, inches finish: 97 For Saturday, Lamps in polychrome weighted complete bottoms; with 66-inch fringe offer For Saturday, metal leaf bases in stvlies and color silk Georgette shades, heavy silk and gold bullion fringe Floor Lamp ‘Bases Regular $10.00 Value we offer gold polychrome fin- ish bases, all weighted, with silk Georgette shades, In the Big National Day Sale! Junior Floor Lamps Regular $29.50 Value National and gol seVeral combinations Day, with wired Junior Lamps Regular $19.50 Value For Saturday, National Day, Day, we a Bridge Lamps Regular $12.50 Value Nattonal with | gold polychrome finish bases, all weighi- } ed, 95 | all Regular $12.50 value (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) pull-chain socket, colors and shapes. with silk 87.85 ofer shades in For Saturday, Boys’ genuine offer we offer Junior 18 For Saturday, National Day, we offer junior or bridge styles attractively fin- ; ished in polychrome, gold _stip- pled and enameled colors with bd 85 for one day only at this price. Sizes 26 to o4 a) td foor north Boys’ Underwear Regular 89c Value National nvr lbay. I‘ndervwaearl 9 “ . Kw «WM Kk we x 59¢ ~ National Day in Houseware Department. Royal Wilton Rugs * Linen Lunch Set Regular $69.50 Value { * Linen Dinner Set *Princess Slips thing Suits: National Day . Ss ay, Nation: /. Wwe fe R I 5.95 Val Regularly $6.51 Values, Regularly $3.48 Values, a For Pe ww, metens? Bey, * > of er these Rugs ular $5. aes: Regular $1.59 Value For Saturday, National Day, we are For Saturday, National Day, we are lasting wear. Along with this wonderful wearing qual- ° : offering all-linen hemstitched § satin- offering all-linen Lunch Sets. Beautt- ity you will find many beautiful patterns. Including nN t eC Ina ection Saturday, National For Saturday, National finish Dinner Seta. Cloth and six nap- ful “-w thread, ~ ee and $2.59 Chinese and Persian desigus. Many colors to choose te i r “nealis kins. Well worked and wears kine, In a variety of part from such as rose, taupe blue, tan and mulberry. rc offer strictly all- Day, we offer nglish $4 88 > et . —_ 1, Lue i i y i ees 6 6) 6 @ 6 « ‘Tana. . ° oes. Salts. | A poarce hematitched = top ogres camets (Third Floor—Nugents.) 102 Pieces quality form-fit with pleated flounce ofr : Suit, in a good as hemmed bottom. Light For Saturday. _ Nat onal vent of $3 05 and dark colors. 95¢ wT Serer nell an . sete 44... lOO Pl BE gr rer rere reteset orcelal blue ban _ : bli FF se ei tee tt ANRC aI + SoMa edge go!d hair Hne follow- d Floor—south.) SEES GANA ER ing Empress shape, %-size (Second Floor—South.) te , Meat Platters. fast stand -¥ aT rae Shs 12 persons. $19.95 Value $14.95 “It Pays to Buy at Nugents”’ gravy boat and service for * Special National Day Feature Dinner Sets, 44 Pieces See that the salesman tags the Cleaner you pick out. ee ge Ry For Saturday, National Day, we offer Wenona shape, delicate allover pink spray Gecorentm = 1 edges, two vegetable dishes, soup psates ana se v- For National Day joo for six people: regular 6.88 GROB walue. .. -. ccc bec ec eect ewes swans U ( yf } R bull Va uum Sw — 32-Piece Luncheon Sets | Dp National Day, we offer Ranson J st l € I t C ee ers ane ao ogg ne A ‘wold festoon eiges, open atock pattern. fine «quality, Homer Laughlin $4.95 The Followin Makes porcelain; regular $6.30 value........... : » ° Border Dinner Sets, 52-Pc. Franz Premier, Cleveland, Thor, American, For Saturpas, National Day, we offer fancy 4 ° shape ¥: - ¢ } lors apie’ er ‘te for six persons, with two Bee Vac, Ohio, National and Superb attreattee Sineer sorvite = pereun $38.99 plates: regular S12.95 WREO. 65 nc cee nee Read Carefull 44. Re gular $4.00 vo 2 2.95 RUE BED GYOIGS 2... coche ccccsccccceces 36 to 44. . (Majn Floor.) (Main Fleer.) ' - we , a Lemonade Sets, 7 Pcs. * 3.50 and 814.50 6.50 Garden | } 9 Lawn Mowers Hose bee Choice of 16 or A high - grade; | 18 inch sizes; high fully fruaranteed; | gerade, full ball- four - ply rubber | bearing, with feur sprinkling Hose; | self - sharpening ma fept with coup- crucible steel lings! blades, a 3.69 Choice ... $8.88 65c¢ and 75c *69¢ Camp Skillets Stools Wagner cast Folding, iron: choice well made of ae No with séats i } &: in of heavy this ; el. oe ae 346 *70c House and Floor *90c Wash Paints Tubs Excellent orf heat quality for r , inside or out- pas emi side use; all $44.45 Refrigerators; | x, » colors; 43¢ “Sta Kold;” 3-door side- » ta. a 59¢ quart... icers. white porcelain ores, lined, 70-lb. $ —~ m ice capacity, 38.85 $9.00 Oil 839.95 Refrigerators; $2.19 Flour Cook “Stan Kold.” 3-door side- ns Stoves heap a e porcelain h0-pound ee ieee ined 5-lb. $ = capacity; 7 FO ice capacity, 34.85 well made. Fully warrant- Rich blue ed. well made mer home. $6.85 $1.68 Laundry Outfits Conatating of 50-foot grade line. four &-ft. and 6 dozen hardwood Cc lot hespins: tor... 91.08 for.. 98c Mason Jars Quart size: with porcelain lined caps and rubbers; dozen... 75¢ A te ® 5c Laun- dry Soap Cc rwyvetal White (limit 1} For Saturday. National Day. we offer large ice lip pitcher, optic effect, six lemonade glass es. beautiful Greek etched de- sign: cool —_, refreahing in ap pearance; regular 125 value. 9c (Pourth Floor—South. ) i" a $2.00 Bottle Capper Outfits, all-steel, prac- tically indestructible: bottle capper which is adjustable to cap any height bottle; complete with 144 cork- lined cape...... 98c - = ; 81.96 Bread Boxes; larce size; well made. rich blue $1 3? enameled, et $5.25 Wash Boll- ers; No. 8; full ll- gallon size of a heavy all-copper with *tationary wood handles and o good $2 ; , 7 Pe me OM Ke? with large cooking top; a dandy for the camp or Sum- Clothea- clothes @props “RR large complete for Month. strongly toms and hing: enameled. $1.42 *7¢ Kitchen Klenzer Large aift- er -top cans ‘limit Jj or ot . 266 6 cans. 50c Garment Bags Lar 2614255 - inch ize: moth, germ and duet proof (limit of 3); tlh 26¢ each... $1.95 Clothes Hanmpers Larece size: made rein Peo? with forced 17 Kettles 8 - quart size, enam- eled . heavy biue ware. order): 20 bars. 69c 95¢ Window S125 Electric Clothes Screens Washers; “EF leetris Mandy.” a full guar- Adjustable anteed copper ashin R : tak Machine with nicke ’ es ; eWinging rer: ae wringer $74.95 ‘ “I MCH E+ Weems fash. SS a width, bs 79¢ Month. 2 ee ae al fn * Price, Sale 69c o shape, in f-cup size; sale price the newly wed » 81.00 Coffee Per- colaters of pure alu- minum, Colontal iew 58c¢ *% 82.00 Houschold | Secnles; very ac- curate: 25-lb. Capa. city A special value 27 OS cccdbdic om fine (Liémi s)] Rolls * for Ever” Kettles; quality, quart sige (limit of 1), in ite Tetet Paper: 19900-sheet rollse: tissue. t one order). 49c 21.90) +w °° a r- Alaumtnam heavy 6. $1.15 full Paile; aise, heavy iron rim covers a in wit x« \« x ; Nae ty we LER ade : alvanised ms *¢eb Garbaxe family o* deep ~ a n |

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, an vv COMBINED ar ae Yeas oes Daily POST-DISPATCT? edone has MORE CITY Circulafton tan re morttng and one other epeneng sai ens 3 ae Rete RE _JUNES 26, 1925 | SUNE 26, 1925 — — ~ — - A -_--—-_- -_ 1() ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH rye ; , omen nena ia i ) = | ee ke kK a a as x -~y ~ «x ‘*« ° *« i, se ae a a — = eSSc&c——- r | TE eer nce cme = | Electric Curling Irons | Genuine Fox Women’s Lisle Hos. ed Lisle | Vanity Case \ i : te Mm a _ SLL ALA H Reg. 89c Value, Complete For —S —— 4 | || 8 5 | i ectric Percolators $9.79 Rts q | 5 $29.50 and $35 1 7 Day, we offer in + woemegginggl a C | Be eS eee | | 7 $3.5 i i Cc Values . Lis rns 29c¢ | | | i | As — i For Saturday, National Day, } ne "ee | For Saturday, National Day , (| Fer Saturday, National Day. | t , 7 | | i For Satur- we offer. wonderful large fluffy inf a hes | We offer celluloid Vanrty Cases For Saturday. National Day, ‘ ect ora lesigns i i} = For satuor- day National |} animals with brushy tails. payee ee] tienal §=Day. ll eet in white rhinestones. oval ot | we offer thes gee Ete li wutiful . colorings n i l i” ~~ 4 day, National | Day, we offer Shades. of natural red, Hudson Come - bic . ae ized lis! | | eQuar ely lined. fitted th ' Hy) b - A. * aw $ 98 | with the femshie I ] ationa i © e : j af the lroom, ] ngerie ffer a lot of val. =—_—_— i 3 $9.95 0x90 in @ize with Laces, edges and in- 1} Ss | bolster to match Regular $2.95 and $3.95 Values 65 cert ns, all being For - Satur- | tones Winer, ; . - * a ‘ . ‘ ere d alt this ri- day, National For Sateur- — NVugents.) Por Seturday, Nation? Day, we offer Silk Lingenme - eo 0) qeenstneinn diculous price to Day, we offer | a National heavy crept de chin 7 © D, envelope a ANG step-in eee mmereees lear our et — of full H4 ih | 1 Pen me offer trinamerd with ecru laces and mibbhons; pastel colors 4 l patter ih weight wor | } ~, Marion = tv ~ I. wide. cer? Fuara | . - r “a . " sae . ** . . 4 » . —— nos | | > ectric Criant % Silk Princess Slips Handi-Fit Combination § (Main — teod Launery | 1 lip Flep For ye ret poe? von For Saturday, National Day, South.) eal Ous | H 2 As wf ve tm | ‘ ‘ il me ¢ Sj On. Tem ldee-terpe ty he | ifirrm for _ finer Vweaft, one-piece ( new hack i i a ve : " a a. | med Wiih aor jtia* ‘a. amd Bandeau and Bleep in hace , reef roo d U : du ‘urns toast , | ‘ eure, srs, Wild oF Ci , . = P . ‘y r cord and plug CF th FI r.) izes (>) ty 44 _ Rlrile ind au L} Lierli, White ~ iF arth Floor.) ou 1 oor. Reg. $3.05 value.. $3.65 md honey Kex ular S| 59 Vy ° d + , , $1.05 value . enise an = Union Suits Fil t Laces , s Natio ys : . FO Saturday, National Pay, = Glove Silk Teddies ue 7] yarment bamd-top and built For Saturday, National me, Mattresses Regular $19.50 Rev. 25c and 35c Values, Yd. i ~ Double-Coil | Springs Regular $19.50 Values up atyle, tight or loose knee, we offer ~ jade ; , Opet and 4 "Th bi c17lsx PRA) ts) criove K trl r)! P ; wit +1 Reg ial - ji ery } tale ‘ ler) % i ’ ie 49¢ ta reaj offerte fj " ; ! a ; _ Princess Slips ir 92.U% 2.65 1 On $14 1 For Saturday, National Day ’ i] lor 7 excl s day, Nationa wm + pe Mt Princess Slips For atnrday lor Satur- 1 Day. w ffer io . Ree Satunias Matienst tha National Day we dar National | | l wuble Coll j 1 ieale } ‘ yuu ‘ > re ‘ , oe r ° ‘ry? ’ , r 4 Ms MAC | ] , { Day “ Ost l ‘ i opr ~ . / : a? ‘e A ney tt Aw ‘, Si}T)s . : * ’ aa ’ er dgeget x. ment vent ; ~s > . > ' . | | ‘\ 7s Liest grace, : 44 ~ Re Jar rE 40 hi Deen telenined writt ecm oy and Filet Laces ‘eo . S:andard Mat ) wey’ oil tempered | 7 — HB Oc ' 71, 2: re . : , ) - in) Inatiy -” i pul } ¥ r tresses. o “ | — et tee] ‘double ~— . - ; . - : 31.00 vaiue.. ? . gtitel) : h ae ; — tpn Ss terna from l', to 4 - Ri pound choice | —— aed Ceoen ' ——= — j : ‘ i . 4 lial (Aa enecially } ‘1 3 : Poon . P| . " - . a Athletic Underwear $1.95 valu $1.55 , a a hn gd _ ee a r Hl é etee! - slatted SSS Cs Ws * — Bsa eal tit ‘ _ } ny oe > ’ j : : Union Suite made of st: ed “4 | (Main FI edge elient i | t eer: wr od 3 at qn OK at , oor— , ; ; . aga re All etyl size : oa d mecke an uingook and ba- fs South.) quality ticking. Wont pack or | } ka “rhird. Floor.) biste, @izes 469 Ww 4%. 75¢€ ae lump. (Third tloor.) 1 « z . Regular $1.00 value... — il. a a (eee omen § Fiber Underwear 7 , : W * | Regular $5.95 : Silk H Por Saturday, National Day. we offer artifi-ia! « as resses ' ose Vests and Su D ons, plain aod fancy weaves, files $I i ; + Value . : } ) | x t lie 4 riuiar OF “4 | ‘* — . » eine ami other light shac ir $1.25 valu , Lt For Saturday, National Day, Wash setae iit Ae cal “ee pony 7 R on te ¥" ; _ > an ’ je ral ’ portur ity *] hink ‘ f FeCc Urimoe . ae | ary Ine » mm . - * ef. $1.69 oo , ‘| “é _ 2s . ae - ‘ e a yr bere _* 7y ae en eee oo Rt the popular fabrics. All smart lines, perfect fit . : ' : Many with tou of handwork A‘tractive 5, | ) or National Peay, we offer thread AO at priae ' we > ge arr Nia ala imported hand gilk tHlose with. Tiale tops; well reinforced heels x ‘ “ Pe . eis. cotton broad ad and toes. Come in black and | wanted shades. Sizes Fre Py Oe ene oo ee ee eee ——_—_ R% to 19 in “ Floor——Nortb.) feilk and bbon (Second Floor.) — — SSS oo ep ar a ? New : C ; . - ‘ ee LT —_-—— -- — > r Tt ee o Electric Fans Regular $7.40 Value Vanity Sets Regular $2.39 Value $1.65 For Satur- day. National fday. ve offer NN J Madeira Guest Towel Regular $1.19 Value Reg. — 95 to $5.95 Vals. Pia 2) $2. 75 val ror Katardey. | I Salpender S Sport Skirts | | Work The Big One-Day Sx ay. Nati Demonstrating the abilitflational Department Stores, Inc., to a Pay Pere ILA! SS dg $5.95 worth of dependable merchandise in theirm@cities at vast savings. Collective buy | nel. kashana, | — | ¢- Se} Syty 9 concessions—come early! All items mar (% ) in box also on sale at Uptown . satins, ‘Tain For Sater a es day. National : ationa }iay, we offer Towels. nine 16x2 inchea, fine quality linen huck, beautifully erm- Lroidered and hand soptones in floral an conventiona |! Araigna (Main VPloor——Seath) National Day, we olfer these '} _ m Ts) ¢ ‘ j = RM, irfts j Th Wie of two ' SY Th, a Ol Vi ] i ceeena. tate Rez. $8.95 Value arai teed. DC cur- | For Saturday. es | rie with j | | Sut loth and | | Tels ‘ F he | ’ fain flann«! I Bs » % } } ; - ' ’ | .) Lilt Pays to Buy at Nugents” pigase and sat | ~ verted pieat National Day, we i i r offer bed sets, coil- ee ee a Kemmcmncenmemmmms © S72 of pive. ink. ello; ye x me KK —_———- } a ———_ = -_—— > ~? aaa ee ee : ee size BOALH) inches. (Main Floor.) Bleached Hope Muslin 7" Bleached Sheeting Fancy Pillowcases Hemstitched Cases — oe Notions Silks 35,000 Yards 982.98 and $3.98 Beautif Hair Clippers For Saturday, National Day, Regular 22c Value Regular 65c Value Regular 69c Values Regular 85c Values Regular $1.90 Values we off the pecrpre ir OO sIZze, we constructed, fine cutting 2.50 Wash Silks—in sport ) | Imported Pongee Silks For Saturday, National Day, lor py nohpeyid National Day, For Saturday, ceed Kor Saturday, National Day, we are offering bleached Hope we are offering bleac ped os S heet- we are offering Ami-Brench em we are Of Ore tae an “4 ‘ Muslin ing, full double-bed wit broader ( ane ‘ ioXw' Cases igi vaow 7 iMxtra-lone size. 81x99 inches , 14 and 36 Inches 14 ee cohte-apeme baer io. eso Pe superfine auality. . te , wide. No starch . a C mn he a, cotton. 44c hohe : ~spgias ad, Sd : 4 Te , ‘) c . (Main Floor.) vain SOs. ; Main Floor.) ‘ (Main Floor.) we offer the popular Waving ne various lengths. Keg. — = —————_—_—) HH5e dozen 6 for 38&c value . Polychrome Paper E Pee- Chee White Polish Pe & ek Mm KN For Saturday, National Day, x : » e » of ing Mohs ‘k Sheets. ! \” uir ( pp» > 4 are ffering 1 1A™wW Ss 2 oe re . pew | Q&c radium and broadcloth Ww National 33-inch natural color tan Pongee Silk. £ a , and narrow stripes. 32 im n ard first quality. Limit of 10 yards to % Water Wave Coste Vt?) y Only tomer. No mail or phone orders. Jus $2.75 Printed Satin Canton ” thousand yards to be sold at this price. in new Summer shades. $0 Bae | VasGs asks in. wide waasinrnnuinkees ‘* cook = Rordered Crepe de Chines, in new he For Saturday, National Day, — AD $a ———— A ] | Tapestry y Papers Reg. 25c to 45c Val., Roll 19c For Saturday, National Day, we offer 4 Double Kirsch Rods uf} Regular 80c¢ Values 39c or Saturdays, National Day, we are offer ing Double Kirech Roce: eome in the eatin braksa finieh and will not «ag, rust or tarniieh; ex- tension 2S to * Opaque Shades Regular 75c Values, Each $2.50 New Printed Crepe det Summer colorings. 1% yds. wide. Yd.. Summer dresses. 40 in. Witte > $1.98 Foulard Silks $2.49 Printed Silk Geo 36-inch Satin Twill Foulard Stlks; tn 0 r Summer Was" blue, brown, empire blue or black, wit! vires optaeimmalie . ored designs An ideal Summer Bilk. i > Tart. .- ceeds pees sneuae 2.50 White Silk Broadclot p $2.98 Pink or Ivory Crepe de | $6.95 and $7. 95 54-Inch Silk: 0 le ee | Reautiful printed pussy willow Silka mio ico Wa ella fe : Y d Crepe de Chines in printed border effeots $3.98 Baronette Sport + Satinedl , ar quires only 1% yards for a dress Stripe@S ...e-eeeeees oe ee 0 eee | Vera... cccicccccccsecsserseeseeteseses Regular 30c V alues, Roll bor gy eet National Day, we offer the Opular White Pol- is for buck ‘or .cahvas | C shoes. Reg. 25c value. % Shinola Home Sets For Saturday, National Day, we offer Sets “ONSISLINE of woo! polisher and bristle dauber and | Regular $1.15 Values 7 ll5c For Saturday, 55c For Saturdays, National Day, “i hnre offer Wh ub a eo a e's c owe eee | 75c | For Saturday, National Day, |) one can of ssilhola. 29¢ Regular 8Oc value we offer Poly- - = ~ — — - —s 4 —— National Day, | % Sanitary Step- Ins —————————— Shadie. For: Saturday, National Dag, ble rollera: col ors Aare wxreen, | white and yel- ' ~ — ~ — —_ = — * ~~ _ 7 . — - ~ a we offer Sanitary Step-Ins made ly for halls, of cum rubber with marquisette . ‘ ; ‘ patterns and living or din- pe top. medium — arse 4 al conventional D, ’ ing rooms. size. Reeular 69c value. ‘ j ri ] sii : FixZTIS, foliage (Third Floor—South.) j 44% inchea, ” ‘ - J , | (Third Pleor.) (Third _Filoor. us (Third Floor.) (Third Pices--dieuthh. ) US 5c." a SS SS —~ | = SS) J : +Sane ————_ OE OF a i oe . oe > (is — —s : | Stamped Dresses Stamped Buffet Sets a, , rc ’ ~» & tab 23 = —C— LLL LT ‘Men’s Fancy Regular $1.95 eckwear Regular $5.95 Value Regular $1.59 Value % Regular 69c Value 9Sc to $1.25 $3.98 $7.19 A9c Values . For Satur- For Satur- ‘ ee eee day. National day, National ay, ational | Day, we offer Day, we offer “ww Omen large size Buf- fet Sets: with two 12-inch deci lies and canter oval. H ec mstitched for croc het. “It Pays to Buy at Nugents’’ 59c For Saturday, National Day, we are olfering many smart and dainty atvlea in Collar and Cuff Sete of net, organdie and For lazy daisy Venise lace with whee | s uster and Jenny knot atitche = ck (Main fF loor—NSouth. | | | ’ | Day, we offer] | two very new) and attractive | be d spreads. sea ere For Saturday, National Day; ea pa of Bags in just the style foe ° Vachette. ve of black. tan, brown and a goat, Persian and tooled leathers aH. , ee .;:. * Ruffled Grenadine Curtains a Regular $1.95 Value $ .00 | For Saturday, National Day, we are offering neat ruffled Curtains made |: designs entire ly dif ferent stamped tween oa , rym lovely sigs 0 al- i des ing at home. | (Main Floor—South)_ * 700 Leatpags $4521 If rai: « Main Floor, North—Noagents.) of good quality grenadine. Dot designs. ‘Tie-backs ineluded. 214 Verae 0mm ....... SEE Aid's 6 010-6 db Wield 0 0.0 010d Boe s'en cewe is Crossbar Ruffled Ritiating i, ‘Dotted Grenadine % Artificial Silk Panels ET AT | NN | CHEE} SERS For Saturday, National Day, we For Saturday, National Day, we (:) i | - or Sint | aie offering 1 wot fe d (;renadine ar oy irday, National Day. Rar Serim in these fine Curtains. - he st ime Artifics Si) - é 99 ‘ y. Self ruffled and tie-backs to | oaatee ae. s "t . ode J Py * . : nN aullover desi a ong &, artifiiel It Pays to Buy at Nugents N ™~ b i . 2 ' : . 1) “ ’ rm ; ’ ; I net } iTie ‘or rie : *} : , . > . § Se alae: pair. ONG | certains. 36-inch jwidth. 9Qq! color, finished with sites * Tots’ Pongee Panty Dresses | Baby Crib and Pad | 4% Birdseye Diapers MAA ) | : weEwaT vec, sara ' lk fringe. 2: - For Saturday, National D:z , . a j » - | . | inmge. ste yards on ays a7, we | For Saturday, National Day, we For Saturday, National Day, we A ; Colored Ruffled Curtains | : Ot Resular $4.95 y; $3, 55 Offer all-sikk Pongee Dresses in. !/offer an attractive large-size Crib| offer ready hemmed antiseptic =_ : ler Saturday, National Day. we | Filet Casement saiaed ‘rte g tive ache smocked, with metal panels decorated with Bird's-Eve Diapers, 27x27-inch size, NY 7 . “4 ~ are offering good quality Cur- iv embprotaered, appliques aad ‘pi ‘pe a polychrome designs with strong! in sanitary package of one $I 49 — front in pink, blue and white. trim- med with silk rosebuds and finish ead with crocheted edee. For tots 4s months to 3 years Regular $3.95 and $4.95 val., $2.85 Baby High Chairs For Saturday, National Day, we offer these well constructed Chairs of wood with panel back and feed- ing tray prettily decorated with mursery designs. Colors are all Draperies Shadow Net Panels Per Saterday. a Day. we For Saturday, National D; ve * A tfici : Are offering (3 nd Damas} Al {f. ’ ve 4 : 'N. : od ~ rtificial Silk Drapery lraperies Thes spiend s ara me t's n ff la For Saturday = — — os “ eae. ie" and" yenah are ‘offering siuality” art Y ie ti nturday, RES, Pa to 6 years. Reg. $3.95 valu Sizes 23 to 49. Complete with cat- | » Baby Blankets | ‘33 | | ?) » National Day, ww, silk and have a “beautiful | rtifictal silk fri: WV idk ath roo ' 45 and ‘SB inch widths Nee ‘s yards lar @ - hi inc} ular $2.85 value, $1.95 32.69 vate each ...1.... O89OD | Regu $1.59 and per yard Artificial Silks ae in For Saturday, National Day, we are ffaring thease beautiful Artificial Drapery lke wl . me in the Wanted drapery colors \W iN} make beautiful w | hangings “gular 95 and §$ ] ,A'iuUes per yard ivory and attractive combination Bleached uae dats caluc. Sees Sheets * Baby Pillows For Saturday, National Day: w : ‘ ‘ ie) ; ‘ 7 - Baby Buntings \ e and For Saturday, National Day. we ) °'? f offer samples of silk and satin Oyo? Pillowcases (Third Floor—Nagenis.) Buntings, hand tufted and beauti- o? fully embroidered: made with hood, Pa of e of } W ; : R $I offer kapok filled Pillows, covered in pink or blue. Regular | $ Sizes and idths ek 28 with good quality pi me 7 lue ana $6.95 to $7.95 values.... 5, 00 \ alues white cotton sateen, —« 39 13x13 Regular 58c Bh na a ¢C = atten) Was. ws atti (Second Floor, South—Nugents.) Ris ed wit oat. ire se S190 Ve ble "AVY ; ‘Main hb leer. ) - the Lot. - P (Seeond Ploer—Nagents.) tin 30 40¢ Values Fer Saterday, National 7. we are offering tileweasee Slaes = Mace o : gua! ity bleached cotton. No stared (Main Fleer.)

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FRIDAT, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925. JUNE 26, 1925. Women’s Lisle H i « tT Regular epee) aegmned Lisle 50c “vere as hhec Socks Regular $2.95 $1 -95 Value..... | » National Day, ean 6 + “. Bie 29c Yor Saturday, National Day. og ereegtnery A i torned we offer celluloid Vanity Cases brushy tails. and toe sty, Nationa! Day, set in white rhinestones, oval or » Hudson Come in isle | equare; nicely lined, fitted with red 3 cord handie and tassel at bottom. (Main Floor North—Nugents.) set | i Oooo Also ? skin : : “) ite aii. i Chokers included brown - : hile “and black \ (Main Floor— (Main Fl.—North g. (Malo sy = —SSSSSSSa=|————————_—___ = : ed Rayon Set so.98 $5.75 National Par, we Sars, Supers an Children’s White | Sandals | Regular $2.50 Value (Second t loor—South ) —a $185 lor Satur- day, National Day, we offer chidldrens white Sandals, Wi attractive styles in can vas and white bucks. Sizes S's to Misses’ of silky texture : 1 \ | Ay ) / oi => he krinkly finish , \\ oa unnecessary, it ‘ \ \\) | Aff / Clocks ad underpriced . AAAA YL \ ' Py | blue alternate % \\ Sf color in deeper manufacturer. Regular $3.25 Value $9.49 For Satar- day. National Day, we offer steady or in- termittent alarm: guar- anteed by the (Main F1.—North.) ——— ——_—— Se ee +r oe Men’s Oxfords Regular $5 and $6 Values (Third Floor—Nort h ) -- Thread Silk Hose $1.00 and $1.25 Values (Main, Floor—North ) _— —— ZZ ZZ Orders taken Friday night only oe of sale. he Big One-Day Sale in all departments. LLL open until 8 p. m. phone orders day + +X, Exchange No 1x Finished Bed Lights Regular $5.45 Value , a ee ee —_ ~*~ $4:00 J ™~ $3.85 For Satur- 4, day, National ee m. Day, we offer . . Ao , . ~ 4 > > ’ Amit oO a, Te ar | Demonstrating the abilityMational Department Stores, Inc., to distribute millions of dollars A himit of 2: reew 690M dependable merchandise in their regtities at vast savings. Collective buying demands unusual price at Pgh tg »ns—come early! All items markedit( ) in box also on sale at Uptown Store, Olive at Vandeventer. fire (ee ere ain na - eo . +¥ ¥ 7 a nal ) v Vit Pays to Buy at Nugents” S 35,000 Yards $2§2.98 and $3.98 Beautiful Summer Silks 2.50 Wash Sitks—in sport stripegge Imported Pongee Silks radium and broadcloth weaves, tional e_tach matubel color tan Pongee Slik. Stand- and narrow stripes. $2 in. wide ¥ ard first quality. Limit of 10 yards to cus- Pri ‘: . Only tomer. No mail or phone orders. Just one $2.75 nied Satin Canton thousand yards to be sold at this price. 55c¢ « in new Summer shad 40 in. ES TE ey re et eee eee $2.50 Stripad French Wash a $6.50 54-Inch Silks in. wide _spmeeeseeeeeeceece «BEF ; | Bordered Cre pe de Chines. in new $3 95 $2.50 New Printed Crep de Chine : Summer colorings. 144 yds. wide. Yd.. . Summer dresses. 40 in. wide.-- $1 98 Foulard Silks $340 Pred Sek corse ne 36-inch Satin Twill Foulard Silks; itn navy combinations for Summer wear, blue, brown, empire blue or black, with col- wide . oo ored designs An ideal Summer Silk. $I 19 Stee ~~ eee Yard Side Leeds Boe ccnectecness ° 2.50 White Silk Broadcloth—%36 $2.98 Pink or Ivory Crepe de % 40 in, wide. - aoe @4en $3.98 Baronette Sport Satins—in $6.95 and $7.95 54-Inch Silks see Reautiful printed pussy willow Silks and Y d | Crepe de Chines in printed border effects. Re- ar | quires only 1% yards for a dress. $4 95 ! . .* : White Silks for $4.00 White Flat Thread Summer Crepe de Chines— 40 j S50 White Chi nches wide. Yard nes—4() inches _, | a , | Sees $2.98 White Satin Crepe— 40 inches wide. WE ice canes $3.50 White Silk Cre pe—40 inches wide. es ee cloth—365 inches ee, eee bee as $2.95 Crepe de $2.6 $1.95 Canton $2.69 Seaneeeseeeeeeceoaeneeeeeeee eC eeeserres e808 SS EEE Se Oe * . « Ze ae ae ee (Main Floor, South—Nugents.) a Buffet Sets , : _— | |i Men’s Fancy Shirts e . ows ‘ I -. ey "Pee ,69e a ~~" nas x py. Pe ay) RT , " ’ : 50 and $8.00 Values te block pat- 4 Btitched ede; ze a> ia val., $ | 29 . 6 . aN y ’ Srp fare 31eCc Sets ots Je lhe W Only : hew of Gercaten ot 3 2 ETS > &t © Sweater, ee “2° ~ 4 c nit of white Spe Pts, : Tay ders of pink “t tfé rere crochet edge ig t*he : ith rosebuds. ; tt et lg I ss+11+- 92089 Ys 4 SpawThese fonal Day, we tik and satin f and beauci- Buia” Be OO Ses) off COMIN of Sizes and Widths ier $5.00 * Bathe tac an h—Nogents.) (Second Floor—Nauagents.) ans 7 ~ + . * For day. @easry te Men’s Silk Neckwear *% Regular $1.50 Value 7 Satur- National Day, we offer Silk Neckwear in new etripes, wide and nar row rf Open-end, slip band. (Main TY loor atterns., —Gouth. ) L, Origan odor; regular i MR. . 5 sae 666 @ 6 89c Coty’s Toilet Water & x For Saturday. National Day, we offer this Toilet Water in Paris, L'Origan, Chypre or §,! Emerande odors. Limit of 2: «x regular $3.50 Dt . a % + > es . “It Pays to Buy at Nugents’’ Wash Fabrics Regular $1.00 Value Best Colored Sateen For Saturday, $1.00 value: per yard offer a 36-inch half-silk fabric | offer used exclusively in the making of Chine slips and all undergarments. Also | a used for linings. trimmings, etc lias an excellent finish; 40 plain shades; regular @S8ec per 60 vard values; per yard...... c ular SSc value; per yard.. + Printed Voiles For Saturday, National Day, we offer these beautt- ful printed designs on fine sheer 2-ply Voile. Also several designs in the wanted combination of tan and and patierns, including dots, ries. stripes and staple stylish patterns. $6 inches wide: regular $1.25 value; per yard x Plain Voile ' Printed Canton Crepe For Saturday, National Day, w- For Saturday, National Day. we offer a 40-inch “ply imported | offer this half-silk Canton Crepe sheer Voile. Comes in 49 high and | tn beautiful printed and brocaded ataple om Ra your selection. | designa. (;uaranteed tub proof; reg- 36 inches wide; regular ” 95C $1.49 value; per yard...... 75¢ 69c + A. B. C. Silk (% Printed Crepes For Saturday, National Day. we Por Satur . National Day, we this 1alf-silk Crepe de > printed in beautiful colors 5¢ Also printed Miracle Crepe. > Dress Gingham National Day. we offer 36- For Saturday, National Day, we offer Z te inch best plain-colored Sateen, mercer- 48c¢ 10 yard lengths of Dress Gingham, in checka, ¥ ized silk finish: Printed Crepe For Saturday, National Day, we offer 5 to 10 yard white and tinted grounds: lengths of underwear Crepe. in For Saturday, wide; regular 2c Fine Madras Shirting National Day. we offer 2 to 3 yard lengths of fine Shirting Madras regular 7idc value..... Plaids and plain shades: 32 inches Dens ad awe cd eds 5c Pegular BOC VOW. ss ccekecee bess oseces S||S|>|>F|[|A(a(sxaS])S>S>S>S>S>SS= Folding Card Table Regular $2.45 Values ——-~ J ~*~ ANAC 2400 Men's‘ Fiber Fancy Hose Reg. 50c Value 29c For Saturday, National Day, we offer fancy check and other neat beige and cordo- van color combi- nation; sizes 10 to 1%. (Main Floor 11%- ("*south.) * 1200 English Broadcloth Shirts Regular $1.75 Value f 4 For Saturday. tan, gray and blue. and double cuff. For ‘ ayoffer this National Men’s Neckwear Saturday, Neckwear at just the op portune effects In light and dark pat 59¢ terns. Regular 75c value..... * 1200 Athletic Union Suits For Saturday, offer m made of slceve Sizes 34 $1.00 value *% 900 Men’s B. V. D. Union Suits For offer these Suits in Small to 46 No mail to 44 Day. we offer these Shirts in white, E Collar-attached and neckband styles: single Full cut; well made. Sizes 14% to 17 in lot.... % 600 Fruit-of-the-Loom Nightshirts National Day, we time; includes blue polka-dot | For Saturday, National Day, e of ’ shirts in V-neck style. Full cut. Sizes 16 to Regular $1.50 value $7.25 fer men's Fruit-of-the-Loom Night- Piain white. , ad National Day, we | % 450 Men’s Pajamas en's Athietic Union Suite, For Saturday, National Day, we fancy madras material. No | offer Pajamas in Regular 69¢c 3 for $2.00 Saturday, | well-known B. V. D. Untoa ( ho-Fieeve, . , - es b : Sleeveless Sweaters Regular $4.85 Values ™ \ $2.65 a j= and black. 1 izes 42 +0 54. | _ Regular $65.00 Value backgrounds of the softest shades. that will withstand the hardest wear. Ge w National Day, we offer For Saturday mary beautiful and dainty patterns of real Irish and in widths from one inch to five inches (Maiq Floor—South.) $9.45 | Nat we offer Whit- ¥ in vis 7 AUK TID ws... , Regular $1.60 Valaes For Saturday, National Day, we are offering Seamless Sheets. Full double-bed size, 81x90. Made of exoellent quality 1 25 bleached cotton; no starch . ¥ (Main Fleer.) Boys’ Knickers 4 Regular $2 and $2.50 Vala Saturday, National Day, best worsted yarns. These does not mean that they Fringed ends. Limited and Dimity Blouses $553'Vawer 91.29 Nationa! . we offer » To a - - ees 2. if . ~ See Se eS eae _ a oe rr _—s +.

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SE RES SE SARE eS X ee ee as me siti Ti a , ” bis # FRIDAY, 7 ' COMBINED FRIDAY, ‘4 JUNE 26, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning afd one other evening newspaper JUNE 26. 1838, 12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH == The Dally POST '' parece i + peor der styles with soft brush wool collars ‘i make up = . . MA Way \\\ \ j sr . : aceah Wheh she can buy WS SAND Me Sizes 84, 36 and armiets and trimmed ] hs &. j | good quality ginghams, RNS ——- a 88... with rosebuds, each......... a ¥, . The Store for ALL the fast colors; with belts, 7 SS) an eeeeoeseene2e? ‘ po 2 ! pockets, etc. 50c - (Bargain Basement.) } (Bargain Basement.) 7 4 » —— ‘ = » } \ ee ALL the Peop e Rimes F £0 Ld, Regular 80c value. .. 6... ce eee, pekinese si: , . ° sbed style Irregulars Good size 2 { ink. bine and white. pin-back ; Summer weight. 1 and 2 ‘ ( gain Basement) Boys Stockings for boys. In black. Medium ribbed styie. 19¢ On a —a ered a gp “i C scone" tai: Wile o weal Aid ate C e ; i = EE ee Se err ener rw s Eee eeeee jn | x zs Ta 3 Size 13%4=x n. BOR. cccceccccccecsses . *ecevee a" : — masortment. Regular 35c value.....-------+-+:*-**°* ‘(Bargain Basement.) a) (Nt: “ ee sh ( he 9 ip f : ! a = ZZ be . | a tA Half-Million Dollar Stock at Stupendous Savings. : 7] ; 4 ~“s . yf N t ¥ | | i B RG «x ‘ . ; } ' f & . x 4 ‘ . , ; Ss --& ’ > — - Sop 70,000 Square Feet of Selling Room in Our Great Bar gain Basement Turned Over to This Big Even _—_————————— a 1200 Boys’ Tub Suits 300 Boys’ Long Pant Regular $1.75 and $2.50 Sailor Suits Values Regular $1.65 Value $1.39 $1.19 For Saturday, National Day, we offer boys’ fine For Saturday, grade Wash Suits National Day, we —made in tap offer navy blue Sailor Suite of fine peggy cloth. per, middy, Oliver Twist, Balkan Regulation navy style long trous- and novelty rs. . “For National | 500 Wash Reg: For Saturday, - Day, we offer mate ratines, linens, tiss' combinations. In s women and misses. 1000 Regular $ For Saturday, Nation materials of pure linen colored voiles. Sizes te 5 CEMESEE I 1500 Men’s Regular Value $1.65 Saturday, National Day, we offer high- grade, perfectly made Shirts at a remarkably low price. Eng. Broad- cloths, cotton Pongees, woven Madras, domestic Broadcloth and novelty cloths. In wanted col- a ors, and styles. All sizes, 14 to 17. SS Coat Style Work Shirts Regular $1.00 Values ee ae" ce > 1000 ind Young Men’s Suits For Saturday, National Day, we Regular $16.50 Gi) tt “nelis nservative , offer Suits in English, cons Value and sport models. Made of tropical ay 6 Khaki Trousers for Men worsteds, genuine mohair and gab- and Young Men ardine materials, in solid colors, stripes, overplaids and checks; beau- Regular $1.69 Value Saturday, National tifully tailored. All sizes, 34 to 48, sul- Shirts .. oa RES + 47 = )lU Ue te bebe ba Men’s Palm Beach Caps Regular $1.50 Values For etyles. Guaran- teed fade-proof fabrics. Sizes 3 to 8 including plenty of stouts. In three great price groups. 600 Pairs Men’s and Young Men’s Trousers Regular $4 and $5 Values For Saturday, National Day, we offer Worsteds, Boys’ Athletic Union Suits Regular 59c to 79c Values For Saturday, National Day, we offer short lots of sample and high-grade nain- sook athletic Union Suits. All sizes 39¢ Boys’ Play Suits Regular 75c Value For Saturday, National Day, we offer Play Suits of fine blue chambray, trimmed vor in red: long or short sleeves; round, 59¢ y teds, Cheviots Day, we offer genuine a , he Bicen § ip 6%0 16. Ext ell For Saturday, National Day, we offer For Saturday, National Day, we offer ne Ss it i ght phur-dyed khaki double- ee ee ees ae Men's coat style Work Shirts in collar- light Summery cool Caps that are a de- and Cassimere Suits in 6% - . "a ‘1 a . attached style. Light blue Amoskeag | light to the. head. Light and dark 2000 S and dark colorings, suiting stitched seams and tallore chambray or dark blue chambray. 78 shades. patterns and striped effects. correctly. Cuff bottom; wide Plain Voiles Kiddies’ Silk Frocks All sizes 14 to 17.. C All sizes Regular $ belt loops. All sizes, 9 ° ° ° . . : . Nation a atime 1.19 Renulei Se Velen, el Reg. $4.95 and $5.95 Values Men’s Athletic Union Men’s Swiss Knit Neckties ak Unenn Enall ; $3.88 Regular $1.00 Values Regular $1 and $1.50 Values cloths and voles s White Duck Trousers Mohair Trousers For Saturday, National Day, Seseiil National D Dresses. Sines turd National For Saturday, National For Saturday, we offer fine quality Madras ~~ yng i Sane 46 to 54° ..cccceeeeeee: Taso: epics Duck | Bay, wa offer genuire Day, we offer $1.59 — $2 ta $3.50 Values Day, we offer ‘ heavy black 1000 Heavy Cord Re ular 2.50 Values armber and 3 _ . ecorrue ate! gular § $2.59 ‘For Saturday, 0c $71.29 a i Nation ay, or Saturday, i Fully $1 .98 For Saturday, For Saturday, we offer these National Day. — ay guar antes. OO } National Day, offer National Day, we For Saturday, Nat jlonal Day, low-priced all- Wash Frocks. we offer M we at- offer a white and Moulded ecol- tum 2 . he ft. th coup!- we offer high- tractive Wash wonderful Scores of or trimmed biers: closely ete ‘aiie ar grade khaki Dresgpes in roup of charming Overblouses in resem b le ste he had in 25- or blue denim srmart- allored unga ] ow at v ] ea i tn voiles, an d crackled glass A - ft lengthe. Overall Suite: models in Aprone in b roa deloth, dimities, in Only 150 sets reinfor cea b roa dcloth. splendid qual- voiles, prints Peter Pan or (Bargain Rasement.) (Barges seame; all the prints, new- ity gingham, and tissue round col- _ SS necessary acc a - —, ery g inghams, lars, long ‘ okete: r- = aes 4. alas, Sizes 7 to 16 sleeves, sizes : font fit * ot terns, solid rick rack, years. 36 to 48. Lace Rayon Scarfs Builders 38 to 46. panes. | Spee a 28 d | (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) Unusual Values Regular $1. . . "8. j . nn CSereala Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) For Saturday, National Duy. ve = soo “bloom. Pate . , SL . + . . . {er new ombre shades . Ar aS _ | : ; : : Girls’ Wash Dresses Semi-Fashioned Hosie Summer Bandeaux Scarfs in proper widths for Summer | Suitable for barns Bathing Suits C Sl Sat Petti Scarfe in proper iwi ete. 6 shades includ a ng ul A ostume Ips ateen Fetticoats For Saturday, National Day, we Wer Satucing. Mathinel Ben: we of Regular 29c Value pao enece $ | .00 Galion....... , ’ ’ P ” BEICCVICGMN.« «ee eee ° ‘* . Regular $1.29 Values Regular 79c Values offer Girls’ Wash Dresses—-ginchams. (Bargain Basement.) (1a For Saturday, National Day, we of fer brocade and plain models of bras sieres in cool Summer gar- assy Sizes up to fer an assortment of colors, in new, sheer, wanted back Hosiery. 10. Irregular $1 and $1.95 Values For Saturday. National Day, we of- fer men's and women's Bathing Suits, California style, in all wanted For Saturday, National Day, we of- fer a splendid group of cotton sateen Costume Slips in self-striped or plain: volles, linenes, in plain checks stripes: wonderful yal- ues; sizes 7 to 14 years. Each or For Saturday, National Day, we of- fer gingham and cotton Sateen Petti- bodice top style, pleated flounced bot-|°°#8t#. with flounce bottom. splendid tom, others with one-inch hems. al) | 9U@Uty material sateen, in white 39 wanted shades. Regular and and black. Each C (Bargain Basement.) extra sizes. Each P Full-Fashioned | Hosiery three-seam- Sizes 8% to Stamped Dresses Reg. 98c to $1.25 Values SSS | Stamped | | Reg. 79c to 9 (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) Dainty Summer Undermuslins © Regular $1.00 Value Rubber Reducing Corsets aalor Saturday, black rubber nonskid treads, 30x314 elincher Co Regular $1.95 Values National Day, we offer heavy | Tissue Frocks Carpet Sweepers Regular $1.95 Values Regular $3.50 Values day. Regular $1.69 Val Regular $2.95 Value wt bane — $1.79 — 89. style oversize tires. All first quality guaran- 77c ) $1.79 $99.95 new” “stamped | , 6) ’ W on derful 2: patterns, new i For Satarday For Saturday, mteed. Buy now and save $3.00 on today’s etean et ss pares. S07 | an oe National Hay, National Day, i * dainty gowns, National Day, For Satur- .! oy aan we offer a we offer Mla wae market price. ao nea For Saturday, day, National hams. cotton lovely sroup of weaenh Frocks. in a4nte4d volles, printed volles, eplendid MWay- on fiber Coe- tume atyle with hip here: shades, including white. Sizes lisie garter top Ho siery: slight irregu- lars: full size a ssortment. Light Sum- mer colora, white and 30x31 Heavy Gray Inner Tubes, eac ee*eeeaee@eeee@ee@esnerseteese@seeeeee#ee@exsg:ciee#se#eee#e $1.35 (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) 2 TS WE TR ESA SY FO AE Pe Pm bloomers and Sizes . © ~ a sf _ RRR (mthtormn “Oh : ee a - SY > ae - CERI, ‘* — eee . SD me, 9x12 Seamless Velve Rugs Regular Seconds of $35.00 Grade For Saturday, National Day, we offer these Rugs, which are closely woven of high-grade yarns, in a neat selection of designs and colorings. 9x12 Axminster Rugs Regular Seconds of $57.50 Grade For Saturday, National Day, we offer these heavy quality Axminster Rugs with soft dee 9x12 Axminster Rugs Oriental and smal Regular Seconds of $62.50 Grade ? : designs 9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs For Saturday, National Day, we offer heaviest quality Axminster Rugs, woven Regular Seconds of $62.50 Grades seamless in rich colorings and designs For Saturday, National Day, we offer and made with deep $49 09 oe at af * j . r¢ / d ™ a — 4 . eo “a 3000 Pairs of Advance For 95 —e———X—_—_ ee ' Sizes to %. (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) 6000 Boys’ Sport Blouses Reg. $1.25 to $2.00 Values For Saturday, National Day, we of- fer Sports Blouses of genuine broad- cloth, woven madras, etc.. in solid colors and silk striped effects. 78 Seconds. All aizes 6 to 184. Cc (Rargain Basement.) aaa Baby High Chairs Regular $2.95 Values $ 1 .88 For Saturday, Cotton Sateen Regular 39c¢ Value For Saturday, National Day, we offer highly mercerized Cotton Sateen in a good assortment of plain shades, 36 inches wide, ~ to 10 yard lengths. nap. In allover - ee Only... heaviest quality Wilton Velvet Rugs, with neat designs and colorings, fin- ished with fringed $47 95 . Pabcolin Rug Regular $15.00 Value - For Saturday, National Day, we offer abeolin Rugs; 9x12-ft.. size. Hea National Day, enameled surface that ig very durable we offer hard- and sanitary. A complete as#ort- wood High ment ‘ Chairs n ee Geslgne and colorings: Folding Camp Cots Regular $3.98 Values $9.85 Offering new patterns tnd combinations in pumps, straps, new cut-outs, sandals, and the new open shank effect. White kid, white cloth. eoye with stitching of contrasting colors, black and blonde satin, blonde kid and many other new lsdnonal "ter, Fall styles. Sizes 3 to 8. . we otter fi . 78-in. Folding Cote with 12- on, double Axminster Rugs Regular $7.50 Grade For Saturday, National Day, we offer 36x72-inch Axminster Rugs of heavy grade in a selection of neat 5.95 Basement Economy Store colorings Prapery Votle. fer fat- urday, National Day, we offer Drapery Volie: blue, white or rose color: a6 inch; splendid for drapes. bedepremls or ruffie curtains. fire aenortment. $1.19 to $1.49 Regular 39c¢ value: valuee filled white duck ticking. Ftrong!y -con- structed hard- wood frame. Will hold 300 lbe. Folds in emall compact bundle. \ UVTUUAALT ANN ivory and rolden finish sewing- feeding safety ugder seat. designe and ra feats’ misprints - Py ty ™ os Artificial Drapery Silk. for Saturday, al Day, we inch plain and figured pat- tern, Artificial Drapery Silk: splendid quality for all drapery purposes. Regular $1.00 value........ (Bargain Basement.) ae \ (Bargain Basement.) sook, ting collara, daintily gy In- fants’ sizes to 2 years. Reg. 30cv . (Bargain os x eK la ' No deliveries, re A one order. Regular Be value... xx 4

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RIDAY FRIDAY, Rh hee “toe lO ze Daily POST-DISPATCH alone -~ * * x » - ‘Flna* um - ’ — we ‘a _—- ; el en” ay tn Salma , ra Co T’r 46 For Saturday, National Day, we offer heavy Swiss Knit Ray- on Ties. All the new light stripes 80 much itn demand: full shapes; per- fectly made ..... 49c¢ Reversible Chenille Rucs. for Saturday. Nation- ren Ra al Day, we offer 2x | ww o me ] a Reve ’ sible V\\ fer ‘ ‘el } “ See ee for ta Rugs. in colorings of tan ard #sTeen an unusual otierinz ye bodice Regular S2.50 value; cach built-up shoulder etyle Vesta, t n regula Elastic Summer garments. ml — 19¢ ular 25¢ to 35c values | Ice Tea Sets Regular $2.69 Values $1.49 Por f&ator- day, National | Thomson's Sample rsets Regular $2 to $3.50 Values and $1 Values “For National Day Only” 500 Wash Dresses (Bargain Basement.) Ne ees fore for ALL the Peopl (Bargain Ba x The 8 eo inches wide. sement.) x ’ 4 us (Bargain Basement.) Or MOP AND POLISH—For Saturday, National Da LUNC hosemn .s 4 INCH KITS—F 1 INFANTS’ SHIRTS—-For Saturday, we offer medium-size Triangle Oil Mops and 402. | or Saturday, National Day, we effer eoft cotton Shirts in Rubin aot — me we x : of high-grade Cedar Oll Polish. = at. jacunn tae Japanned Lunch Kit, and one 1-pint yi6, th . i Tn nn / ails &s 6 oils 6b o@c+ cede eae ic outi eee eee ee one $1 09 pin-back; Summer weight. 1 and 2 ; .$ uting tours. Regular $1.49 walue........... . year sizes. Fach........ ee C Regular $2.00 Value For Saturday, National Day, we offer materials of tines, linens, tissues, and mbinations. In sizes for women and misses. 1 .00 1000 Wash Dresses Regular $2.00 to $3.00 Values esses. Sizes 14 to 18, 36 to 44, > Srey Te eee ee ee (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) $1.69 value; Sprinkling Hose | Regular $5.95 Values $4.79 For Satnur- day. National Day, we offer 50c tay, Se te = sie ate’ For Saturdays, green ; Tea . . : ae hs K National Day, Bets. in) ta Hi Ful ly we offer all- . piteher and se ’ r antes: white and col- For Saturday, |} fancy shape - eas ‘’ 50 or trimmed National Dey. ; ) Oz. a + ra ith - spl Overblouses in we offer these blers; closely iain tate Ameen ‘ voiles, and beautiful POae ep tes be had in 25 dimities, in models of crackted glass ft. lengths, Peter Pan or sample or. Only 150 sets ne mg col- ects. Assorted (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) ars, long y sizes. Only —=— Reeves, sizes 1 200 tn the —S|———— 36 to 48. lot. ; ’ ’ n Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) Lace Rayon Scarfs Builders’ Paint Se ee Gnucnal Values _, Regular $1.70 Value . For Saturday, National Day, ve of or Satur y. ationa lay, we ¢ : ned Ho 1 ow bre } le of Lace Rayon fer Builders Paint, in gallon Cans siery Summer Bandeaux fer new ombre shades Diets. “ted toons Gincce macnnen Scarfs in proper widths for Summ Regular 29c Value t of colors, in new, For Saturday, National Day, we of- National Day, we of. selectiOn......-. ; (Bargain Basement. Reg. 98c to $1.25 Values 9c 3 for $2.00 For ‘Satur- day. National Day, we offer new stamped designs. new patterns, new materials of gine«egeham crepe cing hams cotton linene, shadow volles etc (Bargain Rasement.) ss Reduc es ts ing Carpet Sweepers $2.95 Value Regular $3.50 Values $4.79 National Day, For Saturday, we offer new, live Rubber Reducing Cor- ete in back lace models, Not all sizes For *Satur- day. National Day, we offer sfrongiy - cone structs] car pet Saecpers, with hea vy re- volving bristle t but an excel. b h. : lent assort- a» = Toilet Papers ; ment, Basement.) 10c Value ee et a For Saturday, National Day, « offer good 1000 sheet roll silk tissu “Blue Bird’ Toilet Paper Full coun a Vests Felt Base Floorcovering 1.00 Values Regular 75¢ Values For Saturday, National Day, we of- National Day, we of. Bott Lg oo fer good, heavy, durable quality in 8 fieah wide range of patterns and colorings. 4 Sanitary and &; easily cleaned. th shoul- 65c ~ yards wide. A square 7 ee ee yerd Peseeesee ee seeseeevese cesses (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) 2 Tee — = oe 5 sewed, for. 79c R. R. Special Brooms Full 2-Ib, weight, enameled handles, For Saturday, National Day, we of- long clean straw, for $ fer regular &lx?O0 size full bleached a 55c, 3 1.50 Sheets, with deep hems, well yallon a ) (Barcain Basement.)

eacn (Barguin Rasement.) ——————— | Leather Boston Bags Regular $1.29 Values For Satur. day, Nutilenal Day, we offer them tags suitable for bathing Tia over nie Pages bla : | | brown: second it cow hide leather strap fasteners (Rargain Basement.) f "a &' fe Lemonade or Water Sets Reeular $1.59 Value For Saturday. National Day, we of er crystal clear class: hand cut datay nq grape designs Piteher and R&C ven tumblers (Bargain Basement.) ]|]——S=S=S==— : Oak-Finish Tabourettes || Regular 69c Value i) wee fae For Satur- tii day. National i ; o—=_ i {| Day, we offer IK etrong and lb 1 f[-—=> rigid Tabour UN ke ettes ideal ia = fa flower yy Yh ry stands. Stands TOT ET iLiad 16 ine he« high Only 300 tn lot (Bargain Basement.) Tissue ae Reeular 39c Values For Saturday. National Day, wer offer S2-inch Tissuc CGinghame in various size checks and piaid effects. 2 to 10 yard 19¢ lengths. A yard Pepperell Tubing Regular 39c Value For Saturday, National Day, we. of - 47% inches wide in mil len#the from 1 to & yards, well known 24¢ orand of excellent tubing ; (Bargain Basement.) ke ell Le een ; eae SE ee naar 5; A. or es 9x12 Axminster Rugs Regular Seconds of 57 Saturday, National — —_ a y uality Axminste with s0ft deen BAD. a4 -~y and ema! allover . »* * "PPP eseseeeseeeoecses 9x12 Axminster Rugs Regular Seconds of $62.50 Grade \ For Saturday, National Day, we offer eaviest quality Axminster Rugs, woven Feamiless in rich colorings and designs en $49.00 Axminster Rugs Regular $7.50 G rade Yor Saturday, National Day, we Offer BOx7241nch Axminster Rugs of heave’ grade in « stiertion of neat a 26000 « $5.95 - * tel ili enameled. value $10. ROTAREX ELECTRIC CLOTHES WASHER The best and most convenient Washer made. The ideal Washer for home use. Full size. Uses current from any elec- tric light socket. -so-called because of its economy in operation. All-aluminum — eyvlinder; hardwood wringer; rust proof; gray = a 119 = $10 Down—Balance Monthly For National Day Only FREE FRE Your choice 1 case 8&0 packages Ivory “Boap Flakes or Chipso Fiakes. Value 10c The Economy mode! each. Total te’ Ivery Soap. (Bargain Basement) a ee see . P.&G. Naph- for Seturday. N I Soap, National Day. we of- Day. we offer Infants urday cor Ses, s0, memem Dresses of soft quality nain- 10... we offer Ivory Soap Limit 10 bara nook, in yoke style or with 10-07. bar 3 ae 2S SS tiny collars, daintily trimmed. In- amily laundry Soap. No ders, no deliveries. 10‘ 49¢ Geliveries. Limit one order 10 See 29 Regular Sc value..-----.-.-. Regular Be value fants’ sizes to 2 years. Reg. 30c value. (Bargain ' (Bersain Besement.) * 1000 Window Awnings Regular $1.50 Values 95c For Saturday, National Day, we offer these ex cellent quality khaki Window Awnings mount- ed on good. sub- stantial iron frame. ll fit- bobbi tings complete. While they last. (Bargain Basement.) 65c Ice Box Dishes Regular 65c Value For Saturday, National Day, we offer 3 bowls and cover (4 pieces) A space- saver for your icebox--—3 bowls occupying space of one Keeps odors from intermingling .... 35¢ ‘(Bargain Basement.) ————S (ee 32-Pc. Dinner Sets Regular $3.95 Values $1.88 For Saturday. National Day, we offer $2 pieces of pure white semi- poreelain. Second selection, sublect to slight knicks Service for 6 | (Bargain Basement.) J) has 97,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =: x -m & Card Tables Regular $2.69 Values $1 52 For Saturday, National Day, we offer etrongly made Card Ta- bles: green leath- ette covers: fold- ing etyle. Stand- MEME ene." imu (Bargain Basement.) Curtain Scrim Regular 19¢ Value For Saturday, National Day. we offer 3500 yards Curtain Scrim, S6-inch, tn desirable lengths for short or long 10c curtains, white or beige color; yd. . YQwoHw~ (Bargain Basement. ) = = oR Ee Goldline Dinner Sets Regular $10.95 Values $00 For Saturday, National Day, we offer o0-plece pure white base Dinner Set, neatly trimmed in nar- row gold lines. iret quality. Service for 6 per- 6ons (Bargain Basement.) 36-in. New Art Taffetas 46-in. All-Silk Radium... nistere $2.50 White Creve de Chines Extra heavy. all-silk White (repe de Chines Fé dresses blouses care ete. $1.88 $2.25 Crepe de Chines 40-ineh hears all-silk Crepe de Chines: be shades of fiesh and white For uncdergarinents $I 44 etc tarG. . — ° | S 1 [ K S NATIONAL 12,000 Yards Beautiful New Silks $1.49 to $1.98 Values 26-in. All-Silk Changeable Taffetas... | 4%-in. All-Silk Crepe de Chines. selble oe 56-iIn. All-Silk “TTaffetas——-plain shades....... 36-in.:' Black Satin Messalimes.....J1..eeececces 36-in. Black Satin Duché@ss.........\.- 36-in. Silk-Mixed Printed) Crepes. .......... Rt RS Re eee ee 8 36-ini.| Black Moire. Popliff...s..cedeclebesaes (Bargain Basement.) SPECIALS Cotton Pongee 33-inch cotton Pongee for drap- erties, el Comes in tan, orchid, maize, blue, brown and 49¢ navy Sere... cscaeeeae > > ’ $2.50 Printed Sil's Crepe de Chines, Canton, Foulards, Clic... Wb a profusion af eal eenmeearn's newest designs 36 and 40 $ fneh widths yara.. 1.55 | For offer 27-inch Dress Ginghams, 2% to 19 yard lengths in a good range of checks and plaid effects; excel- 10c lent for making aprons, ete: yd (Bargain Basement.) Unbleached Sheeting Regular 45ce Value For Saturday, National Day, we of: fer RT inches, extra wide unbleached Sheeting. cood quality, very low 35¢ priced. A yard ane Se ey ie _ Children’s Crepe Sole Oxfords Regular $2.50 Value $1.69 For Saturday, National Day, we offer children « Oxfords made of tan leather with Fruit of the Loom Muslin Regular 25c¢ Value For Saturday, National Day, we offer yard wide ful)-bieached Fruit of the Loom Muslin, in mill cuts, from 3 to 16 yarda. Each piece | 7¢ POS 8 ode dale ce beedoesoweoe Ce SS = Dainty Silk Lingerie Regular $1.98 Value For Saturday, National Day, ¥¢ offer chemie and and estep-ins in very attractive styles: lacy and tailored effects. Reautiful pastel shades, also white. Regular sizes Dress Ginghams Printed Voiles Saturday, National Day, w® Regular 39c ard 49c Values For Saturday, National Day, we offer 40-inch Printed Voiles (‘ome In light and dark grounds, printed in Meat floral ind cnteceked designs. ex cellent for making 20¢ Summer frocks. A yard Pequot Unbleached Sheeting Regular 35c Value ror Saturday, National Duy. we of fer regular (OO tnehes wide. good, heavy Quality unbleached Sheeting. an ex-* traordinary value ia unbleached 24c Sheeting A yard. , : , Ses Se All-Silk Chiffon Hosiery Regular $1.98 Value Te $7.00 offer white eol- ors and black in pure thread silk Chiffon Hoalery. Shaded in weave. Silk from top to toe Full size as- sortment. (Barcain Basement.) Nugent Special Pillow Cases Regular 39c Value For Saturday, National Day, we offer regular 42x56 alze, full-bleached Pillow Cases: eaprendid quality; same as 25c Gold Seal sesseeouse ‘ium eeeeen C Bloomers repe Regular 89c Values 69c For Satardays, National Dey, we offer a wondertul quality Washen- reve Crepe in flesh and white; exceptionally well made ands *rein- foreed. A _ esplen- did value in an extra «ize bicom- er. “x ¥ »¥ ——— ao P x « Mw KOM Laundry Soap Combination 7 SS rae, oe Eker P 79c “hipso Flakes...... 1 1 Box Ivory Soap Flakes. .106¢ 1 Bar Medium Ivory Soap.. Te lL 10-Qt. Galvanized Pail.. 30¢ Total Value .....$1.27 Limit 1 to customer. (Bargain Basement.) oe ‘ Summer Fur Chokers Regular $9.95 and $12.95 Values For Saturday. National Day. we offer ohotce of genuine foxes in red, brown and kray shades. Also natural squirrel or Thibetines Wonderful values for these large, fluffy animals. 00 (Bargain Basement.) \ ale 49c full-weight, good quality 59c Brooms, long straw, varnished rOOMS hacen 4-sewed smooth handles. DQ handles, 5-sewed, wire bound: «00120 ¢ F Part Linen Crash. for Sat- urday, National Day. we offer unbleached Toweling. part linen with faat-colored borders: splendid for hand and tea towels Regular 19¢ value. 500 Summer Silk Dresses er (Bargain Basement.) FEE —————EE WT; Pe eee Mattresses, $6.95 Bare Knee” Hosiery Regular $10.00 Values . a ; «“For National Day Only’ ' 4 tailored dresses 100 Balbriggan 2-Pc. Suits Regular $15 and $20 Values For Saturday, National Day, / / we offer fine . ——_» of flowered georgettes, flat ’ crepes. New Summer colors. Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 44, and 46 to 52. For Saturday, National Day, we offer these Suits made in all-wool materials. Al! new colors and white. Sizes for women and Misses. fer a large variety of Bath Towels, 22x14 sitce. in plain white and colored boer- ders: extra heavy quality. Regular 39c walue..........«ees- . ( ~—*10€ Fringed Panel Curtains jj - Regular $2.50 Values Regular $1.25 Value pure, clean For Satur- day, National Day, we off: cotton cent felted ie bed sizes. (Bargain Basement.) ——————— 89c For Saturday, National Day, we offer pure Stamped Krinkle Spreads; Stamped Pillow Cases Unbleached Muslin - Regular $2.95 Value For Saturday, National Day, we of fer very new, beautiful designs Regular $1.39 Value _ Reguics 15¢ Value Saturday, National Full For Saturday, National Dey, we of-| Day, Unbleached Muslin. 39 inches size Ready for the embroidering. | fer best grade new stamped patterns on} wide, in mill lengths, & very good Quantity limited full 42-in. size pure white, fine quality, at a great eaving. Rach . , $ I 99 count pillow casing. Ale 69 A yard. eerwves evrerees rent eeee 9c (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) ' (Bargain Basement.) ———— = —————————— Holland Shades Regular $1.00 Values 50c Bed Outfits Bed, Spring, Mattres«. Regular $35.00 Values Day a eplendid Red is of quality Ruffle sire and Curtain. made rinid burl. with full ruf- spring is fil ’ , Rubber Syringes Regular $1.25 Values For saturday, National Thay. « fer a quality leak-proof Syringes. Fa = $1985 For Satur- fay, National ible closely woven fabric link mattress s eotton felt Ruffle Curtains Regular $1.39 Values ae | fie and tie- AM Felt Pads Bird’s-Eye Diaper Cloths Regular $5.00 Value Regular $1.95 Values e of- For Saturday, National Day. we of- For Saturday, National Day, we of. special purchase of excellent [fer Felt Pads of highest quality mate-| fer sanitary, absorbent. hemmed Dia- etory [rials and workmanship. Closely tufted, per Clothe in sealed packages; size selection Complete with fit- ve ie “~ 5 . mone kach roa oma : rs ee 39¢ pone Meena — ~ TS $3.95 k ytd xe, lavesaiiys see ene $1.29 Ice Cream Freezers Toweling Rayons Regular $1.25 Value Regular 15¢ Value Regular $1.00 Values For Saturday. National Day, w e of For Saturday, National Day, we of- For Saturday. National Day, we of. fer heavy galvanized ice Cream [fer good qualitv Cotton Crash, 16 f fer 36-inch Rarons in ant, Groene, ped de. Freezers in 2-quart size, side erapk style.’ Freezes in 5 minutes and the stored heat does the cooking. There are no to —_ no worry. watching or basting. I ome’ boteg cooking with Brussels Car heat, less work and leas cost. pet, for Satur- day. National Day. we offer Brusselé Carpet of good. durable quality. in neat colorings and desig 7s; suitable for hall and stairs. Neguiar O8c value; yard.....«.- x x (Bargain Basement.) ‘(Bargain Basement.) A yard.« M derful Electric Firelese Cookers that reflect economy in fuel and food any way you want it cooked. It is for home, Summer cottage or wherever cooking is done. You simply put in food-—turn on the current unéil it ie hot. then term the tameld ecannet get Here’s What It Will Do "7, \¢ 2 Cooker that Bae cot current off inches wide, splendid quality. printed in large and sma 88c . 74¢ A yard signe, 2 to 10 yard lengthe. 59c Another Fortunate Parchase 200 Electric Cookers The fact that so many of our customers were disappointed fn the last sale of these Cookers encouraged us to make = special effort to secure enough for another sale We were fortunate enough to serure just 200 of these. so be here early so as to be sure to get one, Won and the saving in time by cooking with electricity. We will place on sale just 200 at the unheard-of low price of $4.39. Thies may be your last opportunity to equip your kitehen with the mest modern Klectric Fireleas Cooker yet devised at = price that you again. kind _ te ; al colors. Regwar WEIES. «+++ +5 ste wh se nee om * x

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i ee el an! a ated PMuOPATr ’ >. wi Dh & he. oy me — on a eT , (Reg. t. S. Pat. Off.) PRICE REDUCTIONS ARE UNUSUAL HOE Washington Avenur - lhyvu to Siscth Street ON [HE MEZZANINE KILLS MAN WHO ) BRINGS Calls Chief of Police and Sur- renders. Soecia, the |] lrieapatc’ o4 ANS As “1 T Y Seeing his wife return home in : June motor car with another man last night, J L Green, 38 years old former: city getective, drew his re@- yer and } ed the man Imm°«- ites afte: shooting Green h of Police "I've just caught my wife riding with nother man and killed him,” ne “You had better come out ind get me,” wife, Mrs. Vina taken to pofice head- (jreen's Green and his ‘,reen were quarters for questioning. _ ‘ENT ” heSale Values truly remarkable. You can well afford to purchase several pairs of beautiful Pumps, Step- Ins, St raps or Sandals for future use. Wide selec- tion of styles all greatly reduced. a Choice of entire stock including wonderful WICHERT MODELS at $9.90. Others priced from $;.00 to $7.00. Delightful styles for street, after- noon or evening. $39) $9 $/% $Q)9% victim was identified by a card in wcket as A. ©. Summers, 28 At police headquarters Green, who is now a salesman, said he _ re- turned unexpectedly from Marys ville, Kan., last night His wifs vas not home. His daughter. Em- ma, 16 years old, returned to the about 11 o'clock and to.d him her mother had gone out wit! a woman neighbor About 12 o'clock, was on the poren, when he saw a Packard motor car. with @nda man in the front seat up in front of the house ar 1a st The man embraced his wife, Gre said “Tl walked out to him and to hin ‘You'll never break up ther home,’”’ said Green “Ther I shot.” : Mrs Vaughn when Summers invited them t: take a ride. Summers, she said told her he had a son about i§ vears old, and that his wife had leparted yesterday to visit relatives jin Dallas, Tex. TREATY “GOLGOTHA OF TRUTH BOUND TO BE.RESURRECTED" Eex-Crown Prince, in His Book. “] Seek the Truth.” Thus Assails Versailles Peace. his pi house (,reen sal his wife dri e (jréen said she ar were drivit . ce liv the Aseociated Press . , , ae . nP . BERLIN, June oe The book that has been published by t German ex-Crown Prince: I See the Truth.” is an uninterrupted at- facKk {T} the treaty of Ve renilles The peace Das t 79 GQ 1, Lc _— * yt . ™ ‘* ™ ey | naiecd as a (,Olg ia ‘ r which i« hour q tm ve res irrected The author does not annulment of the conditions of t — srg . treaty, which found a crown 231 ot the ‘rea? tion of Germanys entry azcue of Nations a con di a ft ity POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE cir? Circulation than the manster and 0 one other — newspaper COMBINED the =Tea asa Beverage FACTS ABOUT TEA SERIES—No. I Tea first became known in China nearly 3000 years before Christ. tea was greatly prized, both for its remark- able qualities as a beverage and for the almost religious ceremony attached to the Up to the sixth century, tea was used only for medicinal purposes. Even in the seventeenth century it cost $25.00 to $50.00 per pound. All tea caddies were constantly kept under lock and Teday when even fine quality like ‘‘SALADA” costs less than one-third of a. cent per cup, it is not surprising that the consumption of tea is increasing tremen- drinking of it. hey. dously. In that country $18.00 Detroit; ,|\. and return ie $16.50 Toledo ‘' and return July 11 and 25 Good 15 days lt ae = Wabash Excursion aL “20 via Wabash Railway, leaving St. Louis Friday Night, July 10 (6:30 p. m. and 12:05 midnight) and Saturday, July 11 (On ‘‘Continental Limited’’—8:30 a. m.) Tickets honored in coaches and free reclining Also in parlor and sleeping cars | on payment of usual Pullman charges. | Children half fare. Return Limit 16 Days Stop-over allowed at Detroit on return trip final limit of are not good via Chicago. chair cars. within the ~ SSALADA" = 7450 Railway Exrchanoe. Reservations and Tickets at Wabash Ticket Offices Broadway and Locust and Union Station or ask McNally, Diveuston Passenger Agent Round Trip Baggage will be checked. 16 days. Tickets tones, tans, Phone Main 49894 CAPABLE WORKERS STORE, POST-DISPATCH WANTs j ABLE E X PERIENeep } for the OFFICE, | FACTORY, WARE. Hotske er HOME. a MILI. brilliant TUNIC DRESS ES WAL These are’tunic Frocks. long enough to be grounds of tan, Copen Sizes 36 to 46. KLINE’s ==CHARGE PURCHASES BALANCE OF MONTH PAYABLE IN AUGUST =e: ST. LOUIS KANSAS CITY 606-08 W Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. DETROIT CINCINNATI =~ {"« , _ worn my i Dac SILKS NAINSOOK (50 Pr. Silk Hos All Perfect! All Full-Fashioned! A very special offer- ing! Chiffons and thread silks! Some are all silk to the tops— others are lisle_ rein- forced. In the follow- ing colors, but quanti- ties limited in certain shades. Peach, Light Wood, Silver, Pearl Gray, Black, Gunmet a/, Rose Taupe, Atmos- phere, French Nude, Dawn, Polo Gray, Suede, Sudan, Blonde. PRIN CESS SLIPS | SUPER-QUALITY CREPES 2) BROADCLOTHS 7 GOW NS $7795 Every Slip is well made with shadow-proof hems SILK 5 )29 An dorable Gowns of cr@pe de chine, daintily 700 Cotton Greatly Reduced Step-ins, Gowns and Teddies of mnainsook and voile in trimmed and tailored = styles. ; Paste] shades. Sizes 36 to 44. Undergarments ! C Tub Silk Frocks INCLUDED ALSO ARE RADIOUX CHIFFONS! BROADCLOTHS! COTTON VOILES! SS A wonderful from! selection to br hast prin ths oy 3 xy ' and bodice tops. Both trimmed and tailored models tri with lace edges. y, henna, V gee in many attractive styles. Als tailored styles, — NN Others at $1.69, $3.95, $4.95, $6.95 y St Se 4 Main Floor. v a v KLINE’S—Main Floor, 4 A GREAT REDUCTION SALE A NOTABLE OFFERING Ma RAYONS! choose The great variety makes it easy to find just the right frocks whatever your needs... ness, shopping, sports or wear. Colors include all All rd Floor. stripes in new combinations, ALINE’S—Thi Frocks, voile, tag in sol od colors, Other Freche of Silk and Cetten Materials A WONDERFUL SELECTION OF Girls’ H ash Frocks C] verlw-stvled i¢ er iy-s (‘yviec broadcloth and Stripes and checks. Sizes 7 t FD O 14 years. $1.95 — aap KLINE’s—B LOVELY NEW SILKS 310% At $10.75 we offer crepe de chine and broadcloth in stripes of the gayest of col- ors and the smartest of sport styles. Also printed crepe, crepe royalle, flat crepes and striped broadcloths in new color combinations. ALINE’S—Third Floor. Silk Inquire Into Littl — Rock Office. | | YOU DON L. P.E OPEN ye 261! 7A. Neb., June 26.—The | , American veterans of the War. in national] convention | 1 WE sEL 3 Room $17.50 Dewn—Living R @ ion of National sane aoe J. Irwin, and, then Ia? of resolutions, the most rad- to rehabilitate the Little Ark., resion office of the | s States Veterans’ Bureau. gession spent most of § tits'| in the discussion of changes | | itution to permit Irwin | s The con- voted 259 to 176 against | ng the constitution. Hf $35.00 Mahogany Davenpe resolutions attacking the | $45.00 Quick Meal Gas R Rock bureau were placed | the convention by the Lit-) which said office is torn by strife and 4 and that various officers $25.00 Brussells Rugs, 9: $15.00 Simmons Coil Sori $12.00 Simmons Walnut 8 — _— i ie aie aii sagt cae tee ante di ei a amen ae ee War Orphans Need Your Help! Give to the American Legion Endowment Fund. A Rare Choice, Linen L Formerly Priced to $15........ ( About 200 of these popular Sum- $ mer Frocks—so ideal for hot-weather wear. Wanted shades and sizes..... Dress ._ Section, Sale of White $4: The style of the ho price is here. Jaun score of smart shapes and larger head sizes. Hundreds of Other White Hats © MORNING | SPECIAL, 8:30 TO 1 Trimmed 158 models reduce clearance tO... .««++«« Fourth Floor.

