St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 28, 1925

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ON, 12 PAGES. — ee a ? — ee 2 a _————— PART ONE. ———— = 0, 294. le ee PAGES i—38. ae J ma —— i ae re ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 238, ™ J mM SURPLUS. Underwater: Sound i _ ENNESott BAR Ok 4 SAILS FO PERFECT CRIME” = a $240,000,000 Will Enable ae 5 eae a DELETES SPEC Paes Bi Trip Delayed “ LUT UF STUDENT ~—-FOREVOLUTION, “+ coms 'eeen.” FOR $50,000 FAILS WHILE, WHEN JONES SAW His ‘| FAR FISCAL YEAR Hold Conversations, Naval Research Louis County Residents. | University of California WIFE AS A CHORUS Gir ¢ Laboratory: Announces. : : e | wnment Estimate Is ,. ' Association Votes, 86 to 53, Senior Arrested by Detec- CLAB, | HE WAS SORE AS A PUP | ore salen Prens. re high frequency waves was said to! Twice as | arge as Was ASHINGTON, June 27.—An- have been obtained by use of the! to Expunge Plea for The- | val Research Laboratory today that | Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, June 27.—‘‘Well, we're off at last,”’ said Louis E. Mu- trux today to his wife. They were | standing *on the boat deck of the | MAD ! — | Ant wensr stark, Rains nouncement was made by the Na-}|-“wel] known hetrodyne receiving) . a ; . » ae 4 - * MEN WHO HAPPENED “To BE A BENCH IN DEPoT PaRK 1BLE FOR THE SLANOEROUS if EPPIE HAD TAKEN UP THE uN6é GARTERS wWitH BELLS oN THEM —S>-—l E YOO FOOL. CAT - [HOPE KOU yvOmeP ALL THE Way TO MEXICO- —Se—— rf (Copyright, 1925, by Hi C. Fishet, Trade rk Reg. U's. Pat. Office? LISTEN: 1© MuTT’S BODY \ WAS. FOUND FLOATING ) 4h LAKE MICHIGAN ™! A ButteT In AIS BE WOULD You CALL THAT A BIG STORY S. BUD FISHER ‘ - ‘\: ) = XN . ~ >. ° vn 4 £534,083. 000. ‘Calculated When Year NCOME TAX RECEIPTS - CONTINUE UPWARD ations Are That Secre- tary Mellon Will Favor Cut of $300,000,000 in Total Revenue. the Associate’ Press. |WASHINGTON, ~The eral Government will finish the year next Tuesday with a jus in excess of $245,000,000, y $50,000,000 greater than any sus estimate and more than as large as was: calculated the year began. Although three more ws including today, remain be- final figures are computed, of- wal reports up to the close of iness last night warranted of- statements that the fondest pectations in the matter of sur- ms had been exceeded. $1,749,687,000 From Incomes. Another phase of treasury opera- “ ” June business that gave rise to feelings of Misfaction was the continued up-! young La rd trend of receipts from income. mes. Excluding the last three days this month, revenue from this ree alone aggregated $1,749,- 00, or $89,000,000 more than estimate upon which the budget based when the year’s appro- ons were made. And the fin- days of the month will see this re increased for few of the In- mal Revenue Collectors have pleted their totals on collec- for the June 1% quarterly ent. pite the reduction in tax Which have been effective Mugh half of the current fiscal , total internal revenue re- S are expected to fall only $220,.000,000 below the re- for the last fiscal year, totaled $3,975,912,000, To- receipts to June 25 of = this were, roughly, $3,750,000,000. Misccllancous Taxes Lower. ce receipts from income taxes far are only about $80,900,000 those from the same source the fiscal year 1924, it thus be- obvious that the shrinkage in revenues has been in the mis- aneous group and asa result of abolition of certain taxes. Of- ls, however, have not had time analyize this phase of the year's TLegS. AS to expenditures, official figures show the cost fovernment for the 12 monthg me next Tuesday will be very to the original estimate of To date the out- totals $3,500,560,000. Tax Revision Is Sounded. th the approach of the end the fiscal year, the subject of revision was stirred again Mg the few officials in the city. sions were made freely that Present law is producing at a fr ratio than had been ex- “d and some officials believed the reduction in the higher aXes already had called forth capital from hiding. hough Secretary Mellon will *hO steps in calculation of tax Until the final figures _are in. been indicated that he will & cut of $300,000,000 in the lax, PROUD TO BEG, DIES Gaiming to Be a Lee of Vir- Starves in New York. Associated Prees, PEW YORK, June 28.—James @ Virginia, 55 years old, who he was a member of the fa- family of that name, died to- } ‘at Bellevue tion lie said he was to beg. A patrolman Sllapse on the cit #9 o'clock this "ME Was solled a Was of Fon, ? Other men collapsed on the ‘ from hunger during the last . They are expected to re- ICO T0 OUST WORTHINGTON of La Salle Street” to Be De- ported This Week. Associated Press e ICALIT. Lower (‘allifornia, my ohn W. Worthington, olf of La Salle street.” con- from too saw Tlospital to his bed in an Ensenada ho- With a dangerous illness s'nee “ape from a Glendale ((al.) lum 10 days ago, will be Je- . to the United States early meweek, if he is still alive, ac- to an \official announce- t here today. incomplete, - v hall steps | morning. Lee's | nd threadbare | .nq the authorities are taking en- 1 quality and taste. | .-getic steps to eradicate the pest a method for conducting underwa-! ter communication by sound tele- phony had been developed, which | , would make it possible for officers | | of two submarines to hold a con- | known, while high frequencies that | versation while far below the sur- | is, above the limit of audibility of face of the sea. While details of the invention | were not made public, recéption of! utilized.” -_——_ — ee SON MAY SEEK SEAT. OFLA FOLLETTE i Governor and Progressive Fol-| lowing to Support Robert M. | Jr., Newspaper Says. | Ry the Aesociated Press. CHICAGO, June 27.—The Chica-' go Journal today published a story | saying that Robert M. La Follette| Fourteenth street by the crew of py which the association voted to Jr., son of the late,yUnited States fenator La Follette of Wisconsin, would announce his cagdidacy for his father's seat in the Senate with- ir a few days. Primary Election Soon. The Journal said that a special) primary and election will be called! soon by Gov. Blaine and_ that! Follette, who is : years old, would be the first in the! field, with Blaine and the La Fol-| lette organization behind him. Blaine would be a_ senatorial candidate against Senator Irvin L.! Lenroot of Wisconsin, in 1926, the) Journal story added. The authority for the statements was attributed to Illinols follow- ers of La Follette. Mrs. La Follette, widow of Senator, Robert M. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George Middleton and Mrs. Ralph Sucher, passed through Chicago today en route to Wash- ington. Mrs. Middleton and Mrs. | Sucher are daughters of the late Senator. The Journal said it had learned that Mrs. La Follette had definite- Iv decided not to be a candidate to succeed her husband. Opposttion by “Regulars.” Young La Follette would not be) nominated -without a fight. the) Journal story added, saying Roy F. Wilcox, former State Senator, and Francis P. McGovern, former Gov- arnor of Wisconsin, were men-. tioned ag possible candidates. Senator William M. Butler of Massachusetts, chairman of the Re- publican National Committee, who is expected to visit the Middie West come time this summer, will dis- cuss the Wisconsin situation with Republican “regulars’’ opposed to the La Follette faction, the Jour- nal said. IMMIGRATION TIDE CURTAILED Only Three Ships Scheduled to Ar- rive‘in U. S. on July t. Ry the Agsociated Press: NEW YORK, June 27.—I:mf!- gration Commissioner Curran said tcday that only three ships hear- ing about 500 Scotchmen, Swedes and Norwegians, are scheduled tc arrive on July 1, with the start of the new immigration year. Two tears ago, in contrast, a dczen ships, their steerages filled with aliens. raced into the harbor ts land their passengers first. Explaining why the new imml- gration regulations prevent uny rush of aliens, Curran eaaid: “Fiv- ervone must have a consul’s visa and no consul may issue in one raonth more than 10 per cent of the quota for the year. Selection is made on the other side and the the to Disperse Pests. the Aqgociated Press. VERA CRUZ, June 27.—Fire- works were used today to disperse clouds of locusts which flew over the city from several directions. About one-third of Mexico is suf- fering from a scourge of locusts, By and prevent serious damage such as h@mbeen caused in the past by locusts. —_—— —_— - eee ‘ENGINEER DECAPITATED minal engineer, was killed by the switch engine which knocked | ' mainly Cab “Comes Back” in London. By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 27.-—-The som cab is coming back in London, | much to the disgust of the taxicab | drivers. American visitors who en- | joy the romantic feeling of driving | lot to do with the movement. A} vear ago, when the revival began, there were only 10 of the old-tome | cabs left in the streets of London. Now there are about 70. The driv- ers say their business this spring has been very profitable. 'terday. a fall of 0.9. principle.” | “Code messages,”’ it was added, | “transmitted by underwater sound | telegraphy using comparatively low | frequency soundwaves is well the human ear (about 390,000 vi- brations per second) are now being —eEE _ oe TERMINAL ‘PUZZLE SWITCHES’ Body of Pruitt P. Palmer, 42,. Found by Crew of Locomo- tive That Hit Him. Threading the maze of tracks in| the “puzzle switches’ of the Ter- | minal yards on his way to his en- | gine at Eleventh street at 10 o’clock | last night, Pruitt P. Palmer, a Ter- } locomotive which he apparently, failed to see approaching. | His decapitated body was found | beside the tracks in the yards at) him down and passed over him. | The engine, its crew related, was | running slowly westward in reverse when the fireman, glancing over | his shoulder, saw the body the track. | A few minutes before Palmer | had reported for duty at the yard- | master’s office and had started on | foot to Elevnth street, where his) engine was steaming, ready for him | to take out at 11 o'clock. It was, in the most complicated track sec- tion of thé vards, that known as the| “puzzle switches,” that the west-| bound engine struck him. Palmer was 42 years old and lived at 1901A Allen aveune with his wife. He had been an engineer for 15 years. QUEEN MARY GRADUALLY = ALTERING SHAPE OF HATS Was Recently Seen in One Taller and With Wider Brims Than | Prevailing Style. the Asrociated Press. LONDON, June 27.—Queen | Mary is gradually altering the} shape of her hats. Although still, faithful the | toque, she has recently been seen} in a taller shape with somewhat) wider trimmings. The Queen does| not, however, follow the prevailing | fashion of wearing the hat low on| her forehead, but puts it on the)! old way, straight down on the top| of her head, instead of from the, back of her hair. | DAWN-TO-DUSK AND RETURN Aviator Flies From San Francisco | to Salt Lake and Back. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, June 27. Lieut. R. W. Sweeney, making a dawn-to-dusk flight from San Francisco to Salt Lake City, Utah, and return, successfully completed the round trip when he arrived at Crissey Field here at 6:41 o'clock tonight. Ry to small | 2 ee PARTLY CLOUDY TODAY, SHOWERS LIKELY TOMORROW THE TEMPERATURES. tot le QD ~ID pre J9dye n 9. Official forecast for St. Louis and vicinity: Partly cloudy Sunday; Monday probably scattered than- dershowers: not much change in tempcrature, Missouri: Most- ly fair Sunday; = Monday probably ; -¥ scattered thun- lersho'wers: not much change in temperature. Illinois: Partly cloudy Sunday; possibly showers by Monday; rising‘ temperature in northern ‘portion i near Lake Mich- ; igan on Sunday. Maximum temperature vesterday, 85, at 3 p. m.; minimum, 68, at 6 a. m. Stage of the Mississippi River at St. Louis, 17.9 feet, at 7 a. m. yes- De We'LL HAVE TO DiG DOWN AND Di UP FOR A SUBWAY \ ( | lands 28 aS ‘were the weapons, beside— -- '“*half-pitiful, half-ludicrous,” ' to his subject, | F eebler’s address, 6 -¥lews and ridiculed the acts of the Sun sets 7:31 today; rises 4:38 tomorrow. | Weather Outlook for Week. > _ | By the Associafed Press. | SWindler wig hax heen con-| about London in one of these old- | } ‘fashioned conveyances have had a | ; | WASHINGTON, June i ee | Weather outlook for the week be- ginning Monday: Upper Mississippi and. Lower Missourl Valleys: Mostly fair, but with probability of scattered thun- dershowers; temperature above normal most of week. ory From Records of Con- vention. i ' j CHAIRMAN RULES ; IT IS OUT OF ORDER — eee Laughter, Pleas and Parlia- mentary Tangles Mark Debate; Many Would-Be Speakers Refused Floor. | the iiamstesnl Press. MEMPHIS, Tenn., a pitched battle where parliamentary opponents By June 27.—In laughter, tangles of pleas and Tennessee's anti-evolution’ bill lost today to the Bar Association of Tennessee. The score was 86 tg 53—the vote expunge from its reoords an ad- dress by Robert I. Keebler of Memphis, on “the Tennessee evolu- tion law.”’ Keebler condemned the Legisla- ture which enacted the bill, char- acterizing the bill as an attempt to set up by legislation a norm for sci- ence which in itself contradicted its asserted purposes. By agreement Keebler was lim- ited at the start to 30 minutes. When the time limit was reached, and the speaker had but warmed a storm of applause resulted in a motion for extension which wae granted. Ten minutes) later his extension was up and an! indicated discussion for further ex-| tenston was interrupted by a cry! from the back of the room: ‘When do we eat?” | Despite efforts to restore order) the convention’s will to adjourn for lunch was maintained and unfinished, was concluded. Forestalled by Chairman. No sooner had the crash of | savel reassembled the associz tion | than leaders of the opposition di- rected the attack. Elias Gates of Memphis projected the meeting into a parliamentary tangle with a point of order that controversial subjects such as treated by Keeb- ler were barred from the. assccla- tion’s consideration by its consti- tution, the spirit of its meetings and the customs of its procedure. Attempted discussion of Gates’ point of order was forestalled and President Lovick P. Miles an- nounced his ruling. “I was cha- grined and disappointed,’ Miles said, “when Keebler read a paper that, instead of being confined to a legal question, discussed a religious issue.”’ die declared the paper held up to ridicule people of orthodox State's Legislature. “You cannot discuss the paper he read, or any resolution on this subject without precipitating a dis- cussion unworthy of this assembly; I therefore rule the whole matter out of order,’ Miles said. Many Fail to Get Floor. Members sought the floor to ex- press opimons-—some were success- ful, ma fatied. Finally opposi- tion to the ruling of the’ chair brought an appeal from the de- cision and the vote of 86 to 53 concluded the discussion. The antievolution act, Keebler declared, ‘“‘was inspired by _ re- ligious zéalots who believe in the literal inerrancy of the scriptures” and “its object is to set up the scriptural story of creation as against the universal teaching or science.”’ “If our Constitution means any- thing,’’ he said, “it means _ that science must be free to pursue its painstaking researches. Nay, more, the Legislature instead of re- tarding and making a mockery and caricature of science, must sustain and nourish it.” Declaring that the laavyers, of| whatever religious convictions, or) scientific beliefs, could not help) but be profoundly interested in the | legal aspects of the situation, Keeb-| ‘ tet indicted the antievolution law) “as unconstitutional’ upon the ‘fol- lowing grounds: “Tt violates the solemn duty im- posed by the Constitution of the State of Tennessee on the Legisla-' ture to cherish science. “It violates our constitutional guaranty of religious freedom. “It violates the fourteeath amendment to our Federal Consti- , tution. Theory Accepted “Insofar as our concerned, it violates the solemn contract between the State of Tennessee and the United States.” The general doctrine of evolution is sO pronounced he said, “that the} Codtinued on Page 2 Coelumn 3. As Fact. university is " ’ ; 2 French liner Paris, glancing New York's skyline. The Mutruxes hail from University City, a St. Louis suburb. Close by were their 12 children, all going abroad on the honeymoon trip of Mr. and Mrs: Mutrux. Mutrux is an architect. Twenty years ago when he. married he was. an artist. He couldn’t afford a honeymoon trip then. In meanwhile, the stork became a fre- quent visitor to the Mutrux home and it was delayed indefinitely. Then the Mutrux bankroll aug- mented until they decided to’ take a real honeymoon to Europe and have the children go along. The oldest child is 17 and the youngest 7 months. “Came the time, as they say in the movies,’ explained Mutrux to-| Mr. | day, “to go, and here we are, and Mrs. Mutrux and the kids. And we didn’t have to mortgage the old farm to do it.’’ It required several trunks to care for the family. Three big pieces were utilized for toys, kiddie cars, etc. The Mutruxes will establish headquarters in Lausanne, Switzer- land, until their return home. FOUR PERSONS FLEE FROM BURNING “RUM” AUTO Owner of Car With Chicago Li- cense Leaves Only Champagne Odor Behind. By the Associated Press. DIXON, ‘Ill, June 27.—Many corks from champagne bottles and pieces of many glass flasks, found in the ruins of a new Nash ear, which was destroyed by fire at an early hour today on the Lincoln highway, east of Dixon, led Sheriff Risley to belleve that the car was being used for the transportation of liquor. The car was destroyed by fire after it had overturned and the two men and two women, who were passengers, and were slightly injured, left town after having their injuries treated by a physi- ‘cian who did not ascertain their names. The plates on,the car in- dicate the license was issued Ao Edward Wilcox, 3152 West Fifth avenue, Chicago. INDIAN CHIEF HELD FOR DEBT Said to Have Jumped Hotel Bills in Italy; Arrested in Switzerland. By the Associated Press. LUGANO, Switzerland, June —“White Elk,’ a big Indian chief from the United States who last year stalked the boulevards of Par- is in an amazing head dress and multi-colored raiment, has been haled before a pale-face Justice of Switzerland, charged with not paying his hotel bill. The Indian chieftain, according to the charges before the court, ap- parently succeeded in getting the better of Italian and Swiss hotel keepers, failing to pay his bills and obtaining™ various sums of money for current expenses. Complaints have come from Rome, Florence, Turin, Genoa, Milan, Naples and Venice, but the specific charge made by a Lugano hotel keeper is the only one now under considera- tion. 10,000 SAIL FROM U, S, 11 Liners Carry Record Crowd, a Majority on Pleasure Bent, Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, June 27.—aAll rec- ords for the number of Americans going to Europe were broken to- day when 11 big transatlantic lin- ers sailed from New York carrying 10,000 persons. The great majority of them, ac- cording to shipping officials, are pleasure bent, although business men and college students formed a part. C—™BBDODP PPD DDI OOO IF GS GOI IG I ‘It Takes a Purpose Ls ed 4 r In life to transform mere « existence into real living. > | And there aren't many more ¢ inspiring more worthy purposes than the acquisl- tion of a home. ) ? } or ) The entire family “will fee! the inspiration of a goal like that. They will all strive earnesly for it and | Jackline’s secretary took the dum- behind it. Q | ws abe ‘iwho had just cj 5 | Pal package. tives Trailing Taxicab | With “Ransom Money.” } ‘SOCIETY MATRON CALLED FROM HOME i ; Daniel C. Jackling Goes to Hospital in Kid- naping Hoax as Note Is Sent to Rich Husband. Special to the Post-Dispatch. SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.— Bliss Baker, senior at the Univer- sity of California, student of crim- inology and writer for his alma ma- ter’s daily publication, is in the city prison here while police of the Bay District are seeking to fathom the underlying elements in the youth’s plot to obtain $50,000 ran- som from Daniel C. Jackling, mil- lionaire copper magnate, through the perpetration of a kidnaping hoax involving Mrs. Jackling. In a confession he named as his accomplice and the actual instiga- tor of the plot one “George Bee- man,”’ who, he later said, was Rus- sell Crawford, another University of California student. Baker today admitted that he and his companion had studied in what manner they could carry out a “more perfect crime” than that which led Richard Loeb and Nath- an Leopold to Joliet prison. Followed Loeb-Leopold Case. Baker confessed that he and ““Bee- man” had followed the Loeb-Leo- pold case minutely and that it had formed the “inspiration” for the attempt on Mrs. Jackling. Attempt- ed extortion yesterday of $50,000 from the copper magnate, he con- tinued, was but a trial by “Bee- man” and himself of their ability carry éut a crime. Others are lieved involved in the plot. In selecting Daniel Jackling and his wife as the victims of their kid- naping hoax, Baker and ‘“‘Beeman” chose one of California's wealth- jest and most prominent families. Their palatial town home here and country estate at Woodside, on the San Francisco peninsula, are show places. The plot failed yesterday when Baker virtually walked into the arms of detectives. It was short- ly before 11 o'clock yesterday morning that Mrs. Jackling was told over the telephone that her sister, Mrs. Rudolph Spreckels, had been injured in an automobile ac- cident down the peninsula and was at the Mills Memorial Hospital at San Mateo. Telephone Wires Cut. Mrs. Jackling endeavored to tele- phone the Spreckels nome in Hills- borough, but the plotters had cut the telephone wires leading to it. Mrs. Jackling immediately called her private car and proceeded to the San Mateo Hospital. Jackling. who was at home when 'the fake telephone message was | received, left for his office shortly ‘afterward.’ Five minutes after his arrival a telegraph company mes- senger delivered the extortion note. Jackling read that Mrs. Jackling was held by kidnapers and would be subjected to “exquisite torture” and inoculated with disease germs unless $59,000 was delivered as iper instructions set down in the “message. To save his wife from a hor- 'rible fate, Jackling was told he _would have to fix up $59,000 in '$20 hills and deliver the money tin a package to a taxicab driver who would be found tin front of the Hobart Building within 30 min- utes. | Jackling got in immediate tele- phone communication with Captain ‘of Detectives Matheson and was to seemfnaely go through He sent his from with the instructions. office manager to a bank, apparently containing money. 'my package to the entrance of the _ bullding. COL. JOHN COOLIDGE, DOCTORS 10 CONFER ON COL. COOLIDGE S CASE Complications in __ Intestinal Tract Caused Relapse, Says His Physician. By the Associated Preas. . ang PLYMOUTH, yt. June 27.—The condition of Co). Coolidge, 82-year-, old father of the President,*took a turn for the worse today, and he was reported in a serious condition by his personal physician, Dr. A. W. Cram of Bridgewater. The doctor said tneré was “no immedi- ate danger” of a fatal termination of the illness, “Complications have developed in the intestinal tratt,”” Dr. Cram was quoted ‘as saying over the tel- ephone in Plymouth. He has had a turn for the worse and is not feeling nearly as well as usual. He had a bad time yesterday and is far from -vrell today.” While ad- mitting alarm over his patient's condition, Dr. Cram was reported as saying he did not believe the is- suance of a formal statement was justified. H~» said that the Colo- nel’s heart action was “about the same, a hopeful sign.” — Physicians to Confer. Asked i? he thought an opera- tion would be necessary, Cram re- plied: : “I cannot tell at this time. The consultation of physicians after an examination tomorrow will tell.” Cram said: that he considered the condition of Col. Coolidge worse than it had been at any time in the past, but was “not immediately serious.” / “Some little intestinal compli- cations arose yesterday and to- day,” he said, “and this morning Attorney-General Sargent visited Col, Coolidge and was alarmed by his condition. Special Nurse Sent For. “He telephoned me at Bridge- water and I came right over. This afternoon he was fairly comfort- able, and the heart and pulse were both nwrmal. He developed a slight temperature around 100. I have sent for a special nurse to attend Col. Coolidge and we shall watch his: condition closely.” In the absence of Dr. James F. Coupal, physician to President Coolidge, who was expected here from the summer White House in Swampscott, Mass., Cram declined to enter into the nature of Col. Coolidge's condition in great de- tali DR. BUTLER HONORED BY | ORGANIZATION IN FRANCE Head of Columbia U. Made Meim- ber of Acadcmy of Moral and Political Science. , By the Associated Prees. PARIS, June 27.—Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Co- lumbia University of New York, today was received into member- ship in the French Academy of Moral and Political Science. The seat to which he was elected was made vacant by the death in 1922 of Viscount Bryce, former Police Trall Taxi. He approached Frank Liechow!tz., | drawn up in his | taxicab. “Are you walting for some one?” | he asked. ' “Yes.” answered the taxicab ‘driver, “have you a package for ime?” The secretary handed over the The taxicab was driven away, but it was followed by a po- - a ew — ee ee Continued on Page 2, Colusm 3. | States. British ambassador to the United Dr. Butler its the third American member of the Academy, the others having been former I’residents Theadore Roosevelt an! Woodrow Wilsd&n. Bitten by Mosquito, May Lose Foot. wernt te the PP «t- Dierpeteh, , BUCKLIN, Mo., June 27.—Rino Siemens is in the hospital here suf- fering from blood polsoning as the result of a mosquito bite on the foot. Amputation of the foot may be necessary. ' (a Si Crowds in Montana Cities Rush Into Streets for Safety—No Loss of Life Reported. CRACKS AN INCH WIDE IN BUILDINGS Two School Buildings Said to Have Been Destroyed in Manhattan With Loss of $200,000. Ry the Aesociated Press. BILLINGS, Mont., June 27.— Sections of four Western states were harrassed by earthquakes for three hours tonight. Just north of Yel- lowstone Park, at Three Rivess, Mont., three landslides were report- éd to have hemmed ifn as many pas- éenger traing loaded with vacation- ists. Pavements and buildings were cracked in many cities, half dozen buildings were reported to have been demolished, an electric rail- road line temporarily crippled, and there Was a recurrence of the re- cent avalanche at Jackson, Wyo., but nowhere was any loss of life , Peported. | The Olympian, fast train of the Chicago, Milwaukee’ & St. Paul railroad between Chicago and Se- attle, is believed to be stalled be- tween two of the avalanches in the vicinity of Three Forks, ‘and two other trains, one a Milwaukee train and the other a Northefn Pa- cific, are reported hemmed in by the slides. A special train made up at Liy- ingston is racing to the rescue, but there is reported to be little dan- ger. $100,000 Courthouse Collapses Reports of damage lete tonight began coming in. The Meagher County Courthouse at White Sul- Phur Springs, Mont., collapsed and — damage is estimated at $100,- The convulsions of the earth shook two loaded cars c* coal from their perch on an overhead dock at Poseman and they ran wild down the incline, piling up at the bot- tom and bottling up the exit of the roundhouse there. This made it impossible to bring engines out ter either emergency or regular use. Livingston was shaken four times and most of the cities in the danger area reported many shocks. Ap- parently the shocks began at 6:23 o'clock and lasted intermittently until well after 10. The quake was felt from Seattle east to the South Dakota line; from Spokane sou‘ta to Thermopolis and Casper, Wyo. It left {ts trademark in Northern Idaho, and telephone company of- ficials at Jackson shortly after 11 o'clock tonight declared that the recurrence of the avalanche across the Gros Ventre valley, near there. evidently was a part of the general disturbance. Vacationists Safe. In spite of the delay caused to trains and the wide area covered by the quake, thousands of vaca- tionists in and near Yellowstone Park are safe, Horace M. Albright, park superintendent, declared late tonight. He reported no material damage had been done in the Park. Old Faithful geyser continued toe — serenely and at regular inter- Vai. , Nearly two-thirds of the State of Montana was shaken vigorously by two series of carthquake shocks early tonight, the first at 6:23 o'clock and the second at 7:05. Panic seized thousands of people in Billings, Butte, Anaconda, Great Falls, Mixsoula, Avalanche at Montana Town. The Chicago Milwaukee & 8&t. was reported at Lombard, : The walls of a hotel in Great Falls cracked, but the building wit stood the shocks. |

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'®# - SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee iy “ 3 ee ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATCH ——————— AMERIGAN TRUS AND MILLSPAUGH SUED BY BANK Republic National Blames: Them For Forced Liqui- dation Last Year—Wants $80,744 Fees Returned. DAMAGES, ALSO SOUGHT IN SUIT Officer of American Trust Co. Says It Entered Into Contract at Request of Clearing House. The American Trust Co. and Frank C. Millspaugh, former-State Finance Commissioner, were made co-defendants yesterday in a sult filed in the Circuit Court by the Republic National Bank, which charged that its forced liquidation ® year ago was due to a conspir- acy between them and other un-. named persons. The petition asked for judgment for $80,774.88 fees received by the American Trust in the liquidation and for damages. ' The “run” on the Republic Na- tional July 13, last year, which | caused it to close its doors the fol- lowing day, was charged in the pe- tition to have been due to public knowledge that Millspaugh as Finance Commissioner had refused to permit it to change its corporate form to that of a trust company. Recause of the fact that “run” etarted on Saturday the Republic National was able to tide over that day, but in the realization that it had ineufficient funds to meet the demands of depositors on Monday, ft appeajed to the Clearing House Association for help. There were conferences on Sunday, but the money required was not forthcom- tng from other sources and at an evening conference a contract was entered into with the American Trust to pay the Republic Nation-" al’a depositors in full and to liqui- date the assets to that ena. Termes of Contract. _ The petition set out that under that contract the American Trust was permitted to retain 2 per cent of all cash and 4 per cent of a!) other assets for its compensation in the liquidation. This amounted fo more than $80,000, including money paid for attorneys’ fees, ac- cording to the petition. In its effort to recover the $80.- 600, and damages, the Republic National in its petition charged that the liquidation contract was “unreasonable and unconscionable and accomplished by duress and le- gal Compulsion.” Millspaugh appears to have been Drought into the suit as a result of negotiations which stockholders of the Republic National had with him prior to the lHquidation in an effort to convert the national bank into a truat company, reducing its eapital stock from $1,000,000 to $600,000 and providing for a $800,- 900 surplus. It was alleged ‘that Mal lspaugh “wrongfully and iile- gally” refused to approve the plan of conversion. Was Created. “That unsuccessful effort.” it was alleged, “at once became wide- ly known and had the effect of crea- ating unfounded suspicion among its depositors, many of whom thereupon began to and did with- draw their accounts § of deposit with plaintiff, and also made im- perative the immediate liquidation of plaintiff's assets in order to pre- vent any loss to any of its said de- positors.”’ In conclusion charged: “At all sald times the said de- fendanta, by and between them- eeives, and with others, conspired together to and did prevent this plaintiff from reorganizing as a trust company and force this plain- tiff out of business, and, also. ob- tain the good will and business of this plaintiff, together with sald $80,774.88 for the safd corporate defendant.”’ 