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found) Trip ing St. Louis uly 10 ar ght) uly 11 —8:30 a. m.) a free reclining sleeping cars charges. ill be checked. Days on return trip days. Tickets | 3-Hour Sale Straps straps, sacrificed. Satins, patent, two- tones, tans. whites Come larly Offices Deust or ask pnorr Agent e Main 4989 POST-DISPATCH WANTS supply CAPABLE nna EXPERIENCED WORKERS for the OFFICE, STORE, MILI. FACTORY, WARE. HOLSKE or HOME. QUST —— SILK GOW NS 5 29 Adorable Gowns of crepe de chine, daintily trimmed with lace edges. Also in tailored styles. Pastel shades Every wo- man should buy several. KLINE’s—Matin T'loor. —$—$—$$$ oy gee «,.-4) Cs =, ‘! 4 4 A NOTABLE b Silk INCLUDED ALSO te) onderful selection hopping. sports or DIOUX CHIFFONS! DADCLOTHS! RAYONS! COTTON VOILES! The great variety makes it easy just the right frocks whatever eds .... household duties, busi- olors include all the wante d soft shades, Also smart awnin in new combinations. ALINEL’S—Third Floor. OFFERING frocks ARE to choose afternoon All sizes. ° LINE'’S—Third Floor. ats.. REDUCED! ce 0 $49, $] O AUTIFUL MODES .75 the display is ex- y interesting. The include flat crepe, and prints in and chic Parisian The season’s most ul one and two piece NE'S—Fourth Floor. Pr-O ~—~- a eae oP eee iat ~ FRIDAY, * TILL WE SELL ‘WHAT. ‘WE ADVERTISE Neb., June 26.—The s American veterans of the War, in national convention decided yesterday against the wion of National Commander J, Irwin, and then adopted fesolutions, the most rad- Feaeh called for immediate D | @ ang the constitution. $35.00 Mahogany Davenport Tables ge resolutions attacking the $45.00 Quick Meal Gas Ranges Rock bureau were placed $25.00 Brussells Rugs, 9x12 , and that various officers Furnished 3 Rooms ~ a Ae 169 i ~_sizgg __ It’s Easy fo Pay eee .-.. $7.98. Brasch’s Way vention by the Lit-|M Croce Orusselis hugs, dxte .... 2. $12.98 A small down payment, wT delegation which said $15.00 Simmons Coil Springs o ee ce ececcccenns- $7.98 low prices and E 2 terms gtfice is torn by strife and $12.00 Simmons Walnut Beds ................ $7.98 —our slogan. ASHEVILLE, N. C. Friday, July 10 Round $ 50 From Te | St. Louis | 19 rehabilitate the Little ay region office of the 4 s Stock states Veterans’ Bureau. - . Reducing Sale 7 ena pe ns na, ated 100% White Cotton Black Mountain, $18.10 Hendersonville, $18.30 Waynesville, $18.55 in tne s SS! i b- ; . - . . onstitution to permit Irwin : ae SER6S"° “din” ‘ooee Tickets good returning until July 25 ; . another term. The con- : Room . . . . yoted 259 to 176 against Tables... .. . Diverse Route: Going or Returning via Chattanooga—Lookout Mountain—$1.50 additional Purchase tickets in advance at Ticket Office, 322 N. Broadway, Phone Main 5060 gghting among themselves.’ INCORPORATEO —-- - War Orphans Need Your Tomorrow is the last shop- Help! Give to the American ping Saturday for 7 weeks. Legion Endowment Fund. Specials in every section. “St Louis’ —* Women's Specialty Shop ——— — ee ——_— —_ - — _ — . = — — —» A Rare Treat ke Saturday Shoppers! Chic Summer Frocks ’, ' Taget : &:0o7* has ae Usual $16.75 and $19.95 Garland Qualities for —— HAT LOVELIER FOR SUMMER than a sheer Frock of Georgette, a gay print, a smart- ly striped tub silk or an alluring crepe—unless it be some other model in this collection? Certainly, here are styles to make you happy it :s Summertime—at a price to gladden your purse. And practical business women and teachers will embrace this event as a profitable one at which to purchase several Frocks for vacationing. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Dress Section, Choice, Linen Dresses Formerly Priced to $15........ 35 ()0) About 200 of these popular Sum- mer Frocks—so ideal for hot-weather wear. Wanted shades and sizes..... Dress. Section, Sale of White Sport Hats 51. 95 The style of the hour at a new low price is here. Jaunty affairs in a score of smart shapes in bobbed hair and larger head sizes. Hundreds of Other White Hats Up to $4.95 MORNING ="; d Hat rimme ats SPECIAL, 158 models reduced for 8, $ 8:30 TO 1 clearance tO... ..«.-e+.% nb Suisse 69 0 Fourth Floor. Sale of 2000 New Bathing Suits Duis The kind of Suits that are serviceable and make you look your best. All pure wool, silk-and-wool and _ rib-knit Suits in ‘California style. Whatever color you wish—and all sizes, 28 to 44 bust. Regulation at All Pools Jantzen Swimming Suits CHILDREN’S SIZES.$3.50 GIRLS’ AND BOYS’. .$5.00 MISSES SIZES ..... $6.00 WOMEN’S SIZES ...$7.00 Complete Stock of Bathing Accessories Second Floor. THOMAS W. GARLAND (INC.) 409-14-13 BROADWAY—410-12-14 SLXTH ST. i a ce a ct tt re ce Se i i i ee ee ee ee a a a a a a a i i ti et et tiie titi atid a a ta ll —— ae a et et et i et el i ee ee et tt Sn Lee Otley el Oa gt lg — ~ — tl ill il itn ie On lg cal ee ee ee ee ena ag ln ally ll ee el i a ee ee a i i i i ie i ~~ iii a ee ee _— —_— ~ a i i i le ll tl il il ti ~ i i a i a i ttt tt at a tt tg at tt te tl tly i, ti ee ai eR a art ea ee ee ee egal a Oy Og OO agg OO a Ott a I GI a I i i, —s. 5 a a - OO ee ec et te i tt i ati ti il i et te et et i le i eo ~~ ~ ii te alti — ~ gaa a ei ie ee JUNE 26, 1925. aw 7 he Gaity POST -DISVATCH alone has 57,000 MORE Cily Cir each 98 than BOTH other evening newspapers CORR Ea ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 19 1) REELECT DISABLED . a —— NY | et . ee er VETERANS’ HEAD FAILS OU DON’T NEED CASH WITH | Bi We Pay More an ns | ae — y i 16, co Ghana Cont L. P. BRASCH & CO. [SP ECIAL EXCURSION sTearere! || om Savings Rock Office. O TTL ‘o'r. 2618 /-RANKLIN AV. OT OTe | er than many ae OR Os Ee ET ee WOES Th = : oe ¢ ot 7 - pe > : munict Camp Stoves, pal bonds yield and there Lanterns, . 6. are no buying or sellirz j ' lamps and all - y hinds of Seied costs. Get 5% on yous Burners. moncy Olive 1933 }) iaduscriat Sevines Trust Co. 714 Chestmat Sereet 7 ee FD FDP FFF PF FF FF DDDPFDDDDPDPFFPPDFFPPPFFPPF FFF FZ ZFFIFFFFFIFIIAFIFFP Fx >> > nN an Hours * Seeaidaiy' 8:30 to 5:30 : “ GRAND-LEADER DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED >>3339333339323>>3>23>>7>3333>7>3232327273333>33>3>27>>33>>> _— ~~ > — Smart Mohair Suits With Two Pairs of Trousers :2,2;5° and $3.0 TV saic, Suits are expertly tailored of high-quality mo- ET A EE — —_ hair, which is good looking, and very light in weight. The broad assortment of patterns makes selection an easy matter, as there are effects to please every individual preference. Sizes for men and young men. —_ —_ Other Summer Suits Kuppenheimer Palm Beach Suits..........$15.00 eee -— « Two-Trouser Flannel Suits........ d's o ove Two-Trouser Tropical Worsted Suits... ...$35.00 | Lorraine Seersucker Suits....... ie ites xo | Two-Trouser Palm Beach Suits...........$20.00 Summer Trousers ~ = Gray or White Flannel Trousers............ $8.50 ; Linen Golf Knickers........cccces. $2.95 to $5.75 White Duck Trousers.............. $1.95 to $2.75 Palm Beach Trousers....... ee $5.00 Blue Serge Trousers.............95.50 and $8.50 | Khaki Trousers ........; dcseweneeeetses ©. $2.50 | Seersucker Trowsers......ssdbuescesbécee4 $3.95 | (Clothing Dept.—Fourth Floor.) *» Y 2% re Youths’ Lorraine Seersucker Suits Are Featured at 102° OOL and comfortable Suits fashioned ( , of Lorraine Seersucker, in the popular gray, also tan striped effects: They come in the loose-fitting English models, with straight-cut trousers. All sizes from 33 to 36. Extra Trousers to match, $3.98 (Students’ Room—Fourth Floor.) >>55535 2522 >53>337323227727>7>>7>>>>2>>53>7223>>>>>>> > >>>>39339339393239>>92> 23> *-|- SOP OS VS Sr"? 2 2 aewe oe a] SSS ddd >>> FPDP DIP PP > >> PPP PPP PSP PP PPP>P> PPM are? oe oe @

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16 st LOUIS POST-DISPATS! OP yo SET Ae see The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED QS. / sa oie ~~ BRITAIN PROTESTS re ema | TOCHINA AGAINST CANTON SHOOTING } Minister at Pekin Delivers A Genuine | Victrola Console Model Brit‘sh Subjects. —_ — ————— | By the Assoctated Prem. PEKIN. June 26.—The Minister today handed a note [to the Chinese Foretgn Office, formal- Vietrola 1925 ly protesting against the action of Very Easy Terms the Chinese at Canton last Tues- . day in| firing upon the British con- Friday and cession and wounding British sub- Saturday The French Minister handed 4 jects. note to the Foreign Office yester- who was killed by Chinese Tuesday. The to claim And a Small ee rioters in Canton, Amount Weekly || note reserved the right indemnity. On A es a Credit Strikers Stone Street Cars in For- eign Section of Shanghal. Rr the Associated Press. SHANGHAI, June 26.—Severa! A few Rs ae : ; Upright Phono- crowds of Chinese strikers and araphs that were rowdies entered the international! S115 new set tlement today, stoned and held 1006 Olive St. Olive, Retween 10th and tlith up street cars. dispersed by the police. Fear bixpressed sionaries in Interior. By the Associated Press. HONGKONG, June 26.—All the foreign missionaries have escaped from Canton, but there are grave fears concerning the fate of some | of those in the country districts v4 from whom nothing has been heard since the outbreak of the antifor- j}eign movemfnt. This is the report iof O. W. McMillan and W. W. Creighton/ American Presbyterian arrived today ‘trom Canton. The antiforeign propaganda in 'missionarkas, who that city. thev said. tncluded anfi- American placards. A communis- tic group was persistently circn- lating rumors designed to mislead Your = - pane Phos nubtic. Ww | 2 tow ag oa _ PERMITS FOR TWO HOTELS Snappy English Suits Each Will Be 14 Stories High— Dresses—Ensembles Total Cost $1,750,000. Furs, Millinery Permits were issued yesterday for the building of two 14-story SMITH-DANIELS B S'-=¢eocoe 000, to be oad at the northeast 507 N. BROADWAY and southeast corners of Newstead orr. NUGENTS—2d FL. and McPherson avenues. The Greystone, which will stand at the imortheast corner, will be erected iby the Greystone Investment f which: R F. Rritton is nd the ~ lth len Hall, at the sou’ east corner, will be construc ia syndicate headed by A. D. Gates Teeth Fx- Each building will have 2584 tracted. SOc. [rooms and a basement garace ¢ 7. — 60 automobiles. The builders hope to have the hotels finished \ SET OF TEETH, $10 UP DR. J. GRABER. 620 OLIVE field Crowns, $5.00 up. s 12: waders jeariy in the fall BUSY BEE CANDIES |. NO BURNS in Busy “Bee “Fireworks! Celebrate Independence Day—next Sat- urday—with candy cannon crackers. They're safe, sweet and satisfying. The Busy Bee also has a large line of 4th of July favors and candy novelties for Independence Day picnics and parties. SATURDAY'S Sunday Candy Special Caramel Dipped Marshmallows . . . Assorted Chocolates and Milk Chocolate Eclairs a ‘For “Week &nd Cours Fresh Apricot Cobbler . . Salad Rolls . CHAR ss. DE .the dozen ..... 20c Assorted Tea Cakes ready- in 1 and 2-lb. boxes the pound . Soc Chocolate Walnut Muffins ...sc .— Vanilla or Chocolate Torte . . 60c [GO O — indispensable : auto accessors : cTH & OLIVE 4 CHOCOLATES LOVE \iwavs 4} “YT Note to Foreign Office Concerning Wounding of | British | day protesting against the murder | DOWN of a French merchant, E. Pas- i} Later they were | Concerning Mis- IOF TIS BROS.& CO. fés 717 OLIVE STREET DIAMONDS 22> WATCHES CASE.CREDIT “gay CASELCREDIT Wedding and Graduation Presents from LOFTIS The Bride or the Graduate will cherish your gift through all the vears. - . \o | ~— @ = [Diamond Ring Vii “Trianon” ta! ; Diamond Ring ree eplendid blue- white Diamonds Ning is 1S -k white gold handsomely eae arve >| = «= bid and Also at $75 , _— woe to $600 A... pierced ... Also at $100, $125, $200, $250. $300 Terms to Suit Your Convenience NO MONEY DOWN “Loretta” - | Fancy ‘Srone-Set Ring “Alderman” Diamond Also at $150, $200, $300 $48.75 Diamond Dinner Ring Solid Platinum est com hity merchandis ‘White Gold Wrist Watch Graduation Special ’ - . ’ ; All Platinum. pierced and engraved Black Onyx 14-k white | " Pearls are expertiy mat n cuat a r | -~ ——T th »4 ine $18. 73 |: white go! ee: with Diamond. "aed tir Wrist Watch 3° ‘err a Lofti«s Rreo« Marve leneth 100 meter« "a KR miy of music rke« $71.40. -_-__ Suggestions for pty: pond Presents Exceptional bargains at prices shown, and also at other prices, to suit your requirements Dtamond Rings. Ss " sa oF Diamor 22 [inner Ring oe MI ) lamond iu hing» 7. O® ~e 00 , | Ot}! ee | ee 2.9% a D Viar + er Set Brace ets flaws Thamond-Set Wrist Watehe % = oa 4 , ry Ry eS Se ‘ 2, ay -s ok, a a & Ae aes JUNE bapenigst -*? NE 26 ' ’ x te e.t* id « ¥ 'd ‘ xh genset AND EXAMINATION FREE FRIDAY JUNE 26, 182 On pace 126 of this week’s Saturday Evening Post is a message of im- portance to you. G. M. Berry, Inc. Romont 3610 2621 Leeust KNI FREE BOOK }, HEW CUE, Rectal Specia@iis. itz ST. LO office vwxol PILES WITHOUT THE —- arog Call or write today Avie ete AM. te ar a. | oxtt ~— ST.LOUI 26) . BARGAIN A ru ” BROA DWAY & * MORG WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE ST ATURDAY : Women. here's just the Low She at about “% price; all new style thing for Summer wear; valae Choore from satins. patents combinations and niain bile styles. Sandals and ‘(mfords. .} trouble being fitteet. All sizes. at GIRLS’ $3.00 LOW SH Tans, patente and plain leathers specta sale. Sizes &™% to @ at Ne ~ — Te BOYS’ $4.00 SHOES Tan and black léath- ers, Oxfords and high amas SNOeS: special sale, —— up to 6 at 83.96 Boys’ $1.50 Scooters Can +e @-? t - inher aolee ankie naten giz res g cs ; and i to @ 1 ad to 13's an Extraordin Values 390 -beautiful few and afternoon wea: tyne The metele all semit-tailored a are now demandin parel On'tw ‘Dy gs understand the val Sizes 36 to 52 DRE (Crepe de chine, sat erepe and figured WHITE LEATHER HATS SATURDAY Larce and small head sizes to cho ; Yariety ; straw Not all sizes in #a@e Val = NEW SUMMER A very lucky pure! to offer very fine cloth and ot omg such a low rice Tene HATS “© | WHITE STRAW SPORT HATS quality white r Java Hats i drape v alue CHILDREN’S HATS sire aa tia * > a sant a om! ’ eS. oh red: irday Underwear and i Shirts Reductio _ SHIRTS HIRTS AT '2 PRICE ee and ecollar-attached = etyles and = mercertzed “tion pengee clere tan white and «rar of and union made regular 82.0) aluese «tues 14 to 17%. Special ——— WOMEN'S 20 UT SU TTs — Neat iv MENS BALBRIGGA™N SHIRTS AND DRAW- "KS — Ase quality with leog ond aiteves ankle livawers sitew ~ “6 Special 47¢ en “MENS NIT ; atriis— ie *t 1” ‘alive mn a! hiet lx or ankle-length etyte with short sleeves. color white Sicoe 36 to 44 Speciai at _ New Georgette Flowered Voik eautiful range of exauisite patterns in large rose. on and clusté r flowers, natural colors on fine ‘> \olles: itn ho nevdew. orchid. tangerine, rose; pow de Dea ind athe eek shedes, and.it takes only about Yared« for j ri. covet every- pee 7) $1.39 to $2 fee. Siena 14 to TAS Spe la! Satartay Two good lines of ¢ a good durable cout a t-tnch elastte top, elastic supperters. & 23 te 38. at ; A wonderful per chase of few OF te-theminute flat pouch style Handbears. & “‘olered tooled stylee weather estrlee and 1 songal ieee «with sre Ln

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y — —— — ee a - aoliemssitinalll = 7 ee - LR eer eos vr ee. FRIDAY, JUNE 26, ieee FRIDAY JUNE 26, 1925 a — On pace 126 of this week’s Saturday Evening Post is a message of im- portance to you. Two- Trouser G. M. Berry, Inc. Romont 3610 2621 Locust e CONSULTATION AND EXAMUNATION FREE U, MATTHEW CUE, eee Speci@liis. Office Hours: P) NILES cue’. KNIFE Ja. Piesure and ali ured by my Soothing. Gentie Methos oats —CU - re or No Pay. ‘3 A No Danger. No Hceepital. No Deten ie Husiness Call or write today = it will pay you. FAFE BOOK Valuable te tle ——————— 29 Years’ S sae ST. LOUIS. MO. A.M. to 8 P.M. ~ ; a Fink & M. Ney Smith. Desensed. Sundays. 10 to | exrexiexen | Sufferers Choicest | Materials | TRIED TO HOLD ON y! Loyal Troops, However, O GENERAL WHO LED ® After Harmless Shooting by Troops, Assumes Con- trol of Government. OLD REGIME HAD Returned to Barracks at Ps e combinations and plain ST.LOUIS » yf) BARGAIN | (“hoose from satines patents /BROADWAY & MORGAN ST WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS | Women, here's just the Low Shoes you want nt anbout “% price; all new styles; just the thing for Summer wear; values to 86.00 tans. two-tone blacks; fancy strap etyles. Bandals and Po par och ts $2. g d trouble being fitted. All sizes. a 5 an SATURDAY **o= BARGAINS} 3-935} halt A s GIRLS’ $3.00 LOW SHOES Tans, patents = ge leathers epecial 1 . BOYS’ $4.00 SHOES :: +: Flannels amuse, “NOs _— al } +) a , . . —. _* ‘ Wo aavs STaAV TI] i resjaqents of “4 the rT oo! t 1} yeare. Just the ative materials. Saturday sorte lk atyviles thine for hot North Shore realize that he came SUMMER SUITS 9 00 | to Niassa esedite sip + l AXATION ind ages few requests are heinge made for the privilege of calling on him at BOS’ and WASH PANTS— ‘oo tweeds all ages to ] ‘ cid White Cour ths : ‘ , . pS 50c Mayor Quinn of Cambridge, If} years Underwear and Shirts Reductions SHIRTS AT '2 PRICE Neckbandad and eollar-attached atvies materials molors tan white and eray perfect and union made regulat values: sizes 14 to 1742. Special ford cloth and mercerized cotton ponger Ss — (50 quality Shirte wit loaR and S’ Wash Suits tw 46 Special ; 4 AZ C | specia’ short ies ankle- all wanted eng nh lraweres “i7em aizea 36 to 44 MEN'S BALBRIGGAN WOMEN'S 70c¢ UNION oe AND DRAW- | suITS — Neatly t med in tallored = § te bee > s'Vies 59c ai Val lues 17) Zi *TK Nhalneook mate Tia fuli eut sine chort sleeves: color white S135 PPO Than Cost of Materials! $1.39 to $2 we good lines good durable E ACCOUNTS INVITED to 20. at Moto 46 49 Risen 36 to 46 793 Sizes 14 to 18 % Bpert a! Cc Special at Cc Spectal Saturday MEN'S tae UNION MEN'S KNIT UNION $1.25 Red Dia- , ‘ieee or | Mond Chambray ankile-leneth etvle wit! Work Shirts 98c for iA qaress els. Every imaginable color. ALL FAST! thine wn ge every: bys needs for all season. Sizes 2 to 8 years. ee ns. ; C, C, C of (“or ecoutil a 3-ine n elastic top: wit eiasti upporters size “Oh, on ‘ T] ; a , — ’ - > Latest Releases ~_ outdoors after breakfast for lo- . 2 : ’ ’ vr aon ’ You” “Wondering” nail : nial 3 “ : i ; . a4}i Lia’ { i Valley Each Mr Cooltd ze is iIndecided . . hd } . #7} 4 , . ‘ “Hawalian “Alabar “heating “Paradise and “cr Sets, made low bust and h 4 strong s the the “Farewel ie@atil ~ on . “With New Georgette Flowered Voiles “Indian cial! Our entire stock is included EXCEPT i beauts iful range of exquisite patterns in large rose. chrysan- pale” ‘ ” an cluster § f rs natura coiors on in sheer “Nawal SAILOR SUITS. Included are “Kaynee, soda Volles: in ABE tg ‘exhié. ye gh rose, powder, sky, “The l-known makes. Long and short sleeve Suits in re’ and ather 4 htt) > shades; and it takes only about three Waltz Be Mi dn ou" Mie | 29 Gasconade County Judge Dies at 70 You as tie Atenesnted rend Love Call’ C : RLANI Mi june 26 luda Jacob Tappmever, 70 veuars old, of an Patrol Each m Cwensviills died last night He ight sure and oO f prettiest year Kabo and Miller Corsets ‘4 fst Bags | Z, & SHRODER Rayon fiber koit Princess Sifne sizes popular Summer 3G to 44 in tMe wonderful pur shades. and with novelty 3 t ’ fimeinee Extra chase of new uD pien ah Tio Special atitched $3.00 Rayon Princess Slips S to- the-minute fiat style Handbacs. © INGTON AT EIGHTH ape Or po uch My : ed col ored Loo ect etvies. Reautiful quality Step ine . , TT) . emile or reeriz ; nair 2 Schmitz & Shroder Ad, It’s True ' loathe stvles and ,oi) or merce ion | bengen ines with embroidered and a ' er leather iin heat Summer shades pink s if te $° iM) honeydew ana erehid ms ye aA ' ai} $1.69 STEP-INS made of 18wOOK a | lace trim: white maiz jal -98e quality hethe . ‘ » Poland Springs, Me exw we to par > ficipate in the conference of Gov- ecor i Ss . HNeved the (,overnors will come to White Court to he received by him REVOLT IN GREECE ‘BECOMES PREMIER MURPHY’S AUTO TRUNK 'Pangalos, ex- War Minister, } ’ ee ee eee The Bicrmass./° PUST-DISPA ATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CiTY Cireulation than BOTH other patil see newspapers COMBINED —- _ -_~ ——- — ———— _—-- _--——- — oe _ ST eee __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 er me eee ee a ee mer ES - aa ao | spuseuecuuseseees = ! | or ‘e oa oe: oe lice , weight pure mili and ray By Nhs Assomiate: } I’re as on with fash- ; ‘ } oF¢ anil en ; r a ion seame and ; ATHE NS, June 26. ren. Panga mercer ized | los, former War Minister and one lisle topes ' , ' ¢ he e Ire if yeste av § evo- snug fitting: a of t ie leaders « erdays ! | all perfect. A | lution, today definitely assumed the | womderfu! =S- i (j;reek premiership ' lection of enl- i Ke ors: sizes & 4 rhe movement was started at}! to 10; $1.00 m™ dawn when antigovernment force 8 | valne Sry ‘ , ' ia! here and at Saloniki seized the tele- 'M Something New ’ for the Tourist ¢ | (o fit on the running board of any auton ‘an be used as hand luggage. Roomy, Strong, | Light-weight. Size—28 Long 10 Wide 15'2 High urphy’s Strap-on Auto Trunk, with tray, we es Sand 7 enamel 69c graph office and 7” ition after some harmiess: shootin steel covered —Taerrrrre es: City ey eee er Pe Murphy's Snap-on Auto Trunk, Fiber covered, timatum on the Government de- Special | with Ee et Cee ee at rE ere eh ee $] a 50 bos afacmeibaion cia: ace $20.00 ing it responsible for any blood-| i shed Supporting declarations were I{s-) sued bv Admiral Hadjikiriakos, former Minister of Marine, from), aboard one of the warships and | by the commander of the troops | i | ; aided by discontent among the of-| ure to reorganize the military) TO CALL ON PRESIDENT | o e . v Coolidge Finding Real Vacation at | 4 SWAMPSCOTT Mass., June 26. | —President Coolidge is finding the | rest here he expected when he left Washington for a summer vaca- | dark colors: tweeds Mass, Was 7it’¢*e) (14 the hor oO? ' Oe wpddyg WaAsi s.LtTs— MEN'S WORK PANTS— ae ;, ‘ ie } da » of he T) 4 he f r . , | TOP Vv CUR- ORD TOP ne Ta in a $3.95 TAINS—JWoer ( hevrolet $6 45 BRICATING MOTOR” Olle —High | 9°: (ee hile they last - aan in 5-gallon rans: > Dt : By ety 95c per can. ® sv F. Os2 =e , , MOBILOIL—tIn sealed |; WINDOW S-galion cans ....... , $3. 75 -\s ree a él hie ose .95 SIMONIZE 39c FLOW EF 35c Up POLISH . assortment “4 de MANY OTHER BARGAINS TOO NU Ss a MENTION SALE WILL LAST TILL SATURDAY, ULY THR FOURTH Missouri Auto Supply Co. St. Louls’ Largest Exclusive Accessories Distributors. Mall one HIGH ST. Central Fromptiy Filled Metintew stetion , 414 The POMT-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening newspaper aiving Associated Press sews service. : - the brunt of the hard wear in Summer. 300 beautiful new Dresses; for porch, street : to discuss formation of a new min-| fee: and afternoon wear Practical styles for every ’ : : : 9 tvpe. The models assembled in this group are : istry Oo trousers 1S the same or very close to all semi-tailored and will appeal to those who 4 The population seemed apathetic, th one palr of trousers. And the tailor- wedge now demanding sport stvies of ap- Se! although Panen is in 9 manife eto pare] Ontls yy seeing these can you __— =, leclared } was ¢: ving out the | 7 rm a i > under Stand the values this sale affords & ' |< CIATO¢ ne is Carr RS BOR Set styling up-to-the-minute and the patterns WHITE LEATHER understand : wishes of the people who demand-| ae eee a oe ae toys ee ee ee pe etate’ af ene Se a ae wore 0 ae eae ae . . — < Se More Popular Than Ever BOND’S G,suaranteed Summer Weight Cheviot 2-Pants Suits Light in Color. ‘ Light in Weight. In the Newest : English Models. Stores in Principal $925 Cities and Open Sat. Till 6 P. M, Le eae You'll get the “surprise of your life’ when you slide into one of Bond’s delightfully eo. sf fF gC | 7 cool Tropical Worsted Suits. You'll wonder “Seaeeaaee. J via ae. | : ae a how any man ean de without one. Tropical Worsted Summer Suits Bond's De Luxe Tropical Worsted Suits, $20. ve . Vp eee 7 Sl el oe eeee fo 7 awe 7 7 *% ele A Ae They’re not only cool— They're stylishly cool! Bond's Featherweight Arcade Building EIGHTH AND OLIVE STS.

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: and Floors thing clean and bright. Be sure to get C., wherever you use 6048p a water, At All Grocers and Department Stores 18 ___ ST LOUIS_POST-DISPATCH Ss States E tive Wil Be For Woodwork [aitetmes to tented Ser Abous DD two tablespoonfuls of who was operated on yesterday at | Parsons’ Household Am- Bt. Luke's Hospital for an eevwrndl moma tothe poe waterfor nal trouble, was reported as being washing woodwork,floorsand improved today. Hospital attaches paint of all kinds. It saves said he spent a comfortable night. | scrubbing and keeps every- Dr, Harvey G. Mudd, who per- | PARSONS’ Houschold Am- monia. It aottens hard water, will not “bite” or roughenthe hands, and should be used PARSONS MAYOR MILLER REPORTED “IMPROVED AFTER OPERATION Two Woeeka. The condition of Mayor Miller, | Cc formed the operation, stated that | Mayor Miller would be confined to | the hospital for about two weeks. | The Mayor entered the hospital | Wednesday morning after he had | nd visited his office to sign severa! billa paseed Tuesday by the Board On page 126 of this week’s Saturday Evening Post is a message of im- portance to you. G. M. Berry, Inc. Bement 8610 3621 Leeust of Aldermen ’ (,rain Broker Fatlse for $500.000. | i. WE TAN, June 26 Heavy com- PIPE AND WELL CASING HOUSEHOLD jq] Mittments of theChicago Beard of Reconditioned and equipped with new threads and couplings. Guar- . Trade ar@ given as the reason for anteed practically as good as new at prices which enables a sub- MONIA ite. if re of Julius Bick. a well- stantial saving. AM SEE’. crcle beolat, Bick’obtant. JOS. GREENSPON’S SONS I. & S. CO. tie ' estimated to aggregate 31308 HALL STREET , ST. LOUIS, MO. o ———— — tee ee oe ee a oe eee | two groups two and three w | The Subway Sells for Cash Only Every Suit in this lot has a vest—flannels, cassimeres a $30.00 and $35.00 No Subway Deliveries Last Two Days of _ Boyd’s Subway’s Great Double - Header | Fine English broadcloths, Summer Suit Sale An unusual opportunity to save money on your Summer Suits, because the ideal way to buy them is to buy two Suits. Two Suits may be selected from the same group or from any it may be a Palm Beach from the $24 group and a Tropical Worsted from the $36 group in which the “Double- menederes: Stripes: em Header” price would be $30. Two persons may each buy and figured designs. Many Suits provided one sale is made for both. __- $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00 | Summer Suits Two $ For. a4 button models. a $25.00 and $30.00 | Summer Suits Two $ For.. 36 Fine tropical worsteds and flannel Suits—finely tailored—some are silk lined—good models and colors. Summer Suits Two $ For .. 42 are silk lined. Good models and tailoring. 4 Boyd-Richardson Olive and Sixth $3, $3.50 and $4 Shirts poplins and woven mad- ras. Neckband and col- lar-attached. White, solid colors and neat stripes. Some of these are the sec- onds of a_ well-known maker. $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Neckwear 65c Fine foulards, reps and —— a have wool linings. Good selection of colors. $1.00 Sport Belts 65c The new wide Sport Belt in bright college stripes. Ideal for Summer wear. ee Sennit Straw Hats Well-tailored Palm Beaches and Linens in sand and gray shades— | $2.50 and $3.00 Straws $7.85 Just the type Hat in greatest demand this sea- son—the majority have fancy bands—one of the | best - selling Hats ever | shown in Boyd’s Subway. $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 Athletic Union Suits 95c Three for $2.75 Well made, full cut, good fabrics including madras, mercerized fabrics and crepes. Some of these are the seconds of a well- known maker. = ——— = $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 Hosiery 65c _ Full-fashioned silks, in black and plain colors. Silk-mixed Hosiery in seconds. | nd tropical | fancy patterns. Slight No Mail Orders in the Subway ee ee a ee ee ees - —— I — -— Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Largest Distributors of Merchandise | at Retail in Missouri and the West (har ge | Month Luggage Carriers 9c Collapsible black § steel Luggage Carriers to fit any car. Not necessary to drill holes. $1.25 val. a Stop Signals 98c sory offered complete with switch and all necessary fittings. Auto Meters $1.69 With one of these Auto Meters, you can tel] in- stantly when motor is too hot. Standard model. Camp Cots $3. 89 C: e met feulding Cots strongly made with met- al braces. Convenient | for motorists. a > Wenzel Tents $19.95 Wenzel poleless Wall Tents, 7x7 in size. Pack- with uprights, stakes. ropes. cS Golf Clubs $1.79 Wooden Clubs, irons and mashies of excellent quality. They are $2:50 to $3.95 values. a — | Camp Stools 75c¢ Value 49c Folding Camp Stools with heavy khaki canvas seats and varnished hardwood | frames. They are | light in weight. This convenient acces- | ed in individual! bundles, | a ——_— 7--- Ww ill Be SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 19 and 20 FAMOUS - BARR cay Perfume N ovelties as Q5 a Purchases “Made the Remainder of of the Placed on July Statements. € Blown giass Novelties containing perfume: shap like eggs, lamps, bells, bathing girls and other effec jdeal for favors. Main File ee -_—— or The Timeliness of the Sale Vies With the Many Outstanding Values in pee wit This One of Our Forzmost Summer Events Polarine Oil $2. 98 | 5-gallor cans a A. ~ = ‘ ~ “ ~~ ~~) aN a. & “J ae Tow Ropes $1.69 f heavy rope cable, varnished hardwood—#in with hooks n ends carrying case. $4.95 2k. feet $2.25 value value : * a \ ** / ie ‘ ae Rackets $4.95 | Boys’ and girls* Bicycle > - a ww _" ~ gs . . . T nnis Ras kets ack ~— with new cé parture eral models and various coaster brakes mu d weights. They are $6 to guards tool kits etc 10 values. 2 ¢- . a. . $ | $26 to $32 values Bicycles $24.95 Golf Balls Ball Gloves 3 for $1 At Half Price d + “4 Wilson “Success” Golf Wilson Baseball Gloves Balis, noted for their | —fielders’, first base an quahty. Fresh, new catchers’ At. saying stock. 35c each. | one-half. Se t—t— nse oe ——— $1.50 Cushions $1.19 Wedge shaped Aut P Cushions for well padded and Very comfortable practical. on a A Bee OT oo. 9s The Newest and Smart d est Types of White Footwea an unusual Opportunity to save. $1.95 value. a ESD ace, cA D’Oreay Opera white Cabrotts kid— im illustration; with or Spanish Louts heel to C widths. Bassford folding & made of heavy steel. Two burners @ wind-shield. $7.50 W _ a IN Z st Girls’ Dresses —of Cool Voiles—Priced at 359 and 10 Pretty straightline Frocks @ith wide ribbon . hes and rows of Val. laces around neck nd on the sleeves: in green, maize, co and ose; sizes 12 to 17. Very practical as well as | active and summery. Regulation na’ - ‘ ’ Bloomer Frocks —of plain dotted voiles; with smocking and ee ee cuffs; $2. 95 and $3.95 Storage Batte $8.95 Six-volt, 1 1-plate age Batteries for and other makes of @ eee ee eeEE Ene ee eo A Feast for This Week-End—“Speciai cone Conds 75e Val., the Lb. 2-Lb. B Ale Mirrors 69c Rear-view Auto Many kinds of centers cov- ered with wholesome, bit- tersweet chocolate. Tents $40 Value, at $33.00 : i —<———[———=—=—=Z==_=_=_=_ OE . 3 New—F or Fourth of July— Ronson sao These are the very practical and dura ble Wenzel Umbrella Tents, in 9%2x9% & foot size. Priced, Each .... ee 3. “Magic” Sparklers that flash from one vivid to another—automatically; comes ready for loaded with sparking ‘metal. son re Electric ee ed — neparkling” eae iy eee peer a, ci peel J iseescson axes for Pee ee ee ee ee on for each Sparklers, Be » bb ieee nae Sparklers, cach OP... 090m ni Thy bs High- pears Fieid Glasses — ideal for your vacation and holiday sight-seeing tours. An wu value! . “er H «iad ae bee, 7 he hike “<a. Ur 74 7 ee a , heh Be tet u/ ae J Mi SOE ls ES

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SUR 2) i ce ag z The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED PAGES 19 and 20 ADT Perfume N ovelties | Values OC SUMMER STORE athe 8:30 A. M. TO 5 P. M. DAILY; 5:30 P. M. SATURDAY. @ Blown giass Novelties containing perfume; shaped like eges, lamps, bells, bathing girls and other effects. jdeal for favors. Main Floor We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full rye A or $2.00 in | Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of the Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Article es Excepited | Month Will Be Placed on July Statements. $2.50 and $3 Corsettes Special $1 .85 @ Warner's Corselettes and Corsettes; of a dura pink. striped fabric and ideal for Summer; sites are en. ' rchases Made the Re mainder ‘of plain black, kelly, gold or cardinal |, colors or with contrasting border x 10.000 miles. 30x3% size, | an unusual opportnnity W hite K‘ootwear city be peel) shades; sizes 36 to 63. trimmings; sizes 34 to 46. : _ to save. $1.95 value. 7 x ae SRS, R ; C | bber Shoes i : —at the Special Pri f = ay ai al thing Capes Rubber Caps RS "ada 7 mateh * ar opular Modes e€ opecia rice o —of terry cloth, rubber pre? M Col suits; an accéssory. tliat: "Ki ; or jersey; in shades to nm many ore at. ° the majority of swim- bey. Il ustrated Diamond Wrist match suits, specially 50c to $2.98 mers want. Peised at : O45 priced at ai wiper Ad ene oto $1 and $I 50 . "4 oO ubber athing a ) ; Watches $5.98 © $22.50 | eos ; Priced 7 Fourth Floor - a ess ° 50 V 6 alue, Each P ¢ . > ss! . + . M $5.95 $3.95 white Cabretta, kid— shown @ White, flesh and peach color A Saving aceon in Our a te Popular ¢ Made of heavy. sheet RBassford folding Stoves in pasareation ; gut c — ed princess Slips of crepe de 5() = be : "s , had f y Ff 4 . ( ~ is} outs eeis. z . . . 7 4 people. $10 value. for hot weather. 2.25 $ ¥ value, @ Pretty straightline Frocks with wide ribbon ; | hes and rows of Val. laces around the neck > . . | . . ih bis dkven: tu arose; tnaist, Coben and : Satarday—A Timely Offering of the Cool and Popalar, Extraordinary, Indeed, Is This Group of Young Men's and Pose; sizes 12 to 17. Very practical as well as $ ; : * ors Me Mttractive and summery. $ a | - ; ite Si resses ens iVionair Suits $ Girls’ Bloomer Frocks ; i\\\ | 3 > i of plain dotted voiles; with smocking and : Nha | ee . ¢ 75 : , ndy collar, cuffs; $2 95 and $3 95 3 the | Extraordinary Specially » “Seal-Pack” Jugs — TP tices 6 to 10, Price . . 3 WH ey Value at Priced at.. Ee | $2.45 Storage Batteries RES : AWE These Jugs will keep $8.95 A= : | : @ So fashionable is white for Summer wear, and so wide and @ Two-piece Suits that will enable you to be cool and comfortable foods or liquids hot or | Six-volt, 11-plate Stor- } $ 1 F varied is this collection, that every woman and miss seeking new and yet correctly dressed. And choice Saturday would not only cold; one-galion size. | age Ratteries for Fords : . E d «Ss ° “ $ Abi! attire should view it Saturday. All the models are of excellent —~ be highly profitable, but also most pleasing, for this group in- ideal for your auto trip | and other makes of cars. A Feast for This Week- na— pecita $ Wigin quality white flat silk crepe—but there is an unusual! diversity of cludes English, Straightline, form-fitting and conserva ‘ive models or tour Sl senha Gases 3 P| , styles—trimmed with pin tucking, plaits, buttons and other tailor- t: 28 om cr of Pe ~4' 1g ye pe port and striped ef- ases. $: Pa | ed touches. os. ects of b.ue, gray an ack. Sizes o out. —, : 2 tile ove | Assorted Cand y $ | | 4 ; ' Sailor Trousers Khaki Knickers Summer Suits 2-Trouser Summer Suits i 75c Val., the Lb. 2-Lb. Box, $ —the kind so popular for Women’s and misses’ well- —of genuine Palm Beach -——of gabardine and tropical $ river wear; of white duck, full- made Khaki Knickers in sizes pe Pm ced: aizen @ colors: Ps ge te ag and plain | | 4 Wa LN VowWwew)cut-—in sizes 25 to 35 inch 25 to 40 inch waist; . ' } ec $$ s es; sizes $23 / | ; ie > = waist; specia! | 50 | mboctnl. inte 6 ois. 3 kc 1.95 | 35 to 46 stout.. 1] 55 ee, ee eee eee ee ° 4 | : ( : & r a en ee ae $ + Basement Economy Store / : Basement Keoneomy Store (“a : ‘ . ; Qe i ; : : } 4 -. Old Gl Mirrors @ This Saturday “Special” includes : ory | milk chocolate caramel cherries, - 4 98c 69c } milk chocolate nougat. Pecan in > Reinforced Chocolate Stars seep Cake | Women’s Silk ) Mir- cream, butter crea meltaways, > . . ; ease sac | tee, aecnecg e | | Traveling | Bt. 33c | mY 50¢ Hose _ eeees §68SOPO And | Tors tnat ate © a tt +4 Value.... Each. . holder. livery home suitable for open ol maple nut croquettes. 3 | : ? ee ie , j should have one for the closed cars. An impor- : 4 q Pure, wholesome star-s ape q Three large, ulfy iayers, ; Ec egt ore 2me|| Stesed care. Bittersweets Nut Sundae $ Bags: morsels of delicious chocolate | fiieq and covered with lusel- $1 to $1.25 Values | : Special, 45 peo 39c¢ 3 onions. ous aye icing. * ae es ‘ poun oe @e 2 ‘ = . oe . j Mol en aap pee we ES ) ery Page ite A. Semmes, specialty tre” Ig $3.50 Value rat town cdiahaat eae 65c . . any ki le marshmallows covered wit . Basemen andy Shop | Lean-to Tents = Tents ered with wholesome, ‘pit- tasty nut ever ‘ie > 4 $15.95 Val | P ereweet chocolate. Candy Shop-—-Main oor. >4 , : | $11 95, ‘ | a vee o : $ White Shoes ' Jaunty White @ Thread silk and rayon-mix- 7x7? kh nt i Auto | $33.00 : Presenting a Special Purchase of Men's S ’ : . ‘ / ‘ lean-to Tents; they These are the very New—For Fourth of July— rs $5.00 $ ° | - ; Hat fit snugly against practical and dura- we > q@ Excellent for the vaca- Value. . =aeEaas Bathing ults automobiles. Easily ble Wenzel Umbre: ny R S K S 3: tion traveler are these erecta - ‘ rs 9% 9 " “oe a wee ideal is 2x onson iad er ‘ black Bags—in 18-inch C Women's white kia $3.50 to $4.50 Val. - 95 : | a ee eal ¥ P d, E i: % $ size with strongly rein- ng Be mg 8 rahe agen « Ja: Ww val whe pleat wi . eens pens Pe. pa rice ac - Diol, one 7 4 f i corners and neat straight bar cut-out ef- sted Suits in mi 4 € “Magic” Sparklers that flash ‘from one “vivid $ orce¢ , fect, very flexible soles colors and striped tm to another—automatictally; comes ready for $ lining. A convenient — Soceree Cuban heels; ot ‘ece California style. Many . . loaded with sparking metal. 4 stvle , odd lots in sees 36 to 44. @in this group are many Camp Cots . Field Glasses PB dee’ Boys’ $5.00 Shoes ; models for women and Special Special Revolvers | Spring Tops . $5 Suitcases ny with gs ¥: oot , $2.50 to $3.50 Bathing Suits wenaa Ae 9. 95 on harmiess Revolvers, | Electric Tops that spin with ¢$ crimped vamp and serv- . Boys’ Suits of wool worsted in tractively trimmed with $1 95 $ ed with “sparkling” ’ | ehanging red, white and 98 2 Just 50 splendidly made fiber hatin epten’ “Buster striped and plain effects; California Sawer and latest net : High-powered Field A: @ Mhdd gals 6 dim Keats ¢ 50c | Bebe BREOER 6 cies occ puede pes Cc $ Suitcases in 24-inch size, Brown” brand: $? 45 ey ae -piece; sizes $2 elties. . @ BS Lscecveveesetesesvesens ee See a ver | Gold Sparklers ....:.......++- ...es-6 boxes for 25c 2 finished Ja ether Diack $4 coed at ae nS a ee Basement Economy Store with stout frames— your vacation an Oolored Sparkle 3 boxes for 25c > or brown; each......---. anemen he woe © Very Boueay gen Colored mae “k hete. Gach be Wig og: dozen 50c $ Basement Economy Store excellent grade of tours. An unusuU le a RF by ‘a 00 ane er ae ee ne ee I er a Ee nee ene DOM k aos ome) SR roe SE cg LO ee ee “ad heavy brown canvas value! 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20 ~——s ST.LOLNS POST-DISPATCH ihe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED COUNTY COURT ORDERS SEWERS IN OVERLAND Plan Adopted Objectionable to Citizens, Who Will Seek an Injunction. The machine majority in the founty Court, or administrative body, of St. Louis County, today ‘r- dered put into effect a plan cose structing sewers in two dis in Overland undér a pian to whicn » large portion of the 2000 resi- dents of the section object The j plan is the so-called “County Court plan,” under which property own- ers must pay for the sewers in five vears Residents wanted adopted the so- called “Circuit Court plan, under | State law to become effective | July 6. allowing 20 years to pay H. C Etherton, attorney for ‘he residents. announced that an .- junction suit against the County (ourt order will be filed in Circuit Court, and said an indignation meeting is being planned. ) Presiding Judge Smiley of the “ounty Court, the only Democ: atic member. was outvoted on the prop- osition by Judges Preiss and Bo- bring, Republicans. When it was | called up by Judge Preiss, Judge Smiley said: “Yes, we might a$ well | go ahead, everything has been fixed | and this is being steam-rollered | through like everything else.” Judge Preiss explained after- wards that the sewers would cost | more under the “Circuit Court plan.” which he regarded as an injudicious plan The. County] Court has called for bids on the sewers on July 13, estimates of the | cost in the two districts invo: Ived | being: No. 6, $142.371: No. 7, $152.,- 121. Overland residents also object . to the allotmen: of fees under the extimates, 9 per cent being allowed | for Leo ©. Daiatzko, engineer. and 2 per cent for Bernard Greensfeld- , er. attorney, who advised the Coun- | ty Court Pormer Greek King Unconcerned | Over Revolt. | PARIS, June 26.—Former hing f;eorge and Queen Elizabeth of (Greece have arrived here for a two weeks stay. Thew took a jeisure- Is drive about Parh this morning. apparentiv undisturbed by the news of the revolution in Athens Free C oncert Sunday (Afternoon and Evening) AT “The MANSION” In DAVIS PLACE Music by the ANTON SEXTETTE A group of talented musi- clans in a program of clas- sical and popular numbers. personally directed by Mr. I’. G. Anton. (Coolest spot in St Lous. Seats on the lawn for every- one. Parking space for 1000 cars. Picnic grounds for your Bunday evenin lunch The public is invited No charges Hy Courtesy of Scruggs- Vandervoort. Barney Davis Realty Company To reach Davis Place, drive Out to the city ef Clayton, go weet from Courthouse to Nerth and South Head, then routh to the entrance Free Musicales i's Lvery Friday evening by : eer ee St. Louis’ leading artista. Open to the public. 5a] ® aut i igtitt HTL 3 4! 7 « 7 é . 5 >* ' t > Men’s Bathing Suits ties at |. DODO q@ Mens wool Rathineg Suits in the one- piece * “‘alifornia style Piain colors as well as a varety of stripes All sizes Main Fleer SHE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 18 and 19 FAMOUS ~BARR CO. We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | c ‘harge Purchases Made the Remainder of the Month Will Be Placed on July Statements. Fancy Half Ho: S¢ e . $1 to $1.25 Values at. 69e | @Men's importéd and domestic. | a Half Hose, in plain shades, ¢ checks, cross-stripes, etc. All « Main Flee ics € In line with our policy of supe In stvle, material, color and price, there is a diversity sure to meet the requirements comfortable all the time. Seersucker Summer Suits Excellent >| ] 10 , Value at. . a Smartiy styled seersuckers, substantially t imum of service. They are pre-shrunk to give a max- and offered in a com- plete range of sizes. ‘‘hoose several of these Suits! St. Louis Men and Young Men Are Enthusiastic Over Our Vast Assortments of Clothes That Increase Co Offering Values Which Make Selection an Economy as Well as a Pleasure r-service, we offer for your selection St. Louis’ most comprehensive varieties of Summer apparel. of every taste. Select several Suits—and keep ~ | Palm Beach | — 122 Tropical Worsted Suits \ Unusual $ Selection. . Tropical Worsted Suits in g all one-ei¢thth lined with silk. slims and stubs These Suits are made of light- colored double-twist English from plaids, checks, trop medium worsteds—in mixtures, etc. Carefully tali- jored—and one-eighth linel! | They : with silk “Dublin .“karsehbaum” Twists” Exceptional at *20 est Doncaster Suits Unusual at “20 Lnglish vie Suits. fashioned blue, Oxford, ‘ambridge gray errir or pencil stripes Rach Suit gray ; is admirably finished and one-eighth linec with silk sniart baum” Mohair Priced at >] So 50 from Engl! sh f'annels of plain Self-stri Suits Interesting Choice 228 deftiv tailored and brown worsteds——-in ligh:* Cark shades with. “‘Kirsch- excellence on the new Suits siripe atij hairs of black. The Suits have one-eighth lin- piped seams . correctly styled and offered in plain shades or : L. emt Casares Wool There are all group—ineluding slims and stubs a | Khaki Camping Society Brand Suits Ranging From “3045 vabardines and tri- » worsteds—sty led White Duck Trousers $2.75 Value at > smartness which distinguishes Fieer Outing Clothes “Plus Four” ; » he $5.7 to peeser it and Bleac hed Linen $3.45 $1.95 ‘to S5 L. nglish-- cs Fanc y Flannel ie oe: to $14.59 ws hipe ord and aia Riding ‘een hes $3.25 to $5.75 * Tan Whipcord Norfolk $12.50 to $14.50 to $6.75 Smart Mallory Straws. Handmade Straw Hats. Panama Hats in various styles. . Extraordinary Values in Correct New Straw Hats ment There cable edges; fancy straws. stvled— sweatbands. Imp. and Domestic Sennits $2.50 , Leghorns from Italy. . .$5 Imported Swiss Yeddos, $3 to $5 .$3 Bangkoks from Siam, $5 to $7.50 and fitted with A Wide Assortment at 1% q Imported and domestic combine to make this an assort- ' uncommon are Sennits with saw Porto Ricans and All- are smartly patented $5 to $10 Main Fleer Hats serol] tans, interest. painstakingly .$4 to $5 Vacation Is a Much Cooler Proposition With Excellent Value at. € These Suits comfortable—they ; looking The Straight piain Hnickers are Boys Palm Beach Suits $Q.50 only cool and re uncommonly good are on the new model—and the roomy. with belt oops. watch and hip pockets, etc. Colors inciude aand ; Boys’ Pants $1.98 aim Reach Panama Knickers in ihe Pponular shades of sand gray i. \ brow QSices —~, from 4 te 18 Linen Knickers e250 alenrves Sizes 6 to 18 Long Pants $1.95 white duck. cuff-bottom Lon x Trousers. with belt ete “Just dad's. Sizes 16 Flapper Suits Warm-weather Kickers af Flapper fan-and-black cheeked = | inen khak} With hip and weteh por kets belt ioope, etc. Biges ¢ to 17 | match of fast-color im sport atyle, with short 'Wwo pockets and belt to - to § yrs..$1.25 to $1.95 Secend Fleer They Look Cool—and They Feel Cool, Too! All-Silk and Artificial Silk Shirts In — and Collar-Attached Styles $4 and $5 5 Values at. . ‘atin-striped ry . P -* ? : ,# 4 : a Variety | X ‘ There effects Piain white. tan Shirts. highly nercerized En- broadcloth’™ neckband and attached All sizes Priced s | 95 at . @ Sports collars, Bathing Suits s' one-piece skirt-style. Bath- | Bathing Suits for little t& all-wool| 4 to 8 years. Made of @& Solid colors with skirt or{the Suits are in the 10 $2. 35° style—plain $l 50% ; or striped, at Boys’ Sexton Union Suits Athletic Union Suits of 72-80 crossbar material. k, taped armholes and closed crotch OC. TREO O60% 62k cee 2.95 blues, tailored—acc to insure &g are all sizes Broadcloth Shirts has webbing bac Union Suits Eminently “Right” for Younger F ellc - Boys’ Sports Blouse Offering Excellent Value at. short-sleeve Blouses of imported English broadcloth—in white, tan or blue. Each Blouse is carefully Sizes range from 6 Bathing S the market today. Silvertown Cord Tires An offering of the much- favored 30x3% regular Sil- vertown Cord Tires. Priced at Share Saturday in Our Sale of “U. S.” “Royal” and Goodrich Tires Offering a Maximum of Real Tire sec ares @ Made of the best materials, Ll. S ’ Goodrich “Silvertown” Cord Tires are leaders on In view of rapidly advancing Tire prices, this offering offers an extraordinary opportunity to thrNty motorists. 32x41/, Balloon Tires $23.65 $26.75 $28.95 Usco Cord Tires These are the regular Unit- ed States Cord Tires— ceptional quality. Offered at Seeiaittis calfskin. 30 @ Bluchers and straight-lace Oxfords are offered on the round and brogue lasts. They are made of gunmetal, tan or black kid and patent er. Some have rubber, some leather heels. Select several from this group while such extreme savings prevail. > ae second The Favorite for Outdoor Sports—T hese = Crepe Sole “Keds® $1.85 to $2 Values, Pi “14 @ “Keds.” made of stout with brown trimmings patches—with serviceable c ber soles. Bo sises 2% youths sizes il Editorial Page 7-1 € Daily Cartoon fF ¥ PART 1 TWO. BRARIAN TELLS, HS TRAVELS IN GINA IN LETTER _ A. E. Bostwick Reports No Apparent Antiforeign Agiaton in Pekin Unde | Date, May 28 > AUDIENCE WITH PRESIDENT Louisan Visits ‘“Forbid- | den City” During Tour in Interest of Movement for ; _New Libraries. _Dr. Arthur E. Bostwick, Public Seeorian here, in his travels about merican Library Association, has » numerous sights which the or- y traveler does not but he had not, at least, until observed anything present strife relatives he “Of course, I am not al- wed to see or hear of the anti- Mis latest let- dated at Pekin, May 28, to his fe. told of an audiemce arranged lor him for June 1 with the Chi- President, and another letter soke of the possibility of meet- Ing Gen. Chang-Tso-Lin, the Man- hurian war iord, and the former Dr. Bostwick is’ making his tour in the interest of having, Boxer indemnity fund oted to establishing libraries in 4 Text of the Letter. 'He wrote in the letter to Mrs. ' “Visited the Government normal fhool outside the Chen Mien gate morning and addressed | the swellest iMch yet given in my honor, by | . Yen, head of the Gov- ment Finance Commission and ster to Germany just before He had a selected party WORLD €. OF MUST Bi By the Associated Press. BRUSSELS, June 26.- national Chamber of C its final session here to a resolution declaring allied debts must be sé Dr. Walter Leaf, chai Westminster Bank of ! elected president of th succeeding Willis H. E New York, vice prest Guaranty Trust Co. The resolution declar ment of the interallie vigorously supported Clementel, former Fin ter of France., It says ber recognizes that it cult to transfer money interallied debts as it reparations Se cial precautions : avoid difficulties. C should be given to tl conditions of the cot cerned, the resolution It appeals to busines countries to “combat « iffs, unreasonable cust tions and _ restrictions portaion.” Dawes Pian Up’ Contrary to the | pressed in some speeche convention predicting f. Dawes plan, the cham a resolution affirming tion that it is possible f to fulfill her obligation: plan. In supporting the re Interesting and eminent guests. le was the most eminent artist said to get $1000 per his paintings of peacocks. ere was a member Mr. Putnam Weale, who min: an ex-Prime ench adviser to the Government, Weral big Yale men, also editors, The lunch was in the old palaces, a spot e the Emperors used to repa'r read and cogitate. M grove of ancient cedars grew ‘a paved court in front, and it looked a lake where the ladies “the palace used to skate, the Mpress Dewager looking on from Pavilion nearby. Viewed Priceless Buddha. - “In a shrine opening into the is one of the most wonderful celebrated objects in all China who live here have never seen It is a life-size seated Buddha, ed from a solid block of pol- white jade, wearing a gold studded with gems. Not only ‘tt a priceless thing, but it is a t work of art. ‘Turkestan centuries ago. I could It is arranged electric light, so as to show - Pthe createst advantage. The eyes open and the face is smiling, Btiful and sensitive. “When Yuan Shi Kal was Presi- t, he decided to tha, but every time he started do it, the Buddha appeared to one in a dream, saying, * move me; let me stay where I persons who to carry out the pliai ithin three days! So I hope the ment will take this tale to and not sell it to the Metro- mn Museum. Where it is, in the the old palace, It was made Moreover. all =een shrine in is supremely beauttiful. amateur play given ‘y It was a modern piece the most peculiar plot, sat acting was pretty good. Pr. e*plained to me as it went - TI was even more interested & whole seat full of lttle giris in front of me. leally no girls or women & 'pper classes, so when any _“PPear they are quite a curi- Only once in a while do you B the almond-eyed type, admired F oe Chinese. They don't ike ~="*yed" women. ners have eyes like euler ours are Iilke Interview With President. am to go to the President's . an interview on June. the palace on an me g settlement of interallie French delegation point the burden of war deb rest exclusively upon | generation, and settleme arranged in a way to s ments into the future. — delegates said they des their Government enter | for a debt settlement in Other resolutions a clude recommendations date for Easter, an ir conference for unificati governing bills of ex checks, an international i HE j A | H z : ed Hi cy ; ; iH 7 4 : i fs ‘

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TOV MOLLE Na Lee FRIDAY, ITNE 26. J 925.” a & 4 Rin. eS Fancy Half Mose $1 to $1.25 69c Values at.. imported and domestic Hiose, in plain shades, cross-stripes, ete. @q Men's Halt checks, ; Fa, af Stripes, — All sizes, Main Floor — oy f ° ci r n > : : " wT 4 ae y re. tm ‘a a mY . * ae. % Ina shurian war lord, and “Right” for Younger Fellows— s’ Sports Blouses § Excellent Value at. . 14 u 5, rs, short-sleeve Blouses of imported macioth——-in white, tan or blue. Each efully tailored. Sizes range from 6 Bathing Suits skirt-style Bath-| Bathing Suits for little fellows ot” itted of all-wool|4 to 8 years. Made of all-wool, colors with skirt or|the Suits are in the one-piece” vig 10 $7.35 stvyle—plain or striped, at 5 . -~ . Boys Sexton Union Suits tic Union Suits of 72-80 crossbar material. ‘back, taped armholes and closed crotch 6. value at g Suits Each Suit 7 he Second Floor — to $9.50 Oxfords | i Go 30) and straight-lace Oxfords are offered on the me- round and brogue lasts. They are made of tan fekin, gunmetal, tan or black kid and patent leath- have rubber, some leather heels. Select several pairs s group while such extreme savings prevail: Second Fleer Offered EE nth 5 F avorite for Outdoor Sports—T hese ape Sole “Keds” $1.85 to $2 Values, Pair p ] AQ @ “Keds,” made of stout white duck with brown trimmings and ankle patches—-with serviceable crepe rub- ber soles. Bo sizen 2% 10 &: youths’ size’ 11 7. second Fleer f grove of $1.50 “° $2.56 7 Editorial Page Daily Cartoon | Poses ear ss ese es ee. os ec et ence eeenee . Futter ewer Mee eers - et et eergee eee mee sat * . +e teetee 2* a-* s+ . ' » ° 5 eee 7 etree 5 z es —: . eee ee . - - or teeer vr hs: -Seeeare: on so Fs s0e POSS TS See- Scag ses. shes ees + eee en tee-e “ee ee eee e ee Oe er eee eeere errr teers) reeeesers ree” esr rr. 7 2eal note = 5 5 4s. Ses aSSe ss - Sse er ens «+s Sobe 5056 58305250 -s-s0e" | - 5570-2 - Se" 537) -es "eee #80 neue 2294s ae~e ~ > 2 . 7 seen see . >: . : be > ~ennee ——-% se ees > Ss fo es fo . . . *. er * . er) re ~ " ~ ee os . s . =: wee : ° . . eee J 4 . oe tree : _ . Ber R TE eeess teee FOr et ass has eee ee tense ose ¥ eee eeeet era - Pease ee teens thaeeeneee ebeece ° eee + ene" Ot Seer Sas: : cogpehocces c@b bees es cen ebegeess 190d ve o* 2986. 086 +O e Soe les cesses ees « oe ses ePtet? te tt PPtter? nebee ees * she os OR OREe > Ee bee e gees te SPT ST rir. eeee ei rete ROE Oe owe Ome Te eee eee ee ee PS eke " z eh s paw i Say & eee? +3 Just a Minute 3 / Society—Drama ~ EE ee ee ae rg ee ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY: EVENIN G, JUNE 26, 1925. PAGES 21—24 | (HINA IN LETTER ———— -——_—_—_— . A. E. Bostwick Reports No Apparent Antiforeign Agitation in Pekin Under Date, May 28 > AUDIENCE WITH PRESIDENT Louisan Visits ‘“Forbid- : ‘den City” During Tour in ‘ Interest of Movement for New Libraries. Ee. Bostwick, Public in his travels about the has br. Arthur rian here, ina in recent merican Library Association, m numerous sights which the or- : y traveler does not encoun- but he had not, at least, until month ago, observed anything | nected with the antiforeign monstrations that have culmi- eid in the present strife in weeks for letter to relatives he tte; “Of course, I am not al- ed to see or hear of the anti- reign agitation.” dated at Pekin, May 28, to his fe. told of an audience arranged him for June 1 with the Chi- President, and, another letter oke of the possibility of meet- Gen. Chang-Tso-Lin, the Man- the former imperor. Dr. Bostwick is’ making tour in the interest of having of the Boxer indemnity fund oted to establishing libraries in nina, Text of the Letter. 'He wrote in the letter to Mrs. twick: '“Visited the Government normal hoo! outside the Chen Mien wate addressed the ients. Went to: the swellest th yet given in my honor, by . W. W. Yen, head of the Gov- ment Finance Commission and lister to Germany just before war. He had a selected party morning and finteresting and eminent guests. was the most eminent artist Japan, said to get $1000 prr his paintings of peacocks. ere was a member of the net. Mr. Putnam Weale, who e ‘Indiscreet Letters frorn min; an ex-Prime Minister, a ach adviser to the Government, | ral big Yale also editors, fators, etc. of the old palaces, a spot e the Emperors used to repair read and cogitate. A wonder- ancient cedars grew & paved court in front, and looked a lake where the ladies ‘the palace used to skate, the ss Dowager looking on from vilion nearby. men, | Viewed Priceless Buddha. ha shrine opening into the is one of the most wonderful M celebrated objects in all China he jade Buddha. Lots of peo- who live here have never seen It is a life-size seated Buddha, ed from a solid block of pol- i white jade, wearing a gold studded with gems. Not only a prigeless thing, but it is a mt work of art. \It was made Jurkestan centuries ago. I could at it all day. It is arranged m electric light, so as to show ithe greatest advantage. The eyes open and the face is smiling, utiful and sensitive. When Yuan Shi Kai was Presi- he decided to move this tha, but every time he started do it, the Buddha appeared to One in a dream, saying, ‘lo move me; let me stay where I Moreover. all persons who mpted to carry out the plai Within three days! So the r object stays. I hope the ment will take this tale to and not sell it to the Metro- n Museum. Where it is, in the Shrine in the old palace, supremely beauttiful. Onight we all went to a "se amateur play given ‘y is. It was a modern piece the most peculiar plot, ut Facting was pretty good. Pr. explained to me as it went } was even more interested & whole seat full of little girls in front of me. One se2s cally no girls or women cf Upper classes, so when any APpear they are quite a curi- * Only once in a while do you the almond-eyed type, admired the Chinese. They don't like m-eyed" women. They sy, "ers have eyes like water- ~ 8€eds: ours are like the of swallows.’ With President. am to go to the President's for an interview on June Re lives in the palace on an Where the Emperor Kuang was | Pprisoned for two years Press Dowager. Mar- nh doesn't talk English, so all have to converse through rpreter. >and we about 10 imued om Page 24. | drove out , Westminster Bank of London, was. | succeeding Willis Hh. : } ; ’ WORLD C. OF €. DECLARES DEBTS MUST BE PAID Adopts Resolution Recog- nizing Difficulty of Task and Urging Precautions in Transferring Money. FRENCH DELEGATE FAVORS PAYMENT Chamber Appeals to Busi- ness Men to “Combat Ex. treme Tariffs and Tees: | portation Cur ———— By the Associated Press. BRUSSELS, June 26.—The Inter- | national Chamber of Commerce at | its final session here today adopted K a resolution declaring that inter- allied debts must be settled. Dr. Walter Leaf, chairman of the elected president of the Chamber, | Booth Jr. of New York, vice president of the | Guaranty Trust Co. ; The resolution declaring for pay- ‘ment of the interallied debts was His latest let-| ter of France., 'conditions of / ‘governing bills of it | vigorously supported by Etienne Clementel, It says the Cham- former Finance Minis- | ber recognizes that it is as diffi- | cult to transfer money to pay the interallied debts as it is to make reparations paymenjg@and that spe- cial precautions | necessary to avoid difficulties. Consideration should be given to the economic the countries con- cerned, the resolution says. It appeals to business men of al] countries to “combat extreme tar- iffs, unreasonable customs regula- tions and restrictions on trans- portaion.”’ Dawes Plan Upheld. Contrary to the opinions ex- pressed in some speeches during the convention predicting failure of the Dawes plan, the chamber adopted a resolution affirming the convic- tion that it is possible for Germany to fulfill her obligations under that plan. In supporting the resolution for settlement of interallied debts the French delegation pointed out that the burden of war debts must not rest exclusively arranged in a way to spread pay- ments into the future. delegates said they desired to see their Government enter negotiations j for a debt settlement in that spirit. The lunch was in| Other resolutions adopted in- clude recommendations of a fixed date for Easter, an international conference for unification of laws checks, an international convention on civil aerial laws, steps to obtain Breater facilities for travel measures to diminish discrimina- tions in the application of customs regulations. The meeting voted recommenda- tion for the proteetion of patents, unification of bills of lading and in- ternational transport, and a con- vention on limitation.of ship own- ers’ liability. “No Confidence Unless Govern- ments Recognize Obligations.” Copyright. 1925, by the Press end Pulitzer Publishine Cos. (New York World and Post-Dispatch.) BRUSSELS, June 26.—John W. O'Leary, of Commerce of_the United States and chairman of the American del- egation to the International Cham- ber, told the international conven- tion that the way to solve the rep- arations and debt problems is to restore confideMce and that the surest method of doing this would be through recognition and fund- ing of debts. “From the point of. view of our business men,”’ terday, ‘“‘there can be no lasting confidence in international business agreements if Governments fail to) recognize their obligations. ‘The precedent that would be set up in ignoring the debts would be more dangerous to those who owe than to the creditors. The people of the United States are clear on this principle, which they believe has proved sound. They have seen the pound restored to par | largely through the confidence fos- tered by the funding of the British debt. Carrying Out Will of People. “Funding of international debte is a’ problem of government and must be handled by the Govern- ment. In the position the United States has taken on the funding of the debts it is carrying out the will of the American people. We be- lleve our Government has taken } full cognizance of the difficulties ‘lin paying the debts. “If the funding of the debts is delayed, the return of contidence will be delaygd. The restoration of confidence would provide the great- est aid in the payment.” Progress in Two Years. O’Leary reviewed the “amazing progress” in the last two years in Belgium, Franee, Italy, Great Britain and the United States. \gaid American business men he lieve in the Dawes plan, recognizing tliat ‘clared to be witheut f said O'Leary yes-. |semble reparations. upon the present | generation, and settlements must be | by winning confidence for it and he exchange and = president of the Chamber | ible of being carried The Motor Bus Gridiron. in St. Louis SO S : i SY / oy Gy A EN i Hy > eG, | Ww SOS ORAWN EXDRESSLY FOR’ THE PEOPLES ty SZ eve e Me OOS ‘noe AY HOt 5 ina ~ f} | im PNG Rand AB Ba, - OMG ata AARS SU he= San: 5a bawereces i] Ta itaal v = Un eaeee Gar tH | vi nH IRC --.y , ‘a SITOOD = s AD woe ime a : ca ‘Or BOTA iste TSU on D> 4K rh : ~ * BUS CO red OF, © 625 THE PEOPLES MOTOR BUS CO | es LINE TERMINUS jnoa™ 4 duliivan an am Broad - gnene shown in the above map, are those traversed by omnibusses independent Oo en the plan sets up machinery :to This step, he indicated, has stabilized Germany believes confidence engendered by | c obliga- The French | Tecosnition of international ga tions will aid in solving further reparations problems. O'Leary closed with the state-' aAs- | ‘SAYS NEW ZEPPELINS, POULD REACH POLE =~ ment that restoration of confidence | 'Dr. Eckener, However, Consid- would make available funds now waiting investment and release in- | ternational funds in nations lacking confidence. A freer use of credits, ’ | he predicted, would double world) trade in a decade and promote a/'} better understanding between peo- | ay the Aavociated Press. and | freight traffic across frontiers, and | Head ples. Reichsbank Dawes Plan. By the Associated Press. COLOGNE, Germany, June 26. —Addressing a convention of Ger- man industrialists yesterday, Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, president of the Reichsbank, decried cism of the Dawes plan. “Predictions about the impossi- bility of transferring payments un- der the Dawes plan seem as prema- of Defends | Zeppelin 'reach the North Pole. recent criti-| ! ers Los Angeles Unsuited for Arctic Regions. BERLIN, June. 26.—It is the opinion of Dr. Hugo Eckener, di- rector of the Zeppelin works and | 'the man who flew the United States | | dirigible Los ture as contrary predictions would | be,”” he said. “We see from this that while the formal rules con- tained in the Dawes plan have en- tered the heads of the people, the great economic and human ideas underlying the experts’ report have passed a deluded world without making an tmpression. “The Dawes plan constitutes an earnest, well-meant attempt to re- mind political rulers of their. eco- nomic responsibility. to represent the plan as not capa- out might lessen this feeling of responsibility. “It is impostant to remember that the plan rests upon the as- sumption that Germany must be enabled to conduct her economic life unhindered.” Dr. Schacht said he believed it highly desirable that the world be appraised of the political sources of danger threatening to wreck the Dawes plan. “Uniess the sense of normal re- sponsibility conferred upon them by the Dawes plan thoroughly per- meates the political rulers of the world, Europe will not be spared | from bolshevist chaos,”’ he said. Discussing the German currency and industrial situation, Dr. Schacht said: “German currency is stable and will remain stable de- spite the somewhat curious fact He) that there are numerous people who seem unable to realize it.” The prevailing credit stringency would continue, Dr. ‘Schacht thought, industrial organization had nitely stripped itself of the vestiges of the inflation period. Berlin Disecredits Soviet Proposal. BERLIN, JUNE published in Paris that soviet RKus- defi- sia has proposed to offset the allied/ survey for the first road built by | | pact with Germany is officia vundation. Angeles from Ger-'| the United States, that} airships as now con- constructed could successfully He does not believe, however, that the Los An- geles could be used in exploration in the polar regions of Alaska. “TI consider the Los Angeles,” said Dr. Eekener, ‘‘notwithstanding its many to _ successful trip to the United States, as uneuited for polar exploration or even exploration in Alaska.’ It was originally planned, Dr. Eckener added, if Roald Amund- sen’s Dornier planes were success- ful in reaching the North Pole, to repeat the flight next year with an airship. “My congratulatory message to Amundsen was intended as a re- minder to him of our discussion in |New York,” Dr. Eckener explained. Any attempt. He said the object of his negotia- tions with the German Traffic Ministry was to reach an agree- ment with the International Re- search Society for an aerenautic jand seaplane plant at Friedrichsha- fen. As Dr. Friedtjof Nansen, the) noted explorer, is chairman of the International Society, it is believed | an agreement is possible direct with .him. In accordance with his experi- ence, Dr. Eckener said he would use only hydrogen gas for polar trips, as it was the most reliable. Asked if it would be possible for an airship te land at the North!) Pole despite topographical difficul- | | ties, Dr. Eckener replied that he 'considered a landing at the pole! | essential in the sateredt of science. | If the funds were forthcoming an) until the entire German | airship for traversing the North Pole could be constructed in 15 | monthe. Dr. Eckener admitted | that a plan for polar exploration by airship was under way during the | life of Count Zeppelin, inventor of the Zeppelin airship, but the col- lection of funds for the air voyage whs interrupted by the World War. natin Pioneer Rail Surveyor Dead. last | By the ‘Associated Press +. BLACKWELL, Ok.,. June . 26.-— | Frank P. Malone, 82 years old, vet- 26.—A report eran railroad man, died here yes- terday. He helped to make .the he Frisco, from St. Louis to Cuba, f street car he some _ umn ——-_—— — 'SCIENTIFIC_WITNESSES PICKED FOR SCOPES’ TRIAL ‘List of Those Who Will Testify for Defense or Advise, Includes Sunday School Superintendent. By the Associated Press. | DAYTON, Tenn., June 26, — A list of scientific experts who wil! ‘be called to testify or advise in the defense of John T. Scopes for vio- ‘lation of the Tennessee ‘aw pro- | hibiting teaching of evolution in ‘the public schools ts announced by ‘Dudley Field Malone of New York, lassociated with counsel for the de- fendant. The list, made public shortly aft- er Malone's arrival in Dayton yes- | {\terday, was published after a con- | ference with John L. Godsey and ‘John R. Neal, defense counsel. The list follows: Dr. Henry Fairfield Osborn, pro- ‘fessor of zoology, Columbia Uni- versity, author of “Evolution | Religion” and to Bryan” and of numerous papers on the relation of sciengg and re- ligion. Dr. Edwin Conklin, professor of biology, Princeton University, au- thor of “Direction of Human Evo- lution,” member of the Congrega- tional Church. | Michaeli Pupin, professor of lelectro-mechanics, Columbia Uni- versity, author and inventor of the joading coils that made possible the long distance telephone. Sunday School Leader in List. Prof. Kirkley F. Mather, chief | | | vard University, on acientific subjects. He is a /member of the Baptist Church and ‘superintendent of the Baptist Sun- day school in Newton, Mass. | prof. L. F. Rettger, biologist of Yale University, author of text- | books on scientific subjects and sci- ence and religion. | Prof. Maynard M. Metcalfe of the Zoclogy Department, Oberlin , College, Ohio. author of works on evolution and zoology: long asso- | clated with Congregational churches and colleges. ' Arthur M. Miller, professor of geology, University of Kentucky; lecturer and author of books on evolution and religion. Prof. Miller was Scopes’ teacher of geology at the Kentucky institution. Henry Higgins Lane, professor of zoology, University of Kansas; au- thor of “Evolution and Christian Faiths.” Dr. Edward L. ‘biolegwy. Ohid Wes Rice, professor of leyan University, of | “The Earth Speaks | and Bryan” and of numerous ar- ticles on science and religion. Dr. J. G. Lipman, biologist, Rut- gers College, New Brunswigk, N. J.: author of works on biology. Dr. Ward J. Macneal, chief biol- ogist of the Post-Graduate Medica! School, New York City. Mr. Matone said all these advis- ers and witnesses are active mem- bers of various churches. Appeal for Funds. Announcing that attorneys for the prosecution in the Scopes case are serving without compensation, Walter White, superintendent of the Rhea County (Dayton) public schools and prosecution witness, has appealed to the public for financial aid. ‘“T wish to call upon all who be- lieve in the justice of our cause to make contributions and I assure them that the same will be depos- ited in the loca] banks as a sep- arate fund and every penny will be accounted for,””’ White sald. “We represent the church and the pub- lic schools. The opposition repre- sents sctence and it is much easier for them to get money than for * us. Pictorial Story of Evolution On College Wall. By the Ascociated Press. BELOIT, Wis., June 26.—Beloilt College shows the fpictorial story of of the department of geology, Har- | author of books | ‘the evolution of man in a series of 12 murals on the walls of the Lo- gan Museum of Anthropology, just unveiled. The paintings were by John W. Norton of Chicago, and were a gift fiom Frank G. Logan of Chicago. The prehistoric periods of. the development of man start with the anthropoid type. Next are the Chellean, Moarien, Cro-Magnoan, and the lake dwellers, the jatter represented as fishing beside their stilted houses in the Swiss lakes. The Neolithic family is seated around a fire chipping out stone knives. Then come the Esqui- maux. the Algonquins, and the Winnebagoes, the latter the Indian tribe once existing in this neigh- borhood. The cliff dwellers are shown weaving in the shadow of their abobe home. The last two are the Mayas and the Incas. In cases beneath the pictures are archeological relics from all partes of the earth, Including stone ftm- plements, crude pottery and beads authur of adgiress entitled “Darwin said to be 76,000 years vid. a { PNTL-EVOLUTION BILL TO BE INTRODUCED IN GEORGIA LEGISLATURE By the Associated Preas. ATLANTA, Ga., June 26. BILL to prohibit the teach- A»« of evolution in any school supported in whole or in part by a State appropria- tion will be introduced in‘ the Georgia General Assembly by Representative Will H. Stan- ford of Lowndes County, he an- nounced today. The assembly began its regular 60-day ses- sion Wednesday. ‘A similar bill, introduced at the last legislative session, was defeated after a hot debate. NICHOLAS HEADS NEW ANT-RED MOVEMENT Staff of Former Russian Gen- erals Gathers About Him in Paris. » Copyright. 1925, by the P and Pulitzer "Publishing Gon (New York W World PARIS, “June 26--Grand Duke Nicholas has become chief of the new anti-soviet movement—not as a Romanoff, it is declared by lead- ers in the new movement, but as Commander in Chief of the former Russian army. Many members of the former Russian staff have recently come to Paris, including Gen. Deniken, who arrived from Hungary: Gen. Louk- omskl, former Quartermaster-Gen- eral, and Gens. Koutepoff, Golo- vine, Chatiloff and Kvitginsky. These are with Nicholas on a gen- eral staff, The Grand Duke disavows any intention of becoming Czar, out says he will attempt to establish a provisional Government. — More significance seems to attach to the movement than to previous efforts in the same direction during the last few years, because of the interest shown England and other conservative governments, due to soviet activitiés in Asia. In the Russian language news- paper, Renaissance, Nicholas says it time to act against them. He soviet forces, inside Russia. Nicholas has renounced. any In- tention of trying to force back t | European powers are afraid of the; AIR TRAINING FOR» ARMY OFFICERS IN: ALLCOMBAT UNITS Davis Approves Plan Worked Out by Chief of Staff Section. se WEST POINTERS TO ° GO TO FLYING FIELD Be Compelled to Fly Will Be Encouraged to Do So. et | By the Associated Press. ; WASHINGTON, June 26.—~Ac+- tual flying, as well as theoretical air service training for all officers in combat army units, has been authorized by the War Department under a new aerial policy worked out by Retending Genatat Hugh A. Drum, chief of the operations sec- tion of the general staff, and ap- proved by acting Secretary of War Dwight Davis. Before the policy becomes fully operative a especial board of offi- for theoretical and practical in- struction in aviation. These courses will be part of the curriculum at the various army schools, including West Point, the Army War College, the Command and General Staff School at Leavenworth, the Cave Service Tactical School, Field, and other, Flying Field > Officers who cannot, under ez~- isting law, be compelled to fly will be encouraged to seek aerial expe- rience. O in this will be expected to take at least 10 hours of pra flying duty and they will receive credit for it in practical aeronautics will be ex- panded. Members of the graduat- ing classes will go direct from the military academy to an air service ‘flying field to supplement the ‘training received during the four years at West Point. The announcement of the new aviation policy the effect would be to “effect the close co- operation so essential to branches of the army in pattie.” a “By provisions of this policy, the statement added, “infantry, cavalry, artillery, other line offt- cers and prospective general staf? officers are brought Into close asso- clatio how best to use their new arm all support the other arms.” ~- The change in policy was said te - have been prompted “by, aviation developments leading to a conclu- sion that all line such knowledge of the capabilities ‘. . oe a’ 5 ~ “- ue ES mice tol > 7 Z 4 , =, . . ‘. and limitations of the air service as to permit them using it under all conditions of battle, and to the feel- ing that the general efficiency of such officers will be increased by a limited amount of actual exper ence in the air.” Increased Pay Proposed. To increase interest in aviation among officers the War Depart- ment has under consideration leg lation giving those who take creased Government insurance. War Department staff officers ing in the combat services, not tn- cluding the air service personnel, who can pags the physical testa will - take advantage of the opportunity for the training. None will be al- lowed to fly who fail in the physi- — ibolsheviki since their success in; China and elsewhere and consider /. says he will try to unite all anti- uated f and | de te | Rs , ' ¥ a . tik ry ‘ » % a 9 # we : ‘ 4 - . WF a yy . * % : Officers Who Cannot Now cers will prepare courses of study . alry School at Fort Riley, the Air — Langley with air service problemas, - and alr service officers will learn courses a flying pay status and in- are confident that all officers serv- / ‘ eg Sa tang FE a A Badong: 4 . at. ‘iy oa rye, "

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- - ~ > he” se : * & TOO MUCH PRESSURE , ying th 5, ? ee a . -laree Yet living man finds it difficult to accus- ‘tom htmmself to changes which occur during his span He who was brought up in the stiff formality, of the 90s often looks with a good deal of skepticism: on the Justice Ford admits that his own recognition of ‘the changes ha@® been borne in upon him by his own ‘daughters, who defend present customs. his attitude is valuable, for he wil! not be too easily shocked by the trivial misdemeanors of defendants from whom a quick escape is being It was challenged by one former Prime Minister. | Ramsay MacDonald, and questioned by another, Lloyd | George, who appeared confused as to precisely what | Chamberlain Was trying to negotiate. But as a pas. | Sionate avowal of peaceful purpose the speech is im-. The Chamberlain speech is the frankest ministerial utterance since the war. The Foreign Secretary's judgment may or may not be sound. The healing po in divorce suits. WASHINGTON IRVING RETURNS. Washington Irving, nearly seven decades dead. is The mortal dust of America’s first writ- ing man of international renown sleeps on the hill- | side overlooking Sleepy And there I shut : his fame is re- The present vear is Witnessing Irving's resurrection as a force in let- ters still vital A new and intensive biography, in appraisal and appreciation. a new complete works . —— took you to the cinema And gave you ice- You looked at full part in reducing the liability of war and promot- magazine articles edition of his these are the unmistakable proofs of Washington Irving's permanency as an author to or race-—a doctrine which we have propagated with | a eee took you riding in my I took you to a dance; flowers. The Irving revival] cates a healthful trend of human thought and feel- The beloved old bachelor of Sunnyside was one | ‘of the great gentlemen of the realm of pencraft. Hills and took an awful beating from the smal! but | which neighbors godliness inhered in all his work. Out of the cosmos of his learning poured a world of romance, of history, of gently philosophic Washington Irving wrote vividly accents meek and iow La Relle Dame Sans Merct, Has you in tow.” in which a writer. - inspired by the recent listing in columns of abundant certain words. have to do with of both Europe. The provincialism which afflicted in | y. and afflicts in our day. lean writers of East coast residence, afflicted Irving . both physically and mental!.- ly, throughout the America of hie day as throughout | He knew from personal observation the fit. tle old St. Louis of a century ago, the Indian country the plains and mountains of the West when the West truly was wild: and he wrote of | He who would learn the romance and | the tragedy of America in the making. from the Mis- westward to the Pacific. negiect Irving. who dwelt by the Hudson. America, so it seems, stil! loves Washington Irving, | the = gentieman rider of an early day Ameri- correspondents sent interesting to give vou this French collec- ‘ause of the Hmita- tions of ordinary type fonts. a few accents will have to be omitted remuneration for service Paye—For workers. - Appointements—For employes. Banque—For printere. Pret——For soldiers. Solde—For officers Trouc—For barbers. Gage—For domestics. ’relevements—For managers. Honoraires—For lawyers and doctors. Emoluments—For the clergy. Dividends—For investors Coupons—For interest. Trimestres——For landlorda Setons de presence—For academicians and administrators Remise—For courtiers (“om mission—Fer representatives. Prime—For insurance agents. Pension—Feor the fetirer Droitse—For authors. Pourbotre—A tip Feux and cachets—For dramatic artists. Traiterment—For functionaries Indemnite—For parliamentarians. Emargement—For ministers Liate civil—For chiefs of state To which are added: provisions, gratificationa, a titre d'extra, ex- trennes and petite cadeaux (little presents) this last meaning the money demanded by a fille de pave for her services. of the Southwest. Se Oe we we ee sounds like a stuttered ver- | sion of an old joke | THE WORLD HAD BETTSR WATCH THIS INSECT. (From the Columbus Dispateh.) Not the least curious are the lemmings, short-tailed. | retlike animals, which breed so fast that their hordes” are compelled to migrate far for food. consuming “Het. Whiskers: sea, they plunge in and commit suicide by the thou. eee eereseetee*e *#« * « Do I aie a pumyer * LA BELLE DAME SANS MERCI. t ean ail thee in-my-arms When we are both together” lack of charms. ” Park vou asked wild evés cream cones. loved. too HOWE DUMB. across a French perhaps tele- syhonyms for of French terms ay or “payment in number those I think it applying to (official). Credits, advancés. NS. J. W. Sign in a barber shop, Winona, Minn: *o*eeeeee READER. for . yY TY Writt f the Post-Dispateh MINUTE fy cranx meapame Copyright. 1925. EUCLID AND THE CARDINALS. The day's news certainly manages to lead us topwits a hard life As all good and duly certified highbrows are well aware, the Higher Learning ts a powerful! thing. and confers an undoubted advantage on all who own it. in no matter what sphere they iabor. Now, there was Dr. Branch Rickey. late managér of the Cardinals. [lr Rickéy had an academic education, and could use Latin and Greek on the diamond as fluently as English. Observirg once that an outfielder wobbled as he ran bases, Prof. Rickey summoned him into thg pres- ence and flashed the. question “What is the shortest distance between two-given pointa?”’ The honest fielder mopped his soggy hrow. scratched his head, and stammered word- lesaly. “Why. where on e@arth is your plane geometry?” demanded Fror Rickey. Ange! and indignation finally broke through Sir: As an outraged citizen, I rise to ask: Why this conspiracy of silence against Brigadier-General Vice President Dawes: Is tt because his place as the court clown. has been taken by Nervous Nellie Kellogg? | The MIRRO er | pusLic OPINE 10 leading publiciste, als on the questions of the dey. newspapers and j de SOME: THING TO “THINK ORMAN THOMAS, i » sehds to labor pe makes the Shanghai situation vividi® time of American ' | under which the port Of San Frafie us nationalities ran the ny with all Americans? ted from the Prahetlies and foretg | s@ives voting pested in the pestiiti ing ‘No dogs or Americans allowed.” - started mills and ftactorte® a ™ the long-euffering lenders were allen government of Suppose then that | conducted a great stration againet rithout firine : upon the crowd killing several of ‘hh dent—leaders—would their own countrrmen?’ ~~. Has seen with his own eyes excluding chinese and And yet our papers tefl u Chinese outbreak is al! AGE AND VYVOUTH IN CAN (From the Toronto Star. | view commented on the incr ency of the old to take part fn the people's festivities. and said: the boys of 8@ years — be found sitiing by the fire * figuring how . | sane they had on the undertaker. | } they are occupying their leisure time & intricacies of the bout the same day. in the other the Kingston Standard the auerenateia tendency of the Frc /part in the younger people's fe | the days when young it was certainiy jt see the iin people taking their in the square dances, s in many instances, | with a grace and enjoyment at to that of the young people.” stock and Kingston contem to be at loggerheads on this tm sue. but there fis really a very Young people are so olf when the Sentinel-R them dancing it thought they were. On the other hand, old peom so young nowadays that when the 8 the balireem fleor ft | PRO BONO CEPHALIS. discern a single beeen © on . | may be said, Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt Building. stein ement issued by Represesintive shairman of the and Means Committee of the takes issue with President e and Secretary Mellon. on advisability of a Federal tax on of > lids ritances Defhe ease with which a state tax Eanheritances can be avoided by taking up a residence Florida or the District large portion P the wealthy people now have der of the summer, a’ Green declared, ly impracticable Federal tax on estates of dece- and I am opposed fo {ts abol- nent for other reasons as well. e end that should be squght ‘to prepare the law that, fn- of there being an opportunity Fescape it on the part of those most ought to pay, the d be uniform muchout the whole country.” ‘Green said that a step in that had been taken p the incorporation in the present “nroposition that paid the states might be cred- on the Federal tax to the ex- of 25 per cent thereof, and the York has already en advantage of this provision eo adjusting tances that ve several um bia. of his te of New » 50 per cent, a credit 1A the atate. erttance @ make renty ers of kcent premium eon each half-dol- Pwill be given to the organiza- in charge of the Stone Mown- On one side of the are the figures of Stonewall tkeon and Gen. Robert E. Lee; the other the inscription. al to the valor of the soldiers The coins, to be" the South, will be mostly as souvenirs and are have much com- work. Pthe South.” chiefly ce, eamp Nf, GE PROPOSED IN INHERITANCE TAX ‘emah Green Would Give redit on Federal Rolls for Amount Paid State ———— TT Socia - Rk. AND MRS. R MORTIMOR CRO ROD have leased t 4929 MePhers to Mr. and Mrs. Jame: and will occupy the ho: Ormrod s mother, KB. Pierce, 16 Hortense | Pierce wiil safl July 11 | to join friends and spen mer traveling. Another and daughter. Mr. and } xO to Pish Creek. for the remainder of th Mr. and Mrs. Joseph § .43 Kingsbury place will summer motoring in | They will tour through Mountains, where joined later tn the seas sons, Creighton and The boys will depart ne: oe Winnewonka at T at levy euctuateely to the Mr. and Mrs. ee haus of 4629 Pershing | leave St. Louls Sunday Scudder of Hotel Ch se for Lake Forest, ff son-in-law and daughte will go to Harbor ‘Hint Miss Katherine! a brother, Tom Hart of 8. have been the « week of Mr. and Mrs. 8t of 5510 Waterman av: visitors are en route | or nearly 80 ion already Smith Colleg Hart attended a reunr class at Princeton Univ Gray of 6183 __ Washing this State will re- million dollars more). revenue without Any additional taxes being paid by its citizens.” > “This sucht to be Increased at least up and I favor allow- for the full amount contingent upon the te whose citizens get the benefit reof abandoning any taxes perty formine a part of the es- te of a nonresident decedent. “Resides making the tax uniform rywhere. this plan would enable states to make full use of the Miss Eleanor Tana Harry G. Kna shing avenue. will depa Bass Rocks, Mass., whi -spend several weeks. Mrs. H. Biaksley ce Portiand place and he Miss Frances, will sal! for a several month# | from a visit in the Eas of Mrs. Ralph L. Th 4311 McPherson avenus ed home tomorrow. afts Swampscott. Mass. She dent at Smith Cellege | Mr. and Mre. Edwas 6313 Waterman . July 1, to me lower the total ount of Federal and estate Eventually this would make in the national Henues and possibly wipe out the Mera! tax entirely. ndwv. levied hy ches the amornt ceflected by Federal Government.” ; MOUNTAIN MEMORIAL DOLLARS RECEIVED HERE al Reserve rte Rank Gets 70,000 ©» Re Distributed tn District for for Sale at $1 Fach. rednetion as the amount . to be gone until Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mount Vernon, the fiftieth anniversary marriage today. post poned aden BRIEF FUNERAL SER HELD FOR SENAT' Body Placed in Vault A gies by Senators Wals! e Mountain dollars have beén received by Federal Reserve Bank of St. ia for distribution to banks of Federal Fieserve system tn this ict beginning July 3. are to be sold for $1 s of getting funds ine Mountain ‘memorial By the Associated Presse. WASHINGTON, June brief funeral services an by some of the former ir the Senate, ¢ Edwin Freemont Ladd, Monday at Baltimore. * yesterday in a vaultgat | Cemetery, where !t will r Mra. Ladd a4 able pany it to the place of Whether that willl be at D.. or the birthplace o ator in Maine ta yet to Conducted by Muir, chaplain of the 1 funeral services were he vate chapel of an und Pennsylvania avenue. | Besides Mre. Ladd members of the immedi those attending the fu Senators Frazier. Dale, Maine; Broussard. Heflin, Alabama, and Ww expected Nal usage. L DEDICATION AT _ EPISCOPAL Be “Held sanday Near Jefferson Barracks [qpomated by F. W. A. Vesper. * chapel of St. Francia of As- will he dedicated by the Rev. } 8. White at Camp Huldtita, thd hmer outing farm of the Episco- Church of the Holy Commen- Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. | ie near Jefferson Uar- EES on the Fredmar Furie, and rr Ww. A. bein Ps | ~~. of his mother. EP eutinges of chfidren an! « th of the church parish, and this there are over 56 babies ; fren of the free day nursery | underage kinderrarten aft the ch of the Holy their mothers at the catp. Me chapel was built bw men of [Pa ish whe devolel thelr week an. holidays to th? work tast "er there being no pafld haher bit. Hack of the altar a bic win- has been set pn, giving a view * sUrrou. » Window ‘s the teeth. | -> ming eyro te phe hel’ See coenee mv heljr. B.ven by ANFORD: UNIVERSITY, Cal, 25.—-Herbert C. Hoover Jr.f , With the class of 1925. F Hoover plana to cae xe Harvard U