8. Mayner Wallace, attorney for the Republic National in the litf- gation, refused to make a detailed statement of the details of the ne- rotiations with Millspaugh or of the evidence on which he based the allegations in his petition. “The evidence will be produced in depositions which will be taken soon,” he said. “I am informed that Mr. Mullepaugh eaid he ap- peared to have the privilege of ex- ercising discretion in the approval of the plans for a trust company, and that he would not exercise that discretion to approve the plan. “T also have been informed that of the business of the Republic National, something like $750,000 has remained with the American Trust Co.” the petition ~_—— Lawyers R etained to Defend Scopes —Underwood & Underwood Photo. JOHN R. NEAL, BAINBRIDGE COLBY, CLARENCE DARROW HOTOGRAPH shows three lawyers who will be associated in the de- fense of John Thomas Scopes, the Dayton (Tenn.) high school teacher, who taught evolution in defiance of the Butler law. Darrow was invited withdrawn. above, and Dudley Field Malone, also engaged for the defense. is scheduled to begin July 10. to speak at a commencement in Memphis, but later the invitation was Conferences were held in Dayton between the three pictured The trial i A [een ee -_ — — - “PERFECT CRI PLOT OF STUDENT FOR $50,000 FAILS Continued From Page One. — - —— es -_-_ --- — lice car containing three detec- tives. Near Millbrae, Biiss Baker stepped into the road and folded his arms, an apparent signa] for the driver. The car stopped and Baker drove the taxicah. The nlan of away in ) the police to follow the car to its ultimate destination was thwarted by the development of engine trou- ble. They were forced to cut short the persuit. Baker was taken out of the taxicab and brought to the Hall of Justice. Liebowitz told the police that he had been called from his stand at Sutter and Sansome Streets by two men who had engaged him for the trip. Neither of these men was Baker, the taxicab driver asserted. Despite Baker's assertion that no actual kidnaping was intended, Mrs. Jackling told the police that she was watched and followed by strange men after receiving the fake telephone message. She said she saw a rough looking man standing nearby and watching her. as she left her home. She no- ticed a second man regarding her as she stepped into her machine with her maid and chauffeur. He was seated in a big car parked nearby. Mrs Jackling’s car was followed by this machine butshe believes the strange car lost her in the traffic, for she did not observe it during the trip to the San Mateo Hospital. Instructions to her chauffeur, cNanging the course of direction, is believed by Mrs. Jackling to have fooled the driver of the big car. Crawford was arrested at Red- wood City, south of here, Formal charges of extortion are expected to be filed against them this week, | Baker recently won a scholar- ship entitling him to a year's study abroad. The Bakers live at San Jose, where the father is employed at various fruit-packing plants as a laborer. Mrs. Baker came to Berkeley three years ago, to be with her son and daughter while they attended college, and to earn money to assist them in gaining an education. The daughter is enrolled at a Berkeley business colleges. Bliss Was attending summer school in an effort to complete a four- year ufttiiversity course in three years. Mrs. Baker attributed her son's plight to overwork and too close application to his studies. She is bordering on prostration today after visiting her son in jail. Jackling is a former Missourian and was once an aassistan professor at the University of Missouri School of Mines at Rolla. A atory in the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine 10 years ago told how he used his knowledge of mining to work the “Highland Boy” copper mine near Bingham, Utah. Others had failed to make the mine pay, but Jack- ling was said to have realized re-. turns as high as $3,000,000 annual- ly. Mrs. Jackling before her mar- riage was Miss Virginia Joliffe of San Francisco. The Jacklings were married In 1910. -- ee Qo ~ ay —_ —_ - - —_ —_— - —- a chairman of the Cleveland vention which nominated Pres- t Coolidge. He is a member of Debt Funding Commission and t Tepresenteg the administration mée recent Geneva conference. “goes along”. with the Prest- Burton was formerly. Sen- from Ohfo. BGER © SEEKS WRIT Sisson, sentenced to three in the penitentiary from lin County, on conviction of ~€ One-half pint of moonshine ey, today, filed a petition in Supreme Court for a writ of corpus, to obtain his = re- on bond, pending an appeal. om was Gonvicted on July 22, cotic agent who does sometimes by disguising hims a. drug addict and mingling the users of narcotics. he had an adventure. passed ag he desired, also in- | &le 1 him to Fetain his post with |s@roes watched, either the Richey. etta, appeared with a chair, she swung against Koehnis Richey heaved a brick at Koehn, the into the house with his wife who had been neighborhood entered the F home, Mrs. Richey was ther professed Richey was. trap door leading to the att! found Richey concealed ther and his wife were arrested. FUNERAL OF W. F. “to the Post-Dispatch EFFERSON CITY, June 27.—| F US, AGENT RUNS IN ROUGH TREATM ee Alleged “‘Dope’’ Seller Him in Arm and His W Lands Chair on Head Andrew Keehn is a Federa his Last Information had come.to few days ago that narcotics being sold at 1620 Wash atr he let- his,beard grow and 4 himself in the typical rags addict and paid a call at th dress. With trembling han: passed two $1 bills to James ey, a resident there, and rece package of morphine, he sa! Last_night he paid anothe in an effort to learn where | stored the drugs. He paid more morphine, he related, a rested Richey, opening the ! coat to show his gold agent's Richey refused, to stay ar As he was being led throu valley he turned on his capt bit him ih the left arm. The continued-and a crowd without ragged strang' Then Richey’s wif ’ peleased himself When Koehn and other | waiting in not to know The agents ope ——— ee FUNSTE TO BE HELD TOMO Head. of Wholesale Fur . Died Suddenly in Hote Barber Shop. The funeraf of William F sten, 70 years old, for many president of Funsten Broth Co., wholesale fur house, wh suddenly of heart disease | day morning, will be held a p. m tomorrow from the if residence, 5915 Cabanne with interment in Bellefe Cemetery. He had entered the barbe of the Hotel Jefferson at ! m. yesterday and sat down | his turn. Barbers and cus noticed that he seemed te fallen asleep. Dr. James 8 Secretary of the State Bo Health, who chanced to co at once examined Funst found him dead. Funsten was born In Alex Va., and attended the -Ep High School there. He ca St. Louis and began his b career in 1881 In the dry husiness. With his brother, Funsten, he founded the fu bearing his name and as its president until 1907 w retired to devote his time t lel. In 1886 he had marrie Alice Forbes, who died in 1! He ia survived by his b e son, Kenneth M. Funsten, daughter, Mrs. Alfred W. Skeleton Under Chicago St * but was released on $1500 When he took an appen!. His an withdrew latér and Sis- was brought to the penitentiary in March, Italian Wheat Crop Forecast. c A™ortated Presa. | ME, June 27.—Estimates pre- "4 to Cesare Nava, Minister of "Ona! Economys by the Foreign crop for 1925 at 61,000,000 as against 15,000,000 * in 1924. (A quintal is ent to about 100 pounds). *stimate is “about 14,000,000 als more than the average for wheat crops. C. of ©. Elects Officers. Asoclated Press. SA, OK. June’ 27.—E. Fred on of Tulsa’ today was elect- ‘*sident of the National Junior mber of Commerce and Jack- me. Fla., was selected for the ~ “onvention. Ionald Abel of es elected first vice istics Office, place the Italian | By sre Ave Sune 27.—A | working on the conversion South Water street into = =«N Drive today was digging in foot caisson when his pick something soft. He found a ‘oaken coffin containing & sk buried beneath what has lon a teeming street ef com merchants in the heart of © The skeleton was taken It "se believed to morgue. body of an early homestead - has slept undis then Progreso,

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DISPATCH — et ee POST- —— ~ Night MACM 1 Radio ‘ANS Each of Five: Starting | R LABRADO ; ececteeneneeenaininnentenes % | First Stop Is to Be Bat. two flares mean! wait further instruc-) Harbor, Where Explc means ‘bad weather! Will Take on for Aviators. @ caution.” ning night a radio} be broadcast. by sta-| the Wrigley Tower. | oo Aderaon, assistant deat al. will deliver « radio * Ry the Aesoclated Pregs. » 0:30. He will he at SEUNET, N. 8. June “7.—Com. B20 to supervise the| ™@nder Donald = B. MacMillan’s the planes. American Arctic expedition on th oo hea-! schooner Bowdoln, which since ve heen placed along: — Senta liy a aes 4 Tuesday has been taking on fue} vily timbered Blue ine west of New ported to postal au- the most dangerous y in the world. at New York br alr iy sorted for 1 stationax Sorting fe on a truck hetween post office and the of the journey from Wiscasset, Me today sailed for the north. ‘ The steamer Peary, hela bac while her glass port holes are being doin tonight. The next stop for both ships will further the transit) be Battle Harbor, Labrador, where may be sent special native Eskimo clothing ana booty all should be marked/ ro. the naval aviators in th : or bear red and blue . a sfficials have warned,| dition will be taken on. x | Aboard the Bowdoin is Dr. wit _—— re ooo approximately $9009. ners in the district installation and will a by the city. ‘es program vras_ tn North Grand Avenue ‘as Association and was j rand between Dodier) Peary in Wake. : Sullivan avenue. The|.. Before sailing, MacMillan eaff sped off and dancing|t®® Bowdoin would be followed speeches. the steamer Peary, “fully equipr eran for exploratio d ! BOPHIE” BECKER | or new northern lands, with te am JUMPS HER BONDS of missions on the Labrador ec Dr. Grenfell had Intended return. ing to his missions by way of New. foundland when Invited by Comé mander MacMillan to gai] wi him. ‘v : ’ of new methods, such as airplanes, radio and color photographs ané Sophie” Becker, who | ae = Oupport tg me Places all of us on Our mettle.” He asserted that nds in Baltimoreand | the expedition expected to be at sought by St. Louls r local bondsmen, tion by radio. ve to forfeit $5000| United States Navy and our prepad She appears before rations had a dramatic climax whe i the Court of Crimi. | he U. §. Putnam overtook us a on July 22 to answer | Sydney With additional radio ap- i eteating .* purces paratus sent us by the personal or- Se. Anenenern de. | der of Secretary of the Navy Wilt ae May 18. | bur, said Commander MacMillan’ en whe Wiioe cool lB Byrd, in chargy Tine os Detectives | ° navy planes and personnel, and eeteraay to the Chiet | as associates of the navy, have Ac- ten wae inna ne a work in preparation thea been er Sor ch challenges admiration for amend rit eir technical ability and super¥ # ~of Blin iat ae ace gpegaeyy App es t. S. Ald. She jumped bond on | “We are conscious of a stat ré a ees ae ‘_— : - - > ' ae > y ? ae. Bye ee ae ae . - =] y a, » > 2 ry x oe Pty ees CABINET POST; sman Burton of |; a ~ ; ; » Is Mentioned as His : i : eed ta in-19294 (A avintal. j, | Until today has slept un . | beneath the tumult and traffic 9 ™ to about 100 pounds). *timate is about 14,000,000 more than the average for Wheat crops. one of the noisiest and busiest streets of the city. oa cs U. S, Cruiser Tulsa at Vera Cruz. C. of c. Elects Officers. Ry the Agsociated Press. : ted Press. P VERA CRUZ, June 27.—The UL. | Ok, June 27.—E. Fred |S. S, Tulsa, which is engaged in a 1 of Tulsa today was elect-!series of courtesy calls, entered the aent of the National Junior port of Vera Cruz yesterday and of Commerce and Jack- | exchanged the . customary salute we, Fla.. wus selected for the ‘with the shore batteries. The Tul- . f¥ention. Ionald Abel of Was elected first vice * ; 7 | then Progreso, Havana and Pana- ma. ‘ ‘etta, appeared with a chair, which / few Funsten. he founded the fur com-. ga next will visit Puerto, Mexico, | FOR PLOTTING 10 — ee | cordia, Kan., Taken to | Prison Immediately After : Sentence. GUILTY*PLEA WAS _ URGED BY RELATIVES ’ Defendant Had Previously Contended Confession in Case Had Been Wrung From Him by Officers. ’ ie : Specia! te the Post-Dispaich CONCORDIA, Kan., June 27.— |;Charles B. Davies pleaded guilty ‘today in the Cloudy County Dis- itrict court of assault with tfntent to kill {tn connection with an al- leged attack October 14, 1924 upen ' ; ; his wife, Mrs. Mabel Davies. After ‘committment papers had been is- sued, Davies entered a motor car! 'driven by an old friend, Dr. H. he lDoty, and started to the pen- fitentiary at Lansing, Kan. He also '! 'was accompanied by his brother, | ‘Harry Davies of Omaha, and Sher- iff A. J. Karsenbrock Davies arrived at the prison at § o'clock. He plainly showed | the strain he has been under dur- ing the past week, appearing nerv- ous and exfMusted as the steel gate clanked behind him. He immedi- ately was dressed in. Davies will rest. Monday he be assigned to work in the twine plant.. Generally when a prisoner is received he is given employment in the prison coal mine, but Davies’ heaith and his advanced years were taken into consideration signing him to an easier task. The sentence imposed by Judce J. Cc. Hogin was confinement in the State penitentiary from one to ten years. After he has served one year, Davies will be subject to ac-'! tion by the State Parole board. "Davies Itnformed the court had nothing to say before sentence was pronounced, The prisoncr was calm, and walked. direct!y to the | waiting motor car, entered and was ptaken away. Several persons were in the court room, men who had been closely associated with the ac- cused man in the years he has been , , Secretary of the Elks Lodge. A went to Davies and shook |hands after he had been sentenced. Plea Urged By Relatives. Mrs. Davies had not seen her ‘husband since he signed an alleged confession Monday. Relatives pre- 'vailed upon Davies to plead guilty /to quiet the case probably becnuse ‘of hfs &3 year old mother. attorney, Frank C. Baldwin, would not consent to a plea of guilty until the last minute, ito the request of relatives, Davies declared he i trial until his brother, } Davies, arrived from Omaha. 'brother cited the mother's age 1o | Ravies and convinced Davies he) yeould not break down the confes- ‘sion he made. | So far as known, tavies had never admitted any absolute agree- ment between himself and Kansas City gangsters for them to kill his wife in return for payment Of money. He has declared the nego- tiations with the gangsters started with a bootlegging scheme. Dupe of Blackmailers. The Davies home was known to be unhappy. He betame the dupe of blackmailers, and gave them money to keep them from inform- iing his wife of the negotiations. |Davies has said he did not know ‘the men who slugged his wife and himself, and robbed them. So far Secretary of the State Board of'as known, no motive has been at- | ltached to the crime to which he pleaded guilty today. His wife | had inherited about $17,000 from jher father Sevebal years ago. If /any motive ‘could be attached, it |\would be the desire to obtain the ‘money. However, Mrs. Davies had |her property in her own name, and ‘did not consult her husband in any business deals. : Davies had been axsheavy drink- er, Dr. Doty, his family physician, said Davies was drunk at 11:30 o’clock Monday, when he\gave him treatment in his office. Davies took other drinks, of alcoho! mixture, land was calléd to the County At- torney’s office at 1 o'clock for the ) ' | questioning, which weeulted§ in _ confession. Davies still declared last night that the allegwed confession . had been “wrung from him.” Hi brother, Harry, ascribed his men- tal condition to excessive use of | liquor. | Was Out on $5000 Bond. | Davies was arrested Monday night and lodged in the county jail. At a preliminary hearing Wednes- day, he entered a-plea of not guil- I ty and was released on $5000 bond. | His preliminary hearing then was ‘get for July 14 when it was indi- 'eated that his attorneys might con- sider entering the plea of insanity. Held in the county jail here are 'four men and a woman, arrested lat Kansas City last Tuesday as al- | leged participants in the murder plot. They will be given a prelim-« inary hearing July 1. Pat Bird and 8S. M. Jones. alleged bootleggers and gun- men of Kansas City, also are irn- plicated in the affair. Bird was released on bond, while Jones is MURDER WIFE Charles B. Davies of Con- ‘Tomorrow ’ will | in as=; he | Davies | when he acceded | would stand | Harry | The. Immigrant Ancestors TO.ARRIVE HOME. Motors From Swampscott to Cemetery Near Boston and Finds Markers of Couple Who Died in 1691 | | By the Associated Frees been buried there but the _Presi- | SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., June dent said that so far as he knew, |—Giving himself over today entire- none but three was of his direct ly to recreation and rest, President | ge Sredka ss . residen w Coolidge made a pilgrimage tO 4M jin, various istacanT aa tee old“graveyard near Boston where | grave markers, caling attention toa three of his ancestors were buried | changed spelling of his family more than two centuries ago, and|name. Starting off with Cooliage, paid a fleeting visit to historic/ it varies through succeeding gener- points along the way. By motor, lgaving White Court | early in the morning, he passed|idge. He pointed out that some through Massachusetts towns whose | of the ancestors of the Jate Presi- early history is entwined with hap-| dent Garfield, were buried in the penings during the Revolutionary | cemetery, the