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: CHF : ay agi 36 / pA at A) a * fay enh yer 3 % eho Te ™. fe. : ‘ ae” % : ~ ‘s -_ a : 4 . ie a Ls, nages all good re well powerful dvantige t ephere » Branch inais, lr jon, and diamond re once fh bases, hg pres- between gy brow. ad word ur plane ey. Ange! veh the counte Was the FP echoolin ne weorn- Ot it. but 2. and if why, the Ace to bus mn erudite is culture ch tyvkes Strange), et place. t Rogers . or wan- urn A an boldly, f mauline Nkhee open to ineure ® Bueclid bie a line thie s«im- have won om cighth inion fare hard mate that Mibles wus then it ts A list try Uis folke as regret. he rest of mnot at- is people Biate. for fand old the many of which yon Sun- Conclusion are lac). and fact country who is ° reaepect or fire. H XK. I rise to * against Dawes: Is tlown has iogg ” HALIS. — aa we a }On the same day, in the other PUBLIC OPINION. ae signe d reproduce latest. comment by the newspapers and period® This 10 wifhout is fhe leading publicists, column hias cals on the questions of the day. SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT, the Industria! hai situation vivid: for Shang in a League makes the “Sur pose that time 4 Japanese, iritish and other fer- this of San Chinese, mMcners forced upon which the over country Francisco was Suppose under port f'turned : i these to them to govern. Various nationalities ran the city lke | “soviet agents’! — ——e=s ee AGE AND YOUTH IN CANADA. iFrom the Toronto Star. ‘Ox May 9 the Woodstock Sentinel-R® | vieW commented on the increasing tend- | cency ‘people's festivities, and said: | ago most of the boys of 80 yeoare of as® could be found sitting by the fireplace with their on a stool, figuring how many had on the undertaker. Toda) they are occupying their leisure time learn- jing the latest the tango.” end of the the Kingston Standard bewalled je decreasing tendency of the old to take ‘part in the younger people's festivities. and feet ‘laps they intricacies’ of i province, said: “In the days when young and 0! mixed together, {t was certainly pleasing | lto see the old people taking their places. @ for instance, in the square dances, and itt 5 be said, miay instances, in many to that of the young people.” Our Wood- to be at loggerheads on this important 1s- sue, but there is really a very’’simple ¢*- planation. Young people are so old now’ days that when the Sentinel-Review #4” them dancing it thought they were at leas 0. On the other hand, old people look 80 young nowadays that when the Standard ; inepected the ballroom floor it could not discern a single elderly person. a me at sien! rath ee ae The MIRROR of. Krom the Nation pte THOMAS. in the editorial séfv¥- ice which he sends to labor papers from Demecracy, ‘ of American weakness Pe treaties © of the old to take part in the younger. “Twenty years 4 dancing — with a grace and enjoyment at least equal stock and Kingston contemporaries appea? | * ? q ! 4 4 oat 7% : ; : sheritances. ying that levy exclusively to the # the wealthy . "Green deci: att v impracticable Federal tax on estates of dece- and Tam opposed to its abol- ment for other reasons as well. he ed that should be squght the law that, ef there being an opportunity the part of those the or nearly Reighout the whole country.” ‘Green said that a step had been taken ppo to prepare xes paid Miva several “This Mucht to be inc theritance tax ¢ make ount of Federal 14. b laree meenues hera | ady thes the amotnt fe Niountain mm dollars have been is ns 'will be t tt. the ANFOoRD l’ NIV ERSITY. » 36.~ Herbert ¢. of the Secretary EF OS Ey “TT —— + * , RL OE gem “* —r - - 4 - 1 poe ti a, Mie: oye i ¢ ae 3 ae : Ney OTE IT ETI PAE, FRIDAY, , 7 . — , *s Jt NF B26, 1925, é ~*: Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINEV St LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 25 HINGE PROPOSED 7 INHERITANCE TAK’ inpman Green Would Give iCredit on Federal Rolls for Amount Paid State Post-Dispatch Bureau, 90-23 WASHINGTON. % ment issued by Representative of Means Committee of the of Iowa, «hi and takes issué He gates. ; “The ease with which a state tax Wvatt is June airman Building. °6. the with President opposed slidge and Beqrese! ‘y Mellon on advisability of a Federal tax on to inheritances can be avoided by Ly oly taking up a Wiorida or bla, where a peo ’ » most ought to 4 be uniform ion already residence the District large ple ired. pay, now in in have “makes it to abolish in- tax s0 that the incorporation in the present of his “proposi eof New York ef adiusting its tances that revenue without es being paid by allowance.” reased tion th has at al any the states might be cred- Aon the Federal tax to the ex- of 95 per cent thereof, and the | ready ‘en advantage of this provision faxes on this State will million dollars more in- re- Any additional its citizens.” added. he at least up A | of portion | nado itt LT : | —=__ = —ow | \spend several weeks. 50 per cent, and I favor allow- an credit for the full amount | A the atate. contingzent upon the | te whose citizens wet the henefit reof abandoning States to make much Eventually reduction and noestih tax entirely, levied hv +t Federa] _— ——— --— lower in any full and taxes perty formine a part of the es- | fe of a nonresident | “Resides makine the tax uniform rywhere. this plan would enable use of the and at the same ‘Ae total | state this would make | the national on decedent. tax lv wipe out the as the amount he stat ec af- eallected by Government.” INF MOUNTAIN MEMORIAL LF DOLLARS RECEIVED HERE ral Reserve Bank Gets 70.000 Re Distributed in District for for Sale renty Federal Reser, for given at $f thousand memorial received by distribution Federal f eserve to of Each. the e Bank to the new silver of St. banks of system in this ict beginning July 3. The new are to be sold for $1! as a ns of getting funds for the e Mountain memorial to the lers of the Confederacy. The eeent premium on each half-dol- organiza- in charge of the Stone Moun- their mothers dj "i> . Windo w 4« ‘hen Uf, oe) hiine as nite Crs. ¢ 4 mv By a io Stson in a Amociated [ree * and on Mises of Ban of da mining. | Principal is. Stanford while chapel was built bv PP ish who devoiel their week 8nd holidays to mer, there being no paid Jaher Back of the altar a ble win- has been set jin, giving a view the Surrou hilis, ir) @,° es) > e)y) THI 4 4 etock company with all Americans exciud- © sengrs “ pore + a of a 2 ‘ are the gwures otf Stonewa _ from the franchise and foreigners them- 7 kson and Gen. Robert EF. Lee; selves voting according to the amount O€@MM the other the inscription, ‘“Me- / mone) they had invested Suppose they % Prial to the valor of the soldiers hen posted In the public parks signs read- mathe South.” The coins, to be ing ‘No dogs or Americans allowed.’ Sup- @ chiefly in the South, will be pose they started mills and factories wheré © R mostiy as souvenirs and are the worst of hours and wages prevailed.” eapected to have much com- Suppoee that the long-suffering Americans ; ‘ial usage employed in the Japanese mills finally” | DEDICATION AT otruck and thelr leader& were railroade@ — iby the allen government of capitalists tO ¥ EPISCOPAL OUTING FARM | jail Buppose then that Americans. led bY 5, a students, conducted a great mass demof- ‘es to Be Held Sunday at stration against the Japanese mill, but t Near Jefferson Barracks “tthout firing a shof. Suppose that Indian ae by FF. W. A. Vesper. | troops in the employ of the Rritish fired . @ chapel of St. Francis of AB: upon the crowd killing several of the stU- | ley dedicated ae Rev. dent-leaders—would you expect Americat® 5 ote “4 at Camp oa " my ‘9e | enerally to side with the foreigners OF Churer, ns oe joie ame pplaces | thetr own countrymen?’ Sund on ory , sors i This is, he says, the case in Shanghel. ‘ ay morning at if 3 Cun x. Me has seen with hic own eves the ag Do se near SOEEST EON ~~ Sonthe Fredmar Farins, and excluding Chinese and dogs from the pub- Sven by F WW A. Varner h ile parks. And yet our papers tefl us that va ; ag 1 cage Po ae rer Mhinens outhtesk | "th ate of his mother. it is *.sed | ' - Sh tne Wo futings of children and ww th ofthe church parish, and this K there are over 50 babies and Mdren of the free day underage kinderrarten of the mrch of the Holy ivmsery (‘ommuntion at tne camnnp., men of ths» work aod i br thie panepares las’ cv.er ' a nS a TAKES BRIDE Cal., Hoover Jr.. of Com- Margaret Eva study Francisco ed yesterday in the Memorial ) University. Sre graduates of the univer- With the class of 1925. Mg Hoover plans to enter the School of Harvard Univer- Yin the fall for a two years’ He took his Stanford de- his bride | in were ' ithe fiftieth , | ! | | Miss ator iM Social Activities R. AND MRS. REGINALD) MORTIMOR CROSS ORM-| ROD have leased their apart-'! ment at 4929 McPherson avenue to Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cook, !| and will occupy the home of Mrs. | Ormrod’s mother, Mrs. Lawrence! B. Pierce, 16 Hortense place Mrs. | Pierce. will sail July 11 for Europe | to join friends and spend the sum-| mer traveling. Another son-in-law | and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George! Breaker, and their children, will | ZO to Fish Creek, Wis., in August ior the remainder of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S&S. Calfee of | 33 Kingsbury place will spend the summer motoring in the East. They will tour through the White Mountains, where they will be joined later in the season by their sons, Creighton and Arthur Calfee. The boys will depart next week for Camp Winnewonka at Three Lakes, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Warne Niedring- haus of 4629 Pershing avenue wll leave St. Louis Sunday for Coro- , Cal., to be gone the remain- der of the summer. Mr. Mrs. and (harles White Scudder of Hotel] Chase left Sunday | } for Lake Forest, [ll.. to visit their | son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and | Mrs. Earl Reynolds. Later they | will go to Harbor Point, Mich., for the summer. Miss Katherine Hart and’ her | brother, Tom Hart of San Antonio, Tex., have been the guests for a week of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moon of 5510 Waterman avenue. The visitors are en route home from the East. Miss Hart completed a| vear at Smith College, and Mr. Hart attended a reunion of his| class at Princeton University. Mr. Gray ee ——— and Mrs. William Ashley | of 6183 Washington boule- | vard will dé¢part tomorrow for) Prior Lake, Minn. to spend the} summer. Miss Kleanor of Mrs. Harry shing avenue, Bass Rocks, Knapp, daughter G. Knapp of Per- will depart soon for Mass., where she will | Collins of 50 her daughter, will sail in August months trip abroad. returned Wednesday in the Fast. Bla ksley and Mrs. H. Portiand Mise Frances, for a several Collins from a visit Miss Martha Schuvler, daughter of Mrs, Ralph L. Thompson, of 4311 McPherson avenue, is expect- ed home tomorrow after a visit in Swampscott. Mass. She was a stu- dent at Smith Cellege last year. Mr. Edward Mead of 6313 avenue will leave St. Louis, to motor to their summer at Grand Haven, Mich., until September. place and Mrs. Waterman July I, home sone & to be | mother, Marion | moreland * WILL VISIT MOTHER Frank Moore Studio. MRS. GARDNER JARVIS. RS. avenue will depart for Racine, Wis., to Mrs. William G. M Pau their nine children might ent. Dinner wil] be served First Baptist Church at o'clock. The group of St. leaving tomorrow for lela at Allen's Park, Colo., ducted by Mrs. Percy “MI. includes Misses Harriet 5109 Washington avenue; Holloway, 6312 Pershing Louise King, 7317 Davis of Ladue Knight roads: Emily Pershing avenue, and and Elizabeth Henby place. Miss will be (‘amp and Henby Miss actress, Margdret | Anglin, will be the guest Club at 4 30. She Town June will of li. — a l JARVIS of 6163 Pershing June visit her 30 be pres- at the :80 Louis. girls Eka- con- Dawson, Crane of Blanche avenue; Dorsett avenue: Mc- Bausch, 6110 Katherine. of 7624 West- Katherine camp counselor. the the o'clock Tuesday, address members and their guests anda tena will follow. Mrs. Franklin Miller Causland avenue have departed Mich., where summer. family there of for they (‘entral will in August 1117 and her children Lake, spend the Judge Miller will join his after Mce- the 'adjournment of court for the vaca- Mr. and Mrs. ty 4 W. Refd of Mount Vernon, Ill., will celebrate anniversary of their The party was| June 19 s0 that marriage today. postponed from ee BRIEF FUNERAL SERVICES | HELD FOR SENATOR LADD Placed ™ Vault After Kulo- Heflin Body gics by Senators Walsh, and Frazier. the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, June 26 After services and eulogie:; By ithe H. | will brief funeral of Senate. the former colleu ir the the body of Sena Edwin Freemont Ladd, who died Monday at Baltimore, was placed yesterday in a vaultgat Glennwood Cemetery, where it will remain ‘t:- tii Mrs. Ladd able to arcomn- pany it to the place of final rest. Whether that willl be at Fargc, N. D.. or the birthplace of the Sen- in Maine is yet to be deter. mined. by some rus ‘or 8S / | a the | the Rev. . 2 the Senate, DV of Conducted uir, chaplain |funeral services were held at a pri- | | ‘vate chapel of an undertaker on Pennsvivania avenue. tesides Mrs. Ladd and other immediate family; those attending the funeral were Scnators Frazier. North Dakota; Dale, Maine; Broussard, Louisiana; Heflin. Alabama, and Wheeler and Walsh of Montana, and a small group of friends of the family. services were optned with prayer. | At the cemetery chapel eulogics were spoken by Senators Walsh, Heflin and Frazier. members of the ‘a visit Widow | Wenzel, | boulevard | Kingshighway | Carroll ; Lot tion period. Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Deicke of Normandy will depart tomorrow for in California. | FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. “EMMA WENZEL TOMORROW and of Founder of Tent Duck Co. Died Tuesday a Her Home Here. funeral services for Mrs. 68 vears old, widow late Herman Wenzel, founder held at 2 p. at 2707 St. Peter's died at her home, Park, after a born in St. 50 years ago next be a chapel Lo Mrs. Wenze!) ease Tuesday m. from illness. She was and married County. where five were filed against of the egz inspector says plaints violators The some of fit for Prince Pignatelli NAPLES, June food. Dies at from the effects of a cerebral hemorrhage. Prince Pignatelli was born in Biarritz, France, in 1871. t Kmma of the of Wenzel Tent and Duck Co., tomorrow North Grand Cemetery: of heart dis- 922 brief Louis, Au- com- nlleged candling law. | the | , dealers were selling eggs that were 54. 26.—Prince Et- The! tore Pignatelli died here last night gust. She is survived by two sons, who followed their father in the tent business: three daughters, 11 grandchildren and several great- grandchildren. Egg Candling Violations Charged MOBERLY. Mo.—H. B. Glilfil- lan, Deputy State Food and Drug ‘Commissioner, has returned from hti‘’s | | | etal En- | Old Tyme Candies A delicious assortment of nut candies, bonbons, cara- méls, nougats, creams, choco- lates. In one ane two pound boxes. 50c A pound Chocolate Mints | Lovely big mints, dipped deep in creamy smooth cho- Chocolate Mints De 34c colate. Luxe. A pound Mors Goodies at Special Prices ~ Saturday Queens Divinity Cake A combination angel and sunshine cake. Ideal for Sunday. Light and fluffy with butter cream | EE NL he ie eke ae 65c Cherry Stollen Rich coffee cake. filled with cherries. A treat for Sunday niecvtaMeae bréakfast. Brittle Bits Pure sugar hard candies. Delightful Summeér goodies. Fruit flavors. Pound box ...... *>_nr fF © * — AT CAPITAL, SAYS ATTORNEY Antiprohibition Society Counsel Tells Paris Congress U.S. Law Is Fatile. By the Aasociated Pree. PARIS, June 26.—C hauncey Hackett, generai counsel of the As- sociation Against the Prohibition Amendment of Washington, PD. C., Fif- in bition organizations yesterday. teen nations were represented, addition to the United States. “Prohibition does not exist in America,” he declared, “or rather, social customs, but has not lessened social drinking. “The officials themselves do not obey it. Even the present Secre- tary of the Treasury, charged with the enforcement of prohibition, is obliged, in order to serve wine on his table, to violate the law, which he has done either personally or through agents, by buying c@llars of Washingtonians who, un- der the law, are not able to take ‘out of the District of Columbia al- coholic beverages. I know that Meélion has done this. because he bought red wine that I Wanted to get myself a few years ago.”’ The delegates were overjoyed at the reference to the situation in the District of Columbia and at the statement that “prohibition does not inspire the respect of the aver- age citizen; officials, Congressmen and Judges break it.’ "The present prohibition he continued, “are costing United States over $1,000,000,000 a year. The repeated demands that France pay its war debt to the United States may be regarded to a certain extent as a request that France assist the United States in meeting the expenses of prohibi- tion.” AT FREE DENTAL CLINICS The Red Cross free dental clinics in the Central High, Peabody and .Taussig Open-Air Schools gave 11,666 treatments to 23380 children in the school year, just closed, according to the _ report made yesterday by the St. Louis Chapter, Red Cross. The clinics are entirely free to the children, who come from all parts of the city. and are sé@nt after examina- tions by achool nurses. None is accepted who can pay for treat- ment, as the clinics are operated —— laws,”’ the | for poor children. The clinics were established by a prominent St. Louis dentist who had made a long study of school children’s health in regard to the condition of their teeth, and as a result there has been marked im- _provement in both the physical and 1c ross and — Mey er. mental treated. of the children Money to start the first clinic was given by George A. Meyer, chairman of the board of the International Bank of 8t. Louis. who financed the work alone for three years. The Red Cross then co-operated in the work, and the expenses of ihe thrée clinics are now divided between the Red standards St. Louis Pilgrims in Rome. Special to the Post-Dispatch. ROME, June 26.—An American Migrimage, led by Archbisho,) Glennon of St. Louis, today began the Holy Year visits to the basilicas of St. Peter, St. Mary Major. 8t. Jonn Lateran and St. Paul, without the walls. The rtigrims will be re- ceived by Pope Pius next Tuesday. was the chief speaker at the sixth | congress of internationa! antiprohi- | it does not function. It has changed | the | LAND 8Y JEWISH FUND! bebiasake Spent . tin Drying Swamps, Road Bullding and In- stalling Water Sapptlr. Correspondence of the Associated Press. | JERUSALEM, June 2.—The Jew- ish National Fund has invested al- $6,000,000 in the and improvement of land in Pales- tine from October, 1920, /1925, approximately the period of |Sir Herbert Samuel’s administra- tion as High Commissioner, accord- ing to a report issued by the world ‘headquarters of the tund here. | Of this money. $5,194,440 most War MELLON BOUGHT WINE CELLAR | $6,000,000 PUT IN PALESTINE“ Up. ' ’ purchase | to April, | ‘spent in the purchase of agricul: | poy and urban land and $774,159 jin land improvements, including | ithe drying up of swamps, road | building, water supply ‘and building loans to new settlers. Twenty-nine of the 43 colonies established by the Palestine Foun- dation Fund (Keren Hayesod) dur- ing this period were built on land purchased by the Jewish National Fund. This includes the dozen colonies thus far established by the | Palestine Foundation Fund aa part of its colonization scheme in build- ing up the valley of the Jezreel. | Both the Jewish National land the Palestine Foundation Fund jare financial agencies of the World Zionist Organization, the former being a land-purchasing agency, and the latter engaged in the prin- {cipal constructive enterprises such as agriculture, education, public health and promotion of trade and industry, aimed at the rebuilding of the Jewish Homeland. More than 60 per cent of the $8,000,000 spent by the Palestine Foundation trfbuted by American Jews. CARDINAL CELEBRATES JUBILEE | was expressed when she made ex- cellent progress yesterday. Morgan yawned for the first time since losing consciousness, léading to the belief she is about to awake from her ‘‘sleep.”” As a result of ‘his wife's improvement, Mr. Mor- | gan visited his offices for the’ first time since her iliness. _— Fund | installation . Fund in the Holy Land was con-. ' Mrs. | net eS. titi SA Time - Labor | Make Your Cotton Goods | Look and Feel — Like Linen. LAUNDRY St. Peter’s Chapter Attends Cere- | ee mony for Merry Del Val. nif By the Associated Preas. 1 ROME, June 26.—The episcopal » jubilee of Cardinal Merry; del Val. | a, Secretary of the Congregation of | ys be the Holy Office, was celebrated yes- | fT. 9 terday at St. Peter's. Exceptional | i simplicity prevailed owing to the aie ed recent death of the Cardinal's pao * mother. The entire chapter of St. on , q Peter’s gathered to present greet- id “ ings to the Cardinal and ac- er Lt companied him to the altar chair unt 9 of the great basilica to celebrate | ng lle. vm F mass. Thereafter a te deum of) tenon thanksgiving was sung. | wr garertl It is almost unprecedented in the | fash toed 008 history of thé church that a man | yorneott who is not vet 60 years of are | pee i ere Unit » should have held such important | chee positions as has Cardinal Merry | ob ° del Val. He was not 37 years old | oan on when he was created Cardinal. As ge i ie Papal Secretary of State, he had vlna oe under him the present Pontiff who dom woe then was a simple canon at St. Mendes by Peter's. nT Mrs. siorgan’s Condition Better. yee / Special to the Post-Dispatch. ; NEW YORK, June 26.—Renewed geen hope for the ultimate recovery of Mrs. J. P. Morgan, wife of vie fi- CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY nencier, who has been in a state of . }eoma since a week ago Sunday, | ite at THE QUICK “One of the Coolest Places in St. Louis”’ “The Store That Sells Nice Things” | HENRY A. WEIL, ne. 916-918 OLIVE ‘ST. Ready! Hundreds of Smart New _ FROCKS for the MISS! New Arrivals in Scores of Adorable Modes Shown in White and High Shades Three Special Groupings 16% WHITE: So demanded and so very. smart! ORCHID: Cool looking and much in vogue! (E $1.9: These—and High Shades, as well as Smart Prints, Stripes, etc., in a most pleasing array. WEIL'S—2d Floor. “a. /- Coats Absolutely Sacrificed ! > exceedingly low price—at Weil's. Pure Silk Frocks Radioux Chiffon Frocks *25 —— — {iI} “Have You Seen Our Line of Sport Frocks?” Quality and style combined at an snl STARCH At WEILS Saturday $i) Sackee eee , aa of Sale of

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oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ~e Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Se — ae SET SE RTS ORDINANCES FOR WIDENING OF Silk § as gg me HENS ara |) Quorum, Takes Informal Action on Appropriations. Coats formally approved three proposed > gps mem appropriating $141,510 | of bond issue funds to pay 4a portion of the cost of reconstruct- ine and widening three major thor- pughfares. Only eight members of the committee were present at yes- erday's meeting, and as nine con-| stitute a quorum, only informal ap- | | proval was voted, subject to the ac- | The Citizens’ Bond Issue Super- | dust the Bowen for = qventnge, visory Committee yesterday in-| tien of the members at a iater| meeting The measures informally ap- | of Case avenue. from Broadway to) Glasrow avenue, with recut granite blocks. $78.500: Franklin avenue, from High street to Jefferson ave- mpe. reconstruction with recut. cranite blocks. and the widening of the roadway from 50 to 586 feet br takine three feet off the side- mroved are for the reconstruction | walk on both sides of the street, $49.£10. and for the reconstruction of PMaston avenue, from Prairie av- | | enue to Marcus avenue, with vitri- | forget that narne-its fied brick and the widening of the rondway from 50 to 56 feet by cut- ting three feet off the sidewalk on esino both sides of the street, $21,200. “I'm sure it will rid = of that 1 IRRARIAN TELLS tormenting eczeema. My ekin was as bad as yours and it healed mine com- OF HIS TRAVELS IN pletely. Now if I have a bit of rash CHINA IN LETTER or itching, Il just applva little Resinol ail | Ointment andthe trouble disappears.”’ | Continues from Page a1. Users of Resinol are quick to recom- miles bey ond the northwest gate mendit. They knowfromexperience of the city to Tsing Hua University, that it promptly stops itchingand re- the place founded by the original lieves skin irritation. It's gentle, Doxer fund. As there has been soothing and healing medication rienty of money, honestly handled, makes it excellent for the most deli- it 1s thoroughly up-to-date and cate skin. At all druggists. has the best college library in China. The grounds are those of “Always call for Resinol™ a Manchu prince, and his house SN ST gardens are kept up. We lunched there with President Tsao, aaa SS and had a fine Chinese meal. “Then we ‘did’ the Summer W Palace, which is mostly the cre- e Pay More ‘ation of the Empress Dowager. on Savings @” ' The park and buildings are charm- ing, of course, except that’ the than many good munici- Empress wouldn't much care to pal bonds yield and there have coolies selling -. nee Soar are no buying or selling | her front aen a 1e §«6680-call , Ge marbla® boat (which is mostly costs. t 5% on your wood) is a frightful monstrosity— money the one blot on a beautiful spot.” Industria! wae el Trust Ca Joplin Schoo! Bond Issue Loses. 714 Chestmut Screet By the Agsweociated Prem. - JOPLIN, Mo., June 26.——-A pro- ——— se posal to issue $750,000 In bonds for new schools was defeated at a special election here yesterday, — — ————— + Money wanted or money to loan » —acre the Post-Dispatch want p®ges lacking 34 votes of a required Two- for offers. thirds majority. ie —_— — UA Mi pail io ~~ Cool Summer Clothes That are finely tailored and retain their shape. NOWHERE ELSE in St. Louis will you find such CASH VALUES for a payment of just— $1.00 or $2.00 Each Week SUMMER SUITS Cool and comfortable for the hot weather. Very special at 2-PANTS SUITS oy now your English model, light-weight Suit, new mixtures, wide, stylish, comfortable trousers. Very special at $29.50 $35.00, $39.75, $45.00 and Up OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT SILK DRESSES The newest and most beautiful creations. A most pre- tentious variety selected from the styl New York and Paris. Matchless va] a. eke tn oe $12.50, $16.50, $21.50 and Up OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT | } : | | Clean-Sweep Brooms \ Vaiues.. DC [HOUSE FURN 2-Piece Mixing Set $1.25 6 9c ISHING CO.) BCE ere These Brooms are all perfect and are customer. made of durable straw, well bound and ° Strong crank handle metal mixers that stitched and copper wound. One to @G 1120-22-24-26-28-30 1ve t. _ nat ewe ied giass bowls for whipping ° Uv (Bargain Basement.) End-of-the-Month Sale! Pay for Your Fumiture on Our Credit Terms. Positively the Easiest in To 85c Value, Priced at Only A high-grade 2-quart Water Cooler for your refrigerator. Built com- pact so that it conserves space in your refrigerator. No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders ings you may care to select. EE BiG sess TEs 2s 6s £8 SSS Pe sews sss eS ee Why Not Trade-in Your Old Furniture for New? |* YOU have a piece of furniture, a rug or a stove that has served its usefulness— or if you want to refurnish entirely, we'll gladly take your old furniture in ex- change and make you a liberal] allowance on it, on the purchase of any new furnish- Phone Olive 7741 for an Appraiser to Call at Your Home All Furniture Received in Exchange In Reconditioned and Offered for Sale ONLY at Our Furniture Exchange Department at 1628 North Eleventh Street. (Take Bellefontaine Car) ive. SOC Consists of Oil Mop and large bottle of polish in tin box. am i in it i Bargain Basement Gray Enamel —S Gas Raswe Together With a $ 0 10-Piece Alumit- num Set at... These all-ename)! cabinet Gas Ranges are rare values at this low price. The bakiné oven measures 16x20 inches and has a large broiler oven below. The trimmings and manifold are finished in sparkling nickel. These Ranges are fully guar- anteed by us to be 1derful bakers. $5.00 | Cash Delivers One THIS 10. PIECE ALUMINUM SET “Famous” Gas Rang re at the Union. Each Set consists ‘omb imation cooker that is very practical: six-cup per rt teakettie, ihnee-slesk Gouble boiler and three sauce- chairs and one host chair. The seats and backs @ the chairs are upholstered in tapestry. $20.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Weekly or Monthly Payments. Sale of All-Enameled 5-Piece BREAKFAST SUITES $30.00 Suites at. ire w ell . j iT ‘ ET a rimmings Inch rded- are tur hull-seated chairs $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly Genuine Walnut “LANDAU” CEDAR CHEST a $62.00 > A 4A-& Value... uine two-tone wainut and designed in the tyle. Cedar lined dustproof lid is a $4.00 Cash—Balance Monthly $300 Four-Piece Huguenot Walnut Suites These Four-Piece Bedroom Suites he latest Huguenot finish js eiahiotthed’ in these gen- ulne walnut Suites. The ‘vy are beautifully decorated. The four pleces—vanity, bed, dresser and chifforobe are well proportioned. The dresser and vanity have mahogany bottom dustproof drawer feature. $15 Cqsh—Balance in Monthly Payments ey UAH CANE-PANEL DA-BEDS $21.50 Value _——_ fo gh wd eee ae 1 : ; (5 ; You will find this an ideal Trunk for traveling. It has three extra-large These Da-Beds are ‘tien drawers and one smal! drawer faced desirable and made of steel through- with “ye . out, with cane (metal) panel. 4 i fancy cretonne. Complete with The ends are finished in walnu They open into a full-size bed. six veneered clothes hangers, brass- An excellent Phonograph for pic- nics or outings that plays al! makes of records. Complete in folding, t enamel. plated hardware, draw boits, spring lock and large shoe box. carrying case at: $14.95. $1.00 Cash Delivers One $2.00 Cash—Balance Monthly $100 Cash—Balance Month ) UNION HO USE_FURNISHING A COMPAN & Z [120-30 ) Olive ce hs ” = othe Save 10 to 20% on Odds and Ends and Broken Lines in the Union OIL MOP AND POLIS a eee P ART THREE. ed —_ Poh 5 a ‘ > ‘ + Sk he Me ¢ ’ ee m a ay ' i yg 5 a s + e ne tN > ee z - Ne ~ es ‘* SS ee at! we pei Me ry : MY A oe +. ¥ vv : rs oy" at 2 f ’ — J " - “he ¥ ‘ P 3 x P a - eS TV \ * a a C-melody oralto Saxophone Outfits, complete with case and all accessories. gF ree private lessons. Easy to fe) —_—_———— Per REDUCED— TENOR BANJOS BANJO UKES ... TERMS $1.00 PER _TERMS $1.00 PER WEEK Free Lesson Course with each inatrument puer- chased at this sale! FORMER ST. LO HEAT WAVE Francis Ahlers, Ex-\V U. Instructor, F New York P; By Leased Wire Fro York Bureau of the Pc Gmecial to the Pest-Dispate NEW YORK, June the strangest cases of the heat wave of thre was brought to \ligh when Sergt. James Hag Kingsbridge Road Pc found a hatiess man in ing wandering throug! landt Park. He could not expl: happened to be in tl asked Haggerty’s assis ting to the home of Di in Chappaqua, N. Y., been staying. Papers ets showed he was F: of St. Louis. From Dr. AHen it that Ahlers had been the department of E ture in Washington U! had come to visit him ate from a nervous br - About three weeks midst of the severe ho said, Ahlers had gone on a business trip. H turn and Alien trying to get since. | All that Ahlers rer Allen said, ia that hi the river in the hope cool place. The nex! bers ig talking to the Van Cortlandt Park. Ahlers was an instr glish at Washington [ two years leaving her cause of falling eyes unmarried and res Clemens avenue while He is a graduate of | versity. . Oppose: Stone Mou CENTRALIA, Wasl The Sons of Veter here in the annual en Washington and Ala -Grand Army of the I terday declared again of half dollars to ald ! a memorial on Stor Georgia, to the Confe« Kratky and Zeppenf } Robert J. Kratky, v or. Miller’s campaign | Robert M. Zeppenfe was active in Mille for the mayoralty, he law partnership, wit the Planters Buildin Cc. Kauffmann will t with them. —_$_______— SPECIALS \R— Saturday and Sund: war 1925 Authentic Road Guide FREE With Every Pan | Common § Auto Poli $1.00 Si: 59

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FRID — » | is 2 \ | j - i iece Mixing Set , * — — . —_ wre —s —— — aed EME coutes aka Lael or ed etic Rag Ne Poy ae LISP NY ali PED 5 Te 3 a as pe Pr " Sete Th a5) hse EE, ae aie Maras ; : r we * eee +s sy w 4 "ee ’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, 1925. $1.25 a WEPART THREE. Value. Fr; CVC RAL pe, ————— rank handle metal mixers that eavy glass bowls for whipping Pr. (Bargain Basement.) 2s In the Union’s minute— just that quick—the pein fe No treatment so safe, sure, healing, — S aghiy antiseptic and ecientificin every | Sas Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads. The results revelation. At your druggist's or shoe a ‘ ‘ga, Cost bute trifle. | Sizes — for corns. callouses, bunions e Easiest in Town ~ OIL MOP AND POLISH meneame Pain sone” Fie QOC Consists of Oil Mop and large bottle of polish in tin box. Bargain Basement * C-melody or alto Saxophone Outfits, complete with case 75 /~ 7% ) and all accessories. glree e { ' ' private lessons. Easy to jearn. 75 cz Per golld ash. The fooa dees oven wire shelves. ood fresh and clean. r Dishes rigerator ese ing Suites Ee: $7.50 pS $4.75 e TERMS $1.00 PER WEEK uites ; Free Lesson Course with each instrument pur- Dnly. - chased at this sale! WuRLIZER 2 10-piece Suites finished in the latest } 1006 OLIVE t. The Suite has mahogany interi-. _ wers are dustproof. Each Suite con- The quickest way to get home or | help—through a Post-Dis- hina cabinet, server, extension table, . Wane a. FORMER ST. LOUISAN HEAT WAVE. VICTIN Francis Ahlers, Ex-Washington U. Instructor, Found in New York Park. | York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | Bnecial to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, June 26.—One of | 'the strangest cages of a victim of : ) ’ | | By leased Wire From the New | | 'the heat wave of three weeks ago | 'was brought to light yesterday, when Sergt. James Haggerty of the Kingsbridge Road Police Station found a hatless man in 6oiled cloth- ing wandering through Van Cort- landt Park. He could not explain how he happened to be in the park and — - asked Hagegerty’s assistance in get- | ting to the home of Dr. Paul Allen in Chappaqua, N. Y., where he had. been staying. Papers in-his pock- | ets showed he was Francis Ahlers of St. Louis. From Dr. Allen it was learned that Ahlers had been a teacher in | the department of English litera- | ture in Washington University and had come to visit him and recuper- ate from a nervous breakdown. About three weeks ago, in the midst of the severe hot spell, Allen said, Ahlers had gone to New York on a business trip. He did not re- turn and Allen said he had been trying to get trace of him ever since. All that Ahlers remembers, Dr. Allen said, is that he started for the river in the hope of finding a cool place. The next he remem- bers is talking to the policeman in Van Cortlandt Park. Ahlers was an instructor of En- glish at Washington University for | two years, leaving here last fall be- cause of failing eyesight. He is |unmmarried ands resided at 5614 Clemens avenue while in St. Louis. He is a graduate of Harvard Uni- versity. . Oppose: Stone Mountain Coins. CENTRALIA, Wash., June 26.— The Sons of Veterans, meeting | here in the annual encampment for Washington and Alaska, of the Grand Army of the Republic, yes- terday declared against circulation of half dollars to aid in creation of a memorial on Stone Mountain. Georgia, to the Confederate forces. ES eg or, Miller’s campaign manager, and ——_- was active in Miller's campaign for the mayoralty, have formed a law partnership, with offices in | the Planters Building. Clarence |C. Kauffmann will be associated with them. —~ host chair. The seats and backs of bholstered in tapestry. , —_ A ie a a yan d in the , yroPoy : € lia is a | Aure’* Sh Iq «IH { ARE ASL LI ss) | : =. (LT EANSER\ UN AUTOMOBILES ©" tae: -“ ~~ ; ’ ™, - r aot z= a \ . Ro. Ls SPECIALS FOR Saturday and Sunday Bae 1925 Authentic Road Guide FREE With Every Purchase Qa; ie ) Common Sense | —_— , | ee Ue t | IoXQ qm OM Auto Polish $1.00 Size 59c 4 => Luggage Carrier Actual weight, 844 Ibs. $2. Value. 89C sO Phonograph for pic- that plays al! makes Complete in folding, > at $14.95. $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly TT es —— ct. tte OM al 1129 ——— -- a BW 1925 Authentic Road Guide FREE With Every Pus C—O "TEE WH 1925 Authentic Road Guide FREE With Every Purchase “Qagz \ Set cortains slip-on handle and six accurately machined, tem- value. Extra special, complete set.........-------- f.. 49 N EVE P. M. Pred, high-grade steel sockets. Absolutely guaranteed. Regular DOUBLE-PIECE STRAW Bote of empl, ornare oe Sa | Yetue.. 49 CH SET Kratky and Zeppenfeld Partners. } Robert J. Kratky, who was May- | Robert M. Zeppenfeld, who also. : i ' i ' ' a hm : i . s “renenegguauaaie’ “inseneereessensnereeueucsancersegs!’ BTTTITTIIT LTT iitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiie siesgrmaaninnesaeeeeneng!! gUTERGGeeeeBaeeeeRR SST RTE ETT: TEL Ie / | > ae a —_— Next week ... a two-day holiday . . . and the real beginning of the vacation season. Are you prepared with everything you'll need? Go through this list carefully . . . check up on all of the items .. . see whether there’s something you’ve missed . . . or something you hadn’t even thought of. You'll be surprised to find how reasonably you can buy at this store . . . and how excellent the quality is at these prices. Besides... just think of the good times you can have with the money you save. Only a limited number of our matchless values are listed. PR See them tomorrow—the last Saturday before the “Fourth”... you’ll profit by investigating these offers Sa rr immediately. ee. OTA See : A FEATURE SALE OFFERING 2352 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN’S => A wee POSES 2 ase YOUNG MEN! COOL SUITS =~ = eoeeeweeeeereeerer er ergee Seeeereeeeeee ~ seeeeeeeeeeereeerer* = GABARDINES—TROPICAL WORSTEDS — MOHAIRS — LIGHT WOOLENS gues All trimmed with silk and finished in a superb manner. Complete in sizes for men, young men and youths, including many in slims and stouts. Really, a value so unusual that you can hardly af- ford: to be without one this Summer, at a price like this. Be sure to see them Sat- arday. Light, airy trop- ical worsteds — rich, sity mohairs—cool, light weight woolens —tailored by makers who know just how to fit Summer Cloth- ing — fashioned by experts who are mas- ters in style and de- sign. The very lat- est models, the most popular patterns. MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S MEN’S GENUINE“LORRAINE HOT WEATHER SUITS SEERSUCKER SUITS Bea Light materials in Attractive stripe pat- 95 . grays, tans and salt- $ 50 terns. Conservative $ - and-pepbper mixtures. and fitted models. Conservative and En- a pene Well tailored. All sizes — glish models. Sizes 38 from 37 to 50 chest, in- SO GG CRONE cocccvccss . cluding stouts ....... (Basement.) (Second Floor.) PALM BEACH AND LIGHT- | EXTREMELY FINE TROPICAL WEIGHT WOOLEN SUITS WORSTED SUITS Palm Beaches in Beautifully tailor- 75 light and dark $ 00 ed, trimmed with . shades. Woolens P satin. Delightfully = in tans and grays. styled. Spiendid fabrics that will ANTS , BOYS’ WASH. - KI Conser vative fitted and sport look well and models. All sizes. - ( e c ond Fleor.) SRA eceseerres ( d I loor.) YOUNG MEN’S $37.50 | HAND-TAILORED ALL-WOOL ALL-WOOL SUITS BLUE SERGE SUITS Our celebrated ry n . lish — $ 75 6217. English and $ .00 American models. ” conservative mod- Single - breasted, =——— Is Single and merce double - breasted oun - Seeatiod conservative ef- Sewed with silk. fects. Pure wool- All sizes includ- ens. Handsomely SOE a (Second Floor.) ing stouts ....++- (Second Fleor.) ‘ ' The entire stock of 8S. SHOPIRO COMPANY, SYRACUSE, N. Yo just purchased and offered at im- mense discounts. The greatest Pamts Sale ever attempted by a retail atore. Thousands and thousands of pairs in just the sizes, weilghts and wenver you desire—and at prices you'll be This last day of this sale which has introduced a new method of clearing away Sag te gay. odd sizes and odd lots....and which offers savings of matchless proportion. No salesmen—no alterations—no C. O. D’s—no deliveries. You wait on your- MEN'S AN YOUNG MEN'S 79 self—find what you want—pay for it and take it home. If you are not satis- KHAKI! PANTS Cc fied; we will refund the purchase price if the Suit is returned in good condition within thregy days. , sume “noses 95C| MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S YEAR-ROUND SUITS $= 00 DURABLE KHAKI AND $1 35 Coat, vest and trousers for the price of an ordinary pair of pants. Cas- ’ - simeres in belted models. 34 to 40 chest ....--e cc dnwcnewentnrennenes WHITE DUCK PANTS ~ | PANAMA AND LIGHT $1.88 MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S YEAR-ROUND SUITS 5720 WOOLEN TROUSERS Fine woolens in attractive styles. Most of them with belts. Mainly in sizes 36, 37 and 38 chest. Special .....---ceceeceewensarraennnewenes YOUNG MEN'S SPLENDID ' CASSIMERE PINTS. $2008} MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S YEAR-ROUND SUITS $¢.00 MEN'S. PURE ELGIA pure rood and tallored by hand Strilgn models tdeat for spore wear, QQ LINEN GOLF KNICKERS $2.95 oye a ES FINE-QUALITY, ALL-WOOL MEN’S & YOUNG MEN’S YEAR-ROUND SUITS $ .00 BLUE SERGE PANTS $3.45 Splendid woolens that you'll be proud to own. Attractive styles, = “PILM BEACH PLATS 340 | MEN’S & YOUNG MEN’S YEAR-ROUND SUITS $ 1 3 .00 —_ ” a Ev ; t all-wool: every one superbly tailored; everyone PERETTI Oey noe NEW ALL-WOOL ENGLISH fashidhabiy designed. All sizes. Suitable the year ‘round........ nae T eae ies “ Pepe Srcseecenoes COLLEGIATE TROUSERS , BO Bae Serres ' > TI AAs YY p occcceeuses® 69.0099 Lf ioe x MEN’S & YOUNG MEN’S YEAR-ROUND SUITS $ .00 REY BY aaa Naan oe ee 5 8 Pure-wool worsteds in conservative models. Solid blue, grays and = Rittooee fe} Seennnn Soo a PURE WOOL FABRICS ad browns. 37 to 46 chest. Also woolens for young MeCM ...«++++s++> yO Ne AR a “a es } ‘une noses $4.88 “ho wourt ta. $4.88 ™ ron sox 92.00 Mell WORSTED PUTS 69D seeeere hy 7 eevee Ss Sa * Write for Our NORTHWEST CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON a. *% » i = <= mae ~ be wif Wie *7 os ‘ - : + ae: Mla c oaa” : 7 A... aye) ae He et i , e cae te oo Pie ERY i Pies Me «tes i he oahigeln’s —_ Cm - J i, LE OOPS Evol mh : 4: = vp 2 eee ee ae ee ae %. 5 ra ’ € - . ah Te Pee we: a Chg nag Be a OER Pe pee an GAPS a ingran Le hee ge ane — +

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ST.LOUIS POS)-DISPATCH -—v Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper CU ——— TE Ee ee ee ee pea LT EAE EE ET A LE IT a TL ee a ey ta oe # ie eae eae « OMBINED Schwerd{tnonnis FIREWORKS AVOID THE CONGESTION—ORDER NOW We Have Complete Stock of Romon Candics, Sky Rockets, Flower Pots, Showers, Fountcine, Acroliies, Mines, Pin Wheels, Tobicau Fire. Coloreéa Torches, Snakes, Spit Devils, Firecrackers, Salutes, Sparklers, Pistols. FLAGS te: LANTERNS tt DECORATIONS Ask to see the Big Bang Carbide Cannons and Ronson Fiash Revolvers—perfectiy harmless. We Specialize in FINE LAWN DISPLAYS for Evening Parties $3.50 Display $5.00 Display ' - m 250 nackace with the fontaine Roman Candies. Skyrocketa. Ficwe Contains all goods in $3 r ; ote Electric Flowers. Tableau Fire. Trangie folicwing added large Exhibition Candles. aed Vertical Wheels, Star Mines, Dracon Wheels Tableau Fire. larce Trnangle. Sapphire Shower Puck and small novelties—ia ali, 47 meme. and Fiery Whirlwind—n all. 54 items $8.00 Display fontaine all goods in $5.00 package and the fotiewimme: Jeweled Jet, Extra Triangle Tour- bea DT Fatra Star Mine. Tablesu Fire. Torches. Maraomoth Sparkiers. Seuctesion, Devil Among Taihore nn all. GS items $10.00 Display Contains al) goods in $8.00 displar and the following. large Tourbillion, Aerolite. Mam- moth Star Mine. Saucisgion, Priematic Foun- tain—in ell. Fi ‘Iteme The coode aGded tim the $5.00. $5.00 and $19.00 dieplaye are a)) of extra quality and colors. Larger NOT tS erhiors fermebed as desired. All goods are now ready and may be ordered et once by telephone. o selected pereon Cite Deliveries made July ist. 2d and 3d. Shipments outside St. Louis at Once by ex- oes MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. Schwerdtmann Toy Co. Ss 811-813 Washington Av. Central 1281 and Central 1282 Telephones CSRS IEEE EEE Manion said he understood the | eft! Louis, general president of the or- wages and working conditions is the 6000 telegraphers of fhe Penn- eer. j increase in wazes was nes ee \syivania Railroad System have, “The negotiations were con-jhour. “The increase shou > eae ‘ , ”" Manion | | ‘ I ' ibeen brought to a “successful eon- | @ucted by a ‘hand-picked’ group of 'been nearer 10 cents | a he + clusion,” the-company announced | cperators, who are mot members | said. “Until this ere: Wan ed .esterday. Details of the revision cf the order,” Manion said. “Welc:anted the pay of Pennsylvania | . iw ere inal announced. istarted to conduct the negotiations, | telegraphers was 60 cents an hour, but had to take the railroad be- | while on other roads it ranges L The negotiations resulting in an/|fore the United States Railroad La-|from 65 to 70 cents. While I am adjustment of wages and working | bor Board at Washington. The ji clad the men received an increase conditions for telegraphers of the | Pennsylvania, however, refused toll think Pennsylvania system tele- Pennsvivania system Were not car- abide by the rulings of the Labor/graphers should bée paid as much ried on through the Order of Rail-| Board, except with regard to/as operators on other roads.” aeiiagpimonin ‘road Telegraphers which claims a working conditions, and picked its' The rerision of working rules| . \'membership of 5000 operators on/cwn committee - of telegraphers | mentioned provides for an eight- | Confess Robbing |... Pennsylvania system alone, ac-| with whom the negotiations were hour day and time and a half for| pn to E. J. Manion, of St.' carried on.” overtime, Manion satd. Couple in O’Fallon Park, = a & the Other, an Ex-Convict, Identified by Merchant. | —_——— Senate GET IN DLC CH TRECT BIG _POST-DISPATCH WANT ’ Three holdup men were arrestel | last night, after chases. One Ils an) ex-convict, while the other two 24- sert their last holaup was also thelr first one. Frank Geisler, 21 years old, of |Webster Groves, and Miss Grace i'Polette, 18, of 3437 Texas avenue, s were seated on a bench in O'Fallon Park at 10:15 o’ciock last night, | when two men, one with a revolver ordered them to stand up. Geislo was robbed of two pocketbooks and ltwo rings and Miss Polette of a' ; ivwrrist watch. - | The victims followed the robbers on foot to Adelaide and Florissant peherene where they met Patrolman |Edward Suilivas He chased the P ) robbers, and thev separated. Three ‘shots fired by Detective-Sergeant Sullivan attracted Barney Verhey- 'en and his son, Albert, a Police De- | partment mechanic from their Gradwohl Gradwohl Yes—it's true! While this sale is in progress we are making an unusual offer. We will give you A New Watch for Your Old One! Men—no matter how old your Watch may be—no matter how badly bent or broken—-we'll make you a liberal allow- ance on it toward the purchase of a styl- ish new WATCH. Ladies—here is your opportunity to trade in that old-fashioned vellow or green goicd Watch you are ashamed to wear for a stylish, fancy shape white gold BULQVA or any other make or design. THREE WRIST WATCH SPECIALS .00 —_—_—_—=_—_— a Week Guaranteed 20-year white-colda- filled ease with guaranteed 15. ment, 620 selec... 913.00 This watch te a beauty and aeueranteed toe keep perfect time; 15 Jewel movement. This charming Wrist Watch i« eur regular $35 value. it han everything a Bracelet Watch sheuld have and is a bie value. See it Satur- 5 00 2 « > day at DIAMOND RINGS Special Prices for Sale 17-Jewel Adjusted Illinois A seper’ sew etyle thin Watch with «a S115 Value 18-k. White Gold Mounting $1.25 a Week 621 Locust makers. Geld-Fille® Knife and Chain Free With Thies Watch | Ceorgwe Higcs. a cust yer. and $1 ) lind and Bancroft avenues at 9-230 ; e'clock last ni¢ht. General President Negotiations for |home, 2116 Adelaide, and they pursued one of the robbers to | Grand badhievard and Adelaide, | where they caught him He said) he was Elwood Dye, 29. of 1902A) Bacon street, and named nis com- | panion as Charles Kimes, 28, of the Same address. | The High-Grade Gasoline Companion Also Confesses. in hour la‘t- and also con watch was found cketbooks were | fessed on Dye, ans | recovered sewer, where 'Kimes had thrown them. The rings, \which Kimes admitted throwing; away in the chase | oye |The revolver was Stalling on hills — lapse of power — lazy response—are no part of the Red Crown program. The man with Red Crown in his motor tank has anticipated emergen- cies and provided against them. not found drawer at ‘their home Dye 1d Kimes said it was their first ‘job.’ ) A man who hire cab to take him to at 3801 Page |! ‘and robbed the pro Miller, of $25, an: fi ot withoy paving ‘hauffeur, Fugen: > 7 > - ~ + CHR IASt nNign Red Crown is distinctively the scientific gas- oline. It is built to accurate specifications, designed to overcome definite driving diffi- culties which confront motorists. Red Crown’s unbroken chain of boiling point fractions means a steady, dependable flow of power from the initial to the end of the chain. ientified him ae the : Robbed on Art Hill. At 2:i8 } m toda Harrington, 3545A Utah Miss LAllian Gj » ,% BrilH inte avenue. wer | roadster on Art Hill! aiwhen two mer ‘robbed Harrington | car At 4:29 a | William Mills and The additional power fractions of Red Crown mean economy —more miles to the gallon. There’s no reason why you should not increase your mileage and perceptibly de- crease your monthly gasoline bills, if you will fill up with Red Crown. in the Sandwich Shop (15 Delm boulevard, and escaped with $33 At 5:40 a. m. a negro with a re- volver and a white man with a piece of iron held up Sam RBurn- stein in his grocery at 1338 Mor- gan street, hit him on’ the head and escaped with $150. Five Other Store Holdups. Four drug stores and a confec- tionery were held up within an hour ia st night by tw irmed men ? ° belie, ed ery have he en the same in ; Most cases The robberies ae? irt- : - ; : ing at 9 »v -. OCK. ere drug store of Otto H. Kop Niarket «? on ark s eT K s* 2 | up and $47 taken fror ter: drug store of Hen South Grand boulevard “4 | from register. a watch f watch and $10 f; man, a customer, and Henry Rot} drug st re (;rau!, “hero} 2 st raska avenue. Gran! ToOmeare hs A wvuvrAaAN ’ $5 » f register drug =* mever, 2201 Cherokee meevr, a clerk and customer, held taken from Klug and cash } fot pe +; the register. ‘onfectioner,y ‘hh efos F nF : : if (hrist Kosloff, 2501 South Twe fth street, $14 from register, $10 from At Any Standard Oil Service Station and at Most Garages trom Walter Favers. a customer At 12:39 a. m. an armed negro held up Oharles Rovrle. 3548 Man- hattan avenue. as he was in an au- tomobile at 5870 De Giverville av- escaped wit) $1.50 Fred Springer. 5219 Bancroft ave- nue, delivery boy for the Knight Drug Co.. reported he was robbed | of $15 by an armed man at Mack- enue, and PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS GET INCREASE Standard Oil Company, St. Louis, Mo. ‘ (Indiana) 4 2 t “ Bs y pps. y & ? S > See qi Revised Wage Scale Probably Includes Two Cents Raixe. By the Associated Preece. PHILADELPHIA, June 26,— | revision "of the” ~~ we oer eee BUSINES? | summer Coats, $1 to $4 |New Work Pants......... 75¢e New Serge Pants....... $2.95 | Featherweight Pants... | New, Tailor-Made, Pure Wor- | sted or Cassi. ' Pants P RRAND PAGE GUTMAMONT AND BUs | : Treated One { DROPSY Week FREE FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 192 OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M.. _ ¢, Mohair = SAVE HALF or MORE The tere fer «ift« All Oatdoors In KOD, Take a Kodak | With You Keep Cool— Emerson and Weaeth en sale af sper Ma Will Accept Your Suit As Part Vaynent, New, Tailor-Made Pure Worsted or Cassimere : SPECIALS | Suits as low $10.75 New. Tailor - Made or Tropical Worsted or Mo- hair Not-Call- ed-for Suits. $13.50 Used. Like New. Palm Beach or Mohair $1.50 tc $6.50 Fleetric molded, guaranteed fer < sae with extra heavy be «pray nozzle RED GARDE t. =! —— New Cassi. Pants....... $1.25 $2.95 Steel Reds, 7, 8, 60-Yard Nckel-Plated | Bass Flies, each. .... Minnow Traps, galv. wit Ss ’ Not-Called-for Ph $3.95 'Surmer Coats. es | $1 to $4 | Save Half or More 1012 N. GRAND ADVERTISEMENT POT RLE BAR SPREE Ferds. Special $1+.50, ewe a tow on " ‘ow adave. re?- ton ver. kicinevs. stomach and heart * 2a Pico ithene the entire ayer Vrite f free trial COLLI™M DROPSY REMEDY CO.. t 3 Atlanta. Georgia trentrr ett nf FAST SIDE OF Central 528 714-16 Washington Av. White Kid White Canvas Bionde Kid Bionde Satin Patents Satins Patent and Tan Patent and Gray Biack and White Various other Combinations JULY CLE Women’s N ALL WANTED STYLES! Step-in PURELY GIVE-AWAY What spot, indeed, cost. Flowers From Old-F: is so rich ins garden of the long ago? Your Florist’s Shop, these Summ fragrant profusion of old-fashione host of delightful memories-——-@ WO Send Flowers for all occasions. eT LOUIS FLOWER GRO oe

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=e o — —— — . - _ . os eT ec {Ener > f Pt ea ~ act 9 wor rs te TFS TM * oe ee oun 7 > _ . “ - : ‘ ; rs : ie A Ot 8 ar ee Tl S FT AP | RE Se hee o* TR i 2 ee are os Hes get ‘ eas) ON : hi f ; ) oa Ce " hig as 4 A cigs - ii ee _ . a ia fod " : 2 ” + ay : % + ' t- ii i P ‘ “s 2 . 7 JUNE 26, 1025. ral ; FRIDAY. } . ee ‘ ADVERTISEMEN? " ) JUN S26, 1925 | oie ' The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Cir - - Tae eT = - perenneenetiteeimaiiiies aie iis ; @ understood the _ was two cents an | — se should have | 0 cents,’ Manion’ The this increase was of Pennsylvania @ 60 cents an hour, . culation than BOTH other beac aa a VIS POST-DISPATCH FRENCH CABINET APPROVE - , Se ST.L0 eee ee _ a — — a ee ee ed ~ — + —— ee - The Store for Gifts caters, | BIG CURRENCY INCREASE Flashlights Provides for New Advances. by r roads it ranges ' ; : | ¥: > . + . “gs . nis. While I am All Outdoors Invites Your Sale of “Universal’’ rants a ages 9 — eived an increase | ~ Sry SSOms. Vania svstem tele- —s VACUUM Z Ry the Associated Prese be paid as much | PARIS, June 26.—Finance Min- other roads.” . TIL B P M BOTTLES ister Caillaux’s plans for payment : . of working rules! OPEN UN ‘ : Eastman Kodaks of maturing bonds “ovide f : i Z onds provide for an ee for an eight-| GET 1% Beach Autogravhic Pints, 98c incre ef € 000.000.0000 f : and a hal on N i wi Priced special pt........ ase Of €,090,000,080 Trancs in by alf fOr | prmeer HIG BUSINESS ne $6.50 to $90 Quarte, 1 98 both the circulation and the Bank — . _POST-DISPATCH WANT ADs ; bad special at.. § ° of France's advances to the tate 3 mie | y : | gO | and for the issuance of gold parity . eo. : - a fs Gallon Jugs bomds exchangeable for the na- eee 2iSvni t e -_ ee eee ee, ON, haa Cameras Just the thing for out- tional defense bonds hat nature in We Are Open Sat. Till 6:30 ¢ M. W Giv Ex 10°; Disc wz ta Tine sees? rene July and September. You Can Park Your Aut we ea tra /0 ount . | Get cre in tay price S5.00. ° Spe When the national defense-bonds Oli oor if } If you settle your account in 40, 60 oF Py + ae rp - ‘er | mar a ive St. for 1 Hour, Between $0 days’ time—the same as if you had Take a Kodak | *~* 1.7 r 3.95 are redeemed by the old gold par- ) 10 A. M. and 4 P. M. , made a cash purchase. a With Yo Bre stent mano ay 2 itv boris the maximum of the in Rane eli act acti a iS . | u : af fi lig } ) } oe ~-——_~ . Use Or piri: T state’s floating debt ‘vill be fixed ‘ DS ennis n> at the amount ewxisti:.2 on the day | % SX New Keep Cool—Sale of Rack ‘ : *ss ‘the bond subscriptions are closed. | 5 _ . ets f sie The Cailtaux bill fixes the circu- | | || ELECTRI 0 ea | Valne 1.98 $3 att avion oO; mank notes at 51.000 .000.- | : ee sesers O00 franes instead of 46,000 000,000 nd on dD hd Scacae.”2 TE, BANS fated fer SJ [Ba tne navance “te wate te : ry, ‘ \ asi) fe welg its mg ia * : : ates i | pak ) i /h a > Ban. of Franc at 32,000, Te A Fresh Stock 192 000 000 franes ‘nsteac of 26,000,- = ‘ . iA SAVE HALF or MORE av | eran 6 ae Wright & Ditsow 000.000, ' /, -gummer Coats, $1 to $4 bade. $3.0 Tennis Balls The’ bill gives the Governmen’ 7 ; Yj V/ 4 Special at - $$ —— the right to fix the exact terms ol! - Yy Yyf bhi Yy Star-KRit an . ? ’ h , Por rons su ry rOV- j ‘4 = VE , ity OR on Ladies & Men S ‘a niBagenie eae . oye ‘ f /) - T iy) | ON with 3 speed« eet B thi S . “16 | ‘ Y// ; 7 . -—___— i long cord athing uits j Cailiauxs measures ere ap- / / of, po seat i\* | ; ‘ SO value $5.9 ie a canine fg + -_-—-+—— P ; z a ll | : mi A and . Senate i hich 3 | ptil ned until ae. pramuaeaeemmameammeece amen eras /. ——— , NG, ; | Mail Orders Promptly Filled §) Monday, should be convoked by , My : p> Ac \ telegrap! sc the measrrer could 4 $ be rushed ti rough Parliament be per » fore t oO ening of : Bours: a next Monday hs ' 3 150 STUDENTS SEEK AiD FROM » f @ WASHINGTON U. LOAN FUND , © ; Association Paid Tuition of 14 Last li 41 7 lorth Broad W ay Year and Is Able to Add 25 ) O ne to Last Now. ¢ a - ' It was annowtnes hat 150 appl wie, , ’ Between Locust and St. Charles . Se pth samy aet ita apa fatale jo reived ry ! ‘ Wash neton In} : Sues | 4-Piece Bedroom Suite—Regular $200 Value f 4 rahin nanhta tions o , meeting foe ee f Ss rship Association. at a meeting -Piece bedroom Suite egular alue for | . ae, > terfiay of the board of directors ' HARDWARE Club A This Suite was especially designed for us. It is the Suite you have been looking rae :" The Sc} rehip Association paid MONTH for. By purchasing a great number of these Suites we were enabled to demand 0 1 PA NY the tuitio of 14 students at the a low price from the manufacturer. We call attention to the fact that this Suite J ‘ A kY OS = oh fe tl ee niverait' na. tt eraael ee BUYS is not like other Suites which have small undersized features and made to sell wer pammens lazy | Will Acc opt tpur Suit As Part - EL ; ek PR Re ars — nounced at the meeting vesterday at a low price, but has spacious dresser, roomy chifforobe, handsome vanity, and Payment, 806-08 ie] 6th St funds » avai ; ; ates ho IT! bow-end bed, nate oo e wee ae oe od Pe ee ) . 0 0 bm eee a ee OR ea es 8d ed te New, Tailor-Made Pure “ i a xpenses of 25 additional s ni R rown , ilkis ick @aasteedve SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY Diena Pisne tor ndlee , ; ed Crown Suits as low $10 75 anne SSN ws hea tf gh aiteinten Bs A Pag WITH EVERY BIRD" DINN :- » = ‘ a ( ) ‘ S| cenmts iy) : Gee : ) . SSS | Seviember, were dincuseed at thn REFRIGERATOR emergen- ' @ New, Tailor - Made or | na& —=== ; 7 Z )y\ | meeting. Jacob M. Las chair- : uf . \ — ‘ -— tors aL = “@ Tropical Worsted or Mo- jf = ) CVSS n aq of directors, ° SS “FR IN ars k, hair Not-Call- 1 ~ So ‘ . —~rs SS | red renewed efto1 mn ootainne S ° 9 | 4 i“ May #2 a \ a ; : dd PF inscriptions to the fund. deciaring A even-riece Crysta ut ass ater | : a ed-for Suits . % «J = = = = = ea SSOSNIEE hat oe . 4) young pe je in e y © e Sm (Used, Like New, Palm Beach or Motiair BATHROOM OUTFIT § vec tances for an du Set and a Blue Bird Dinner Set At Nae ? 4 - Suits eeerercarescecs $1.50 to $6.50 RED GARDEN HOSE (ontinuing our sale of this complete @ tle yas one tf ‘ should not be AS . . Bs" klectric molded, ‘= size, all coupled; rte sage ng bed semana 5 agen i ss Goldman Bros. scientific LaSs- : oan ostea -_ se Gian outfit and lavatory with all fittings: Phe ioan ing |} ee vere oO” ; m OVER ‘ 4 ee. eve se a speciall riced er Par 4 stident Piedges . o VE ‘ i ‘. spray nozzle a - BR — Pn ee $59.50 . Pune wg i : reste e are ta the fund Bhatt $ CASH i, : fi sre mas our-vear basis, cov- RO +19 cations, ; SPORTING GOODS ere made on a four-ear basis, cov PURCHASE ott . ° : ‘ . ering a requiation course d © ¢ OF “4 driving diffi- Mew Work Pants......... 75c ( Steel Rods, 7, 8, 9 feet.....- 85c | Asst. Wood Minnows, each ...... ia te the heard of Airserete: Mew Cassi. Pants....... $1.25 H 60-Yard Nckel-Plated Ree's ....- 79¢c Furnished Lines...- .. in walls 10¢ B composed of 15 representative Just buy $10 worth of goods or ‘ mw Serge > ee ee ee ae Sc Assi. Spinners, each.......--- 10c MH business and ree nal MeN, | Wis over and the Bine Bird Din- c ; . . ; , ay el.) next lon? : ' > . . | i? therweight Pants. ...$2:95 Bf minnow Traps, galy. wire ......-. 98¢ | Trout Flies, all patterns, doz... _-. 20c held monts ner Set will be delivered WB sted or Cassi, Not-Called-for a Aa L J ? : Pants .. . ese essa $8.95 ’ _ 7} Convicted Atlantic Warden Alleges - ; : in int é rr yee nn hy - a to $4 | ow i> ae a Hw 2 ‘= 5: U. S. Agent Made Proposal. bi ili | : ave Fait or More | y the Associated Press £ po : DOURLE BAR SPRING STEEL BUMPER, for 1924 and 1925 ' ATLANTA. Ga., June 26.—-Alber bl fl a 1952 fs GRAND Fords, Special $12.50, while they last, rear or front, complete... $6.95 ; — Sartain. former Warden at the | ; S OW of a | a Grease Guns, 39c; Valve Grinders .49c Luggage Carriers ~.........--- 4Y¢ Atlanta Federal Penitentiary, and d f h ‘ | 4 I AXD_SUs | Oil Side Lighis tccka ches dee 25c Auto Pumps LEE SE xn aa ae 79 @ his friend, wr pares papi neti end or t e | s @ ADVERTISEMENT BB Rear View Mirrors ..........--- 79c | Disturber Auto Horns ......-.. i eae. te eee FI . . . : ° .. Treated One Schrader Ar Gauges ......-.---- 79¢ Step Plates, solid aluminum TTT 69c & ‘it vesterdayv that Franklin T or nce Oil Cook Stove me: 6 » odge. snecial agent of the Depart- ie | Week FREE The Store With the Orange Front ee ne eee el oe 7 / : 7 hess NINE The Gniy Were A he Sy ee ene | Sviees mit ‘in ight sentenees on them if they | $1 Down Buys Your Refrigerator $1 Down MEME NOTs swelling reduced in a few days, ree Mail and Phone Orders Carefully and Promptly Filled = would testify against L. J. Fletcher, | : . 4 _ ver, Kidneys, stomach and heart. INCLUDE POSTAGE ON MAIL ORDERS mi former Deputy Warden,.now on The wonderful sanitary special leaders here ‘ BEEEBetics the blood, strengthens the ent coe erne INCLUDE POSTAGE ON MAIL ORDER i g|former Deputy Warden. ee cn anel RE ae eT oa We have all sizes and f Red C rs ah Write toll free trial trenesriiet FAST SIDE OF DET DUSTENAL, AND pray eee fs ® trial in Federal Court here on : ~hbown are white enameled lined, casy to keep e nave ail $1228 an styles. rown COLLUM DROPSY REMEDY Co. Central 5528 WATE , E AL entral S529 § charge of conspiring to receive clean. (;reatcst ice savers on the market; e ee Come in two, three and four = eck. = Atlanta. Georgia - bribes have three heavy wire removable shelves, » lille — ' the gallon. ) ag . | Sartain and Riehl are at liberty with all-nickel trimmings. See these “San- Lasy Monthly burner, latest style wick less ‘ . " | . . ae on bond pending hearing of thei itary” Refrigerators on special sale. Side- Payments burners. should not page Now in Full Swing Beawees ese application for a new trial. Sar- - ee , » D on > « & | i mene ot the Metenets Buck Ss Gas Range fe ; Publ ching C 8. New Y rk World * . * : GENEVA; June 26 Two pro- é ’ he ‘ jtests against the British and — = ~ | This beautiful Range has all the ‘he Talk TS al Sela eng ete Rp ra ¢ Ries W Pa Sh | a ate are Among m ae rs to be a : eo = Al Buck's good qualities. An excel- &, St. Louis cussed at sessions 1ere of the \° ==.ist=> a Aamepesama is & special leader. . | - or . ~ . - = White Canvas Side Ties commission. to restore the self. . \ ; ; Bionde Kid Center Ties Fovernment they enjoyed under meanna = ee amec F #2 ef ay F i Come Early Sat. Morning Seoan day receipt of assurances of co- $1 Down Buys s ‘i ell ‘ . oy Hy While Selections . operation in the July fourth de- pl : ~ Are Best Values to $5 to BN fense test from a number of na- . B : , le C ad tiona! patriotic or veterans’ organi- Simmons 9 # J } ; i” 4 ° \ _ (3 : zations. They included Spanish ° tr aa ae Sem h) ae > 4 a “ — u AS : A . War veterans, the National Asso- S ring and , Wed be : 4 bs : . - a ya - OP . NP) | Ci} — e , CM; Junior Naval Reserve, the Life Ex- rT) i ' ag . ‘ ‘ ° ; ° ay tension Institute of New York City, All ¢ Ns , ecendants ' satin omptete . - Flowers From Old-Fashioned Gardens a5 ~ wes pe ns a of the Pp ! "4 ) : rs ’ ’ " eclaration of Independence, Phil- . Ne ‘Se closely associated with the Ameri- We 09 ; ae jicth apie adel ell 7 . yi c= esac 2 OW. —" : can ferces during the World War ) -* 4 . Res A RA ie 7 apenas “ ae # ae ; tae oa i) a z é pan ie fe ™ aS

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a ee ee eee See et ee ee nee a a a eee ee ee eer Sy LOUS POST-OISPATCS ~= Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the r morning and one other evening newspaper COMU1. NEO ADVERTISEME?T CONTRADTOR ENJOINED. FROM mere ceria tia fo 666 DROPPING BRICKS AND DEBRIS Cnids. firinne, fla, Rengue, ~ Rifians fever anc Malaria .... + Baits fie ‘.° ore And Put a Spring In Your Ster We Pay More on Savings than many good munici- nal bonds vield and there are no buving or «clling costs. Get 5% on your mone: = th Industrial Sevings Truer Ca. "\4 Oeerne Soreer rrr ault w filed ST, LOUIS RESPONDS TO LEGION CLOTHING DRIVE TO RAISE $125,000 ON CREDIT Su hbecrinticn:e “Reported Thw Far Wil ludicais Campnign Gon! Dress Un for the &th Be Reached Snappy English Suiits Louie ie responding to the np- $22.50 rye hi oY BUbsCcTiptions to the Amer) an Lepion Endowment Fund for Dresses—Ensembies ws rTpPhar al ef ana eniAier re. Thousands Do “amiiitatvion, indicating the cdrive rp | tt city's quota of 8125.¢ Why Not You? oy agen essful. if Was reported 4 "eo of the “ampaign (on™ .- SMITH-DANIELS Titlee at the American Annex Ho- 507 N. BROADWAY oo) he ie At 4.FLS Tec i ADVERTISEMENT Many Vacations Spent at Home This a mmer their war orphans was assured > : ‘ ibed the help the Legion ne Cisabled veterans tn ohb- Just compensation from th men? CITY LICENSE ROUNDUP OF Gua ranteed —- —— ee ES ——s —— — - a aT ae —_— eS a sessed costs of $2 against each aft- office of City Clerk Hailthan for $5 they were directed to the licenses —-- e ——_—————_- ~~ guaranteed non cane With iong ttached, £3 Ww unusna! » illus- $2.00 seventh and st. Charles Fine for —= Cleaning meee Canvas Shoes Clean them thoroughly with Kitchen Klenzer. See how the stains come out! Dry them well and then apply vour favorite dressing. Adds new life to your shoes and keeps them looking fine. TR SS — LOWEST TIRE PRICES We will allew son from £1.00 to £2.00 on your old tireaw. Get eur prices on Coodyvear, Goodrich, Kelly-Springfield, Firestone. Fisk. Miller and many ether makes. ROAS Ly FREE— A Tire Cover with Nonskid ses each Cord Tire. STANDARD MAEFE CORDS Oversize—At a Real Saving. 30x32 Miller Cords . 88.75 4x34 % 30x31. Goodyear Cords. . 89.9% : — S2a3%- Federal. .. $09.95 REAL BUY 3144 Federal Beaver $9.95 Cc oO — D ~ 31x4 Fisk Mase .. 89.75 ; t2x4 Federal Reaver. .$10.95 30x34, heavy Firestone 20:x4.40 “ Sa Balloons; seconds : ~ 23554 Miller ep eae - 34x4 Cupples Cord Neary Nonaka setts Set . 2° a aes peer 3434 % Kelly Cords Heavy Nonskid 3355 Federal Heavy Nonskid 3545 Firestone Heavy Nonskid. Seconds. All - mail fs GET OUR PRICES ON BALLOON TIRES should be accom Romont 114 s. & ie TIRE co. Bomont 114 panied by money te order or check 3033 LOCUST &T. 1400 CHESTNUT &8T. to save delay in Open Evenings and All Day Sunday. shipping. Wholesale and Retail. Dealers. Write for Our Price List. wid eteais : re New Wardrobe "$70: to $50 ae =>, S a . a4 sr sunli eat se a . $5. 00 20-inch, Oveenlaht Case, $4.75 oN Auto Trunk Cases and Suitcases, “THERE HAS BEEN SOME MISTAKE IN YOUR CALL” Will you please signal the operator and call Caban ae A lel } we Pim eas SAN ae os, ‘ F ‘ - i +e, ' ‘ . J SR Ne f = Statens aaa ' A os ao badly Geta mr oe SAP ee flak cles ae \% 4 Yeuremee Ste a. ee. 4 } ao | ved Pi U A “ 4 ily hs * ys an aes ie er ‘the yi aie Oe ia Me ide a ah i yi d wo. “8 are te le a7 i rs * a4 bas i gy ‘ . A 7 Os mI iis * Apparentiy Nearly Half of 10,000 | Leather Brief $2 to $10 8 er MAIL ORDERS PFILIED DUNN’S 912-1416 FRANKLIN AV. A Years on Franklin Easiest d Overstuffed Bed Suite >43°75° a bedroom suite and The is upholstered 7 ; in? ‘ : »a rT) rer ~~” - = . in a iour an Spring cushion construction throughou't Enamel Breakfast Set Gavenport opens into a ful! size hed It x * a » * ~ = * * io ) am ” * * The table ix of drop-leaf Style. the 4 chairs are beau- tifully designed. Set is fin- ished in any desired color combination. Gray, Blue or White Enameled An attractively designed Range, equipped with the newest gas and time saving devices. A splendid cooker and baker. Tow A_A_A_a@ . AA aaa A/a AA AJA aAla Biggest Terms . FURNITURE Co Bargains 1030-32 Franklin Av. Buy These Bargains Saturday! Refrigerator Special at $ | 9. This is a 50-Ib. capacity Gibson Refrigerator. It ix well known for its ice con- serving and food presery- ing qualities. Buy it at this low price Saturday. Chifforobe “1629 A well made. attractive. Chifforobe with large clothes hanging space, equipped with sliding clothes rack: > drawers and a hat box. Walnut Bedroom Suite Ree, FQIQ-00 This charming Suite includes a large dresser, cracefol bow -end bed, and choice of a chifforobe or vanity, finished in American walnut. Very special at this price. a —DAAAAA A — am vacation holidays. ane Brya SIXTH AND LOCUST STS. NEW YORK BROOKLYN CHICAGO DETROIT PHILADEL ‘’ Main Floor Specials 4 # Bathing Suity Specially Priced Q q + 5 ; a — @ Sizes 36 to 46 | Bod Knitted of the highest quality pure wool. Round necks and, | srovr) SLENDERIZING APPAREL AND EXTRA OM : the'UWaited Bhaien ‘n a SIZES ‘o* kliile« t Mi 39°56 45 5 bo 150to en im thy cot airin wo Read this list of the most desired Summer Accom and then note the low prices—when you see 206 Now’! the quality, you'll wonder how we can offer fers chandise at these prices. And just in time (or tie No_ Money Down UNUSUAL TIRE » | 3 YEARS toPAY YOU CAN SA' Tv ceteete on ; — = Fiyer’s Heart Piere Sarthe “ET aeecdante un Manwsfacturere Hel. PIiF.t I) ' ; Sera lie vlas . 1018 OLIVE ST aemeabinter _ = which he was thnreugh the fuselage his heart He has it Bisbee, Ariz — mn tveur Old Piane, Phene- r Radice asx First Payment 1150 high-crade cunarent ing out ewing te our cor twe makes of tires only (over telephens. as you compere onality and peri the big saving H means PLAYER-PIANOS | ion qeaity tirve te sour’ treatment Lihbersn! allow yeur eld tires VULCANIZING DPI fur new syetem enniles a emall eost. a reailiens defacing the tread. and | thenal mileage at «@ smell Terms $2 Per Week en ek oan Ge eae . WHEFL AND RIM DD oA Starck Biane Ea, oe et eine! 1018 Olive St..S. E. Cor. 11th)" cy ewws_aoranp OPEN EVENINGS LISDELL 26 armholes. Trimmed with eon. trasting pipings. A large @gsor } ment of colors and styles from | which to choose. 2.95. Chiffon Hose 39 Full-fashioned. fine and sheer: a Chiffon Hose; silk tops and feet: all colors and sizes: &%& to 10% A wonderful bargain at. ‘ae a Nightgowns Union Suits 00 12 | i Extra fine quality white mus- Fine knit Union Butte—tight lin, with or without lace trim- or loose knee—cool, perfect Sizes 86 to 56, extra fitting- sizes 38 to 66. Creat special at 1.00. value at 1.00. Corsettes Silk Teddal 25 0 rs a = In fancy materials - well Extra heavy quality Crepe e boned to afford firm support (Chine Teddies, in the Sizes 38 to 56. Special values shades. Sizes 36 to 46, at 1.50. exceptional at 3.78. LA SWISS BOCK BOHEMIAN MALT the only genuine Bock Bohemian Malt on the Market La Swiss Bock is made of the purest ingredients and is as NO BOILING feu: e#€0 good today as it was years ago. | \Semmosaee 8.8 Dealers: 272°: = * cannot supply you phone Olive THOS, or write our heme office. I. Schioseser & Co. 354 N. Desplaines St... (Chicago, Illinois. ORDER COUPON does not handie introduc VAME Case ordere at $8 25 per case— & D ~ | .“ avon TANGLEFO OT § FLY SPRAY- FLY PAPER -? BY ALL ODDS THE £ ST. nl — The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening newspaper giving Associated Press news servie®, .. Vee Extra *4 Value at. Made of fine snow-w and trimmed. with ¥ Flexible soles. Span ed heels. All sizes a1 Sandals and Play Oxfor For Boys and Girls Comfortable and attractive Sum- mer Shoes made of soft pliabiec CAS brown elk leather. — a Extension sewed —o soles. Unusually well ane made. Will not rip. intete Bee ee ee 6 ’ Si Cit $6) eee —s Baseball Free! rma? Sport Sport Shoes | on | s Cre Sh Boys’ and Girls’ Sizes | Sport | Sizes 8 to 2 | $1.50 Sizes 2% to 4 $1.75 Men's Sizes _ $2 | These crepe soles ) : Lightweight but durable Out- | longer than leather . | ith gray img Shoes made of white duck of white wi! With sport trimming. Soles of or all-brown duck. tough red rubber. Unusual we.r-—unus w Men’s Canvas Oxford 3 and $4 Values ata : ~~ > Sscecal Clean-Up Price ,, {= Blucher and bal models, as illustrated, in wr Beach or gray. Made with welt-sewed the lot but not every size in each style and ise Two Pairs for the Price of One ‘ + Bade . ‘ ¢ ek i er I ag io gael Pte Se ge mt ‘, <4