name on the tomb- war, and before. Skirting Cam-/ stone being spelled Gearfield. bridge common, where George! The Presjdent. was accompanied Washington toek command of the;|op his trip by Mrs. Coolidge, Sec- (‘ontinental army, the President | retary and Mrs. Sanders, Dr. James drove on to Watertown and there | Fr. Coupal, his physician, and the spent half an hour inspecting | two White House aides, Col. Sach- | weather worn tombstones in the! Old Arlington street cemetery. and more than a score of newspa- In the graveyard the President! per reporters and photographers found slabs marking the _ resting | place of John and Mary Coolidg, | who died in 1691. They were the ifirst of his family, Mr. Coolidge told those who accompanied him, } 9 — = him. Returning to Swampscott, President paid a brief risit | i | erations to Colidg, Collidg, Coolidg, | Coolig, Coolige and finally to Cool- | ! ' } ’ ’ eney; and Capt. Adolphus Andrews, | By the Associated ha | whom he had invited to accompany |! ; ' the | to the! Belmont Country Club, of which he | to settle in the United States. Thej/is a member, and where he played | other forbear buried there was|the few games of golf he ever at-| Simon Coolidg, who died in the’ tempted. early eignteenth tentury. The three stones showed by their alinost undecipherable markings) that a mumber of Codlidg’s had| Stearns, took another brief auto- mobile trip. PLAN FIGHT TO BAR CAPITAL K. KK PARADE —---— Foes of Hooded Order Unite to — - — _— - man reported that a school build- pices of the Protestant Knights of America, and comprising four divi- ling and a bank building at Three she cdeoge Cases tm aha —e earth-| hebrew and Colored—is ready for bomnes San was still report- a determined protest against the ' : = f aa . . ee ) ing SHOCKS & 'program of “Imperial Wizard Pavements and buildings in Liv- | iva rie | *mgaton ‘were Cracked, the | Thomas L. Avaunt, founder of ‘varying from a craek to breaks _the Protestant Knights of Americ, nearly an inch wide. ___ | is directing the opposition. He sald Substations along the Milwaukee | today that a bullet, fired €rom am- maliroad s line along Rome mp ow | bush at him here the other night, eee at wenn d b oa ata on wag from the gun of a klanem.n | 4 ag “— jin eves 7 —n 7 and that klan leaders are trying to cinity of Three Forks. | “get” all enemies of thaklan. It is By the Associated Press. understood that Avaunt was once a ~oree Es A aq or ae i cootong ee ear aigp ae trusted RIAMOMAN. FS HORE oe a he mentioned, was reported to the history of Butte rocked the city police. ee ee en eee Onlookers here believe that trou- | Before the first shock ceased! 4), 4. brewing between the hooded hundreds of persons rushed intO/! order and its opponents. Much the streets. Numerous chirineys were toppled, clocks stopped and other damage was done 7 house- | holds. No damage was reported from the mines,\ where thousands of men are employed underground. a oe a re | By the Associated P feeling has been engendered over to rally the klan in the national Capital. Efforts have been made by Wil- liam H. Andereon, former superin- tendent of the Anti-Saloon League | HELENA, Mont., June 27.—-Two | of New York, to interest high offi- distinct earthquake shocks were/cials of the Ku Klux Klan here in lfelt here at 6:23 and 6:25. Theijthéd new dry and Protoestant or- ‘people poured into the streets andj ganization, which he launched ‘nh ‘for a time excitement prevailed. | the Empire State recently. It was | _— | Most Severe Shocks in U. S. Since 1906 Recorded at St. Louis U. The most severe earthquake shocks in the United States since the California earthquake in 1906 | were recorded last night on the | seismograph at St. Louis University, Brother George tué@ppel an- pounced last midnight. a /HOCKING VALLEY OPPONENTS OF BIG RAIL MERGER LOSE 7:25 and Ahe main shock occurred Vibrations continued until poten Minority Stockholders Tried to Pre- vent Amalgamation With the at 7:30. after 8 p. m. and a Tiew tremor New Nickel Plate System. By the Associated Press. started at 8:13 and continued until 8:35 p. m. Bn ak gangs tin tares peoee verti be = COLUMBUS, O., June 27.—Mi- nority stockholders of the Hocking Valley Railway Co. lost today, in their action to prevent that com- learned today that the former New York dry chief has directed several communications to the propagation department of the klan, suggesting that the aims of the two organi- zations parallel and soliciting aid from klan officials in promoting his latest adventure. a ra] a west of St. Louis. | Part of Mountain in Wyoming Is : Rolled Into Valiey. Ry the Associated Press. JACKSON, Wyo. June | recurrence of the avalanche tn the |ingen-Nickel plate Gros Ventre River Valley of early | Judge Dantel FI. Sowers of the thie week took place fonight, when | Franklin County Common Pi€as another vast section of Sheep, _ P ; alas ‘ees Mountain rolled into the valley and beewe 8 sustained a demurrer damned the river about three miles | petition they filed several months above the lake caused by the first | ago to prevent the merger. big slide. Earthquake shocks ac- The minority stockholders, their petition, maintained that the tompanied the moving of the amalgamation of the Hocking Val- pany from entering the Van Swer- merger, when 274.—-A mountain into the valley. (“Cotton”) Earthquake Shock Recorded at Spokane, Wash. Bw the Associated Press. SPOKANE, Wash., June 27.—The local Weather Observer reported the recording of an earthquake shock at 5:23 p. m. today. The center of the shock could not be ascertained. Violent Earth Shocks in Hungary. Ry the Agsociated Press. — BUDAPEST, June 27.—Two vio- lent earthquake shocks were regis- ' tered this morning at Nagy Kaniz- sa, pest. Several houses were wrecked 9 - beimge held in the county jail there | Both refused to waive extradition ~~ and a number of people were in-| jured. ’ ley with the new Nickel Plate sys- tem, as proposed by the Van Swer- ingens, was for the purpose of “milking” the Hocking Valley road of its profits for the assistance of the Erie and other “lean” roads in- cluded in the proposed combina- tion. In this connection they as- serted that the Hocking Valley had earned 21 per cent on its capitali- zation last year. Pilot and Soldier Killed in Fall. By the Associated Press. a DENVER, Cole., 27.— June 120 miles southwest of Buda- | Casey Tyrrell, aviator, and an un- identified soldier, were killed late this afternoon when a wing of their plane crumpled and the plane Although the vessel is able to make Late in the day the President, ac- | companied by his friend, Frank W. | ‘near Fredrikstad, before Wednes- day. cargo } | Memorial Stone ’ ; A great deal of “re-| He also insisted on supervising the his companions upon their arrival. sions——Roman Catholic, Protestant, | ‘from which he made his first start | proposes to mark the spot with a ON WEDNESDAY Great Celebration to Be Given in Honor of Nor- wegian Explorer and Aids at Oslo. - ELLSWORTH WILL SAIL SOON FOR U. S. Explorer’s Lecture Tour in America to Follow Soon After Welcome in Home- land. TROMSOE, Norway, June o1.—. Capt. Roald Amundsen and Lirfeoln Ellsworth, and their colleagues on the North Pole airplane expedition are homeward bound from King’s Bay, Spitzbergen, aboard the Nor- weglan steamer Albr W. Selmer. 10 knots, it is not likely she willl reach her destination, Greaker, She is heavily laden with a of coal, in addition to, Amundsen’s plane and the two re- | Nef planes, which were taken to’ Spitzbergen after nothing had been. heard from the expedition. Beyond a brief call at Loedingen, Northern Norway, there has been no halt en route and no interme- diate welcomings to. detract from the great national reception await- ing Norway's popular hero in the capital. The moment the Albr W. Selmer weighed anchor, after taking the explorers aboard at King’s Bay, a salute was fired by the Govern- ment steamer’ Heimdal. All the spectators. joined in singing the Norwegian national anthem. Amundsen stood bareheaded on the bridge of the steamer. Planned. Up to the moment of sailing he had been busy replying to hun- dreds of congratulatory messages. transfer of the expedition’s prop- erty from the hold of the steamer Hobby to the Selmer On his last day at King’s Bay he tramped with Coal Manager Knudsen to the spot toward the North Pole. Knudsen memorial stone. Public receptions and a dinner at the Royal Palace await hfin and The airmen who were to search for the expedition, by a change in the program, have been deprived of the coastwise flight they intended to make from Tromsoe to Horten. In- stead, ey will reach “Oslo with Amundé#en to share in the popular enthusiasm. Great popular festivities have been arranged for July 5, on the grounds of the old fortress of Akershus. Amundsen~ will give a Mhusband-to-be, week, will be carried to the con- mee ee ee ——s - +-Underwood & Underwood Photo. MKS, HERBERT HOOVER JR. RS. HOOVER, until Friday, -was Miss Margaret Watson. She graduated this. spring: from Stanford University with her The wedding took place in the Leland . Stanford Junior Memorial Chapel. AMERICAN PRESBYTERIANS IN PULPITS OF WALES TODAY 2 oe Plea for Church Unity to Be Topic of Visiting Delegates at Convention, By the Associated Press.” CARDIFF, Wales, June 27.—The plea for unity among the Presby- terian churches, which was voiced strongly by the sessions of the Presbyterian Alliance during the gregations of all the churches in Wales, tomorrow by the visiting delegates, who have been assigned to fill the pulpits throughout the country. More than two-thirds of the as- signments have been given to American delegates, but not until after a warning that they must speak slowly and with emphasis, for the Welsh are entirely at a loss to understand the American accent, which they have had to listen to threughout the past week. ° Although the speakers are al- subjects, they have been asked to explain the benefit of the unifica- tion of the churches. Today the delegates were take on'a tqur of the country. TO HEAD ~ MAYFIELD COLLEGE The Rey. W. C. Ferguson of St. Jo- seph to Take Post Aug. 1. Special to the Pust-Disnatch. CAPE GIRARDEAU, Wlo., June 27.—The Rev. W. C. Ferguson, pastor of the Savannah Avenue Baptist Church of St, Joseph, has been elected president of Will Mayfield College at Marble Hill, Mo. The Rev. Mr. Ferguson, who will succeed the Rev. A. T. Hend- ricks, has announced his intention of accepting the offer, and will assume his duties at the college Aug. 1. The president-elect, who is 43 years old, was for six years finan- cial director and business manager of William Jewell College at Lib- lowed freedom of choice of their| aw ROLF HS FINANCE PLANS Measures Authorizing 000 More Paper Francs To Become Law. By the A rress. "PARIS, June 27-—M. Caillaux’s financial measures, which were adopted by the Senate this after- noon, 273 to 11, will become law upon their publication in the offi- clal journal tomorrow. The measa- ures had been previously passed by the Chamber of Deputies earlier in the day. They authorize the print- ing of .6,000,000,000 more paper francs, ‘making a total of 10,000,- 000,000 francs within thé last ‘three months, This inflation of the currency was scored by All the opposition speakers in the Senate and even by Premier Painleve himself, who, however, excused it as a measure to avert national peril. “4 Senator Henry Berenmer, re- porting the Caillaux project for the Senate, declared it was certain that ~~ if the deficit in the circulation of the national defensé bonds was hot checked, the newly-authorized 6,- 000,000,000 francs owuld be rap- idly absorbed. . After e inflation feature been. vot 226 to 29, the op - tion, led by M. Cheron, former Min- ister of Agriculture under Poincare, decided not to abstain from voting or the financial question as a whole thus responding tO Premier Pain- leve'’s appeal for the largest possi- ble majority from the Senate In or- der to reassure the country. A delegation of public employes de- nding to see M. Painieve, caused t doors of the Senate to be pre- cipitatly closed and the Republii- can guard reinforced. ‘They dia- persed withoqut trouble after M. Painleve had promised them an in- terview at the Ministry of War this evening. | AER RUN iF 13 WEEKS “T want a large slice of rye bread with mustard ont!” > That is what Papa Sol Levy should have said to the assembled company producing .“Abie’s Irish Rose,”’ closing its thirteenth week ; run at the Shubert-Jeffersen The- ._. ater, last night. Instead, the lines were unfinished at the fall of the curtain, when the company, led by the orchestra, broke into song —“Auld Lang Syme,” os tiinieg ear It was the closing night of the theater for the season, as well ag | 5 nC : ‘ / oe" i. m ene | as | . a 4 - oy. Se nee al SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE: 28, 1925. . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE T B 4 ON REPORTED | “= = CAILAUKWINS. | : a. *y ™ -? . a the closing night of the play, which : Le now is in its fourth year in New York, with five road compantes” ge on tour. The 13 weeks’ run was i unrivaled in‘ length here save by | i that of Blanche Bates inthe "Dari- .s ing of the Gods” at the Imperial Theater, Tenth and Pine | during the World's Fair.in 1904. . Manager Leighton announced last | night the theater would reopen in. September. As has been published, the Shuberts’ lease there will ex-. erty, Mo., of which he is an alum- nus. | pire in November, and a new. lo- _ SS cation ts being ais brief account of his airplane jour- ney over the polar waste. All the speeches will be broadcast. A male| chorus of thousands of voices, drawn from the various singing societies, will give a concert. To Lecture in U. S. the announcement of the purpose| Will in | | In a message by wireless to the Aftenposten, Amundsen says he give his first lecture on the expedition in Oslo, after which he will leave for the United States on a lecture tour. Lincoln Ellsworth, the American member of the expedition, will leave immediately for the United States, while Hjalmar Rliser-Lar- sen and Leif Dietrichgon, who | piloted the two planes of the ex- | pedition, will lecture in European cities. Amundsen, in his message to the newspaper, characterizes long-dis- tance flying in the Arctic as too risky, because of the chances of meeting such. ice conditions as he encountered. But, he adds,. ob- servations by means of instruments were not difficult to obtain cor- rectly. He declines to state as yet whether he will be a member of the proposed German airship expe- dition to the North Pole in 1926, under .Da Hugo Eckener, who piloted the United States Navy, dirigible Los Angeles across the Atiantic from Germany to the Unit- ed States. Norways’ King to Decorate Mem- bers of Amunsden Party. OSLO, Norway, June 27.—A Foy- | al welcome is being prepared by the capital of Norway for Capt. Raold Amundsen and the members of his North Polar expedition July 4. They will be brought here from Horten, Oso, with an escort of naval planes. The explorer and his party will be received at the so-called “honor pier,” where members of the royal i families usually land. In open car- riages they will be driven through gayly decorated streets to the Royal Palace, where jhey will have an audience with the King. All of them, except Amundsen, will be decorated with the HRoyal Order of St. Olaf, of which Amandsen has the highest degree, this having been awarded after his discovery of the South Pole. From the pal- ace baicony they will review a pa- rade of athletic societies, In the evening, King Haakon | will ‘give a special dinner tn hénu | of the explorers, to which the highest dignitaries have been in- vited. some 650 miles sough of | ARMM TUM cr MM MM A MOI tered karat mou 7 with karat Section. 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: ~- > ° s ° - o . - > : ” . : > . ° > > ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ™~ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED > JUNE 23, 1925. Nia Y, E 28, issg” S! JUN = . ‘ o> SHEPHERD FREE, 10 RESIST FIGHT 70 BREAK WILL Contest to Probate Docu- ment Giving Him Bulk of $1,000,000 Estate to STATE WILL DROP SECOND CHARGE ee Action in Case Based on Death of Heir’s Mother Decided on After Ac- quittal Verdict by Jury. Ry the Areociated Press. CHICAGO, June 27.—Freed yes- terday of the charge that he mur- dered his youthful foster-son, Wil- liam Nelson McClintock, and as- sured today that he would not be prosecuted on a charge of having killed Mre. Emma Nelson McCtlin- tock, young McClintock's mother, Wiliam Darling Shepherd is mak- ing plans to fight for probate of MecClintock’s will leaving Shepherd virtually all of the $1,000,000 es- tate. The contest over probation of the will ts slated to be resumed in Probate Court July 1, with cousins ‘ r of young McClintock, most of them - « a ~ - ' . 4 : : Ps ‘se *e wees enreeeeeaenrn eer ere fe © © & @ © ‘tor of a echool of acience Cectore diecredited, sald he from lowa, and Miss Ysabelle Pope, MeClintock’s fiancee, who was left an $8000 annuity, fighting to break the will, which was drawn up by Shepherd himeelf. Cousins of the dead youth and Mine Pope have indicated that they expect to enter into long and bitter litigation over legality of the will. Olson to Continue Fight. Shepherd, who had been tn jail since March 13, was with his wife, Mre. Julie Shepherd, at their Ken- liworth home today. He had spent last night at a2 downtown apart- ment, where, with his wife and a party of frienda,t*he celebrated his acquittal with a banquet Chief Justice Harry Olson, of the Mu- nicipal Court, who tnstigated the investigation into McClintock's death that resulted in Shepherd's indictment, «ald he expected to con- tinue to investigate the case, and to prosecute if that le possible hie crBicised the conduct of the States cn by Robert E. Crowe, State s Attorney, and hie staff. Mr. i(‘rowe ignored Judge Olson com- pletely today in a brief comment on the outcome. tn which he gaid that the verdict spoke for Iiteelf and indicated his intention of ask- ing a “no bill’ of the grand jury, the charge that Shepherd hed sintn Mra Me Clintock The juror who held out for five houre for a guilty verdict against hie 11 associates, today told re- porters that “the verdict of net guilty tin the only one the jury ould have given honestly because the Btate did not present suffi- cient evidence.” “Tl say thie.” he added. “after siceping on it for a night and be- lleving it is true.” FPaiman Going to Purope. What action, if any, will be iaken against Wharles Faiman. in- dicted for murder with Shepherd. is problematical. Faiman, proprie- which had Shepherd typhoid germs to ne wr ely fr ' administer to MeClintock and had » part in the alleged plot. been promised $100,000 for his The State ’ asked the Court to call Faiman as : : aA Witness, refusing to vouch for | - him | whole : “If 1 get out of this with a} hide,” Faiman told report: | - ere today, “T Intend"to leave Chi- | geo to * etudies in medicine. caro lve broken my connection | with my schoo] and think I shal) Europe | and complete my | I am through _ with bacteriology.” . , Services for Late Grain Dealer Will | py: this privilege was revoked after *vators Co... + ‘ MARSHALL HALL FUNERAL AT 2:30 P. M. TOMORROW Be Held at Delmar Bap- : tist Church, The funeral services for Marsha!) | Hall, 50 years old, former president of the Merchants’ Exchange and) President of the Marshall Hal! Virain Co., the Marshall Hall Mill- ing Co. and the Burlington Ele- will be held at 2:30 p. tomorrow at Delmar Baptist Church, Skinker road and Wash- ington boulevard. Interment will be in Bellefontaine Cemetery. Hall, who was one of the best informed men on the moon of angina pectoris home, €362 Waterman avenue. He was & member of the Noonday. Contemporary, Bellerive and Suriset Union Market Building, Latest Bone of Contention in Miller Administration HIS $1,000,000 structure is the latest bone of contention at City Hall. It is the new Union Market, construction of which is nearly completed. The three upper floors are for a public garage, to produce revenue for the city, relieve traffic congestion and give Oren: bee tev | ; flowed, ending at Grand boulevard Court Denies Mother’s Petition for “‘Fifty-Fifty’” Custody of Son. Webster Groves, as,an environ- ment for a 15-year-old boy, is as desirable as the Eastern education- al centers, Circuit Judge Falken- hainer decided yesterday at a hear- ing on the custody of A. Burt the scene of battle in/C These troops were dig- | 5. : Mrs | 1 Nina Lampe are the sisters. They | !% are clerk h ~~ S im the grocery, which! se Mikade TTTT LTT I, LAID TO BROKEN GAS MAINS |Three Known Dead as Result of Fire and Explositon—Search for Bodies Continues. y the Associated Frese. KANSAS CITY, June 27.— A theory that earth tremors, caused /en antiquated gas mains an destruction of the Gillis Theater here Thursday night, was advanced today by L. R. Toyne, inspector of | detectives, who has completed ques- Toyne expressed theory was today in the same neighborhood. A hill near the theater site is | | | j | Riffians Opposing French Burn | by blasting nearby, may have brok; | d caused | the explosion that resulted in red ' ; ; ' | | | frequent blasting this ‘week to re- | move huge rocks. The force of | 'these ‘blasts is said to have made! | buildings on the north side tremble. the piping on the north side is unit available had been called into | among the oldest in the city, and ithat the rock stratum runs direct- /Duncan accepted deposits , To support his theory, Toyne said | institution the day ' BANK FACES CHARGES Shortage in Closed Oak Ridge| are bela ‘hebd. (Mo.) Depository Estimated | Now at $20,000. Speciai to the Post-Dispatch S | CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo., June| 27.—Four criminal informations | against Ray B. Duncan, cashier of | the defunct Bank of Oak Ridge, near here, were filed Justice Court today. The informations in charge that in the | before it was’ | closed by the State Finance Depart- iment, and when he knew it to be! | ly from the hill, where the blasting | | has been in progress, into the north | side district. fixed at $5000. failing condition. Bond was No warrants were) in a |issued, but it was announced that | A second body was found late to- | i\day from Theater here which was destroyed the ruins of the Gillis’ _by an explosion and fire Thursday | | night. The body is believed to be) | that of Fred Warner. a waiter, in| |@ restaurant in the building. The | | body of Harry C. Likely, a cook, |'was found. Searchers continued the aid of searchlights. Firemen late tonight took a third body from the debris, taurant. Engineers of the local gas com- ' | Pany inspected gas connections in | the ruins of the Gillis Building and /announcenynt was made that they | found ail pipes tight. Idle and Ill, Woman Takes Poison. Mies Stella Murray, 23 years old. 1834 Mullanphy street. swal- lowed a polsonous compound in of drive the Eu- | Fairground Park yesterday and was | removed to city hospital in a seri- |} ous condition. She said she was defensive action | Out of work and Ifll, with no money to pay doctor bills K BUY ONE -ONE FREE Colauma—Bay Une—(iet One Free , ~y Items in This No fishy taste; a tonic and flesh builder. | » SSe, $1.00 Vanilla Extract. ..1 Free! Red Devil Ant Killer , | ey , Tih a — ae NO pt et et tee et ee ee eer ae 10¢ ee © © © © ‘riting Tablets Pills: best for Jickeyv 1Se, Oe Biack Se Writing BER ; : Night Cream, ee 3 * EPEC EERE Re CcereErELetEeEeeeEeee Eee Eee eee Peete tert eerereee had adedeledal dod tT led lla tl LL Lele ddd ella lad le ; ee | ee ee en te ee ee oe er eee Duncan would appear and make) bail. Affidavite were signed by four | depositors, who allege that they | made deposits June 16. The bank failed to open iits doors next day. | The shortage now appears to be! about $21,000, and the examiner | |says he has not learned whether | |the money was actually taken out! their hunt for bodies tonight with | or was lost through bad loans However, there is one overdraft for | approximately $4000. believed to | be that of a dishwasher in the res- | ' Blasted Rock Goes Through Roof. HARRISBURG, Ill... June 27.— An §8-year-old daughter of Albert Appel. a farmer living one mile southeast of Stonefort, was severe- ly injured in a peculiar accident Friday. Construction crews are , using dynamite in large quantities j REE DRUG SALE’ EIFFER BROADWAY & FRANKLIN | Coed Liver Ofl Capseles, genuine. 1 Free $1-‘ on the Edegwood-Fulton cutoff of the lllinois Central Railroad which passed through Stonefort. A large rock from one of the blasts came crashing through the roof of the Appel home and into a/| room where members of the fam- | ily wera,in conversation. 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Thee resulted in the arrest of 12 ne- | three gallons of liquor, groes charged with operating a pol- At the saloon of Jagan icy gagre and raids on two resi-| nesky, 2501 Dodier dences in which quantities of| lice reported finding ties “homebrew” was seized. The ne-| of beer on the bar. i groes were arrested by members of | the bartender, Herman Be the gambling squad under Detec-jand also the pre . tive Sergeant Mulcahy at 2340| searching his upstairs dn Adams street. A number of al-| where they confiscated ¥ leged policy books and $20 in cash | home brew. was seized. A report that a man had been shot at Garrison avenue and Olive street took @ patrol wagon load of policemen to the scene at 4 p. m. yesterday. None of several hun- dred men attending a union meet- ing in a hall at the corner report-_| ed having heard a shot fired and no disturbance was found. Police are investigating the source of the report as a similar call was re- ceived from the same vicinity Fri- day night. Policemen, acting on an anony- mous letter saying that whisky was being manufactured at 505 Calvary avenue, raided the premises yes- terday afternoon, and reported aboard 50 naval m finding Clarence Roberts, 22 years Norfolk. euuue TIL This Offer Monday 12 M. to 1 P. M. Only ~ . $3,000,000. Of Russia Soviet Uncovers Je Behind Brick Vv FAPOT DOME CASE APPEAL MAY EARD INST. LOUS TRIO IN AUTO TAKEN IN EXCITING CHASE Occupants of Car Recognized as Police. Characters by Detectives. ee At 1421 Benton st ~ raided the home of ¥ on the second floor, finding 75 quarts of } box, and 35 quarts and@ $ou hothe brew in a closet. Six negroes were house at 1700 Division a pected of gambling. Di: Eagie Boat By the Associated Fress. NORFOLK, Va., Ju coast guard tug sent to & of the disabled Eagle reported today that ceeding to Hampton Roa * boat in tow. The | By the Associated Preas. MOSCOW, June 27.—Sovi ernment agents today discov secret treasure valued at § 000, hidden away in the | home of Prince Felix Youss ‘member of one of the olde wealthiest of Russian roya ilies. The Prince recently wide public notice in the States by a suit to recove Rembrandts which he sm out of Leningrad (Petrogra 1919. The Youssotpoff treasure today was carefully conceak steel vault behind a brick It consisted of hundreds o silver and platinum artic great beauty, many of adorned with diamonds, sapphires and rubies. The were hidden by the Yous =— correctly when he introdu remarks on the Teapot Dor with the observation that h sion would be unpopular a appointing. a Recognition was mutual when a police automobile containing de- tectives passed a new Studebaker touring car driven in the opposite direction on Vandeventer avenue near Page boulevard@ 1 p. m. yes- terday. While the police machine was being turned the driver of the Studebaker, who was accompanied by two other men, turned his car into an alley and increased speed. A chase at 55 miles an hour fol- = eee a 4 | __ » and Cote Brilliante avenue, where ‘ the police car overtook the Stude- baker. I:ccords of Three Prisoners. The detectives arrested the three occupants, all of whom are known as police characters. They are de- scribed as Ben Bethel, 19 years old, arrested 40 times and paroled from the Boonville Reformatory in 1923 after serving part of a four-year sentence for robbery; David Klieg- man, 20, arrested 14 times, await- ing trial on a charge of carrying concealed weapons, and William Kahrhoff, 20, arrested 123 times, eri , of the Post-Dispatch. a4 | WASHINGTON, June 27. — St. _ ¢ t may be the scene of the 1a — ext legal battle over the leasing , 7 ‘the famous Teapot Dome naval ‘reserve. by former Secretary ‘the Interior Fall to Harry F.| he Senator is especially ante of the court's acceptance « D cention is called to this fact shallow pretext of military ¢ * Senator Thomas J. Walsh Be | bar Ae arr for a ee tana, the man who biew' the Peapot tions.” off the of] scandals, in an ar-| “Talk of the necessity appearing in the current is- wisdom of secrecy from th of the National Democrat, a nies od ye wet i weekly organ of the National) *° spee — . ad ocratic organization. “Unquestionab y. udge * walsh deals caustically with the “ san rel me Me . parte beent decision of Judge Thomas e mwear ge! 2 a Kennedy of the Federal Court observ oresta Ppor Wyoming, who, in an opinion and out of Congress, it bei laametrically opposed the that) 'zed that publicity oun Judge Paul J. McClintock, in/ to the project porsive Ions Doheny-Biks Hills case, ‘ruled| those who coficel pn ‘against all points of the govern- not seem to trouble ment’s contention that the Teapot Judge, whose decision, as Dome lease was executed in fraud mised it would, has occasl and corruption and onght to 6 much disappointment, to cancelled. e every contention of the de! “In his (Tudge Mennedy’s) desire .In the case, even when the » uphold every view advanced to mae ds one negatives or an: beupport the lease,” writes Walsh, . ° e has no work of criticism for ‘He combats the idea th the basic executive order transfer- control of the reserves from e Navy Department to Fall, the ity of which no member of Senate had the hardihood to n4 a rte. ~wvy > for for petty larceny. In the chase the detectives saw two of the men throw something into a vacant lot. A search of the place disclosed two loaded re- volvers. 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Si! Nba Y. JUNE 28, 1925. m was reported found / old, tn the upstairs ap oring several bottles of home m activitiy yesterday! ufactured whisky. Th @ arrest of 12 ne-/ three gallons of liquor. with operating a Pole | At the saloon of Joseph raids on two resi- nesky, 2501 Dodier str hich quantities of lice reported finding three was seized. The ne- | of beer on the bar. They ested by members of | the bartender, Herman R squad under Detec-\;and also the Proprieto t Mulcahy at 2340) searching his upstairs hoad A number of al- where they confiscated 84 oks and $20 in cash/| home brew. At 1421 Benton t a man had been! raided the home of erik — avenue and are on the second floor, ana.¢ , atrol wagon load of) finding 75 quarts of beer te the scene at 4 p. m. | box, and 35 quarts and 23 pal one of several hun-'! | home brew in a closet. ding a union meet- Six negroes were arrested at the corner report-. house at 1700 Division st da shot fired and | pected of gambling. —s was found. Police | ng the source of the similar call was re- the same vicinity Fri- ne —— — Disabled Eagle Boat Is Rees. By the Associated Fress. NORFOLK, Va., June 27 coast guard tug Sent to the of the disabled Eagle boat No. reported today that she wag ceeding to Hampton Roads boat in tow. The Eagle aboard 50 naval mili ce Roberts, 22 years dames % TL Sea ow is Offer won 12 Mtol P. M. Onl (No Dealers) . acting on an anony- ing that whisky was tured at 5605 Calvary the premises yes- oon, and reported ~ (00a of deoetes ry urphy 2 straps all around. Only one to a n Hat Box Fiber Wardrobe T cane Od a8 this price before or >] 2 4.75 || $14.95 S Imitation. leather; brass Black and Brown. Sizes 24 and 26 Inches. i lining im lid tifal lining with ironing board rivets in each corner; y's $7:50 Murphy « Quality $22 Has no equal. LTT or Mall Orders CMurphyTrunk Co | Factory to You. Studebake —Now! $1295 : f.o.b. factory fl have no annual . y f new models to make lete in August because it is a “one-profit” car, buil& com plete—body as well as chassis—in Studebaker plants. Thus Studebaker saves the extre w profits which other manufacturers have to yay to outside parts and body makers’ and Cives the benefit to purchasers. is of In July we will build nearly eix times a8 many Standard Six Cosches as we made ia FPebruary—an increase of 458%, Month after month, all records have bees broken, until today the Standard Six Coach is one of the most popular cars in our line Buy now—No need to delay Now you can buy this new Studebaker Standard Six Coach with positive assurance that its value will not depreciate through ; annual announcements of Studebaker models. ar d Come in NOW and see the walne Stude- baker offers in this sturdy, dependable, “one profit” car. Today, more than ever, & Studebaker is a big money's worth. may be purchased on monthly payments - OTOR CAR CO. STUDEBAKER 18th and Lecust Avie Sales CA7™™ Mo. Service Garage, De Soto, Mo. dif- is AKER FYBAR 7 7 , ) 4 cx ieee ee ee al ae " fA | Wy - iy Judge FOV RRS ek oe Tie Bare i oe se id nad MEP ge woe , — ~ - . JUNE 28, 1925. ee a F PG, = Pare 2 Sy PFs ee a PR eT ee; ie > ievaltlaee ryt ere TE ye ee OF ee eres - Rn ea See mre ee, " _ . : ey ee ee 2 et ere gee 6» Shin OO ati tat a ea han core ea . *», [ae : a Oy at v — I TT ae I Le ee ie pee ee dew wvtieny USL -UISE AL La utune hus Ji wud MU Cid Circulation than bus 1 otuer eveimng tides Seaetssl CUmiuiv ou Sas po Bo nla : re cc tia me ket 5 i bs oe ya % x “* ¥ ’ 5 1. LUuis rust “uiorni Lh DOME CASE! $3, 000,000 Hidden Treasure L MAY BE Of Russian Prince Found RD IN ST. LOUIS Soviet Uncovers Jewels Secreted in Steel Vault Behind Brick Wall in Home of Felix | Youssoupoff. Will Go Before Ap- Court Here if It Is Carried Direct to Su-. Court. ASSAILS Y’S DECISION By the Associated Press. MOSCOW, Juna 27.