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StENDERIZING APr OME ist of the most desired Summer Accessories yrices—when you see and fee} er how we can offer such mer. And just in time for the 1018 OLIVE ST. | a ‘200 Now’ No Money Down 3 YEARS to PAY Trade uate tn Your Old Piano, Phono- graph or Radio as First Payment ote the low , you'll wonc t these prices. ryant SIXTH AND LOCUST STS. CHICAGO DETROIT PHILA DELPHIA ain Floor Specials Bathing Suits Specially Priced | PLAYER-PIANOS ‘i195 Terms $2 Per Week 6 A. Starck Piano En, 1018 Olive ed. . E. er 11th “= Sizes 36 to 46 Knitted of the highest quality all- Round necks and large bhiser’s Heart Pierced in Fall. By lie Assouiateu l'ress his heart lie has relatives ishee, Ariz. MITCHEL FIELD, N. Y., June ft Sergt. Douglas E. ap ae n the United States Army Ail sence “ '* Killed at Mitch: kield today When a piece of a propeller brok- en in the fall of a Martin bomber In which he was riding, tore fhrough the fuselage and pierced ee lover telephone, as you must inspect ; | trentment. Libera! allowances civen sour old tires VULCANIZING DEPARTMENT er refund you the cost of repair. ear’. GLENN'S—G: RAND AND PINE LINDELL 2363-228 UNUSUAL TIRE VALUES YOU CAN SAVE 20°, 1150 high-grade guaranteed Tires, clos ing out owing to our contract to handie | two makes of tires only No prices civen | compe tre ouality and price to appreciate | the big saving it means to vou. Glenn’. | "CG vears’ record in St. Louis merchandis | ine quality tires is. vour assurance of faty Our new system ennbles us to make, ; nm «emall eost, a resilient repair withont _defacing the tread, and give bie addi | tional mileage at a small cost. We guar- antee ovr repair to outwenar your tire WHEEL AND RIM DEPARTMENT Rims, clamps, bolts, oversize tao stop | squeaky rims and wheels; for all make trasting pipings. . - = f as illustrated. in white, Palm POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening paper giving Associated Press news service. —w 5 ‘CEWiliams \ x: ORDER SIXTH and FRANKLIN SENT ee tac Shoes for All the Familygi{| PREPAID The whites POST-DISPATCH alone has | FLORISSANT BANK RUBBER GETS 9 YEARS Edward Wilhite, 24, Gonvicted of Being One of Four in Holdup Dec. 18. a - A jury in Cireuit Judge McE!- hinney’s court at Clayton, last night. after delibeiatinge 45 min- utes. returned a verdict of guilty gainst Edward Wilhite, 24 years lold; of 4122 lafayette avenue charged with being one of four robbers who held up the Citizens’ Bank at Florissant. Mo.. Dec. 18. ‘ast. and escaped with about $2900 mM currency and $9450 in Tviberty onds. The jury fixed h'‘s pun- ‘ nt'ary. W'ithite. also known as Mb: edy.”’ who in 1993 was se-nte ‘4d to two vears for the robbery pate Aa g£aso- line filling station. went ito trial: on a severance. having heen in- dicted with three other alleged) companions and two women, in. whose possess‘on the police found) some of the stolen currency and | honds. : Set Up Alibi Defense. Wilhite se. up an alibi defense | Nt roducing testimonyv of a mu- 'Siclan and a girl wardrobe check- fer. both emploved in a Chicago 'cafe, that the accused was working in the cafe on the day of the rob- bery. This was refuted by William Ryan Jr.. of Flor'ssant. a customer in the bank at the time of the rob- i bery, who pos ®ively identified Wil-! hite as one of the four robbers lle described how he and his hrother. Elmer. were ordered by two of the robbers, at the point of| revolvers. to lie on the floor of the! 4 ank while ay thir] robber forced. @ presidentfand assistant cashier! ® lie on the floor of the cages hile they ransacked the vault A fourth robber was reported to have waited outside in an automobile, in which they ffed. Loot Found in Wife’s Room. The loot included bonds. which were registered, and a quantity of | nutilated coins, making identifica- ‘ion possible Some of the bonds ind coins were found in the base- ment of the home of Mrs. Kath- ‘rine Meyers, 26. of 1507 Benton street, mother of four children, and more of the lo@t was taken from a room occupied hv Wilt l‘a'’s wife, Known to the police as Tess Gal- | rher, in a hote! at Grand boule- vard and Finnev avenue. The women were indicted. along with Wilhite, Lester Part} 26. of Fen , Mo.: Fran! Silsby, 29. 36335 \\ =| i ho ! ore apa : Mt san Th ‘ ! mynd vaitiy ria LAXTON EXONERATED BY ALDERMANIC COMMITTEE Unanimous Report Says All Wit- nesses Acainst Garbage Removal Hiend Tad Been Dischareced (“harles Y,. LAxion, Superintend- nt of Garbage Removal] for the os be ¥ was erTone roted of charg roe of onduct recently brought inst him by a unanimous report the Aldermanic Public Utilities { rrnittas ¢ ? ? rol 4 Aldle 1 toda’ MIos h needs rined he g :-% ) comm rs in (] ffida ST 1a Po! Sia ! | rti ec \ .* ee W .S ‘ e ¢€ t vyho ha Pen 3 rgred fo { Ire S f f nm of i - if I it f | sa) | th t ese h eS er ] f ff Se ilté i\MIr. Laxton’s removal that is beine gsely fostered yt one who is nown to be a candidate to gue- ceed him in office. Under the cir- eumstances the committee unani- revusiv exonerates Mr. Laxton of the charges.” The affidavits. elleginge that Laxton insisted on egenrbage collea- tore belonging ? a unton, holding l'up their pay if thev disobeved: that \Taxton loaned employes money 25 per cent interest, and that some employes obtained whisky mcg 6 him, were presented to lMobert J Kratky, Mavor Millers campaign /manage: They were gathered by ae eo Tat nme, owner of a meat imarket at 2607 Market street, who was seeking Laxton’s position for himself Laxton denied the charges t. S&S. Discusses Juco-Slavia's Debt. By the Associated Pr W ASHING TON June ¢ (o. incident with the beginning of ne- eotiations here for funding the i Italian debt to the United States, ' Secretary Kellogg has entered into 'preliminary conferences with the | Juzwo-Slavian Minister on the ques- ition of that nation's obligations | Administration officials expect funding negotiations with the Jugo Slavs to opened at a reasonably 4 date. "The cle it Amounts ( $65. 000 001 College Professor Resigns. COLUMBIA, Mo., June 256 Ash. leigh FP. Boles, assistant professor (of horticulture at the Untversity of Missouri, Aue re ivpneliotake a po 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMRINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ss 2 : associated with liso tary of the State Horticultural So- ciety of Missouri arr ~eagmneiea pad _ cosa ecopeatEi ene 7S SO eet on” eee eae ewe “ewer . . . . a om = OITIs Motor Trucks e Busses EQUIPPFD WITH DORRIS DISTILLATOR DORRIS MOTORS, Inc. Sarah & Laclede A custom-tailored Palm_Beach Lindell 5475 807-9 North 6t» Se. siment at five vears in the peni- Don’t blame Palm Beach material Palm Beach is a good looking summer material, in a number of attractive light and dark patterns. Don’t blame the material if most Palm Beach suits are not good looking. Put Palm Beach materiai ane custom tailoring in com- bination and the result is a smart summer suit. Boil Clean ‘Don’ t rub your clothes. Just boil the dirt out by using Staufer’s, the soapless way of washing which leaves the clothes fresh and clean. Guaranteed not to injure fine fab- rics. Used successfully in St. Louis for i years. | sang ar sells Staufer’s. One | ber equals ~ | bar of Steers em shel bers sea St. Lowis last year. | Senses ine we ee cog ee: STAUFERS | ' ma meron | nee READ POST-DISPATCH AUTO- MOBILE ACCESSORY COLUMN fer . | TIMELY TIPS and anve money. _— WELCH & CO., 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST. _ + » 4 dD YD DD ep i eee ees + ee ., /., /., SS SY HE y —- ll i ed ee ee ee ee ee ee a i i i i i ih LL LL EL _ _ EL Y yy yy - = A moderate additional payment delivers it to your When you see the splendid complete room outfits that can be purchased on terms of as little as $10 or $15 for the first payment, and when you see the handsome complete three-room outfits such as A new departure by which you may purchase any of the items chown here and yet receive credit for it, as a gift, if you pur- Any of these items may be bought for $19.75 on terms of $1.00 down and $1.00 a week—but if you purchase $197.50 in furniture within the next year your paid-up account book on the $19.75 item will be credit- rores vou will receive it as a gift absolutely FREE. chase more furniture later. enamel - lined a in = Leased wit ‘thi nm on . Le en a nn nn bebe Aa owe YY. ooo a ee eee You Get the Choice THREE of These FIVE Rooms On Terms of $30 Down -$3 Weekly ——— — oie Outfié pecial Value The Complete Kitchen Included i in 2 oe Outfit _ | The Co: plete 3-Piece rane Outfit ty, IMIPRISING extension tab Secures ANY Suite or Outfit Saturday and Holds It for You at Today’s Prices and— the one advertised here, that will be delivered to you for as little as $30 down, you will be amazed and delighted. This offer to hold any Suite or home out- fit at today’s prices and without storage charge, until you are ready to have it delivered, is an unusual one, and can be appreciated only by seeing the furni- Come in Saturday, make your selection, and remember that your credit account iS as welcome as your cash. — == This enameled Set, $19.75 within one year. m4 —_— plece Breakfaxt FREE if $197.5 extra ia purchased Thin all - felted | Mattress with hand-rolled edge. | $19.75 FREE if $197.50 ertra ia purchased within one year. if This golden oak cedar - lined Chif- iorobe, $19.75 FREE if *$197.50 ertra is pr rchdased within one wvear ~ F. is his Handsome $ 165 French Walnuc hededulie Suite re bow-end bed. dres*er } ; and echifforobe In Mm panel sithned with gold veined decération Made by one $ 00 mm forniture niaoufacturera in the country: €165 value $150 Tudor 8-Pe Comb. Genuine Walnut Dining Room Suite saul" $1 1 4,00 lc, six-legged long buffet and six ehairs to match (jenuine leather upholstered seats. The Complete 8-Piece ee Outfit hhh hh ee ee eb eb eee ee eee eee DD DD DD ono a ao he ohh a nn ee nn nt hia a ai OO OOO0000000001008 ~_ PROVO V OT 00000089 5900000008 0000500000004 LA AAAADAAAAAAAARA DA AAAARAAREADRARADAADD DEED DADAM AAAAAASALL DADE EDR? We Pay More on Savings than many good munici- pal bonds yield and there are no buying or selling costs. Get 5% on your money ' at the Industrial Savings Trust Co. 714 Chestnut Street OPENED : W7FURN FURNITURE é. 1 “1105-7-9 OLIVE STREET lt th i eh he he i A eS iad a ine _-_, -. » » SS SS = =" —-. SS ll tll i ee LS 55 DL » » dL L » 4» 4 LL dL dL 4 4 ) fk 4 Ld A 4 KL LL 4 4 pi >| FS Aid atl _-. AS SY yy , wea eS _~ A aaah ahha bab bab baba ba ahahnbhhhhah bana mn! te tt Dt te te te eh ¥v AAC Nien 2 RR NEE 6 ive. > Oa ra vi wd a ° P PRET ULST 1s" a eee OO $210 Davenport Suite With Improved Full Spiral Coil Spring Bed Construction LARGE davenport, fireside cha - and M U SICAL IN STRI U M MEN N TS A, “club, chair mak Mtehiy a in varied tones of velour. Spectal spring conatruction used througheut. $2!¢ voles. +168 i A i i i — a i i i i a a ee = i. i, ile i eee ee eee . me 65" EER on and Shaina et Te a

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. - * ~f + ~ ie aoe ead cS RAR STOEL LT Re SS a : FRIDAY MBINED TUNE 26 1993 | : » ) iti mews aper CO. + J : . 26. 1925. ™ 1 one other evening newspaper ™ =~ ores ae FEEDAT a ee eee guwe 361995 3 De ce cumin aes NG! Marriage Licenses . anit y Neng ~ Tr 3 7 Mr. and Mrs. Newly- Wed : LOTHING fp egg cae Conrad; a 2a \y N We 24-INCH FIBER SUITCASES _——— eee % CE eieeal ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC’ -he Daily POST-DISPATCGH alone has MORE CiTyY Circulation than the morning an _—_———_—_- — — Oe ee —— SS Births Recorded 8th and Locust ae . ie Let UsHelp You rian vor ome | Gita 08 Burial Permits BROILERS, Each 5 Ac . ee 98e i ne Ann 5 | . .. \ i tare pita aa You will be surprised how much you can do here—with a little — eo 8 a as ae cach weer te Garters Union Suits . Men's athletic a fae hen Ling 27d frving You can F elas tic a - : tt ia , &&. . \ , _ . a f q THREE ROOM OU rE IT j $ 00 7; ie ha SB « ahr >* ‘ al Mev he > milk fed pont bone f sie 7 ameal and you an save some money | 7 | ‘ (f/f wna d. y hi tes , 7 ' ‘ y . - . ¢ Dee os riru e “ . ce" a at - : ss - \ | . in bins, wane ou = y art Juul § Cured Hams Pork Roast Todd’s Bacon : Yt he . a 23¢ nr im 49 . _a du Setzer Edna Ida lla ir % : ‘ oat — he Living Room, Bedroom and Kitchen \ ey Cai : ugar vured nat ork HO \\ Gr Bow: : ; enh. r rT) cut ' a —— a €. Mary S Schmit Reiz’ 1. S. inapect . > 4 le? ; ’ gail 4 7 \ er . . . , ‘ 3 The Living Room : | . Retmanen ethan tients } A : . - ten ras ° ‘ ~ __ . Z ' eh emigre" wien io ha 28 You don't think so now, but wil) aiter | . RS ee | MARRIAGE LICENSES. > for $1.05 From Virginia, no i Le i ee | r s ' ry ‘\ x from young corn- , 4 of fed pork it. Whole 4 LeG pura i or half C > . hy =~ Sl and armchair. one Simmons Ap: “po \nurew Howar Sertru i. ions at , mt de; ID ’ a 4 3 day-bed with fancy cover, one + eee > Finn—Hele: ‘Srinenic Baht . . : x ee S + eer $ george FP. Ba Frances E Kienzis Pineapple Layer Cake; three-layer size, special.....54¢ S finiy One ‘ — e Grimn . 4 ’ 28 3 » | living-room table, one foot- ! : 2 Marzipan Stollen Coftee Cake; large size .....-.---39€ ‘ae Tl et00])] two pictures, one Ax. . liress to ever “ttensmis r——Margaret ij s 4 25c ' Ben ta | Kaser—Berths regia Peaches, basket , 5 UNKS—With durable metal minster or velvet room rug ; bach ; nm ¢ . a to Fresh Freestone Georg pie ~4 stand the rough ato Anagy ¥ house (ars : I , ; i? @- ee , 7$¢ . “a J or—* ( ustomer st, AP meet een ep vane : New Potatoes - very finest; Io — bas 35 ) ' mene Soecuiiet special $4.75 r Se nad ng — nee! Cooked Lean Corned Beef; sliced, poun fi rot RIST TRUNKS—-Similar te ARMY TENT; small s! —— — _—— -— — + — _ — Lo ———— ; | Just sit down and away y | slide —into a snowdrift Conrad's Potato Salad; 2 pounds 45¢; pound.......25¢ . | Trunk. but with leather straps | comes completa $2. kiddies one Tn? Wall ients.......-. ‘ ior rads are st Louis’ ” Ts ; os sane > a a : o “The Queen of T able Waters 4 headquarters for Limes. Sie BEL ‘ Yall Tents Men sand Young ehilda’ Se tee ttn. “Mrs ¥e- | Splits, dozen, $2.35; case...$18 | noszan 24c ) ——_ TENT—For camper, OBe poten. © wees. Willam T. Beauchamp. Letts Medium, dozen, $2.75; case, $21 ’ 2 tearist. nome ie cost Saturday's Specie! vated On Credit , , mt. Low : — 2 99 spine eee ee r Tua For your convenience we dred Suits, former- soba mer. Filo ant. 2 It ft ft ft | are open every Saturday until ly sold as high as | losenh E. Duvic, St. Louis—Anna Ne | S e nes S eamer | ; —— pigs It’s up hill and é All 30 night by appoint- 19.50. ge «eo a seit . e to trout ‘ : . , 6 J Or any k > ; . “S. rf | streams, Sizes for 7) compl ‘| Cormis | Sserove—M; Mamie CC } a heese;: pound. oo « SEC + . fastens te dy t et up ‘ a J ; i= c- Phenix Plain American Lo f C é 6| S if e Ww. »Grar : cit Eth H w tt, be Men's Suits [ee ss $5 Dress Oxfords ——— e | . on ae wal —_ . one | “ . leur Choice of one hun- haps, or a garden of ONLY a Tight tar. ™ 2 One Handsome Art Glass a Just a littie spa change is al} ' yn ylor—Eisie a St An outing unsurpassed! Spacious Longest trinof the week up the | Golfing, hiking, motoring — you never ee , po 11 ~~ ee 2 AB 1 “ . ‘ ° . es , vt u ae ee —a Cocks allow oe cancing Ithnors River)—an ideal vacation | in this energizing ozone. Rocky Open Saturday erie - | nc gayety. Emer Xhwartroeck's = day for the family. Attendance Nat; : : a ; : William D Bro ninge: ttt fe 0 a estdethdehs gies ational Park will deligh ; lb vening re Cameyv il : Orchestra p.ayvs woncertu! dance l:muited. Free pareing space at wharf. ig t you, And 7 CAMP music all day long. Restaurantsand Steamer leaveso:15 A.M. Returnss | Colorado Rockies are only tomorrow @ : Yee an ; a 1 Re lle, a ae cafeteria provide excellent meals P.M. Information phone Cent. 106. $ 00 Round Trip frem 4 STOVE : | tl. Walker Furniture C0. STAR GREDI Sunday or —— ST. LOUIS i borne 'Gastine* Sore At Fast St. Louis. b f rs and Ditleinsen Share B | toxeom Bekert, St. Louie—Lue Carver. st. | | | _ THREE yaaa A DAY 2 seat, Special sot at Gal WASHINGTON (Opposite ; Lv S.Louis Wab) 9:03am. 20pm “eg e ‘ i9 N. BROADWAY (Cor. Broadwi re ato oS eg Lovin ; | _—. _ Lv. KensasCity UP 615p m 1000p. m tne a g : 206-208 N. 12th 705-707 Lucas Av: 510 WASHINGTON AV. cuamPuhars nd. Tt —Bt- tO a Ar. Denver Hem 302m Moms $4.9 812 N. BROADWAY 630! EAS ee ete ih ae ae , Ma ~ ae “woe Sy E Only while they last. TABLE LAMP mer Weolworth’s Se and *Sleeper open at 9:30 p. m. Ranches, camps, cottages and hotels. Live yourself, and at surprisingly low cost. Let us Edwardsville oD = . ates | you how. Free book with pictures, - = - , w teckon fF Sais ae 7) Hy | trips, hotel lists and maps. Send for it and fithes “@ a a ™ > . ’ is - sbeth J. M 4. | oA ; one a | | , information. Ask ert: ' f a | s ~ ‘TInsvill “4 | en —% « er na pee Le : : J. Ls Carney, General A . e ; «fi | en =e 4 . . — Se r . Union Pacific System™ k : :* iy: ai R ~hol “ N 2053 Railway Exchange Bidg., 6 Oim Se |= 5 | .) a > Be | Phone Olive 1304, St. Louis, Mt. oe ’ . 4 , * , . = . - - , Be ie Oe eet, owe mem ; . . = PERSONALLY ESCORTED TOURS—Ask about our all-expense personally , C nd M Laud : 38°27 Lafa ” ‘ . , ~— = to Rocky Mountain Nationa! Park. Yellowstone Nationa! Park: also to Zion National He : w nd i. Taylor. 2108 Lynch Bryce Canyon, Cedar Breaks and California. oy 1 S TF Peed & been tae } , cm A Big Sale tf: 33) SEE ———— hE: Send H. McCarthy P23 Dodier ' , vee 8 ge ag Oy Oe ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT 4 Ine The Store for ALL the People y of 3200 , ee 1 ise ah nine m , W. A. and fann 43 Lal W and * Jokerst. 2812 ~ u" . a a Berrian: 327) Mint | KH and ! ’ ‘ CA r i ry Be Fitts ye > Pate ‘ a | Ww nd ultn OtOr = ~ and om } af 4 oe ok ae fo. 3916 Pereh 1 ms ; tman 112° N itth . . ta r rhe © , . - , fart? x n e Dargain Basement ay Only €287! A very low price for « x il ‘\ this specially purchased group vz nd FE. Coor Loulsiar 4 > i ae : J. nd 1 artman 4106 Shaw Made of Shimmering Ravon artili iB nd enke 21284 Benton ny : ; | ar owen Mid " ‘ ‘ . . as >. . r ; t , menn patlale. I" versity , : : — i cial silk In a great Variety of vray ; nd BR Frond 1474 Flackstone “ ‘> . — T¥ickseon patterns on dark or lght grounds Shaw ~ uv several! che °O1O4 Riair too 1949 North Market ZiTmnever 19 r’Trair’ -OOn Y ne ne rT BURIAL PERMITS. ‘ 44 5474 Cabanne 1010 Missourt . WN. Goade "O45 Flastonr 7 S718 North Market 48. 4028 Papin sa eat £& Spriocege “7rBS 4 +) j Sf, 51 SSLOA Osage The Newest and Most Popular .\S~—*S—> ENO 1. Snetaon 42. Garment of the Season. | . botshan : ldeal for Summer wear very easy to ‘ Sip into=and you are cool and smartly futher —_— —o———— dressed Woman Killed tn Plane Crash. | ' . {car iatead Poa BASEL, Switzerland, Passenger airplane cras Can Be Worn at All Occasions om Seirus te ae eee ee For Street Wear! For Parties! | Farin A wegen. semenane ee For Sports Wear! For Dances! jured For Dress Wear! For Picnics! = For Theater Wear! For Excarsions! FE OR CUREDIN G TO t4 DAYS Pe, ~seazoowtment, | 1] Watch Next Sunday Papers for | VY, Get the Handy Tube .rg0 omen x et Location and Complete Program i 28 - CY SEE ERE ES A Startling Announcement Wil! Also ee Be Made at That Time with pile pipe, 75<.; eld style tins, 60c. Get PAZO OINTMENT from your druggist; or, if you preter, send stamps of money order d:rect. PARIS MEDICINE COMPANY, 2630 Pine Street, St. Lewis, Ma.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925. - — . - —— - ree ae ee —— een ct a” with gen’s Garters sad elastic yourself, and at surprisingly low cost. Let us show FRIDAY, . JUNF 26. 1920 " 4-INCH FIBER SUITCASES own fiber, roomy fasteners, c “ and key. Special 23¢} — = oe ee a FF ar eer ae 209 Sg Baht er Or mH, AP, ee As ag wre ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SAL AES ha a A ee ae RR A Re. eee a " —— | —— a —- -— —— = THREE DIE IN CHAIR Yellow Collegiate Slickers Dressy looking, good length and 98c ar ST FOR KENTUCKY MURDER Union Suits Auto-Strop Khaki Caps ri. bad Lilled Man ‘io At — ? wourr: RAZORS Popular for out- trio nac qd Man : want | With strop and blade. | /"™5°- wits. tempted Robbery) of a weight: 49 19c 59c mens sizes Bank. By the Associated Press PENITENTIARY, Eddy- Don’t You Buy Your Car on the NO Chevrolet Flint Studebaker Start Drivin g at Once Ask Your Dealer or See Us CHICAGO, ILL. Oldsmobile The Dailu POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED - TIME PAYMENT PLAN A Little Down—Balance Like Rent NATIONAL BOND&INVESTMENTCO. st. Louis Office: Boatmen’s Bank Building. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening Press news service. newspaper giving Associated ee ee tame — a ape : i purifies the air | inyour refrigerator VERY time the air -.| in your refrigerator I passes over the ice in the ice chamber the air is washed and purified. Ice, and only ice, both chills and purifies the air in your refrigerator. ol —=— o yi “2 STATE 0 T N ( d t Ville, Ky., June 26 ots es eng by rell, Richard Newhouse and Elme: 1) ing ee $ Ga quar ers Hall, the “Bourbon bandits,” cf , — ; : Newport. who killed Frank Bu- ie ;' KHAKI OUTING PANTS—!I izes for , TRUNKS—With durable metal men and boys. Popular for owing wear } ' in an attemp-ed bank rob- ill stand the rough an@ week teceane of 1 2 crhanan in a mip: knock * Vacation special * their light weight . 5 bery at Clintonville one year ago | ‘RIST TRUNKS—-Similar to SATEEN KHAKI SHIRTS—Noted for t+ his * rere electrocuted to arro Bae bet iwith leather etrhes comes complete $2 45 ry service. po men's sizes. 98c | his month. wet e] ited ( | . ~ 1° yours at onty * tt hh ipa os y"* yn hic hang Target $5.45 Hee eee broad | CANVAS COTS—Folding style, with cov- aay, one Wh 2 g00upy on™ penning OLE a ¥" ned ay ~4 aon - A g govt khaki a $3 19 lips, another silently and the thi: d . ‘ . ; : i 3-oz. canvas. Special. a PL Ket the protesting his innocence. MATHER ca 717 Wall coal 3.33 Sailor Hats, 45c = _ ‘Csoodb' everybody (;od° hless Fo 2 x7 Wall tents......... —> x Ghat gungaited sq | BELTS 8x10 Wall Tent $10 95 SAILOR 4 you. all,” Farrell, the first to g9 : (Values up to $3.00) Above Wall Tents come with PANTS said as he was taken to the death | im, poles, stakes and ropes. a ae aati chamber at 12:-?8 o clock this | ; ‘ on . it d« a : mongciTo TEN! sees naa 98c § every day — be- morning lie Wiis riven thy , cost yacations tourist home . : ] cause of their shocks and pronou! ced dead a | popularity and em ap paar Tan ae \ow 4 | 7 of our low price. blo:42 O C1OCK 8 OL } ress X or § 7 cl PB Three. minttes later* Newhouse, | women and men } | ; he youngest of the trio nd the} 4 Just sit d " L $1.45 father of two « ren, W brought | : - own and away you —S MID He watched the preparativ slide — into a snowdrift per- : _ bed E For “i gee for his execution in silience anda haps, or @ garden of wild [. 7 S and 95c after being given three shocks w2 flowers, It's up hill and down “4 All | t littl mee AKI pronounced dead at l2:o7 © clock. | . Just a little spare TICKERS Ta ninutes ee, rnd dale to trout streams, azure f Sizes mn. is all you mies "O ll = on ring “M ' r de Bc lakes, thundering waterfalls, with eyes alert need for «a complete] button at kneo ere pe biog tl Pies | for bighorn sheep and h : five styles, newest lasts, in the wanted supply here Spe- 1 35 thing he IS ne tne vard g p other wild life. tan, mediae ane dark brown colors. Open Saturday Til 9 P. ME cial . (jiven permissio he said I a “9 . aly while they fast. ,not kill anyone. If F have to Golfing, hiking, motoring — you never tire. | | Fon situa it eels Hi walked in this energizing ozone. Rocky Mountain | ff C ye . ‘calmly to the chair and was | National Park will delight you. And the AMP N WORK GLOVES nounced dead at 1:10 o'clock : Colorado Rockies are only tomorrow away, rove ES ace weading Tho bodies were sent to rel: |i! . tives at Newport today for burial. if $ Round Trip from '» quality, 7 | i. Only 3600 P A handy, compact, °- Gaia Rea per pair ... Cc e | o> Die LOUIS parner Gasoline Stove. \@ a y SS y Two Negroes Electrocuted in Ar- | jally adaptable to _—— —_—_ a ey FED | ts * enmmere. God MEN'S SOX kansas Pebitentiary. a howe ag TRAINS A DAY gurist, Special sot at 821 WASHINGTON (Opposite Statler Hotel ) t - my the Associated Press ¥ .- ous a 9:03 a. m. 2:00 bp. m *10 30 Dp. m ssorte coiors TLE ROCK, Ark.., lane 26 Lv. KensasCity ‘UP 615p.m. 1000p. m 10406 — ‘ QS, 19 N. BROADWAY (Cor. Broadway and Chestnut) and in 7 a | Bagel a cree Ripe se ellcitaates wid 3 Ar. Denver 1:25am. 3:30p.m 7:00 a. m. . 812 N. BROADWAY 6301 EASTON (Wellston) all sizes ... Cc groes, were electrocuted at thr ° ' "Sleeper open at 9:30 p. m. Me = F “ State Penitentiary here this morn- Ranches, camps, cottages and hotels. Live to suit : } rc ling you how. Free book with pictures, description of trips, hotel lists and maps. Send for it and further information. Ask J. lL. Carney, General Arcent N Union Pacific System ‘ 2063 Railway Exchange Bidg., 611 Olive 8 t R Phone Olive 1304, St. Louis, M: CORTED TOURS— Ask about our all-expense personally escorted tours | Nationa! Perk, Yellowstone National Park: aleo to Zion National Park, Breake and California. ADVERTISEMENT = . SSErxsss ~ ~! > . + ~aD . > . SS ~ ~ ine for the Fourth is delicious rootbeer you make yourself from Hires HOUSEHOLD EXTRACT . a AQ SA SS N XKAKM SS KN ~s SS WL SS SS E WON . SS AY A Yy 4, s, (Af 4, Z - ti /, Sh 4 AS 6 ¢. a j Yiiy “Wty Uy Upton y y Wy Vp Yi 4 J VL Ya ; WYipib Z V/s y Z ‘“ Y OT LG 4 44 , y; 4 7. yy 4 7 (A Y 4 7 Jk 4 iy 7 s J % (7 s 4 4, Us 4 7, 4, ‘4 y % y Y/ y . yy 4 A 4 ASS a y, A yy SISO AR 4, he It . V/ , Z VU MN Jit f 7 y/ (4 GZ Std ft 44 7 J AO4 4% ‘- Wy Z, (fp fy » T/ fly 4 Sy “+ , A A, G4 (Uy te 7 VM ty 4 - y 4 iy, Vf / 4 VLAITA S44 Z ae May 4 V4, JIA 7 A, 4 Z Y 4“ Vg) / % w 4 Mt, Mj Ys ys Wy y 44 tt ip yy Wy Me Tt, fA’, Me) yy tt Jf, Yas Ys site Vey a, ty, VF, 7 tg Wa BA y 4 “yyy Yi, Yh he . Vi a Z, “4 /, LA ‘“ 7 Vy , Z TAA G/IA, 4 y MA, 4 tM Mey tify / Nyy “by J 4 Mee Vy Ui) is Nyy, EGMaR MY Nit ttt y LS ee YG. 1% 4 Yip, y YY yy. Vy Mii fy & CZ A iy 7 fi SS 7 “4 YA VIo, Vi t Zz WA Vj fa Yi y , 7 Z Z Y Z , 7 a 4A M, 7; (J Zs Y/Y / A, in _ y Q . Z One 25¢ package ot. , = THE RELIAB liome Outfit. and handsome appearance. fit here Saturday LES S&S SW eld. THE. RELIABLE’S The Furniture Buying of All St. _ Louis Will Be Concentrated Here! SAT UR DAY June Brides Are Enthused Over Our Magnificent, Highest Quality, Complete 3-Room——— ANNIVERSARY HOME OUTFIT We are more than realizing the féndest hopes, June brides, with this elegant, complete three-Toom Our low price of 8310 ix, indeed, extremely low for a Home Outfit of such high quality In view of the very large demand, it is most advisable to select your out- without fail. TERMS AS ATTRACTIVE AS THE PRICE—ONLY $3 A WEEK.... a - e O19 ‘geleum Papers for 2te Program ent Will A Time a makes 80 glasses q Youll be surprised at how easy it is to make So delicious and healthful and it’s absolutely pure + Order a package today t ddd Vn. Yl 4 YR Z Vj i, on 4 Y . Z' , (4 4 *, CL Jaa ZZ, Vy ate he Sith A J Liptay) Wy By 7 if, i, Fa 4A; YT, To A 4 Os . “UA tn, Y “hy a tt Aha he 4 LI TS Mt ‘jx Se, y i 4 ? ued es 4 Wh B44 _ * a BREAKFAST SETS $20 BREAKFAST Sk TS—Anniversary S 5 Sale Price......-««-:. 12.8 $24 BREAKFAST Sik TS—Anniversary $ 5 Sale Price........-. 1 40 $29 BREAKFAST shoTS—Anniversary $ Sale Price......-.«: 19.75 bo Py BREAKFAST Si TS—Anniversary $24.50 Sale Price... sees Rugs and Linoleum $24.50 9x12 Tapes- $14.75 try Rugs, Anniver- sary Sale Price.. 849.50 PxI2 Velvet lugs, Anniversary $29 40 Snle Price + ora tie + £50.00 0x12 Axmin- ster Rugs, Anni- $29 75 versary Sale Price. . $65.00 9x12 Axmin- ater Rugs, oe 95 versary Sale Price.. , afc square yard Felt Hinse Lino. Anni- A7c versary Sale Price... 7 £1.65 aquare yard, 4-yard-wide Lino, An- $1.18 niversary Sale Price Gold Seal Con- Squares, An« $9.80 niversary Sale Price. Ox 12 __EXTRAORDINARY SATURDAY SPECIALS! $15 Superb 60-Inch a 7-Piece Cut-Glass Crystal Iced Tea eee Consisting of ) G tall iced tea C glasses and 4 large pitcher with lid. Ver» 8 eautifulls Richly fin- ished in ™a- nogany. Living-Room Suites $165 Living-Hoom Suites, Anniversary Sale Suites, Anniversary Sale Price SO te me $235 Living - Room Suites, Anniversary Sale Price eo eoe~<- ee ee ete eoeeaeeeeeer err REFRIGERATORS “32 Hefrigerators, 22.40 sai@ Price — gs nemetesier= $43.00 $75 Hefrigerators, $54.95 Sale Price CEDAR CHESTS 28 CEDAR 8: $16.40 $23.65 $19.00 Price sess $235 CEDAR ¢ HESTS _-Anniversary Sale Price — s2zo CEDAR CHESTS _-4nniversary Sale Price . ‘. DINING SUITES S119 Dining-Reom suites, Anniversary Sale Price £150 Dining-Reom Suites, Anniverwary Sale Price . £165 Dining-HReoom Suites, Anniversary Sale Price 2225 Dining-Room Suites, Anniversary Sale Price 2235 Dining-HReoom Suites. Anniversary Sale Price... 2200 Dining-Hoom Suites, Anniversary Sale Price PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS AND RADIOS 225 PORTABLE PHO- NOGRAPHS — Agniver- sary Sale Priee........ S75 PHONOGHKAPIs— Anniversary -Sale Price S150 PHONOGHKAPHs— 9g Anniversary Sate Price $6 8400 RADIO CONSOLE PHONOGRAPHS— An- niversary Sale Price. $225 8475 PLAYER- PIANOS— Anniversary 96 Bale PURO «ccccteeen $2 84600 rLAY EF R- PIANOS —Anpivereary . Sale Price ey, $378 s750 PLAYER- PIANOS —Anniversary $495 Sale Price . $64 $189 ODD DRESSERS £24.00 Odd Dressers, $15.60 Auniversary Sale I’rice yews ease 871.00 Odd Dressers, Auniversary Sale Price 826.00 Odd Dressers, Anniversary Sale $26.00 rice. 4 + eve tet @owewereereee#ee *evrereeeet#e 857.00 Odd Dres*ers, ef Anniversary Sale $38 Price oe .00 #45 Vanity Dressers, $39.00 875 Vanity Dreasets, Anniversary Sale Wetee .. cia<evals Ouse . Reliable House Furnishing Co. CORNER EIGHTH AND FRANKLIN AVENUE |. ee COR ee nl TT NT. 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~ A AL Ak ALG AE EAE Ll ARE Aye ae TNE . wBACS | RIDAY. oriung and one other evening newspaper CUMBINED _ JUNE 26, i9ag. ae JUNE 06. 1925. —e Daly VOS1-Vi pe ACUe alone has MOKE Cil yd Curcutation 1: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ? pede —— 3 — | Your Summer Clothes J baad , — } é . : -. Are Here ; Carnival and Lemon . _ ~~ mart 7c yungs yi Duli*® on ine roof of «i 6th & Franklin = } y.-- : abs ‘ = ~ = - A Dollar or Two . Werehine ores a" 39c ~ ‘ , . m Ss + home of May _f j ; ; sanes . ' | mo : ad $e Fa —> 7 Week Will Do Nets $24 for R , Saitiety' a een = 3 SS eee F Snappy English Sults Bj) = Babies—Total ¢ 9 meriy a etar of the “Where the Crowds Go : > 7 4 7 = omnes who won I~ “SATURDAY SPECIAL Cee SS) (ES, = SMITH-DANIELS = = - == ‘ a ove the 4 use * rs ‘ ao » i 32 : Se. : P f N ty vue mare ieting the Waterioo va SMOKED | a SSS big A —eP : es FRENCH’S erhect INUETENOR 9 oo aoe eee; | SAUSAGE | ROASTS a ma Fo] oman sate ForequarteTs 14 of Lamb . he warned | SS (Bi MUSTARD , t Rolled Roast ®) 1 os i | irloin Butts. (5mm . li | 9.0 ts creamy smooth-}]| During the last thre Liver Sze. se Boneless Sir Choice ula ty 9-0% ness and appealing || $40.14 has been added e warned Headcheese.. Chuck Roast es | Jaf, taste add zest to jad-|| Dispatch Free Ice for | ed dishes. Fund, which now total: a Tea ee | oe ooeascend I Rump Roast BREAST, per pound....... / STEAKS, Shoulder, per pound approximately $700 s ane! ON ; Blood Sze. > it | LOINS, per pound - s RIB CHOPS, per pound... o ae | amount needed for t! Fresh Spareribs _-!9 9 9 LEGS, Whole or Half, pound” STEW, per pound rr 4 bills. “It te hoped tha SMOKED MEATS | wilk-FED VEAL | SHOULDER, per pound CUTLETS, per pound....... gm | detainee, sounptetend budget early and prev ry ‘v » wr sf 7 .?? ¢ j ' i» t e _ ‘nat she feared e ment asturs flor emeked meats are fcuaranteed Fer a choice selection of lee of Veni, . | h 4 he ry” ; - the } e] u ert race ; mild, seugar-cuored hickory-amoked shoulder or any cuts of Veal, give , x jin the work through la The [deal lable } ood ae Pe a _ the Big White Store ea call. Satise- | | : ram} e! ck. So Th Ham j or whole Pog BP eatben—- P. The largest additior wife ZZ ’ ieeeeten : (Fund this week, thro ; ~ . i * 7 , af reed tha ’ Rest for Cooking and Baking oe . Hindquarters | : - | - - might continue her concert , Lo resh California, 4 1 6 Lb. 2. -_=> | forts of children, came areer al + the cottage « Breakfast Bacon ; or whole Forequarters Rib or in, Per Pound 4 J A “ : ; ) nival and mesa i ot the ro of the hotel high above Bacon Strips is SE cd Z REMLEY BRAG . 1 a , The ORIGINAL Cates avenue. It nette= (mhes. 4 Gantz a 4 ¥ . ,* , 4ll eur own fresh dressed. Ee ae Re Fine . a S Oonk, Willlam Culiles, ™ Women Pay Him 883 Think- §& W bite Lbs. Ob. adults, ailing or well. e at meals, and Hyacinth Holtz we “est ~nmeesoeti Ya aia Bien ve . Granulated FANCY, Hens, per ee ) | - : eals, or upon retiring. A nour- ers. The entertainn oy Vea 86 MASON JARS C Hi : C a E N Ss CHOICE Springs, per Ib. S2EB wick. cc any hour of the day or night, $2.50 to the fund Julian Jackson sent o has swindled nu- Pint, doz. Res : ‘ } ewives by SUGAR § -Ib. LIMIT Quart, doz. PLATE BEEF, Per Pound. eesoee eee ep 835 5 7 PP OP 42 ; Eee si sacha the pow- Joseph YawiItz, TO44 that their husbands 'forwarded $2 for her | HF. {4 ; 4, \ ‘J { ~ tad 7 ‘tery prizes and had sent ' oe # nny ten ROYAL Ss ae "4 ' im hot or cold water. No cooking. Junior: 31 came from | ae ip AN vy a kw mam added two more MALT SYRUP MAlT SYRUP MALT EXTRACT * ; Li Damene abe $8.s0ee On y victims to his list yesterday . A Areal me val A real 7O¢ val P. : N lan anonymous ‘contr Mere Marvy Moran, 6223 Pennay)- on a. fan ~ PRG mailed the donation in wt at | sitioa there at 6:15 a. mm. that} oes” WLS Cal. RASPBERRY i ? to be sure—take some & of the Geo. Surmprer . — vyno called there a » @ sii =! $3: —— » 8 SAE ny orn ~ had won $712 QUEEN OLIVES GRAPE JUICE PRESERVES - : p | Flehway Construction } a at? cn i ttery tickets 12-on. Jur. \ ib jar. i # ; | Spec fal to the Poet- Disc@te' we a hg weather iotlery : real ‘the vwalue Quart hettle bet a ale LARGE : SPRINGFIELD. Mo. —— pat oes 4 CHEESE The last stretch of the nay £66 before he coulé —- way circling the north RP . 9 ORC ne ZO oR On OBOE Taneycomo, which wh 300 Size, 40c 360 Size, 35c 3 will be one of the me — Paying tenants are quickly foumd | scenic driveways in t MT. "AUBURR pemee. Dozen. x pugh = =s—s Post-Dispatch wants. | now being, worked on. One or the Other Size at All Stores Phone your want ad or leave it | of two and one-half m! MA RKET with your nearest druggist. } way running west fr 28 BAN NAS eI STORES: 64 Easton Weilston Save. the Labels — they PRICES Ss me are valuable. Get our af ATCRDAY , Hiley Belle, Fancy Firm, Luscious | premium list from your oR , A" — * 707. | Sirloin eaier. ve MD telat ‘saa ouvert BT Steak By 3 Pounds DSc | 3 Pounds 18 4 TURDAY BARGAINS} | "1-24 [== st a i Chuck Roast, Ib. 7c 7 ma CORDEN'S # Tau = § Chuck, Seteee, lb. . .9c CANTALOU PES Standard 2 for 96 7 em ; MILK CANS 25% BEE Bone —_ ~15¢ 45 Size ie Patent Medicines FJexolB SPECIALS Cigars, Cigarettes shoul.. fer a bo & BEAGLE MILK, 2 curs 35 f -——— ~E. sCHUCK | en Ben Ib. 125¢ WATERMELON POTATO E (i ~ - - 4 ee ee 4] . ="9) ee WU Jezee i - HALF OR WHOLE NEW TRIUMPHS JROAST a) Veale: w.Jety Pound 3¢ G Pounds 20 Sirieiiy freah Shoulder. ag oye Dow Pork Shoulder, Ib. 16¢ Beets *°*"- 3 bunches, 10c Carrots, Homegrown, S150 Anuaeel Suppoestioricos, 61.10 | si oo Heel, Wine and Iron Tie ; ; . 4 . " , —————— = Fret | tse Nair Teale TO]: for Be Cigure. 10 OHe taliformmia Syrup of Wige, 4: Me Mitk Mamnesin se ew Keatricted Mrands Ot; Theam’s Kiduey i ttle tte | #1 Nuss and trem Tablets TRWe T oy ‘ .ME is CUPS TREREFIUP LDS franderine see, We aud “el... Hubbing Alcohol Me | CLOWNS, L C ( had ST KIAT ss hie Freesene wie se Be; earten, £155 f.iveethymeotine, Be, dte and ste | He Marmeny Lem. Letton, S0e : Ne © one em. can SD. othe Sholar-fak ee pam. vee. Se Candy Specials | aet She, dhe aud hee si) Kilense Meuth Vash, Tite Old-Fashioned Gum Drops; 39 : Btetertine Sic, 430 and The Mie Coeennut Oil Shampoe We t lb ho x Cc Mem thecla teen tie, te and THe The Celd (ream, Ib.. can de spiced Jelly Strings 39c Meteors ted tiser Tableta, 47e Se Zine Stearate 3 fer Sic l-ib, bex Si Witee Serving Tite Spiced Jelly Opera Dreps Mulseified (uceanmut Ctl, The Shaving Lotton He ttIb. hex 39c Ste and a tite Adhesive Tape Je t-ib, Wrapped Cream 39c¢ Si Marmela Tablets the Cedar Compound ive Curame!s | Pork Loin Roast, Ib., 26¢ - Roosters Ib. 19 , DON’T MISS THESE BARGAINS | : Hickor» BUTTER rOMATO 4) LADIE SALE ENDS JUNE 30th. MEN . VEAL STEW, | HAMS or Ib 23c i aici Panes Reeagfice: ~~ - ~ eee Councry Club; ¢ — aera. e country every Stan o. 2 can, . of, a sag ro justifies " 5 a hag Ib 2 | Frankfurters, | y foc Can Crenthemen’s La 48 1 1 $1.00 Bottle : : = 7 a —“"™i—s) ,_ =» [— +? : — : " Cen 9 )F =— \ | _—e , — een, Tome SP Tponae. | y $3.00 Value for $2.00 ‘om 4 (hive-pound Limit) MINCED HAM isanar's Wane belcs —{ § Bethesda, Lemon Soda or Root Beer, each i a HEAD -CHEESE, nN on, belie. Bee: ates 25¢ Zarex, Orange, Raspberry or Punch, pint jug.......- ” . SS MALT Sie BAC BLATZ MALT 50c PEAS EGGS Hopped; can ‘ sugur-« 0 w he N or - Case. £5.90 Nice aniform a 4 very lew price. Standard Avondale—Strictiy fresh. larce No. | ESE Neo. 2, Full Can, ments are received daily. Per desem, y half LEMONS jn Sweet Potatoes 0e $1.50 KLENZO BATH SPRAY, 98¢ . B O i L S = eee doves mega ng 1 Oc | 34c $1.00 Senpen’s “T"so0 Fochan's yw oe By tibby’s Tall Milk 95, COUNTRY CLUB ; VAN CAMP’S Nujol. ned 63¢ Lation 43¢ Tooth Paste 3iC ‘+ Blades 39¢* 15¢ ; ait — me 25¢ Better Because it’s Fresher Mi j af A Very Low Price 4 ONLY AT THE FOLLOWING REXALL DRUG STORES ate aay nal FOGS 02 y : c Tall Can ........ 9€ Wilson, Pet or Carna- 3 Tall Cans..... 2 . For Sale at : n cans, ¥ ‘y . — r 98. £1.25 cCurtine Iron Curting tren and Waving Fe cred | oe Fleetrie Marcel tron aZ.¥s PRID SALVE WiLL OFTEN AND MEAL a — all FF Seed Nene Wie N NORTH Schneider’s Drug St O. J. Krumm Oc * A. J. Bretscher BRO. aie —f + ro fe ho DELMAR mat mpemacher Small Can c small, 5c Small Can ....-- - q all Stores DRESSING VINEGAR ' OLIVES — 3901 WEST FLORISSANT Earl Smith R. H. Krummenacher Fricke-Hahn Drug Co. OP teh et CELED 40 N. VANDEVENTER Country Club Mayonnaise Queens, Ma pint. ... 4-ounce jar Pr ae Country Club Cider Stuffed. ‘2 pint. Sirioin, M. oe | 4 COFFEE 60e Larxe | Jar Full Pint Bottle Piain Large Glass $3 Fagle Stamps with tb ete PP ilece. ei) -25¢ 3} Oe 24c Rump, Lb 2 ih. can Strictiv freah candled Walther’s Pharmac ivel MADISON v Vv. K Ludwig Drug Co. GRAVOIS AND CALIFORNIA yen nmnonacher Seg ccm RY WES J. D. LaCour Rosenthal! Blue Ridge Pharmacy 6125 BARTMER GRAND AND BASTON 21 sOUTHW EST Scholle Drug Brown-Cloughly SUBURBAN : Deckmeyer Drug Co. GRAND AND HEBERT T™! an FERGUSON, MO. SOUTH Krummenacher’s 4510 DELMAR 90 N. CENTRAL, CLAYTON. Mo. G. A. Cordes Victor Drug Co. Maplewood Pharmacy 368 & OUR Elite Dr, nonmas 6118 EASTON MANCHESTER & MARSHALI. Swift’s Wcol Soap 10¢ a PD, £1 Bnele Stemns with hax é SUGAR NEW POTATOES jp7 J Large Package 21¢ _ Pure Cane. al i = ss yy Store Jantzen’s Ph oer | Peengreengl 10¢ > al. | mes iomesowsr | AMS acnt ney | Webster Core, BID Ths peaches — gy Small Package . —6«dS>E | ees | « ae mm. Orders Solicited at 10% to Cover Postage and Packing ResaN Nee?) os Direct trom Geena : i “GEE CAESE PRICES GOOD ONLY IN GREATER ST. LOUIS AND EAST ST. Lowrs § | BAKING POWDER Ie &\ Kagte Stamps with Ih - a me Ne hh ed Bt)

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.) EE ee ae get eee = on FRIDAY, 2 26, cee =e Daily POST-DISPATCR alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers acid ST.LOUIS POST-DISFAILH 7 ICE FUND 5/00 ag ad 2 rey No. 76.) at an estimated cost of $89,000. | wo and one-half miles is to be} The contract calts for completion | QU gma S/S0S se 0S0ace ecm | At al Stern's fb EPS eee 8 8 ees CLOTHING sraded to a 26-foot width and the| of the work by Jan. 1, 1926. The|3 af = “7 2 6 contract also includes the erection highway will probably receive a ON CREDIT SHORT FOR UNE of a steel bridge over Bear Creek gravel surface next year, it is said. Your Summer Clothes | fs hag 5, OR Carnival and Lemonade Stand | == | — A Week WII! Do Nets $24 for Relief of | Snappy English Sults Babies—Total $1297. : | ——~ Delivers any: of These Items‘ as} ag Millinery | d ——— ITH- p ANIFLS | Se ae EE | and Summer accessories in our Basement Saturday Previously acknowledged $1257 48 | Store rene at 8:30 and Closes at 5:30 Remember—only $5.00 cash delivers any of these articles to your home at once and you can pay the balance on con- Carnival and lemonade | 507 N. BROADWAY stand, 5925 Cates av 2 opp. NUGENTS—2d FL. Soemacgy Sho-eeall | ane A SEMEN : Lemonade stand, Keokuk venient credit terms. Not only are the terms unusually at- and Compton Circus, 4548 Red Bud av. Sixth and Locust Sts. EVERY AS E MEN DAY tractive—but the values surpass anything that has ever been offered in recent years. Anonymous . EVERY PRICE A BARGAIN PRICE Junior Yawitz, 7044 Kings- ° fo FRENCH’S | ye An Unheard of Offering of === CREAM SALAD | § — —, LH, 2 musraro = | Naw Cotton Frocks ness and appealing | $40.14 has been added to the Post- taste add zest to jad-]/| Dispatch Free Ice for Babies’ Milk | | ed dishes. Fund, which now totals $1297.62— | STEAKS, Shoulder, per pound. approximately $700 short of the | RIB CHOPS, per pound...... , amount needed for the June ice. STEW, per pound .......... 44s ! bills. It is hoped that friends of CUTLETS, per pound. the babies will come to their as-. ‘ ; sistance, completing the month's P 0 x K SHOUL DERS| 'in the work through lack of funds. | Sizes | The largest addition to the Ice | |'Fund this week, through the ef- | 40 to 96 ‘ > talee Ric, y ‘budget early and preventing delay Fresh California, 4 1 6 Lb. Ave., Lb , = x forts of children, came from a car- | | Pack for Horlicks » nival and lemonade stand at 5925 The ORIGINAL Cates avenue. It netted $24 forthe le . ; Safe fund. Those who managed the 2 | a Milk , . Set $a : a. affair were: v Louise Bowen, . . a Milk Virginia Smith, Virginia Morse. A special value in Summer Frocks Chuck, Cut From 1 N52 and Diet Martha Lois Moore, Marjorie for stout women. Ginghams cotton Native Cattie, Pound. **e«ee _— | Owen, Phoebe Weed and Violet . e Cuts, Pound 20c 5CR ForInfants, pooke. linenes and broadcloths. Newest ; i ie “. a eae ee ee eee ee eee eee = t ie ae a . : _ ~pi4 ; , Me: . « Ie = @ yr ‘ \ Velour Living-Room Suite 2-Piece Living Roos Suite A. beautiful Living-Room Suite, consisting of large Has massive davenport and roomy armchatr, So davenport, armchair and wing chair—all upholstered covered in beautiful genuine Jacquard velour. . in figured welour with loose overstuffed construction, with cushion seats over best coll 75 CASH reversible cushion seats and spring construction. See ef @ carved frame in mahogany this Suite and compare it — finish. This Suite recently with anything shown sold at $245. An exceptional elsewhere at $200.00... value at May-Stern’s Price of. Convenient Credit Terms Convenient Credit Sora Invalids, BES SSBB SBEEBSEBSBEaRBEE BBE SBSBEE BE 'stand at Keokuk and Compton and | ‘ mi { 4 A C O earned $3.50 for the fund. Those med with laces, fancy collars and ii ? ae meee pert were: Virginia Oswald, other dainty effects. A bargain like Marcella Schoen, Aurelia Struck- se Striped Fancy Sugar Cured, 4 to 6 Ib. pleces, ib. air eae BMildreA Mrackhnét’ this is not to be passed up. Dresses Broad- l at Uny Time A circus at 4548 Red Bud avenue |]| for vacation and other Summer wear. “200 —_— was another activity sponsored by 2 Cc Only 2.00. ly, chi child friends of the babies. Milton owe Sneaks Bow crane Oonk, Willlam Cullies, Helen Otto FANCY, Hens, per Ib eee . 35¢ tweetfmeals, or upon retiring. Anour- 274 te ge Holtz were the nar a hing, easily assimilated Food-Drink “'' 1e «6€3entertainment)=6= adde: H F k d CHOICE Springs, per ib., ‘a ‘at am A hour of the day or night, $2.50 to the fund ouse rockKs an Aprons yes faintness or hunger. ~ Julian Jackson sent $5.14; Mrs. , ; a 286 © ee @ 8 ® ° Tt |). te 3 Ey Se Se oe ae ee oae * ee SPrevered th meb ti th Joseph VYawitz. 7044 Kingsbury, Of Gingham and Percale, arm Combinations. Prepared at ho y stirring the pow- forwarded $2 for her young son. Youthful colorings and _ designs. Checks, RE Cc - | The Aged | Four girls conducted a lemonade styles and patterns. Delightfully trim- in hot or cold water. No cooking. Tun ior: $ ] came from M rs Forres-¢ stripes, etc... rut especially large for Stout Women. Sizes 40 to 56. Denson and $2 was received from | an anonymous contributor who mailed the donation in an envelope | of the Geo. Surmeyer Lumber Co. . »/ nee ms ti . f Ss \ / Highway Construction Under Way. | ° ° ° leuisiad be the: Peat-Dindite’ Lisle Hose Union Suits SPRINGFIELD, Mo., June 26. BORO ROCROEROCHOCHOCEOR to be sure---take some | Blu hill All colors, ex Of fine cotton } — 2 as CHEESE Phe sast stret: h of the ite ] Bn tra sizes @ to knit. Loose way circling the north end of Lake | 11. Long knee — very 360 Size ) SORCEOCEOC OE OE OCHOE CEO Taneycomo, which when finished eee, | wy om ar | a wo 2 ) " ; : ies. ery er grea ’ Cc | will be one of the most beautiful low priced. bargain. | Sizes Dozen. i a Paying tenants are quickly foumd | scenic driveways in the State. is 40 to tugh )=6 Post - Dispatch wants. | now being worked on It consists f > er Size at All Stores } me your want ad or leave it | of two and one-half m iles of road- h your nearest druggist. }; Way running west from Walnut a A a A Ni A S Save the Labels — they Firm, Luscious are valuable. Get our premium list from your 3 Pounds 1 8c a i 5 assize 2 for DSc POTATOES NEW TRIUMPHS G Pounds Oc jh 10c Carrots, Homegrown, *"5¢ 10c Red Radishes, 2 bunches, se ancy, Ripe, Pan 55c TOMATOES Standard No. 2 = ata petce, that justifies stock ne up. lic SUMMER DRINKS 10c Country Club Grape Juice, Pint, 25¢ 10c Bethesda [:'" Gingerale, 10¢ Root Beer, each........... or Punch, pint jug....... .35¢ EGGS Avondale—Strictiy fresh, large No. 1 bees. Ship- ments are received daily. Per dozen, Tee, 34c : i Record i L K A Very Low Price For 75 years the name Blatz has stood for quality. [ An opportunity like this is seldom offered. It is one that no i) n, Pet or Carna- 3 Tall Cans..... 29¢@ For Sale at : Today Blatz Malt Syrup is 100% quality. . Thaatane of. This Hoval Console model ts *1192 =——_—_—_— Seaescageasapeeseaeanpsu s&s 8 son 4-Piece Bedroom Suite — 4-Piece Bedroom Suite ; You will be surprixed and delighted with this offering. IN COMBINATION AMERICAN WALNUT FINISH It’s an extra fine 4-piece Bedroom Suite In two-tone bee oS consists A agp ecco—te pal , ' Ser, bow- enc . ree dresser, roomy c oro riple-mirro combination walnut. Consisting of Cremer 7 ae vanity dresser. It is in a new atyle, finished in beautiful bed, chifforette and semi- eeinblaation -American walnut. A vanity dresser. We are con- CASH Bedroom Sulte that will enhance fident equal value cannot the appearance of the best ap- be had elsewhere under any- _ pointed heme and an actual thing shown elsewhere at $212.50 value. Especially priced S.8)8 88 8) 8 888 8 BL!) Be Se ee ee eee HI $200.00. Priced ‘Special by | May-Stern & Co. May. Stern & Co Convenient Credit Terms Convenient Credit Terms 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite ; —e This S-piece genuine walnut veneer nae eee 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite Suite includes an oblong extension’ = table, a. chairs and armchair. It will lend an air of refinement Fight pleees of exceptional charm-——consisting of &-f to any dining room, The table is large—has 42x54- extension table, 66-inch buffet, hair. inch top. Buffet is 60 inches chairs have beautiful long. Chairs are upholstered $ e cover, Sess : . . = rabl: handsomely and the entire | tion ed eam tn ee 23 [st PS ee ees ee ee SESCSTCES SE SSSSSREERESSE SB et eee 88 set is in ane, — a beantiful walnut veneer. An is a regular $150. vatue, offering that ts rare indeed at which we offer special... this special price of Convenient Credit Terms Convenient Credit Terms Special Saturday | Onl a Royal Console y Model Used Upright Pianos Special | Saturday / | | 6 Double-F ace 2 2 RAL Se Be eee 828 ee 2 88 oe = @ ' al tall cans, 100 Sc Th : . , od bract | ere is 100% barley—expe-ience—and sanitation Gne of Beunewtelte ee ee Beane Here is a wonderf | ae ities f hich Bruns- ul opportunity to secure small, 60 Small Can all Sto res oe the te cm mea Be Piano at an exceptionally low price on in the making of Blatz Malt Syrup. Try Blatz. t wick Fhenswges are famous. It is really , INEGAR . OLIVES You'll ‘like it. | + ertnemersenraase Convenient Credit Terms home. fee heen fatuelng. eee ese 7 , ntry Club Cider eg 4] e int "' 95e Rosen-Reichardt Brokerage Co., | § large Package. 21.¢ GLP or’ pest: results | Accum " MA S | aT ae Sma Package Sci Hometurnishers for 41 Years S. E. COR. TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS | . . e MADE boy Data 2 twas HATER ST. LOLIS AND EAST ST. LOUIS STORE : ) , |

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Me ee ae — 7 ’ Ors ” « a4 oft Now fy ' : - : ; * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -— I S Pusey Arrises in Beriin, and was met . A, e : _ rhe " 5 " : hes l¢ : Thy Wa vr. Se te, MP. Ai Cue, ie wd lite Daily . : . ivf? ‘ . tend 2 BEGIN WITH INGALLS AND BE GLAD Watches, Diamonds « Fine Jewelry Confidential CREDIT (Weekly Payments ) Elgin—Waltham 9 Hamilton & Illinois WATCHES For 45 years we have wonderful credit Louis—we show thin in white gold $2! PriCeS s33 — sss sold these timepieces on in St. the very models or yellow gold. $12 latest And Up to $90 Terms 50Oc and $1 Per Week WEAR WHILE YOU PAY HAS BEEN THE INGALLS WAY FOR 45 “YEARS S. Plain- Figure Prices s a - a $12, $15, $19, $22 to $200 a WATCHES tot eon RINGS MLZ We probably sel! more anne guarantee When Others biomes originator, rmeeats Pie.t ME rharers Advertise Watches and Jewetlrs think of ING ALLS—the ayments, Engagement Rings than any concern in St. Louis, fact that we pay spe- cial attention to those delicately wrough' de- signs in gold that are so dear to the heart of the prospective course ways set with specially selected biue-w hite Diamonds. Others $11.75 to $500 due to the pure white Engagement Ring for $100 Lie st Pives na as ber Week bride—Of they are al- $12 to $75. Studs $12 to $150. EVERYTHING IN DIAMOND fono, Scart Fis | EY ERY THING Diamond Rings $14 to $300. Bar Pins $10 to $200. Scarf Pins JEWELERY Ear Screws $50 ‘o $300. ; charge account al Ingalls means the utmost secrecy. Our plain figure prices are also important to you—45 years of credit selling in St. Lowis has developed a plan that you will like—Come and see. Jap. Rogers and Community Silver Plate Knives, Forks and Spoons Sig. Rings F. A. INGALLS 412 N. 7th St. ee ttttt+ You have time enough—Two weeks is ample You have money enough—Round trip sum- You can take a mer excursion fare only $36 COLORADO vacation this summer Hundreds of St. Louis le will spend their vacations in Colorado this year. Most of them will have only two weeks time. Most of them will have a limited vacation allowance. Yet they will find a Colorado vacation easily within their range of time and money. Because— Two weeks is ample time for a glori- ous vacation in Colorado. A night and a day takes you there via the depend- able Burlington. And because— A Colorado vacation costs no more than an ordinary vacation. Special sum- mer excursion fares, effective June Ist, make the rail cost surprisingly low. Accommodations in Colorado range trom $17.50 a week up for board and odging. Those at the lowest price are » convenient and enjovable. They are preferred by many to the more expensive ones. You can afford to spend this sum- mer’s vacation in Colorado and to take the children with you. You and your tamily can enjoy the beauties of its mountains, its cool and invigorating climate. Rocky Mountain National (Estes) Park, the Pikes Peak Region, Denver's Mountain Parks—all awaityou. Come to Colorado on the Burlington. The Burlington provides a service that anticipates your every travel wish— superb equipment, pertect road bed, courteous and thoughtful attention to every detail that makes your trip en- joyable. Your vacation pleasures begin the moment you step aboard your Bur- lington train. Two fine Burlington trains leave St. Louds for Colorado daily on new and faster summer schedules. COLORADO Lv. St. Louis 2:15 P.M. LIMITED Ar. Denver 3:45 P.M. an hour and thirty-five minutes clipped from running time. OVERLAND Lv. Sc. Louis 9:01 P.M. EXPRESS Ar. Denver 7:30 P.M. for all morning connections in every direction from Denver. On one ticket you can, if you wish, visit Yellowstone Park and Glacier Park on your way out or back at slight additional expense. You can take your choice of a regu- lar summer tourist ticket and plan your own trip. Or you can join a Bur- lington Escorted Tour party, with all expenses paid in a lump sum and an experienced travel expert to accom- pany you and care for all details. Call, phone, or send coupon for more information. Send for free Colorado Booklet Burlington Trevel Bureau. 208 Broadway | Phone: St. Please give me information about vour «epecial low fares to ¢ Aliso send me fully Ulustrated book, with maps, etc. Address aouipenppenauspenenes: ————— ’ Reguler summer tourist ticket | Escorted Tour epr. 4864-0 entral 6360) Laue, Mo. olerado. ee (‘Check rvpe of ticket in which vou are interested) — POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening al aid el 7 = — - as © LEWIS BLEW HIS = WESTERN BUBBLE ON $300 CAPITAL Arrived Virtually Penniless in 1913, Then He Nego- tiated Big Loans Within a Few Months. \ i Ss, Ca June ° ' ST) 4 ankK? t a ? - i\ ~ T g Atas ) } - . - T} ts ’ , thy, ¢} 2 1st 2 dy r =? . est f ee ss nd Arrived With Only $500. millions tr } oe ) any ean Hloow r, hein d ‘hose y ‘ 4 oO prising 23,009 acres f iin «on ‘ is t} East, I managed A -- r his con f wing da ind then male eq ..} nis un ’ x mf ‘ r ) t Sia ! ’ nis } _ S vif 7 | i! v for a $35,000 he home. a s irr 3 te bh Atas Afrs. Lewis. he said s tl resent hon it Ata , a. »pertvy wo ? $1 \tascad » News ne of the al aT} Ss now a? ; Ss pos . as te he } estat f whi hae ve I 1 taken hy hea rustee, is yj shed hy Wi in’s National Publishing 1 Le s said H » £4 A - within lree weeksafter es La. > i}? ," iit ry was bhroughr from ; y 7 4 - ’ [ ountrw ~, . _ y W Le ’ ‘an. pr ’ ad ~ a ? , ‘ ; > ; > 3 . ~ a =? . . * fo ‘ ~ re 7 rit i | | \ . ' I > . . eS | . SY “> re o~ an? ‘ sais Al } rt WwW W gd r wip 4 oO ) . P : said, would pro ay Ne ry ' th t? ‘ © ri saAg ifainst i: ° — . ra ii0 ? " PD 2ec] e s W > re . presen pian $ pr per ** W ww = \A } ? = > ‘= v.. _™ 7 han “oe ’ a } ; , s ) rowe ; $s] ir r aa irs arts ak ik g : uf rs ise ; ’ ‘ 4 Su? , iv Denies Importing C;unmen lenied NAavinge tm rT va. rien res : . . ; ‘+ -™ Ai rr r ’ san Fran Tien ’ ’ ‘ ‘ a . i } 74% 4 , ) several! pre rrnimne nt \-¢ -* . AS } ers wh , A" pre a? ’ rv} ° ry err rt i. Bhi him in his fren. : ww. . > > . ee : Pall nges He Said c ‘ = 2 red Y 4 - ; . ’ ai oes ' ? - im FF asso- ated Sf. Louis tn his ’ . J ivy 4 a , jsec > ‘ Farr i+ } i ' inswer a stion per- > hn "es Liue — al a i vs ; 7 S. stating that ‘4 | 7 re wi. S is ’ i S ? a ~hw- he eee ed t! Su ! ims \ { Wheatle ’ - ° , \ i= ; y* .? ? , ‘ A ro states stifie4 tha VW la? + Na ’ .Y shine ‘ ’ is} 2 . . I $ ~ } 0. an , is S “ ¢ on S406 ) if y 4 OH rs i aa rn) ~ ‘ & Straw MEN'S ALL-WOOL Hats $3.00 2-PANTS SUITS $22.50 $25 Glacier Refrigerators (White Enamel Lined) $18.75 | Glacter three door mde icer: nickel hardware and = sheives Patent s iter (trap. $1 «class refrigerator set includ (ed free. $2 Cash, $2 a Month EOP EN EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. ™ 2-Tone Walnut Finish "i The illustration faithfully portrays this well-styled two-tone It is an extraordinary value and one you should surely see if you the purchase of a Bedroom Suite. A 4 Recs Bedroom Suite $ ] 3 ; Suite includes bow-end bed, Kroehler 3-Pc. Velour $ Davenport Bed Suite ja is unquestionably the maximum value obtainable in a Suite of The Kroehler name insures high-grade materials We include the large armchair, rocker | port bed (which is easily opened when needed). ‘Low Terms—$10 Cash, $10 a Month Radical Reductions on Rustic Pieces : Handmade from bark-covered cedar logs into mas- sive comfortable outdoor furniture. Designed and built to stand the weather. Special | prices this week. | 5 it , : re * ggllh soy ee. OE Se ae $1.95 ; : settee, | . ugh for three ersons., Wear While Paying a Small Sum Weekly ’ gent ggg catheny Tit: } i nel will asiiv ae at r ge oes | Fernery. as illustrated $2. 50 nish ° . $5.00 value. te | ek Rete do An Extraordinary Offering of N S0a3Oinch Tabic. ideal for use’ with chat $5.00 — $2.50 ) Folding Lae Bench Made of hardwood and finished in red and natural. AT THE HUB $195 Value All large pieces, Queen AT THE 139 and the dave» : Covering is of naw AT THE HU Beh: P baainndKeon AWA 7 ee: rE L118 LL —— aw | $] _ eTrr a - | | —— se eee - a Blue, | Gray or White Enamel Gas Range / BR IBS In every detail ‘his : Gas Range Has iarge side broiler, four-burner top and three popular finishes. $4 Cash, $3 a Month : shown side Phy side Juick 3 ; & Beach, Charter Oak. Baker® fect. Moores and cared a, $55 G lacier Refrigerators (One-Piece Porcelain Li $39. _ 50-poand capacity Glacier ‘wevulated with solla o shelves and did | those blad e s

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AY HE ®} IUB SHINGTON AT SEVENTH Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps lw, Cf Bedroom Suite 7 > Walnut Finish > 9 mn faithfully portrays this well-styled ¢t inary value and one you should surely a pel of a Bedroom Suite. All large pieces. Queen Anal uperbly finished. Suite includes bow-end bed, large obe and vanity. 10 Cash, $10 a Month AT THE HuB_ er, Some o> a fac Se ai é 4 =a Sa *, $ 95 a gs er 3-Pc. Velour $ port Bed Suite ] 39 | Seely, the masimem valve, obéadagple In 2 Suite of We include the large armchair, rocker and the daven- ich is easily opened when needed). Covering is of rich @ 10 Cash, $10 a Month AT THE HUB of ae | = Ko 4 1_~. * ! f gigs KpPsy ~ e LTTE, “wile yy ponds | Radical Reductions | on Rustic Pieces | $3 Porch® Rockers bark-covered cedar logs into mas- ble outdoor furniture. d built to stand the weather. Special | k, wnair, well braced $1 95 | $ 1 95 c ugh for three persons; gg $5 00 —: a ill ied oe ens a $2.75 | Reiciaae wall —: , $2.50 nish finish, ie, hiien! for une * with chatr $5 00 | double rattan y value seat. 2.50 Folding Lawn Bench Made of hardwood and , finished in red and $ ] ih) , natural. eel ——_— TTT fz” » . a =u * i ~ ——— . . =< _- — f} ete, m8 EAS Rael | ‘sebilgg Enamel B.. Gas Range et fh ) 59. 5 tic Da-Bed | oe | jlar «tyie DaBed. of | In every detail this is a regu os . @ ail‘steel construction {| Gas Range.-Has large side © : pane! ende and heavy | broiler, four-burner top and ae - with flowered 9s | three popular finishes. tomatic ) oven s $4 Cash, $3 a cise | All makes of Steven and Haneee . | shown «ide by side; Quick Mea Oe | & Beach. Charter Oak liaker 5 ’ , $3 a Month ) fect, Moores and others. —— ee ee 5 Glacier $55 Glacier Sieerators Refrigerators Enamel Lined) (One-Piece Porcelain Lined) B75 |. $39.75 K0-pound capacity Glacier Refrigerst° - *) nickel ineulated with solid one piece peo’ cris! ; shelves Patent water | linings; al! shelves and door ~~ t refrigerator eet includ are nickeled. $1 glass refrigerator 7" tree » $2 a Month | $4 Cash, $3 a Month AT THE HUB FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 35 RDAY SPECIALS} ynder ‘where *” 45 my Tazorp- - did | now, wer those blade, Vee pve you g£° blade ott a quit chuckin razo, g out the Winder ey TRADE MARK FACE \ vy * “ype 4 mae . , y \“ Wan) ¥ | SAK ULTz=zZ : \-\ Gas an ae i] EG SF) Se | \\\ oO \\\ 4 Aik \ Wey vx aN 4 ae at Rina ope Ai BEC WON LOTN te TOP parking your razor between the tooth-paste and the nail-brush! Stop wasting time groping in the cabinet for blades! Get the neat new patented Ever-Ready Wall Cabinet Model, and your shaving kit will always be where it always should have been— all together, always out of the way, and always handy! You hang it on the wall, or stand it on the shelf. New Blades in one side—old ones in the other—razor in the middle. Heavy nickelled metal— handsome, durable, sanitary. And for a limited time, the entire outfit—razor, blades and case—are yours for only 49c. We make this offer because we are introducing the wonderful new Ever-Ready Radio Blades to five mil- lion new friends. We know that a single trial will make a convert. Shaves with the Ever-Ready Blades are a revelation—and this price of 49c for the complete outfit enables you to enjoy them ata price you can’t afford to miss. Of course, all Ever-Ready owners will jump at this opportunity to get an extra razor in the most per- fect case ever designed. And remember, men, this is a short-time offer! On sale at all dealers AMERICAN SAFETY RAZOR CORPORATION, Brooklyn, N.Y. WALL CABINET MODEL | Ever-Ready 1. Compartment for new [ 2 4. Broad base, for stability blades. when stood on cabinet shelf. 2. Compartment for used blades. 5. The automaticall y-ad- justing Ever-Readyrazor S. Hole for hanging fixture Racine ‘ on wall 6. Sheath to hold razor.

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SR I TY PE STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH lees 7 —— Cl - ——=— ee ae ee f a - | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAILH poe suet ——— oe je ——$— —~ ms ONO ON MO LOLOL” AOL OA” AA ln cl cat — LO LOM Evans Leads Off and “JOE and ASBESTOS—You Can't Judge a Beefsteak by Eating Angelcake o- __, — By KEN KUNGE Shoots 300 for Counts in First Frame; BAD LCA TIA 4 . ae - ; . e Can Sone oF Tee wncewen) | ii ? . inishes Fourth Gaston on the Mound 7777" J raescinns Ae TAUNTED | ‘ot we maceegll aa ” 4 - . : ; , ig es —— BATSTS - THOTS KEAL T" Ect 4 | ) ji a” ) Needing a 78 to Beat Barnes, WEOW ES DAY a hay i? / y} | am at Finish. YET TER OAY o ‘ a 2 wets sencra 3 The veteran. Ted Ray. with a fine | e -. dthef Asheston Wins Tuday « Def ts St L Wh Di b L t t ] In Third Round of NATIONAL LEAGUE. fee. The veteran, Ted ith @ fine| ‘vest was in and the Tete a » forte en Vicrerman Loses VONITO : a. eS eens oe oe oioce leach die See ee At Aqueduct. For Church Title Serge a : pas B ecaras | College Tourney Clee | pee: reas? oat | jel had to make a six-yard wal 19 ) — ee for a birdie two at the eighteenth tie Barnes, but was a foot short Weather «lear: track. heavy 7 veck t ny Pirtsbaerc Taylor's Home-Run in the Final te _ $k Ceyepn ’ : , ' +2 St. Louis Gelfer Elimmated by ( im’ mari e sume ¢ boys | / ‘ , . Broekirea xO KUNS | oe = tal Inning Wins Championship > L. of Washmeaton Player, CARDs : 4 “ " . for South Siders. : r 3 and 2. ; a season Barnes had came to Great SPOOND INNING | | S Preuss I —- —--— / nna hei i Britain seeking the title of open WAS Wiihatie 4ro% 4 e-6 , is - — ¢ champion aoe - a ee By Herman Wecke , =| sMERI LEAGUE. { omseusion of fifth place in th te League . : ; + ase iF . : ; ther = Vis mle cc lusix = | smith Goes to Pieces. Clee . Pet. Teday =) th Smitn lost a golden opportunity Phila’ phia aio CS lo Sa: c at of racing F - to win the title He knew before Vash gtenm 4! Me I Ane ~ . = he started that he had to co a mol- a= ; to 324 : * of the cup » ot HUM; ; : It was MacDonald Smitn’s third attempt at the title. is Was the eixth Succe@ssive : a fs ? . , é s a 7 | . P 4 ae | i > = . 4 . . - 7 hiezge +" —_ hy 2 es . ’ erate =" ¢ ‘oO win, or 79 to tie Barnes, | cedent. Therefore. a mat time might he looks | kanee, even witha § | be divided two ' lure The crown cost 8 900 of his own mone to he worth $100,0 capable mat star in So, we cant see Ste it for $39,000 at this Which Would Win . or iortgeeore and met before. Gene ~ east : : f Ir a Detroit ; = | pose: le St Tomar 5 but after doing the first two holes; tng Stecher has ha THING INNING . | | : | Leo, From Borneo. , , omnes ys ag como aa | j,+8e el il] | in par his game went to pieces. | of their encounters, oleate 7 , . — ) Yew leork : 413 1y. Aentuc He visited bunkers with distress-!| which went five hou ined to Hi Beston , 344 _ iptain “ , ing frequency, played cautiously in-— There will be clair : ) iWway Jones, stead of taking chances on low fig-| ter claims of super ; ottea 7 . Eh it cae. a vf erage ; . 3 oi : , — » ; , , . ; : ¢ . r ms ; sf | Rei Yesterday’s Results. ; ures, and ultimately began missin. STALLINGS BRANDS AS re . a me | | le . Ararat - , 2 1 7 7. S ° NATIONAL LEAGUE. te “.assic will be rum ever waa leaders finished in this or- “ALL BUNK” STORY HE o> S0000T. a loae Rieim $1 Retains Honors 22.237." “2h Oey ate ae. > . , . . ' . -* , ' : : Om nese ag, —_ _ ae “a “re nm? : Jim arnes N , 4 ‘. 00. WOULD MANAGE YANKS Aqueduct Seratirtes , a wt sane! ed t sn . x ct i. ; : sap Sr : ; er ‘ndications | — ae . yen es ogi 3 * Asewriatet Pree . , " : wa » ‘. , . — ma 7 : ie ; ; P Captures Women s Western aie ial ats ri] at fast. led Ra‘ > = xley a 1. HE aT EI . “yng Ebony will anya : Arthur Compston, Mancheste : : lune 2? . : +6 ; , ie 5 : , ot. x ; - 2 a pen 4, jeore Stallinge of the | race “ars . , ae | Teptates ; Medal Play Golf Tourney AMERICAN LEAGUE. , 5 pounds. Milwiek wh $01 . 3 Ra tiene += Unio State Darky, wi MacDonald Smith, New York, , Sntes National League - 4 4 , : yt a ; - : 3 | " en ea "Kan far (i'l arre! 8 Gints With 250 Score. | — i Br ris --%- : there wae io trut , . , , ' : : ’ . o} MORE BY INNINGS coe - - 59 — fe he _ a5 unpest of 131, $93. ‘ss : Lt“ . te : raah | ° | , = * > lesidat . . nt “i r ’ ; - . : >a & “* > 1a = coming from Hhoetan > rth , : Sap wit Pitrabarg reenea og ltt@a ao is al = - . =" ~~ 2 — Borir: Joe Kirkwood, tae third Ameri- Am At Dorval Park T PM ae oe eo 200 'e~ 2 Lametatet Pre 3 OT ee al , és can ent t. aft tt himself : cae it! - ' 2 Pr n «nme : : ‘ 4a . , se = Pen 7 = an entrant, 3 er } s - Y er A ix 7 : iwo-tase h#it— “ay er flome orn Fert yr To; 2 + s . Pe : Rew rat | May be a aa . pu ing i BP 7 ew Fore Weather, clear: track, heavy , *s : ‘ ‘2. 2 : mies; “mien baae—Moere Denble oles : — There is ve out of e running with tw Our an arn ' «ae ; te . { a - _ rm em oe ee - ‘oe Bettuemier Wild Pe Swope secong and Kil Abe Mitchell made a _ brilliant “= lus) at A 7 P e : ‘ 4 4s ae ; , , é‘ 7 ia . : wri se ’ F and . - : : . , . . . " . é rin - : (iver {Ns + finish. after taking 42 for the Our- Rentinann eich USD RACK Clade oe , yee : Tomorrow’s Schedule , Over a heavy o@ “eam : «Age i up. s ir lewie rT Se Pranci 9 2 f 95 ‘he 34) the +} ick King Nadi would » Ward nine by coming back Im 4) NATION AL LEAGUE. all, with Old Slip secemsialll Ss two under par for 77. This made azolU-t OS. Low r . : . ' vet a , “or PP - LPL LLLP LLL LL "a @lt i” 4 ¢ nd ] N ’ a ; . E : / S QO. ine were added t. . Derval Park Seratche~« f 7 ladelohia at Brookis: -ird.ess of track conditiegg ie 6 folf in the final round, with the ex- ies yesterday a) 7 a "va. Dpereiiet ierand x anybhod ~ 4 mea at the e#toery ‘7 iin | leading 19 players rs. ‘+ - . : Be. ‘ i " ; Cid LL Lira ohh, A PP PPP PLL LLIN : pap cg — ‘y sons S| Ue ception of two sixes, due to three AWERICAN LEAGUE. Tork the full distance, ‘Sen “_e ' ll Re a” . : i putts on the tenth and driving into > oe Letrat renerted ta Ma naser 1 ee Tankore ey s erarecne Te) ) (ompsto failed t ie arn pexuae (hriatian Un LPP PLD LDL ALA LANL LAE OA mps n ailed 9 ¢ Barnes Worth, alan phecked imas, th At Latonia. Og ahi te wr a dietien ¢ : y Fine a th the following fracti See) «(39° by missing @ 10-yard putt on ~ pe . - rte od 7 / P 4 s -_. , Bs - , on : ; - x > ; a ‘ ; ‘ sad 7 ; 7" or ~ ee . = ‘ ed ‘aerl Freese, a | ty ' / » three hits h ‘* «2 levelan 6 Chi ‘ en hai the best mile a! * a dificult Hie on the eighth. Other- P| weewerwty at 4 ~ 7 he In Baseball a | ts | , + game in| the — = - mee * aah: . Ph “pn , ca 24 halt, 48 GRR 6Cwice. his game was flawless. Ile) ass ' : : ' ( / j > 4 t\ I ~ , . 4 Tag ‘« . “ "or . : : ™ Te one ba -? ; ‘ , ’ > =f : ¢ ; : ; y ; | 7 / ' va ’ . > : eC; ay . - - - ~*~ . A\et . Je. 1:38 i” had two birdies to hia credit / a a a a a ee lad ‘ee entiy faken ‘7 : sve : LEADIY*G HITTERS. : . . 2 . a aad . . vi : : 3 THREE-IL. -. 33 a. . A th: last green The North Man- | Qumncy seins ie " . chester pro made a valiant attempt | in ereit wae turned ove Veather, clear: track. grent Pie yer—. thie morning's round The third eine / utts) & "¢ % Williams, Browwe ....+--++-. ) ane a cients : Prier ¢ pt ) gore paige Pye : fg ee in Antonio . rape os | American entrant. Joe Kirkwoo!, CTEVEITLAND ATV CMM AGO om as ie ne ens —_ , 'ickermas lar an cafe id rone ) times wn A 4 eae “4 — Houston 5 » feturned a card of 78. for an ag- 7% 24 . , ~- . to ; : ; ; , . “~ 9 ; t = ma kh 4 le “ 1 . “ : , ss : 0 0 uf. — ' , LEADING RUN 8 ORERS. : Sens ” "oe ‘ it 2 gs the , , ow ¢ . a arah Miles, feaumont 0. Wichita Fai ms tar? e - . » Sregate of 238. ” — . : , ; ‘ ; > ’ 7 , } : . 7 : , : : ae Rot ae dh Horneby, (ardinain , 21 ware . = et | OS . 165 This was Mies Va! ‘lea firs : >, | : bee 7, : . - - American League. bt ng Rin 1As, tee lt) x Meunset, Yankees . - 36 ‘the y safeties { e round ut 5 'Farre sine naan te 1u a — : lowing fractie "Gee Smith took 76 and Barnes 79 in| . | A. . ) ts e . u. » 7 = os - ro s , 7 ; ; + meg ~_ casas Far! » glu ef*. : : | = Fae Hiianiny Byres iat ah 7 : : , nm 2: ) Smiths final card was: CHICAGO latonia Seratches nen eee ing’ batter, t ing up Meadow ee Ben hoe » play | an eens! ieee | SOUTHERN ASSOCTATION. ge SS ee ee OUT rivet ' Hornsby, Cardinals _.. pl "et | ‘low (second f.:gn aoe Little Reck 11. Mobile 10 eel ee 5 ee 2 « ?eR Tle oA ~~. ryt P , us , " a " 9 2e@4 ae - “Oe A , oD . Prog: " 4 ; 5 4 4 & a 4 4° 0 0 nen ere — Je ries Papert Stmmons, Athletics ' er Gow t 11? Le : Chattanooga 9 Birmingham &8 L:14 _ — aren ge : | | hee | ' 2 , . : : ie > i ~2 by Ban 7 Whent, Dodgers eate ‘UDIe-Piay setun ; : mi TAYLOR DOUTHIT SENT saci s 4 New trleans %. : hatte ree Cleweland Miller and Matt 00 , rt ’ (ebb, Tigers I ees eva io Nanes aed tenn ems and Duketom 2 ee, tee Se Se Flack leaned against the fenn TO MILWAUKEE BY pen dace pod Ber envile, | Minor League Standage WASHINGTON AT PHILADEL- At Aurora. ee fen batting avevese te aeut| Inais ar ) CARDINAL MANAGEMENT =:- > 12. Oklahoma City 1. on! ee eee EH VIA , Piayer—Cint 8 weezan te | inate’ Grive in the ma FERS wm «(CUBA TO MAKE CHANGE Weather, clear: track Moetil, White Sox a oe a aa ; mn mark, rand ' , ’ 4 ’ a, wt 4 = . . - > ” , : : . ™ - ’ "* " . - = | : , ’ ‘ . ad » es . : * 4 ‘ ; ‘ cw, . Peer etes reas Adama, (Cuabhe 14 , , - ° ‘ a ¥ > . - . . a ww 5 " . ; e", a ‘ . ,* | , ‘ ie ; : : f ot ' Ts ' ‘ , eT bal . ‘ . s 4.50 finwta Wh “ae peooees in PHuILADELPUIA Re. _ an J Pay) Jack “mith, ( arda 7 it . olate ar fead : 5 | “ae sothenins feasons > OTe : rdinai AMERICAN ASSOCTATION. caw aaeoe a : — P ‘ . A . i. a ‘eam a om? Tress HAVANA Cuba, June 236.—-Rog-- a Tie probably will be among ‘he| and | 5 5 $4643 4—40 83 221 303) IN ITS DAVIS CUP TEAM | this pair meet. St | to have the better Lewis has the better But you can't wir bout In the papers. . > ; ’ ! ; ' ; ’ ’ : | Tip O'Neil’s Recor | Bie SC HIELER « | writers almost as used to ride his bt more years ago —anc punishment Lou hands us a dh | MUNICIPAL GAMES TOMO Commercial League--F li—Tower iamp vs (? doubie-header: I p.m. 2 R——International [ife v# idoubie-heeder Jo m fF S—Wount Moriah ve. Cot ble he ader . i’ —Wesatern Electric ve | ‘@oubd!e-header) an: ae Craftamen's League Fi © Forest Park No 17— Magnolia. 3 BD. Mm (‘ron iuche ve. Gead Hone 7 ® Cuocies League—PFores Envelope Co, vs. Khine | mndetet No F—Areo YS v m™m Emolove!t tove Brot l —Wanchester Park— m.. Fairground No_s Atise Tack sd. ™ Bre A—Trivie A ve Wabdaet M iseourt Pae ifte a Park No l—Peestere ‘*« 2° ™ Sherman Park ne@ce va Freight Acrts Sunday Sehoot League Rana ('—Forest Park or 13 «At «13. 4. 18, 18. Sunday Seheot | eagur- F ~e at Park arr in@s “. > LAST NIGHT'S | 2 i 4a) , Lar ’ Riuese, Senators iz The ma a mtn tet “on ; hs tL inenn » regula itflielder. h: “ waukee > Bee - Ho Paris, captain of the Cuban ] 0 ? a 7” ; — gy ‘ , ' ' *% , ’ [an , ‘ : af ' . " “> ' - es ‘ ‘ . ; , : r a Fie ] Kens y | ia "tsi? . 23 : “ ’ : Davis cup team. which will play eA ANTONIO, a > Weaett | "ee Arts TP... LE ANIVG PITOCTIERS é i ; Sten ; + a ' ied : Paul TK, DMig « f Col SP | Mertne. army * : og eeienatena Jat oaen aod Mand | (umes a on Player— 7 Chacon fae (julllermo Zaida, who | Membher of the Cuban team Jone | and Manuel Alonso and Edouard | the Spanish team, played | Practica games vesterday. The | Mentes. former champion of “exie sprained an ankle fs but went on with th DAVENPORT. ta— « _ : : : o > “~~ : , . . rie . @ ; ; ‘ of » 7 ’ ’ 7 : ‘ ; , ; ac : ‘© sae ' ; - , > ; . ‘ - ; | ; \ : ‘ ~~ =“? or? eee nad opening, } on fn i ; Mre tli turned ir vy eoara aao was just as eazy t Tiget, fiate tennis championship at the | Many more weeks PITTA he | §NTHANAPOLAY ind 24. | oo: ie | ale wrestling pro- | yor; ~ ae | ) remain | ) stom 42) a nf and Ml | * | fiw the A @8f ated e (gua Tile ‘ -_ an ne Maraaret Waddiag | A A Deth® wer: D | ‘ket Club have a strenu-/ baseball season during whic! y- 3 oa 34 493 mont. : ‘>t - : " ’ ry « far m7 7 ss r te " ‘Tr . 7 a2 ’ — > o a » * ~ ‘ if — 0 0 0 2 ir na oral fie «¢ : aft 4 itchindean ner opponents , ; Rue Mead: on i ‘ ar ; tule today tain halt d ace- | thing ta liable t ~ _ : ss 7 . ade os | - ’ ‘mtddie States HNamptonat ts iowed vith an 4 ' rol. somat ng had Si e ; ougwal to}! steraay present standing of ' emult ‘.?, . , ‘hare : ‘ ‘ - aw? ‘TL rTié ry i] i Lea mynd round ' there ie one fan—he comes ht BRES4 ? ee eeneeaeneeaee © $84 >} . Ratteriee) Cineinneti-ne-flivey and War | (WO Indiana-KMentucky A \ The 7 in tnat fata ' \ ry _rt . : . ‘ . y= be geveratl open eventa lw: ‘le f, " ed Vir a r ; : ned thy 4 inner rn 7 . j ven ; og h 60 : ~ ane 5 pe ions t. SP rvVations or worid Seattio 40a Zz f » noOsSTON The national events are tRe ane Wilton AANnSAS ‘ ‘ t and " s2ione mi.iy e®Titiy : - mis s le my Farvard. one oT the fay orites tor serias 1925 Seats (on the 1s - ) Los A'*s 39 432 ’ > the tlantic 1e¢ title, were on the short end of sumption that the Athletics will RR é. mile race for men, 220-yard back ° > -— si Sent ' ae West Meet. } 72 , dt a 4—-2 #co in ft thir OU it! wi "4 ’ . ern Owners te 7 stroke for men, 140-yard free atyl Bob Zuppke Honored. FEILER MANA Piefent ler ann need veaterday re in the third round with win the American League pen- , ye Hreadhuret and Russell, Massachu- ' nant) please enter me for two: 3 om for men and 10-feot fancy div » ithe . = ths 1e 7 tid arrange a time-lIimit ' tHe : ‘ 1 ; ’ | By_the Associated Press, lat teriee Phitadelphia Derstur amecy diving =§ Ry Ameociatet Prete AT Cc EU setts Institute of Technology. Phe | upper grandstand. second or third CHICAGO n June . : 9 : for women " ° . . ? . ' POOL 4 , . en ‘ ae show Bae ss" : : y « i ’ ; - . ° ? - » . . , 5 a ine; Basten Mearnquerd = and) ee a ae we . REANA nny fF ne 14. — "ni | : ae a | The Indiana-Kentucky champton + Phitadelphia Pa . yt yn onatruction at the ol ing um Andy McDougal of Winnine®, | meets E. G. Chandler, University of | reservations, for world series the most efficient in the. ‘ Loge aes shtiipe to be decided are th ) hes = ave im ‘announced yeaterday. The p 1! | Canada, here tonight California, and Carl Fischer, Phila- seats; and if reservations are be- the leagte. Other . ity ’ } A rar ° Cc ’ ea “1 , , , ’ ’ r tT. , . . . . a ’ . @ . ' . . . —_ ~~~" 1 free atyle for women elt the (r - te : ' as. yw ete Him | he epened Juty 3, when sever McDougal won the second fall o elphia College of Osteopathy, plays ing accepted, what will be the volving affairs of the league | . . . : i¢ 7 nroer ) " "ary COm- ~ i > F> ' *' a ; "hh tiv ” . y > — ? i . Only games scheduled yard breast stroke for me ade ; ine honorary n iyrm swim champions il} , nate! Phe ime was 22 > ranston Holman of Leland Stan-jearliest date on which they will | will De discussed, President peor ’ 1en pMittee on football was@pnnounce@™. appear here and eight migptes ' ford. be accepted,. said. , -— ; ed kee: oi en Se if . Pie P wae, Wem a ’ SSE call gk ii i gai tes someceesan ha ceeyine e ye \4 J ae U ~ ve vd

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ayes 7 — 7 ; TS rs — inated ee ee oe —— ee oe . . : = e ¢ — = - — —— — = int Ca, : and T? ~~ a ee er me re er re we re ee a I ne ape ne _- — _ ~ - — : re ee er ee ee re = eee ~~ : ~ — — - — , : = —— . —_ e games ee 0 ee ee Eg lta tn act - 7 4 . " 7 2 ” 4 er: , , + . ‘ be 4 i. Se eee ia Ve )ST-DISPATCH Haat Be ff. SLLOUS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, 1925. ‘ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 87 | ——— 8 ee ee DER SHIFTED jim RNES AMERICAN “PR OFESSIONA L, WINS BRITISH OPEN TITLE a ~~ ’ in a i a di ee Onna 0- — By KEN KLING KLING, ts 300 fo no a ~~ ~ , = aes _ ee 00 r =o me LW ff Th Up ‘T h the last elght in the men’s | ) E se . ‘to reac re last elg n ns | Pp ( > ae te IN Se he | 0 ree ayles Makes Hole Casey Defeated, / singles He probably will meet | ro ers Oo \ =~ — . 7 0 es; ith Val) | ee ee | | In One In British Jean Borotra, the title holder, in’ c Ss SOCK 1 - ees a Aft 18 H | £ the fifth round | tart istrict By : | | t es ; Open Touynament | | | ‘ aa! \F HE'D PLAY REMINDS mE | r 0 0 , P ore ins In the men's doubles, J. Brian T M Ja a “OLO KENTUCKEY To Sock $io inis es ourth | (Conyrigh - ' Gilbert and O. G. Turnbull of En-| ourney on y . | ON THE RANCOCA g PRES rw 1c K ‘Sc ‘otland, | giand defeated J. Mohan and PD Siena cones : Home” OR SOMETHIN! ENTRY, FIRST Raced BL emi inat | Jane 26. t im e on M. Bhalla, 6—3, 6—0, 6—3. Twenty-Four Entries Paired in : 1 COULD Terr AT AQUEDUCT AND |= Needing a 78 to Beat Barnes, | | H. TAYLOR, -a ~~ veteran >! Pr. D. B. Spence and Charies H. F id ‘ ON - 7 : ‘ ' * among British golfers, who ‘) La Co Elimi aul . - | Kingsley of England defeated 1. eature to Be Held at 4 we cK RAy,| § MacDonald Smith Cracks St. Louis Golfer Equals Par in|) jas won the British ofien cham- }| anh meee Calif ormia | |. Mitchell and C. E. Von ~ than Glen Fel | NIA at Finish. | Gaining Lead Over Bob |) pionship five times, scored a ¢ Tennis Star in Straight 6—1, 6—4, 6—s | . | | McKee of Des Moines hole in onp fn the tournament >: Sets. The French team, La Coste and | —S . |) here yesterday, the first since ¢| Borotra defeated Ferrier and Pai | ’ y, : 4 ———— airings for the annual St. Loulg , anierie tend 1 rese : the o "he sh j , ¢ the Associated Press : a De — ~e > ” PRE aac : y; Getting Together. cording greater credit. to Tip | La i: pineal dadawich in 1923. {| WIMBLEDON, June 26—Amer-| a. 3. . District Golf Association's profess =~ RES a. wsune , ? ‘es we : s — oJ, : championship with a score of 300; may not be accepted. tuf. soon | ‘hts column recently had sug- ;enee Wolff of St. Louis, by shoot+!> mashie and sent the ball sailing « | fered a severe reverse today when ee ’ gy four pros, representing ail the clubs for the 72 holes facDonald Smith! ©r late, this pair will get togethe | hse se that Ty Cobb's mark of \ing par golf most of the way. today ;,) to the green It broke slightly | a wy of San Francisco Was ae erent ee ing oe in the country - and Kast Side : | ee ee | ir ae i or ao wea: tas a 4 ,, defeater y 2 ac eliminate J. G. ebert, —— Oe : , needed a 78 to beat Barnes but he | eT. The c.oOone!l they ad e the apie s - pre i bet nt gr oboe | gained a le ad of four up in the to the right from An little spin | ai aed mine Peconic Lat gene of > : /" rr COUTBEeS AS well have entered. iore suspicious t affair , Ode ‘as I 8 , ; . qhtallghs 4g ; 24g | oh — nursed. & GMmevance | I ee . _ |transmississippi golf championship Taylor has been playing golf 5) Indiana asia eet a ot] Randolph Lyoutt of San ere ye eo a os make the 36 coming back that he; against Lewis for four or five ou writes in part as follows: |), in. Omaha Field Club. In the $ for years and years 4nd during 0! FG ae te celle defeating |feated Nicholas Mishu, the Ru- coms ae Ee Club, Six cash needed to heat Barnes. Smith’s fina) |} years This gricvance has never “IT think you have not given other contest Arthur Bartlett of § his career has made'a hole in | : Hennessey's aye a er Lowe manian champlos, Gea] — mth ab. airings ph machi ssi } —— —_ ; . 4 , ( ‘ar 1 , ‘ ‘ : “ “ ¢ j ‘ he 4 ‘ } *f ' , - of , : : eee ‘ \ card was 82. for a total of 3603. Bones gadlhany ad BGS cangey He, Mere, ntl re “ ae a oo Ottumwa, fla., led J. O. Swick, Des ( one seven times. He is a | was by scores of 9—7. &-——t. 6—4 acts sping E82 North asm Te. CE, VE. Re 4 es se f ac) oO ay ie ro greg . as was a \ t 1s . . set ‘ P ~ , , . \ % As abies “eo ' FS . “Oc ‘ ? ~-* N arn s’ fourtn ro ind ecard fol | — _— . 2 of, the years whe " aan hes’ ig arm Moines by one hole at the same phiegmatt fellow, however, ¢| LaCoste, playing brill antly, won I. A Godfree and J. D. Wheat €. Sharkey. Country Club. - ve. F, og a wee laughed at and side- won four pennants and during | point. |, and rarely shows his feelings. }| from Casey in straight sets, 8— ley defeated C. J. Tindell-Green » Dehn "Marriosa, Aigeaquid, ve W. HK ia oo. . -, 5 . - t - . . . . . . | “ - “ . . sy ’ ° ) : " * acs nas | steppe ad by Lewis for four years which O'Neil hung up his rec- | Wolff shot spectacular golf on | ) His only remark as the gallery 5 | 6—4, 6-—1. "land M. V. Summerson, 6--4, 11-—9, | Monroe, Midiand Valley : 5397423 464——-36 Viged es \ ord of .492 (not “over .500"), LT [the first nine, breaking par by two | ¢ ain dacs vidh i ) | Casey's service until the last set | Alice gona, ae ee Se n 644 444 444—38—74—-226-—-300 | pee Ol Tne. Cava eee ey +e know whereof T speak. | strokes, and standing three up. He “It was a well hit) ball, but $| was almost unbeatable and he won| Mile, Suzanne lengien Gotented lyn Mae Th ee ) = “arthur Compston’s card [eee Oy Lewts i is not to ne Sm te ia ae eer! oor inte was not so good on the second |‘ there's always a little luck in 4 most of his service games without | Miss E. A. Goldsack, 6—I, 6--®. e ie h, Belleville vs. J. Slattery, Sure 7 ee ae ee ee el sii , : ¥ 4 ; rot adr 4 ‘ Str anhe . 4 Cc ser m ei ' 1 ¢ Ay ; oO “ , ‘ , ~ . t ith ; Ou |} pecte 1 that Ste her will consent and as most pitchers’ main quarter, taking three putts on the | dropping one from the tee.” 2 | 3 allowing the Frenchman more than} Lucien E. Willlama of Chica so ae EP Forest Park, va. M. Keoch, TABLE a or 562 433 565 —39 ’ ‘o meec' Lewis so soon after win- | asset, those days, was speed tenth for a five and losing the |~—“~—~—~\~.-T\~’——o~we>r—>>™” a cee a few points This was true until} and Charles S. Garland of Pittsburg a yy Suman Withee: A lee e | Eom 434 544 542--36—-75—226——301 ning the title. Time to harvest | there were far more batters hole. After halving the next three | hi ° | the third set, when the Califorr/an, defeated A. D. Pribblee and Sir ©. wort), Country Club . r: . i ' ome kale oul aturallv he | ‘beaned’ x, it ' ; ages | became wild ;: f Fy , la alte —_— J. Fairman, Riverview, va. EB. Lancass we . Veteran Ray Shoots 301, rr a were ee | ee oe bar aia ' oars v gritos fe vse a holes in par, Mchee dropped three | Inois Golfers . — ue and: ore He lost| F. Lyle, 6—3, 6—4, 6-4. ter. Kirk wood " : . | demanded Only when the har- em, pitching more fearsome in a row aa Wo! ARG Sh every service game and was unable! Mile. Suzanne Lengien and Miss ¥y. Clarkson, Glen Echo. ta Le Jy AL LEAGUE, O e avorl e The veteran, Ted Ray, “ ith a@ fine , ae f os ; then than now ; as olff kept up his par to return. Lat ost | Hamel. Leacock * | i | vest was in and the field gleaned | na , is: ficures and eve lipase PS rT ‘oste’s swift shots/ Elizabeth Ryan defeated Mrs. Col- ¥ warts, Midiand Valley, vs. C. H, ir if ‘ast round of 73, tied Arthur Comp- would Lewie be given \sk Silver King-—-he knows and even bot a birdie three S| down the side lines : 1 Mis Cc T ell, 6—1, | Deters, Bristol Shop poay. Seer ston for second place, each haviag SWE SS VER: ONews “Also, the pitcher was not on the 307-vard sixteenth by hol- | | Hennessey is t? ‘wate and Miss C om Sandy Auchterionie. Normandie. Wh >! according to. championship pre- compelled to face the batter, ing a 12-foot putt. Wolff fell off] —mee s the only American 6-—2. Arthur Smith. Westwood 24 413 «4.619 .6n3 | Ray had to make a six-yard putt Therefore, a match at this | the Datte morning, dubbing two shots i1 l.. June 36 me 413 au me | ar ieAle to at the eightbenth ice might be looked upen ae ' at a new white ball Two new B, Ing Snots In ay Bill Mertz of St. Cla! ‘ : iy “on You’re the Man Whose Collar Does Not Fit 20 (OT 25 ays Ten Thoroughbreds to Go to to tie Barne but was a foot short! kance, even with a $60,000 purse eee ey, st oN ont thie~nern : | ic co Ree , Post in Classic T of the cup fe. bh ty livide eee ‘ 4 ms start of each game Thereafter seem, ah a of St sarge 125 4 Want = see ron" om e divided two ways as the blackened practice balls were proach to the side of the green em of Mount Vernon, modaltet, "are i orrow I , lexpected to win their semifinal | wus the sixth euccessive lure used. T know, because threw | McKee took advantage to win wit! ‘ ‘ antag ‘ith This : rid : : —Record May Go : . ® seasor farnes Nat © » to sreat Cro ‘ost Stecher ; ' then put from the llayers s . ‘ -) = i . , i ~ ‘Pp . ee . s* weilebi ‘ * oi : . j c ? ‘oe : i they rhes ing interest here today was devoted attempt at The title. te Wwe Ker ? e¢ as ne ‘ ‘ isking | as Ne i] ’ ov SCHIEI eR | while McK ee VM AS short ana missed finals Slal ted OVE r the local coun- | mashin = Raa or ) almost exclusively to the Latonia “a Smith Goes to Pieces. it for $30,000 at this time ‘ . ne ate ro 15-foot putt fora par Wolff. tn try club course at 10 o'clock i nt . . ‘o ; : . . ‘ . ; . } P j . £ y eye . p - . _— ve ny Today | Derhy—the greatest 3-year-old @ Smith lost a golden opportunity : : : . 4 | chipping out the trap, overran the | — rhey are 36-hole af- “ 4 a pony stake event of the summer racing to win the title lie knew before Which Would Win? | All Right, but |e¢ighteenth green a second time, | fairs. | ' 29 "S25 ‘509 ror “rent A field of 10 thorough- he start¢ d that he had {oOo Go Amo i. i TECH ER an } I ewis hy ive | TS 1) h I . R t Yr at hut managed to ret aown in five | Mertz was paired with Tom | : - bd ot hehe «? Sa : si te 4 2 ‘ ‘ . ¥ 4 W. ‘ j : ; —_ i Stct Ta 44 189 reds have been named to £0 to erate «5 to win, or (9 to tie ,4 rnes, SS met hefore Gener lis en Le a ris t, ou xu it mu Wolff Equals Par Rainey of Mount \ ernon., a bril- | j ; ox pri ae : - the post tomorrow but after do ng ime Arat twotholes sae . : - . ‘ . a an- also be remembered that In Wolff's og ’ the , : iliant youngster who mav give the | wa 60 5 4955 * oe - ' scat - at ; O128 | tng Stecher has had the petter | 4 ine ¢ ' . ‘Mr ai) | uv on secon nine} : ' , att ~ The fie = ita eg . 1887. the year in which O'Neil : chi: : “a li. a4 1442 4h2 ABT | S eld will consist of Flying in par his game went to pieces. lake “ainienhene tik Cet we me | — | | ape gave him a total of 73, equaling! champion a hard tussle. Reeder 7 : “pep | Ebony, ‘ky established his world’s record, | d atehe be SE . 37 ain 106 : entucky Derby wi l nor Nic 0 matched drives and putts ith T. | i : tps : | Oe : : nner, He visited bunkers with distress-!| Which went five hours to a draw par. McKee took 39 on both halves! , — | 42 .344 S48 sea | SWope, Captain Hal, Ki “iy aw. | » HIT was credited the batter *'J. Dunn of West F o==m=() — | . "| Broadway Jones Mill , om Nad}, ing :requency, played cautiously In- There will be claims and coun- | ¢or each BASE ON BALLS. Also, | for a total of 78, which was the| — Mert eli gunna | > ~s Ve » SLLLIWICK, Carac- ef of taking chance on ey :, ae , mesg ae — a“ “| game score recorded b .., | Mertz encountered unexpected | . tus. Step Along Deeming Pr | st ad O1 aki ne ¢ mances ot looW hic Ler cialims of superiority before | in that year, the hatter was al- , s . : ee rde 1 bs hot h ar tf. resistance fror * ay . p ys Results. ind Old Slip / , ogress ures, and ultimately began missinz, this pair meet Stecher seems | lowed or wR STRIKES Last lett and Swick, so that Wolff, in| West F kf . gypsies , | | ; . ~ ’ ‘ 29 . . . ; ; . . — ' " \ + - ° | es ‘*TrankKktort ves "Tae ' NAL LE AG U K. The classic Will be run over the uiny putts. | to have the better claim, but |! year Babe Ruth drew 14° bases | aye tigen round, was five strokes shootints odpationt ct Na pir by | ro ica orste Ss | 2. Cardin 4-7 bSas re ar The leaders : thi lLewi ,ette Vici . +n | better than the other single final-|. salts 1© | CHam- ait ont ‘gular Derby route of ¢ aders finished in this or-; ewis has the better puvlicity yn balls Thev would have been singie fina . . a mile and On DAIIS. rr _pion came through, 3 8 and iaen Li lnaeuns m. is ; , = aad - ’ a wn ger me | ists gh, 3 and 2. arre}! — , a half. der: But you can't win a wrestling | HITS in 1887. Weath« vies i | Today's pairings and yesterday's | “y - : : . a" ° ’ ”~ r ft) it in T ‘ mY . 7 ; ‘ ' na 49 cons i i¢ ns Ww -re “; ; / : ’ ‘ ; “J 5 - York.. rain. rom present indications the ; Jim Barnes. New York, 3009. I l in th papers. Just to indicate what an uD- i le alle ie light “A nar ey results: | OO oth | ‘ trac 7 — Te , lier * . ° . OMY a SEN reeze tem- |! ‘ aieanten rain. e ’ Fores t i sabe 2 r Jy spi iders. William|5 and 4 fn the second, so that his C. M. Lat hiodon te. Clair. defeated W. jf Never before in the heart of the season have I offered | Caplain als effort Co st aile ‘ ie a ae ane Se eee rand fh wey = ats SS RB. . « ? ‘an : , ; gue Results. ee oe etfert | wae remartabl Be. Compston failed to tie Barnes’ | Park No 10—Euciid is. Weliston. 3p. | and P41. EIR sce ylasebtinn’ madi tana wk golcth. Centralia. “2 fead 1 such a tremendous saving on Summer Clothing. hops richness! Call for — 23. 4.5 ; fe ‘ tio ad y missing @ 10-yard putt on! A, orest Fare APP Serer 82 oer et gk elas | favor 3 ee ere” a W ' THREE-T. i Bee mile 136 5 b eet —" a: 1s the last green The Nort : NI : — : e 2 Ae H ce a ' n aan Sunday’s Results. ns cose 2 6 te wo 0 ere ae ae — tae 4 a ta lafeated W | ords omnes nei hate what these values mean to you. : FALSTAFF SUPER~X | winev 4 ee ’ e —e os r . . a ‘an data j ,O0G 7} . “ “ : ‘ | ar et S victories “ ere rained hy oc Woe . ialr Cerlrate« > ° . . ” ; , SWove Went a mile in 1:41 1-5 deter sthester pro made a valiant atte , Cupples League—Fores Park Xo. 8 | Dugoin Tem Wins. jes a tee & ~ | Judece William Borders, St. Clair. 4 and 3 You will have to come in to really appreciate this ex- | ™ © reparting for the West in the follow but his ball SRLO TT HN Envelope Co, v4. Rhino, 3 p,m. Ca, Innings. 1 94578789 THE") excellent shooting H. A. Wilson. Hichland, defeated Duppe ceptional offer anywhere. Be Suringficid game post- | "Come: Quarter. :23 3-5; half, :47 &o 4 . mS Ha ran just by the edze! rondelet No w—ATCO VS. (srenem ” | DuQuoin o i a ae ee? W as als ewad « Rea. Renton. 2? and 1 . | nde a lg “Quarters, } 12 4.5 te wae run of “om cup | m m > Que in : 0 = - ° 0 9 : x a 1:3 2 tiles si h oe gscenebeny nage — Fred Merrills« St Clair defeated Dr : j Peace indily at the end ; KEmplove!t Tovs'. Brotherhood League Ratterie Le & ‘ oO | suUrRNOU wing caught in a dif- | Gambill Centralia. 4 an ' tloon rt: a } "Pars ; cyte , . As i : ‘ erie s— Kimmel Collard and Leek: | : y ? " . ; looniit Rton 1; be . iVing tubonys “worked out a siow mile At the «¢ nd of 7 he third round | ~Mane — r . a se itz Bi Copcirn — Bouguillion (‘yaig and Ihckson . | fic ult corner of the dra WwW, SO that J +s i a, Bn gy’ Vernon defeated Come Early! Get the Pick | FALSTAFF CORPORATION 4 4 ‘ coming her if 50 ~ iiv t ; > pi pb m.,. Mancnesecr ‘a rk—Bacnelors vs on s4€5G789 7.5.8 he had to overcome Don Ander- of Your Favorite Pattern! . LOUtS, MO, ‘he . iY tay thie Ti ir . - . A) ty : - . 2 i ° here \s *Y nae T } 2c 1h) & arrisoure sa oO Oo 0 o () r — F 7 | - ~ ar , ‘ ‘ 4 _ — on half an il a ree: th —, \ ts & th Were within fNve strokes of each eet i... , a a 2 Mae — 8 Car’ mills 70000 6 . 4 > 10 . | son, ulWilue: of Manion, Craig . a . (7:40 1-5 handily | . a Mher, with aggregates of 221 and | Evangelical league ‘inte rmediate)—~ | atl fes—MeCory and Cowan: Pyle ang | McKee of Des Moines and Frank & Jersey City ral! \ . angel z i Lynch. , on ; } ; or nt i | tf tY a k worked a mile over @ fas £226. respectiveiy, ror the 44 holes O'Fallon Park Ne hr Ee we | ype ns Eagle la nae ii Yo Get t W. P M K 7 h | rpaan mito. rain, ack mut sulked = A aap “t b tide ' , St James 30 (YFalion Par nings os “Re Qe o om 4 7 » Ciba | Ue u h eo following factions: "tearter. unger Emith took 76 and Barnes 79 ini No James. va m ers. 1 “30 Dp. m week ‘ ae a ( : ; 0 . 0 Ps 4 LF ". 4 Watts Gives Wolff Hard Fight. | e m. : Cc ng : ' TEXAS. | — is taree-quarters, 1:20; mile, 1:47 2-B » this morning's round The third Evangelical League (seniori—O'Fal- | Be ae 290105000 x 813 O},” He had no easy task yesterday | © bg | a. ~ 8. Dallas 3. | neon (whic es a mie American antedint ae Ragen lon Park No. } oF iede n 3 VS © ag su A i cae ~~ evel renie and Smith: lsom. 'in overcoming Watts, for the latter | tan ar oO atloring | tt W : . nay start) went a +! “ . : ‘ emt. ¢ QD } (Y Falion 'i=a-k NO — oT. . Shi - P aa : ws : ed al - . jen 1:41 2-5. handily with fotiowing Teturned a card of 76. for an ag-| James vs_ St. Stephens 3:30 »p ™m.; = 3 ve : ; shot the first nine twice in 35, or! eaite Faille iS. lions Quarter, :24 1. -5; half $e /Sregate of 238 ngs O'Fallon Park No. 3—Zion vs, St. Johns, | 7. Ces rose 5 AF 2 PoE | two under par. | Bhreverert & iree-quarters, 1:14 3-5: mile. 1:41 yee OL Sep ! 3:30 p. m.; O'Fallon Park No, 4—St. | orkas 0 1 3 : 0 3 fiom i Wolff, } q gore Caractus went € mile in 42 2-5. eo, ad 2 Peters vs Bethel, 3 p. m pea Sa - : 0.3 0 2 x— £14 ,. however, got a 74 for the | : ’ NWN ASSOCIATION, fra. tions as follows * walt $ r :24 100 ' mith's final card was: Manutas ‘turers’ lougue —Faircround | vec. — pe fe che 2, istro and Tinsley, |} first 18 yesterday and was even These Goods Will Not Be ) ’ 7 11. Mobile 10, co oO: three-quarters “1:15 4-5. mat : = eeeeraa No ‘ P satan et ng | West F Sat better on the second round until } | | Di I d i O | Progress worked three-quarters #3654466 4—42 | Aties Ts a = at mm: Woes it Park. Triple eat Fvankfopt 7. “arterville 6. , + ° “a : ispiaye in ur pereg Tack. ¢ pig ‘won, 5 and Orieans &. o. a ae , A—Triple A vs Wabash. 3 p m. ere rorni a 5 PU Etinia and Nashviith. Mi “e >- 5 . face ® 7 ae a ee a a ante . eon ep ee /'ROKUSEK AND KLEIN This n rning he ruled favorite S id h WESTERN, nor League Standings. _ 4's aan as 221 soa] path No" a fom teen, SEE" | ASSISTANT COACHES (°°, S18, but nearly a dozen fa-/ SOMEORS Ste arters [? Okiahome City 1 INTERNATIONAL. ® CUBA T VwAve - | neérs vs Anse Accts.. 3 op. om , | vorites of various degrees have lost double grip garters Sites. | | mettre ay og Be: cite an et O MAKE CHANGE | ,, Stuy Soon! tak'counte 13,4) | URBANA, IN. June 26.—Frank | and McKee playing as well as they birth to the id T : | 4 ; Buffalo 39 3 avg IN ITS 5 hbo CUP TEAM 11. Ls. 1314 15 B., is. 2) 2 Se | Rokusek, captain and end of yee “aon McKee playing as well as they | Be te axe Ame be = R O U 7 E, R S | Sunday Schoo gur— -- tush : ir |have in various matches, any slip! ©O our whee rakes. Lincoln 4. porente 41 pad £ ] aa Roch'ter oR 40 " eading 40 31 563 Pro'ence 25 44 , Forest Park grounds 6. 7. 19. 24 | University of Illinois football team | lea 3 a ‘ SPN Ds Me orn iy Bye 1) —— J { its . "s $1 S55] Sv C use "4 48 a4 a Ace had ae] } ’ 7 . . . . = ‘ > . ~ oa ° . ~ ; last fi 5 a ar by the fi ‘orite oOaayv e > y AN ASSOCIATION. ; HAVANA ¢ Marg aa - ea > . a B ie “ng Soe Bog go py 4 end mult ivorite today meant de- Same principle— Made-To- our-Measure 5 Z 50 0 e il ms trom 915 to = 2 . | AMERICAN ASSOC LATION. . .? AN! A 11L)ee ) , ric . . , . } : “omysneg Club W. . Pet. Club. W. Blio Paris, captain of the Cuban} LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS. isis inclusive, nave been added to | see _ double security. Four | In 100 New Patterns 5. k *t)° ts - 1) } “* ly valle 40 ae & ty « K { “ts eva 32 ~ Da | — ‘ " an i) } } , ; | i 4 \ ‘ \ ™) LTO, le xs. —Johnn ¥ | | e R. \CES AT of t WO —_ 7 . { uf { | mM, Ww lic ] Ww il] | lay | ; 4 | | pele | | - — = Paul 2-7 ) Ine ; o iia oa ol esi ds | Col’'bua. @8 3 a hf er . RB Minneerols 7. . ‘aul g ‘AT A swimmers » ¥F ‘@- | ° S34 Independence 12 Muh W. 1. Pet Club w. L. PRMD Plaquer . « nso and Edouard DAVENPORT, ta—Mike Dun- sek. ces hie baat 7 ‘fl to repre | “You Will Never Regret a Suit Made by 13, Okmuleee 10 Peoria 36.16 4197 Danville 24 297 & Pract} . the Spanish team, played! dee of Rock Inland knocked out Klein will coach the varsity ends { municip 1 : . ° T ae mH 3 ia 4 Ani aes 00 r We ute an i n2h quincs 50 28 4 Bare Lames vesterday. The’ Tim O'Dowd of Louisville in the while Rokusek will assist Olander | oe Re th WM. P. McKNIGHT” . MGV 24 eek AD Then 1 Ze «4 — Were crowded opening of a 10-round hout + wit) h ir , 5 Kl netor On ®% 510 Sn'fiel 17 32 vp . With the freshman variety. Seam maseean p Hels => | UNION SHOP UNION LABEL LL WESTERN ASSOCIATION. | i Club W. L Club w. L. — ey re NKS MACKMEN | aren re Si Si J Muaere 20 3 My Store Is 2 Doors From the Corner Come to the Big Store With Sith 50 81 .704 Sp'field 2% 43 WIN A. L. FLAG) °« «ce. 34 38 472_In'dence 23 48 ated Press. | TEXAS. ai “ | Club. W. L. Pet. .club, W. Ie LPHIA, June 26) —\ rr Wh. 50°19 725 Dallas. 33 a6 4 RYT ntra Weeks remain in the | Hston.. 44 27 20 3 port. 20 41 4 | E Afon during which any- | San A’ o 38 22 SAT Waco... 20 40 . nces able to happen to the| * ®& F'ls 33 St .403 mont. 20 51 - | | 2 ding of the teams but w ESTERN, R D , } | ® fan-—he comes [but | Club W. TL. Pet, Club, Ww. Ie Buy Now for ; Y E who has faith in | _enver.. $0 44 et! paced +4 De re h . : 38 2 a7 ‘ic ‘ 3: Ma a8 20 (hat Wichita 31 3 the Fourt A Summer | k's players winning they St. Jiph 34 So 340 Tulen Don't wait until the Inst minute, open 603-605 Pine St. | 203 N. 6th St. League pennant | Ok'a Cy 34 31 529) Lincoln 63 38 « ‘ . er to the Public Ledger. | rAC 1c CO AST. your necount and «et your ( orduroy ore PH LTEX | of Washington writer é | Club .. # — Club w. Lb. Tires NOW for that 4th ‘of July trip. Make i 4 b : . | | | it a glorious Kourtht Put on ¢ erduroy Cords | | Doors From Sixt Doors Fre rt | The latest, the —Ride Enas—Pay Kass: Your credit ts goed! A DOLLAR BILL IS ALL YOU NEED! ef the areatness of the demand for Cor- ires we ask you to open your account duroy Cord T today _ tomorrow Sure and save disappointment. cerdutoy Cerds are selling fast and furtounty: NOW, FOR THE FOURTH! Dent pay higher prices. elxewhere! Come te the Corduroy Tire Market for your Tires! Our custo- mers «ny that Cerduroy Mn are the most economical Tires you can We sell CORDUROY TIRE MARKET sare accepting applica | By Nii ga 82 890 Oakland 34 4 reeervatitons fer world . nerd 40 QF 19 ono "4 44 feats ion the as-!| Los A’‘es 39 3D son * Vernon. 20 51 that the Athletics will American League pen. | Western Owners Meet. fe enter me for two : wiiabe etand, second or third BY TICAGO.. —. “yune 26.—Clu between home plate and |owners of the Western League will between home plate andihold a_ special meeting at De Moines, Ia., today to consider th advise me what is being | umpire problem. President Tearney ything, in the matter of | said that he considered the staff — 23 ONT Port'nd 33 et 4 -_ = = Eee most fashion- | able, semi-soft banded collar. 3 for $1.00 GARTERS Phillips Jones, New York NO METAL CAN TOUCH YOU Remember the Address Wmm.P McKnight Hecause beleeat ~~ it te a pefies | the most efficient in the ~<a BALLOON KI ‘ 3 | ; eservations are be-|the league Other question 7 All. HOWARD G. SKINK “é ed, what will be thw vetetnn affaires of the Aeague also TIRES 2870 WASHINGTON Bot 1. EVARD H | i i g x Tr ? Ask the Man Who Wears a Wm. P.| se on which they will | will be discussed, President Tearney c vedit Open Evenings Till &. sundays Till 1%. mme a n pairs. McKnight Suit” ’ A GREAT COLLAK i. 0 900 0000970 00H08 000 0G 00 OHSS 0 OF PES SOAS B56 06 5508 2900880060000 said. ; een ae

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—_ a tenia ee ay at : . Boge ve Sad VO ic oT Mt ail St oe as - _ ‘> t er 2 ‘ RIDAY., sm reienat aa TOGFINDA CAPABLE OFF ICE HELPER is an urgent matter sometimes. Get him through these columns.“&h oyun 36" 1998 ; POST-DISPATCH ne —— = . ma r ba loon tires man ster. ue ; ur Crear sister gieteT-in-iaw and sunt, i: FRATERNAL NOTICES TRI WIRING. ET and 29th: learn to dance in 4 private Fi NISHERS A ND s ANDERS—. mn ” ay : D ~{ a t iclion ‘very Tues. and . : _— ic weanizati ym. ,| | awe st. és “ype, overh m¢ aint, sh 0 ) “A 7 S estimate: your electric work. F.| ancing ane instr ns « 7 4 . , allanph » guint tae ae sae Ramm M. Co.. ou , > amen ~~ at Ou . : from Math Hermann & Sone chapel, Fair | Masonic Meetings = Sabutee 2900 Arsenal. Sidney 3616M Thurs evening: men fic, ladies 402; in- ait ; = rienced on ron ronery | SALESMAN—For sof drink. who can SALESLADIES — Experienced preferred ne 308 N. is st $195: terms. 2525 stecke iin Or 11 ' Phone Parks ow ae terms and Weet Florissant avenue Titerment ’ (cs) | cluding instructions and ch ecking. (cS) FIREM AN = lores 79, exper Di spatch. (cd) arive truck: ealary andi commission but not necessary: salary. —— os MOTCR—iOne 1% b. pl > and Sunday (ca) } « a. - + nisin preeae Cnmeters ' a —?" | ALSABIL 1ADGE. NO_ 544—Special-res $35.50 WIRES 6 rooms. complete, with |GRAND Bi COMMUNITY CENTER—} - atomer: —— = tent) at Decatur. Ill.:| must have forceful personality and proven | and bonus; ——— So to, those | 110 or 220 motor. Cabany ae — - ‘ rires er em 5H ia ‘Sedans For Sale ste Las Ae’ iu ,eure , ween eeu _ - —- ‘7 * > > 4 . » , RS ; ro ; kamen " or ¢ ncated : Oth. et. = i Cottage; real saesmen; leads furnished and per | 19 ‘s oa: ex . hUunhera Rut da, Jy ee uv» »* % , COMING EVENTS EXTERMINATO I RIV ce Ads ca Benn ot R. et. | ; Si _ an. 4 Chic age ; eona! cemonstration _ St anged: Uverai j , ouves. 4 83: a5 > ad 5 , $3: 23>. $365 Fo Ty? T. a LC 7-pare aut urban Log M. laugh * parjors : afayetio are ' T 4 Tours BEDBL' revar 18, mosqultoes ants. ra‘a. Urac ACcmas, wc 2 e.Inay. Or. : a. reurve PL * MAN CAR & M rG. ‘ OORP. ( (c2) i commissions. AD» ly 9-12. 74. Mr. Car- | ' wi ane 4390 Oo} ive ae ied) ’ 4.7a «0 mani mor de | Aelt 4 meoYyr! alenurs lntermenut at ay Automobi Se rips an etc nl mo Spray: Kuaranteed exterm! paneeiennin ais eoaeaieneaimianetemninien 3 CLE RKS— Experienced: ~ pefer- | _Tington, 929 Pierce ‘Bide. lor) A U | O M O B ] L “yous: many + xtra. Six3:' *wlentid condition {hroughout ‘ : R ave . . ’ ; [* a -s @& o. Vv pa. 7 ’ nator, vera leliver “ nour LOGS Externe : FROM ERY ~~ LER ADD + » pee! . 5286 SALESM AN—Preferably | ow ning ‘aaaetien ' . i ay P81: 35 - ‘ terms. 1905 Locust. : snect) ion in vtt ec! Ww emi - Raeker MAT Kk hotered ty rest on Thuredas A — . I: iane t's - pe alt § at on EX oF ar Ei —— v7 E 1 r A CHAS SE — iy 4° * .- Ml AN—- ” wm \4q Weer ’ ‘Oo 0 ‘ ~ a rn 5 ; ’ Wi aT ¥ } vE eR, ry n-—ADPpy os BL 140s " , . r rn = "ix 9? T “een : . . emetery Pidecent oe waa oun be ; oe CONCRETE cur and wrecked without ; } ] are , 105 N ith. U.lve 576 asi. i i = * PERA! A>} ~s ee us. good ay nd leads — ished _Bermen. : 2304 Frank)! n. 333 7Y j — ; _ ts . a : r net ' n 4 + : . Pic nd _ Tinvas r 586) lirne 14 1. st ~~ but you m ‘ e : DR a WIN: —ARD nie _ Wanted LIVE aj Che reve seians 193 lieve weetonian M oF A wein Pert 7 ) la ily —E—————e « IVE M ‘. N aid of work. as as Autom bile Se vi os sal mY f! ~ int. DRAPTSMAN| : mn . ‘ NS De Tonty Tes re * INU RE- BU IC IK GARRISON | int: metor perfect terme to | ° . ; . ° ™ . , ‘¢ ’ a. ' Qe VA ‘ ome .'% > a n : 7 ~ : me : o ' way ten _— ’ SELL. Entard into ret on Thureday fot ago fare $7: K C 4; Denver —— : 8 Reape stant ete ward on Steamer J. S. Apoviy ers Bide. — “46 3 i esvedtin we (cd) AUTOS ag oma Felt ee aS ae coupe: repainted and overhauled, Sunday and eventnes june V7, ia’, hCltlC] 1% a eo: ' : > e . Pe Ankeles ENCAVATING grading and wreck ng a i oe cae a ~~ oe Ver ee whar’ _— ———— BAB Np at daa — a a ; i S4o 1706 § alion. Fors - moBsBiL Cheve ‘ole : Mei, iy VS yeare, beloved 2 . + ofortmat ¢ S857 or Linde’l 220¢ cs CADIALD OCLW EE: , ose ott fi la SALESMEN ELE Ric FAN—Electnec. 12 inch, oscil- | ———— Vea ne ~ ’ - terme. wue & oP =F NE eH SSP 2 yeare, Eve sae , priy tier at ig _ OSs : oo = boat. foot of Washington at ©} TO WORK ON STR AIGHT WEEKLY he olin direct urr ent * Washburn 4‘ aK W td. ——All kK nds: pay ¢ : — pe: late > 1921: only +$145, eb 1922 Bur ~ ety ee tees ne . be ——— ny ge ery | na E M LUMBER PILE RS—Mus be experienced ' SALARY AND § EMIS MO STHLY mandolins 7. oe itar. 1 ‘Violin. 1005 Cnest- pt at Juntata._ $id, —_ ay terme. Sovth Side Buick, Sens we © Adige * ‘ ee gg ir a ae aiiina be capable of! | considered. Call h outside’ selling ng. reac ’ nia owe, Se Ty Electric, 222 Geventer 7 late models. tire and | COLE—Sedan 192% model. 7-pa . er tee > " , 7 : . — ' re ‘ ’ ‘7 Aye * ae aaa® 7 ‘ 4 , ” 7 hd ‘ a art ‘ OG 7 i sass _ as 7 —_ =e TA = % ‘ a amu te : = . +. " ; " . - “ . — ; . , fom Moydeil parfore, Mississippi and A Paasrns lida *) actors. Victor 4316R, 2632 nae . x. dl _ help: en e reference. Box } for work WEILH & CO.. 1109 Olive et (c8) AUTOS Wid —Dealere. let us saint like new. many ex'ras. guaran | cellent condition; must be sold on avenues. tw ow Vicker Cemete , . — 261. Po t-Dispate! eT Na AS Oo (co ORGANIZE your own sales force. we “fur- ; 120 gallon. Kinberg used-car trade-ins; we need cash or terms. Ayres. Authorized morte iage: will he oriced se Me a wh 8 Lodee Osveta No o% , ; ski AN Jes . . v fo x ave! Monday roo PA is TING: wo! " wanted by old and reli = B0YS Mia HINIST—Exvern ar ed D mice and dri nish offi ‘e and co- operate A y: men P PAINTS. ¢ ou.ge! os ft. z Kaiion } ‘eo 38) ce oe oe a roadsters, 1418 N ._ Ki neshiehway fr, Baste “pen ~ indave and even ot ; hi ws i+ - Oo Ta SBr i 1” Teall r itcnens a room Oo i‘ eral .s aes IKER— Nat onal ~17-quart ; A “ ll = ’ coupe excellent | condition: at n | a ima 2547 aac: * sole . uiture 4 ly 7 LF ** : - . - : . le co ‘ a a r- —_ ~# eed 18°R N. 17th at {eo a.m. only "055 Rallwavy Exchange. size: sia Cc wane oe y 552W. 4. . . F RD Wr a Tou ny. _- Drivate _ whee! and nae "6 refinished - : DUDG &—ILiue! nese man am \ dan. i“ ‘ A ‘1% ; nh re! imty eet « Vednes . PAINTING, tntertior and exter or Co ‘er ~ : ~ ‘ b =e om “a pS : anes Jt _* fu ~ —_ x" - = : Smartsitik _Mitls ” - le “al =e ata . ‘ he in re >i ve coneda't 4 y from new car. erme. y 7 new (}9o0d! oe. Studeba Ga) June 4 Lio a ee i in i SPECIAL NOTICES / a ar i romeed Oli 1400 Cock ry ena mecnat ™ Pe pairs Box O-213 i ery iene - SIA - i’ at »> @ P ~ — ———EEeEE———e— iin C5) | TRUONKS—w ardrobe and dresn; Game- | ege sh 5 nde! M559R. ; | a 7 de — 2123 (eB) . Delm a ber de ane , Pray > AO at ! . * 4 7 3 , LeosaWw ic7) 1) ezperiences 62 588 eer oe a tite | ‘Metropol Sto Co.. 395 ive. st ——F - —— ——— i tml troccrean : = ———--— 7, wea Ria pe liertMert; “wife of the wid mia my thy | os y _ - : as anil an a spervisory abilit etro > itan rage . LET H ube? >} on wv ur ear . - "4 “model: ew balloon Lav IMG Ee hatte THERsS— - te lire I khagr beer eve teicot vet My , ST’) , A . Wa . 54 ~ RNA GAK ry anes é =, es na ana - ¥ i iS eiiioe a mot ey) " ndid — rtunity HELP WTD -——WOMEN. . GIRLS ~ 7 _ — -- ic — — (cS) . TOO1 Lox ust Open « . nee ak wood 4 wheels 3313 Wa 1S ) meviels lo west ao ron renk, Cora and i | Biickha Mrs PRI bal STR : sae) = Sa = foo advancement. give experience. refer r YD nm RY 4629 Delmar for trunks. suitcases I *$ TO 7 : ; eed 30 days. as of brand-new car iniah A Vie . a’ : NI . ‘i . ~ 4 ar : ‘ri 4 Mi) . ' \ K K } , “ i. STORAGE AND MOVING BA 3 K mR ~ , ’ : ; 4” 9 an xe exper " ‘ wh We fei me . 3 - ‘ ne ‘ -* = F-2* A ‘ a ‘ DAN i i ~—in ‘ des ber “yy x3 “S15 You “ and han tbags. me ‘eso wee: a Hy, ‘Hut ta, seat J 4 guarant (eT) ' attrac tis > . olere gS -y-— # a | wrar - ther The reg .7 ” ’ ’ rf? ’ - 4 la al 7 — - at s “ i oer erce as ane, 181° s- Re}; : © ? ae ry “om . , = i ’ E ce? au, a xbperte! ed pr ererrec = > -W eek x- . . : a ° ¢ e?. . - : ~ : - 3 : i eS ae ° : : ’ , enon) fs he family residence 4054 \tirion * Oo Hridge. Structure! ané | ‘ a ed RL L say, indore dD a. © a a, | 1 ——— or - ———- | Post-Dtspa eS ES Ae a five phone number. Box F-36. P.-D. x . 4 U M « LEANER—G arac size, srs; | TOURING CAR Wid — Good: whi pean "RIN 3074, ‘Locr sr; teed mechanieaily terme tr on ‘ , , , ¢ Phone Borpent 261 S. SbARKER-—s gcou be 1 hal goog rei- . » WiFk—T. or] ,? r ; EES Gn ony BE yw ne c , reasonable. Gateway ara: i ; RIHW she BOMONT 3700 Motor Co. Inc. 3041 SS Lacu iain aver i* m Tuto: iter nour Jur fies ern? | ' W ke ® w“ he 6? at : > ne ’ . ' : MAN AND Wirt. : ’ am eiia BAR ER Wi ) r exverienced AppDiv &.3 a = wo. chandise. Msi at 7 . i ——— “ " i at ‘ le ’ ts on oead —. Var " ns y nt . th ; en ‘ s “1 , ok aot aT rates on long distance Tas go ~ erienc ; . - . . -_ = — — wr ee , " fei ne ’ ro : hd r « Cemeter) iiniaw mftes “tae FPay: nel “Etat Crawford Phe tH t 261 S) *. ANITOR—Sit ; col 1. 03 x perienced. bes Ce a a alias’ temetablon yp XPER] “100 F UTOS ¥ ), finished every desirable acenesery a 58 8 Dest =~ f nea ear: , 7 . : . ‘ e hy ' _ Teh ar, ~—"T, aT’ pREI NGG Poon? 5 ry, e, ere? *s s. 642.) ’ _ ; es eet 4 : ‘ : : Me ~s r na. a ca u ) ne BARESOIB Enteres! into ree m Tues | ve open f ~~ eed to - all puget hemi “ ne tora . eb VAN “77 - , u ‘ :, ‘ a -_—— . ENC ED K LN DERS | ‘TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING ' i og gee i ot anyone. pe terms ye gy SM wy sorter | : taper? : 1 members rm re ‘ ’ ‘ bout your mo’ » ace « Patni i& 24 s uo : : ani eet ciel Pann ’ 588 ae a “4 14 A aoe Po . a a , af te a tr ; - , i : be adn b's , , must t ' a a... 4a , byy eontra ; * } by wey nu > a? I ores wee? cats 4 P | . ‘> f = ("lj 4 M . . =! reat + , 0 -“ om ‘ 1 . on Ne wing Machines | MACHINES Re’ Te Ju a $100 to =a sp a Open Sun: ‘av and evenings. (cd ) FOR D— Sedan. hy ke new mar do wd EDS + , wat ’ wt@h ¢heac ’ ' : - cu Lindell 474 aN? ao die . oe - ' - — -— aes oy tent is thle jon se || before you ere us. 155 195 Tf “Miu Krendie inee Kiingert) lear father eir membereh ip ® th ther { you pay Rewers way oo . ee a “pepntes Amis WOrk, Spears ws. > \ewetablie department t t EVR-KLEAN SEAT PAD CO . ¢ a Soa _$15 mist ell »> lout . : : Fr . J ‘io ; - ; Ve~ . . o ———— andell 303. DWe have the lareest and hest selection terme Pie Four, 2718 § ‘ie oe. sand @) years a ae De wre oo acacia -. anteed service at reasonable rates. pri- MAN AND WIFE—Sit Oo 6«Senere | SAN AND WiFE—To take care of re-| _Sales; girls; references required. Apply ‘practically new Box R-84. Post-Dis. ss t Wt'd TT Siate mode! used Ford coupes we have) HORT Sedan. 1091. $95. For , } Liners) a ‘sf the letdner : hape! ee a and Corrim Tretia ron vr eres ~ . ate room storage n 0 ne i. i. et 4 . -19 hovuee w. i ‘ x ne chau‘ le wr. ‘,.18 «*s ae P . ; ‘ : . Set e ~ . - ay Fe x EF. WwW ash! net on Candy Co . 302 Ww ash! ng" on. { Or) u Os > : : . rac. they are oes all oon for = ’ c heap | ~niee NRG Faeton » gauts avenue Naturday June 4 ati Wash et Centra 5Ane (-l17) _ { ' HO 0M pa ree Powe. Tiana t 5) TYPEW RITERS—I nderwooa Remington. | We par cas eh a and every one guarat! — 52 ‘ x - PORE Sedan firet-clase ndit 3 DP» y, v’ thw | mwiy of (, odd (eruni4 : an . - “i ™ . ING at star a AS \7 4 \ aii ~é wa8 4 , ™ . iwc work in = : . — _ - - —_— - — cm ‘ »"T'¢ 7 _——— ER ' = OP — 7 = ee R y ’ - . a —~ i : Rg eas eae marta | .| COOK—Wh ite: middle-aged for co Intry ‘ik .e- sat. & uGara OMe — 2s. o\se . “ . . | . : : . reTerer - ‘ rae rt) oe een - na 7a ae Ff ’ o . ; Ler , Sse : . amt ; ’ OFFICE BOY—Sit wwe it reliable and abilitv. reputation and'‘financial standing . between © and 9 D. m. at 205 vA _MMissou! ota ll a! ‘makes. Cc os Typewriter arch. 3137 Loe ; “nder sedan. Here is a real bar- | FORD—Tud for. 174 neaeties a vy > w my ee . Aap a — ; at fe x lan ; Powe: ‘ eS avenue ope | Genera! W arehousing ( 0. “act ve operat . Lypewrte: w “ in “an om ¢ ne your qua''fications fully It will — al —— = hi! _ Eas +7 20! 3) ie sc ; ‘ 100 6 Locust st. Olive 3505 ce} ie you NEED MO 7h ; -. » ) a } ha! ‘oon tires: other extras: te ' sm mer) ; ‘rake dear hus Shawan tare ruit x CoOMmaining | . ral ( fs 400) wide os nay ¢ m a Ee to hecome | “* Eh Expert en ced on Gressep. opel — ee . | ma . We 25. 5 ’ ' ‘7 r re ‘ rf . weet { ‘ ‘ ral « ax f ] a ™* av se Wri “wUU Le =] ‘ 2 en “a roy eb - ~ tn a view = —, & yp Rg po Rigg a AE goer le nee o. + ond f owas - pieece 8 relure Office. 4900 Deimar PAINTER: veew me wants werk siiemt. financially intefested partners ir witZ Bros.. 920-24 Washington. we 3% $3. 00 DOWN Ss ALE Auto loans in 5 minutes; car left i if FORD—Tud udor. looke like a a brar ‘ ‘ ne : rar a’ Manche ' ar . ‘ hed _ 4 Rea 7, ompany to ‘nvestigat: Better write : aA RES oN fee te ? “me alts i 4 , _ Poe@sessiong: no red ta fap Moe > ' ; one mother niaw and uncle Aged| Gait) PIN—Los bus or Corest. Park Forest 4300 we Sour oF cOnwne Wingeil Weed today. Lebrecht Compa: Waco, Texas | DRESSMAKERS AND FINISHERS—Ex. | ,, Until July 1 we are offering used and re De; confidential, | nal Gow /| in Al. condition: has extras : ) > terms: trades Tate Motor Co a Funeral from dence & rday oT ~- ee y ine ma ables. for a down tayment of only $3 1935 N. Grand. Ra! : 43 Locust 27, ot 1 wo, : no fy > ro June | back Benton 1104) ve seward our consolidated car service. Direct switch RA ; pl Uthaes _ oe gyn aa MEN—Young and middie-aged. tw run ut Mary'ana av aS RS eases (cS9) | salance on easy terms; al! specially priced | —————— — a hi. oa NEED CASH. P¥dends nvited ; _ ards = ae bebe be bl? jt?) Hit Ske isvoet fowntlowr he connection to our ware house a hone for = rT ~ “rT ~ P : "a d ? rears ex ence fraine Z runs. "145 Wal! 1% of” SIRT . 1s ta = veares « f age ti iis > : a £ larante- ; CORON A T y > ti R TE? j : “ a 23 22 GS iOcusT SE Fo-d eedan. partes! eondit : twee 1) | ania | oO CM #K (i,rangd "oOoagwW represeniatis e tt ia al) ' wih) a> 4 1? tr ’ ? 7) s } \ \ j . » Tle! et ; ay +> ge: - its .* ‘Der ‘ la nory 1Sl 7 ‘ ark { ' ~AaT rs CO.. on” WN Geb e? ry ‘ve 2505 ~) Rutomenttel For i lfaeelors hbumpere anes (Om «ter ’ ARKEH . we te : into reet on Th ureday Hts ‘8 ' (ct) A Yo 1 Leavin St ] ouis? S| b ‘“ 4 a *R ] 4 R\ ab be v une MAR. «* - mr oo kL “ms " ~ 4 “rs ~e aid — : ~ lial GIR ’ 4 ) 2 WA ork ha - a ia 7 4:16 Wa ~ * -_——-—— - —" = = ———— : cy sy” PE ~ Wed. ou= Oo ft i} trade ; Oe eemny a mere sagem sa re * biggest bargain in sien ae at a ; ; ; - “po “ ; - . re 7 ° ae ‘ ” trom h le e eo - «it _ , > > _ an : . as assis +> *? + i ‘ ’ V ’ Smenr ‘ *) r | at ic ' Hupmobile Coupe 4 : Aubert ; ~ 4 One io) ‘wr to #Xe ‘ive Mow > 4 ’ ») nas —_ : = s ,¥m? = aie eee ee Parter aml dear Mother of Evelyn PF | pe siern Grand _ =200W , = SE 4 : : ; MEN Experienced structural engie shea GIRL—Experienced. white: general house ANIMAL . a * > _ for Ferd coupe. Tyler 1 ey” fiveer!! and Rarvmowd deer daughter of AN mNL SETTING lave’ on Kings TRAVEI ING TAT ESM AN Sit — - ‘ ; J i L. [ ; | | yomosie pass, seat . covers, | . hn a Trier A ryt ’ nee Miss‘es'pn 11.7 work = a its n fan v 1467 I’nior | ew by }2 gz ar ; mw GIRL Strong white ” board aa roo: / Re an . stg Ss rm —- 546 321 Coaches > eo ter in law ane aunt. age af © ana and MeKee return libera! reward ° - experience “i ore 4 and reference ? ; — : y the . port. ebster Groves. eheter . ~i% (oF : ’ . Dit CDCr Nersthing| complete | PRICE BARGAL ~w . ‘ ; veare 1 | ace : | ' f Barne : PS es Senos cisienibiatininie S148 down i | 19th and Locust. 2 tote te} sed Ford eedar , 1 a” ** , 7 FIRE ‘ ; es Southern and Mid-Weatern State« leet: ME N— Young sever >h & mm, gre c- IiRL—~—E x per:encs good lingerte eho! t COON HOUND My ¢ ned - nda . a! |e a moce: @ i oie evenue. Sunday. June 2A. ot) IMM) Lost, young. black, tan ops atrie MAIN OFFICE. 521) AND DELMAR nad Grad Be grt Rox G-21l P-r unten. ¢ ermanent or Yacation pos sewing silk underwear Liberty Miler. te ceuatncnity “AOR gas a res com » oan |B ‘SSEX—C oach, + : —_ . ener e ;ever had. They are nriced jor wpm to #8 John a Cemetery oH (emtlar Rewari Komont 1,08 We can save you money prompt sors a4 Gg expert ¢ rx S-w i . — agg Eo. . rege: mtg SR =, Peg aniloarr ' ataimatan: tine p> Se sco 408 a ky : + aa nig * gage (Tla. » Beadiles, S-235. 18) & Come earivy ard look them ove irmlay June 4 n°, at Kaneas ‘ te heavy with buvs reward. Webasb rates. reiable representatives ev y“here : = — - - . x se! Bite “ ; LL ze = @ nt hs oid: thoroug everythin Essex 192 5 fir -} ce , dablie : ame qs hone 6 . i : , . >» Gar in®farmat Karee* °° “RO) MEN—The F eT mrus: neeas -~ anu ‘ OX.e*'S r’ ‘ Murohy Trunk breds* wolf oe ad healthy nor hetter: > Lae. " ¢ in rst-class shape: nice, . PRICE aS mo Authortzed ; Mo blliv aber iachmann (nee tm he cl | Phone ) formation _* s TUAT on . orecs 2.t gra a. - | e@ vetter, Fr n ' , ow pabeth S__WoMeEN. GIRLs tive men for established territory: we-| Can S08 N30" st fc) | Shoe cal one etl en cre O1t oe | light, economical coupe. Terms. eee td B Grand, Grune | ace Sk Seary Fiechmann ©) 1 DOG—lost, small white «p answers t© K—s ) training and excellent earnings from > a sen couster: oe | ee es eee Vea) | HUDSON—1999 coach 2944 LOCUST ST. - es aren ——— a . : : *% . - , " ‘ . e , , " . . ‘ 4 ° r : ‘ - a . . ~ , _ : . =~ 4 ‘ g : ‘wa SF ed 4 a? Le sSserT COU r TY 4 t BO : ‘ iris 2. rr Na! a ast Se ee ' : ai = BAP NER— Asleep “yy F anon = or d ‘y. - ” a ne - Hoots. 3 neigh? rape of STOVE REPAIRS mee en Nant tinge os yi hay the «tart Apply 2 ¢t G ana 7 S . be exDerienced - Blumerc’s. 16 N. 72! RISSIAN WoLP HoUND Di pe ener _ tires: repainted: can er ae WEEERS tSED age ' yemoene Repainted Jute on aver Lan ' Ates ang isKha \ ‘ee Seeeee Sein & - . - et Se } t le la rane © eo } . ry 2 — . . 4 - > : ” gn . will sell on easy termes: we E Cor (yarrison an ACs . Hafner (nee Sewing!) beloved wite af Rev iTth Rivervide S34nuiJ \ G BR ATER S QT’ PP iF Y ( 0. DRESSMAKER—Sit nm mit r fanny bh Gs Hwee ; : - ne a aietcbinaiesediaiideid an ties: highly. Del @eree ] 4 months « d, thie car with new-car se a C men evenings and Sunday (of) ad e er gnod 4 Mather dear mother of Willem, Paul and Litho ime! lat figure! georgette +a. ¥. y a’ r home Parkview 2074J 60 = “eee Louthern VW sabia Tro te rs -X DerTien ed iace curtain k Ander.- from orize-winning ocd reasonavle. | Niotor Car Co 2607 Bell . & y ; FM : JPA BRL it. youll Kerl Mere HW OF ire Mere * fT Stuel gy po ao Mielineeens aewedl STOVE REMrAIRS 316-318 N. Se ck Giri an acaentiemundt tn a ruurnine Ts © cn nage rege son Fami:iy Laundry. 49539 McPhers Catany 1879M. 115 Reachw od. I'ine 9192 Ee ee | 3 » Cor rrison and 7¢ . . : - Va? : _* 8. r err ~__ i 6 o IP accom +? Ty i) eet ’ 4 . KOTTHOND —Hntered junto rest on Tues | Delmar 5606 }}] ,fugranteed § Keaal Vee erences. Call Cabany 4521W S\. —— mage )a03 | HOUSEGIRL—EXperienced. $40 month: 1 soa) Sectional. 10x16 t. Delma: Taken in trade on © I oes (eso) Open evenings and Synd Gea» Dthnee A 1g?s at 11 ‘Mo t oa | ' View's Pine} ! sna rt 2 4127 ' o ‘ur ie ie rea , ' ” oF 7 , } Wiis prest * cOR ‘Char a-e ie ei TO sennucthsraseengpapisepencaseneeremshaeinnttngesnareesntneriaeaseieietiteatarstaaaeatatittatisiiisitienalidilia = inode a r ouDe: jate styie; A = ‘ eet Mundas ¢ . —— a SFA;VIRL, sit ~ inir , msilg , wee -61 Clemens at wee k Tr “rier , 4 2=oOe evilin« PT se: ° ‘pase nge co ' : oer . . ~ pS - oe - T om ‘a DS 4 | Pret vw eres WwW abaah st at fe) and ] "ane? PAT? a H ANGSETN ; $4 room AS Ba ata » ped > ~e ae =~ vi "y FR | T> ~ oo me hk ? a" - “t-J si 451 5 tio & Lit? : « if r ne. : . AMERA Wtd —_—, ~aflex. nag aa Olds 4 coupe 205 : out. (iwen Haskett ry ‘ felier-tr “ beret her / ‘¥ Ward PAPER HANGENG and Crea rinse we HOUSeK EF EPER—Ss:t I rhit Use = - . HOUCSEGIRL—Whire reneril housework i “a 7 trade I ea r Re nt ‘a ® * rother-in jaw, grandfather han or “star a MS 4 ° . feaidenre, AMIGA North Pourtenth “street | GEARS “ if MAUR WANGENG—Swaninn—satntine, | eee SCHOOL ROYS | Bates: Cy Limite, ear. 32 focr chat. | “Sherahie beck. Scuhie estemsion Tisied NURE-BUICK Gkkrissx| Oakland Sedan Meine tye el North HUT LOeNth al reet 41. ASSES Lost. and Cease; name i care "ATF. PS eee pa ; ’ -. | LADY = voune lesirea place r" Ww ee ae a a o — 7. his ° erie? & rw. Parkview ain Te an tah | ae ee 7 ee te Melty {7 wiv ' hureh thenee to Caivary Kewar! John J Manto Linde!) pinestering, at once We ntptg n on , te the work for ry nA = . ve he sen ; ne 1 My ‘ ee om " , rt SEK FEPER—For notherless home —— : NN] Pisd_ — - ? > 4 7s * , - 9 - by : “ia ricilte ,7o “ ‘te more for home than bm - —- ee a ' itt aut ef paint ahep. looks . ° oe P o rr. 6 oy . im " ‘ ; . ‘ ; i i : .* = ~ Lu : + Waztzes ' ; ral } ‘'erere re. “ool Ma A- ‘CLOTHING } TE RNS COUPE , $365 year 7 "VE wi ‘TOR cry 4,’ : a rn r r ‘t- . , “4 : . , fy nal up nater . —- r ; " . - -_ : / aie —— ie —_— i i . = A ly e Cr Nf Bee (eB) woah nd Grand end Ila: y Actor on : Wabash 300J . "ia ALDY—s young n'y exp and earn » prizes. Cail eariy, ae oe - ; ~ sana ed STUDEBAKER COACH a > we | "910 Washington oOnen ¢ ; oer . \ qc} "1 mnoeed at f x eneral fice and «! Thue ’ i216 Was nz sh. Mio SEMI ATT we Sett ies ? work im imstTtive W ne ust ar no ain? res an : = al iwt.t ' tere | to teat 11s | i” eilay Pte? \ 1} : yy : fan fem io W k, nave A ‘aree aro K f wa. [a per ft ] } york “7 ” . A , APP Rh = . ‘ viata —— re a a ’ + ginal —- oan paint, _ grr a cov ere bumpers | OV ERI. pa are a Se lure [3 mos 6 68t| Washington ~ = te ) . ; . ' . « Te hls work garan ar ,' : + an tar ROO 4 - - «\ AREBL Vta 408 Page - bl. Men's | car has o — . . , : fect condit . very chen ; ; “~ bn 08 le ow ae ye ou a asona ns g , . Br 4 a os a ates _ : - “ET =, : . ‘e 4 economica! car that | Haar om rie |W ia nee Marder). -heloved wife ; ‘a | teed Mueningha 18, «7 Sidney. Sidney, , Cne ae ' SB Races Se ” ; —=a- 7 " Bs tno rey — OS _ sults. eter | eet se en . D be Sowa Jor $450. Open Sunday un-| Stnday and evenings, 4650 5 at Phvmadllons ; Wlittke lear mother ef HOLINEI: vee" ‘mtn ar ' nae, tear 408 x) ‘ TD _— , 7 — . Gn ~ n MTL Me Lane tiers Ae . ddd Lemar Du » ‘ APPA REL . Wtd.—Best Briess paid. Nes- WEBER'S USED — " — i Delmar 754° o earn Pe late Flimere ‘haries W K le vemeann mn eit @a eward for ceturt Or tte | ae " ‘ a bs 71% om fenatch 'TJOR PRESS FRE EDER—Measu egrapn o., senfeid. IIIS N. V an jeventer F Seit s E. Cor. Garmgon & Vv me _———— == ai mtd Ww ee and if dear grandmother ) “ ‘ ’ at | F _— ae i 74 SHit iE Vi AK ke RS i 745 = &F 2 ~ : ss (es) (’pen evenings and § ¥ Lindell bi. lk indell_ 3600. : ir.arny Sa manare a feteria ~_ a’ he ex 30 NOD e Purerk _ dn Tuk June tf at > r INS! ma N, : raotre’y ' ' nae Phas , ' "array a ~ Pte 9 4 .tr 2° a%- . , hw i bas ~ ~ . , *y ~ RS ' : y Sui’ 7 NER AK ER—-Coupe. 1974. private car ' tee ror \Vietok ltreot hers funer home : ; ; ee a ; ARRAS - “4 4 Kxperten ea Staph +* l_asters | nperienced : xy May t st-Dis ~- } P by 4 6 S35 De! S863 or Cen. 4361 4 ' 7 pete artten! oanensh- moter in gord te Oc Shon Thameh Sand houlevard. to Newey yC Seer maa op | [PROFESSIONAL cin experienced tae asters | ieee to ook eek eect no tee | Galen Aad View ta & iL Ss. overcn ats .or eh} ipment — . J A. s { F Sale ‘ 3 ” fe, M : ‘ ’ . rat au mt? ! etre ‘ ‘ } = = he :=s ? me ’ } ] \ ’ y ~ ’ _”™ r ow sanrT 1,2 e | nN an ’ rp q y = = = = - : : Coupes. or ition _ S575. 3940 Locupt. | _ oeenetna 7%) if . A us * etery ti : " . — i i ; rs] ~ | * ; « ’ at ‘ 9 : “ hain Wenorram iarudle mt ™ Del fax 44 ‘ w ls teaitnin Ann’ yv merican Ff wry °K -.-f “OJ “Dr uce, TarY, * ‘ OLive @ ih hon , tw ' ; . . Tye} : "" ; t training ».¥ American Beauty -* h oe awe . i | ; lh codecs 7 aan Me 1p » Roos Mo. mar of Union = ae Reward. Forest | OFTICE ;TR? Sit res at hom ear , . a eee | Ann! an S22 Pine e34) i 5 BEES “ND BEE SUPPLI -3 ber; terms. ry} “Russell : NI RE BU IC K +ARRISON Hil Pw 4 eagrne« ; : ifee : 4 ; -~ , ' a | ry éa. .s=.Ve rT > ae | i Tie = «pete r e * ’ ‘ Doncuah (nee Melites, alearty beloved wife ap 4 perate pewmter stenciis alle ha on Fagg Me yay ee * ums. income | LAUNDRY HELP—Glirl. te cnt? and fold| QUARRY run rock, reasonable: suitable BUICK—1924 Master “6” coupe a. coupe: model 48: 7R ein 9380. i = oT T ef tioll Mo Jueenough.5 dear muther of Mahe! MONEY AND CHECK Lost, parte taking T ‘ were Paces Ls Inust locate sura . vith ability ‘Ca Olive + ts ry s E. Suits Family Laundrv. | for garage iriveway and gasoline s ation senger; $1375: terms: others. ey i_ motor: good tires: bargain, $350. oy SEDAN ; Jivreimia Leeter) Mildved) Lew’, and our | en Veawpe Contain "aime If Bide wie | BEAU Y PARLORS urmmeefl ated y fax 4201 9) a7) ve toys ' ‘ L517 For full par ‘ticulars alli Forest 48689 8 ler - — . Roadsters or Sale he winter ster in law and aun t! fo ot flier le w (irand Leader | GENFERAT FRICE SsIsTaNT 6): wo —_ ~ = —s = ——— — aeaenneme = Bee ol 49 years A months H days, “Fo | Westnesdey return ty A Wasters, Tuck: | AND HAIR DRESSING ‘will take any. kindof office work | STABLEMAN Must be experienced. 1 LAT NI DRY HELP—W HITE ~ BUICK COUPE 333 Puners! on Baturday, Juve 27, ath? p. | ingham Hotel and a¥oid arrest }| BLUE RIDGE BEAUTY SHOP -5405 A: where 1 e in ; vance ere ee 3 | Al experience wirl © who is EXCHANGE 19 2: small 4-pass model: . Anderson Sport Speedster _ _ 1920-24 models. 2 treet V\ ' tw . fu%GN | hy ” \i isha} {sb & | owt Titatit rT rows Seiad, » Ur ova strercin free era TID ean take ' tat wi)! er ft work hat - ” ad Se bet . shia e 7 ae >, and as om ne + g)- i i Be itn oe a — Spas refinished price ‘gh ht terms: 71™0 Ruick Rg Seclan ‘ a sD ) met stan ' “au eval a Li teodha nt “1 re tay reward "tea) \ ; ‘ = . : With maree 7 ‘a vy tree mre hy with facile sala! 7 S| } ‘ ‘ x a*?a ny ; ‘ ’ \ rt I I xz? 5 niZz ma? ve Ate hate! work wagvee "moa wv? ay , re. a st ame ~ . ‘ea ~/ tT TH SIDE nr CK. J - lest speedster in town; sper tal. TO wii Kmoght : ~*.. 4 EXCH A. denis : é ve in Perimdtlens (Crametery teat ) : ‘4 ' \ale ' 7) re VS OOTR APH : 7. = w aorme eX pe ee 'ohan looking Sedan . one : or ewe > wr . z _ ‘ge - t. , o- - : ° “y ’ > = : , . pA i yt? ariel = 450 re = Toe ’ e or , paeyrmne - — ? ’ ad e ri if : ee oR? MAMAHALA Cn) Thursday, June 2b. ati Norany rrric ilps aet: reware |“ eS germagent wave THE BEAU school tral salary no object, Mar ee aneumnma "mail with | MOnea™ LACNDR! -* INC wagens weighing 1300 or 1000. Kin. | CADILI -AC—Coupe, “model IB nae = ‘CO. 2910 $1550 Deder Sedan... » 25 onenh Mu shea! Pest low ent Brent ' . pliaen eo ws . , ee SskecR ET “uy wn 4 Nestle Lane}! oe i . a2 WW — «ft a0 4 i” a2 ar’ e = "O4] Mo van «at ic6) a wow 1002. i yA or a Deut rm 2 house ‘ ‘ioment ee Pay ‘) : R ° -~ S1775 Oak land fh Sedan. iustmud « : bi lbes : Marehall inee te CAPR Ww : ; , chine entire head $10 oun ranteed sD STR NOOR APHIES ~~ See : emg aCe r" por unit ai . ' , MAID i“*olored n steamer S Apply “ ————— ——— a a house s- ~ 50). take $400. eaten: nen _ = renings, ———e- (e ' 5 75 hevrolet Sedan. ~Rathen) deat em of Mary Maretall, be a. oa ' > Metrop Cla: opportunity for working «iris eve “Pe Saks Siete a aeye She. sapere Sn ~y painltgenpetd ie Captail between 6 and & p. m.. whart| WASHING MACHINE Wtd.—wWill trac: Olive. N—Roadster: very good condition * M ll Sedan hve ton | Des wf bielien Lierethiv tieurce, Cer. ' 4 ; . et i nes and Sunday The eautvy Secret : ° ; ' : ' " as : hoa? font if Washi . ge | -tube nameless radio at. brand. ne es os — le ac iaeindin, ‘ real barvair. Owen-Raskett Motor $1495 ’ atwe . wi itte . : eva wtactl our sie ae Drol he : r ein! , M . nm i “e Ir ‘al A a $3 »4 - jetts sur) =] rie ] uy 14) Lvs \ ~ *T)k “\ . = ah “, @ re ? rred — - ——" “ m —- a } f r erect: Ww ashing mach ne. Box F >19 teks . ROLE . oupes By A118 Washington Paver one 7*5°R ' $i “ Hudaeon 8 Sedan ' ; her : " md we : ‘' lanl ts ‘) = ; ~~ ‘ a ~ } \ vwraa — . ry ‘ >" Ziv OPER r ,_ xperd yr eilk jresgnes Poat.Toier atch it ai rargains terms: trade. + aa ie" . . Tas Owerland ai ” ¥ ry ith, @ “ = ) _ NESTI LAN] \™ nanent Wa STi) ; ‘ ‘ iz ms J _ We n+ > rheet prices and? guar md b A ( ; saat lilestaiett Bian oadinn } 4— Sport Toadst er: i a. ' perfect. ' 4 Sedan , Puneral Maturdas une ; SD aw om, | . pes PN Sin I iy hock ace, soft wave , et ends gare > dul = ag rs — ~ _ i? La T st ouie 4 mt ) fee s*eady wv ~y with a gsusranteed aa | WILL ake «4 iate style living-room. di . YY Le 1923 . >. Riverside 2595 701 Gravois $2150 Moe — from amis teehiencee 2021 Terry avethue ao lars ‘” (ata tes mae? lewd (open evenings and Stuoday-« lh re. P Ros ! af -TManatch " . . . ~ * : ve ; * 2 ing-room and sunroom «et o ena HEY ROLET coupe —- . , s1775 Studebaker 4 leo tileeee ’ Bacratment Chur lhilergpent | pe mh RYT Pte aK ? me ama i! sok on work wmrveelf vr enna ' Rea oe. Parlor Wioyvr a’ . — aan oo a Attention ( ollege Stud mnTS in¥ : me prenaged to wore - sachs tes a ~ “ae S a me i a PE . - ‘ nr he ndition $290: $75 down. _ Roadater: Snatnoled ‘ *hurenh! WY Sedan Mea pe : ’ ‘ ma? : ; : | * ’ . ‘ : ‘ ‘ ‘ . t* . _—= ’ . ‘? *“*, \ "gv? ae ; ' a oe 4 \' iif le 4) u » i : j TMA? » . ' 4 y i emeters we) hig about $12 ant medal. in neigh. | 2308 Sidney at. Sidney NSO “ lay = Phone Liniell 6423 portunity to travel with rapidiy de-| + | Fores: 41: 54M of) 4 : “na oT me a — beens ~ $2900 H. C. 8. Sedan.. Pe Putermd) inte reet om Thureday tree Proven f (ree an! Gravois reward _ WoAraNn + ives 20 bDeomus Rox _ ; r hy ne GO. od a” S-' we ~ sora # (nen Sundayve ¥e evenings. § y 192 O4 MI ASTER | 7 $1 ’ -_ . . 7 _— ry rann 7 . ines r. . : t; . " _ ‘nee Walker) and the late tillany Mowe “ws and Iowa: female’ very pretty | ALI. men. women. 18-65. wanting to qual . st-Trspacch G) | theent pesitions the venr Glu: anal mae Clee paid for gold. silver, plitinum, | ~#sten_a¥._ Delmar soe ~ : 2-pass. roadster; you can hardly ld . eas Pypaceene we of ban aml latiio ery Aga; liberal reward Cail Sicinery fy for Government positions, $140 300 rINNER-btirs ass. 1 eed a Apply * nce LE RAE HAT CO... 12716 broken jewelry, diamords. Miller 1322 SCHINURE-BU IE ‘K [ , umd car: onr regular y and Every ear sO on Baitwe hecwin of 200A Evans avenue ; home or traveling. write PP Ogment. 8t piv Sl Nat B: idee Wea shingtor Olive st. ies) * . oi . J * ata ain; terms, trade ry unenrn fram teel lene ‘ 4 th 4 rage rei topeie t'iw > ’ at 7iWwW) « mth su re ‘ Af ~*~ H k P W A N E [1 ’ a? us - — . — a . : - - } a | EXPERINCE) ecrade teacha: a L I ie a ee se o — - “Aum apd s‘iver bought. Broadwan Te ber: original print: bargain. fh at lafawette. nen evenings. fe} Id ear “ —_ , Pa ; bf m4? ’ 'e f° ‘ rea \ *? ) , r ; aibe a is ‘ s ‘ : tru ad rs min s*% ‘ . - -- beh. + sue a : - ‘ ; | Anne Church Interment at ayer . rr a. i. a is 4 or 4 pupils who wish vate aspen ()T ERA TORS aii: ae 612 NY adwae jn «) \— leat hee at. 4-pansenser “ your Ol metie Cemeters , } 1” ; a be @ ‘kp > aa be » ; ; Buiek Roadster a very . « ' : ' avers mhe re ti hem tion murs S&S to 1° 4 ' 4.306") Nlary | RAC KR \W \\ | }- 1) exnecter ; ; ,diea" velvet hats ner- HIGHEST prices pa ad fer o id gold broken splendid car with new , 7. . Sep neeenars scentaies tale tee) OB Ere) tone asked. Apply Forest Park Tourist | land. Delmar 4444) si . ea et manent pusitions vear roped: gecd pav.| jewelry. diamonds Miller 408 decrhe and every accessory; classy roadster; good shape,; No Interest—Year t jes sitee 7? « TL a ot 4 A _ te ‘ ts yeF Ls oe ‘ ry ¥ oO LDLES ¥ al a " . ne . ‘ ree nent " , - NYrpPaAnyY \ " st : a Cs . « Ie exper enced ; . ’ aa like new at price 3 4 : ieuie A Diebentecei@. Rev ter vert by oo Trapeact ws mee Saree . ne | man eh rin ' eau fur ty “ eulures MEN, Bs0YS et have | s we ' trimmers | : one: 12 montRa. and priced for quick sale at | mesehoth Weinberhit oat “nae die: tl UM bh! ' *' W el remha s } lonn uonv an x? 48408 ~f | . Acad oe ' | s Pens ; — _~ wha af : ine aes Ie PAF HAT CO 1?16 W = Ington 1+-1973— gh Se S175, Terms. Big value. : ' . YAHLEM ie « — a i’ D 7 : - tie - a? os testo Pa — hy aL TaTTt a - e 5 em f | te . , - —" P , : -Ewsoars ‘ — . ; c ~ - ‘ ’ ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . - - Yerw c 2an rT «* ? ™ om of titre Retnbakit (nee Aw) meee ate tye tee. ‘ ‘ rua ‘ j sib4 3 ae =" s * =~ | \\ } : is Anpivy S077 M ‘ _— , ry sr —T = . “ POULTRY AND SIRDS I"NIVERSAL 3401 WET, Ly 2422 ae 15 Yeare ib Car Sear luther, Bigtheriniaw aml wunele. | eit ios | LAI LEAR Y 7 ee a + see uF Pox OPERATORS Bn ttTon SeWerS PORTABLE POULTRY HoTs Wtd — Oven nichts and Sundeys., Lindet! 81° in Business : World « ate» Used Si " Ue @!1K ; | RNG WALES : MN | ty LTUR 7 San -_ ; > ; . ’ _—> st lena! . “wens “* ap . a - :"s are ' years ,? ‘sta Nar th Twen ly arr ber i= fhowntown i(jrand ° yetad VA ] a ' (One a’ big : “a . 4 ’ AK ’ “ — . oo ‘ . ; — . ; ; , ' . } 4 ‘ ‘ nd . - F ~ 100 for ‘ is Must be heap 3026 ‘ B—Rox —r ” ers. ae new, , $195. terme: a er ee “ete ot tus a . Made Geneuetiltatieas a mene Herman Body Co. ISdL S. 3d UPHOLSTERER cperis Mate and back makers for trous- ovve s ‘ : °) aston. G) 1035 N. Grane oo ml ell eet one ©” Manes nil wee 8 “a ‘ser Ss egu pa ' ' » M > i416 N. Sarab TT : ‘ Te aan — *) Ss ” ey UMMRIELILA at: blue Vednesday you to earn more because vou learm) .yen — - " “ers. PETERS CO... Mfrs., Do!- ev upe, pre a: ¢ 1974 roadater: itke new: $100 | as yvirbu ‘. pite res inte reat qere Ww mines acon - ~~ e. ar , sat , ’ Toy ok Lal re day r even'ng , “ w“ a A i> \I hex 4 LN ~ wae ry er eo , wee ‘" ’ , ry a \l \ ™ : ' MH ce # ‘ a i . 4 4 — a i : - . a sine. , onal : . trade others 3441 I imiata (cT} . *" =f: . ff . . ‘ -_ . : . = 4 ae == | ae eats . ; fav dune s 135. John Mo Snyder bus reward, please return @85° N trea th Moler's ¢ ege STON th ~ _—— Seem year ™ ; xT That \ y Ame ? Mood: ry ¢ Pa rls i) "As : SAFES DD own la Test ike new : Roa! : ices: | BHGsA Boulh Broadway, twivved husvar. as BAKN TELFGRAPHY—Vinit on book. | nardt, Motor we wee 4 seao Elott é) man and Park, 1 — —: | SAP Ee Ne. . e fully eaninved. $345; — me Fors sapnee, 408 posi ois (om) | Touring Cars For § * i : “al v . deal y tf. ~* . - . “ws Y Poa . ev na j - Tle \ i “AT r . ov » ; ies - oe i | , ee ale Mary tmyder (nee Kruse) an wiargeeTt Toet hinek ont ne re Talk With atudente« s evlare this ve YOUNG MAS T ‘ wsta aryt AN TR) ytRL—Must ye experienced john Raum Safe sed. wed 2s - i OLIVE MOTOR CO. Roadst @te $50 up. teri. | AtBU RN—Touring, 5. Chevr A » hrother . f Mire Atiiom Weilianre : . " | » , . A ' ’ ‘ts af 1S he re | ss “ore et tions a $ ‘ , pial - . ; mt as . si ‘ woe ww a” ‘ ~ wv’ Rood silLeryvy |! riz yr reer’ \ Ar vy Stew harles et 7 ye. 6 redid ter rw ~ . -* , og? : - fy ‘¢ Lh "ha ’ . re qr ,enmi? = ’ ’ rs ; ’ i +5 “) 4 ; 1; \ iN | te rts : A ' | ’? _ ’ 4 ‘\ ’ * ‘4 ) . . . . vy ~~ a | ; >) @ eh . 4 ‘ ° " . — — - — ae . . Se a m. . om fom the Adoloh Mever UoPrtakin« oe Ba : Call or write. Grand 538 Deore i, SS. soe Sr A rn know ¥ to mov ce a = 6) | 3AFES—Hail's and Diebold quality safes: Chevrolet Coupe. 1924: & Roadster. 1924, motor perfect. | BOICR te Touring. iu ‘so «hae Th | : ark avenue, to Net hanta wrist Ww TON a Eatin . au vas M “ert iurs | earn TT a” . = >.) ~ ; KER I \ X rere eu to ASS at = . : e . ; . re ~ Rosco iA —-OT A lies Work errr anent. new and repui - expert serv'ce depa rt- - ~ Pu a omisters. $50. “1921 $76. 3570 BUICK — Touring Maater 99 l.xja! Union No 46. Painters, and Koya Wrirer Wath ient SS. Grand av Fe wae “ sans aad " —_——. oan >» = — ' YOUNG VAN TM assieat on books. genera) . 008 EF. Grand (03) | a eS) eS value, and the « vner aan : : (5) ) miles, fully equipped: Mohltior Ladge No @88 K. of F s ward 407 S Grand. Victor 758 roahineten tli tena ~ cnateuctor = 4479 | BARBER-—Good my evening and Sat-| " ottivce and ate ax ek. ter enter. HGRA | I SHER HELPER—Experi-| = —=== : sue. Out she seek, ae = - Wiliams. £280 Olfre, SUVELK Om Thursday. June 25. lets 8 | MCRTHAND it 5a ice student. 1294 Hodiamon! cced; reterencee, “Box eaal. P.D”’ || ence@} body ironer and tade-e fac fiat 5100 «tae oe stesteers Sa. stio Bite $199; | BUICK—1924 Master @" tour q at “ » rT) Alexatide: J BM war) @ deu oy hae » i Sy ' ys ? ate ae OE mat R\ MAN \ - i eal ne ai ‘ vork - are App!’ x az By i La 7 STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES N\ Kk \W EI | ‘ 2 he = a - ] w iy} 1b" _43 Olive. fe : a ful perfect 7B; terms. / : . : . ae ring : y enters roe) “ ‘ x | "oer. ; , . a — ! ace @ ee = pe 4 4tiaia tomont PAO in re hudhand of jtuee Mieele inee Baviart! and Found . , s.)1 J are 5 .i> M \ is : are “ neat ap = bh mtOoRS— acties a’? os reulare Wanted A HPN ra " 3x Vandev fegter f 4 : BtUiK—i1023 5 paseenger tou Stewie) Hhenmersti arty lau! and Ray ' tr! | NT ’ my yy Me on ‘ - bad I Ye «th ia. a? es $i ' : vn! iiaQey ut oe eee rr" ’ “i T me e stra x? 2 er “ " ~ oa at. — ateitneniieiiniael Tn INS nO TE eae Ley} et us n oupe. %s " Poa a tuters. 1923 «'rar’er 513K ° e@wlient condition | wiil — mt le dea brother, falter in law, prevent} rarer TMorNKe 19¢% Tweet due = ~ ' : = 2 . , ; I @ FR v + ae > - aan oan - Saal WE iv store ani {fice fixt res Can new ean’ ei] it wae ever vw) ‘ 85 *ermes L o “ust | (eT) | : oity. imar i . cin iaw art Ure PPOPrimDa Tare | rCENSE Vounte!t ™s. . "SS ‘ a "e. Pershing % : Z ' , an n BS 3 — S ~~ fav ee, eT _ trai 5544 , re es , , ant | _ urely - ‘ iKLiows ARGS Teme 10 1803. be t. ne | ma , y 4 tourtna. wacelh pneret etude? rene ? ree * ‘om ' Moms NI te? lMetrict im) AD) (> en I. or bur recttist ria Band. Solo q+??? “— « eRO) Ww E. Pay 2h for contents of stores of a on a prices a ~ a ter el ; 4088 "‘nerttale ‘ toh) 5 we : ‘ . jaa sie at ,! : a Jj @) , stare ‘ -_ , oe . m - ee a ; : nt em! ome tinds. or will sell it for vou- at auction ‘. re of am ints dein : hone }3 imitone ‘ . a i (isch \ : SELKIRK ACTION & STORAGE a me = —— ie ae me: me ef) | LATE Wants times gurinyg The nast Welt, ‘ trv sh ‘“¢ grocer houw I: Viue bes = , . . are ae % 4 Si tN : Arm v} st se? 2 enst ; cn) LSON-1 > Chovuteau Main 1683. ea) = Se i tras “ “ee . (are nm =e sdert mode! jots of e2- monn On Wedneadt ay : ne “4 roe — . - a : & 2 4 ; ‘ > wi a ears’ a. | t= a ar? | xT ve ‘ge # . a -— ae om ; o- _ a - L506 - sey look « ike new barcain. rermeé. har « ww ~~, - " . » ; ; 7 " ’ :. > be _ ‘ ™ eT , "- % rm emn ort , ° ’ : . “Ji ‘ _>- : — at - at) ihWarlesn rimmeons of — months The iy Nex 9r) rrr. >ap ao ; RB ho , "> hon erating ‘AmOpNtor eter state aze ext L4) De, EB UsiNess, iv4. coupe ~~ ust. © v in and Sundav Roiegelte avenue, beloved hue rd of . ape — 2 $10 4aete OR Ee ee 4 - agile oe. abaiie ae - : pepe ‘nee and salary Box F-26838. Post-Dis- For Sale Willys. L: r22. $195 down. ants Po Sa fel) ' » | fession: mea oY , , . . ) - 7 ’ 7 or" aie ‘ hatoh ie3) PORE: ate Re aie Ea ae ee ¢ Timmons (nee Radley) dear brothe CARPENTERS & BUILDERS fessional men and women o! ts Fai om chen SIT ai | trade follow : nate _—— o> | S550" BALE contad Conatal G64. | ce 53 : besser with starrer. shock ab of Mre. J. ©. Bray of Mattoon, IN. and a ' . y ) * ha: Al MT VEPNON CAR MPG. CO SWITCH EO MRD OPERATOR — Previous liowe Co f Iilinod i) DODGE—Ceoupe, 1923: excellent . C. brakes. winter ten cheao our dear brother-intaw and uncle. TERATIONS ‘ wn perches. Saint Louis have Called upon . —— a ens A nt SE 0.» Mit _non. 1 experience absolutely necessary: perma-| ~ ———— ——= ee __.__ sn tion; $435: $150 down. 4 quick anle- terme Sundaye and 343 —— oe = Sa ; cham. “* —— a . ~ ; ry a.es > is +: ! Rubieam ‘s Emp] vinent D isi SS ' A‘ Work Yea! — st t pesition if ae de — Asti {REG [Ss nes ak@ new - Suitahie 4450 E. Boa — —- bas Lat} aw ul ay Unpe a4 : . . ’ . ‘ ehaca ‘ 4a +} 7 : le [li e . “) | \4 rh rT) ' oe ne . ane rete “enc AT« 4 are - iv r% ‘ ‘ . # ce > i illing station, i425 DODGE BROTHERS — Business coupe. Ba. m. te 08. Peter and Poul's Church ARCHITEW™ ——— and epeciflications > ’ rent « 1103 Franklin 53 a Post-Oisnatch fod) # HUAMonT. fe) = . ~~. - - RA to “ beter and l’aul 5 emmeten v fur "% eho] +% xr . i vil ding ery a rt men t tor Rubicam ? yy. " ] CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS — ly pewr flat seem : aiieeee = toe e : ' : . aa be : os ‘ uA aipe ti :) i} : ~~ wie sy Ye } ’ ' > ~ rv - - ‘. DESKS ijak rol! : te wr ey} fiat de at a at, ae vf — her) ali . 2 were rh here inte eer on Tueeda, Tea mina bie Martie 7 tet . *) Vw Tr ad tt} — i + . oa Tene ~~ = " = \ Argh. RTI = ING ’ a : SOR =" ‘Trience ; x TTE N TION. TEAC HE RS , f fice c hy sire. asec" ion: a] hooke ance let ; Mot eZ Ce. In« . “tah 41 rey coe June 4. rrty at 10:-le a. m.. mm drees Arc} ; ’ ai Lice ‘ Dp : ét & yeu ’ r Mis : = e & = Y im e re a - rtunity to travel of become per ter files, “rown battleship linoleum. 134 Wenael (nee pues) wife of the late Mer. “Al) hs) ‘* — pa a. Ss. WH WD rr» Hf P\ TT store; @iate tn fire etter experience , | ee manen ¥ etablished with rapidiy develop- Liberty Central arom c4nx . ’ ’ } wee : | , ’ ’ a | t , - ° . a” ing , or ‘ } t 7 ¢ e nad ; a a -* 2 a. oon - —- * - > med ; manna Wenre!l, wivved mother of Mary . eon 4%) ' tin | : ‘3g i x i N WW te ; : ~' ceferences an . Tcl —— ——." - Se cs ae ry Po x“ et: altractiv sa ~? “ixT "RE 3... Re ad wear and mi! iinery Dod e Coupe, 9 Nidaw Tillie Richiine. Martin Wenge), CARPENTERS an uliders houses ga ‘bad Na \ Ne | ‘ Wa nried nfidentia , A. Rudy £74 oo = . mivertiising 2 | SOS Pi st-Lts ' rery’ ch 3233 7? 6G Fort roadster. hes everythin. S125. terms. trade. ri roedeter. $45 UNIVERSAL 3401 Locust. Oman "lets and Sunave _ or : er. —— Ss Sas Ss: 2 3 We RE | aes. ap rravois. Riverside 1 Forl Readet Noe apd Fred Were! our dear rages, summer por he« first Class work “ons Pactucah KK‘ (eSB, y Con . ras “ Bria ' >} rY Piss | —Expertence |. als tilims and 3817 Z SS RP: __ (e800) Down beautiful couwne " b £ 1924 Repainted. es , A and mother-in-iaw, at e kter J534W ois 8 -th st cs) and become among dia want Hi AUP R—Marrt man f¢ ‘ity de a eee wars pet- MIRROR—Tripie_ 15x44 in| Deimar S731_| covers: im Al = — ‘ion: Drath te wae er _ ee ae | the age © MOR LAYING — Sanding. old floors : . ver ret sen ' te manent pew@tion. Sharff-Koken E ¢ -EF RIVGGERATOR—4 e *- butter | = *es. moers. J.8). . . fir Funeral Saturday, June 27. at 2 p. m made new RB «* Suit. Lindell 1°04) ..5, @G, Imstead of those Waiting ton White be steady ‘od for right oe WANTED TA00 Michtean 96 , a Se aes eRA ‘On oe, _ &... 4 nanan 2 OLIVE MOTOR CO.. ail S79 . ie 19th & Locust from the Kron chapel, 2707 North Grand , ; - 1 Lopty 39.38 r - i ‘TN Wi smith siness. ' WAITR Reebs—Exverienced wu 4. Gaines ~ wri Bhs ge. oa _ 7910 Weeth neton vores eo. eng! ’ ~~ VANRAGES ul ‘ a7 rar Ra wv R Le ae i aa .* ‘ror, _— par.d ‘ P c a : . ace 8 oo 8 \ 255) Spe Phetic A. @ ith. . {-perer, 4A5 Marviand av ot = OLIV — boulevard, to St Peter's Cemetery. eS te sermon Riverside 4500 R ens) | _ I l l JEN Ts ed OL LAL. DINNER GQooKk __} ae oe ] -s, . ‘Tr yATER ~ aa wWw ay LUNE u OSI MCCHSHIC ’ rRESS—Experienced. TIS N. [I read: heap, electric light fixtures and /?‘t.- Sem ~ _ aan 2 New berry Pores? S14 vet R AT vend ( ASE JI N Ek 0) c . ™ > FP M be ™ — on) can? Pee 2 —— oo Fun SA0p Pa ad ge wore 1ance way } une stools Ww. L Deonwias Shoe Co ESSEX - — oube. ~ perfect em bes - hy adeter. late model: goed \res ~ i@& -- +7 a ‘ Ap . ' for live wire naif nierest $2000 can \ r EP i no etencad: nant Deimar. - g ae eee, hoa aS ate machine or mae See fox Sea oe bend St. eule’ Man to do general work ady SALESMEN WANTED Wom AN—To help in kitchen. 1204 N Fo 2 a 3 t i> " = for Ouse ¥ ry ar om an 4 > ° ’ a : roe ew? “ : : ee RAGES Tasia pets | 2480-75 8. Grand Av., Grand e370 | [°:,.yrrors tt cote, toad fur GROCERY SALESMEN—To weil a pocket | ‘iterilcheay | MORSES AND VENFOLES Benne ie . adit me gz “| Yi »? ‘ . a . sal ™ *. ~ ene . . vevr’? > L. 7 —_—- nd * - e } SPECIFICATIONS 4933 Deimar BL, Forest 397 m L3W > side line, big money. Call Saturday be- YOUNG LADY—Experienced. for candy For Sale 25, $63 4464 Teadster- 1936: mechanically oer = of ex ” ee ,3 . —- . ': . = =O1 Carn $225 down. of " a" Para ‘4s . é. . ." t 5 we : ‘ , ~ , ..? = al eo ‘ o? shop es a , vai ne statins ai _ ta a . Gaehie reef «drop «ding. one «lass serv “ VESTGNERS 4 rrmet- TMI Z 4 \ 4 iad > | . ; > 1\LESM AN hoe eX} er lero coe. | Appis in. Ne ‘ Pe fF BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES $5 gown. of. any Sime. anywhere. Office SUZP Del: i aten inte Wee one, cnaniee you! TRY CLUB 2 MILES WEST oF Vat enry A. Weil, Inc. 926 Olive ) CANV ASSERS Steady Income. big money © | FORD-—Cou » City mar Phone Forest 6970. After 5:30 cail - - . -' ty earn while learning LS "ARK; $4 PRR MONTH ROOM S,ALESMEN—Two «a! mn Jeoung trade 10 getter: Mo urv bw er ; nO stock or Sale terma, 4 residen: rest 5Gt ». day or evenin msi wr Moler ANT? MOAN APPLY ReoewOoOM 304 Po NTO e , — . - a ° vac ap cd - wee Barber Coilewe “$10 N éth (os) ELECTRIC B! Dor ~g Fe — 8 Sea ee ‘gars. Ra no dei: very. Apply 1418 Pine. Mr. Beas) HARLEY-DAVIDSON — Good condition. FORD—4 OUpES: ‘ " 4 i’ ‘ rt ik % i “TH AND LOCUS) more Curar Co.. Baltithore. Md c96 (eo) cheap. Grand @477W. (eS :