—Soviet gov- | ernment agents today discovered a secret treasure valued at $3,000.- 000, hidden away in the former home of Prince Felix Youssoupoff, t member of one of the oldest and wealthiest of Russian royal fam- ilies. The Prince recently gained wide public notice in the United ees States by a suit to recover two ~ Rembrandts which he smuggled Out It Says There mg Leningrad (Petrograd) in Was No Secrecy and| The Youssodpoff treasure found re today was carefully concealed in a Justifies Secrecy agi steel vault behind a brick wall. It consisted of hundredg of gold, Necessity. silver and platinum articles of great beauty, many of them adorned with diamonds, pearls, By CHARLES G. ROSS, sapphires and rubies. The riches Washington Correspondent; were hidden by the Youssoupoff of the Post-Dispatch. — faraily prior to their flight from Russia following the revolution, Say soviet officials. The caretaker and janitor of the Youssoupoff house which has been used as a historical museum since the family fled abroad, will receive the equivalent of $1250 from the soviet Government for assisting in finding the treasures. Among the articles found were the two gorgeous necklaces weigh- ing a pound and a half each and conststing of a multitude of dia- monds and rubies. Several similar discoveries of hidden jewels have been made since the revolution, and the soviet au- thorities ‘say that undoubtedly many more such stores of wealth will be brought to light. All such articles, it is stated, become state property and will be turned over‘to soviet museums. "WASHINGTON, June 27. — St. may be the scene of the legal battle over the leasing famous Teapot Dome naval ‘reserve by former Secretary Interior Fall to Harry F. correctly when he introduced hile remarks on the Teapot Dome case with the observation that his deci- sion would be unpopular and dis- appointing. Pretext for The Senator is especially critical of the court’s acceptance of “The,» —_ is called to this fact. anage pretext of military exigency , jas arn excuse for the secrecy that Senator Thomas J. Walsh of attended the Teapot Dome negotlia- the man who blew‘ the tions.” off the of] scandals, in an ar- "Talk of the necessity for or appearing in the current is-| wisdom of secrecy from the stand- of the National Democrat, a point of military strategy is silly, weekly organ of the National/t© speak plainly,’ writes Walsh. ratic organization. | “Unquestionably, Judge McCormick alsh deals caustically with the is right that the secrecy which t decision of Judge Thomas _characterized the transaction was | Kennedy of the Federal Court) observed to forestall opposition in Wyomirfg, who, in an opinion| #"d out of Congress, it being real- etrically opposed the that ized that publicity would be fata] Judge Paul J. McClintock, in! ‘t© the project and the purposes of Doheny-Biks Hills case, ‘ruled those who coficeived it. _It does net all points of the govern-|"™°t seem to trouble the learned ’s contention that the Teapot Judge, whose decision, as he sur- me lease was executed in fraud) Mised it would, has occasioned so corruption and ought to be much disappointment, to sustain celled. every contention of the defendants “In his (Judge Kiennedy’s) desire! im the case, even when the accept- uphold every view advanced to ance of one negatives or annihilates | rt the lease.” writes Walsh, 2nother. has no work of criticism for “Hie combats the idea that there | basic executive order transfer-| W48 any secrecy, he tells how many control of the reserves from | Cther oll companies knew of the Navy Department to Fall, the purpose to lease the dome, how of which no member of any of them negotiated for a Senate had the hardihood to) lease, how the pendency of nego- 4 tiations or at least of the plan to ‘lease was known so far away as | Denver, and then he justifies the | pnelicy of secrecy on the ground of military necessity.” Small Signs Road Refund Bill. | SPRINGFIELD, Ill., June 27.—| Decision Unpopular. rlunately there is an Ay pel- tribunal to which the cause) The country can well af-| to await patiently the judg-| t of the jurists, of learning, | ity and courage, who com-| the Circuit Court of Appeals) »i1) appropriating $2 the Eighth Circuit.” th Wyoming. where the case) tried, and Missouri are in this it, ard some of the sittings the cuurt are held at St. Louis. ed States Supreme Court of- Is said today that if the case, suggested by Senator Walsh, 14 go to the Appellate Court, 704,818.95 to | refund to counties the cost of con- | — been adopted as part of the State | system. Arpong other bills signed | today was one requiring al! vehi! cles, /roads from side roads. Heads [illinois Veterans. d of direct to the U nited | SPRINGFIELD, Il., June 27.— es Supreme Court, it was high-| The Rev. A. J. Patrick of Joliet | probable that the hearing l@d be at St. Louls. The choice'der ¢f the Veterans of Foreign a place would rest with the Wars. Jollet was chosen as the! es composing the Appellate! 1926 convention city and Mrs. B. rt. \E nsign Gill was elected department Kennedy. according to|commander of the iadies’ auxiliary | aith. appraised public opinion‘ today. | 195; down—$56 a Month this Depéndable, Economical | FRANKLIN have only two of these models, so act quickly! A Franklin Touring Teoomy for five, engine and battery in good werking order, tires le for many months. Newly painted. Entire car in reliable §00d service Week's ownership will make you a Franklin friend and booster for That's the idea behind this extremely low price. The Franklin | n for quality and long life, and oue reputation for fair dealing, | Protection. 60% of Fra ‘s output is taken by old Franklin | this car on any tour, test it out under the severest road condi- and you will be both astonished and delightgd. The Franklin ts) Cependadle—so comfortable. Its air-cooled motor performs per- Uhder conditions that wopld @top any other motor; fts wonder- action and nonskidding qualities give you such a feeling meurity | Sbov®el!, you will find that you can drive at high speed all day t tiring—and go farther! The easiest car in the world to care of—a wonderful car for Winter. No water, no radiator, to freeze, boil or leak. The lowest-priced car per mile in the Two of These Cars Left YOU MAY NEVER HAVE A cuaNcer LAKE THIS AGAIN. Come in and jedge for yourself—heow it looks. how it rides. You'll say: “This is the easiest and smecthest riding car I ever eat in.” If you can't : sibly come today. better phone ws. BUT ACT QUICALT: Gov. Small today signed the Meents | ' to stop before entering State hard | 1,215,000 ENROLLED ON LAST DEFENSE DAY 281,000 More Men ~ Than Needed for a Major Emer- gency Volunteered. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, June 27.—A de- tailed analysis of final reports of the first defense test, Sept. 12 last, made public tonight vy the War Department, showed that a total of 1,215,520 one-day volunteers were enrolled for that day with regulcr National Guards and organized re- serve units of the army, or 281,693 men in excess of the number that) actual mobilization plane for a ma- jor emergency would call to the colors during the first four months of the mobilization. The volunteers were exclusive of the millions of persons who partic- | ipated tn patriotic exercises attend- ing the test. They brought the army up to a strength of 1,542,332 men for the day while the mobiliza- tion plans for the first quarterly! } } i period call for a strength of 1,267,-| 639. “Better Understood.” The report showed that the cere- ’ monies last year in e6maljl commu- | nities exceeded those in large population the most uhiformly successful | ‘where natural political channels were followed, i. e., where the OGov- committee and the Mayors of the cities appointed the committees proportionately | centers | and that the demonstrations were | | structing hard roads which have! ¢rnor appointed a supervising State | ’ which were directly in charge cf. | the local demonstrations.” The department found that the | nature and purposes of the nation- al defense policy was better under- | stood by the people, “from sixteen to*twenty-five million Americans” was elected department comman-/having gone to some trouble to show their interest and that it could therefore proceed with in- creased confidence in development ,of that policy since*its plans had been proven to be * ‘based on sound | Principles.” “All defects noted minor character and readily cor- rected,”’ the report said. Military Value. Success of the decentralised mobilization plang was found to depend on “the high average of intelligence, the common sense, pa- triotism and the spirit of co-oper- ation to be found among our’ citi- zens,”’ and it was added that future are of ais ee ee) ~ eee tests would “assure the fullest de- | gree of local co-operation.” Of outstanding military was the fact that the brought about development of de- tailed plans for the local mobili- zation of about 75 per cent of the | units inactive in peace which was classified as “something times value | first test | : definite and tangible in mobiliza- | tion plans,” permitting a genera! revision to bring them nearer per- fection. saved FRANKLIN MOTOR CAR CO. 3949 Lindell Bl. —_ OPEN STKDATS AND EVENINGS “The time and cost that wil] be d the confusion during an emergency that will be eliminated ‘by this revision, cannot be esti- mated but will be considerable,” the report stated. One immediate effect of the first test was the adoption of a policy under which ranking re- | | serve officers assigned to command units of the organized reserve will | be held personally responsible for completion of local assembly plans for their commands. Failure to 'comply with this requirement will result in delinquent reservists be- ting relieved if they cannot give a satisfactory explanation. . Motorist Held After Gir?’s Death. Special to the Post-Dispatch. FULTON, Mo. June 27.—A charge of manslaughter was pre- ferred today against Roy Stephena, 22 years old, whose antorniobil yesterday struck and killed Martha Davis Hall, 7 years old, in front of her home. The warrant of Stephens’ arrest was sworn out by Prosecuting Attorney T. Ancell Faucett, who said that he had been furnished information to the ef{et: that Stephens wag speeding at the time of the accident. Two Injured tn Auto Crash. BUCKLIN, Mo., June 27.—F. M. Ramsey, ex-County Judge, and his daughter, were injured in an auto- mobile collision on the highway be- tween Brookfield and Bucklin te- aay. ? By the Associated Press. The Treasury is endeavoring to es- tablish a fiscal stand as ernments in the avoidance of fric- tion with, and disturbance to busi- ness, clared here tonight, before the of Maine. the operation dealing with the gigantic debt, a legacy sought to show how the vast re- funding was done without upsets in the money market. sible, he believed, to Government same freedom, and on that urged the bankers to support what he regarded as the next step—re- form in taxation. of which,”’ Winston said, BANKS ARE URGED U. S. Searching for Policy to fore better government, is that of reform in taxation. Source of Income Strained. “The most important principle of taxation is, then, a taxing sys- tem that will preserve and not de- stroy the sources upon which it must feed. With estate taxes‘ which confiscate 40 per cent of the capital, we are overcropping our land; with income taxes that reach 46 per cent, we are not let- ting our crops come to maturity. In both lines we destroy the sources of revenue by killing the incentive to production of more wealth or more income to replace that taken by taxation. “In other words, we want a tax- ing system which operates with the minimum of friction and still meets ithe money requirements of the Government. As we approach the realization of such an ideal, capil- tal will get out of unproductive in- vestments; industry will return to normal channels; and taxation, un- burdened by waste of collection, will produce for the Government, more nearly what the taxpayers give up. When such a reform is accomplished we wilh indeed be able to give you better government by less government.” Contrasts French and English Tax. It was pos- Winston digressed to discuss fis- handle all|cal policies of the French and Brit- with thejish Governments. The latter, he basis | said, has lifted itself from the post- war financial mire, has its currency on a sound basis and its taxations reduced to a scientific and orderly basis. He compared that with the 70 AID TAX REFORM Serve Other Nations as Model, Treasury Official Says. BAR HARBOR, Me., June 27.— that will gov- policy a model for other Winston de- in an address Association Undersecretary Bankers’ The Treasury official explained of the policy for public of the war, and finances “The future policy by adoption “we can obtain less friction in Government’s! more than half of that Govern- relation to its people, and, there- ment’s income for payment of in- —_—_——__ AUCTIONEERS AUCTIONEERS ———__ | BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS OFFICE: 7131, CHESTNUT ST. PHONE: OLIVE 1804 AUCTION SALE! JULIER RESTAURANT 206 N. NINTH ST. THURSDAY, JULY 2d 10:30 A. M. . By reason of a recent disposition of a leasehold on these premises, Mr. Frank W. Julier has inetructed us to dispose of the costly and desirable fix- tures and equipment, at the time and piace and in the manner indicated above. including Steam Table. Aluminum Steam A complete restaurant and lunchroom equipment, Ranges, Froilers. two Dish Washing Machines, Stock Kettles. Kettles (50-eallon capacity). two KELLUM Coffee Urns and stands, Water Coolers. Exhaust Fans. Ceiling Fans, large Soda Fountain, 50-ft. Lunch Counter and Stools. large four-compartment Cold Storage Box, 20-ft. (Gruend- ler) Double Deck Middleby Owen, large Hobart Mixing Machine, complete Steam Heating Plant. Arco five-section Boiler and Thermostatic Regulator. 19, Carrara Glass-Top Tables. 190 Vieana Bentwood Chairs. Cigar Case, Cash Register, Burroughs Adding Machine. Chinaware, Glaseware, Silverware. about 300 new li-gallon Jugs. one complete Canning Equipment and many other Gesirable and useful articles. The property will be offered in suitable detail subdivision. BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers 713', CHESTNUT ST. BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE! REAL ESTATE, MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT SIMPLAIN FOUNDRY CO., Bankrupt 5100 N. SECOND ST. FRIDAY, JULY 3d 10:30 A. M. Pursuart to am order of sale heretofore made by the Referee in Bankruptcy for this Division and District, and subject to approval thereby. we will sell at the time and place and in the manner indicated above, the following prop- including Flasks, Jackets, Squeezers. Core TERMS CASH. OLIVE 1894 erty: Complete Foundry Equipment. Room Equipment. Tumblers. Barrels, Cupola with Elevator Blower and Jack Bhaft. Tanks. Motors, Office Furniture, Adding Machine, Typewriter. Safe and other equipment. The property will be offered in bulk and suitable detail subdivisions, the Highest bid or combination of bids to prevail. - REAL ESTATE 4 and 5. city block 3365. fronting 250 feet on the east Lots 1. 2. 3. improved with s line of Second Street by a depth eastwardiy of 150 feet. one-story frame Foundry Building. ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, Trustee, J. M_ LASHLY. Attorney 510 Lecust St. Central National Bank Bidg. BEN. J, SELKINA & SONS, Auctioneers > rived today, tax rates in France, absorption of | elkirk Auction & Storage Co. 713'7, CHESTNUT ST. AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS OF ALL KINDS OF STOCK lar Householdé’ Goods Sale every Thursday at A. A. S* 1808-10-12 CROUTEAD> AY. MAIN 1683 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE! BENTON HOTEL 819 PINE ST. | MONDAY, JULY Gth 10:30 A. M. WATCH THIS SPACE NEXT SUNDAY A. A. SELKIRK AUCTION & STORAGE CO., Auctioneers. 