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DAY, WANTED of taking : give Poet.) phar: a ee readv-‘o- —- : ,- _ | i MERM. Alb Bultse offers ‘ine the P"antere mi t. uls Money class. sel ha n st., . E—WTD Lc oft. best eee omet to earn fo ce ' (c7 4) — pr eferred com ion mesitions to those ~g ean Beauty $s Lo . Mo et +) are tot aver aging , anewer thie ad | some ition which we i: every home a morning Serafine Carondei\e’. (c5) bad a charge | full details - PRESSE Wta.—Hvof! ola. 5479 Delmar. ’ Uaeed; band re Jefferron point For Sale -ERY—Bought MACHIN Ramming M. Co., ang 308 N. MOTCR—oOne 1% hz. 110 or 220 motor. AAS Fada? pe Faston. » MOTORS—For sale or — new and u ; wi stalling. Acme Electnc Machine Shop Work | STEAM GARMENT PRESs— 3850 Eat #¥. St. Touis. Mo AUTOMOBILES ee Toa Easton eee ~ |) FOR SALE “for in —_—— ee Galvan’ zed: See sample made i» skiin. IAWING: 3048 De Tony ient tric, J2-inch. ~ oe 4 - ~ Yeon yor Seni i Ol ; Bd pa on. National 552W ané Co}. Sunes. p@tace &.Zz°: ijateway Sale arte. Z- Bois (cB) / Kinb)rs Ss “T7-ouart 'FORD Wa dress: aO> 50. Ollves aaa fem = ‘¢ af ; firet- (emi age 7 o. | Burroughs: Bow ‘R-S4. Post-Di«. — riwooa. $ rental. 3 months ewr.ter 114° l makes. euaran: ee. @id rented. renalred given. “.. 807 ablished 1800 rd four bank. pnth. Rebulit and a.71 4a ive BH05 WN SALE ee) Remington, c 36 Exchange. Tc) authorized n Portable. os mer. et dey) ; bna four tvoewriters (MONE Y T » 1L.OAN—Automobiies. office 3 months, $10 used Corefa Typewriter | (ce) offering used and re- kes .Mcluding port- $3 ’ priced ' RITES th et _O'lve 3 ; malic 46° . ' Wet ¥ trained coon. L.. Beadles, 8-235. 5 ich) } i — New- beter SlLiWw hound. Se. (16) months old: a. hy: 7 : thorough- | none better. or write 911 Syn- (cB) | Reau- ot : months Pr rea BOTA. ck trey cachwoot, iin ; pO0d ratter. i ° M°. TERIALS AUK16 feet. _ rv wae ws Sivie. ) Kae, Povolageal Ken! . Delma: Men's Prices paid andeventer. Lin, a mae : or Cen eal . E SUPPLI-: reasonabie. Awe Nea. Suey ic8) , for shipment 4a ' s) suit ab) > and gasoline g ation cal} Format 4689. Waloria : i > SPpective \ ¢ : 1500 or 1600 Ra Welgh re “a i F qe “Wot Wi i} we ue, Bas 'r style yom or living ~rt aed aS «uals aut r nile "19 ely room «coir a. mobile ao S++ ver a. wut’ star a. Siive:, mords. 1523 es mais, olf gold tt Ueh' roadways Shim.’ was id for ca id Eo 1d. Miller. 705 et 4 . RY Hose Must bee! : hea b 4 ic?) new Third and ued. se Co. ~ : Wtd— ij location fcl4) Iie bold Qualits eapert Co. S12 at. ICE FIXTURES | NE WE L a office Shien ~ ’ c8 ntents of it fer vou a’ ; aw met our can come Ate TION &@ 8&7 tra Main 1683. Sale =! _ “lontral” Minols ne “ station. ee ee : Tina. ivpewriter, ~ + ; lat Lek oR ace. linoleum. 140 oe: See J “wear ba icise} Gravois : 44 q 7" a ' ‘cRt Delmar ight fixtures and rt. LL Derigiag ‘Bhee (vo TL eT aking | ne fe 5. asi'ss a) : crus Sale ? Fey. 2°04 = condition. F stores of a! tion out TOR es e7) tafe, gervice depart. (haries icS) 4. ies). Sultabie at) DODGE BROTHERS desks “4 Riveratcde ; Down 5751 | covers. ~ Gall Kirkwood PORDL- 5 |e | | oF Wire . > mR HIRE—Truck: day, all (“a ban iv Bisa oad tae CR—Light deivery. for li« || Ing: sm ail picnics. Trier 3 BONG eee “BOA ab— AUTOS Wid —Used curs or ok _ 7845 ; 1706 © 'Falion p ones. Gis AUTUS td All nd=: pay cash A Kiink. $441 Junta: a. Sid. 3403. AU TOs Wid.—wsuet starus ing, Da all makes. Lindell 5 317. a v3 N v deventer { AUTOS ler ve Witd.—Deaicrs_ tor ‘ coe one lie ith g0008 — me’e'.« cash. (fin fi iad Le EF cy My ul» bik on >. 2601 a at LAANS TO pri vate nar ty: reasonehie — car a « 1~, vi ar before ee een AUTO OWNERS eer “601 lac ust. bm oes ed fj Valued af Lay use a roadster. ‘ by we eck. month: 1508 Market. while vou wait. i (cK) B25, 000 | & "ASH to buy any make Car. ~ Mon- (8) arch 31: wh locue? DO YOU NEED MON NEY? Auto loans in 5 minutes: car left in - POFe- eelion;, no ret ta contident al. ee evenings. YAHRILEM MOTOR CORP.. | 1035 a. Grand : : Automebiies For i, COUPE “Wd —— Wii! trade Chandler sedan for Ford — coupe. Ty'er 170 7M. ES-EX qOnes es, 1924 _Si4s Ao nant. $575: 1 SSEX— Cora *h. like new: Te , trade RAen Easton. ‘e rme HU *DaDR ——foach h 1925. $095. 1924, everything. [oer x, oF 1923; balleouea, $57 5. . abe mn “hew (joodyear cor! he told from new: we stand behind car guarantee, 2607 Beliview. HUDSON —1993 ronch t! repainted. can't i terme. new z Benton ic®) i idson Coach Taken in trade on Overland 6- evlinder sedan. This car is me- chanically perfect: new seat cov- week or contract _ (8 Y ; vou at __ cH) fc) 7 on. er (‘srat . ;,! Phone Bomont Lon 922, 349 * ‘ Ty BS45., Barker ers; gray Duco paint.) “OUupe. er . y #. dS cf DODGE Busiess, 1923, Willys, 1¥22. $195 down. . 4923; S150" down. Jefferson ’ $5... re Easton. ’ . ‘ ees DODG E— ‘oupe, Lion. $45- a2 excellent hm 44 mente )) B linieh, term 1. movlel originai atile«d Mecha is als ote * : ‘* re ‘we ‘Dodge Coupe, $95 beautiful coupe repainted: esas in Al cond'itien: practically ne tires, mpmeess sv", be ——" Onive MOTO > 910 Wael neton. _ Ormen evenings..‘°? UKANT—I023 4 4-passenger coupe; bea _tiful, repainted: $575. . 470 cAakY: OUDe ; maar com fice, SiS. terms:-trade. . : mw 122,415 AUTOMOBI AUTOMOBILE Coupes For Saie erfect mechanical | $190. Grand 2. coupe, i407A Loh- ; Coupe: p condi- : ’ » gacri fice, passenger “Maplewood. ——— Avply ( ~ between 32 tr Dd) bal loon “tire en, ~ many ] ROO new paint; (inpen and Sunde} (cl) pes: several | muaranteed 30 days. ‘24 models: 3333 \V Nash c7) all mew Ford agency, 4033 Lac ede. “oupes guaranteed. ces. “WAY excePt 3933 Olive. _ {co upe. perfect every ' $165: terms, Woods, Dp COUPE, 1924. “FOR ecoulipment over- 318 3 wn; compete n x ay Mi onarch. . ‘ Loe rat. s 4 1924's: 3 ob f23" f°: €Xx- mith? $225. F265 . $365 Williams. 43°C Raion i (cd) om 1Wn many extras, $185: 1921. $1: 35; “terms. 1905 Locust. {c7) : + parsenger; taupe 16 WN. V2; newly Vandeventer. ( =a 92°? like new lock whee —a covers’ S185. Ree wt 4n45_- Nature ‘| Bridee close out, x $60 down: ic} several real guarantee 353 Washington. _ €6) OLIVE & NURE- BUICK GARRISON coupe: repainted and overhauled; Por! 4 1921: a only «$143; 7 re pe; late worms. Bo at Lafayette . se Open a nt “ age {e) models. tire and , extras. guaran- or Avres. Authorized peels, 1418 N. BK’ neshiehway (oF) 1 coupe: excellent condition: whee! and accessories: refinished . 4 trom new car: apt be Sento 3123 lat e terme. balloon oniv $115 3333 Was (c7) nh oune 4 ‘model: new natural wood wheels: foaranteed 30 days _ ORTHW EIN | BOMONT 3700 ford coupes. 1922. 1823 and i974: oo ctehed : every desirable acceasory: cars are real bare@ains: a careful ination will convince anvone. ‘erms ired. Oven Sundav and evenings. 1e06) PRICE BARGAINS We have the lareest and best eelection jate node! used Ford coupes we bad; they are priced low and every one guaranteed | down payment, balance : ear'vy and look them over re MOTOR CO, Authori: 4 Ford m ra} Gi 1312 8. G y Grand. Gnd ‘6. 50 0, BFORD COUPE "De Luxe 4-passenger en in trade on Overland 4-cyvl- . og sedan. Here is a real bar- 3024, Loc ST {| FORD—Sedan body; Wy FORD—Tud iT | Al B35 &sOCaeT Ser Hupmobile Coupe 4- ass, erat covers, extra tires, bumpers. everything complete ry in tip-top shape 19th and Locust. COUPE. $750. Car is HUPMOBILE 4-pass., 1928 model). in first-class shape: nice, dependable, light, economical coupe. Terma. 2944 LOCUST ST. WEBER'S USED CAR DEPT. 8. E. Cor. Garrison and Locust. Open evenings and Sunday. ‘c6) IMON—1924 coupe de luxe. Gendition. 4-whee! brakes, ba!llo ey paint Owen oe ty Mot: Weshingion Fomont "Rx ISWELI—Coupe ion; has been Breal buy at $550. 1 Dd. m. ‘in perte’ rt nn Tr. - n- i« 3RW csb) a ear! y carefully Call Fo rest 47 i asec ‘Ti i.e PON—4-passenger coupe. iate styie,; Beuty: $175 dewn. 4356 Tve'mar. « O\—Coune, 1924; Al conditior bar- _ Western Auto Co., 4818 Washing I—Coupe trade: : mt hers TENURE = coupe * terme TEARNS COUPE and bumpere 19°4 new COUTTS almost if?2 Olde 4 R441 Ivniata OLIVE BUICK GARRISON | overhauled and painted oy ~+t good paint tires j ‘or 4) tl nN: seat covers, Ss smooth run ning economili : bought for $350. Open Sunday LAMBERT GRAVES, INC., Lindeii br Lindell 8600. _ PERAK ER- upe, 1924: private car tires original enamel, motor in good tion: S575. 2n40 Locuet (eR) INUR E-BU CK le coune: mode! 48: Real motor good tires: 4 un: OLIV os . GARRISON TR bargain, $350. Roadsters ror Sale Anderson Sport Speedster est epeedster = § in apecial. bedy. military seeps: ® lichtnine © a. ride RMtpayr. OLIVE MOTOR co. Mhineton: onen ev ening a. ORN— Roadster verv eoon real barcain Owen-Raskett Sa1R Washington Rormont 4—Sport 1923; Riverside 4701 [K-—Roadster: enameled and black; barre! lights, 2940 lac ue? 1994 MASTER ‘‘6” 2-pass. roadster: you can hardly B thi & umd car: ovr regular 30-day mee; at a barnrain: terms: trade. ( SIDE BRICK Grand THO1LX nat Tafa ette Onen oe. ‘fenines. te) : a“ Ruick Roadster: a Vv ery fj Classy rondster: good shape, te town: keen eondition 75°R ro adnate . _ 2595. Gravois Churchill silvered, (ect) Big value. 2422 Lindell 15 Yeare 7 Linde!!! 81°? in BP— Roadsters. like new. $195. B5° Faston. NT—1924 roadster: trad de others iv 4 . “ Boalaters, wera toes: - ord agency. 4033 Lac! ede Roadsters 5 sic. $50 up. ternis: own Ss Jeffer ~n "Roadster. 1924 Ak WW ferry)«e Romer on. Terms. terms, (. like new $4] Juniata ice all prices ig perfec t: motor 47 Jette: aon $70 ML Roads 9 . ® 165. ! $715. weit tari, “I aKo 25 '5. oi eb) Roadsters. 192 $235: one $75: Wn. 716 nv andev enter (56) ens date rs. 19923. etarter. S135: 1 $65: terms. 1905 Locust.(c7) ‘Koadsier, eT. iate 24. $25: . f.ne con terme 4968 Northland Tah Roadsters. 1933 tab : only $30 down +t $50. 1¥2). 7 ’ LS —— —--—- Medel se, $125 3333 W ash- 4 hondater. sport mode! coke like new bargain: terme. ust. Open 4 a. and penses. (c dster. with starter. «hock ab- euic A.C. brakes. winter ton: cheap Kk sale’ terma: open Sundavs and 50 Delmar 2547. (cB) Paston Pord roa: deter hes everything. $125: terms. trade. 19rd rondater $K5 UNIVERSAL 43401 Locust. "niehte and Sundave BILe eben MPL & AUTO Om Roa 4 ~ t er, 1°4. Repainted: ex- ce) it t Terme INURE-BUICK roadster. Oo a “ vy: } yar 19th & Lac ust OLIVE & GARKISON late mode!: good \!res OR TRINy 3024 3 SHWEIN; 3038.,14 Toadster. lace. rr Of extras bargain ae @Venings ten sport roadster. a. PSO : terms. 4701 onjy toadater. in perfect n Rasher driven 0.00 »°R Motor. 1824 ~ LACcCUST 3700 | ier. a ; repe) perfect, Gravois. condition miles 3318 Washington. roadster: in terms. Woods. (od) deliv- ich) Ay “sport poadster, just down. S843 Easton perfect. ' ’ ’ | ; | (eA) | Russell, ic) | a I’ho 7,290 Sowth Side Buick, “tsrand | ROT. (cS) | , DODGE FORD ! $4°5 | ROR DSS, | STUDEBAKER—Light || FORD—Todo: eartmretor: ti : $318 o | a’ | Oakland Sedan, $75, | me- | POV F RI 8 | ence a ‘al car that | looking. | Motor Rusineas | (oR) | SUITR 3520 | (5) | | ' (c7) | lote of ex- | | 1—— 1 923—— | CADIL LAC — Marmon lent condition. See | P| CADILTLA‘ — haeton Open | disc wheels appearance | eg Se, pe 2 le Aaa ae TAS ae: ey [i iheiiaiie nN ————————————— PASSENGER CARS eee ce eee -_——- LE Want ads last year—43,441 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers s COMBINED | a ee eee Lovris power. Hirer TC. ACCESSORIES Roadsters For Sale 6 roadster; - anap py in appearance and performance: ac- CPSFOTiesS too numerous to mention: most Value $450; terms. Woods, 3933° Olive. (¢c5) WIKLYs- AK NIGHT—1925_ 6 cylinder road- ster, ‘must sell; leaving town: $150 worth 0 of extra equipment: new-car guar- a ce in of over ‘ at 6508 “Oli v ~ of Mt s. 300 see Vincel ne Park, lew 308? PRICE BARGAINS We have the largest and beast of lat e mode] used Ford TOA( asters we have ever had. They are priced low for quick sale and every one guaranteed 320 sina 1] dow m paVvinent, 5 ‘ ‘on al 1 an nda look pric FE MOTOR CoO Te ere 1312 Grand (3° “nw? qd 6. 200 Sedans For Sale } are hot h "ADILUAC 4.na ce supurban Cadillac . "23 deliveries: enlendid cond! tion throughout: snection invited Owen-Baskett J318 Washineton. Bomon t 3528. CHEV ROLET—Sedan model] Kain; terms. Bic Four cr de ’ Co Ta bar- SO 18 S P wo ee ae (c7) CHEVROLET—Sedan. very. late 1923 moa- el: like new: run but short time: for quick sale: terms. Oven Sunday evenines 48650 Easton. Delmar 2547. ORTILDWEIN 3024 LOCUST ROMONT 3700 Chevrolet 19?3-1924 naint: motor . terms Surdav and and sedan perfect rventnwre ‘ .o *t a e d an, Bumpers, atep (Chevrol Ty orms. and Locust. r) Dass. in @me IMIPL EAVTOG etc 19th COLE—Se mode! cellent ¢ morte rge , dan 1ne2°? nd! tion mi ist wi he xriced very terms. Open 8 indave and evenings. ke s8ton Delr lr ry’) nar 2 5 LO) )ts b—Liusinesa man = ee dan. Good Studebaker c bean: 15) Tike 5a2°7 (ch) 1994 lloe, dealer, BROT HE - ite ebu TT t ae Jans. lowest prices heve new cars: finished fuilv late ADDER Pane in lacquero]d., ecuipped: guaran- v erms trade Tate 404] -45 Lacy in b! will trade vacant. (‘entr — =. modela. of bran: Mi tor Co In FORD Forcor 19 "Ss Destrehan: PORDsS-—5 sedans: terms. trade e508 FORD— Se dan. like new Flos: must eell. 1905 Locust FOR D—Sedan: jate modei: | termes Big Four, 22718 Jefferson..c7 ) PORT 19°] ay Ford touring cheap 2965 Easton rORD—Sedan: first-class condition: B5?°R Ohi Tuc or, 1974 excellent S100 down. 4464 19°4 deli bumpers (>) ve sai new. Jefferson many cheap: extras: ic bargain: Seda n ln lae f he; i?) (« } 8) hane: Faston ' 4-door. te-mes., very tires $415: 4a0 cord liame, eedan. 1974: looks like new: euar anteed harea| n. Open evenings an@ Sunday dane, tudor and _ Euaranteed 30 and runs vas locust fordor - parpains: days. : Washineto FOR D—Tudn; bal’ oon tires: view rT nraectically * terms. 14 other extras: 1 ”) ke like R brand new car has extras Motor io endition Tate 3041 Inc.. NEED CASH. Ford sedan: perfect condition, S185: Hassters, bumpers. aneedometer. Stromberd biggest bargain in city 1214 (e Aubert PRICE BARGAINS largest and beset ‘ead Ford sedans ever had Thev are wriced low for auick aaie and eterv one guaranteed for 30 davs gown payment. balance 52 weeks ‘ome en look them over PRICE WOT “OR €O.. Authorized _Ford Nea! ere 9219 S \ Grand. Grand 6500 7 (c7) Ford Sedan, Repainted and in very good shape. Try it, youll buy = it. Terms ard ber Tox &AUTOG FORT) 4 DOOR SEDAN. tires: like new: $295: terma. 2944 LACUST ST. WE RER’'S USED CAR DEPT ke. Cor Garrison and Locust. Open evenings and Sunday. (cf) New D-passenger: Al Auto { Sedan: condition VW estern i dave: eatin tin CHEY ROLEV oo Teerinne. ve lect! oni | CHEVROL Ke .CHEVROL EeT—Touring. Jefferson. | bargain | LA tm.) be sold to Satiafy | 46050 | 'DODG i—1920 DOPGE—Tourjng a5 eso) , new i Wil- | _{c5) | 1$125 | 11924 bareain: | | Worki selection | we have | 1923. | 19th & Locust 4818. (c) | Passenger sedan. looks spiendid condition through askett Motor io AA1KR Romont 345°R in out nip ot I Washine iholstery like vein ehon: ke ( MOTOR CO. Onen everinesr fc) 19°24 terme ast ir KS new eton on eedan chean 4650 os veryv and venings = LOOK! LOOK! BIG SALE 25 SEDANS 25-$425. .$ 975 Pe lav vs av Delma 5 ims) Continental | }) FORD SEDANS- 19°0.294 a Ruick 6 Sedan.. Willwe-Knight Sedan Ae ulce ak! and 6 Sedan. tomate Sedan. Maxwell Sedan.. Hudson 6 Sedan. Overland Sedan... Moon 6 Sedan... Studebaker 6 ~ > ~ an — > ~j)=— = “" ul ARLAARAR _ > -)— -)~) ae D0 Sedan. 1285 $100, $200, $300 Down ear sold on money- Trade in €2800 | s Every back guarantee. your old car. 1 6 No Interest—Year to Pay! YAHLEM Worlds Largest Used Car Dealers, 1035 N. Grand and priced for quick sale at | Touring Cars For Sale | AUBURN—Touring. S20: Chevro eta up: S35 do wn. 71 N 6 —Touring: $55. 4130 Cozens. oe Touring: Master 6. run 5400 mile re fullv equipped: $980: Williams. 4390 Olive BU 1 K—19°4 Master ul perfect. $875; Pek iy 5B v Ly K—19 i lent con dition : seaws ne city. De! BU WK 4—1924 touring: tion: peer. chance to > Brandt, @290R hhuick “t ition Chevrolet touring. $185. UNIVERSAL. 3401 Locust. Onen nighis and Sundav pv 1c k—Tourings. We have ~ aod pendabie cars, $245 to $205: terms he cuarantee Seuth Side Buick, Granda 76013 Jefferson at Lafayett® in evenings fc) | " Sao good runmng order (a7) CK au only terms (c5) beau- 4701 (Cc) ex. cy terms. touring; trade. pasaenger. touring will agacrifice: imar 67190W exce get a 68045 a 6 Nent condl- rea) bar- Kingsbury (c46x) an excel le nt con- . ns S205. ain Cabany_ I—J] 22 ade- BU IC K es Nn netrator 1925 standard 6 ITOO mites: 2 See it k today: 8045 Ki ngebury Cabanvy 6 330 A270 spor classy; $290 down: real bargains. Featon. - 57: driven by mileage’ ex balance (eh) mode most care ? = river ol ; co ey ooda ls "8923 Ol've CADILLAC of phaeton new is fine condition ” Seen Baskett Motor, 3318 Romons R42 ae ic ADIL LAC- a phaeton: new will evarantee condition of car Raske!t Motor Co.. 3318 Washington. _mont RA2R paint ’ warena'in “Duco paint OoOwen- Reo- _ TT V-63 ( Cadillac Phaeton 6-passenger effort model; finished dustproof gray with natural wood wheels hballioon-type ti ”" Humpers. motome- © enpotiights barre) head and Hood@ee shock absorbers, finest condition: an opportunity ob car at a saving. Open Sunda ter lamps chanical tain thie until! 2 pp. m LAMBERT-GRAVES 4035 Linde li. ‘n Lindell 8600. " Vv andev enter (56) | | | | ' te, | CHEV ROL ik i —iouring, ic HF YROL ET TOURING | CHEVROL EB—Tourine. tat pner- | Open ' FORD TOU RING—Late model. 4 . of tate mode! | ever ‘ernis: | ie7).’ NEW ELL | GARDNER -Touriner: easy | bump- | (c46x) | | 3843 iB: Washington. tn | side | me- i Tourina Cars For Sale CADILLAt -——Touring. new paint, tires, shock absorbers. 7 tires. new top; must sell at once. 2105 Thurman; (rand 7057. (7) CASE—Tourt: im Car. new paint, good tires runs good, looks good: a bargain for a Bale. Flectric Garage & Service, Ss. Grand, (ca) BHw dow; aah sport. *ya33 East vn ae, Gardner. sips CHEVROi. iT—1n2 burn. S35 down. venter. “$15 + ta 3 ~ tourin a Ni, sy 11 (56) -Touring. 1923. | $195. $50 down. 4464 ~“— 1805 } excellent 4701 Gravois rebuilt: S65 Tein! Cass av. 19°24 terms ineproved, aia trade Hames hus 4.390 0} ive Lee ORTHWEIN | Dodge touring. 19°33. down Open Sunday no 3024 Locust ROMONT eo0d con diti and — a —_ = -~Dodge touring. operates ‘ brand-new brilliant original enemel: will aerve as new | months. 1—193°—liodge touring. excep: gant condition: a differen cheap: terms: trade UNIVERSAL. 3401 Locust. Open nights and Sundev ’ } Mona vr ele t ngman’ Joy $25 DOWN $5 WEEKLY Dodge Touring .. Reo Touring ..... Ford Touring ..... Maxwell Touring Oldsmobile Touring Buick Touring Hudson Touring .. Paige Touring .... Dort Touring NO INTEREST YARLEM 1035 N. ee DURAN’ $3325 DU RANT do Wr) like Easton. like new: Jun wta ts 7% l—Touring. $100 down. Touring ] thers: trade fcRD) DURAN T—Late model touring. condition throughout: finished os good rubber. barkain, terms: trade. Tate Motor Co.. In: | Luo bebe bi an ESSE X—YTouring:~ good cheap. 1505 Russe}! LSSE X—S827 ie down F ‘ORD 2 hl lat S300 _ d041 int running Hupp. 1922: Gardner. Pon evenings. 3843 Easton ‘AMP CAR Wi li trade for Wahaeh ‘271 W. a FORD—Tourings. L922. °23, °24: dition: terms, 1805 Russell. FOHK)—Tourings;: guaranteed: all terms Ford Agency. 4043_ FORDS—‘5 touritngs. like new: $135, terms. 1905 Locust, FOR D—Touring. 1923: $150: good _ big bargain, 4968 Northland. FORK!—Touring: 1924: $865 down a} others: trade, 344] Juniata. ie7) FORI S—Touring eget late cheap; terms: tra care 47 SHS land. Al con (c) | pr aces I ae lede. ‘i Ss) $40). ‘ced motor ic late ° FORI—Touring “medels, « heap. terme: trade. 3447 _Jefferaon FORD—Touring: $70; 1922. $95: $125: easy terms. 35720 Faston. new Locust. tires; (c7) barain Jefferson a 0; drive home. 5 FORI)—Tour ia terms. Big "iar 190 e mode!: 2218 8. late modeis $50 down. FORDS—Tourine care: to $180: only Washington FORD—Tourings be $°15 4: Fa0° Olive. a ae FORD—Touring, 1 new hauled: en °4 A may fren evenings ana Sunday. 15: trade car $°7 a $2 1924" . 19°3 $165 65; ms ne paint, 5: 23 o3° starters eta ete 2506 S. Jeffer. FOR D—Touringas. $50 up: terme: enn na RD—1921 throughout: Oak! and. touring: condition sacrifice good (Crowder. PRICE BARGAINS We have the largweet and best selection used Ford tourings we had. They are rriced iGw for auick sale and every one ecuaranteed 30 dave — ret n payment. *ba'ance 52 Wee ‘or rly and look them over PRIC E MOTOR CO... Authorized + ord oon ers. 1317 “% Gren Grenada RS Ford Touring; you can’t beat this ear; and think of this car at $75. Terms. Money back guarantee 3427 Lindell 15 Years Lindell R1°° sport 1924: Bridge 2891. J. S-86 _ 8000; 2001 condition. | OH, LOOK HERE! | $50 DOWN $5 WEEKLY . §$150-$250 150 - i) A YEAR TO PAY No Interest 300 Used Cars on Hand YAHLEM 1035 N. GRAND ——__ new | excelieny has: | (eR) | choose | Rus- | (c) , } ; sell | spe | Demonstration will | LOCUST | rood: S255 today. in Fhusimese | nted. | tern 8. | _(co) new: i R700 S85 | in epdlendid in ' iv) $65. “| models: 1923. (5) I | Me /TOR 7310 | ¢*7 hav ‘ uv in Business Automobiles For Sale— Miscellaneous | ‘ Au- | Van le. | Service and satisfaction must be a part of each transaction In our Used Car Department you will find real values aold im the same manner that our new Buicks are solid You take no chance whem you buy a rebuilt and renewed Buick from responsible Buick dealer. BUICK TOURING CARS We have a few exceptional values in renewed and refinished Buicks: ears have our guarantee: terms. 1924 BUICK COUPE price and termes > 4:whee] brakes. etc attractive CHALMERS Rebuilt and a eplendid closed able price: terms rn ’ , SEDAN refinished throughout: ‘ar al a very reason- Chevrolet 1923 Touring Mur price makes this a rea] value: terms. CHEVROLET Coupe; like new 1923 MODEL overhauled: mechanically ear, terms model: eondition; at- terms. FORD 1923 Vers FRANKLIN ROADSTER overhauled and terme or trade Late , tractive good COUPE low price and terms. condi- Closed late moedel eound in every respect; West Side Buick Auto Co. Kingshighway & MePherson and Su 305 (open evenings nday Telrn ar Touring Cars For Sale Gardner Sport, $100 | fe hearing hurry Year MOTOR CO § Pe TT) 1923 mode! motor: ike new S3HD OLAW E “910 Washineton |} HAYNES—srm wt touring | sacrifice; od nant bor nso () eye ahd 1 T. IN« SCOT eau spo! 1922 “4 7? ts onl. im ¢ tern Su on.v Open evenings and -~ tr exceile Owe RR ouring. ba nection Invited 3318 Washineton SCHNURE-BUICK MARMON by 7 newly painted MAXWEL L—192 California topo Tintata OLIVE pa ssenxer %* wire wheel vor ’ harga ’ new trade touring $85 down Moon Touring: wire wheels: loaded with ac looke like a dream $295 today. Terme 234229 Lindel! Linde]| 812° tires Come i 15 Year for 11h NEWELL, wi e ; c5 } a ; these | | DODGE BUSINESS COUPE | tO DAY ’ j l! ~ af 4 a? | et ates pe? mown. ) xX- c "). s? nt f)- & GARRISON | ! S good cessories and She goes out n a in Rusiness | Mr} mN. ff passenger paint, 1924. diac TOURING whee's original “s Terms ‘DEPT and Locust Sunday. ( Reovtdion evenings and Open {}) ott rt hiteie ing. a kaeton 1921 1993 in ne ISO5 Puree)! SASH—2 -passenger . SR eLl er te ALL A NASH —Tourit new. | 1430 SCHNURE-BUICK Nash new Tacust OLIV E tourine and tires aren rhauled painte ry 1822 TOURING. wonderful shape. NASH 7-PASS Repainted: in bargain A "44 Pf RE RK s 7 LOCUST ST. TSED CAR DEPT fsarrison and Locust renings and Sunday (cf) ' ' feROy | & ’ GARRISON || 1; TOURING. new car: a price Terms. Locus T ST USED CAR Garriace and Open @venings and Sunday NASH, 1924, S-passenger: like buy at a DEPT Locust Cott) | real OA KI.ANIT—Tourine ec: ar very dition; bargain: $220: terms good « J836 ' | Look The | duco | wind | like “lassiest eport the finish. 4-whee|] re flector ~ car on Drakes Gise wheel ream: appearan and-new Sga5 vear to pay. OLIVE CO 2910 Washington, open ev nit ' Touring, 1923; a and rood Must be sold Terms “ey ley 3422 I Lindel! tert pad pee 165° br Oldsmobile tle beauty paint, ete. has a ay ae i | ° . - | NEW KL | OVthi ANIL) Good cond on iniv Monare 3} EL Locust | OVERLANI Touring exe 4 new - tres . good spares look wheel. hood “over Alabama. ftiversi 1S Year in Rusine 300 LDUWN, ndell xT?" ‘llent 5207 Overland Red ator, good tires ce price Bird; nickel looka only hke ne is $305 Terms S015 Loewust PRomont 2600 ari aria ‘NEWELL in Busine 1924 Packard Single x touring taken in trade on Willys-Knight 6-eylin- der touring: in wonderful condli- tion; priced very low. C: veland. Gra — —s S26 KAI SIS S| | | ruy | Yl: Larchmont; 4-pass. sp? model: painted Rollse-Rovce good tires; @ car capable of miles per hour. A food buy $705 Trrmsa A dandy bury SEW EL ir 3422 Lindell Lin tel! R122 4 ST AR—Tour ne 1H? 3: like down others Paige new “ tre de ee DI Jt miata ¢ x STFARNS. KNIGHT — Fip $4% bigwest bareain we aahington L. outs ‘¢ ~ t aa7° cone Ntion: S »?) ; St. Ferdinand av le Oakland 1924 Sport! market is i+ +’ e =e lit- tires at $425 back guarante xz e a 8s no brokerage eond) narkin $150 ile 5 radi w aA 15 Years ss rt | bine Ain a’ 5 Years | in Rusinese | _* .? ; STUDEBAKER TOURING. Overhauled. repainted: like $250: terme "244 I4UST ST WEBER'S USED CAR DEPT... FE. Cor Garrison and Locust Open evenings and Sunday. (cf) new: 1970. A bargain STUDEBAKER. 5-pase. Special 6 Sedan for someone $150 2944 I4AxCUST ST WERER'’S USED CAR DEPT S$. E. Cor. Garrison and Locust Open evenings and Sunday. ‘c6) money-making booklet will be’ ‘mailed to you promptly. - BOMONT JSED CARS MOON SPORT CAR...... 3039 LOCUST 8ST. COU PE 3039 LOCU ST ST. —-—- oe FORD TRUCK ...... 3039 LOCUST ST. NASH SEAMMBRes scse'nb ons 3039 LOCUST ST. STUDEBAKER TOURING 3039 LOCUST ST. ASH COUPE: 4: .c.i des 3039 LOCUST ST. BUICK TOURING CAR.... 8039 LOCUST ST. a ee eee = NASH ROADSTER ....... 3039 LOCU ST ST. BUICK $150.00 —_—————— eee WILLIS AR 9 LOCUST ST, SEDAN ian UST it ‘AR ditto ST TOURING © 303 a S-KNIGHT 303 a LOC JEWETT NASH TOURING 3039 ‘ARDNER TOURING 3039 LOCUS CHALMERS TOURING C! : 3039 LOCUST ST. TOURING CAR. 3039 Loe ST . . . .* _ a $32 eee P920.00 Q ST. ( ‘AR ST. $325.00 ee eee $250.00 CAR. DODGE ; vee. $150.00 N ‘UST CHEVROLET COUPE ef ae 3039 LOCUST ROADSTER 2039 LOCcT HU DSON Sk DAN igre ae 3039 LOCUST FORD COUPE 203 5.00 HUP. ee ee - ’ > ’ -— eo FORD COUPE lenvunerdes sl _ $039 LOCUST ST. WILLIS-KNIGHT ROADSTER. $875.00 ! | .. +» $1250.00 ee ee ee — ee $2 65, 00 _ 3039 LOCUST ST. ee eee ee ee ee ee ~—-- -— eo HUP. TOURING ....,4....) 0000 3039 LOCUST ST. 9 LOC! FORD ¢ OUPE 7% Pr, TnrPy FJnmsSrAaCcouw ae 139 LOCUST ST. — The above mentioned Automobiles are in first-class condition, good paint and tires, top and eur- Five-day trial—if not satisfied your money will be applied on any car in our stock. GUARANTIEE | We Teach _SOUTHWEST I NAS&l CO. ra _-— {ains. “Ope n bianchi VS and Kvenings Mei | } =| I) ti} 4), That Used Car’ : "for July 4th | DAY we all LOOK FORWARD the WIFE away from the hot the congested streets and all go out into the open country, where you can eat and rest under the trees. beside the running stream, the little ones can romp and play in open fields. We have just the car you want. OUR ONE PRICE plan INSURES YOU that you will PAY NO MORE than any LIVING MAN Our FIVE-DAY TRIAL IN- SURES YOU that YOU will GET the CAR YOU WANT. If it does not please YOU, you can BRING it BACK to US and ALI. vou have PAID will be APPLIED on the purchase price of ANY CAR WE HAVE in STOCK, EITHER NEW or USED. Can anything be FAIRER than that ” Come over after supper, bring along the wife Our lot at 18th and Locust is illumi- nated so that you can inspect the car Just as well as if it were day. and be in the open air. We have the best selection in the city. Over 125 from which to choose. Below we give partial list. 24 124 > mm ‘ Buy STUPENDOUS SALE OF USED CARS Sensational Price Slashing! the ONE to take WTLY FOURTH is TO. You will want kitchen, the KIDDIES off of If you have any hopes of ever owning a used car, better grab off Yahlem’s bar- gains today. They can never be cheaper. Yahlem takes the joy out of competition— but still charges no interest. oD conusesauonee =~ ne are HEAR YAHLEM’S RADIO CONCERT STATION KFVE, SATURDAY, 6:30 P. M. Hupmobile Coupe Nash Roadster (‘hevrolet Coupe Ford Coupe * Buick Tovring Star Sedan Jewett Coupe Midaemobile Roadster Haynes Touring Durant Coupe Dodge Coupe Open day——night——-Sunday. ABSOLITELY chen FIVE-DAY TRIAL Weber Motor Car Company STUDEBAKER Brtenctraoroom. ISTH AND LOCUST Touring Cars For Sale _ Touring Cars For Sale SCHNURE-BUICK a hd LOOK! STUDEBAKER 1924! & GARRISON | pouring, light 6: slightly used: a real | UC DERAKER licht touring: late ‘23 chance for aomebody: almost new: $1200 | ST Tr, ' 4 > : . . like new bargain. at Studebaker for $645: year to nay. “OLIV: VOTOR CO. 2910 Washington. open eve STUTZ SPORT,“ _ o23 mode ‘Trucks For Sale ° | CHEVROLETS—Ton trucks. 1924 models. , haseis, S300 1vl3 models, open body. open Rundays and evenings 15650 Easton av. (66) Light delivery truck: fine pe mode! bargain for open Sundays and eve- 7. 46850 Easton. (ech) 24°26 8 Proadway. ‘192%; stake body; Or Wi ashington. FO A DS—And Dodge trucks: easy terms. 3520 Easton i ‘URD—Prue k. good, 1494: with | body. Bailey. 17th and Pine hORIS—Trucys. new any atyle liberal terme, Bailey 17th and — J Aghs deliverv: open and S185: terms. 23°23 Locust. ngs and Sunday Onrny—Ton tru -k 19°24. Chevrolet Sedan Jewett Touring 19024 Studebaker Light 1924 _ Overland Toumnne 1924 Nash- Sedan 1924 Studebaker 1024 Chrysler Brows 24 Chev rolet Coupe 1424 Studebaker Touring 10°5 Oldemobile Sedan 1025 Oldsmobile Tournse Terms to please Roadster a Coupe ham ‘'S THE BABLES—OUT THEY GO! COUPES and SEDANS $50, $75, $100, $200 Down—A Year to Pay Nash Coupe (iveriand Sedan Hudaon Toupe Chevrolet Coupe . HERE DE LUXE SPORT MODELS 1924 Jewett Brougham. .§ 9&5 Oakland Coach ....««+-. Buick Coach Ruick . Naame Coupe. Packar ouring . Willys-Knight Club. Sedan 1095 1924 Jewett Sport Touring 7H i) 1924 Kisse! De Luxe Sedan 1705 1925 Studebaker Brougham $700.00 off Sat Buick Sport Tourtadc. 20 Packard Touring .. Buick Sport Touring. Buick De Laxe Moon Sport Touring Buick Sport Roadseter.... $100, $200, $300 Down YARILEM 1035 N. Grand vou. ONE ee ————— Oakland Sedan Chevrolet Sedan Oakland Coach Tt. 1924 Jewett Brougham.. Buick Coach Bulck Coupé Willys Knight Sedan rhe" 6 'imder . iP 4x Pour: passenger “with tO t relma s erms ving. =) 47 How to Bap Bel Used | Car Right bor Get this valuable booklet free ; | | A Year to Pay. No Interest. Open Evenings bargains: (5) ice and q"tre ‘it tells why it costs no more to vet a good used ear than a poor | one—if vou know how. It tells | | FORD— how to locate the real bargains. j ever ‘It saves you many dollars, but “body: only $345; terme” costs you nothing. Send us your | Pe a — otay, address and your copy of this | $175; guaranteed 30 days neton hi antemaniten For Sale— Miscellaneous SEE & Wuber Motor Car Co, 2 ) Lac uae Roment $50 POWN $5 A. WEEK 1 Ford Touring Ford Coupe ; Studebaker Sedan ! Nash 1920 Touring } Hiup Touring body Pine closed Open fe) oN verhau! ed: new 2 323 Locu t ae © - terms. “trade. eC _ _&uto Bodies For Sato hs Ea aviee teens [raga 1 pile tdor Sadan ~~ rene oF ee 5: 3 Zl tal res aiwars: ape ee conimerc node's. on! 3333 Waeh.- te7) STIIW RINT 2024 Locuer ORT iW KIN BOMONT 3700 1 And many others Ford light deliverv truck motor Ww eRER Ss USED CAR DEPT.. $100 down, Onen Sunday and 244 Locust, at Garrison. ava AL aie alt LOW PRICES | QUICK ACTION $10, $25, $50, $100 Down _and Small Weekly Pay- ments. A Few Selentiens Ford Coupe Ford Touring Dodge Touring, high hood #225 Haynes 6 Touring.. Reo Coupe Dort 4 Touring Chevrolet Touring, late. No wonder we sell standard makes; closed; finest condition at such give-away prices. Eight years fair dealing your guarantee. Always open. Wilson Motor Car Co. ST. LOUIS DURANT CO., 3205 Locust BI tm Man Alive! Look DOWN GO PRICES! PRICES SHOT! $75 DOWN £6 WEEKLY nee Riel-ton truck: 10925 pareel delivery body reetically a new car: ean b y ehNeanp terms open B8unc ‘S? evenings 4650 Faston. Delmar 47 (cd) oe eee ate “ter end (cH) model. open eteel caat — nt JOR anre : BARGATNG fe ord bodies SCHNURE-BUICK o-98 mene sprite car teal See Buick. ti°cK——J] N24: beivy antd cab itke new: raranteed muet be rold r $° 4 o Ask to see No If4 ‘ARONDE! ’ eT VOTOR oO r] A'ways ern FORD 1. TON TRUCK 1923 24-75 models; 2 with open bodies | 1b: 1 with open body, sereened sides. nis al - a? bargain for auick esale open Sunday and evenings. ‘Delmar | $850 Faston q SPEED WAGON —FE mn had condi. iroRD TON Ti maunta bles 7: 4 ‘> ~ & ¢£ i’ he i ot i> i ea, er i Wee ag Seg, eS . 1 bm § “ > = 4 ebb Studebaker Auburn Lexington Dodge Chevrolet Buick Oakland Gard Hiudson : Olds Sport 290 295 oon) 240 225 215 205 AS o —s AS real bargain te: USED TRUCKS Two t-ton three 1%-ton: equinned with and bedv: wood rubber: exrellient me. | “!l cendition: mutet eell: oriwaete nar. “APITAL GARAGE, 2955 Baston (c7) Automobliies For Saie— Miscellaneous USED FORDS | SPAY, er Trat's why they flock to YAHLEM THE NO INTEREST KING 1035 N. GRAND TOURINGS ROADSTERS COUPES SEDANS TON TRUCKS ee na eee — a4 nes

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ak ene + KIDAY. JUNE 2 1 FLATS FOR Southwest es KINGSHIGHWAY. 77374 a5 ~~ parlor. bas@uend ‘ heat. cryrtai fixtures tie exposure: large porch ang Tower Grove Park Maint FRIDAY. JUNE 26, 1926. PARTMENTS RE Ae “ af 3 a eee t= WHERE DOES THE HOME HUNTER HUNT THE MOST? Right here in. these columns. Advertise and be convinced, “&% ————— —————_—_ Lee RESORTS APARTMENTS FOR RENT Board and Lodging __ —FURNISHED “NAGOGAMI LODGE ON Gasconade River for the season. individual service unetcelled —_ I ———————— HOUSEH _D GOODS FOR SALE HOUSEH'LD oeees Fon mt ponte Tret Lt— bev. ee t—_- : ps ‘pre H’LD GOODS WANTED ———— Ooms WITH BOARD—WEST ; _ ROOMS FOR ‘RENT—West | Bi. 4 38>—bLace «nt LVYD = 14—Newis COR ST ces oi | , ae e— For we ; * of rove 4$¢4_ ptrt Ty , '* cond 2° ¢ HAMILT inciucing ‘yer > ; irs) “+* s* , — . y i. cot- HAM. $45 ¢ eh- * r ~s F Greatest Retail Location SOME PEOPLE canoeing ae =: aaa NEW STORES no ineequitoces nishe c in 10 days: etor ibe Saas ne 7 ; ments. I 15x5¢ : at basement; rent | ble: act Afaon- rex ROURKE. ‘REALTY co. ; 4310. Central ‘2B verside_‘ 5715 Gravois av. _ tub. sho , - —— ee loeIN & SON. 617 Chentnat. eels L$ eee REFRIGERATORS — 25175; wr. try tt oe °F. (ret ‘- 1. 106 S. — Choice colored (6) “450. Sanat ect ort: & SON, G17 Chestnut. (4) "> 7 oe - ore DE. NIE BROS. ok ee rt LIN. 1933-—-Suitable location; 1” | ——— Oe Or - meat market; low rent. “e466 rocuere BRISTOL HO] EL i gus. 7 Chestnut. Olive 2712. ue re (of Pers*ing at De Bai’ ere ! 1325 N.—Large store: fine los | | Perea #Uitt— oa : Jential hotel: ea TY reasonabie rent. Main 2724. «| or mer Fu Mm POURS able ft ~ tronage soliciied: re . Pete 2 Oli. 4 aoe . 3 iic \e! icy, iL ang eligntiy., eet “LINDELL PLAZA HOTEL ambit. cd on “Oe i | eect om ~-- et * pore: ARE E TOU SEL L ING Or Tt 4300 LINDELL BI pewiy ren amend rr ain — 2 _+ AURANT—AQO equipped. Avoly i ver oth 4 per pr t ; | bu r* ive conten’e Jv - 10 a reek. b th. le CL . t+ we a ns tyr » cog 6646 (56 ¢ you are jiooking- tor a hotel with | Grive | ees ournished mentes 19 —— Bide 3 N.—34 floor; nae Tver ‘~ ie Cuvee KPEC] AL & ALE (jk A. xMIN. pleasant surround! ng. par ving 2 ROY roorns. $5: vorches f water light: ‘ene or ligh\ manu- ! 4 Ais i ,and privi eres of a well-condition aime ee ENRIGHT, 4636—N ‘BU ITE BP EC [AL STER RUGS look seeing our =, 5720 —= rooms. Fase ae: t som to Se 7 ood S.—Stere and. 15 “) aa es ci HU ~ . , M U ~ ] . A A peach “epartment. © ither furnished or 2A-—4} rooms MON EY- “MAKING LOCATION, urnished fuei. gas and electric, > on o . ful for drug s'ore. confect ectionery, c ite or Fo roy’ “Afeti WwW ay. “2 Wonder coid wate: See janitor 0 75s" ws ‘ites Launery. dry goods. 1401 Biddle at. rR bk 807 ‘Chestnut. _--—— cal st 5 rtment lete- hot-water 5} 893—Choi 6 apat tment complete oO | rh) ik We. o2 L hel et A? —e Music a In ruction _ily { vr ished + ooms . ba th. linens. ec) SODIAMONT wy a ha _— » _— TT — "Toe ef Thi. et ’ ‘ " 4 2 JAZZ — 20 ewe wourte pn your PAGE 4109—Connecting front. comple e po aoe =, | AISSANT aii oy — vet 95x75: AS GRAND. 211 N 4 ahed m euite: Dutch din- aoa DAVENPORT St IT bk inetrurmest. Chr wlet wer. HOUSES, FLATS, ETC lv Ir: . "hen galow: bee vient. $55. FISHER 9104—$125 per month. z7in ee OO A ns alc Mee ot MN lh - Md _ ; SPECIAL oe 6164—Gentieman will share | JULIAN. 6840—6 rooms, _P_ WYATT, Colfax 4133 _ putt greet lana nor" ms to couple: summer. Cab- |j ]. EPSTEIN & GON. 6 617 i GRANT i, 210%, WYATT 2 op i. ~—_** 4eacemrnt te ele LAL HEL. Yot—w ialSa AGENTS’ RENT LISTS ek floor. ( hoor tal , emt your se > AA aie . £271—Nice 3- room ef. porches very desirable; Hy mene SeuGW—— Laces store; will : cum ni Sis — at . lent shape: a loca tic ouse are puernsines Ty fu: nd Organs For Sale FRANCISCUS REALTY d:_see_tanitor.—_(c80" MAKCUS. 1325 —24 feor, be Pat Wd usiness. Beaman) " : ~ Ah - e aus P Petty: | -FOom.s ‘g Filed with vieet mann wrest : _— 804 CHESTNUT ST. WATEIOIAN | furnished: bargain: $33 vim se end earacs. Wat REALTY “e Bia" Crestni. revee pegular 82145 evi. 3s (oT) 4123-——4 ress ms. bath *() "(89 "* ?) 4123-—4 rooms $30 | NEWSTEAD. _ nace ath. electric PARKVIEW FPL. 4521 heat: ev erything modern: J. bk. SCH ERTZ, O live NSFER CORNER. »T Ad. apartment: ~~? 18 and 3 ; Beat 230 § fs: — ht Aa ive uz i New 1: 3th WESTMINSTER P ; } nished _ millinery. dry goods. av. rt , im ar 4582 y NSTER [et s% ide Mais eerriene ene . PL furni shed apartment: " hetmar. 458° | PARE VERS. £503 4 + Teoma, | ~ Northwest 3 eT MIN STER ae 4023—Front corner) ~** RTH MARKET. 5407—Shoe anartmn ert S80°- genb- ANDERSON BTOrE KE_BE ROS Chestrut onderful location for beauty =: 4367 N. New-- ome with machinerv: well aata bli shat air t.i@ cf } gsemi-mon7n'h v: Janitor et} 4140—Apartmen? I.indel] so7y | VERNON. p573a—6 ) modern ¥ — iL. alae AMS. 706 Cheat |WASHINGTON BL. aa ment fiat. See . janiter: i 4 rooms above: bath ition ; ‘wonderful spot e226 v»T Soas BRILsOb pen efficiency. Poe ycthrome me's, Broadwar PINE aa 7 cere Fe ie Set R RENT. ~ A b127 cusi—Cean. NEWS 1: AIT FC a a “ n. |'WELLS. 5133A - wf —_ ae podsia Gatese tab oe baths Swath AD, Stee , Are F tv modern: eiiicienty. oai | see a reli ION Hi... 5388 Storeroom: busy loca- eR, Lo ront rooms RPI’Tr_rryveGce WELLS 35446—53-r “tion: surrounded by 2 new subdivisions: SUPE — Tobie ane @ cherre N. 3429 ished 3 rey phows.__. Walnut. (3 ect year SAIN SUBLET $75. APT. 303 newly decorated: Mureky ‘§ stores. ie 5) 7 Furniture Earchaenge f° 1 we A » ; oe eee Lune eo LINE. 4265—lDesirabie 12 600 aheuneine AE a rampletely furnished 3) fons ha te eam art —— 4 esr ———— ape are gut ae “Clinton... room efficier ¥» lee (e3)| fO°Sne S FISHER. $22 Chee South — 45 $27 ——Desirabie ns 4 ( HIFFOROBE SP EC [AL RE SMOVA L SALE ms. southern Jost me Cay mmer K f C WESTMNS TER 4003—4 rooms: LABAMA. ~ 6009— New store; Hear Ere hifforches entre werdrote ever : , OLIVE. 3543—Cie iy | 1 ) o __venienc Petore: rent | 5. roder et, finiened lnut: gel rewu-) Pntire Stock of Furniture Must x TEC runnine kK Khkiiaya a a LYS 7115 ALAMO. “BROADWAY. ~ 2304 8.-—Offices; xia leriy et 839: euwecia! O22 74 ‘neh eve rates Lunde!| y A550—Cor. Burd av.; large. fine . fine for, buchnesbe FiLY-POLLACK 101 N. 8th. Olive 3385. (c4! BUT SS ) LET—BUSINESS. P’RP'’SES CITY REAL EST’TE For Soutn LOT—Choire 35 feet groun of Grand. ne 1 ; Zuckerman. Houle Mi, $ $97 LOT—For bungalow or : =" block’ Castleman: $2700 sor vacant ] | 381k. a = eicsiees, ' Pho ee ee eee |. —_ st tae Southwest 2: $15 foot: one bot & Other S4x114 ¢ i! Knox 6138 W : tle ~ aed oe — Arsenal—Watson—t $24, $25, $2! Per foot and uo with he 4 othe Zas sidewalks and $50 CASH AND $10 M Location. ArseMal «et end W: Tower Grove car to Fifty-ninth denwood bus passes thie propert, West WISE. 69 . for auick «# 31x150: sewer, cea -_ street: terms. ELMORE 1278.__ 1191 Title Gugranty _ IMPROVED PR’P’TY FO PAUL J. JARZEMSKY, R 1502 St. Louis av. Tyle ——s eee wees sell my evuity mont h rent. for $700. SUT direct” from — construction 2 save intermediate man's i commission: we have s@veral ‘% 1987. Nights: Cabany AI45IR EDUCED TO 8750 I ‘ aie Faston av.; vac 2-story 4-family 2-room fiat lot on Cozzens st.: rented at $! 3856-58 Faston av. Make an Mr. Puttaee. STOLTMAN Rk. . 4003 13 Chouteau_ G «FARMS FOR RED FARMS—S-acre poultry farm, —— and 85) re Water. . : , ‘ oe” « PUSG 7 r ; . ; F ve rooms tardwood a | vy i Ha ffictency apart- stesm heat: 24 floor. - Bs, - ma , a ry 30 DERSC- Se ga KE-BU 2 ra wi ss se y (14) & Chestnut ee a for phrsicians or dentista, es Oils. 3 4740—Big store. music store or florist. ! ~ ¢ j v. 40 ()) nh j So d He f ore ive : on onth!y Delm oF ahed 495° rigs i rs a a VW wr rT2 al DENNIS BROS. 474 lie mer ; , + ‘ JvoOvV— | 7 wy Y ~~ ami table f SS ci ort AM EC COMBINA LION HAGE Kit hen FLATS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT 42 Gravoie, 25x75; heat _ftupnished ic3) ene a Jefferson and ney bersy 14 (cG ATORE—-Southwest corner / DAVENETTRA—%, ok of tim bowen) un Central ie North Brenan don. eee a “Rooly Grand ‘thule $15 each. Babath ‘Iros. 1083 5 -—m meee | BELL $i19—3-~0om modern flat. (c5) |/DODIER. 3647—4 rooms and tw Bee, ONG Oftice® FOO if devenier APARTMENTS “OR RENT #418. = wor ae rete! x. furnished: f and Meramec. rd fi or. ‘. bay 1721—Thir $32 . ler tre 5 rooms - eae | TB. (-SO) | fax ancl Weel ; r? — “LEASE _ we nied Northwest FOR * FT (eo ; mo ears din. STEENTH 1412 N—3 rooms. $25 oy nia oe ae t as ~ rie . ts NEW STORES ON GRAVOIS bis sa Bier Kieht wieces. $70 _F zt STE CIN &@°& Ss ON, 17 Chests rutich SSSHED me r os a ethaaal eorner are na jy tl — ; , : yore ' lores rFURNIS —3 a | 200 South); one corner sto a ' ye ol Mes yi A , m.. wort Worth _ near Grand and Park. eaves: two on Walsh sat.. fastest AN Fe Wn isiet —— ASHLAND. 4124—New 4-room fiat. | FURNISHED FLAT—Ba ‘itully: in lecation in South St. Louls. For DINING yey? pig S107 eell fo "s4 — aa tee hardwood floors: ivory finish: senarate 4 rooms and bath: very iculers maged by fire, com B1N7 ow : rgwoo GOT r : oa . 7 N mabath Hiroe, 1045 N. Vandeventer entrance aes porch: $55, a once: open 4:30 to Tae 1 TECREIF FRY DT Tos S Rrondway te ‘B) “CLYDE 8. FIS Chestnut. i ur + Ji € 14 F tric. $20. (Oo) nice rooms; good le- _ 339: DinNinGs Meee rill beveled gleee tue oven, gas etove a). bed rua. fieor lamp Rooms Comp! sthly | Purni ished, 3497: 00 $20—s eas "1210 ; > 5 ee r Mee ts leony z ite + ‘FLATS AND AP’T’S ¥ BENTON, rtd.—3 ’ UiLDING—Directi¥ onpo- and linoleum. a at once; $11. ‘FLAT Wid or 4 7 a Ds STORE |B steam heat fur- 4T35A Vind av WOLF-POLLACK 101 'N. Sih. Olive 3383 } _garage. H. Hellmas a gina? wonderful erewins neighborhood : DAES KS ms teule : : G a i (ce Fi Ai Wid ) roohus, OF Dec! eulcnly 5409 Lanedowne. cor. VU bree * WiUSic ROLLS BROAIPWAY. 2011 N —2 rooms, $12.50 K-6, Post-Dianatch. — erry. 4110: Southampton car or _ egg 4 3 rooms. $15. Arent there FLAT Wtd—3 rooms. ak orth, | K'neshighwav _bua, eS : . , ? Vial 7 rooms ind west: couple; $30 or . | S—New business block now being FIBE R SU ITh SP an [AL 2104—Fia 7 rooms #1 | Post-Dispatch. m: m* rinished. on Cc ‘ity. L mite car line: hua. Mettes, rucker and art at TT. Colfax 4133 (FLAT Wid—5 t dreds of new apartments being built all ele or @-room flat. West around this corner: only stores availab ed: must be reasonable Moe F-27090 Poset-Disnats “p-to-date” must be woven filer ering ats wiades and tier ere tone pe! i : pieree $38; ; , “In Fikes ve oy - - Oued. OF! Ores. elec tri iver furniture rooms, $tiS ELLIGT, 1524 $48 newly decoret inenpect today 4410 for reservation ; *?) ree heat —- si vv Lo veeKkee ving 424 leat 4 a aa . 1 2 ere r} Northwest CLEMENS, 665 ty rUctas, — " - ‘ hlé ‘ 0 GARAGE— ~73- car caoac ity: Ison LAMP Mas FFITT. 3968—2 plendid locus - wee : live ne@ gnborh ed a r - ; ~ ‘ GN. 617 Chestnut. " beautiful snow roum: a nishe conven! J. I ex Tk = all s ~ I ve nt “ Phone “Riverside 4410. gee cho DWELLINGS FOR 2 LMAR,. G22p-—-OF ties rooms. Open ror orth 2 ection Re reasonable. a or N 4 ARTIN OL AN 712 Chestnut. © + 8177 ty Parlor in 1008 N—# house: 2d ROADWAY. 4 rooming ** = [as .r rent reasonable: rated H AUSCHULTE "Ideally situated in the midat of thou- ‘ania s of rartrent dwellers. —— A" Northwest INES BROS.. 1021 Arcade Bldg. (¢77) ‘ir ’ po 7 c ve ; 9 i i ‘ nec juding > Di fe B HicMAN, 744 rooms (3 bedrooms); 24 *109—8-room GVE. 3723 — Office rooma 7 ’ .* ‘ ‘ amy . ‘ ‘ S72 43 ate : anitor service; reason 9 e:mar I. flour; $105 immediate pe nt, heat and i second floor. People's uvenie J. 4. EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnat. (6 fie : f wiy ful 111. AAN, a o> reoms “and porch; fitst R. 12 o44 N. N.—Corner Puce; new vi L & V | tH ILL rentiemen fivor south West : oon33; d. "STEIN steam heate i. EPSti. is & SON, & SON, 617 Chestnut. a | ~ 4 637 Chestnut. (c6) ——— = ; + ast —s , = = “ 4 . lo 10 “es 4 * 3¢s 123 nth: "AGE BL... furnished ce ptiona ng I a’ge . Use KeeDi A iN DE VE q with EY P. FURNITURE CO. sa wt {5} ; {— KE DIT living room; now HEATH j "— Aan r > > , 50935— fpr? ZY yi 2h 906-—Marlb 4 5 roorTn A. t water WESTMINSTER PL.. modern: hot-water heat 132-3) ("AS és * suitable for Cail Sidney 2887. _(e6) * 313 k3—New stor store. 90240. also (2) | gpoutheaast corner De Mun and South Rose- and then phone ° ta the Pershing ‘Galeries Bag. (c@) ENTER ANI? ENRIGHT—15x40 co... C'ive 3165. proved. near town, also 80- -2..W_ Koentsemark. Ashiey. t FARMS FOR SAIL FA RM—Small. , house: class condition: vouwne orcha gain: 18 miles from Fast St. J-397. Post-Disnatch, che Tr ‘CPS a: 4 small farm Helabts 77 an’ lit eter on 4 ald ‘ira’. Cen rete ety drive enet from +e? St. ols drive from Collinevite. 1 pave +t Adama Passes tract; small ence easy termes. Troy_ Til. Beautiful Missouri Far --* . ’ ’ 40 Acres Equipped for | Security and easy living vo |takine here: recent improve 'S°O00: anliendid S-reom white lightful esehade and heautiful « all level. rich fleide: nont-wa fenced pasture’ variety luecious harn, emoke and noultry house lare over improved road: bie he "500. ne voung team, eo8 machinery toolte thrown in Don't miee tt. Detalle peewee 14 196. ge ay a nae farm hore) mr °4 ~~ gt free STRO! (CENCY, a38it Pierce Tide. Vo : aale or trade. _ miles city, 806 Fads. baum Prieed to er}. imnres Tilinete- hover harn ete | ker 2800 Fairview. St. Taute SUBURB'N PROP’Y FC ACREAGE - in the ee to $2350 Der ac aay ae GetrEMeteR —— FARM—For 4 ——— ae ~— ~8& and 10 acre tra Ooty Vv terme RK. 1 on E AC *“REAGE—4% acres w' th 5- beautiful grove: $500 cast month: near Ballwin. ! § acres with bored well, $3 month. Grand 414 brick bat BL NGA LOW—4- room John's Station: 4 roomed: HOO feet ground ERPORD REALTY cCo.. av. Cabany 4560 TOK CREDIT — | ‘new. at about one-half their present re CAROLINE. 3555%4;—2 well furni rooms, in-a-dor bed; . pen ts . tate hs: ° ever¥ S BROS.. Lou! Aread= Bidg. (e717) , Koomsa Complete, *&175 ee eee ares at. [ORY on { EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnut Cabeny 4285. 4261 OLIVE ; ‘ ; ¢ wr TTZE 7 ey ; puE Pr.’ 1 ; 7. e 4 . oie «v4 i 4 sis ’ 4 ID5—¥4 ’ retail) lerms ‘ lh ens) and ¥? wy week : a recor ' - ; pwekeetit Poon ef Oxt nm porch: sim REN IT THIS — peree Ae pane any All New Furniture PIANOS! PIANOS: PIANOS NECKEL_EEYDT-EARICKSON B. €O., 3 riete miiine _ : ' roadway. dney 17 heh) aT WD Walnut re asonabie rent. nintment wut for %$ heat Piece Hoom Service. #15 h) very wOTe fa evar! repair garage. : Store ge and "046 ee , Ww DAY Lan GARAGE apace 0x auttab’e for ac- : sys hep ~ a F voy "slaneiaed pat ‘new best ‘in ‘De. ; South + HOUSES Ww my sore or can A pant | #295 Wigh Grade 3.Viece Velour , aE PSTEIN & SON. GIT Chestnut. (66 o. Cos * c “ew Te os 4M. rent eenarate. Parkview G21. (80) pile ‘aren ve etna fed a et mre ape heeping room E thie iv furnished : t. | water, garages. | Delmar atin. t 4 Br . janite £. : vice: lo nD eee gy A. : sh + ag f sana, hurt rt mat ny FOR RENT eae! boo! _” Ga achines ay r Sate SUSHO, 32; arge rout as and | _ 7 | JAMS; 7 stnut 7) ive R504 FOR LODGE HALL. UNIO™ lw +arriere Pee me bed werd lbeoe #90 B.Viece Dining ltoom Suites. Extra Special, $54. High Grade, High-Oven BRUNS SWICK—RBeaut i] with record . 71 THIERES M'! VICTROLA—$*% $75: good i’ be dS, ~ 4 , 4909 SUBURBAN PROP. ein BUNG ALOW—For bedrooms ent 1 b 4) HEADQUARTERS OR BUSINESS. tie 21 . nea ark F JRACUSE, FOth——i rooms. “th: torts he 34 tad fi. north us, time " . . ‘ . ; iis] EIN A IN. iy Chestnut (ok reg U eS. And BUD ihe: ( re Special, $31 VICTOR VIE ; = butheast corner Delmar and Vande- a Utere, FAN ang Ppewe, $ 41 condition HOME—7 hardwood third floor, Del-Van Bidg.. having 19h and “ un ; +] i nal *1.. % Short I, engths of THIFRES MUS nil perch ot-water heat: ' ) square feet: large, light room. now JAS DP C7} .R SON Kirk % ‘,An ih “ ‘shi fina tive! m0) Yy 7 \ It “T% m — hn ie ‘ IK a ged for lodge hall. or ean alter for “is ‘hie we ‘ uy Linoleums Spe cial 5Oe arc gina! | bean 8 : +! | Hoc aODES y KOO ntile business to suitable tenant: ip Cpe 1j 7 uy for e ; —" ~ . es } uf ' ” | att Solid lnk Side leer Re- inne 9 1018 © GRAND BL... 3801 s.—414 larce rvoms, in- JAS. C. MORFIUT, 1076 Tit Baye ye ELL open lay (ess) ath, fa") its and electric: S45. 4007 s od Peas a11G ! cloding T ’ i AGNER-GRANT-RE HOUSE—For ijiease, to adults. ae Cc heatnut. rn house in splendid cong fent transportation. Sto. “ven : ‘. ’ pee anf 4 oh ine peereevers ae (’ “ial, , $4 GRAN cg ’ ‘KOR ‘om tee@etattat ht oeeet A. te 3 vy ‘ ‘i : -] Ou etethy Murniture | i+ Y ’'A—J3 nice larg@ rooms. | (ef) 2 -~ : | | ne ral = ‘Pine ROCATION Witd.— Grocery. lunchroom GAe HANGK Quik Men! hive enamel! ROOMS and BO. AR rere t AF. AY] 41 5S1l- rm rnorr nd kitchen- td. " jroce °° oven, Seprner FS-inch oven ane S \ oll ‘ KE ‘ g pore! gt tern P con- EAST: a L On. WAT Tinie ie. ‘iditabtien, wees} ~ TF 74 Domrdt ne hovee oF "7 hergain beautiful fo feetaurant ie@ulat broiler ‘._ (e73 S-room ef- niences LAFAYETTE $146—Beawtitel | 006 “SUBUR SAN 7U co. ive AAS (eG) WANTED BUSI NESS P’RP’SES or o Mrmr: Purniture Co 7°0 Olive REDUCING ficiency: strictly modern; chea HOTSA ——. 5 rooms, WOLF-POLLACK .161 N. 8th. | decor ated : Rs nice lot , R AD Y REALTY 61°84 Easton 2 eae —— = ae ie 44) ename! mven ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY North “Olive ss . ™ LAFAY! S638 A—3 a tractive ‘ oe 1% wiped Ty SALE : DON’T NEED CASH ji! PRAIRIE. | STEKOT — be , “ “ 2. ‘ . ’ : ; > ’ : _ - P i ; : . . ‘ . ‘ With — = dea saat Sab oe a "| ts * ‘ _ | ° : : > > : *: 2 : si ae : : .) . ” : : BRASCH YOu IL. IP ; e: yf. My, 4 Be iy eee ol ° “fos “omaer Purniture erties Hai tae WaNGie ‘guwk Meal eetatvirant tewular vidal wi batee| tien LIVINGROOM SUITE - ; T4asw HOUSES, FLATS, FOR RENT FOR CC CARR. 2154——4-room house; vas. water Bomont 195 57d. excelion' 1h det sch k mt ( laire ik eles ; > ; ok. (ce? “ ROOMS WANTED MARSEILLES APTS ANGE 4108—Modern . ‘ Three Roome Furnished Complete arr Northwest me, : . ni | 3. fc7) +5 >) ae aot Pe W A 7 kK RM AN AY = ic. | CHOUTE $i bay La ry rc. Proved subdiviaton, apartment SI KA LAL, 1 oo nROOM Lippe mg KITCHEN MA RGARB rA ‘4 : 1 and ules t he | por thweet : ~48W (cB) rooms. 3 “2K. flate or good improved proper- eul for tw ; YT?! t We hi: nae ix treodern CUT E bs ty ak. det AN T E 4449 — ‘ Box F.57_ Post - Dispatch. (¢8®) gn at A S16 £9 ¢ 5 § | 59,2 AS Ri OM Ra ’ he hes : v7 , poh PE! R co _o ive — For ea le or trade . for “Les “An OE COnwiruetion throughout Y . beautiful var MIAMI 3946- +4— 4, t'ful roome. st FLAT—5-room, modern, 3 e+ 53 acres fine land: well lccated. value ever ante ahoulutoly 29 ney wield relerences ROOMS AND PFOFRD we ith Baw gyn 2 VESTMENT. 4114 Finney ave East St. Loule subdivision: great | our price Lary on evenings re: : ; G30 D) BOAKD Wtd th free. Phone | FURNISHED FLAT—3 reo al for right party. ©. R. Go niow. 45) jaar tah nL Its Faery to Pay the Braschs W aan (c8O) 4400 west; colored. Phone ¥ . $698 4th av. Los Angeles. Ca! ts ter) —_ Walnut Simmone full eize Iron leds 100% White Cotton Mattresses § 4 $4900 Kitchen Cabinet S22 5 $35 00 Mah. Davrenport Tables 81° Oak Dining Room Tablee § °: Rebut't Quick Meal Gae 5 rooms furnace. hot warenn 3318 aston. GAMBLE, 2624A—35_ electric: good AOS Silverbiatt GARRISON, ort N.—teaath ; janitor service; steam heat; oy, S75; see at once; open vi ® * sf : large iT SAN. 3543—4 Tyler 1 furta t rooms batt hat rea at: Iu ood abie Sf) 7 ir 7 ile LD LIKE i exchange my equilt G Modern 6-room. 2-family flat: rand cor bungalow or. co ta ® you? Kiet. Geana a2)” APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISKED STMENT..— ROOMMATES ee MMA TS r reqrms sleenty “y 1103 W th mat porch senune Maker welour amo : | valve, special 7e. Upen : i) iad WREAL ESTATE L_ ESTATE—EXCHANGE all or part of well located ” stores ¢ and. flate rit jae * beautifu 1m $1500 Sirmone Cet! 674 1! ~isStil i? A }’ ’ , | Hels a . RESORTS ——— | RUTGER, 3007 a—4 2618 FRANKLIN roe For Rent DOTS Opem Mods? Tr oPr we - 19% Ait my \ e left WOLE-PULLACK 101 N. Sth. " ms ' atl et 2369 fiat Poringe e MORGAN S%845— 2. Band 4 flats. see lanitor. 8 THERESA. 1206A 8. a 6 abie ¢ to right varty._ GARAGES, STABL LIVING-ROOM SUITE SPECIAL enetruction threughou' chair and fireside chair DENNIS BROS. _Deimar Hi eed usiness Property Wanted ORY HUILDING Wa. Valued $40 000 need not be on rooms, — 5 — J rooms, om? Set ~~ hi 140) ghway Deecri be OMIS 7 WN cK Tth reem a rooma. be th ~F lat floor SHENANDOAH 41°34 = housekeeping | o r on place’ leavin " frau 7) reel eupl ireain ‘arkvies “d floor: 2 rooms. 34 fur- tier ’ rey] emer E—wrTbD. TO BUY ~~ to jake factory property in i ®t developing acre jay & + county. ee 1 £9 fede) ee ete Furn. Movses & Fiate Vor Sale ur Central (3) | BIDDLE. 1318—Big gatese; onve- | _ Pair shop ‘i te garage: newly decora open 708 \ vara rea ko nable: ’ ' Lu yrs | fg adcress ’ ~*. niso "RNTSbI ET) Nace Ler re? I KNIT: tiki and painted: . detaiis ver ni TENNESSE; ‘be m sil6 Li tats, Apartments Wanted _ Wea nie 4 rooms, ail 36% lerokee new. h SAN: onren ‘inR) fat De _ Tonty)—Same- pe. in arrangement of A- beautifully decorated mnectier licht sleeping ‘ rhone, hot w pat ="4°OR Cc toom and kitch- decorated runnire irnished: 7 ’ ee - nences $4 ‘-rand TENAS '412——At roomne dees efatact 17 - . a Dat ne an GR ve ; vy axiseen . - ; West Kad a a.m) cy - Bed.) aoa beard for ‘West 43970—Brick gerage, email car. x_P.342 Row > 45 ” Powt- Die. ronan vented APART eS er ter atart- ek hy For Sale Li BHOUSHE Park Mera ms Call Hien! VMERAMEC—End © .3.4-room oottaces. creened porch: overlooking river entative on grounds: monthiy renta : Saat and a bs the p> vear or Vy ; TAGE For male at a 9 rewom NISHED | .. oo valler location chear | HILIA REST _—_—_ rd DELMAR. Aer, $6. month ; , NT—Uiax west, Residences Wanted arma rtment end south ex ‘ARTME tiful cohen 3.) 4- immer monthe: north copes? Ioan WITHNELY, SHED arARTVENT—For saie or | Inon!re rent: completely fornished: 2 and 5S | wyoVWwING rooms, southern expesure: plaver-niane. garece victrola, radia electric fan: reasona - “MMER a bay- reference required Parkview ART (eR) W YOMING., yi extra fine. with about 1100 FI RNISHED APARTME NWT — Leaving ern. frontsce gs A eet Bay. Por par’ culars. | 3 months, desire to lease my beautiful r 1] Dr TR. Michaelis uette. Wis (Sf) | furnished apartment, located 5548 Water- 8671.) CL ae oe SES AND SUMWVER HOMES —' man av.: apt. has 5 reoms, 2 sun partors, ee) 3 and 4 rooms. $250 down. 3 years eoulpped with electric fans. radio, victrola, ‘to pay; also emall fruit and npoeou'try etc applicants must be highiv responai- facent SHANTZ REAL ESTATE bie Call Catbanvy 6982 or Olive 47 O01 ‘Chestnut. rent very reasonabie, ic73) ¢ = aoe eens To LE’ LET—BUSINESS | BARBER SHOP NBEI | sae ¢. MORFTT, 1 aa NCISCLS — 5804 Chem ’ ' to a roor two (cBSY iieht =) f s sre FURNIS table. for “SASS rooms. 2!) cash narment. 7 a A 3411—5-roam t etrict! v noder ern. (eRO) . 20°4a—4 laree rooms, mod- ici _"e ‘ ON "m. 50A—Lar Tver re emp? ~~ ved SNRIGHTE 4618 " ne Pee re ‘fro t mrivate fami'yv Two furnished ‘e« sho niencee ‘ 2d-fMoor re om “With boar! . (oF; . room; exce!l- Forest 126433 by vuthern exrnoaed good mea's« iced) WHtO me rgom bat h. hee ite “ine. a Tre Raom and rd fo oad @enta: $6 week _ ic) 4 ‘ike st. ean. Property , fone Wid —in Websier ENRIGHT troh ENRIGHT or 2 men aa 5215—!laree event merle S1ia7T—Clean coo! rrivate fam!y t “Ty Vv to price. room. for r 237 N. Taylor Other 1237 N. Taylor. © , 7 Forest f 221 N. 20th Say wae 6421 Maple s0e8 ee 022298 ** ts 4 FACTORY 2d and Clintoa Pee 5237—-Modern 5 and 6 Riveralte S4°RW ing) 5548 S.—5 rooma “Car garage. (46x) ‘-)) DEVONSHIRE __poorm fiat: ware ce KINGSHIGHWAY bath: modern: 2 hier A ad co. (c34) FOREST PARK RL rooms. $3.50 up: . 4498—Hovusekeering garages. Delmar 475 ic 8D) Bo a ce dle MR A REI ee ae Wt4 —I wii modern 2-4 glagiea os | buy «a tox double: must be Post-Dispatch. i¢ want a a 10% to are room om house. Wanted or Clr bask °- g location i Post -Dise ie) re in , BU NGALOW—Attractive. 7-ro tile bath. all metal weath made street. gerage. shade tre 150. in Lindenwood. near I line. price $8500 for quick F.S2 Poet-Iiepatch. EXETER. 42330 —7- furnace. = POO«1L SO. ty subyrban home 7312 Sutherland; (hme bungniow: @ beauty: built-in | close to church and echool. RENGEL. WEBER, 3127 Ss. Cirm FAKM—smail » or 10 acr@e River. for summer home. clu farm: baraain: eaey terme jos. F. DICK MANS . OF Che UsT BE nOLD - At«x Ours” i rd; 49 i: bath, gae 125 Make offer Realtor, Main wood future. Cl atin ‘RUNG ALOW —81 000 ‘oan reaid orchard nifty electric eared GILLESPIF., RI OM garage in bas ‘reve ‘Coour ear to H one block west. one blieck he there. JOHN 8 BLAKE & BRO. &l! BU [LDERS or SPECT Ree 50n165- fuet right for small cottages. sh 8 will eurpriae Be meet me offer ref ak a Central Nat live i. all | Brentwood _ iene Be COOL. Move into one of these Price eh Cras tot: bien ‘rice rie URRY 9. wrt 5. - anef v Pahete - 215% Modern em BEACTY h “Oo fruit trees. eh trees, herries’ carace. modern chicte vard nt T5x200. 8714 Ealb wood: Webster 2253. “Kenwood Soring RESINENCE—A roome modert Altton: lot 50n130. enweal MiSSOU vs REALTY & CON re — Ine! cwaree earege and ™ ASTON TAVI ON Thee WHY SWELL The So SB om trees of Kenwood Springs: 5& ot A made: price me bul id the fort. rh Then ann Netrrsl Re ridee_ _ahare ‘) ioeet 3130S BIg RENT Morn 13 bieeke wand af you in Om * on han f ees ome ws ogy Be ® $7200 cae wpe Inde! 919 or eee "age . Overland. Rea utiful oe

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a 2 Ser ae ee : : A OS Sree, —- PT he: eae ee pee -— =6Er ts )3)06D BUNGALOWS = o are they, where are they? Get in touch with them th h : BUSINESS PROPERTY +: FLATS = rnc =o S : thle bath: ST LOU'S ee eee ee ee “hone. SS ic on : exposure: lar et ove Park, Main 23450) °0Im -LET_BUSINESS. P'RP'SES CITY REAL EST’T EAL ESTTE FOR SALE janitor. 92) r Hi 4 ie ~ hen eg eters fur- | AW ne A—5 soy (22h room, . rere R +3 wore nit wo % _ eam . ww. j Parkview 204040. | oa on ne apne.) Greatest etail Location SUB we Ka) | —m if carage: wil] 3 NEW STORES ‘Geun URB’'N PROP'’'Y FOR oo | ; cv Cc) concession to eaut | 79 ot on Ca ; terms: only | McCl , , ttage, only S200, 25 | ns in rear; $1000 ¢ $590, H mM } : —The ewertest wprettiest ROY LE. ‘ cost te 10 food Da: _— C } ' : | -61R,. owner stleman. Phone Grand | _ GRADY oS TAL rY CO.. 6128A Easton gar — and interest. 4-room brick, Ld Grand O55 4 . BE. CARTW RIGHT. bar- CA BL Ys 9-ROOM HOME. | Po ~ y e ie, es city: new bulid- peers. tile bath tag oy - W EEE.. | f ———__—— | ger: APA ~ (c5? ' chi¢ken sned, orchard, lot 50x/ FLAD, 405% . Fiat. od- Riverside 2525. ws . 3 oie doth: tine ee etee- a - @ we ‘me o ent. tat , or 7 = o£ oe 4 t. ts , 0 . , an »a in . a? © ow ° ' me dust. fiith lan: - 0 ™ | OHA ME ERLain as GOW BET ive: t Lenin & SON, 617 Chestnut. GB: Southwest a ARTMENT SITE a ae 3 Randall. % block north of De sky. 5015 Goethe: a ae 1e- monthly: opey all day : ted. ti BY RENEWED ORDER OF COURT Vate entrances. built for {| ¢ Me ti RLAIN 532A—7~ a ae 18 @ 35575 Chestnut. (c@) Ts—? WS ae rp ger ee . af t utiful lot on Forsyth lo ae, res m frame, $1600; $200 dowr bay NI AT. , 388 — ; e 3067W. (5) ROOM HOU SES: 6 SOLD. 2 LEFT. _ being ] ver! , | y. 9. incl ote i0o0m eff, Be 25u75; good for light Other 34 ol: one ‘lot 33 - reés: all im e. 110x212. lots SS 1. 5-6 +— argain aa large Fine house », 2 LEFT. A Mee Bak’ pocluies ever K Rurawe, Fores , $50, Knox. 6136 wien’ Wilson aaa stent $75 be Unfeete ements: in: gouthern ex- KENGEI-WEBER, 3127 8. Grand. G. Pe ey ry Be |, turn tat. eats Wath ainstein oe to rent out t east door of oes in Clayton, Mo. 12 o’clest Wwiucea «very TELS & SON, 617 ’ ilson. Ew 75 eted: price for rand, G. 9544 ~ priced to sell: ace S501 ric. papered. pal o'e ic! ry | CLAY TON, EPs ans 17 Ches aS pw per fo Muick ale, BUNG. E L sell: ) casi : painted: on! noon, o 1 ce for. 5 an . aah | large iivi or. ap Ey pom except é ANK LIN. 1935— Suitable et Arsenal— Watson—Pa — ~ bok awl will divide. Box F-66. P. ofan yan ts 4 oom frames. = sda Sel. Naet, S229 besseaee hives vacant hor’ om OR: st acuta. $-:000. See status June =9, 925. dO Loe) mar go * , ! ic lL. AY TOS Ktl> “ optional. TOCE or meat market: low Trent. ar 4 icOO3 sroadway ) EN PTL ES in af 2 N.—3« I floor; has =o —— ® Dasses this _property ‘el Se BL AKE & BRO. R1 5 Chestni t. | EC KEL- FE Y DT- Ec ARTIC ‘KSON R. Cc 6 rooms: $1 i ios & {,ood condition. 5- H. STO!I T MAN Mr. Hottger, & OO in , Beroom efticien efficiency NRIGHT. "46: 36—N oy e7 _ srater. light etorage or light anak —s ‘) Seis ss 7. 8) HUMMELSHEIM. 4897 Cott: 0. (e! 5) oO. Hi. _BR« 1OKS RIDA | TY. Oo . 4003 Chouteau. Grea iene d - . cy: " 4 x ( . - | en Oo wrath hn, he 4 { ~ . — ont either oA ser gard Hee, $55. oe S| be apne. ae TEE ST. TH pe ee oe | WISE. West Webster | Rone 7 nn compiete. I oo i red) ! gs tor Theat: 3725-3878— oo Pate x. oth. sta eA BL. jieipakema Land about 192 Eee ete hot | ETZEL. 5752A—H ro “ain , cheap rent. 5 ps angst 5; | ss, Kt ome gd for auick sale. $750: ATALANTA. 328% al Groves | beautifull 7. 1% blocks from Gravois, | pans. Ce ae admission shot beg waser ent Gi Gemee ron home: hot- ments co pO ern in area on Rennerly Road. Improve: roy 7 ¢ ty or qulee EVANS Gonafeliow bau oms and bath. mt ticeikc “LOCATION. —{SB) | Sora [Mihm af or, Oe, ne ny and. re Say in 503 room. new. 28 (Webster Grov “ge yest BO farnade: a all a ai i tric. | RENGEL-W EBER, 3127 8S. Grand. G. 9 peerage © room house: = aoue po | sank ~alenony, 7 of a modern, attractive 2 2% -story, fireproof Cho s — B. 4257W— Wonderful for “rug s'ore. | 1278. 1171 . J. M x150: e¢ rick bungalow. lot | G0mable: bark: oo . or BE . S. Grand. G. 9544 | dene ; 1 home: also 38xx: 9-ro | peat, Cheam | - . —_—s t " ’ on ebster . hot-water —Cottage; 7 ‘a | erm in every way; 2 an rooms. mod- WM . : a nig class estat Ronnecting front, com . @ iMPR ome oF ‘eee’ ’ call Mr. Holland hot-water, heat, sun room, le o-. | sure Way. S-car Kar _WM. FE. WRISBERG, garage, barns, . e; Z-room suite: Dute aon HoDIAMONT. 1170A—4_ rooms. Woe North ~ | IMPROVED PR P’TY FOR SALE GRE EATER'S » Pr Webster Zox0w ie tee eth $1000 ¢ ‘ob 125; , SILVERBLATT. 722 ae oe i O-_3308 8. Grave. . chicken houses and henner, i bung slow: bus vient, sferned sleeping vorel, steam Eas 5x: $116W—Modern. nn thos ai, TARZE aa ae GORE iSi-s tWebete Gover tne Sate Mal thld me Madi in | SOUTH SIDE 6 AND on |i West NO PERSONAL PROPERTY included in this sal —( acme ge 4 ‘ ——————— av a ebst o a eae tt ha ee \ 2a8lf ‘ i a Awl Tan : . : : , Pt t jentieman will share JULI DE 8. FISHER ti. 722 ¢ x 1D Alte offices 2d floor. (cB) w I sell my ecultv. ; vier 439. __ central Webater fame a 2 vere Fae OPEN ALL DAY FOR IN — [A Shenandoah: all tn th, i: wie og (5 TER... 5974—aAttractive at The entire premises in first-clas d 5 es © couple: summer. Cab- |} 7° GA rooms, new, GRAND, WYATT. a5 per month. Anth rent. for $700 ine houses. $60 water heat. tila rect p NE eye hot- | , 4465-73 Beethoven: new si” he ag? Mes ae garage: 11.000 good condition; Os l- built venience: 4 wast ial ee occupancy. s condition and ready for eh cmt cIN & SON, w , YATT. Colfax 41 700. 2209A &S. 10th st noving away and wat r : owner ie | yath, h. w. floor mF » roome ile . Y REALTY CO. 612 steam heat. tile b reception Ms ai. 7i—Nice 3-room | LAURKEI —— NS. G17 ¢ PRE: cao D. 2102A. . 33 BUY (ot) Out today ha s auick sale. Come | fice f: 8, pretty layout. Call of- _ Cabany 2717 . GI2ZSA Easton. class condit ‘e bath. garage: f.ret- ym ef- 2 YO0— o> lares 4 a -room suite, $25 UY direct from c et e7) | WEBS and or_Sppdintmens Sue Vi i _ (ec. ALRERS-¢ Sale ba a danitur. ~ KG Aa) | att aap very desirable: , ~—— 2 on ak a ATT. ‘Colfax 41: 33° pave Be ye ee TER GROVES. TRUS T CO... Azent | RENGET, WE (BER, 3127 8, Grand. G. 9544 | DOUBLE FACING FOREST PARK 2 , Cabany SOME RFORD REALTY 4 co... P 12 o a place .- re gen east door of Courthouse — vy ‘ron m aaa ed SSA. —(f[arge store nission: we have sever: ' also | IOUS Se cB) | a S500 wD ~ | inco : ” way; strictly 7) HOUSE- mont av, ‘te ) . noon, ondayv, J oQ. : ished; bargain: conveniences 2d floor Ps) put in exce! lent aha 0° ; wi) | new We ~ seve ral very cholic SK—N EW, 5B ROC . ry oo “eer yo: 2 m4 “Ag QD ia uy . | The $3000. mi e 9% init ern ; i 9 rooms, tary ate h e une TERMS: on -thi | 2 and warage. J. Ea good business. hes dandy location st End properties whic €| JAS. C. ¥ : )MS:; $7500: TERMS | tile bath. } sden: 4-room fr a JOUNS REALTY CO. Olive enue | S-car garag ot-water heat. eash; balance 1 and 2 y Cf, e-third ae ae , a purchase. s which can b '. MORFIT, 10: . MS / tile bath. hardwood f! ame bungalow: S KEALTY 106 ge lot 50x180 an vears, 6%. Pi.. 4153—i rooms. on | NE LWETEAD, 280° he EB. KAD eo ae REALTY CoO.., Fie Caan sours cg Me ete return. Mis. HOUS Sk—7 REIT, MS =102t “ a eT RT ley made: at “5 eBay oors, street and al- an 4500-11 M TY aoe’ AV. 8.(96) | STRUCTION COL RIAL Ty AN D CON. to deposit check in sum of at * east’ 48008 Lite required r Rage —- | AS s ‘ie 4 on Co., Cab iS. ¢. MORE 1A24 KS TOA, E.F. F > ee 8s prope " ‘ Cabany 0.. Cabany 1987, “a v efore bi apartment: $720 ~> nace. bath. elect Fiat: 3 rooms, fu eS - (em) | 887. Nights, Cabany AI53R any = FIT, 1024 Title Guar. I "TRIE R I: ALTY CO | rented « rty has a big future: $18. abany #353R ¢: nights. | accepted. re d is P ARK VIEW Pt tric, _$45. A y TRANSFE R CORNER. ————. . ROR es $500 cash buve 9 rooms tile bath furn ; t er 5 TOW EK GROY K HE 1G H T S096. _( 5) see Sees. 2 “Car garage. pena Pony 5 in Tt Se sh , modern e ~ a See tanitor: - ; proved donates arm, well im- 90C » bat : 9 rooms; : tt oh nace heat. fine con- 3Rxx aids S FL ATS re. SS SSS SS Se ee 4 fficlencv. one, Ww a. 51334—3, a onen. = r F-POLLACK 101 N. 8th. Olive 3383. | Jw. sw cal ntti — bO-sere ae rooms ani. a ee rent ome a payment to responsible hot- ™ hy, poe poguery 5-6 rooms: | JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestnu LOANS ON pereon't. PROP’Y BUSIN = ‘ . aml : ~ all 5229 wef odern: ; st. eed ley. a ls oily oo mtniy no agent on ‘nlendiad S64 er _ ‘ x yoming #t.: | -- —s_— bal : ramnpletety . APT. 303 9. | Les. 5446— Sereoae entices 1 BION Br. = S988 St “Storeroom: busy 7 si oo OLD ORCHARD BANK REALTY CO. 7) Sidney. aan in? oremiare’ or call | Connecticut 00s. furnace. Also 37xx| 4 good ATTRACTIVE 10 te) ag: 4 yo, LOAN: ~ $25 te 5000. on , BUSINES “= FOR io. : . . ecarated: M encv ~ & : oun by 2 new subdivis! . RM , sKRSON 6 : —--—- (e680) | S$ eelect flats. — ooms, furnaces. | : d frame house of /- 1 bs payable in 50 week- edie ncially @o , (e3) fioora: {vory we urplhy bed, hae 6 stores. visions Ss FOR SALE JAS. C. §.—6- ROOM HOU SE. : si i wi Tiats. bath. elec.. ne f large r y payments: charge s a medicine anufact - eos; very od work a as (3) | FARM— Ss. MORFIT. ‘1024 Titl WM. E. WRISBERG. 32 140 yew furnace. farage’ ce Ae. 8 per cent dia-| sale; will . uring e | ] er Rat WE ESTMNS ne ee R ire intel South , a — Seal. pile trom, hard road; TREMBLEY- WILSON RLE ite Guar. Bide. Southwest CLEYV EI. AND ‘iiGit ORI ; Dinckatone ‘ay very reasonable. 14 3 count. | Industrial wan “Tiss ' Hedin: — ” sentive ailenin an or take stock - - . O3—4 = q math. barn - ghts water, po ebster and o a} ARSENAL. 33: oe ee 4225 8. GRAN ITE it AT. TY ; _mont. . pas® seven yea es ; CS dan venie nce Ss: $45 > month : rooms: all 3 a ‘ 1; . poultry house . 1} { erty. ur 6 e868 ei bi } pan sr »— 4 ro of mn bi inga low: This me ] 9 . P ND BL. Olive ] 4286. AND TDA , ww Address c E rs over Un ‘ eet : rear. TEABAMA. 0009—New store; near Kr ass condition: voune oot n first- ern: ‘ar garage mod- ndern 2-family flat. 5 } live 1436. 106 N. 8th st. Oliv 139% PRIVATE 14/ANS to 1 . BE. Ciaycroft, Sherma * ‘ ’ r Rroger| fain: 18 ‘ e g orchard: a bar- WILSHUSEN an _ r S + all — provements tn. | rooms and sun Fv 5 large-size y ww? ° ‘ (e5) ' » turniture owners, , n, Tex. | monthly: efficiency apar (RENE rs. tile : gore ST a TT a) | Pare Post-Dispatch, nn Box | olttse jot, $1000 down. nyse carne: ae ae TY _0 TFOOLE, Olive, 8633. | Se nteam ND pag he no DON’T PASS THIS UP Mutual co. 207 Victoria. Bldg ath an BAKERY Account of sickness; good a _ Delmonte Hote!.: 8 .. —— at: %d4 floor pe t ee ahrat S--Offices: suit: a in| ACRE TP ‘CTs c80) wner at 115 —n TYROLEAN. 498 VS. er built this flat for a ho ot ys Locust. Phone Central 600+ ' . 925 cation. $132 Orero 80; NDERSON.- TY or p y clans oF dentists. (c8. ne zhts ra : wh 4 ~mis! i! farms nm oT WRITE fo mg ape geen, | 2 “new } i -B ungalow : oO rooms exc te moti well a ome and le OWNER LEAVIES CITY N ES ra uM . BUS sINES —_—- n. = — | tia ROR CK E oY ERM ANN, AVOIS. 3730—B : >) | aw si’ dir eter on 0] ° “~ l r map of Webster and our sa yath. hot-water heat: recept ‘il prove ideal fo constructed. Would —WANTS ANY furniture owners or $—Small panufact —— = z heetnut . a ‘ ia store suitable i ; al lra‘i. con rete h d Natt ist of homes: ric lee double garage: ! ption hall; Vy \ home and inv OFFER needin salaried —— sition; few h ndred do TRS eed : | music store or florist. Cail Sid @ for | drive east trom © lehwav 3() omiin ‘oe. | WEBSTER , es $1500 to $15,010. | arage; lot 30x60x148; $6 300. | WM. J. HOL, Dow AY. estment. 10 fine rooms. d & money, see us for quick se sell rts wring ok ; Ts FOR RENT -—----- : idney 2Ra9° ‘, rom “+e St. Louis: 10 Mies GRC A S TRL Us T CO. Agt.(c® | | nut i * Realtor. 722 Chest- all mode good condition. well pbullt. ice. 7 N, 7th. room 419 ol or ryv- all or part: oon f FLATS FOR REN - a ga my drive from Collinetiile Ss: min te CHOICE A . Agt.(c’) | PYLER 6606- oats 80) | — ty rn. Ideal for 2 families or roomin ive. ay cheap rent: splendid pmen ‘ 8 MERAMEC “BL! 33—New gtore. 20; | Passes tract: smal] ‘ile. WT bus line New 5- R $500 CASH. 1} aaee Oe Cozy 5-room stucco bunga ee 1109 8. 6TH. may ose. ee transportation stor oi . 4g c14) 2d. “opportunity. 7° ;. Central urni © 4742 Gravoie 5x70: Ae x40): = | ence ensy ter a payvme ct down. hal . 5-room houses, eas ow. tile bath: will sacrif ga R°7 ¢C - FAMIL Y. $5500 ote Lot 60x146: r ngnoe.". UI ABE is ae ——s , is t f irnished | T : v terms Adar . move in tom Vv pavments;: | MARG AREY ah ice account de ath n aroline, 4. 5 Aout . K garages. CK “AUTO LOAN BUTC Ek” rte _ . ORCHARD BANK REALTY CO. (c7) pa Ah a 3127 on Geand. &. ee 3371 ne-Caniinal. seven flats, $14) 500 see y THIS “ATTRACTIVE Wa HOME ~ | nings, e diditlonal cash advanced. Ope — CANDY ROCTE—Wholess hem New. - oN a | Ww 4057 irnace heat. Cal and Mera.nc’ ie oms pply Grand ’ ,Y TILL SOLD © ‘HAMPTON BUNGA 9544) | 3914-16 Minnes mae 00 : ernon av.; price cut; easy t — : : : Pooust. BOEY ute; also large vendi BPMN fone, 825 | sp aataal te a Ty Ee (Grana )40 Acres Equipped for $2500 104 and 106 8. Rock Hill rd. Dandy 4 rooms, 5207 Task Ae eccal ite 6. 1zih. ta, separate sinsles. | woo tlogta Fine condition: 4 vathe. hard: AUTOMOBILE LOANS Frcie; Stansiohes bustnens, Box F330 (RG SB, LA 3 ASE t eg ty and easy living v JAS. C. MORFI and all or a home: garage, street} 2212 9 2th. seven-family, $12.5 income $17 .: eae CON} a. 7) ‘ 4 cin er . 0 ( ey 0 ' , ; . - nth. Owne Payments redu CONFFE lIONERY fev) “ a South sas 4 faking here ecent + urs for the T, 1024 Title Guar. Bid terms. ey made; close to schools eee a 12 g. th. modern singie. JOHN. s. Br AKE ner the . Lowest rates 1 __ Ca Y — HKeasonabie , Worth PURNIS J so NEW STORES ON GRAVE $2000: splendid 3 provements coat | — ——— | See Se. SEE _ cara; | JOHNS REALTY $1000: JAKE & BRO. B15 Chestnut. LASKER aD fornia ; Tob ly Cae eww . . AVOIS | SIC 2 Bcoeees Waete te eer’ 3 LY. 114 N. 7th ot.| CO.. Olive 4068. nimepgilaaal FINANCE COR GON , - i Se sA iJ rooms, mee Northeast corner Gravois ’ ,», | ental sha le and beat use: de- “WEBSTER HEI iT —_— tals 5 (eh) 4 P. NFECTIONE : ate 4-room fiat FL ww isHeD e eng Park. Grand ‘esate ‘ } 9 South); one corner store: uel poke all level ~ og ‘ vw el soanses side: FR oe ny $300 and GET. sh N\ Cc \Vv Bu 1} on ] 0 \V S $417.11 I a BLE 4 FLA T | MeN air - Bakewell Specials 1627 Locust. Olive Hrso fel r) CON ET ahaa wif " . ° naw . w rei - : ‘ fance, atwe . — - p res 7 . " ‘ - . al ss = ; : 7o1 S 9 iad j , ‘ N . : , ) PISt( 1 seeding norch . P yyt-, LAT—Beautifully furnidheggrow! oc Ral Rig IE lags i hte | Pasture: variety luscious fruft zond | 20me sewers. sidewaiks. shade trees and) ptf TO 5836 COLUMBIA | ot as 10 © ae ae 4390, 4308, 670) Se T NeorW yy sell cheap v0 " ° hestn : *® at once; sonable: ; e ‘ : Or |lare nver | nee noutry houses mile wil- grounds. To get the : n on | eautifnl fram = _ / $150 pe ‘ “ , ach, renting for | niso WEST PI AU oO , + ‘ — the ut (cd , ; open 4:3 x rtiiculars ee + r improved road: bic here : ap ge ere. take Manch e 1 we me bungalow ¢ 6 r month: lot 44x125: “ _ BOF | G72 » IN FEC sag fopr. 4 iuees Tage | SIN8R, — os SIECREL FEYDT.FARIC ia ual lmachiouy, tocle thrown 'c hergain: only | walk 3 blocks north, Office nehester car | (ike ‘Tower Grove tal Sas Secs aa ee ee KLER Ro ECO. | G28 PERSHING. $25 to $1000 in fi tite show. Colfax A0TRS ne TS i ect ' , Tm Sidney 175. c ry. tools throw ‘a " oe oO! fround rHeve v Ssrove car i ! , - * _ | 7 — ve IN FECTION . ry — rie,_$25 et “ FLATS AND APT’ | { y o1Do- ' &7: ; also have listed several lot iL West pargain. See owner, 70 . ue. nce; death gy debt. : i re, $12.50 in 4 > Minis or re ake : pished: w ° steam heat fur- | . io making total of S545 s #- RI | Rice. 700 Century | McNAIR BAKE SOUTHERN M INE ¥ Ace 2.50, 8. Poat-D ience. FE : wonderful growing —e — $5450: all hardwoo: NGA Low—_w~ . . EWELL. ONEY Ct » 7 : >» 2104 nt there. alsin FLAT Wtd = itch. nepect Guickly 5409 L . oe: | Wi sreare. Front Kank furnaces tile! “tet hardw rod F pons af Pa ms. tile bath. : — | vuress ‘5167, 455 T Delmar _ Bl.(¢ (c5) 406 Liberty Central Trust Bide, 'S08 Sive _ South Sarah. x er eal f rooms ind west: couple: raceme. © ath North, at AS 4410. Southampton car or | To 2 eM inols | to i, and everything that goes Sous Sa ema to be ee aa stone | SA( 00 Cc A SH eu oa | | a Nie eo Ni w y ATT in Post-Dispatch, r , Box by Ee Now bu — q (eS) m i i pate or trade 4n acres: 238 ' home A : a a mice, D “lerate!y priced rn Ca 8 termns to - i? - % Hock | & - SINE —_ : v ng — bus t 1 3 rooms, e! ee -“ i] FLAT Wtd—5 rooms. with in-a ‘ORES—New business block + yw ea: (Pap vas ote: aba “ a (6) | 7" nel 708 nee gg ae night ster 1200 alae hd geet y: CONST. CO s 10 \l ( YN 1 a . TWO- wane. eaee. ae 7 oS REDUCE y OUR Grand OST ' T. oe | - to | hbuver furniture, (oR) or 6-room fiat. West E dreds of new apartments herd ine: uA: Tilin: ?- , “ Pe . mnpraved farm tr {) { Ht i ni ARID BANK ‘. > a | CO a CoO .s ‘ SlzZnts (*al anv A353R cB) | 3113 in al nit he atin ) ng t y DEN AL OFF verwide 2810) ¢ (ie) P , ed: muat b nad: ' around this cor = ; eing bui all ker 220 Me a, yarn ete H nD N : . ‘ (ay) ‘2 TAG E—4 roolna. ele = rs . “17 " Onage (opposite - x Diant and other ape ky AUTO PAYM ; > TAL CE—R ne \ 9 i “and pA , © reasonab’ e . ni , ; ne , ony store 5 ; >] a. n F'n rv} , Sr rie ’ . . oel- / ; a ~ » . own * e" > it Water S|. ) Park ’ . ‘ - M arquetre a EN liv ea money mak : % ; ; CONnVemMeENCces: rooms, unt) - — _F-200, Post-Dispatch, i vpen July ogy Reet et Dei M un and South aes: — LP 12 ] pee st Bal vain In c ounty Weert nN 7" 4 a. rer ey] VN \> 244 isingle fla r. Rey utente cnteanin” aime design TEU ;ETHORF & ¥ ATTEROTT R. —~ er Paves Off Your Lae tiente: 2a MN ges 9 a ~ &. whi sal tae q A-—7 roor ; eorne i fla , apa LU PP to-date f) at f. . _eraide 4410 ‘ ‘ iv an then ph: me R v sLIBU ” . and p! i] block fr om estree 9 hat? - be les t rosin ‘ ‘*1%@ norch: — T wor vl f loc 2 4 - — an brick — Cahane APRO. ; M dons an advances additional plete ‘and new: eq com. ‘ ot- r lat: | partment: m . or . S$)" for remerva tion ' RGB’'N PR 4 he llient condition; 8 rooms ect Car): omen. Seen tri rarh we lot phe yy from 2 toa loors, @le.; Open dally 5-minu sae m .¥ average about , ca; Tensonable bath: with | owner “Cah "Bomont 1497 until ies pn ERY TG REAGE —3 and yn = wn SALE rage: L10xk50: lon: 8 rooms. tile bath, ga: | PPC, Sie ry a TOE ¢ lot BSX120: | HAS. a, MUERI, BUILDER, my North ent tnete rine, Se ee month: ‘can be Bought for $300: ase i) 16 : 5 ? { 4 Lh a acre tr ts. : ? *¢ } ? nmos De mar (cd) — . J with ro mi > ie Business propert rty. (el4) DRY | Goobhs _ RE—New « = = DW benutiful snow ro avacity: | a:s SW. GETTEME IER OR T 356 8S. ELM AY. |FLATS, AP’TM™'TS., We oming house and soft drink par and fine locat toe Boag fixture : odin. | ELLINGS FOR RENT § Dhow Biversive be redtharesama orhoed. | FF ge eS an “unusual bungalow: 4 rooms 4 FOR SALE ._ STENT Soutnwest ‘-- "i 2) arr = 043s. Newstes tn or trad ; . 0 oe ms . iE—4™% acre ra bedre ym first floor. two) en ra) AND, 5315— “if ) . 4 joo nes. } ; . . North LMAR, 622 0—Office ror « 0 ~ heautiful 7 4 + re s with o-ro ym house ext a roms on second floor hoot - aa © ° ” ~ ee 4-4 room “at: ON RE EAL ESTA 9 F » —_ 2 S$ sos C obey, BROADWAY. 1008 : _taspection Rent ioe, rooms call pd i month 2 ee ve; $500 cash. $10 oer j) neat hard w aod floors saneer ~~ 2 wate %-4 ROOMS BATH E L. F: c r. an00 CAS - in ee and, 5-5 room, finiahed —_ Northwest MONBY T To LUA a ATE — aL 's \ ancdeventer. . > . for o —9 rooma. walt ; MARTIN OL 9 OF iv 3 i oname . 1. Win Ss Louts (o “toot wonderful lot. RjSx HO. covere nas: | And $40 month buys : . ’ CASII f} : modern convenience Ae : W REN. 5401- 10—c n . N—On firet GROCERY —An se eer ’ rs 30000 — =. (ch) rooming hous 7, $35: t 177. IAN. 712 Chestnut. ray) 8 acres with bored well. $5 intv: |old ehade see . overed with laree.t|oniv & iv! HS@ aN er loor s tiled bath pred we . hardwood ia; orner Wren and - Phek- deeds of trust; le and second 000: a meat market invoir« a A—t ‘ge rooms. alll Hecorated. HATS +e vn cTF: ft. - Go a - er $10 rer month Bbnton iD sae and | double. ao Doha E -ol beautiful ahrubbery: | 28133 sone See Mr e/ on. 2 to &. a | tures. earage for 2 mac hines eereens, fix- an stores afnd garages: lot 53x150; ° BRINKMANN GRO sell for $1800, Bo ss 3 | Meir or in the Ve ershing Galeries Rdg. ad av Te 4-50 | central: best we lly w B location very | - rat S500 (cB) wer H. ARDSON 5°00 Notting? aay Ola: PAFFERTY-O' TOO! 4910 Grayols av. Riversii abe ‘ 54! ¥—Good | Dusinese — ng ct ~ Los N ome , mes uD r | Northwe t D fan genta A he jidst of thou e BI NGA! Aw—4- room " k : 80) trict. Ty epet today Bristol & hoo! dis- + ” » KF AMIL. LES $20 000 side 3 AW , nam. Any | — _— —= - .E. Olive 8633. MONEY | LOA ANED—$100. 000 ; fe_ 3060 ‘e6) GROCE Y 7th Ridney 0 c Pe 0 cach: gare : " Ss x : ? ren wellera John’s Stat a mri near St | WD aseerre rise Terese p>. i | , ry a» 1 aousiadiibesidasiaie tala ae “a St. Louis real on improved Be AND MEAT ng a "OW ve S50” carnage $5 A 5009—8-room . ES ‘pre 8S. 102] Are ade Bid > | @ oe eee teers . 4 rooms: bath, -fu — “rhetes (rov (000 con at O — | al estate at lowest ! E y ARK ed . OSs ae re . " 3 -.. Ge 7) | MOO) Teet ge roun 7 a Vi rnac | - ese bh t¢] ~ - aThe' iv lit w egvance on rents. nterest: sAstONn, best location : . , na bungalo ym modern SVE, 3723 - J; ERPORD REALTY P00, ALBERS-COM- | ; . rvs: get tn ae ” iberal | ——-_____- — est — South JOH LA second deed of tru sold nee in elty: * vat fe . os New as ors i ong hans k hus to ae i Tritneeal: ile ? ssession: : bt. bbe and OF fice po 1 mctens | ay. ane I . = ae, (*“¢) i. 16 OO Hod: 1TY OM. I “i rg BRAC I b. ARG I A I N O. H Bhi yf ‘Ke it oe int iD : 0 Ci x ~t 1 I L, AT , 7) and 5 rooms. F me ,dern: just Ty “ bes ge ( | Be 7 73x x—Store bulldine: doub! — rae ae & BRO.. 815 Ches‘nut, tf i O14 x. 7th an L.. Op -. | : , . A inish ir- ~anenemne - et a, Bs re ° - 2 . . ’ * le! / Pn _— oR) - e Ving room din reo ——s ' «= ‘ i ished, Cal] ‘2 ‘ rin- vi ) @; Si or aa ae - ? La St aes ati *hest | | W u Ride. erctean \eouendeconatll ome vii * —_ ge ger oy 7-room or | coer aa kitchen : two ni my ‘ie it : aod =! ) 622 - Cahany 47 or Deimar | Cc "RI T WRIGHT. b areain, ’ - 09 Ri ED Rf May: reoly in’? hours: real estate: - 7) roor . int iT > he ld ‘la . - rp r : .. ‘ m 4 “ a : Mie a rmonth; screens, ANDEVENT a : ~ nut. icG) F-8? Post-Dispate for quick sale. Rox | jue . is — Government position and was| K-1 #. ren $5” w: price $35.000. ji pone abany 1987. Nights, Cabs NST, Co Main 1°27 or see Mr. Jennings o Call ss 835 Chee 4 ie ‘my % y 3 rei ms 4 \ ESTMI oe ce . ER AN! ENRIGHT—15x40 EX at ’ tch ( 8 t notified to report for a tw | eee i « Post-Dispatch hx 'C SOODFEF inv O3535R. (cB) erty from 1? £ n prop MON —_ Chestnut at. (cB) GR : ; steam hest. hardwood -SSTMINSTER PL. 5005 = t. with living room; now vacant: ENETER, 4250 ~ OOM - c-3) |ington at once , a a uty in Wash-| HOWARD. 2517 ; ic 6 | | I, LOW aoe nnom b! eee mre a. to 4 mF EY TV LOAN— Cy ee count ow: For quick sale, high + 58 DURINSKY RE | modern; hot-water he Ra 5. nt, furnace, lot 100x150 residence. bath. | your el ; leaves Saturday; here is| bath 2917—Single fiat. 4-0 rooms Call Cabany 4706W able; $8750 est rates: y: low- | End: big busi sym Kr oceriene eet ‘ Mia ae WEST iS Sa UNC EY P. HEATH CO., C'ive 3165 ty. rate ann home 30, orchard, very pret \" 1é ake were to get a home, enjoy life and | mnes: %) a Bel lle a hardwood floors, fur i » i ML. 5041—5 and 7 re ——Le65) | West KEANE. & | F RANKE wh ae about Srddo: soot Fn 4 : . rooms. bat? ee ass PINE RL : " . er or tern eo iH on Fvel- ‘ m lorry sate re ‘ -ornS: lore | 0 Po reasonably rie ° . - sture: ‘: pee adhilts ath, electric.) ing porch. 2 vate cme WEEEENDEVENTER. 725 | N.- ‘15x40 ——— bunga ri ben OR a Pag eens \We} bat or ‘ROR. ILSON R. E. & L. CO, | KN et ne. Colfax 300 (05) | ev ag’ lyit a ayant eee earace we 4-room flat: “steam heat; ! =] /7 07 1008 Chestnut st. (80) Ry ¢ okie Slases el aaeneee Bi oe Bh oe : New 3 a 2 Bring room, bath, toilet in rear; vacant. | RENGEL-WEB and school ease a cot) Tae Bees A eS we belt, ace IONALD) RE CO. 1111 Chestnut | ood corner location for grocery and {| .) Ma ‘0 5 y uly 1. if you mean nene dea S, 5S rooni 4 as oh 4: _ ene , eo Ne > atti oms 7) ee oree - . : if = . eall Ta’. : « everlo ici nor K} onkian 3 so =s ited L Ww EB E: RK. > | a ~ G : a stable Ser wie I . I t n-erme larg io > AND DH ROOM .: j meat shop, ee. oO portun a / ¢ ea y Loan ‘ an 1380, a for Mr orwine “I Pp SSE NY | UNCEY P. HEATH (O., Olive 3165 FAK M—asn ; - Grand. 6. O49 | ’ | Stable, 26000. Hox Eva S. tost-e (oF 6513 Joseph wi Ia hak | MISSOURI RE ‘Dry & CONST. co rtm QOS | LADiEs’ he WE | il. 4 W FLA rs: RN HOUSES FOR RENT eat aroN— nt. 008 ive 83 | 'River, for tammer’ home, club or trued BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES |!) 85808 ete is. 17 | rated: Sear garage: immediate Hn ed bag = Boe. Fry yc NpsaR cco) | buninees nranerty. Loan-cotrempondent for “rood paying businens, in 4 ae 3 : 4 br S. tNishibh: HOUSE Nic . ‘ BL. 300 ‘hoice farm: bargain: easy terms ’ r truck | Fo ro Cie Seceric. aan 1 at once: ., Sake why ra au elmar Garden and Kestaurant Prudential Ins Cc ndent owner leevi bor- > £. | s S reoms. 1 or : Nicely furntamel By accessory retail locati e pete) 205. FE. DICK WANN. 6°4. r Sale aecrifice. Box F-71 Poat-Dien itt ~ Met RADY REALTY C 7h 4510 Delmar; ! Spee, FRA o.5% x K- ng town, (no sarnte.) * or 2 months icf 4 +) ion, ‘ VY. O° Chestr a. | NEW n (eG voy? CO., 6128A Eas ; arge store, suitabe for | — NCTRCUS Rist. v ¢ —e t-Dispat ner ‘ - LEIGH p A RK > aia elster 1 "é tad ie A SON. G17 Chestnut. (6) ee ae MUST RE SOL no it. (ed) | “North | Ew & LATS ee x OMr LETED IN ee ih ae Ak , Med) jreataurant with, ce service and outdoor REAL ESTATE BSUTY cost “All, ORDER BUSINESS ~ ‘Estabiion- he 1) NATURAL: eee w ; age: good BL. $20: pony nee S-car ga: tare. bath ee . Poe ms 4-room frame cot- BUNG. ALS IW _A-to0m, new. mo oss 5 aed these he fore b uying $+ and 4 and 5238 Mir ni er ADVERTISED. P ae bought right if rola - Pom cam be BU ILDING LOANS tury Bide. future for hustler, 700 Cen- . ly 4 : c 2°): wat) e ‘ garage, lot o>. P pe x 50) : , ad yr rf ' Al\t oroomn eine fooms. tile b: th. t shingle | all modern; eas surmace, hardwood floors. | and 5 S Sull i ers ag faauly frame of 4 _— th st. Olive i: 37. (cB) KENNERLY. 4. $xx—Income $105 ver Seventh Ye -ER R. E. CO. KY rk Afternoon and ‘Sunday a ia . 49 i. 1 ) oors. furnac ath. haniwood ! y terms. : , reom: in good car DANDY 5- ~ ; month: price righ _._meventh and Ct hestnut Palm set URNS 1105 Ch, RENT T HIS la AVE WEL: Greve Cocur cer to antes’ | od! NEW ASHLAND PL.. 3027 - ony. | iS: Ae ales selene eaeemr | insane bea ee e res ne ee ne auieck sale, Fark | Money — ‘‘S T's”? ate, _iclB) ~ @aet apartment. o— ied a) i +s 0 , ” TS “fh c a ~ ” “ eo ( , eS Oe feS) * 11R e ; Tes as _, rent. Call a _ Broadw ay. Si: iney ThA t AKE & BRO... 815 C hestnut. | ty hom e at - we feey al povinn 2 cosy. pn t- | S350 ens ce 50. A > = reas i ) lectric, : in- | Cabans 354 4). B00 me oR , a —— s — *] rent: $40 monthly, See GGURISTIAN BRINKOP E RESTAIRANT—_And nott = *e (2 4 ——e 4h) ‘yer F ; , 4) . r at &@ » s R ‘ . Lernis. wn $ tho oes sh y en mad aa Vt. é it PO. | on 2 - ar © tee “a4 ‘ tl» Se } ve | ° : . a ; bs eR Stora DAY LIGHT GARAGE [BUILDERS or SPECUI ATORS 3- “ROOM BRICK 6100 C (C89) | y5q0' st! | rai TARZEMSKY Realtor Ayal: fami hyp feed OS a se Frage aa J1enent 2 123 “Ghomnut. (c*4) DAY os neon sm te pEeray - ANT: : led * m SMA — Movie | HOUSES WA r ~ ge and repair garage. space 6Ux f See the 1013 f oe And $30 a month buys 539 CASH — St. Louis Tvler 429° | SLerm Dian Murvhvy bel get four |" 3621 C ie flat. $150 down, | * 2¢" 10 ~ Y ear — OAT N ne tien, cheap. 215 ‘ MVeEtiic r- 7 an Sows ry eg re +e COTT AGE Wr . NTED _ : (8 eget ©0x46 suitab'e for ac ground arailable: — of the finest county electric, etc.: price &3° =O) - erat hath o EF. \T. I ON P, ARK F T | fioore, ont SIRO price &* oO. 000 #3 90d | 4 $U E a as rooms $500 down. Loane - - 4 1S RE STA oui kh" - , CC mite oe tate, 36.) i tid——To rent. 3 =. re or can be veed eming | ust right for small rater and electric: ‘ epee entral §o500 \ \T | cash, 10 000 first | ae right, © rooms, 250 down. , apartments. flats, bulldl ( D t ve 3270 elect 4 ‘el n » or 4 mM: rent $15 ‘ aq as splay ae or small cott . , —-—— sett yi » da ee rs A it of trust 50 } JS17 N _ husiness ' nes or . : si —_ > — iNear La pe ik oe aE tara mr A tel Insane, rent seperate. Trarkr few 62 ~ +} Pd . eck ’ nad gg 0 gat onuet ne phe thie Fasy —_— BACON sT.—s4(00 sor ‘ fe het a r) and #} rooms, sleeping | ae one cL E “ ps ioe epee } a. 29 31 Lacle e te. “el a Wied ane ” se? for Prudential 128. coo Americas isa Semel Bast. location = fed) q ROO? , 24 foer, vacani one n iburh ay lene 6944. West a eo 1. A, STE teen 7 Pa et pfozected. electric; lot 25xi: 30: m brick: hall, bath sar rarage: neice floors, _ ‘Gand heat 2 ; i ‘ Pein ) AB) C. M. MOORE, 2064 N. Su a yy} ANCISCUP REALTY Co os feb) etal ies : De , 1 (cao ‘ er Ue m = — : . . Blig, Olive 9 1] National Rank | there Ca ona me ust we eoid: owner ; —— ner... te} RI: PIN » a ' io \ : . WS Bh J ; abe ‘ é _ — a ‘ ’ . = - - ‘eo } ‘ Lr Sill , now ite eat haths ; - : “ w t f G 4i4 ar whed: q ent to bus . ' ood road; convw mS: R room bungalow oe these modern 5 and 6 arse rooms, 2d f'oor: elec firet floor 2 | 975900: tern and electric light: l AU I, a ARZED MSKY. Realtor. eat © rand; easy terms. Olive “40; so Banking intere For outek service. 1369. a rome, rqguind. Box F-280 County; i ie -erwres Price right, jarge lot: plenty of shade. | to 1 or 2 families: lot Set ; arranged | 2. CONCANN' IN. 720 Wetnwrigh 1502 Ft ign in -ay, FY 39 ——— . °8) ST, at is ‘FINANC IAL, co. see | RESTA RANT—-Rest — ; Olive $001 | HOME—7 x F280, Post-Die. tds PUR ee HARRY G. WITTE to Penrose st.; $1000 L7 through FINE wright Bide, ( __ | HAVE mood two-family fiat, 4 8 a6 617 N. &th st. 7th “loo seaht| featneehit, amecialeenn Cae ‘ae 4 mau a ach. [E—7 rooms: hardwood floeo bouthe ! | ware dak " Ahee tine tomes” ly. cash, balance month- | INE 2-FAMILY FLAT, 811.00 rooms, modern throughout, N . _Olfve 2121 and, Centr 1 Bl, carne.” also taxi lalizings “‘ehile con ; 4 | bw tits | J AD cla - ae water he at: garace: third (dey Ba ey and Vande- cee, Ieee = ~ne sl Mane heater (c9A) 15 50° Al I, J. yee MSkK y Pr \2 *? beaded ors o hOTTIS athe f\ A ee ie RESIDENCES FOR SALE aection, colored tenants barga bn a ee + -—-- re — _fel 4) reoem : ’ ‘ le x! : “owner _ Aa} } ; - ‘aut ; t ,SOON K ir k wt od. Mo. (a " ° ' . ci- "an Bide having \ ode @ ‘ AU TY — y U St. la ealtor, Cm! &. * \af yt "4tlx 14 ; rete Cc ; OU ic K 1. 2 cash. Olive af O75 ia muat qutt. E th. : i le HOUSE—MODEKN 0 aye a ER eg —_ ‘large. Neht room. now on fenie preows bungalow ' hedge fence. 6-RO “I FR - Tyler 439 le a , ile "home and investmer ae * 4 00 If) rooms, alt moder BA ee od floors 4 and 4 Kooms, Bath, Mec. 7 oY MONEY WANTED te Square, aires ait n. 15 rs { and J ord ; $45. rvmiis, in. JAS. ¢) MORE ntile buat ge hall, or can alter for | herries) garage moe oo trees. grapes ani 4027 XN. 224 AME HOU BS --00809 | n° s = RAEMSINY. Realtor ideal for rooming house or apartment, lot And $45 month buys 3025 ‘Madison at.; DEEDS OF TRUST—Al1 second. short | “RESTAU mA 8 aos ; ics) H tet vere 'T, 1024 Tithe Ganm™ nnn ray to suitable tenant; | Yard let Tax? . DS tena en and | rock gf MT + = ce rooms each floor: | ST. LAUIS. 512 = = = Tyler 4°39 aw 3 garages; good income. Lindel) ya only $4750; 24 floor vacant. Central Over and ey big Clesouay, thort term. , s ; RANT AND CAFE. oa jue ae path : . Lee FOF ji@u @e to a 4ulta -. te ‘ AGNER. . wood \Wehete >} = % e rent- used for ” f etric garage: can b, r of >, wo ¥ Tew 4 family f . : ~ owner (cefD) ane ar ‘abaah : neues 10. “Vear tra f I : ' ; ern house | ; (room GRANTRELL RE . . ii. T-/ i (eo) paren amilies: in first-class = | — separate front ate our en%: gs — --—- nl MONEY _ ‘cl) | next with heo , naferable ‘ease. : sae A—3 nice large —1©) | tent ore oe 305° "Clayton 0oR _Cheatnut olen anen.tc8) Kenwood Sprin | 1509 st J. JARZEMSKY. Citas repair | sereene? sieepine porches stone | porches, “North” Bargain—Rent $75: Price S588 8590" lean of snes prc Fey, ai catate: deals en) oul eee teed Whekeie: anaer trrowdh 4 Em ee «a ; —_—_ a ae Tvier 4329. — | gotten, tuck pointed 1} pround: rf TI LEE. 4:34! | Three cold. 1 left: 7 fi single fiat) mode ‘ine, terme. Call Central ' , ante t, : eee fe) bore : : cea | ( RES of e gs se = ae $°h40, S20,00 aon pty d; rent; “3, S4—6 room s, hardwood 100 .s 7 fine rooms, bath iodern; good eolored sec-| V al 4120 of 415 BIBI toopma aniikitenen- |“gosd tation $33, i" A"* MANTED BUSINESS P’RP'SES | 1020010), CRE TE. | a Sea N amr wrasse ———| Rrmed h, Seteares sty net eeaes Soon | SUSTA, Soe NSA arta Waagn | TINE Ay Tnated aig $30 mong | Give, BN Nn Ot Vict Beep wer ae ar modern (Son. v Ba at $2 , “ on 1 Bi St CATION Wid = ES MISSOURI “RE Ne A - Springs by rer nes: garage: a ‘aael i elec. | CLLDr dq a €)°O) ner onth cent, Save .’ iN PE. to32 N Soa rooms good location ne -w ; e osen, 3 ia °4 , MONFY. wi. - 7 7 (ey come’ G HOvar—t - : coed Ip 4 4146—eautitul Sr —fe" 7 ST CU. reshment jrocery, lunchroom or | ©@hany 1987. Night : cC | a, epair: | CLYDF_S. FISHER, 722 Chest - rooming, house, near MckKitie , —Tiealer wishes to make ar-| fC 7 | ‘mar ’ 4 ’ 1 der a 74 Feeton, 78) " Write W . . ;. Nights, Cabany 9353R. PAUL J s = ert Aus Rriige rs _ rangementa to discount t ROOMING HOUS pe mer. {go ys tly modern ; a oom ef- : US Virginia a . A. Kupferer. | SALOME, 3718-379 a SR.ich) | UL J. JARZE MSKY_ Re en INGLE PL AT BA -| — Bal — (80)! . graces on automo notes and mort . all ’ | TACK 101 N. Rih. Ulive 33%. | 4.02134 J woo RiVAN FLAT | ‘3 tt i dties — score. inclodine banter | {h04 Ri Tanie av. tyler 420, | ily stock brick. 3-4 ron Gon ‘cut “fan 6-ROOM HOUSE, BATH 82850, will Windrss paver. Hox FOR, P anh TeMtNer ott 7 ef } ae : ve son. a ecor: ted ka all 7 ne ey “peter, bath. furnace earare nanih tage bend sunroom, | oa ies - lms . * k brick. 3-3 reems. harths. ele 4 PP on. $25, F erdinand av.: electric, $300 I ] N A ,.° VeRO) anny ie Hov oe 2 3 Meee 800 d aa: segiennteieeemese e%) lot, $5 | 60x15 anadil an eWay: ‘farazes; income $7205! rR AD a Be 25 per month: bigee , in | N ( ] iS ——ee \\) —— | mown! BABA —S atiractive room Asean era Y REALTY £0. my | DONT STON TAMLON TRUST lot) Northwest | terms $7250: asking $6700 | | dP. galego bargain in | A rinet DEEDS OF © ROOMING HOURE Ar 4 M alliv swcate:t Saeee oes A KE aston 2717, . E AS > a) TRUST CO. ELMBRANK. 6903—Rungalow. 4 ‘AUL J. JARZEMSKY_ Real ‘SIL ViRRLATT. 722 Chestnut st cob) | ; S11 EEDS OF TRUST—6% $550 termes. “44 “sue. bee nas $50 "7 itenionces’ newly Gee oat. | iT! : A L E S T A T E WHY SWE! TER? et aaa - ranean: pareve floors, furna hy b \raain: 139? SF Pauie ae | Pel wet) \. 7 -—— ROOMS —$450 c ASH. iTy perfect tities. ri BE ee ROOMING, HOU rags, 4 - ; : wees be | g re ‘ ‘ be ae: : uv an home amid the “ jocks south t ‘ ? nonth huys PP0O3 T" ‘ | Bre BRIN fa 4 . cheath cme . ; [A RFEN , . a +, ' loan more money. All vy loan to be firs . § : Maplewood | Olive yey REATTY AND diOAN °9. er. | 301 Rialto Theater lg ay, eae me, rooms bath. e! pe tric an diventa: | CHR oy te 204, 2412 Ws pts em As > Tf y ag me fe Dertect iit le ie each Bey t dees ROOMING ¥ HOLE 0 roome: on en Londo c | re sg Pg Ne pene ¥ fell 500%; | only $500 og OE ar ‘age bl.: | AU TO LOANS— $25 — 1000. -| from $200 anging in all smeents : r ial ¢ cas O , : on ou . to $19,000 4 ne bem 7 > pa a ments. WHY M AX. on MUEP aeatey ae fg — Re i? dential: = xages re. ine b yw hm,” Dt rt MEIER ' oon ee ball sden Ai foome: | | 200m 407. 722 Chestnut. Ce ‘ en ' ” Open evenings and; —-— 24 Chestnut oR a ‘entral 8500 Sunday. Geo. Dumm, 1654 8. Jefferson. “SAFETY FIRST’ LOANS| % aie HOUBSE—A& roome (cS) Phone or write for our list of @ per] » a houselicenine : alt Fented. “ieee ra Riversule . i . yore its, | _ 848, water, Bomont 1: BiG BEND RD. 4138—5-room brick bun- ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW Y NG OW ( ch) ———— cent “Safety Firet” loans; EF schee to ROOMING HOUSE fa rocme; goad “ta ‘7s Mods ry ft: . r aw Vice. | CHOU TKAU , wn14t . ——3e or Pe eae on . ,A—+ rooms, $99: TAN “wr . hres, Jno . a | ix 7 — ¥ st aN " eT aE i), improved ye +. well loeted ral erry eenengy - IPE Btn adedes ES o.—: mes, Bs is vt division. : low; modern; 3 bk . ; 4—4 beaut itu! : | COOPER R c hes my 5370, (c® DE. flate or good im Ea eb _waod loon ern: 5 biecks trem aple 4567 Mar : y hed “oo ful roorns. fun Fl AT Der 3 Dt A F-57, Post Dispat h aba y:) rt, wergyamt and sun pa oe ofr wny ~ a ps et sullt-tn hath h + —)-TOnG modern. S50 IDE ~— } or ch. ic! yi ba aaa - marior: ¢ ouble garage: 4 S one month free. - ard. VESTMENT. 4116 F ick Jes, sale or trade: for I] | less than a year old ner ) re ——— : inate inney av. 53 acres r las An- | utiieie ; old. Owner 7 aes——4 * (RO) ) _PURNISHE D FLAT—3 rooms, ‘to co East St. Loutd subdivic i tg tne rem IF you want a bu : at — KARM ae A — -_ offer. rr Northwest FURNTTURE yh DAY; “00 ‘At 7. ; -- ima furnace tine | west: colored. I’hone Cabany fv unity for right ision: great op- . am P ngalow. cottage. jot or | 301 ‘ GAFFNEY. Realtors. | 30060 LINCOLN CUT TO gue / ‘ CONFIDE $8000. Main 7185. pe thic *. hot | : ; h. 3668 4th party. C. R. God-! ME poate mn a I have it. REINE- Rialto Theater Bidg. Lindell 509) Well built 6-room, 2-stors ) $5000 OM YO1, 7090 OLIVE. M MAIN 2371. rer ~ i ee4e—4 roons hardwaoa | GAMBLE. 5§°4A_—5 large rooms: Th av., Los Angeles Cal. | altor. Overland. Mo. Wabash, i as coma) | electric, furnace. | 2-car Mw Pn need Deiat LOANs ES ad NERS Washington ¥ papered; a ce. tile bath a electric: good ’ * OF T W4——it per month, $490 ‘uys this 5-room cott 2 wh) : 50° St. Louts av Tvler 139 ‘ MONEY loaned ot he 2S : -. . ep ns po a- | riice: steam heat; fine re LIKE 6) | ‘ $4900 aze,. ~ Bo a DE ; . . nell furniture. ( fee _ eet or 1708W | Dre h. wP / | then tons S2Se sce at ence; open today; i Y modern go pac hange my equity in 5310 me a Linde! 7 912 or see Mr. Winn, em. ang MBS et convenient to ae M RS PL ; ‘ SER 4028 GERALDINE. — PE terms, confidential. Lindell aaa. 8 r JOMING HOUSE—A r : a proome, totlet. elects WOLE-POLLACK 101 N. 8th. Oli Rare 284 for bungalow = aitoan: what BUNGALO DW Oa vortenS. ______ San) eee ca Genie Barvice Div... Call | A ACE oP ig Mg Ban bareain: | giv oan SUO8 _Utve_ 8h: (cS) | ; TOCKS AND BONDS | - = ve S300 ont th. Olive a: 6. Kip se; what - —Rargain - new “modern eTic HOM Bervice Div. MA-|N .. } rooms, bath, hot wat heat: .° oan-d to salari . ALL active _—— ao ok oo ~ eee : 52—S.rvom fiat. ail ~ | MOR ( te o . lly, yric puna low mode: n in every res TRUST CO. : I »| each; 4-car P — xcellent repair: lot 47%130_ “all For. fe ae rm OPPOR I UNI 5 uaa we ‘all conve- pg eg i—-ig garage, gvod 10F 6 Fla th room 215. fe14) garage fine, ne lot with bie — est 1000 Uaien eae Easton mn) 6537 Palm; double, 3% " roome eeat tll we Ri . FFE oN Reaity serv | IES — oa : PIE hs ow od / ices oniv . or} — —e } : 3 cr , . 4 — cecmee - Atte d DA ste | W G — room: only $1000 cash. ensy Everybod it offers a cus nae. SCUS KEALTY - rben. Property Wanted a Sat Nise PR nonong itt agner- rant-Bell La. SAL i EDGAR WAER (62 Sher nis | — "ney come to Yabiom —y oe Ft he vt in ¥ ——we Chesnut et. . NG Wid-—in ¥ : rage; owner o ~ r ga- : ; = 7 - , —7 rooms, fu; nace, | | rivate, conf tial. \— m Southwest iil ae ella EF wi ier ; tye vie Webster or Clay- SFASDALE. ha aie ' * (89) ‘ nion Delmar 397 HT ge RE AL TORS | ee CeLw pen. 3127 P ming house. este your car, keep tt ye i ae. bea7 — .° ice ppace. rr peated: wil DAY $500 cant uae | _ficed 8 ro ooms, 2 bathe: , borne. ere = Ls Preferr ed Real E state’’: RESIDENCE 10 rooms. near jetferson il) oft eo ie ~ . iveratte eit . ’ 3 Re ox Fo a ocation, part u- eighborhood: 2-car brick care hand ——— loom rs and Lafayetie: idea home ar sat ete th ii BONEN. gay | Tw ee Tit tisha | te on Sramlem._ Woda e oe — wo Mipe Chestnuts Olive Boat. | <=, hi fete Been: |] “2 ee un yw ie n aT! da and Clin RY BUILDING. c AN — Renton "798 ere in St. Louls | BU NG Al Ow S77W. _fea) ie nECK, UO <a (cB) | 9 roome, Uy Ist A—-$7500 ‘furnace. slate A Back $3 to 65 Weekly. ‘5 GROVES yi LOCATED WEBSTER 4 SI TE , 415 AE genie brick bungalow; iot | ee eercerem eum te a - __ jreof: 3-car garage dandy building; on and Square Treatment. , OR TS IN rAkT ray POR 4? | Reautiful eite for bx-eeatow, in the mene "15: 58 rooms, bath, electric, fur- | ones terme WHYMAN., 722 Cheatn: t ' ¥ bd HOoUsS ” i$50. otelgy oli City: fully improred: mobi nace,” hot-water Ba in fireplaces, arch | South Contre} £5 (eS) Yahlem Finance Corp. : e f cross enti ‘ rN \4 - : i... S40 4.00 x. 3 » 1004 Tide. Guar. Bldg. 4 oA Bed Yor quick Buz. Bor F300) rage for 4 cars, at @ bargain. Call Mon: | gay oe ey ~ on ~~ 3 rooms, rR Meir Cardinal av Cash, Open Until N on 00 PF. M. . c60 day. . re Pa oor } rice 035 rand (ec) HUMMERT. Gr rtone-front, arranged for 2 families WHY. 4 (eB) ang 6346. (6) MAN. 722 Chestout. Central (es) :

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Se ee a Fx 49 ST LOUIS POST-UISF PATCH _ FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_—————— FHOTOPLAY THEATERS --PHOTOPLAY THEATERS __‘FHOTOFLAY THEATERS 406 “ON HIGHER PIC | a Radio | News and Answers to Queries | heard JOCK PRIG Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, June 26.—In TODAY’S oe Nu \L ST CKYARDS, 15 Jur ee ' Ba a OR ES ——— » Lew pis toa (et inmted (attie anc TO Pi AY nives 2000. hogs. 9500; sheep, 180 A * aa highest, lowest and DE ae ead denis aid ieilit ea i ost - Dispatch Radiv Ig > ti he Stock Exchange today, sale \ & He “ frand ond rere TOMORROW : a aw f - ‘ Lives fvam od 22 = an ed sincerity when ac: ompanicd by st rm ped ac dressed enveiope. / “#0. From Jan. . to dare sale AUBERT JACKIE COOSEE aa ms ee Doaviiaht broadcasting | by A. ¥. Z+—R , "39.000 | | ST. LOUIS SToc 3 pia se PeOe SOP ANE. 91.508 : age; - 10-40 } 12:49, “. --——-MUD the inside of the 'tucky coveri about Oe si. be Ss “K Eyre, Sabert s P aston in flee tar 1? : r DITION pu . — a eteorre A range s> A. a . . 4,4) veer oh Raggy bent te shoe at the “clay a alle a ee “ia » nhs “6 Rane: n _— he | June o¢ URE rete K “ACE Group of Usu- Low. tga ON THE | GALA MiDSUMMCR E . - 9 cht steers and heifers. range. 3 40. $0 and r n+ c’ — S° 50 3 3° gt 2 ; = “a of int ot ea hy Market ability it is the -lippine E bh « hiue limestone very rich in pnos- noig Stores On the loca) p Neglected ¢” @& rast rr and lews ( hildren on “a : A “tt mee a > . ae lie Tinie Trav K cr ’T) les iad \ Ser roe “. , oo) «~ ys —- rm Sse News Service. I >= pi. Se. iacce — St é! si Peaaieé OF bi e a 5 => . . uUgczZzs COmMMon CONGRESS — — we “JAZZ vv EEK range. $4 to S50!) Acriculture and principal fix- the heels on exposure to the air and on- | . aappenedienaiana , » Activity at Ris te nt ‘aM BS VPALZIANG SUSELTIES tere changes. BOURBON—Since vou know the | riches the soil. Tobacco ane oe ‘ | | Security. Sis! High Law. {0t—s o1 A 407" (thee rent | ' A tnish ' 'B E = P ltry mame of the publisher of «he | "4ve two crops a year and er a ies - Va ar ie et . Ex eae eae VELYN BRENT wiTu— utter, —2R5 an ou try D ily—10: :00 A. M. book in question. vou had better |t° & great height. Meadow grass )/ —__ ___ \ Sess Ti ssas — change 3 age CRITERION ’ 3 ali f anakin ted write ta i them a: re ‘ ee re ,rTrow «» Prk : : is 4 : o1—i2 101—12 ig . we “ va . nour Ma ' . ; Lf ontai = ; : . ce nak | , e ” ~y Srtere,_ond anve “sith Stor re f I A O ee “'2 au ts 9 pee 4%! 101—26101—23 10 ? 1008 Pieter iawn ina ican aa the var of articles you might try there and in this © FE D.—The position of sori’ Jin gs com # eh drtin tus : ZIEGFELD FOLLIES iis ‘ondess a sus! quoted high): Friday . way get the information more cecretaryvy is e! tirely a cleric? ; Skourss 40" seo ey Wire From “the New wr +s 1038 10227 DELMONTE | Baise ' —- A Sa Note—Pneee am mage on forenvon trad Celebration ‘of the third tmrthdayw | readile one rd does not nfer any s0- S Bel pM 25 ln 110% _™ Berreu of the Post- 5 L 4th 44) ' ( a7 ype guy 1 ag | x _Beceinte ws the aftetaeun enqred over ii of Station Xf 2 ~ | JANE.--Clean the ‘white du-k | “!#! privileges” unless tne Betre- || Wa E com ‘100 37 | aoe ". Bispatch.) r $3-3% . - 102-89 108—£7 10 “ : ' . ti) “th? pape? ite D - - — os . : ilies sue Pee . ‘ —— _- an * ’ a ees Oe oak Fak “it a : f OE THOMAS es - hat with a rood au ‘ty of mM: a . tees OM yh rORMN «IN AR CAs! ELINOR GLYN’S " . " 4 “ a «pr nee on tur ' Miezrzo soprano mine nt e trai t oS SES" « en? niece anf the miner ace e guineas. I's [be ’ Mrs. ©mohundro. Mre Biack S me ¥ @ate@ 1847 we . db ; ' Pid fs .4. owenn es Nagel g soueaetell:. . "2 a a Sue oo 102% 102% t eateons fine | jer omp rat - . . * QT t b t Corp Pe wer a . : Ana BS - MAFFITT [ eumerdg “Spork Renec Adoree, raurette Duva’ sii $i De ae staan camel — the same pren : , | ig baat ; ee | + ‘ . 1m eo “** & Coent & Woediar'es “Tides of Mrstrr | KAZOC CHORUS OF 3000 > rad Song MacFadre | usree RET? tf , er : , : obe-D at pid y character of the market! soo chile 7s 42... -) 61 101 wak © Waits ‘ : ° : . : ar MISSOURI (PUY Flere nel Produce Elsewhere _ | . mann Mre. Black | re alone ; ) : n Shoe... ..) y and were inclined to} 13 Chin fy se oa oa er an ” - , ; a ; F MUSICA a CrOSS-WORD ~_ | ‘er ce : Ti AT 7 | not TY ixe ‘ 4 ikes a at Pa a T ’ . : .' : 7 ° seater a “cal “ on the theory that an 14 Christ g _ , Cwent _ ‘are port” : A . ee P ¥ i ; ‘ nr : » ns "e . os ; rie lk 3 7 ar 4 T} o¢ + odes ue ala trend might be expected ew omcagy © fag a y wo ; ‘ \ ; ‘ Phy 1 ay ( ren PN, : 4 : : . : 7 v pfd i open ee PUZZLE NOVELTY , weds | 8:30 P. M. ||) te pay the whole amount. |as se Ags ERR iyoraaise Press Brick ple ture of the month. | The) 33 cube Sie “0S: .. 1016 101% : te ee , ) ~ i- Te +! c ir sts a i . ee mame t would oa owes a t was attached to sp¢cula- 23 Denmark ct pF 5% ae en . — ’ 44 | ee ee “cS ali =‘ is 1] Program ‘* ~ The Rficeni: 4 KR re : x . : ; : p morse Jf , pid ees eles cu issues. but foreign bonis os Dorm Rep en : 95% | as ficherd Vulnedece ' DON ALBER j ZZ HOUNDS ments 15 64 | ” _— “re . ee sOF '} ' Trial nae a ort.and Cement..... | - PAULINE - Vents m0 oe oe | om des for a bonus of ten dol. | chat nai Boe acaba gs geese at. Candy. con tt:+sss+s) GRRE Geectional securities weré| 1@ Pees BI 6 "47/101 % 108 4 : ow 9 of : ‘ i. tL a Theme je bionenro:e ~ ain iv ney mont t = Matir oe mMmIna ‘, , et +> $4 ‘ J o} . *h, c - ‘ , e 7 i . _ (eee eens shares was In demand. 2 te - ee = ' 7 ’ ka \- ia ‘ ‘ : eet ™= bo a a A” . ~ nd He 4s. ..i B4iy) Bs ¢ Terre Meier : ’ Theo Bernacdin Fehiig S')e ' mu waa S =e = +t al alata Mi “**#eees : Cae ’ Powhatan aad Te teres : ; eel * ré rte T’a: ? ih Ws 2s rPIET) '¢ tho laed cf ; ‘ ty, * evr Ye} =. 1 e a} ate we oe , Pell pfd...... stocks were in better i 38 ered bi bal “ws H+ te + ti Airdeme Mepies ont wrk E ~ oT . . ai States |i ar IES hate een ? neded x - , not tal nited Railways ag ee Oe oe . S&S Steel, American Can, 1 Fin ous = Bi Oi 91 ; , a: rare Weermr LAST mM 2 TODAY : ° ener ‘| I * ! aad ") « “ aho \i T ’ ‘ 4 = & ~ ote 364 Electric, Dupont and some ies two el 7. 49 ' 90%) RDN ~ ;, 2 , _ . \ fat ? Po 4 " “rr ry = ry a ? | ’ . 4 ? : - y D. h in ushed for- ¥ ” RITZ Peatior Gavan, Bore MENJOU LN AUR WILLIAM ) he : id Lassa motors heing p 24 French 7's 41. .! 98%) 98% e . 4 ee.’ | ‘ in ‘f ¢ > ; - et Mort 5s 738 : te " see 4 be ‘ " ' ¥ 4 , A, o r,? ~ x & . . ' : (rent & duninte 1" Atha ~ wy aout or pst T A WI i” E” tes ( | ware cbt ae enor os _ ' m , . Lic | Railwaveia . at ; nag elegant in me a Gocuaay te 0 cei! oe | one , mend : -~ ° . or e year. . e ; RIVOLI Vine Saree’ "tee | eé & ~ l tb | : * ° \ i 4 { art Thy arc’ nores en mia ’ byt eta, PS F tentuited the carrier group 7 or © 3 p+ A FE 93 4%! 93% oe kin Srifiers® a | “Min (KE TA SIseeKN BRULEKMT ACSEW and (treet ( ast ‘ 14 | r : ot me : me } f \{ f te c ih : a ‘ , ind thew, a tise above 97 in anticipa- ae. pF . $ as a7 id rial am . we 17 i) 8S JHMM s1AVe— i : s can be tredted as we how. {rome 3 #oints te 50. fee cTumbled away to 4.54 _S ands | - « FB Pes ore by “a ° a ld ng a : lf unab ai to » | r ver n ene nkar: i ilis f active and trong 3s em : PLAM 1 3 : if s WEATHER LIFT COTT K age cemetee hl Bote rs agg Pec histinctive | efficient but has the .fanaeus "1135 pointe te 42%. cae neh francs, an unusval oc 3 R 7s 58) 94%) aN 0 oft wi: RE hae f temporarily: stainine 1 ore Jat 118% to 119 Contienall a Selling pressure was di- aS + oa a; 7s. +4 | oe ; a4 ch Rout NEW YORK June 76 — he cotton ma 2 ————— : __| | mace & gain of ahem aa | inst the lira im large vol- 3 P ie: ad @s ‘46. ei * te | auch S, 4 Teer ‘i stead ‘OCR. , an acva e oF .” > — en rates went below 7.40 = Poland Re ‘30 rete wn | 90 At . Port A Sa S81 .| & 95 ” Prague Tia 5 tia - o ae F - ”_ 19 to 3 ‘coitentven \dhien” eee * cd digas = 2 — sicshitatinatanlinaina a ak a t : -s again swung , ~ | wel an Ah : ye py ph. hey iy bt F t c; ~ P _ (irenge Nationa Powe the lowest point since the love / \Pather : parte of Texaec an 7 9 gp Fi u ure rain rices j nie f 240 ands : bh eak ofr June 1%, when a . ’ + hurea ; f Fin rns nm arin spt Sa ee ee fae —— 7 pe tio? y Reed rs po nts te 2 ; reco . ae | Y\ Neary . fe f irt rr J 4 HRollicee urere re tTwortect wa LCGa, 8 Lik. 2 “ “ai } C.0f liz anu pDre- Be erwin in demand and to reports of the revolu- = Zs Me a BS : STARTS TOMORROW! ff o27iite nts Bier eee, haging of thee L. | | Sos as’ seashritd "Shes Seonens tas ay j re a rraetna wae seal | 7S PS os Obs ee ee e end of the firat hour a net advance t | hicage rs kets eo em: 2 ee. he > te bay to the Ee Far Eastern cxchanses sPes he; es ot X) ee rear tebe “Owe 4 ee ‘ Madi oa pie ee eee High La w Cc ose. - esterday Vat 'ne oO" or - mt *s 70%. oe dier as indications of a Sas r wk Te “45 « 12 worerine seeue qelidem ined a \ae PUY EAT — ‘pacted ler profit taking ny mt of disturbances in China an ‘ 92: ‘ ‘ ~ « . ; > j CoH . CTs x H : ‘ 7 “4 . . , ft) 4 : , ’ ne 7 “| =) dy a " in : 4 n. . 4 er : Lon ‘sy ] >] : — -* , me , era tele rs s . orthwest wred CE ¥t se ni weekly trade reviews econ- ' “om _) rked] ~ wa 2% ™ i i+ . ’ s | oi pad. a Zine anc 4, ) emphasize are ae- ’ I - ts espite tft fact some ] 2S : ; and the ad wir WAS Stilt ate py Fun Pe wheat Was sca ‘ ner Vwas . ; Lt *4 ~ it : eee 3 ~ i = , ue ot ueBBERee & Secses- _ his pee on mee Tr. pa an ; na TLONTRPON Jure °@ fie ‘icta! forerast folding Pei a x. e. | ook ch : a ae: ac he trom | 7 : | + | ‘ lenot £59 1%: Rd: futures mn “ © atiaaee te lines _ SPECIAL rain tn drouch, eettions of the Seuthweer! Southeastern Missour’ ease offere eng ~ ly " : i, "ha . Lou's d 7 electralvt enot £83: f nite improvemen a'eo wae @ factor gn the advance which! »« hear was Ic lower Casa corn was stea tl) - 1461 ae a4 , » 404 "s- "S| Tn. apot. S250 Ise fd found itn textiles and in ~ . ~ ~ . i - ‘ * . ~ . i 4.) 7 . oe ry Re 2 i ry? co" . it Mezhkes 5 .° NOTICE: ss a cantr ad ts ul to en le e, le higher the letnerg Peing fal (hut~ ‘ . ‘ 14 “ i ‘dd I. = ’ ya k z oh a éa: pt ear ipdustry and it Is be. nat ne ednesday e Siah price. and re sere steady to Ny low @ ’~mand was 1.¥ ( ~ Od Zin: — i34 ; . y 7595 and the indicated er a00 ( owed net £aln vera bie Weatver : na ; —. reaction in manufacttr- $ bert friend—like th it New spaper— " \ — ate hereby bales. , " at 1 3 BU itilonsa in Northwest and ack f repert ro i = 3 te Jel " — au Lineerd off outations "8 vy r a A ve MOA > of actual darnage from tiack rust were tn ae 109 . I =» Liki -'y LORY -H , Carre! lute new $1.15 ver 4 espite the fact that 6 A It starts the dramatic and So ~ notified that they Livernool Cotton Seatisti Mteennen K. C. 90%-.% 977 PN %-bb ONM-yhl and $1128 for hotled toftinue the policy of buy-| 43 am am 7 firewot ks tC — “Saily’’ a. . & ~ q nave neve! it ‘ at aT cs. July whent opencd at $s) » ly Septem DEC} MEIER . PI N' aa — : in comparatively small 33 Am Sug 7s y , lt Y eI ; a IVERPOOL June %78—Cotton etatis- ber whent $149%1 45% Decenbder St. L SS Si hy SS hy | 7 Dry Goods Market 33 ; ; was | made a picture t * ‘ erry ed to milis 68.000 bales. of $1.50 %, Juiv corn $1 00%. September Chi aft, STi, gO Lb Rh % - 14 " is * * . ; lic were American Stocks cory $1 O2% and ry K > = 4 SK — . é | Special to the IT'ost I espateh. ea 53 ry —writh “OR OO bea le« American 474.000 December oorn & a SOME ,a>) as funny Prices Recover Sharply. ~ ~) =) aval The three Northwestern mark: m ii & ATs NEW YORK June 76—The 88 ; : ¢” rd { Fe 333552 ate orte fo oon Arnwri: “an. 14 OHO0 exports ; is i ; o . . - ‘ , 7 Din } ‘ $? Car ? ™ 7 Corry “+ 9 ey “yt clot , ure Pieture as this. Frances Howard ee: Agerican. 2908 wie GTa 0 cloak ce en nt ee 1 ae | ae Hike t6a ooo cas ae | improvement in textiles —— , c receipts * tock 87 5 ane s oi da re witr ) ‘Ht? “4 cE . o ates Be. . > a 919 ‘ weet qum ané 120.4600 tat wale Seciotes les Tie v Tipe, Liverpool Grain, contracts of more than one : Owen Davis’ great Broad- [2 cars loca! and & through (ats receints cepa —SEPTEMOE RYE —T a IV ERPO ae ri ee a bale. Later delivertesr : ; Dek: er a >, «bebe is > ‘ crcereyt r | vy > ———— — . ; ts oll wnat . sini on iw it ' ic 7 a. a 2 way stage success New York Cott 108.000 a week ago and 62.000 ‘ast veer | Cal 108 104% 10a 15% {lle Td: No 2 hard winter. 3 “ge as much. Weather 2 = y £ . on included 23 cars local and 15 throoch “DECEMBER RYE ' LI\ ERPOOL June —" Were reflected in the im? = » — ‘ _—- = % F «« Des | ive? wr. featuring NEW YORK ne 6 egy ee receipts were 8 care lora! 4 8 . nwa oe aFY ~_ on Sioa een » Market, more favorable bringing about a decline July contracts fell be- ee a> > rhe e3 Sy -—h Seize Pee re Se5sze 2a . . @ , ad , . ; tw ° +a F Jan jars Zan ais te on re sie Soe “ 0 mst = th 438 000 : a —— . w innipe A. rhe « lose s 3 c a7 % a7% H ! Pre were 397.000 be, ‘ompared with 61 } — an oe rats lowest with a fractional : Need ‘So. ‘en ww ("oar Close a week ago and 2379 000 ‘ast rear . ened c MARGARET iule 34.44 ~ a4 4 kG —3q agi eh'pments were 667.000 bu. compared mn market. | High Low “A Orn and oats prices my ! GEORGE FAWCETT Oct 93.78 23.48 223.75-TR 23.33 | 550.000 a week ago and win 000 Low. Close.| 24y we 165%, INS y higher. "OB cody vgs: ee | ~~ “32% one © 229] | 2 =n orn rove ‘ss — 2A’ oon Dea A Ose October w 140 137 le 4 “4 : . J with 444 iw) a wee ago an ; a5! ‘ 2 _ - -~- 1,00 ,000,000 LAUGH jan, 1LgaAT Sane Eaaeay s200/ Tee Mecha ete eee Mjee” ‘ee | iar BO eae ae Bett ’ \at ‘‘The Tri 2 Vi rch a Ax =o Ww ~~ 3 te6-a7 ot toe ~pered «& ith 431 000 » week By iz. 3u i New y ork i of fee. © Are $ tives flers ; “ ’ Opening: July 2244: Oct S48. Dec. 773,000 last vear . | Skw YORK. June 76.—C Term x “Manhattan Modness , GRAND CENTRAL— THE WHITE MONKEY ATS: Jan. @WRIT: Mirch 22 48 ’ r ae any seat yo go “ony | A **% jue a7 | - 231 t%4 Sentos No, 4 ec. " rr) ” Paes = som 9 seme ea ~ P 30) = 55 eaey: July 18. 75¢ bn ember # copay SKYDOME ani CAPITOL—“ON THIN ICE AS 56 | Lea St. Iouls Ca- h Grain. ——- Boston Wool Market. re ate) dates | Gee " , : sh «P ‘ee folie Return of those Spectai te the Post-Dispatch winter whert @1 934195: Na 5 7 2-73) BILES DISCOU os BOSTON, June T6.—Announcement that tet wheat St *1 sam le eraite red Gm - AT RESERVE . Lrreat Favorites, A «tralian woo! m los * o ila bie resumed o> wheat a! 44 N . | sari « he . : with 120.000 bales to he offered in roth | #154 No @ hant whest $1 5941 55 asibie to find a bear in witeat Every: | HOW INC Iulw and August t immed itrention of e, , v"- a | ha ~ *eot’ €7 54 Vin : — ye oe ; ” ~ 3 . : a, t 2% es ‘ ; S Oo a AMUSEMENTS ch ee suhor BabSrketlerSusmentes ole -of-SS SSUS%esETe . ’ . im - “-« - *, . Ter street ‘eo the fore’ gm @'tuation today sant “= eat $1 . 1. Vo ’ , an "= : ’ . ane . ; 4 ST I d \ UL] | 4 Prospects for better prices at the Lonton | %’ O% Ne. 2 vellow corn SLANT e xen: = Suarame ' , 6 ee ne The weekly report of & sT AnmTEiNG, Th.) . . ro are. _ 7 , Vn s vel ow rw 2 ne aarmn - » -— A ‘ P . ge : ~ . ‘ort. 4 - . 5: ‘ ona ALT? , le ; vu a " ~~ , ry ’ , A 4 x ae f rabe and it | ~ ; j ‘ ri ‘ rentes Bu s Bank of . sATt nID> 4) PERA « felt that ie the A, -- ~, : = Areal ers t x cellnaw eae, OR ww . , « ite rmnrr ‘ > el co ’ ‘ . h., . ‘ a ~ . ~~ Vs eral Riese: ve ent c eo “ : ; - F e ~ oo P a” o- ‘ a > ; 4 : : : i sts | . | ry iz Oe ; ; . e me ' polfev as to offerings ar: : atick to ft it | oa > 5 ay Ae tw ri 49. — atk Inloade lar ine lone wheat. | shows decline of 42 per ¢ Cee —— a ; : ’ “vv ‘ °° w*ite on . Q ite - ; —ss as ‘ ots “as 7 Au - 9? LAST * TIMES Direction Municipal Theater As a aoe a a | 957.000, total reserves dect c » ‘asonable oaffers 2 — oe ee ee otes Sse ea 71 = ork —a CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET) 22:00 20, @ax"u Sup tase" ator 621,000 and Treasury. res * - ' Merl ‘ “e a" ree * ‘i. rey ; . Tenement - 78 & A ft New York Sugar. mosr of their earty decline ger 2 es end lia Dilities of cng QD Jaen ; ; 7 e 2 . , . . n > ' af . ru: 7 sf + ai : 4 "ty 5 eininies os Sarees or fer F very Perform. NEW YORK. June 26.—-The raw su«ear Sperias : re he heer b _ = = , re _Low temperatures contin e, urs the | seein Hank of St. Leu eae %. sav Dp die summer Prices——Al Perfarmances. Daily, > . $1.50 and $° Un Sale market Was easier early today and while CHICAGO, June 26 —Confiience in the Northwest am] Canada. checkifz Jeveiop-| of doflare) at clese of business es . AUSTIN & ARNOLD We. S18, £150 Mos Tax fo 3 (Sunday If te 5). Opera ales were reported. -uwears nearby were | Wheat market is gradually returming. But ment of black rust \ let-up in rcafn.| with net changes as compared 32. D des " Ticket Office, Lebh of Aren = hard jolt at the ove iting tumiay tho + ee is gre stiy cheat ee? ig tte tan ¢ . - > 7 de WBidg.. available at 4.3% duty paid. or 1-3 of ‘ i iT. fellow 1 j Victor Record Artists : | “th and Olive: Phone. Main 4000 |a cent beiow yesterday's quotations _ SS) eee, Soe recent!¥ cabie said that Russia wae offe-ing w neat : | ; -~ _ — TICKET OFFIC ; aw sugar futu: wer th eoki out, and ae 4 result he'ped ~alues. amd fre Little export business was re- a ‘ CES AT THEATER . Ra . ca uliu fs ‘e seae »> tiv e. but Corn wae the rea! leader uf th uay. ow Typ ot fr fy the a aoa ra : a « oOrEN re™ the undertone was unsettied Midday . Car —_—_—_—_———— ~~ om : ; 'orices were about a peint net flower un ter ever. acvanctng im price aimivet frogs ths Corn showed tmtenendent i¢ com 1 Pe, eilling for trade and Cuban accounts ae . ¥ ; . Seal “ — : Wheat deveioved strenag'h in the ast ™misapon howseesa Bem fsir buvere om the Missouri a Sb . -* . - = . +? — . , ’ ; 2 Fi i} i ; > oe . 23 gd live Street Read JOSEPril t tr t= WUEUSIC inl retined ems be ay Pgs with hour the advance in Northwest markets belie? that the: ma-ke t was ben 4 ly re cok % , JULY @eTu TO tS ru VICTOR HENRY T > ent - aad io ies oS foe ‘OF and cutworm damage reports by the A! Twvelopne nts verifie their view | oc ie y . Ma aret oe enor ' od ng - “+ . . eaten : berta ‘(> vernment ca USBi NE better buying “¢re mitel e Aa bre te Y% ~~ rg te mark ot aha . > rs G R A N D SOUR A MITTON SELOSSER, Organist DF cco, me S1ase0 Stesct, aporoximate (~osing prices were Sac lower to Sec high- | by the early weak ns =f wheat. Then they af b& Be une — The i ret var Sperteman’s Pack } Anglin } HOL se » an ™ ember 2 > f- Jan “ ” ROe , ef (orn «lowed “= ' oe : ne : au “ > bard. 1: > ° tested Visions. wen iigher on good buying | —_— ae deer. $7 .10472\, beivurt tue vupeuilg it #43 2.000 ua by packing wpter sis. _ i