1808-10-12 CHOUTEAU AV. EXECUTOR’S SALE Furnishings of the Home of the Late Vital W. Garesche | 6121 WESTMINSTER TUESDAY, JUNE 30th 10:30 A. M. Tm this home you wil! find everything of the best in Bedroom Suites. American walnut and mahogany, 9x12 Rugs, Rockers. Chairs. Pictures, Overstuffed Living-Room Set. Library Tables. Bookcases, Books, very fine Dining-Room Stite. one large Turkish Rug. one wrand-new Chinese Dinring- Room Fug. one blue enamel Gas Rance Icebox. Kitchen Utensile, Amdtrons, Cut Glass. Silverware. Bric-a-Brac, Player-Piano. Etc. TERMS CASH. ERNEST A. GREEN, Executor. A A. SELKIRK AUCTION & STORAGE CO., Auctioneer 1808-10-12 > _Cheuteas. Main 1683. ) AUCTION SALE! BROWN & BERGER AUTO REPAIR CO. 6327 CLAYTON AV. WEDNESDAY, JULY ist 10:30 A. M. We are eelling for the owner, because of his leaving town. 8 compicte line of N ord Pa in a well-built cabinet. One Counter Cabinet with mage em, cont ing full line of Nuts. Bolte. Lock Washers. Cotter Pins. Ford Truck Rime, Ford Ambulence Wheel. new Weaver Ambu- lance Dolly. complete set of Tools and Bench. One Weaver Press (20-ton). one Hilo Jack (6¢on). High Power Dril]) Press. Carbon-Burning Ovtfit. end Outfit. Chains. A A. SEILAIRE AUCTION & STORAGE CO., 1808-10-12 Cheuteau Main 1683. rR. U. LEONORI AUCTION CO. AUCTIONEERS and APPRAISERS 3501-07 Lucas Avenue Telephone, Lindell 2160 AUCTION SALES WEDNESDAYS, 2 P. M. and FRIDAYS 10 A. M. GOODS.AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY terest on its public debt, 06 a » gp. strained financial condi- tion. “We must look forward,” he continued, “to France balancing its budget, refunding its foreign debts and stabilizing fits currency, and so re-establishing its credit as actual- _ly to save money in the transaction. Through a sound policy, and only through such a policy, England has been able to command the unex- celled credit necessary to protect it on the restoration of the gold standard. Such a policy pays.” Regular Detroit-Chicago Sailings. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 27.—A flotilla of various craft welcomed the steamer Eastern States which ar- | beginning triweekly sailings between Dettoit and Chi- cago. Mayor Dever went out to meet fit. Mayor John W. Smith of Detroit, aboard the vessel, and two bands played on the municipal pler where the steamer docked. Federal Judge Names Names Oustodian of $10,000,000 Bankrupt Estate. Special to the Post-Dispatch. LOS ANGELES, Cal., June 27-—~ Custody of the $10,000,000 bank- rupt estate of BE. G. Lewis, Call- fornia land promoter and former St. Loulg publisher, was given to- day by Federal Judge James to Earl F. Moss of Los Angeles, who will succeed W. P. Bucher as ref- eree in bankruptcy in Santa Bar- bara County. Bucher resigned three months ago. Man and Wife Hurt in Crash. By the Asscaelated Press. CHAMPAIGN, Il., June 27.— | John Callahan of Madison, Wis., suffered a slight fracture of the skull and his wife a badly bruised hip when their gutomobile collid- ed with a touring car driven by H, E. Wolcott of Chicago, near Rantoul at noon today. Both are in a Champaign hospital. Wolcott was not injured. ientedensenmnaaandl CARROLLS cits | eT \ = ae, a OR 1, ee ‘ Woh $250 4-Piece Bedroom Set with E an Rocker. : $10 Cash See this wonderful bargain, complete four-piece Suite in elegant two-tone walnut fin- ish with newest gold tracery. Suite comprises full size bow- bed, dresser, chifforobe and vanity -dresser with rocker and bench to match. AE ' ads thy End-of-Season Clearance of Refrigerators—Save 33%% Three-Door Side-tlerr ee A ” Refrigep built Refriger: 2 ator of solid —_ *1 a guaranteed ice BAVEOGr....++++«+ 75-L». oneoiitde Sener igen 7S large size and best scientific conetruction..... leed “Tea Set Free Wier Every Kefrigerater reg nnd ee we A full white enamei-lined ne: $ frigerator <F extra Another and Mietioene bargain. » En Simmons Bed. is eon tinuveus post designe-—- abotee s spring and good cotton maettrem@e...... Brussels Rugs, Sxi2 ee a eee Day-Bed With Mattress . Now topo eiveted, er ee : vanes wate al , @ prow » NEWEST SENSATION ash |Dtiys| Either This Complete Living-Room or Bedroom Suite— cd Balance on Monthly Terms $210 ana Set with Table | ; i ; Hi Hy i i | : 7 F + 3 rap i. or a) a rly" i} 4 * i ~ we ~ antl Oe

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iat paeiniemineehl: via Saat ae ee — s ? : 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1925. . . : ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a j ; et 4 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISP) ®* a rather cheerful attitude to- Chino Cop | rate . v | the general situation, since | ~ pornd average, 7 r own position ts strong. Euro- [ations In other g(ocks an a aie eB } ‘ = | : | Future Grain Pri inre a YORK CURB T T in Prices | PIE a . | P 7 bilities | ST. LOUIS STOCKS | BREAN | oe eere sa Mt . | 7.—Following is official record wd »' “ Specta: te the Post-Dispatch. | mn (@f teday’s hice. wow c.esmmaz and pre- : i) NEW YO : ) . , ST. LO STOC EX _G Mr ‘a Wea. mar quote- | . FRAN ANN HRA . NEW YORK, June 27.—Follow! ng is a list of eales, highest, lowest, marked oe ai on ie Ex oem - Ramo Mbag ed price changes | 2 _ closing and previous closing prices of securities traded in on the New iterations for the period “ee Ss kako 6 ee Se Te wen , ie a m7 | | a York Curb Exchange today, sales of stocks being in 100-share lots Premeaggee: gpm ge Bi pertatetee nt erial for most part. The vol- Re es w. Close. Yesterday iy Gpedal te the Post-Dérpatch. | (00 omitted) except in Standard Of) shares, sales of which are in full, it did not compare with total ae geverel So aah gu se slice theta ' mH, & 5 mT oue | . NEW YORK, June 27.— ; , , | =a ; —___-"——_ "a ; | while bond sales are in $100 lots (000 omitted). we Total sales of stocks on the Exchange during the week ented Pe dy Rita ogg te EXCHANGE Famed Tee iD % 140%. 15) . 9 Se steoee 2 :- a Exchange were 6,204, iPrev. 7 pre | we Aion. compared with 4816 the previous week. Bond sales | reacted on profit taking and ¢ cnoeet | ____ SEPTEMBER WHEAT. __ : a : eek, 4,484,440 sams week | ‘ , ‘ Rice-trtz Goods 24 it nee ae ae as - 102 Ulaasee lies 43 {42% | ast year, a ago an 862. ¢nn i ae Provision market om Oklebot t,, and ee that —_ ae ott. . 6: %) 3 i107 ies dnd i 08eeGeesede - ~ **®eeeleeeeeleeece ’ . > tis , main pilent u s one ng do pfad.. 3.108 107 | the end of che week was tn a state of co! 2 ys wits 94% B44 > 95 ® a © and 52 . Low. Close. | $5.to $9.2: . re . : v8 ' ‘eee een eeeeeer RA 114 } é eeeee @eeelees rb a a Swe : 3 led 20 many people of late A™% Ir 80c¢ a 4% 5 : *apee. tira checks falling from 3.75% ‘to! 29% he Se it | 96 ss 8 y 112 jade | fia 373.00 ] LAR d “ has , . — er lhl | ‘ - ee eweeeeesees! 5. ' ° : : J . “ 4m Exp 6. 4139% 135 1 party 3.50, and as the downward movo- ” =! 06%! os soa seal as a > epee Srerrrrererr sey aio) #2 ‘a2 et eee ett db : Ty Oate shipments were 23. prarrers cf #3 1735 Otte: table at 3625 and ie i. tee the firet sign of an ah e pid PI 725 ot fon ‘3 ‘nent progrese#d banking Interest here | 70%: 7 - + i he RRS See By mR de | Bie ses 000 compated with a! TBS. utter cows passed th . : : ) J as tech t cay about the ane i 38 | 3B i...-- Had . 70 Bed Bel! ta ce eeceeceesecece oeeee) 207/111 110% 1108 | at % 38%) 40% week ago and 324.000 last cs es i BA. $4. and canners at at in money this week stocks do 25% p? 6132 131 necessity of Italy 1 100 ‘100 | ED fa waee United Railwars a) % 110 ; 5 40 18.50 | logn ) to § loaded and prices decline, AH & Lea| 1, 10%) 10 0 te obtein Gollars and establish credite in, 1 80%) 88 T cNY OS 1s! 63%! : ‘orp. com. =a) RANGE OF PRICES. Ts : 65 | $5.2 _ere SS ae - ~ do ptid 17, 7 14 $ | “thie country. i og | 96%!..... ! mats 4's; 14%5/..... | Wagner Electric C ews | 7 in “22° WHEAT. " to $6. T a the recession did not extend/ 4m Ice 4:1 64212 (108 “lan “Beigian netural! + L~s | DEE hs wo ss oss STANDARD OILS. | United Railways 4s C of D .-... 2... 5) 81%) S1%) S1%i— YL | No. red winter, old at $1.87 1.90.) omy ee tee eee 21. vi amn. sarnie “er. For a day it seemed that sell- do pfad 6 0s @, 82%. 82 | OCB uraly followed French ex- i | Kin : se Sida" ” 71 we cee Oe ee ee, . =i eat on a fair scale might develop. | Ty fei! 27, 12%, 12%) 12 . » Sein | 53. ) | 97 Buck PL) j° ss 08 In bond sale 0¢ : . sae AAs * on ; J were the bears earl oh «6-27, 12h, 12%) 12 tong hr ype me bona ol : O54 108% 000 Cont On 24 | 26% ee - No. ? hed wintcr, $1 54021 56 | Winnipeg Grain Market. 1 t . aPPereat seesion however when te vg 7; RRR eT ; ° n Scapa » to SO ' 1 +** a } “CoOR™ | WINN © anal vailab ' ‘ : (biog ed | iareine antes egg oa-| 3 | 98 Dibieen 5s ai | Transactions on Exchange Saturda ‘ c | and aaa oyne SF losing prices bile 783, 5 y awoke to the fact that securi-| do pfd 7, 1120 (120 20 te 1750 and Denmark -~ oa tel ~ 6 AR FEF ~— : : ar . y [o. corn, $1.02. ‘ p 25 to d : were becoming more, rather ye 2° Si oo $3 73) 14.83. both new high records for the year. | 2AMS7 wi eo reel i Segethigs Security. _/Sis.! High.) Lew. |Close.'Ch'se. | yeliow. $1. , ‘ . FN ey jess, valuable. The rate foriam Rep .| 68 7 © Storing mates guin of % to 94.05% for| 4, & ANF Tei se.€) O8%| BS +9 pat 25%) 25% |Berry M Cor) 2) 25%) 25%) io Por pgm | : money held to its firmer levels, |A @ k 3.) 30) 68%) Gemanéd. Greek exchange w | F 7s 4 ff S3Q BIR I Pr O4G vo fe a 14 147%. Bruce pfd_.| 50100 (100 100 |... | ' | ---166% 162% 1628 164 ae A oss. . a more cheerful attitude to- ip .. Ohi 8%! SM! & ices ‘ditens be as distributed | 20 French N_ 7) 81%) 81%) 81% 60% 61 | 6] |First Nt Bk) 2216 (216 8 150. 1 % \Oct. ...140% 135% 135% sae he wo | ‘ward the stock market developed Am Sm 6., 341 406 501308 19 at by the forcible change-in| ,} ft | 100° |..... | Pulton I cm) 10) 42%! 42%) 42% .--°- | Scruges | & white, 46% _——— i to $3.50" Moss -sdves ‘Yate in the week than had bev ar i pe severnment affairs, drachmes falling 4 3 af bears — Roses SoveDe pt Fy | | S ‘n Trs| ‘’ ; 460, | Butt : a ais ice in some time. in ry P 3 42 33 33% ‘Ss i? pointe to 1.57, but after the change | e bes +. c¢ Se | 150 (150 \150 |¢ %/S ‘ 820 o. ats, 45. a er Eg F : wee effected it recovered this loss. “| i Sa 3) + tod + fad | + ted abe ' vs } 66% 66%) cO% | Merca Trust! 10) tie ee desees Kinl Tel Ge Basil el co. 4 red $480 te 49. - , gs and Poultry . 7 v pe Nw 1 de > fe > Dealing in Chinese exchange came a) |..5 84 esa liese cose.” y. 123% 123% 25%) wes ne al O1398 (398 (398 |..... ———., Se Bouts Ha , 32. LUUIS BUTTER. EGG AND POUL | ff money Tightens. @o pid 7) ae on > ww M@ te @ etandsti!!, only « 106 T s 20%) 0} . oni .) 45%) ameal as Ce ee ee ee 7 y Market. ‘TRY EXCHANGE, Ju e7 _.S ‘ .b a. = ' «That money will Become some- Am 8um .-' 3) : , y checks on Hong- | bm |_ 90 ty | 90% 90%) | 10 eh | Timothy, standard. $24@25. Clover- | uuauiss ne 27.—St. Louis vance ha z _ do pid 283 | 8 s aes “_ Shanehal being quoted. after | INDUSTRIALS. #0 | tt4 Beat) Aan | Ba rae} mixed. No. 2 £33: jah mixed, $23. ag may yy - 4 4 opportunity, ¥ = asst ee te: - Psementyy eid AT & T @ 121142 [141% 141 Tnet retes were advanced | fh eT "Sas he he-ars. Ae | i alfa Meal. lots H ~ from both . mend Ww paches, ev -lam Teb a! 91 ~ | ai? 6f the week; they were n the first; > ot « a) REST BEG | x IND ENDENT OILS. In Fmancial by Id | WEEKLY FINANC A ||, Chotce, $27.25: No. 1. $25@25.50; No. | ‘ smal the ae oritclee | men =D GONG iehally reach a high level, ts the do ptd 6 5.107 108% 108 Snodevate extent yesterday, when confi. | 12 1714) 168 % 198 4 170% Ark} 2, 10%. 10 . ie ti | IAL jt | Sao. ys a tt a re paid at Ieeneral expectation. On the ap-| do B7.| 93) 06%) oF 129 dence prevailed over the outlook, Span. | 20 5 50% i 6 ~ G44! 614) a pee | STATISTIC = Millstuffs. conce D price. oh 27. The: . oes pearance of a 5 per cent rate for Ag tree #7 erase j123 123 wh exchange alternated between cite 2 *. 3%, 3% NEW YORK, June 27. AL REPQRT || 29.50; Paalings, Geign on te | seen cree firete in. seed caste, e7@ Rese curing the follows . Se@all money at this particular sea- AWW 1.20 184 ne % la O9G #eakness, bul was in moderate supply | = Cot 7 The Missour! Pacific {mproved its | $8.75. te iced, $39. feed, turned. = —r iota, 24@26c; cases re- | Friday ee ping igon, however, we must not concluds doppfad6! 96108%/107 102 ve advances etna | Ametenn os. | 40 Areas mf tt oP 6 crooks Sond : > . 1° "232 | earnings in May, compared with mR OR ae > BUTTER—Creamery eutva. 6%: stana- | with a top of 13. | ; ~ that a permanently higher basis | Am or 101) 36%) 34%)! 3 Shanuee were generally steady and showed | 18 Can lames fe t ‘ uu | the same month last year, surplus | as t Week. GRAIN PRICES BREAK LATE ards, 40c- firsts, 36c; seconds, 33c: pack- -. The a has been reached. Several reasons anthe af so 4 i ee Hitle net change oy ae ey +e 1°93) 1X" ee 'of $310,227 after charges showing | Stocks os - High. Lew. stock, = fc. ¢ oss - OC re /May be stated why money naturally | am Zinc , gat 2 8 ; Heavy selitng of exchanges on lialy ‘ 1c “lane lene lene «(aah’” 3%/ 84| 34) 8 a gain of $57,710. Gross revenue | ohm i ON THE CHICAGO BOARD SS See es | 048,854. The Texas & Pacific re- Foreiss nse— -- 84.73 84.80 | respo ble for the downward tre a ct! é ive. POULTRY—Fow!ls, heavy, 22c:/}180 po . ; tame may call for a statement of condi- | ArmourDel . or che business wae transacted abroad jo- “ae 41% 415% + toad set) 26%, ported sufplus of $66,757 for May, | (Average 10 issues). .102.44 102 66 | week. Bey today, of the pot gg ~-F leghorns, ne, 20c; 3.70 to.3 fe ge ‘ion from national banks makes the pid ....| id 97%) 95% Saithds ware Bhvd hemes 60 @nterains 4 TR) 81 36 ttrq + ape in contrast to a deficit of $169,493 This Iast . Year | . are man 33c: springs, 1% @1\% ~~ Be: = pl 13.60 ; : banks anxious to present as good ere im) aan 24 | a as’ er a , 10 41% 41%! , * in May, 1924 ; Federa! Week. Week. Ago. | confined they | young turk 3 , ao grades « ec Aad r+ 2 22%, 2: eter the Oovernment wes eupportine 34 646134 43% 42%! 42 ; 7? «%. ‘4 Reserve ratic.. 77 76.3 $2.6 than to talk rather) hor bla ve. to & Ay “Kg ' sha @n appearance as possible. They | Arnola Con’ 2 9%: at%! §¢ Steiniiiel . ‘Sesndh eurhatittes ennatented 196 33 | 33% 138) 34%) yee ic aaianiak: nihdiedti ocmeaiies neue Pg st 0c ver ib rast ne A gd _ x: Stock market prices have risen wr otd > = = | 3S (om, © days. 42.52 ,- : ’ _ Bvectai te the Fost Pau! Railway reports a net oper- TO ne we ceeee .323 65.27 65418 pa a buyer. It wtil take road GREEN PEPPFRS—Ale B. soc. the highest since early in Abdeth ightiy, despite the shrinkage in | Barn Lea K 43 an (| r> in. OU days. 4.50 7 . CHICAGO. June 97.— Following Has Fin iain | ating deficit of $315,108 for. May,| ####§-°°= 997 27.272 291634 | Reports from che sen ammpete again. | PTS, Sig? $031.75: Miss! oe) 4 ome ro = +4 and one 1 funds in anticipation of the a pid 2 9s 04% os | Port of today's sales, ow and vlos- jagainst net operating income of +, couraging as to yields and ane more en- | $1 635 pe: UR\—Lotusiana. $1 - $16.75 + 3 — vy July reinvestment dems ,@ | Barnedal A; 98 25%) 24%) 24 >" : ! | = + fan — oo quality. 65 per bu b t: a "ite, e rT - , awl te aden a | against net operating income of HIGHER RANGE TO COTTON © Si='in‘Soaiy “Sethe eo teteee | Teapa S ea parkaness, 91.50, per | than the previous. shewell se lm t is certain to develop this year | payux Bro 15 42% | 411) 41 06 : i © rear. Gross revenues dr ed ? ‘els of wheat ers took 47000 bush- I me, the two hour session on Month last year. The Sekevate aan - te 16 potnte. a oo advances, of seciiinn: ¢ gy He Re k of ipport. Ar. | to d0e oe et. BEENS—Home-grown, 25 ' ame i for Oe eee Oe Bivity in the securities markets is |Bk Un G4 130) aoe 87 ss (tetehow 40.12 Chi Nippie a il * Stock Exchanee. There was operating incom ia lies am aan The market opened st ct 188.000 000 tues official's «estimated ‘ T YO Ce Ok’ aha rest’ wi. ioe, ge ~~ Mfaceablie to this seasonal factor. |Brown S 4 28 94% O24 OF ae Gunmenw be. 1s ‘! ST% 37% ‘rush of short covering as * sage . Chi a Tie Sained $246,173; | vance of 15 to 23. —e Pa - | 270.000 oe oa ee mers with | kansas. $2 to $3; 1 ane cacnal” Cadi oe th te hy ‘ ge That vrices do not move forward lat 1 Cc] : orm | , ta toma Northwestern 1f firm Liverpool cable dee nee atively | ar year ago. This provides | biera, $1.50 to $3.25 per 100 Ibe: $2.50 | R72" re ooh | — _— bres ™ , ard | ..| 30 25%) 2 17.00 bY als & €.., 37%} 26 | 27 mor spread that American Can ii. | ble jump to $2,011 aaa bok nade a — Nagy tones lb dry weather news tee surplus of 11% 0004 Oe blers. Siw to $2.25 per 100 Ibs.: $2.50 anid “iain ae we : res. faster in the cirecUmetances must be | Buff Roach | 1 ch +: ze 14.02 Fair Com .. 33 4° R, rectors next T . 2,011,300 from $388,- |cncive 2 thwest and reports of a usheis, compared with 190.0006 to $2.75 per bbl. measure and $1 to ~. firmer tone to the market fo * > Fs % 33 lwp the stock i o, would split |652; the Erie gained $222,479 and ee pong mars for cotten goods in & seetel ; . ; -s owes ex- per 40-lb. box. $1.25 Neh —— ne ng 50c hish -— to anrone who measures the ra a — ao -4 = | 5 9" pene . : on a asis of f th Fr ° ae © marsets. ap - i P eee or ONIONS—~—Home-erown r : were noted up to . with the ba VYanee that the market already r pt 7 o a4 3%) 33% 8 five f : our or e risco’s sug plus after charges ll months ma , 1: » r. With saies of $2.50- w 2" et ~* t $5.50 te 84. do A 10 38106 a? . -»/132 1132 - on th or one and declare dividends | increased $315,505. 