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~~ Pe oa x rE REGO IOLA al é P i? . TT tu ee" - pei On Se . Dp Fe, ~ rea» shine oa a 2 KOE RM i. or ™* es otf m ’ ee SARE ER es - ew aS So Ss . ’ P : > *¢ ot * - * ” J : 1925. é FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 26 ¢ | [- ISFrron —_ ee (| NEW YORK BONDS _ d a list ill be foun n ‘ing table w aA in 0 Special to the yn ae ot o¢.—In the crag ned of bonds er ahy: NEW YORK, Jun st and closing P $1000 lots (000 Omg and ales, highest, lowe vy. gales being in , Bonds are in - ad 99-24 » hope Exchange 4s eye en States Liberty are . sale printe > ie ‘Quotations on gt ton that is, for instance, r-geconds of a thirty-secon ST-OSPATCH ne -- TOOK Paces a, eps AREUNGHANGtD —EE=EE . ee ———— rT of sa is a list e 26. rices © be ee: osing P ¢ stocks j NEW vious cl . sales 0 = ! Net a pre oday. : i ®. ing an nge to So gine gn tae. tee lee fat cloning 28, "ache nee, tod Bx- | An in Simales| Migh.| Low. New itted) exe - *k Srock hx | Rates in haw = 4's wa 7 ath ‘“ (09 om d aale sales On nd with 1,087,500 yest PRNS 4) gaia, (ts _ see) in full. , Press. -Total ; with from 8. 2) ie. vr! the Associated June 26. compared Total sales do Sp pf 7, of) ag, 38 ey NEW YORK, 1,268,600 ar a9,900 a year tea with 112,809,300 & sninAR at A) SO%s4 . - ’ , ’ UTA ChE Ot. day were 9 i and 949, eompared Ww arett 150 ; a 00 two f indiv ‘ Jan. 1 to 129,519,8 o nd i- year ago = Ee 29%, 28% “ah MES 2m? Se *4 Radio Car | a5 12M) 12) 85 #\ i Al = 95 1 Wo low and Ray © ©oOp 0 HS%, Se. 17% z 3 i Um ES tis, Oabe il! ; *» xh, 10 4. 2 17% | ® ee wee en a at 8 30a , te list 4th the nigh, a) Plus Reading , 3 8“ FRM to ae . 80 A Ice 78 1 aati 07 ' 7 15%i-«*** is the compie. Exchange, mie" y. Symbols: (ayn oiptas, 2 30%) Ty SQ) « % Leo Pal. | OF | 97 | 2 Kraft CO io) 1bM > ng * Stock ™ the. Gy~ ai pawabiec. it We Co Ri 35) 25%) 44%\ 38) og 6s ae 93 | 83 38 ove a F ollowi on the = es for . d)Paya -onne ' R & e %3 | 83 -—.. 2 ~~) do ; J ' itted) et change* , extra. (4) —Decrease. >) Bt 19%) TSR agate) OD es 102 fe Le 103% | ey (ee-om* the n ) Partly rease. on oe 5 44%, 4435 24) 4 M 103 % 108 a3 | 93 a dollar and not cago yesterday, pete Pte ghee sr pss acta? stock, ee —_ a a ? 10%? ® +0 1 ; : Anaconda, 6 103% ped Th = 24 thirty -seconds pits against geet ge 000 two yoa-s extras. Sty gory per cent ae = ——— Net Rey eos 17 V4 ; 3 $ open! * 20s 5 A ORR se | as | ted +h 94 ns $99 and e . re $9,112, , vy and $10,7 . $1 71595,- a stock. *x-dividen ‘4 — ke and | ee Ch ge. ney T. ‘ 1: 3% : . | 19 A 8 wil nh ’ 70 " 94%) 4 ’ on . mea today we Oa year ago against ’ ferre ed bk —_——+———_ ¢ Stocks | Low. | Close..Ch SE Rog f rte, ’ ; 51% rd 11 AGe ne | 4's. %| 99%) = Total sales ek ago, $8,610,00 e $1,869,239,009 .Unchangen__.-— Nev | Ann. Di*- 4 'sales| High. iit, ai i 2 RDN Y > 524 OLR Sau sai 8 Sys c a 00 aL 1053 Se 103 LOS : we ; re! , ’ a — nA % ig Se ae Mos. \123 a % 10 ; . , jj, ——— 1Al ae Retes XS | lis n AR) 94l, 36%, | 200 j-*-s° Tee . a) Y 1 a , 4 7 : 7 Ce. O01 Y | | i 315,000 a h, | Low. \Close INDUSTRIA” su 71 D | eee al \ 41%| 11 2 ep @ 1 ctf) Sal) 36m. Ao — *)o es FS) Zhi 5%, $9.) 2 %| ° % ch S LOL ee 98% query. ; — = —GECURITY.____1ihigh,| Low. Clos ae ——— ee gta, 7h) 92%| 92% |adv R 1b.) 4, 11 ‘101% \102 | | %y | EP & |- 1, 32/109" 109 (109 oe ae 10, 4 m | 70%) OR: eolyg cs 7D..-; 03%) US, % 1 ect any ¢ be —_—— Sales. SECU R 4 SMIENT BON 1) i Ae Tb Int Agr 0 * 47.1 92% ~ RS Ah ia 102 14% 14" do 40pe ar) 2100 : : , Bou 1; 70%) 7 ae 58% Wy 21 - 8 pal 6. Me 110 oe 118 ; anno ) : f Usu- — -OVERNME ee °3 Int Pap 5s "") gs | 88h 99% lair R O5| 14:9) ee 1 NN ee io , full pe, . %} 91% | Bhs oy € ‘4149 (110 | 2 32 ¢ s_ Dil0 | 04%! 41 mail, bt- ' ? uD oO G —p » 30} 23 In MoM 6 41..| ™| 99% | Rub 1%; 1 . +} _ & L | a © 91% i ax, ° Y , Arms “y110 16 2) “e 2 CGB a 6.| 95 | > % 105%) i ndou t Gro > ‘ gs | w—30 10 _ A Int as = 5° : | 9p le 1 1 o1 se Ajax i ~ , ej lu i #53 % 65 s i ' 1 , 30 ‘ . ly Cc Cc N : O5% iit 123 1 igns of 1 lope ‘kK EXCHANG iriec *.? “ey Lib 3% 1—2 i 24 K C P_& I > oo") 191% 101% ka J G » 92%, 8 s gt 663? aig) 27 —JI R & 30%) 40% 47 G 6. 1007 | 19: ik — ope . . . “ “( « kK kX AX. av : 0 ~ a 10 ; : > 23 "4 K T ~ 31 ej - r Ala 4 D~ “ Ri! od . \y Rat 4 . 4 ’ 4 es \& 7 A L ve 40%) “* 20 D Cc 2 12. 10 : ed ent ) —_ OU Ss Sl Po . ities 32-47 =~ / awl 10.-—6: » Kelly S$ : | Os . 4 c & D >» 82% \ ik‘ } St 9 ‘ -— DM . 4, 40 6 = Ed 6 J it A Least y9eee | st. mhere was fair — ( 4 i -ted Secur 3 Lib 4%! 102—23 102—18 \ 164 26 int Pap 68 55. | 04 193 % 101 Sia Ch S 2; 18%) oO 0%. *1% se R R ab a Te ‘a Sea A) Ros : ; on ° Mig ed a « a, Am 108% tog | ‘ hyetl ’ a ; ne 4 .—- & , Missour ba 0) Neg > 32 - i oe 10 — ~ k St — 0 S 0 Ag SO Ms | _ on See “~ & 4 L, 4a1 s Sna ‘ i| e **e® oO s 4 ” 1 ae , nown “ ry: A Bruce genre eieon) market | A tivity at Ris- 91 ide #% \191—16)101—14, ef 12 : os G ous +533, 100 4100 % AOL ae we Pg at 87% teh 36 Me oO, Irarbanks i 38 44 nett 103 ; a | Stat a rer ! 388108 wt “4 8 a Pe 4 100% [100 (108 jen = ‘ oud a ae i ‘ . e i . ‘ 7 7. yA aor *5 ‘ {) a as ~ G : a ae- o1 ‘ 4 7% 6 : . ~ a y > 8 Se | ‘ 3 , * ‘ 2) ’ 4 Cor 41 kp i 1 un t ‘ ae o1 ~1 2 i 30 lac ; + ee } q ' 97% ABS } bel 3 ‘ 103 i " --M | 5 ] | li, 3 , ta « } 44 nl G F100 1 : rion wre fee , nois mt . rmmon aold hig ’ , Lb & >= o1—12:1 : Lig & M o8 he | O7 %) 97 Q7 Ro Mag 103 103 13% “li ra-P-L 8 a: 23M) } 2 Te aUO °! 43 45% 24% 24 . 00 5 2 0 4101 59 OF ch in phos: Scruggs con a : = Exchange ” rg 27-42 2) | 101-1) oS Calero oh es! of ( ‘ Fa 5) gy 113% 12 4% | Lat 74) 4 BH 4) SOO! Fais!.:-+* | sim. Co 2 8} 24%) = 22 S Von P.O. +i} i Tes , » rich - is iz. q . Ba Ake o1— 26 17 [Aree a ga” 52\ 97 o2 102 ABS - 1.115% 190 L ‘ , ie! 54%) 54% ‘el sim P 5O| (fl Soa| 22% 22 —A 1 Leh 1 oF 107 'R': very T rurmmile daa , te . Prices ‘ L 3d 48. 30\101- . * G & Bs 9102 1 % p 7 bg |1 86 > °* ¥% do pid BA) O87! 1% sim 43, 22% bMcNL 10 ri J a Kk . , on Law. ‘ ose. Chy 308 101 : hie "5 ‘ L , >} 78 42, , 00 % | 10 ABSF on onr4 190 72 \ 7 i120 « 1 ( j ” , 7 i is . “ Con 4) O4 ’ 93 lele © 4 LA q w 10 ’ 2 } ~ ‘e This ir and on ity S1s.' High \ > 2 nt Tas 23. i01-——- 1 Manila © ‘4100 6 1097 105% can 7b) 4” 120% 1109's O% — “| red M pf * 14, 72 Og % 100% -.:° {s 4 | 27%) 2B -\+3 M Pow 02% \10 ' 4% ' : . ecu ead A. N SUSSION, ”" ‘ ig3-—" - 7s 5% 105% 5% |“ 7 4 | 99% 100% % >. ' % (109% *} » » 28. | as R4 ‘ 74qs\} 3 03% o the ® nd hem? cin oe eign: ne ay ‘ 9 lib 3 so” 101—25, , 11 Man Sug! 105 ™! 95% Cc’ pfd § > 100%) O73 Fisher - 4/109 % “m, 19 Oil | « R4™% i | 8% o3. it co a “o) =i | . 28 .. 7)103 ‘ 24 6s 52... 5%, 09% % |A © 1” '127% 127% ps8 Ye! LO ne hiss - | emails R4 be .| 92% )- , o3 jt roba and grow Pl4o'yg 145% l4o% ed. reg os af 4 ’ ‘1 02 TiC » Met Ka . -., 9% ag% | o8% Am Cc & k 127% 127%, o3% ao OP x4 18% }- 102 : # & 1 6 4 9%) 92% - 10 X O t . 103 1 i ‘ a eer a rans Som ae 142 «(1142 7 1, 4th 4%) 193 | | 3 do Se SS -- 11) ony) | 91% : f 7 boa) 23%) 2 * * | isk Rub . 1102 im Bi —*#isss 7; 1) 8 8%) 90 N St POMS | 3% 113% ee sOW Pine ii pa of ¢ 114” : | re —~ 687 ss ee ~' 1092-—29 ‘on P 6% 4 91% AC&F D 1; 23%) 26 52 Ps : B+ ta %| *)% | egse F pf?! | op. | BS" 1%) “2 is XS yp M, “313% /1! ’ MeaaGe lue | | ; Wk ; s 1 #1 %) $ —_ 43-38 .- \ ap —27 102 @ Mid-Con Ff | Qi‘, 100% Ch AX 52 v-~ >% ™% do f #) So 120 *& , | & > 6, 14) pe 1 "a | My N &t 213 % 230 2%) O4%)\.-°° Ry nit The jtoats afd 13 91, ~¢- ; 15%! the New ‘ 4th 4%) > ao, LOL ——~" 4 “ St 5s 36. el , 100%) Am “fu ] U~ 1% + 4 nh 4 20) be 117 “ -- 4. — My Sou Pac hd or a7 \% | og 5M eS. | . 94%. al\ ars nas ; ) . 57 . 4 » eta Mid > se °*43)100% | Ra Chic eS ad + tts Ree Fieise 48 1% (104%, r & 1 - 5 Ye | ™ ‘a8 —684t ty ThA ; ar ve aT? ha | tty } a . B35 le w Ss + a4 ’ Am 60, 4 01 7 , ®, 104 4 ~1 a, ou Ry >) RD be | = 72% de BR ; .s nan rnnAed : st com a hha ur wire Post 333-58 ~ wHiildu ont Po P | @4 , On ™% > Pow 91 ounda nl 1 104 + eo i *s 5 -\ © T2ly ‘ Oh Pw i 2 for ' r th piood M-t » Cem., 13 Os 149%, 149%) 8 u of he tt SA4 ‘45 (7—25 107—! | 1° +! & Co $%e 59. |) O68 S 96% | 99% a 2 . pfd 4, 9! #1 Fri pt i8| 17% . 45% —- | Sou RB yl 6 1 9 19%! 20% ° s pen pw " 98 as Oi 102% ter 0! iat |} te. 8 com) 440 140 Ms 14044 1140 ia Ree patch.) nves) 47-52». 101 16:03 "| 2 Mort B Co Ss 32) 0 30%, 89% | oo Pos) ase (193,123 Freeport tA \ Ge%| 97 | 2 #)s PR Sa8 Of Bom | 52 | O28 "Se BS. | ig oF LOL lsc: pica n of 8071" = nian say oe 110% |1L0%!.., ee Disp* g—The Eve- a9 u 8 A 4 03—29)103— vite al ® Murray B ag, 89 Sa 4 7101 ec paid 4 fe 0% 10% + "Pig atk 2 a, Sh Ss rime oa > BT Bat ay =r 11 PO ce SHS 101 Yo 102 19! 90%. Saag he ee sg ienngt wh \3 ie 1 vf iat ‘37 +a ae yoRs. June righted finan ae REIGN BONDS-_ 03 % 7 ot $e 48. 10% 100% 100% A Hide & L 11110% vor 7. Bi-s Ge lly : 144 “1143 = F SG&E pt + 4 77 oe 50 % 3 et Ed 5a! 96%) ' %, oe confer 80 eee ee com .{100, 37 SION its copyrit ——~ FOR BICR ir ish) ©: LS Gee Oe Be of OL el ans [Am Tee. 7) Bi gay) 82%. 821s * | Gen Asph. . gt 5% | *1%* | Stand M 5| 3) 77% re - a 1b aC Mi) | 93%) nay confer gecre- ON SE jl in its . —sa oa. O68 | YO 96 NET & 101 % 108 oe |? on & ¢ 6 34 jen Bak x 88 BS M4 | Sta 2, 8} 44%| 4% Mand ard as! 95%) | 9S not 2 ene #¢ »advithaN - ian ; aus: he taatiall ‘a7 ‘A. . 06% Ho »t il - wa 5 44 w i )} RO Se! Rf do PD . 14 34% * (a “ec 8 ~% O84 . . s O Cal «£ Om 45% iF \-+* ee 6 ee 9? z O7% | 98 : > les . i! | 3 14. Ft A 2 oday 8! re Lena ent bs_ Br § 2% (102 | oe SY Ed? 49 80 Ome 110% t Cor | te °* i Gen Cig 1:3, 286% % 11% NJ 1 1 74 (116% ™% Cor | a7 100 & | 100 eee nion et ieeo | 4f%| Oe ot ecov- 1293 Ars 58 8 108 ei! o8%\ 3% SYGELHEP # 8M va i110% A tA ° 2% 12% M |Gen El & 11 hom (169% — 18 O Nd 1) 105) 98 ei 12%) LEM Ou 548) 100%! COM anvitations’. | lin, Com. : 1230 «50 1100 hoe in the Ff 04 Arget "4. '27..;| %| 98%): 5 NYGEI 6 49.)110%) 98%! 98% A-La Fran 4 12%) 1; % 101% \-~ Gen © "5. 1\ kp & (169 % (1 2 |..---18 0 NJ DIT) 3| 11%) } 64 \-——.¥41 17 Bu Oo 00 \s all invi q : ~~ com . ; wn 10 tee gress lace in}1 wernt 8 ‘43 NS" | 104 “ ¥ T de mo », Oa Ms 107 % ir Enl, % 101% 7. % do 8 1 169%) A Qo” : P G 13) 64 *2 a Tranec 94% pa write | ets kev) : Bia ue fil 150 11 - . "16 sel pro took p a. ; ye Arg . . 7s 4. “7 4 \ 104 R 4 . ren 4 Va Bt | ~wVU 10% &, at Fir - ~ | 101 s oa '\113% . Ry Sig gy "2 4 *3 Stan ) 7 ta ~ i BRM 1aStl. ; 94% 12 regrets ee ee nen! 901216 216 216 1 rices active ns (BZ. HORM Oe 08 3 Gs 1... 107 05% 105M tL pot. 11D ee) 47% \— % | Gen RB: Sa | 80% | 84_ ster Pro, }) 45] Ga %| 674 “3 36 Tys | Ot 104 and ree vitation | Nat BK yan 149 4 140K) ® et stock P -ather 10) M8 gh 1108 % 108 | a7 3 to ref 6 41. O54 100 @ oie | At Al oat) 47% | 473 % |} do ptd 48, S4 »¥, 112% Ste g 42 67 ae Te «+5: | 104 96 . in’ ' ; i let ~~ BO 14°? . “ 4 15 5S : and ? . >t NA “4 Canada ~ a ‘40 ‘ 1 “a 10% ™~ \ sez a co o © ‘j Xe — 1 7 = i O8 Ve | 8 2 Am 1a 1 47 Vy } 4 ‘ss rh M rt ih 6 | 1 i” yy ~_-— 1 Stew Ww ee ~ | 68 ' re i . 7a. \104 ' 5 95%. per nvyitation ut in Bee ian 151 ba + , ‘k market. a 7 jan ¢ 3", |104 "4 | SO. viag Fs YO ba OO es an ol Met 3| | %| 92%) “Ss —1'% | Gen M: lin 57%, OT ‘ c @ 7 40 | Patel... 3 Tid Os 95%, 9 sory} ; _ A a —. =. ¥ Belg 41. YA. tee > Nias ys «OO -i1161% 1 * | am 3\ 84% rs 87 s pi wate) 67 —1 Strom 114, 47 .i es) : ¢ c 3s | % lev n ent § ; Mo-li! & cod. > i ve : » the atoc - negiecte 16 sgium Ss 5 BON 21 O92 Ys Niag L&O »*_.* 101% ° Os Rad 4) ~ |) 67 me * % do «5 3B 148, SR) BR | 46 | . : te 4 ..«} | 8M BM) ee ey 2uoo0 | ‘101% im} - ” cramen d . lle ‘ * \¢6 on rally te. 6 BRelse ‘Ss: ré oo vl ‘ss 1a . th Oe) 4 Os , Am 1 67 a he D7 a“ ret 2 8 ’ — 1 Stude : 9 a" aM. i 68, 3% 1 Bin an mr mmade “or |i) Mo Bor cet oo a: |e |a ferctoved sctivity 8 aac] a Bele it Say ret tet 824) Se" | ag S OFS 5 att | aul BRA BE [Am omeoue § Std Sr Seu = [Sen mete | ta Bal Bo [gow me) eR) ART a TO fetid» ED kd ee | ie , v7 eery ° r 1» 4 : an ¥ "* 4 -. y ie » 9 . : e . A | . } q v\ : y * , . ‘ | ; ; ' “ erher. to lunch ie St! nt os 114 1d. hy * soeentiment nears ene fie! 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A $4,399. “ae * of t nous + Sil I & i 0 105% 1 . » ©4 N a R n 4\%*8 " n4% “4 3 1A Thi ‘ o3% 93 ’ q pf a . 15 1 a to fan he te a brinatne. werlinerease 1 Vin biiitte - ae. 4 a $ Duq * ar’ 4 105 1105 “oe w Y St R co ,| 66 A ne 8 » © 4s $7) » 87 . ‘ pf ctf 11. 16 1 7% 70% A ris t Clev than Of can't wrices ty re | Resources en bor Loul ines® : 7 Dua -1 ‘ ly me. yee ead Aa % 7 U Fac ist S* 08) 87% 00 61100 1.20 .. 1 70% 4; 50% — sue for ing & cause: ahem k o ff bus “ 11. _ nme ib Bu‘? t % (104 ’ a2 *) | 46% ~~ ¢ 4s ™ 1 oa Va! wu! SON fol of lines. dew line he | Reserve beat t close * mpared 3 B Guo. & F 104% 104 102 Ye do 6% 4 | 6a i% 91% ° | @O% Pa W ” 115% 116 % co. jr earls auinve, over the | Reser ars) enaes aa CO “94, 7a Bee? 2 .?... 1 2\4 102 10 1 sywaB 4% | ar%)| 9 107 7 Va Ry ve RSE OF | se | 8 PortoRA T3118 5%! o5% Comme etares ek its heveiaw | oF h net che _— : 100 1-16. : Ts 1" CL +42 102 ‘Te ‘100 4 N con 71107% 30) % ; | ie. ‘qs | , OF OS Cer * ms! 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STLOUIS! | POST-DISPATCH PAGE 44 “4 DAILY SECOND COMIC JOE’S CAR I SHOULD GEe BuT 1 FEEL MEAN! FsHOULDN'T \ HAVE WIRED “Ty' wiFE COME HOME — WUAT IF SHE GETS HERE “THiS MORNING AND FINDS (M-NOT ILL LIKE I Salk Twas ? fit NEVER HEAR “He LAST OF IT -—- Have LET HER STAY AT mane? sol AN’ Have A Good TIME: HELLO You LITTLE CUTIE BET You CAN'T Goess WHO THIS 1s IN A MILLION YEARS ! You' VE BEEN SICK: You RASCAL. IT HEAR — NEVER BETTER IN wy ure! wo rs IT? 1 KNOW YouR FACE BuT I DON'T GET Taar VOICE " iTS THEVOICE OF Your SswreT WIFE PHONING FROM NEWPORT . ; 1 Got Your TELEGRAM ANDd I JusT WANTED To KNow How ILL Ella Cinders—Mother’s Little Lamb oe —By Bill Conselman and G harlie Plumb Since Ella went away, her stepsisters are gelling a taste of her daily portion of toil ana if Ella could hear what they say, hér ears would. COME, COME, GIRLS! MOTHER DOESN’ WiSH TO HURRY YOU, BUT THE ENTIRE HOUSE MUST BE CLEAN BEFORE THE SEWING CIRCLE ARRIVES. be hotter than a pepper | plant in Death Valley — — ae GALLEY SLAVE! Im THROUGH WASTING MYSELF AWAY ON { I'M GOING TO TELL MAMAH TO GET A NEW A SCRUBBING DIPLOMACY, SI6~-LVE GOT A SCHEME. I'M AFRAID OVERWORK HAS DRIVEN POOR LOTTA INTO A NERVOUS SPELL~ = FROM THE WAY I ] ts 4 A Ys SF FEEL TOO. BRUSH! A WHY, MY POOR LAMBS! MOTHER DIONT REALIZE HOW MUCH TOO HARD THIS IS FOR YOU BOTH ILL GET SOME- BODY RIGHT AWAY IN THAT UNGRATEFUL LITTLE ELLA'S PLACE! | E di | \o . a roe ny VY ) @ @ RAILROADS TO PROTEST ROAD | FR AND BRIDGE TAX THURSDAY ™. Olair County “Additional levy for Emergency Work Is Objoct of Objection. Judge Weber Ville willl hear arguments tlone filed by railroads doing (lair County nexi ‘‘ounty op yec business in St. week Thursday, yesterday. The railroads object to the payment of $12,864.90 as road and bridge tax. They do not object to the payrnent of the 60-cent flat rate, but to the additional 16 cents assessed for emergency work on highways and 13% cents neseased for da™nage tax The 16 cents is for any extra work neces- sary, and the 13% cents for any damages which may be asked by farmers as damages to their land in carrying out the road and bridge | work In raising objection to amd 13% cents taxes the companies contend that -the Town Hoard of Auditors. of the various townships sanctioned the first tax at the proper time, and that im the i3“-cent tax the townships = did not specify in the levy that money was to be used on other than State-aid highways. More than a dozen railroad are objecting. GRAFTON (ILL.) POWDER PLANT EMPLOYE KILLED ON TRACKS Man, 44, Apparently Watching Eu-. gine, Paiied to See Cars Take “Flying Switch.” A pedestrian was run over instantly killed vesterday noon while walking selong tracks of the Alton & Eastern Rallroad, at its terminus at Graf- ton, Il. The victim, A. Jack Pow- ers, an employe of the Illinois Powder Manufacturing plant at Grafton, was walking along the tracks on his way to the plant. It. is the custom of a local mixed pas- | senger train, consisting of engine, day coach and freight car. to re- veree iteelf for a return journey at. thie place. The engine. with a run- ning start, ie ewitched to a “Y.”” as the slower moving cars pass by. to be recoupled in yeverse. Yesterday, the engine had backed onto the “Y" switch and, apparent- ly, the pedestrian, while watching the engine's movement, note the oncoming cars. A Coro- ner’s jury returned a verdict of ac- cident Powers, who was 44 years old, was a widower. He is survived by a son, living in Newburn,. Il.. and a son and a daughter living in Kan- sas. $143,156 STATE ROAD REFUND Momey to Be Used for &. Clair Coanty Highway County Improvement. Superintendent of High- | ways D. O. Thomas of Belleville vesterday received ¢ check for $143,166.74, as St. Cir County's share of the State aid refund on highways improved as State a roads, The refund is on the Be of the East St. Louis-Granite City road, on which work was recently Thomas turned the check over to Ross Adams, to of eas. | on tax it was announced | tax of | the 16; railroad | the | companies | and | after- | the | County Auditor to Call County. attention failed to. ‘under a |}eounty at an inquest last night. FRITZI RITZ =), 5 SSma—- COPPER ORE SHIPMENTS BEGIN. AH!=THERE'S FRITZ MAYBE SHELL LET ME DRIVE HER HOME!? TT Ti Pe OH FRITZI!-1mM GOING TO PASS YOUR HOME IN MY CAR Tirst Carload FP ronr Shannon Coun- ty Sent to New Jersey. “al to the Post-Dispatch EMIN ENCE, Mo., June 26.—tThe Shawnee Copper Co., owner of the Sutton mine in Shannon County. shipped its first carload of copper ore this week to the American Metals Co., of Chrome, N. J. The ore shipped was the larger pieces of what is called free ore as taken i ll from the mine. This was , to small size Winona by truck. ‘lLhis is the first carload shipment Of copper ore ever madé from Shannon County. It is that Joe S county before the Civil War. shipped copper ore down Current River in flat boats to the Missis- sippi River and thence to New leans. THE THIMBLE THEATER NOW SHOWING—“THEIR LAST AIRI TLL SOON HAVE MY TRAINED > AUSTRALIAN ANGLE WORMS IN SHAPE To PUT ON ees Ss ae al mu ew 5 ME_So riu RE UP OUTSIDE Ww THEY CAN ENJOY SUNSHINE FIVE OF THEM OBEYED. THEM By TYING EM: i oe Two DOULDNT A& THING | TOLD eet - SO THEY'LL HAVE To GO ee S broken nuggets and hauled to claimed | later, who is said to have) operated copper properties in the Or- Renew the Top and Cushions restore the color < ~ ie \, sre , SS Vhiz Dressing will to weather-worn and faded tops. cur- teins and cushions. at the same time preserving and making them water- preef: fer leather and pantasote; pint can 65c — * T WAIT INUTE — YOu OFF p= er ‘ST. CLAIR COUNTY ABSTRACT AND TITLE OFFICE PROPOSED Attention of Board of Supervisors to Suggestion. County Auditor George Eckert of Belleville stated yesterday ernoon that he is receiving calls from citizens of Sst. Clair urging him to bring to the of the St. Clair County Beard of Supervisors the fact that, law parsed in 1903, the can establiah its own ab- atract and title office. The citizens declare that the county can furnish certificates of title and abetracta at a lower price that privately owned abstract and title offices, and that in time the office, despite the lower fees, wil! earn money. County Auditor Eckert will com- Diy with the request at the next meeting of the board. He atates that it will take four or five years to complete the records for the of- fice, and that the cost of the same. under the law, will have to be paid out of the fees earned by the Re- corder of Deeds office. The coat of a system of books, containing all records of real estate and land transactions necessary to carry on the work, will be about $696,000. The will of the late Miss Ariana Biaisdell of Alton was probated A ~s 'recently. ' aft- | many | ‘ton schoolteacher and had SPOPPPL LES all = — — — Caldwell, valued at was willed to condition. Miss relation, Dr president of Po- mona College in California, was in Alton a few days ago and after a conference with Caldwell! decla he believed it was fitting and prop- er that Miss Blaisdel!] should have made the disposal did of the estate Miss Blaisdell] was a leaving C. A her banker. her estate, $20.00 The money Caldwell without Biaisdell’s nearest James Blaisdell. she fermer Al- retired from teaching when she was willed $25,000 just before the World War \Up to the time of her inheritance ‘from a ‘stances. distant relative, Miss Blais- dell was in poor financial circum- After receiving the money she continued to live quietly and without any show She was— &6 years of age when she died YACHT CONFISCATED UNDER : | | DRY LAW TO BE SOLD JULY 15. Sheriff of St. Clair County to Auc- tien Roat Taken With $20,000 Liquor Cargo Last December. County Judge W. R. Weber of Bellevilie yesterday entered an or- der setting July 15 as the date for the sale at public yacht Asp, which was ocnfiscated in the Mississippi River, near Ca- hokia, Dec. 13 laat, Schnipper and deputies made a raid on the ru mrunner. Capt. Henry Miller and five mem-_| bers of the crew of the yacht, who} |confident tha. were arrested and who recently entered pleas of guilty to violation | of the dry law, each were fined $500 and costs. Sheriff Schnipper after the raid MOTHER 1 HOME ‘TILL: LATE , |reported he found $20,000 'of liquor aboard _be sold Volstead red | 'a valid claim on it and this claim GIRL, 18, KIDNAPED BY auction of. the! | lice, when Sheriff ) Hydrometer Battery Tester much better and more accurate Tester than the ordinary. This 49c P is the ree. $1 value. Special ; AUTO SUN VISORS _ —_— ee CAN DROP WINNIE. FOR ME-AND TELL ‘ WONT GE —— Made of poy ‘aanbenlen leather. with strang black enameled brack- ©] GQ Straw Seat Pads Extra auality Strencly bound. $1.00 values. 58c Aut&Lugga ge Carriers Collapsible heavy channe! steel with 3 clamps. 89c worth vacht. No-~ his appear- the Claimant has entered ance to the vacht and it will now under a provision of the | law, which provides that any vessel or vehicle or convey- ance used for the transportation of | liquor may be sold, unless there is) Set consixts of 6 all-ateel sockets. one ip- extension, ene bar ratchet handle. An ideal around the auto. “Spe- cial, per Set is shown in-court. Sheriff Sch: set far per will conduct the sale. 79c Tennis Rackets large assortment of $1.98 TENN SHOES Laces to the tees. heavy rubber soled: utomo- or outing wear: 18 . '" gand wemen'« THREE MEN IN AUTOMOBILE Sister, W .o Witnesses Act, Recog-— nized One of Abductors as « Former Suitor Three men in a Buick bile kidn: ped Miss Marie Vitale, years old, of 2107A Mullanphy | street, at 5:30 p m. yesterday as she was alking with a_ sister. | Miss Laura Witale, in front of 1426 North Twenty-first «treet. Laura told police hat «ne of 1925 WRIGHT & DITTSON BALLS—Fresh stock. Special ithe men threw a coat over her sis- _ter’s head ‘pushed her ifnto ' They drove north hile the other two the automobile. to Cass avefiue and digappeared east in Cass, she said One of the nren, Laur: told po- was her = sister's former . suitor. Their engagement was. broken last Easter, when Marie's | parents objected tw her marrigge | because of her yourr. .o'tee are the sirl ww: abduct- |ed and then married. The youth, to whom Marie Vitale was formerly engaged left home, yesterday afternoon and failed to | return last night, police report. SUNFISH FLIES—A large pt sertment te sefeet from: doren. LANDING NETS—With t- 25c 22 SHORTS | LESMOK Cc ART. RIDGES—Per bor 19e type. Made of | handle and one | use | fine. fer | $1.39. : ee $1.25 | HARDWARE COMPANY 811-813 N. CALL CENTRAL 4400—WE DELIVER SIXTH ST. GARDEN An exceptionally hi high-crade. molded. nenkinkable Hesae. size. Absolutely fresh stock and fully guaranteed in every respect: %0 ft. compicte with cornlings . $4.69 Revolving Lawn Spray 4 beantiful and efficient the lawn. Special price Sprav fer _ $1.45 Hose Nozzle Made of solid brass. adjustable for | any desired pray: T5e value. Special , 49c ~ HEDGE SHEARS | “—s — | 8-inch solid forged steel blades: ree- | viar $2.00 value. Special $1.49 | ., SOMLET SEATS _— An exceptionally fine Toilet Seat. The pest bar binge« are of heavy Dhras«, nickel-plated. The Seat weed and doweled n@t te split apart. The finish i« fully polished dark eak or maheganyr. Thi<« ix the regular $4.00 value. $2.65 Special — Visit our eanenitel diaplay of Kitchen Sinks and Bathroom | Outfits. Shower Head ef heavy cast . 4 inches in diam- ‘ threaded te fit is of selected | threucheut so a Hot-Water BOILERS An exceptionally fine. full ball-bear- ing and self-sharpering Mower: all! cutting parts of finely tempered steel. Four blades. High wheels. Fully cuar- anteed in every respect. $9.95 Very sperial GRASS CATCHER Made of galvanized iren "ag canvas back and sides; easily 98c tached te any lawn 5 CaM | Thermic Bottles Of the finest will keep cold for over -‘ Quart-Size $1.39 Pint-Size analities: NICKEL-PLATED | Sink Faucet Vith china han- dle: marked fer hot or cold wa- spe iui... 91. 15 | ; Geied Kitchen | Faucet '~e-inch site. Seecial. 59c Combina- tion Bath Tub Faucet $2.25 ROOFING PAPER Hea Solr, covered with red or areen CENTRAL HARDWARE CO., 811 N. Sixth St. COMPLETE SHOWER Curtain, shower head, curtain ring and hooks, hose, ete. Easily at- tached to any bath. Complete, Removes the stoeme the cherry: feeds and quickly. Special. .... Fiction and Women’s Features PRiVAIL, JLNE Be, tcc, ‘MAKES LONG JOURNEY , Pes-seieel Carl oon 7 ax teen in New York after a sree 7 alone to join ale qusente ork

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S DO A THING | TOLD (our TWO Houde EM -SO THEY'LL Y THAT'S LONG oe HAVE To GO BACK. INTO THE HOUSE ) ‘ WWW MOON a WS NOON YN ROO ON AAA SESS SSS SSSSASESS SESS AS SASS SSS e as bh OY MQNNHNH CWA ANS RG OiAHHAHAVA AA AND AWW WW SN W SN KNANANEAEMEAAAE TEAM EAAAAAAA_NO]_nwn»»WMDD|.|_|s|/s\/9F9_0 VSVVS Va Ses Vssees “ : “ ee OQ MAO MWg SSBK, dtc angio: x Mau +s ~~ x WS wepestts €. NX AS BREA »* Z ae 7 ‘ys . ~ « WS => » = ‘~~ 7, *,- oS \ » ASS WH > . Oo we IO, os eee DAIWA APS VHD IYI NS ae SoS Ree oe ae eee re SS 6 ) WHY a OR 2 eaueae see pais : Saas ; > WW Legcccccdddddeedadddddddddedaaddaadddddddddddddddddddddddldcdd John Doukas, New York confectioner, known as the King of Happi- ness, who declares a division of his profits every year with the poor. He is shown with his seven children fixing up boxes of candy for A free distribution. , %,' ~—© Keystone View Co. | | 3 ae 4% A, 2% g BES Renee ee aii, Steen it YTV TNL ALS SS ELS bh SMMMIMIUMMUMUNU I A Yo 4 = s eee C8 ¢ ag Isabelle and May- Sy, Be 4 : he $8 belle Diestel- Ca Y **n,, |G SOCIAL AUTHORIT ; Se Re Be es Zhorst, California oe ny, hss a, ee = Si . 7% twins, who weigh eo es en enaannasnaganacnconeneees nee, Ui Juafyt jj tan lll a i A “32204 pounds Z Y OA ‘al “4 4 Y a Bia casts, %o, “Ny ; — “! Se St oF. om . boy "ys Ce a La CS i, 9G #ice. teeufff fl ye an Ye, ly 2. Pa eee o_ suaseneenas fa ’ ee Sa be , % Se pai Mi sR es Se Newsreel Photo. Ny Sass — fc *. = hoes S Sasa SS es % ¢ 2 4 SSS \ . Ps SS we Was . De ses a. aa > x \ * y ~ > WS MHOOOWH WN ss, ss . s 4 onceneesemaneminernn—y ping ~ say ~ > ans DELIVER bath. Complete, - Joa fi Sy $ 6 9 5 : iS cd ¥ ; ’ a % Se NS * >— CHERRY STONERS Removes the stone without ~ SS —— the cherry: feeds automatically on ~,B | | a ae al / ‘ ; & — *, oi slim Oscillating Fan 4 The famous Nortel ‘ind.” made by aon; every ~&* SANAAAN = We . - aan “= Pay MOVIN 7, 4 ae oot Vltanypypypypttl jl When- Miss Laura Harlan, socia] secretary at the White House, gives up her position in August, her duties will be taken over by Charles Lee Cooke, who is in charge of ceremonials for the State Department --Underwood & Underwood Uy, A WO ccc ULMUILLLIL SHULD A MW by GY IKE Up Not a mansion for humans, but a stable for prize cattle Z ON LONG H % on the estate of Arthur Curtiss James at Newport, R I. — ‘, ally fine, full bhall-bear- sharpering Mower: all of finely tempered steel. 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HELPS Though it’s made of velvet this trim little hat is a straw that shdws which way the wind of fashion Just how smal] the new hats will be is indicated in this model. will blow late this’ summer. of cocoa brown velvet with brown grosgrain ribbon trimming: a ~~ ~ " - - —> —_— — ee ee neal | By WANDA BARTON | HOME - MAKING WeiL HE business T ness. repairs here and there, to and éasier. tory and makes her notes. modern people cannot keep thines as the housekeepers did. thé second pce. and in my. High rents, it impractical. Take thé kitchen, for pearing on the market perfect ones? halts is an irritating tool. with poor tools. | ants or use thém herself? Well-planned housework, the purpose, of labor. sized electric a good drying. on a horseful of clothes Se oe Ae a moods of a laundry stove. of wasting both hunting en tables that keep the separated make it and to keep in order. drawers a simple matter. ae fi _ waterproof bottom, to labor. The Made ++: SALMON FOR SUMMER MENUS By HANNAH WING | Attthority on Matters Pertaining to/ greased cups, filling the cups éven | full. | Set thé cups at once in a pan Wirunae o you buy two or three | containing hot water that comes to Houschold Management. pounds of salmon and boil it} about an inch below their tops, yourself, or whether you buy it, and bake for one-half hour. If the fiready cooked and in cans, there, oven is véry hot, lay a Sheet of is hardly a more attractive summer | thick paper over the cups. Turn protein than this delicately pink| out upon a Hot platter, thrust a fish. Salmon loaf and salmon!/gsprige of parsley or célery, or a salad are old favorites, while sal- | into the center of each puff, mon sandwiches should be close/and pour about them any good fish second. sauce. Pickled salmon is an excellent Picnic preparation and a zestful luncheon dish, which seems to be but little used in this country. To make this excéllient dish, clean a fine salmon, cut it into large pleces boll in salted water “in the usual way. Drain, wrap in a dry cloth and set in a cold place till ready for use. For the pickle, use one quart of the water in which the salmon Was boiled, two quarts of vinegar, one ounce peppercorns, and six blades of mace. Roil for a few minutes in a kettle closely covered to prevent evaporation of the fla- vor. When quite cold, pour over the salmon; then pour one table- clove. Oriental Chop Suey | UT up enough fresh pork to (CF mare two cupfuls of inch squares. Coarsely dice one and one-half cupfuls celery and slice one and one-half cupfuls onion. Into a frying pan put two table- spoonfuls of vegetable fat and fry the pork in this until nearly done, addinz a few grains of salt. Then put in the vegetables and two | cupfuls of boiling water or meat | s! ock and cook until the vegétaliles are tender, but not soft—about 20 minutes. Thicken with one-quar- ter cupful water in which one tablespoonful of cornstarch, one- spoonful of ofl in the top. Cover half teaspoonful sugar and one- closely and place in a dry. coo! nate teaspoonful salt have been place.. This pickle will keep many |“'S8°lved. Add one teaspoonful of eOy sauce or kitchen bouquet. Sim- mer a mintite and serve with hot holled rice which has been pressed into small bowls, then turned otit. if desired, a amall can of bamboo sprouts may be added-—thesé may be purchased—or two or three Water chestnuts; sliced. months. A hot salmon dish which resem- bles a souffie is made as follows: Remove the skin and bones from two cupfuls of cooked salmon, chop the meat fin®, and add salt. white pepper or paprika, one-half cupful of soft bread crumbs, one table- spoonful offemon juice or vinegar, and three well-beaten egres. Mix thoroughly and pack in six or eight The tenth congress of the Inter- national Woman Suffrage Alliance will be held in Paris next year. adie — Three cakes of Fleischmann’s Yeast a day will aid diges- tion and correct skin disorders. ALWAYS FRESHdat KROGER STORES--- CAKE, 3¢ SEE +. SS What ‘a Serve Tomorrow Sliced oranges. Cereal. Liver and bacon. Coddled eggs. Toast. Coffee, Nut bread, white chéfry-cream cheese sandwich. Pineapple. ing and lighter part of thé work Marguerites. hérself, will appreciate the heavy. Coffee, iced tea, milk stitched chamois glpves that wit : DINNER. |} save her hands. Pork chop. Braised Ribs of B eat Browned potatoes. Corn frittérs. Vegetable salad. Cherry pie a la mode. Coffee, tea, milk. Marguerites. in this six medium-sizéd onions, TWo eggs, 1 cup brown sugar, % sliced. Dust thé ribs with salt and cup flour, 4 teaspoonful baking | flour and Brown with the onions powder, 1-3 teaspoon salt, % cup pte . ° nut meats, cut in small pieces, % a anaateahaner see ove ay ee cup crumbled bran. Reat eges . es wo hours. Add slightly, eredients in the otder given. small bittered tins 2-3 full of tix- Bake 10 to 15 minutes. ture. the vegetables on either end. It Corn Fritters. may be necessary to add a liiitle lL cup corn, 4 cup milk, % cup | more watef during the cooking. flour, % teaspoon of baking pow- der, 2 @ggs beaten sephrately. Miz and fry ih deep fat. and trash that is to be thrown out. halls and bathroom, the wringer pail is a comforft. BREAKFAST. tects rug and floor. : insidé the pan. cocoa, milk. LUNCHEON. less maids. with a damp cloth. in- Full ada remaining bot the fiedi and alsd pared potatoes. in a moderate oven one tablespoornful cupful. —_—~s ”~ tiie i ~~ The Business of Managing a House of housékéeping presents quite as many prob- lems to the manager as does that of any other worthwhile busi- Stock taking must be doné frequently if the home is to be kept in perfect running condition. inventory reveals the necessity fot refresh- ment of equipment and feeded im- provement in system and méthods make the work more efficient The With pad and péncil, thé modern housekeeper goes from room room during the season of inven- To rid the house of the useless and make room for the useful is an irmpor- tant feature of the inspection. We store and old-fashioned We have not the exttfa room, in the first place, the idéa of keeping a lot of stuff that is not working is considered poor econo- expensive help, ho attics and few storerooms make instance. There are always new utensils ap- and thé prices for thé average ones aré not prohibitive, so why do we use im- An egg-beater that Remeém- ber that a cook’s patience is quite as @6asily tried ‘as your own. A man does not ask his clérks to operate Why should the housekeeper @xpect it of her serv- effi- ciently done with the best tools for is a wise investment It means contented help, | a good job anid free time to use ina other profitable directions. A large- fan in the laundry is irivestment if time is lin.- ited and weather is against outdoor Rtinning a fan for an hour prepares them for ironing just right without sprinkling and at a few cents cost. The electric iron heats quickly and is independent of the humors and A rack for covers to pots and pans saves time and temper instead in dark closets béhind pots or on shelves to fihd one of the right size. neatly partitioned drawers in kitch- éutlery easier to find The remov- able partitions making cleaning the The If someone must kneel down to oil or brush floors, why not use oné of the padded woven rush mats with lighten the same mat may be uséd when weeding the flower bed, als» When you go upstairs to do up the rooms; take a basket on yotrr arm. One made of rush that is collap- sible is light, and will hold all the burned If we mop the upper mop- A pres- sure of the foot brings the rollers together and squeezes the. mop dry and the hands do not totich. it. The hotise cleanér’s pail is one that ia attached to a deep basin which pro- here is holdér at the side of the pail for the brush and one to hold the soap The cloth, after wringing, may be dtopped into the pan instead of on your best rug, as has frequently been done by care- or The woman who hirés her heavy cleaning done and doé@s the dust- Wipe three short ribs of beef In a kettle or braising pan melt two tablespoon- fuls savory drippings, any kind. I'ty carrots, 4s many as will be needed scraped ‘and halved, Cook tiinutes longér and serve with thea ribs in the center of the platter. 45 The gravy should be thickened with flour for each aeemnaaees cere oman _— —— if hi) be ttt 7, : Apoplexy Disables Apoplexy very often disables ita victims several years before it causes death. It's a cruél affiiction —guard carefully againat the first syinptoms. Keep your body free from the poisdnhs that catise High Blood Presure and Hard Arteries. Give your kidneys the natufal axkistanive of Mountain Valley Water, famous thineral water from Hot Springs, Arkafeas. Physicians prescribe it as an aid in the treatment and prevention of all kidney disotdéers. Phone us for a case today. Of ask your Grugyist. Mountain Valley Water Co. 3675 Olive St. Lindell 2781 . ° tad > . ha re He -” bh a ht ertt rf t ine ae 7 ue “ ty f ; ay i 4 r te Ore Children’s | —— ee ee eee ee a ———— - The Un CHAPTER FIVE. ‘ then, at his A glance round, he was not her room but a man’s room, George's room. George still going on. And gcing on flagrantly, shamelessly, in his great oak chairs and tables, and immense oil paintings, ind busts, marble busts, ,corpsey white things, on black pedestals in cor- ners. Did nobody ever really die, first felt it at «ll, ND very then? he asked himself indignantly.. Was there no end to people's in- sistence on somehow surviving”? Hardened into oak, gathered up in- t» bustS and picture frames, the essence of George still solidly co- habited with his ~widow. How, in such a mausoleum, could she ever leave off remembering him?” Clearly she didn’t want to, or she would have chucked all this long ago. and had bright things, color, fiowers, silky soft things, things like herself, about her. She didn't want to. She had canonized George—in that strange way people did canonize quite troublesome and unpleasant perSons once they were safely dead. He stooq staring round him and telling himself that he knew how it had happened—oh, yes, he could seé 4t all—how at the moment of George's death’ Catherine, flooded with pity, with grief, perhaps with love now that she was no longer cbliged to love; had clung on to his arrangements, not suffering a thing to be-touched or moved or altered, pathetically anxious to keep him still alive at least in his furniture. Other widows he had heard of had done this: and widowers—but fewer of them— had done it, too. ,Hé could imagine it easily, if one loved someone very much. or was desperately sorry be- cause one hadn't. But to go on year after year? Yet, once one had begun, how stop? There was only one way to stop happily ° and naturally and that was to marry again. And then, as he round his nose lifted in impatient scorn of George's post-mortem persistence and he was quite pre- pared to see whisky and _ cigurs grown dusty on some table in a corner—why not? They would only be in keeping with all the rest—he caught sig yt of a little was looking white object on the heavy svfa at right angles te ai “fireplace in which feebly flickered the minutest of newly lit fires. A pit of her. A trace, at last, of her. He darted across and pounced or it. Soft, white, sweet with the sweetness he had noticed when he Was near her, it was a small fox fur, a thine a woman puts around her neck. He snatched it up, and held it tc his face. Hbodw like her, how like her. He was absorbed in it, buried in it, breathing its délicate sweet smell; and Ca‘hérine, coming in quietly with. her latchkey, saw him liké this, over there by the sofa with his back to the door. She stood quiet in the doorway, watching him with surprised amusement, because it seemed so funny. Really to have this sort cf thing happening to one's boa at ecne’s age! Queer young man. Per- haps having all that flaming red hair made one... But, though he had heard no sound, h@ was aware of her, and turned round quickly, and caught her look of amuserfent, and flushed a deep red. He put the fur carefully down on thé sofa again and came ovér to her. “Well, why shouldn't 1?” he said defiantly, throwing back his head. She laughed and shook hands and said she was very glad he had come. She wWas so easy: taking things so much as a matter of course, things that were so little a matter of course that they made him § tremble—things like drying her shoes the night be- fore in the taxi or feeling on his face the soft white fur. If she would be shy, be self-conscious for even an instant, he thought, he master of himself as well as of her. But she wasn't. Not a trace of it. Just simple friendliness, as if everything he said and did was usual, was in- evitable, was what she quite ex- pected, or elise didn’t. matter one way or the other. She wasn’t even surprised to see him. Yet he had -— would be more —_—— _— Pa trance hall, and even if personal . porter. _— -~- When you're t , To register a ITTLE Mrs. Red-eye the Vi Re Much as your mot would feel if she discovere strange baby left on-her doorst To be sure that egg wasn't strange baby, but unless there ¥ some Way of getting rid of it would be a Strange baby by : by unless her home and th three beautiful eggs which w ve really her own should be desert She really thought of doing t very thing. Yes, sir, she did sa But thee had been so m hard work’ put into the building that dainty nest, and it was exactly the home she wanted, t somehow she couldn’t make up mind to leave it. Besides tl were those three eggs. Of co she could hatch out this ua come egg which sémeone had in her nést, but that would m an éxtfa baby to feed. Mrs. } iii assured her he i .*s away on Saturdays. “I couldn’t help said, the flush fired “You didn't expect really till Sunday Fi 4, ‘fl ete one Ge sa ringing the , sitting down at ine a “a ¢ first year?” he asked, as beginning to pull . hed: but he wasn’t really They stuck because she had put up : * , t, wet with thé rats te @s and taken off her ha out tn. s ihe first time he saw her + . Mifuliy careful. But I'm Sered just to begin with. I Ke petter after the first op , being half extin- | eyé Was sorely tempted to d watenaa ae tht. he 2 her bill into that eg¢ and bi jat her. She went OM | i¢ right away. But that w She held out het hai “You've been walkin rain,. hé aid reprod ing aWay at the Then, looking dowh the gray hard dayil March aftertioon full @ the high windows, nee ’ He didn't hear. She had brushed off her fore- t had tiny silver threads in j saw them. She was, as he t, as hée had somehow she was, older than himself miy a little: nothing to mat- enough to make it proper spoil her nest. She tried to pick up that but it was too big for her. tried to poke it out of the with hef bill, but the nest was a little bit too deep. Though —_ he adden Should adore her, that his | tried and tried, she didn’t have you ) naenead os Lae ceed. Finally she gave up , y ead “Doing?” en ol et se Th rehan like about it. | m8. Perhaps her own eggs w up at the he Something extraordinarily | hatch out first, and then 7 ae f coll and reassuring, and iffinité- | wouldn’t have to sit on that ” “But wht dd 4 , but with faint lines on It | Yoicome egg and hatch ft ow! ut why wh she were worried. And | She laughed, ome gray eyes, beautifully with a sigh little Mrs. Rec she said. “Weil, ip very light gray, with long | resumed her household duties “Then why ac yen eyelashes, had a pathetic The next morning she ha had walked kh not slept for : “I told you you ow in daylight,” she ¢ > eyes on his oak “You've only J night or inh the | just the same couldn't see meé. not tired if it’s “That's non “You've been going in tubes. you'd tell me “T'll tell you any s them of having been cfy- ‘He hadn't noticed that be- "At the theater they had '-He hoped she hadn't beén and wast't worried, and laughing now -was'’nt only ton for him, for the visi- fourth egg of her own in the | and now the nest was fra crowded. That big, unwelk egg left there by Sally Sly Cowbird took up alteégether |} much room. It madé Mrs. eye uncomfortable. She sh: about trying to find a more « .fortable position. In doing she found that egg resting age one of her feet. She knew it that eg@ by its size. The very stopped short in what she im saying, noticing that he listening and was looking at h @xtreme earnestness. Her changed to amusement. eo you look at me so sol-. She asked. What sweet eyes huse §=6I'm terribly afraid: of it dauused her to lose her ten incredibly sweet | en crying.” ' | for a minute. Litting her weren't so tired. .% 2°?’ She wondered. “What ; slightly she suddenly kicked and up with all her might. Re she hadn't meant to do it. was done in a fit of temper. bhave been crying about?” nt know. How should J! 'T don't know anything.” “But you must went on. “You that it hurts my look up at you.” He th itn ed over and timidly nan ie hes — bher sleeve. He had to. And then as she settled b know is———”" he in't help it. He hoped that = ins forward. n't noticed. ertend might be gottie to say at ‘me some things,” he sald. a He broke off ast ve been telling you, and “Not really. Not outside make and Mrs. Mitehast | % listen,” she said. lieve. Not beyond ‘The Imme eg ” ania O fuse I was looking at you. Hour.’ Can you see the I agingly “unless 1 bw, I've never seen you | 4nywhere? Spt taba. overwhelmingly indie ‘my life before without | Over there: vn a “Well, I was only | ” you get them? | once in your Hfe before,” He 7 up ane-% fetehed them you—do you like tube ag She laughed. Sm¢ laughing. “No,” she: out the tea. : The teapot was the tea arranget pressive except On that had d . restraining hand, & ) butter on the ad, v the currants from & fated, smiling. f you had been seeing me r cradle.” Palways known you,” he mmniy; and at this «she Muickly offered him some ch he ignored. dreams,’ he went on, her with eyeq which was afraid, a little—weil, \, (To Be Continued.) Fashion’s Whims AMBP FASHION is displa) Dr: fickieness in her 4 sthanging dictates aa to the sition of the inevitable flow She still permits us to wear tl near the shoulder, but thew | of an ofdinary caller. that Christopher | ‘peel oe anes Mr. | thust appear on the yg ~ this, because he && . “Do.” she said, waving shoulder, and quite ae etine; but aft fe Henesnen aside. have some | ete from Paris says to haw went over the Vi a” least three, and eS you | he somehow :« ‘must ec: ‘ ” large flowers fasten on curious contrast / Why ot ent Cee shoulder and trailing over tea and the f Buse we've known each oth- back of the arm. Those ‘large r ‘Then why do ro Recause we're going to and pond lilies are especially he asked, Mrs. - h other always. Because fective worn this way. gone again and 8 | fa If you cling to single - “Becatise they't# § but, you know, we | Mower, or boutonniere, fasten the scarf @nds at back of sho ér—that is, if you wear the « ” she interrupted, for who é His answer to th on what her impetuous new round the room mind's eye, Hertfo and Park lane sof reserved expensl — * —ere = ee 8 ee —~ — 9 She followed his EN and this,” she bed don't maten, 1d Jude ye -3 05 ~ , cl 1 (Vid se ; 7 | : 3 ‘ a ; Yi bi 1 tye es eke Ms " é, He 2: ee ae COEELETEEIT I~ res in brie

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How, mausoleum, could she felt much as your mother would feel if she discovered a | strange baby left on her doorstep. : To be sure that egg wasn’t a | / L ITTLE Mrs. Red-eye the Vireo strange baby, but unless there was some way of getting rid of it it would be a strange baby by and ——— three beautiful eggs which were 4 réally her own should be deserted. She really thought of doing this off remembering him” | very thing. Yes, sir, she did so. didn't want to, or she | But there had been so much ehucked all this long | 4ssured her he never ‘& mS ) hard work put into the building of ad bright things, color, | 4Way on Saturdays. As that dainty nest, and it was go Ry soft things, thines | “I couldn't h : if . elp comt exactly the home she wanted, that f, about her. She didn't said, the flush fixed on hig She had canonized “You didn't expect me somehow she couldn't make up her mind to leave it. Besides there that strange way people | really till Sunday week, Md@ were those three eggs. Of course quite troublesome “I'm very glad you diag ant persons once they | Said, ringing t! > 7 | i med: but he wasn't really | come egg which someone had left y dead. sitting down. at the tea ¢ val | beginning tc 1! , staring round him and & to pull off her , because she hh eg Mboeg in her nest, but that would mean and taken © cd . | am extfa baby to feed. Mrs. Red- fully careful. But I'm d just to begin with. I | petter after the first —_ ae peilf that he knew how They stuck because they pened—oh, yes, he coula | Wet With the rain she | out tn. the first time he saw her ME Gathering floodea |. . “L4t the o that, he said ie oe extil- | CoP Was Serey emptied to afive With grief, perhaps with | W@tching her every movem@ rage het bill into that egg and break that she was no longer She held out her hands , i 2 rye Lyon | oon er it right away. But that would ee” hed slasiaes te te You've been walking if ~ brushed off her fore- | Spoil her nest. éments, not suffering a | T@!".* he said reproachfullym iouched or moved or ing away at the soaked 4 Pathetically. anxious § to Then, looking down at her! still alive at least in his the gray hard = daylight Other widows he had | March afternoon full on it fw them. She was, as he | but it was too big for her. She as he had somehow | tried to poke it out of the nest s, older than himself o 5 tittle: potting to mat- | With her bill, but the nest was just was tired—faggred our. ih and he added, alarmed. have you been doing?" “Doing?” she repeated. up at the way he was star her. “Why, coming home as « ly as I could out of the rain. “But why do you look so She laughed. “Do I look & she said. “Weil, I'm not @ bit “Then why do you look ag en, as he was looking | had walked hundreds of m nose lifted in impatient not siept for weeks?"’ (ieorge'’s post-mortem “I told you you ought to Ai the theater they had and now the nest was rather ny alae lla aah in pie said, with He hoped se hadn’t been | crowded. That big, unwelcome sky ans gar: eyes on © face of ¢ nd wasn’t worried, and > y on some table in a “You've OMI seen me iit? pen a “was'nt only egg left there by Sally Sly the hy not? They would | night or ff€ithe dark. I it on for him, for the visi- in keeping with all the | just the same then. oal caught sicy of a little couldn't see me. Anybody ¢ Ject on the heavy sofa | not tired if it’s dark, enotill angies te a fireplace “That's nohsensé.” he | feebly flickered the | “youve been walking abdul of newly lit fires. A oit | going in tubes. Look here i trace, at last, of her. you'd tell me something——# rPted across and pounced “I'll tell vy oo Il you anything, oft, white, sweet with the — S he had noticed when he her, it was a amall fox Nz a woman putes around but fewer of them it, too. .He could imagine Zz one loved someone very | was desperately sorry be- hadn't. Rut to go on year’? Yet, once one had bw stop”? There was only | to )6=6h stop) =«6lhappily) 3s and and that was to marry Should adore her, that his | tried and tried, she didn't suc- hould be at her, feet. He | .aaq , e — ks mt her forehead—so candid, | eed. Finally she gave up try Smething dove-like about it, | 128, Perhaps her own eggs would pmething extraordinarily | hatch out first, and then she but with faint lines on it wel e ‘ : Be wh she were worried. And elcome egg and hatch it out. So her gray eyes, beautifully with a sigh little Mrs. Red-eye very light gray, with long | resumed her household duties. elashes, had -a pathetic The next morning she had a them of having been cfry- a : ; fe hadn't noticed that be- fourth egg of her own in the nest, much room. It made Mrs. Red- mopped short in what she |.eye uncomfortable. She shifted * Bening and was looking at éxtreme earnestness. Her h changed to amusement. | She found that egg resting against Pshe asked. _ that ege by its size. The very fee] ”’ She wondered. “What have been crying about?” weren't so tired. . ie “But you must sit de ll; and Ca‘hérine, coming know is———" he began. — —— SC by unless her home and those | had tiny silver threads in She tried to pick up that egg, | had done this: and the high windows, he saw enough to make it proper | a little bit too deep. Though she) a reassuring, and infinite- | wouldn’t have to sit on that wun- Cowbird took up altogether too'| i saying, noticing that he | about trying to find a more com- fortable position. In doing this plo you look at me so sol- one of her feet. She knew it was | What sweet cyes she Tse «6'm= «(terribly = afraid | of it ¢aused her to lose her temper incredibly sweet eves, if n crying.” for a minute Lifting herself slightly she suddenly kicked out | went on. “You're 80 and up with all her might. Really | at Pues} ay it that it hurts my neck t know. How te I | she hadn't meant to do it. It e. Ww e her, how | look up at you." Me i don't know anything.” | yw... He was absorbed in it, He threw hitmseif into ti mhed over and timidly as done in a fit of temper. it, breathing its délica‘te next to her. “What I Her sleeve. He had to. And then as she settled back mnt help it. He hoped that — Pa ee } ie Cee — When you're imposed upon be quick round, he felt it ‘ . . , t her room at’ sll, , To register a lively kick. ans. room. (jeorge's —Mrs. Vireo. | : a? © > y. Wr r 1c a) ie | 1{ ly Then she erplained how she had kicked it out, and they both flew down for a look at it she missed something. She didn’t feel that big egg. She got up and looked in her nest. There were jest four c.... there and all were her eggs. Then she looked down on the ground, and there lay the unwelcome egg, broken. Excitedly she called to Mr. Red-eye. He was not far away, and he came hurry- ing over to see what new thing had happened to excite Mrs. Red- }eye so. | ““—T’ve got rid of it! I’ve got rid (of it!’’ she cried. | “Wheat have you got rid of?’ idemanded Red-eye, looking puz- 'zled | “That egg that Sally Sly laid in our nest,” replied Mrs. Red-eye. ‘Then she explained how she had ‘kicked it out, and they both flew ‘down for a look at it. Afterward ‘Red-eye sang and sang for pure ‘joy, while Mrs. Red-eye once more isat on the eggs. And this time she had no difficulty in making her- self comfortable. | Meanwhile, unseen by Red-eye and Mrs. Red-eye, a feathered per- son dressed in brownish-gray, who 'was much bigger than the Vircos, had been spying and had st-n that ege kicked from the nest. It was i\Sally Sly the Cowbird, and she had been watching for a chance: to ‘lay another egg in that nest. But ‘now she’ suddenly changed her mind. She must find the nest sf some one smaller than herself, but who was not smart enough tu get jrid of an eatra egg. (Copyright, 1925.) her with eveg which @ Was afraid, « little—well, of an ordinary caller. bfa again and came over | butter on the bread, witht "Well, why shouldn't 17” | the currants from the cak defiantly, throwing back | that Christopher saw af 3. -. this, because he saw only - goo’ Bath tighe ughed and shook hands | efine; but afterwards, Wis ) esses aside,” have some she was very glad he had | went over the visit in his Be. , | She Was so easy; taking | he somehow was aware- hear the shoulder, but now they shoulder, and quite the newest note from Paris says to have at least three, and more if you like, “a nus aL large flowers fastened on the much as a matter of curious contrast /hbetween” em me Chris. Shoulder and trailing over the things that were ten and the picture ms : ) we've known each oth- back of the arm. Those ‘large roses & matter of course that “Then why do you go in tm . Recause we're going to and pond lilies are especially ef- ae 6him = tremble-——things | he asked, Mrs. Mitcham hother always. Because | fective worn this way. het shees the night be- | gone again and shut the a Po ntal. If you cling to the single large the jaxi or feeling on his | “Becatise they're cheap.” g . duet, you know. we flower, or boutonniere, fasten it to soft white fur. If she ed Riedie bu ttt was eh she interrupted, for who the scarf ends at back of should- shy. be self-conscious for sound ain nats ten oeieiel: it l what her impetuous new er—that is, if you wear the ends instant, he thought, he mind’s eve. Hertford street more master of himeelf | i54 Park lane so néat bY. @ of her. But she wasn't. reserved expensiveness of e of it. Just simple tfance hall. and the wWé _ a8 If everything he | even if personally object did was usual, was in- porter was what she quite ¢x- |\” ge followed his glance. Or else didn't matter one | ang this.” she said. “Yes me other. She wasn't even They don't match, do they~ to see him. Yet he had haps,” ashe went on, “In tii — OO Have you tried it iced? ~ gr? . UDG, AN . t J wetfee Delightfully tities Refreshing ! *, She still permits us to wear them | must appear on the back of the| | ewer served at any party. Se — - — ——_—_— . : q , ; " ‘ | i ee NUT CUSTARDS. USEHOLD Q QO ti ° . Beat the yolks of four eggs with n pera Ing a OO ing ass O l e _two cupfuls of rich milk, Add @ ‘ like to read best of al)? Bay, ‘Did you know that the. life. piain or Ww ppe cream, , Easily Matched “I would like tu be editor of 4) Browns are getting a divorce” and If you want to see pretty things ° A heen ae bale teuen the paper Just for one day.” said Judge| were you interested in that? in your mirror you must put on : : Kates of Camden, N. J. It is really better news to know/a pretty hat and dress when you rafters of the cellar is nice to hold And & g00d. lively. enterprising | th . : pieces of leftover wall paper. It - ’ vs p & \that the Smiths are happy-it's ai Stand in front of it. is wise to save some of each paper paper stepped right up to the front; better world for you. when you The looking glass is not to blame ~lThe ful of baking soda in a pan of |it for a little while for fun, but/and the English and the Germans used ih the house. Then you are and named Judge Kates editor—), know that—but is there really any| when you are bilious. prepared for any emergency. just for one day. great news about it? | ‘ . ‘ : What would you do with your How many times had you ever - i eS ee ane eos paper if you were editor? NowW,/ heard of Verdun—before the great it \ x . : ‘ a We are all glad of easier meth- | 0€_ honest pied: It. ’ war? } OM BO Y av Ol e ods of cleaning silver during the Not if it was somebody else's pa- I never knew there was such a 100% PURE BARLEY summer months. Dissolve a hand- | Per @nd you just happened to edit) place in my life until the French MA T SYRUP H it was your own and you had t0| began to fight over it. OPPED—UNION MADE . water, put in silverware and boil : . a ‘ - Md yy a — , ’ a ; EVERY CAN GUARANTEED until the tarnish will wash off in make a living by it—what would} Verdun in its peace and prosper- Fort Years - you put in it and what would you LAREKELER GES. soapy water. Dry and polish. ity, Verdun in its quiet beauty and e ° leave out? rich comfort was no news—you ——— A Bit New. What did you and your husband | couldn't fill up a newspaper with A R dl | it ‘the guests were well acquainted, | read the evening paper? to read those descriptions. mare Killed Easily with or the guests were well acquainted Were you interested in the But the minute the big guns be- 10c . Cold i on her place card instead of the speech of some uplifter who was| can to boom in the vicinity of Ver- Vv : = full name and filling out the init- telling you what ought to be some-/}| dun—Verdun became news, A yl Ly rer ' tials were adjettives describing the where someday—or, honestly now, News is something new, some- ; Via st ms girl instead of her name. For in- | did you and your husband talk|thing out of the ofdihary, some- aE © ao ) ee stance, oné girl's initials were S. S. | over the news from the next town| thing different. | ww” rs W. and on her card were the three about the people you know? How long do you think people = E eT eat a ee Oy, Ore . Pe Oe a ee ee See |

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7 auld RY ee oad .* " ad 5 | COMIC PAGE ' FRIDAY, , IUNE 1925. 26, - PAGE 48° A EE + — ret tte THE PASSING SHOW OR golfing at the Triple A, F Hereafter vou will have to pay, Ten dollars to the City. As this will be a double fee For chasing balls across the lea To many it will seem to be A hardship and a pity. Be that, however, as it may, That seems to be the only way, For, after all the Triple A Retains no rights exclusive. And #o there isn’t any call For anyone to make a bawl— The park is there for one and all To chase the pill elusive. Alas and for the social rout! Society received a clout, The Presidgnt has mustered out His soci Secretary. The simpfie life is Calvin’s wish. Society is not his dish And of the dreaded “soup fish,” The President is wary. and The Cards and Pirates split a bill, Our heroes fell upon the pill And from the peak of hurling hill They hammered Mr. Yde. In fact they treated him so rough, While solving his assorted stuff, When asked if he had had enough He answered, “Yes, indyde.”’ TOO TRUF. “Hooligan,” a parrot, claiming a vocabulary of 70 words, Is dead. Guess the cross-word puzzles dis- couraged him. ee Before you are allowed to play EPITAPH. | ERE lie the bones of Hooligan, H A paragon of birds. He'll never go to school again To learn a few more words. COMPLICATED. | Following her marriage to her 'step-brother, Miss Ruth Davis of 'Kansas City finds herself a daugh- iter, daughter-in-law and _ step- | daughter while her own mother is ‘her mother-in-law and mother-in- law of her step-son. That's step- ping a bit. “Short Beds Made Movie Giant Try Sleeping Park.” As he was pinched, he evidently didn’t fing it a bed of roses. “Can Miss Ederie Swim the Chan- nel?” Time and tide will tell. President Coolidge will spend his summer vacation at Swampscott, Mass. Business except of the ut- most importance will be taboo. He won't even send postcards reading “wish you were here” to his friends in the city. Orville Wright thinks that avia- tion is in its infancy. In other words, its wings are just beginning to sprout. TODAY'S WORST. “Californian Lands a 150-Pound ) Tuna Fish in Five Hours.” | We claim that 150 pounds isn’t j}a ton o’ fish, even according to its own scales. t - —— .KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN THERES GOING ¥ | HOW DO . +. _ 2 « * “N= —— HELLO, BoR- MY GAME {(S IMPROVIASG - I MABE A td “TOBA - 1 CAAS REAT THE LIFE OUT CF YoU Movy —_—_ i GO oe Re, YNE GoT ENOUGH - | IF f EVER “Touchy | ANOTHER CLUB 1 HOPE TO Be STRUCK BY LIGHTEASINIG OAS “THE FIRST Tee You WHERE Do STUFF 7? You"RE ONE GUY It CAAS BEAT- VLE PLA‘T YOU FoR. A BOLLAR A HOLe RIGAT NIOW -PETS ARE PURCHASED - (HROUGH POST-DISPATCR “WANTS” 1 080 ae and Bird “W 639 “- nm the PO&ST-DISPATCH during May, MORE than in ALL ’ in sy ee 4) 4 A RE ss ‘ . A oe ot ad , MS Pe ea ofS 4 oS wie a Hy ) ee , Po” Senge. & BS Re ala ila ants” printed the other 8t. Louis newspapers COMBINED! L. 77. NO. 293. = ss) * "4 x FIRST VOTE. AS 11101 Verdict of Acquit- ‘1 of Charge of Killing ‘Foster Son With Typhoid mS . ~~ “a - Y FREES /EPHERD; CUTOR’S WORK CISED BY OLSON ———$_—$_ Gives Bond on Killed Mc- Mother and He tock’s Will Be Dropped. NT the Associated Press. 7 GET THAT . "a Cowell 1 TRINK VLC KNOCK OFF FOR THE DAY MUTT AND JEFF—THE TRANSCONTINENTAL TOURISTS REACH CHICAGO—By BUD FISHER. THE TOURING TEAM IS tN CHICAGO AAD THEY Like iT SO WELL THEY'RE | CONNA STAY TWO DAYs! MAYBE THey AIN'T th) SOETe* THE CONGRESS BLACKsToONE, AUDITORIUM, LA SALLE, DRAKE, SHERMAN, PLANTERS - AND MORRISON HoTELS HAVE CACH oF FERED A SULTE TO E€ BoYs FREE OGF_CHARGE. 6.7 WE COAICEDE TAAT PUTT, ‘DEV .- Pick AUP Your PILL: — OrFICcCcRe, - INAERE'S THe FEDERAL BUILDING? WHAT'S THe DIFFERENCES | JEFF AND Pe LT AIN'T Fussy: (Bvt rm | \ THIRTY FECT \ FROM TRE | cu J XY -_. SON THE LEVEL, GEoRGE, EVE Gov INFLUENCE AMONG THE DEMOCRATS, A OF Cook COUNTY: *) x "NG ‘ J WITH GEORGE be BRENNAN IN LINCOLN PARK - Mo ws i, SORRY, GENTS, BUT I'MA STRANGGR HEREE Jeees ret's TAKE A -( SPIN) THROUGH THE Iny MY CAR. C WANT TO TELL YoU SOMETHING CAL TOLD ME IN POLITICAL. CONFIDENCE: - MyseLes “( al BJece » CALLS SENATOR DEN EEN? SEAJATOR, THIS tS PARKS VP SENATOR DE NEEN, iN 1926, by (Copyrigh Reg. U. 8. Trade Mar I've Got A SWELL DATE ON THE ‘{ ONE West SIDE Qj THE TONIGHT. AS Se o ‘N MICHIGA CASH ON HAND WONDER WHAT A PUBLIC DRINKING FOUNTAIN THINKS ABOUT? ——— i a ee .— — ~~ — ooo - vé as - .? —By Bi VM HAVING AN i'M SO POPULAR::: jv DiDN'T VSED To Be wiKe THIS AWFUL BUSY SUMMER, 1 syRe Do MEET A FUNNY BUNCH OF PEOPLE ::-- LAMP THiS CONE FOR IMSTANCE--- IT'S A GooD THinG I'M NOT TICHKLISH THis GUY HAS AN AWFUL THIRST WHY THe POOR THING ts PARCHED.-:--. HE MAKES A SIPPING NOISE LIKE A HORSE -- THE FISH ! RI OAs HERES “THE KIND OF FOLKS | LOVE SH S2rve-: THs KID 1s One OF MY MOST APPRECIATIVE PATRONS -s HE SIMPLY WALLOUS , IN ME- i wisH PEOPLE UKE “THIS WOULDN'T GET SO CLOSE::-. THIS BiRD MUST HAVE HAD A BIG NIGHT THis TYeE Comes De &xPResSion---- A FACE LIKE LEmMon:*s Lu BE GLAD WHEN SHE ‘Ss THROUGH: AT MG WwiTtTH A DO OR A DR‘'ED HERE'S ANOTHER HANG OVER.... OTTO iS A HARD WORKING GUY AND To HIM IM ONLY A FIRG COX— |. TINGUISHER- * THATS RiGuhtT GET IT ALU OVER TOUR, FACE - ‘v's A | WELL Time SOmE THING © Lixe THIS CAME ALONG -:*:: im GNTITLED THO * 4 1 Ter at. ae + sSoms REwArRo--* ” a . a CAGO, June and forty minutes. thin a half hour he was freed the county jail where he has since March 13 on his per- 1 bond of $5000 on the charge tslaying Mrs. Emma Nelson Mc- tock, Willam's mciher. epherd today was assured éhat charge, that he killed McClin- 's mother, woyld not be pressed State's Attorney Crowe. here is no evidence that Mrs. lintock was murdered, and ! not press the charge,”’ Crowe To Ask for “No Bill.” prosecutor detlared he pty ig The brothers had before the grand jury and ask a “no-bill” ‘be returned ex- ng Shepherd in the case of death of Mfrs. McClintock. y the Shepherd plainly was determined matter from ithough not divulge how they reach- members of the jury al agreement when they re- at at 10:15 last night, it was the criminal courts bulld- hat six ballots had been taken, fote from the first standing at 1 llective oath t went to their own families. ict ’ y | ings against him. for acquittal: jurors said they had taken not to reveal on in the jury, room The was considered by Shep- S attorneys as ending all pos- of furthé@: criminal pro-. It gave hint resumptive ownership of the ntock estate left him in Me- k's will pending final action Suit to break the will started ne cousins of the dead youth. Pherd’s next big fight will be ve probated the will of Me- ock, bequeathing him the $1,- 900 estate. Dissatisfied With Prosecutor. ite the jury finding, Harry » Municipal court chief jus- ‘and instigator of the investiga- | of McClintock's death, will ue to prosecute, if that is ble, he said, During the trial expressed keen disapproval State's attorney and reiter- his criticism when informed uittal. burst of chéers, despite warn- of bailiffs against any demon- mn, came from the spectators courtroom when the verdict F announced by William Bur- foreman. herd and his attorneys, Wi)- Ott Stewart and W. WW. . thanked each juryman as from the box. Shepherd's Was not in the coutroom. She | in Kenilworth. with friends at a hotel, she was joined by Shepherd, ther, J. Henry Shepherd of Rock, and Robert Stoll, h's law partner. they plan a return to ihe a suburb, they lived with young Me- k after the death of his + 16 years ago. Comment at of Attorneys. © State made -a good fight » Sald Robert E. Crowe, * Attorney and leader in the Ution, eo | The verdict speaks ey Stewart. who argued Out the triahthat his client the victim of a plot, said he Sorry the jury was not al- “to voice its verdict against who plotted against Shep- But the verdict is in reality ing of guilt for the plotters. “nother proof of the sanctity jury system.” ce has triumphed. God is | with the persecuted.” added. : herd's acquittal, only that t might triumph. God's done. If I had supposed were guilty I would have Permission to down 4 27.—William Shepherd was found not of using typhoid germs to William Nelson McClintock, millionaire foster son, after the trying him deliberated five to 5 APNST Ncooler to north and central portio morrow mostly fair. Stage of the Mississippi St. Louis, 17.9 feet at 7 fall of 0.9. Weather Outlook for W By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, June ‘| Weather outlook for the ¥ ginning Monday: Upper Mi: iasippi and Missuri Valleys—Mostly | with probability of scatter der showers; temperatur normal most of week. WITNESS AT THEFT HEAI CONFESSES HIS OW! James Jones, Negro, of Park, Helped tn Stealing From Automobite. A hunch which came t tant Prosecuting Attorney sen yesterday, when he Ww tioning a witness at the pre hearing of charges against man for stealing automob! led to a full confession of ness, James Jones, a neg brother, Deputy Constab Jones, leading sleuth of Park, stood open-mauthed tonishment. slept same bed since the feur t battery were stolen from automobile of a neighbor’ ty ago. James Jones had s as surprised as his detectiv er a few mornings later w! “T never prayed found two of the tires pro against their back porch. Garrett Dalton, against James Jones was teastifyir mitted to Rasmussen that put the tires, his share of t there to propitiate the Dept stable. James -Jones also cated Rufus Smith, whom Jones had subpenaed as witness against Dalton. tions were issued against Dalton’ and James Jones, new preliminary hearing — for Thursday before Justice Peace Skinker. Deputy Ci Jones urged vigorous pro: of his brother. GHILDREN PENALIZED I Must Wait Till! They Ar Share in Father's Fsts WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.. J —Because his six children accord him filial respect | sidered his due during his | James M. Reed, former Springs business man, W June 5. in his will just fil probate cur them off from pation in his estate “unt! reach the age of 59.” Mra T R. Reed, the widow, recels her dower. Relatives say the value estate is more than $25,090 Mount Vernon Trust Co., © is empowered to Invest the ity the Associated Pree. WASHINGTON, June 2 War Department announce that Majer-General Taylor of Engineers, had written eryone who has shown an in Muscle Shoals power” a they would be interested purchase. of power. The query applied fo po veloped at the plant dur testing: period of the mal erator units ay 4 arid to continue several requested