9 | the - moy a favorable for the pweather con- $2.50; white, $2.50 to pen ee% Phas had. The public {s in the mar-| do B 2 >t Si, 20% er 18%/| 18%. e new shares which would be ) : a rices were \% rowins cred . "' ket. Brokers’ loans have increased | Burr'ghs 4 % % 79 * 47% 47m | She eQuivalent of a higher rate |; The Atchison, Tepoka & Santa #e' 0’. Ge showed loss of Soc to ake tac ee asl | POTATOE _ ; Smartiy, but with prices high they | Bush Term 50 Ig 16% 2 110 saat sas b we E ane paid regularly on the = tee te sauianineie ian bayer , Or $102 to $10 v4 haat hE September 94 riod. t be ‘ @ not [Indicate that the margiis a. a! 25 oe! 98% b= | share capital. It took 009,528, compared with SS « . . ‘ac A —Home-grown, 135c per doz ,, Sry 2 Sholce ‘Bre as slim as they wer ly 1 a. 100 La 72. | 72 | 16,000 shares of ook only | $1,437,823 tm May last year. Al- |$ . | Banches. to 3 , ' oe ee | a8 15%! 15% | aoa 2 of American Can to } : : : The: RADISHES—Home-grown t! lOc D rch. Z 50c im 58%’ 5S | 100 Mia O9 14 | 99. UP to $200 as compared with . Dut | dozen bunches; long white is per | : : . 7 . Butte & Si} 66) 12%) 11%) 2 60 40 | «40 ‘the final price of 190 the précediaz” h h bunches. . c Der dozen | ‘ : » Butterick 6 18%) 18 i! 10M 02% 102% \day. When cediag ithe five months this yea ard trend. RHUBARB—H good $4 to $5. Chevsere 1 wee Industrial Situation. \Gaddo OF §=§©08 ery 93% ase | eatin ®t the scfamble to cover | mors than $2,000,00 : ny cow ing sales we 2 bush per dozen ie 35c to 500! $3. and gauss Si to 28, With the steel Industry operat- ey" 112 ls teen | B7R) OTA s had abated American C - 000 to $12,261,833. {| Liverpool attributed dvices from the Seaboard omels teday. SQUASH—Alab | $2.50 to 92.75. fas © at ab 70 | .. 10 & | Ba fell back several poin:s ood ENE Cv ene )to buying on the poy advance there; !arse volume of business. wal failed > | hamper. — a, 2 ee ee i. eit about: 3 oar ses ae “a ms 478 : ¢ seg a ane 4 214 214 quently rallying — ». sudse- WIDE PRICE CHANGES IN | Texes crop. ; Position of the! cive ficures. Crop news is A STRING BEAN ‘ome- * * ty, a level to which it has held e > = : : oat nee et :o0% 2.96 200 Omnibus com tt 54%) 544 Pectation of a laser un The oe | > A yield will ve small ~ $2 a phlobeme 5 hampers. P ad a er something Iike a month, the i & re eal 3h} an 4 A wentine as ‘° . °> Pines Winter? 43% as 14% directors meet next 4 when the | UTILITIES UJ New Orleans Cotton. price& were lc to ee beeen Closing | noise. Ye bu hampers, $2.50; Tila | Prod? , : _ elihood of a decline to even €0|\C & H S0e 12 14% 13%. } © Leet 40.40 , 42.20 1 Song Ser pid 994, gn $y, mot generally shared Tuesday was : , OSL Bans. June 27.—Ssno- week 2%c to Ze lower. sinety waives esas us: flat crates. $150 %6|' } pene this summer; Becomes meee Can Pr. 10 115 143 130 % ing Ares: uD Ser : a1. M ; . however, | : a o points up. Sal. rovisions were firmer on support from | * ae sate s, $1.50: ai | ali more remote. Last year °per?.- an Ps 5165 1208) 3 many were inclined to . | BY the Ampoctated Preae ; gis. To ri p. Sales on | packing interests. Lard close ae tear SWEET POTA NEW YORK. June 27.—haee, . : y ““ | Case JI pf 276% 75 | @ , 10.00 11.00 W2s 23%, |the report and cance TR 9 age same FR tall cs June 27 —The market on! middiine 71 an. middling 24 - >i th a ome aod bt 0 $2.75 per bu ee sansemond. | mses breliers ty xpress, ¢ ms fell to about 49 per cent. D+ | cent Lee 14 18% 17 . : li 100 ' 53% big advance as h @ Can’s | in tcane’ ‘xchange maintained its strength ~ Uc. Receipts. he . lard was unéhanged to . TURN IPS—Hore-sgrown, S5¢ to 40c per | ‘tre. ewiet: n ee | ee % d continues good and scrap do pf 30 40% 5S% * ' is* Bewerthelese, ths ighliy specujative = gy 5 Kg A p> although consid. = ~~ > te 10c higher. belliss 5c rege > Na cee, boxed washed giob re " — otit ng was induced b = . . : Pe, a> 27. Butter ‘Wc . ; Cen 3 : : ) Gamay long awaited spl! _ that ihe vigorous advances that pg = gy A. -. New York Cotton: i « ~ ——____- Si’ INACH—Home-erown. 60c ~~ | ceipte 20.703 tabs: oan - Moked upon as an index, remain] “4, Oe. 7 3 P+ $4 94%) o. 100 Dae? bwoted seam 6G Spit up would be | ress during the last half of the week rT. | . NEW YORK. June 27 sed Oil. |bu. box: Mat leaf. G5c to 5c. 6 Agnes f 7 _ rm. The automodile industry | cer do P 4 45: 62%) 51 |S AoKy ee 4 Tn Oadb a cor 26% 2a | enough we Walt prearecs seriously rege se movement was in Mille: T° ad closed stea , arte ee seed on Turpentine, Flax, Linseed 7. ; rREt ITs. “ | eabve. we A ah . @ontinues active, although the peak Hest-teed 4% 137 49 , 44%! 4 - > ¢ e | . e ” | ? , . : +4 uy - oliw . ’ la ur? C ; : ‘ ‘ s epte hays w~=. tots of 1 to 6 | C5°PS. KA bagitets, nary frets. " ‘Winter wheat seems probabie, but PRE. 3; sf e| 44% 2 10 de - as bere] PR) BAY The e fright. changes in other issues were mostly Recut ber. 10.70; January. 19.85 Sales 21 O00 tp ets pee SI 13 per callen .for raw r bex. crown, ge to | ww : 27. : ‘i lctions of the crops necessarily |c @ O 4 ~ eo: 94% 4% | “ oO fe res $9.53 vs YE moblh .— + ae Bond Market > Shenae Os demand continue } yn St. Louis Sect © ts a ag BANANAS 4% ene to $9. . : ‘Must be unsatisfactory this early |. @ 2 6%; 3108 abs x0 De iteaies : ae Univ Theater’ 5 _ jae Attention of b th ined e to ofSset selling pres«ars a" , otton. —— >; sales, 777 | ALACKRERRIES , oo . , the se c Chie & Alt ) | ; Ay LM ter ® 5 ond traders ¢ _jthat usvallvy develops + th t andl Spot cotton wa veoh i it pt 676: shir t mo ee OY ~~ 4 [IES — Home-grown art aac ; ason. ‘ommodity prices ~ | 2% aux! 7% = a |, Oe Welt ats |. Bib; S30) 19% | Discs the toate te reien = plightiy higher. Ser company shares were | Qvotations erdinazet is St. Louis. | Rosin firm: sales. 2032; | - SgRS | harvest, $8.75 f $3.25: Eldoruis, $2.79 28N@ 2.90: Oklahoum meeerally have reached & éegree °f o & Aa WF 33%) 35) 3 30 W » 8 ere the featu a Pe ee: eee oe oe igh, | ™@dling. = *: middling. 24 She: - 9, stock, 2.9% quote ~& NTALOUPES—cCalieoe So Padi! ization - that , LL 44%!) 4%) + % x0 . 60 "| 51" |ative indifference manifested by | "weakness was shown ‘it or Period some | Mddiing, 25.50c;' middling fair, 26.75 1 $u.20- RK. $.70@8.80: N sai8aes “$4.75: ‘ptangard, $4 te Oe Tee rm uid s $i 20: Brrioyment holds o ‘Detter then ‘cnt Gt Wes 69 12%) 10%) J try 14.700 Yellow Mte RB) se: wy | holders of foreign PB om a DY | priced pm Nn tl A py Ny a — as weg ., $i0 S500) 40° W oo. Hil oA a0 eS to $3 50: flats. $1.50 op CHICAGO Fu Fn been expected. Hand-to-month ig or Pp on ts 2 | : "J a Tor les 22.000 ohare” fav : “ e un- | Pow ee ee mdi Nationa I — _W.. $13: X. $13@1: ‘honeydew melons, $2 to $* 3¢ : Ee ; . 7 | : ie MPa Ve Ole) sales 32.000 avorable financta! developments be “= sustained lostes of about 5 point. p New York Cotton DU LUTE Minn.. July « 27.—Flaxeced |... pe renies— icaraseae 3 t KANSAS CITY. Mo. J whe Ying ts still the Tule, but a larte do pid. .! 2a71 14% 151 1 aN TORK. June \27-— a fair busi- ————_— m tee which have been such a dis through a nee = =e 4 ~4 mason all Eee pee hg 9 meee Sas and light ae TN eo » S209 to $3 | potter fat. eggs. poultry aan ote _me of business is being done, C & ks # oor 198% 2 4. re a steel indust ne fac a Bane cet go re the buillis activities NEW RK . o> iS ass. Dut later weakened in th a ee oe t changed. ' * it 7 ) | | Boston Stock Market 7 panei ctor im the exchange! we FL cog of , néuetrial croupe and a | closed hn, agg A —y btniak an Mes 3 st. oy &,! AM Seamber , _. URRANTS— Michigan. 323° t0 . 50} —— (War Qa tak ie easel a r Fan e ap sau 92% | rt . - r Ogle Fe, ma Violenr fluctuation 4 . ‘ 4 t he nt. on case , at — a.) : % 7. té ‘Sper'sl to the Post.Dte . greet, wrench bonds, which were oft a _ The result of ate " : .’ 33%: ~ June 2 —Fiax close pee tee ne Higme- Seen. $1.50 am. $1 (3 to $2.25; bu be Mequate do 6 pe pt) ¢ os b+ . > ROSTON. June 27.— Pol, ractionally for Friday movements Was to cars a large number | rev. | * an gi a : Oct. $2.44.) LORE ReERR vo [oe ee eee eae ee q Oo Bep-4 do 7 pe pf 12) 9 | e Ung ef today's’ hisnect.” lowe ahet bed theraleae c tm | ents cause the pect high records, and in». - mm. Sow. Ci Close St a 94 ate EERRIES—Miszourt. $3.25 vez ete ee tee eee e Csru ao 1) 235) + district average = yy for tae most active stocks on lack of offerings ee eT ele traded was ae wet Pane the securities | 7 3. 23. Dry Goods Market Review case. ase: Arkansas, $7 per 24-quart | helle, $2 5 $273 ) ” tT ..., Varepeam Crop Outlook. P > 14 a's) BD) & sis such as have ap- | refrigerator geahe enane were alba te ember .24 1! on ov = 8? 2375 NEW YORK. June 27.-—C . sc a See form. _ SOM 3606. ) $179: Minots Mat ’ 7 { Conditions everseas leave some- oS -” 35) sis, y “tae ne snes 33 | June 27. Cotton rnd 96,50 00975 emalier. $4.73 to'85.0. 7 | 14, Ca oat oe | ioe gree Ming to be destred, Dut we on this |MY,., | 4s gry! say. S a oe ~ gee Bide of the water are disposed t@\cnie 2% | 71) MS) 22%) B » = 2i% 2. my per nt of capacity and — peared tr } = 1 other ec " nN snes as’ ees ab es) So. > seg - na : rises. The Belgian |ivence during the last half of the week nuery . 2: Se: = “ bed frem Youngstown te. June Sasten, ete — ; (Freek ~. al fairly Stead, The Niger (Ormerat ion old a‘ the oh h h c= - - =" E . ; 7 ? =" : ? : “av ) " : ‘ 7 of th f . - ) 0 th 3) ws ' M "35 - ete ming | SR iiter of @ minus on the! Werpjonee Sy. ‘S declined only ees record of 33% 4 ~~ ‘« er . . i=. * ' oy S he fine . _ 31.75 emico $2 50 to $3. and biack. $2 te 8F my ay c. atee! merger te ri ' ape from Friday's a yY a raction itimenced tur . : the steck beine Coen Jui “toher ©: 7 comity . se solid that ex- ORANGES-—allfornta. large and mea /quert tray ; . d se, the so-called shares would be traded on ag Feo Gs! ©3 3c. ec, JAnUaTY, T3. Si rch, | ne « lines of gel eed mf oe $8.50. emall. $6.25 to $7 7 a WATtEH MELONS — Flerits ren n-lssued ie ra il! be epened on Mon- — 6 i'maket crates Car-* 5e- 100 now | Dean _ crope are apparently Iikely t® | tyme gave the market @ firt eel Orbera tion. ic A Conner , A ese active, bet as ore.” Copper ee ala pag revolution not appearing as serious basis nex: Tuesday eeess e- , ; _price ranges running from 77 % a " th yap ai *¢ , . : NE A aaa H ed a el eee list quiet- | tric. which bow © patees be ge | ft “qe ~ sy an | -aus ic . t | | . ‘ - = ——- ; % 18% | Y** adsorbed by the re at 180 ‘pateans of New Yorn, moved up wer an : r wear were bought fi ye id ef industrial crisis. Demoralization | its advance. Outside of th wees % % | stocks. There was, h D | eduction to 222 National Power. af 7.—Cotton fu-} libe 1 . ~ e the French frane again this | and buying of sever pe se 4 22) | Weakness anywhere Cattad iar? | Owens Sheet Gnas was ‘exceptionally’ | =— ‘ provement. Burlaps. w a1 |) A. G. EDWA R DS Meek. yenterday's quotation Raving land Industrial stocks, the te | a States. PR en eg te ntio : | , ~~ abet Pr $5 | Government obligations were oe a be me from 200 to 182. The — | Prev.) 2 ne done in anticipation of an un- & sO yo. a hew low at 4.53 cent®, | few developmen Mergenthaier ...°). | ty) 66% *FOUNd the high points of F m_ | acter of the market may be inferred from Cee | atk Cole | ollowed Finance Minister Call- | shares were W* New Cornelia...” ' 17s 6| recovery, the Treasury ge ware Sinad a Racer ot 30 bait n deren issues Bs bY - a . 8 request for a six billion issue | ever, Sout New Eng T@T...... Cisioe im especial demand. New se ithe week. = © patete coring 3340 a3 STOC 3 “: a2 KS, BONDS and GRAIN a> : will be the final solution has eourt im the tie ti0\ | Way juntor tssues wer . lef th m showed a strong tone Some 2% t6.. Gm mm 1 traged. heavy selling abroad. | dend controversy. rao ces ty hae | 26% | Speculative interest 5 @ neglected. | Sicitnes, “Gibens Ot enter! moderate | “January. 23.590: Ma 2 “a i ewise, Ttaly’s plea for leniency . = eee eb P ‘a _ T1GTIGY lrubber stocks did © evident fnio¢ the pc ge continued the feature ae ee the formal negotiations start o oh 0 einai oa | $3 | bends. not extend to the|high record on the announcemets woe — Premier Mussolini's mission i i- impertant tne | newuncement of an at St. Louis. Individuals. Companies or Corporations. what- t “Ov Dy rosa The weekly of “he reas ein production. last queted at $7.85@7 90 100 tt is incorporating. or Romeniont American debt funding | of other } a ee ‘. Der reorgan ring : ‘ Ssion, wea - Federal Re- Roston Wool Market. ty gers, fimancing thru sale of oe bende. s™tten ef th ~ mened the pty | chase Specia: to the Post-Disna otc —in any State—of e lira. new BOSTON. June 27.—! teh. Utility and _~—g & ey 7 + . . 3 — market was centered iareete in the woo, nae Nation en, pr yd extras A 14-16. $5. a Aw me eixn wool mark imety in the | Write your of the Steam fil, goid éou . the —— “ j mibded sheets. spot. 88 ec. = meked 4_¥., ial 1 :

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‘ a a ee 2 ome wee RP meee nn « — a" Ww, TS PIM 4 ; te! by 0ST. ~DISPATCH 3 “+ in Pee [NESTOCK PRES 48 the official record | eee HIGHER FOR WER ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH no a4 vl EW YORK ST =e wn —_— UP THOUGH e823... —— EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS|| NEW YORK BON ET | ere 6,204,600 shares, comparen rion (he New York a rapes D MARK =] Tha 150 %e | Bip- te ISI te -me |, «a 144 %> ee **e 8 ese Se « ‘me fae 149 ye | COMPARATIVE i week ER | Me Be 14335 93 c week weuleene’* same week a yea compared with 7,063,000 Stocks } Nei ER WHE . -)% Cattle ana > : Owing | r ago an /¥62, last } M48 Th Ga |: Hore *:** 27-892 20 — ; “ (00 omitted) ron thé Serene sales ‘ara en years ago. Ana. Div. | tor mas | Low |Ciose Ch'se wr the Rost-Dispetch “251% -%4 |: Sheen '‘** R228) 50: 2 | Price c han eek in 100-sh ates in S| W’k or | for | for W YOR _142%-Malasyn : > .., 20.071 183 Fo S, and the net ch g¢, with th snare | W'k.' Wk. | wk . K, June 27.—In th Ay ee tthe |: Horses and ““'* 49.621 jy tra. *¢ Part: changes for the e high, low and c] he Re] 1il 88-1 3h eX; | OF Sales, highe in the following table a ee eed [nee ce ‘y stock. +*¢pP week. Symbols; — do pt 3%| 4 ® | 36) \— % | Stock E st, lowest and closing prices will be found @ list Ba” p00 LORD |: ——— 1m | nt In stock ayable in pref % ftPartly ex- PS ofNJ 5 + 4) ck Exchange today, sa prices of bonds ¢ : 100% -% \103i4-% |; Totals . 99.628 “Op.o55 | on Loans Ti crease for ween 1 DOF cent eterred stock. f* o& 68% 67%| 68 |" i Q ay, sales being in $10 raéed in’ en the - Big |: 's . 99,62 : 70" : @ Kate uarter] - °*Plus 4 ‘pf 2113; , i— % uotations : 00 lots (000 : eS Bee ae 828 99.952 ilegjas” ighten as Or week. ....Unchanged fon ny, “increas se ° 7s pf! 3 113° (213 [— 4 | thd on all United Stat peppy 2 thy Eee Oe a ee ec SS 4.148 -Vnchanged for week © for week. —De. do ris | ga). 7%@, /100 [too ? rty-seconds of a doll es Liberty Bonds a . ss , i. = m > a A > a ‘ ock “ 2} ' as ar, th re in dollar a *-* Me j dol igib “1036 — Unde- moderate ‘ "** *eeeedse Month-End N e a r « = oe rae oy Sale Low ro Net Tem ENE a Pee a P a aa | % wy «| **e@e méans $99 and twenty-four ree for instance, a sale printed her ae Cleve S 4 ig TOR 1048-4 | Sears lly Active demand. ? Rates in) veo) lot (for | tor boos Pullman 8 |! 99° ,85%, 9%, | 94 |—1% | $1 Total aalee today were $5,178 00) ne teller and not $99.24 2 Colo & 100 % Cons | Honal “Stockyards saat the _ French Franc and Italian | “2 4... 237 68 [ea ti} ore New MARKET AVERAGES. | Pure On| 136) 0%| 30% 3095-3 youre 11000 @ week ago, $8,610 006. a’ skainst $10,292,000 yesterday, | | “*iggreue os" ———eee | ended, Most ¢ ring the | a Adams Ex6 67 i W YOR 184) 30 a ars ago ee & year a : 48 “a AS sb : shar a in “the. attle. h gs eh 6 * Adv R are th K, June 27 —j | oO pid 1! Le 29% 30 : % . gO and $5 387 000 t 8 Cu er eee eee as & upturn Dear Lira Sell at D li pt 3 5 "me Associated P ' ollowing | Radio : 107 {107107 [ey ° From J : . we oNR “ BD, b TpAnes, assume awhich. in | eciine Dur- Ahuma if? 2 ages: ress stock aver | dio ...| 478 3 1 an. 1 to date sal 5 Dei & Hu 92 AST | unchanged. “Combine seetion. remapeaimme ing Week Ajax hubs 00 i (104 Saturday... ;,inde 20 Rate " Railw Bea'| | 90%) 49% S88) 228 | soos nzeet SE° And $1.563,993.000 two yearn cen Seainst $1,768,936, ‘ Da ‘nd Loz ieiter * wee _ 44% -45 46%, 4 similar ; 628 he . aska Jun| 8/ 15 OF occecenss Bl. 102.39 ‘ 1} 72 ~aige, SECURITY. High.| Low. Closes ; ako 56 | 56% in OATS ~ ~~ | 148 fo fa, the previous © ALO &D4 ~ 1%/ 14 Week ago Doe rt 21.36 102.18 | Ry St 8 8 / ‘19: 3 72 % GOVERN 1-89 «| Aw. Det U R 84 “iu mame tt ee) wer the corresponding peer . do 125) 92% | 89% Year a steele e122 101.95 | do pid 7 "117 133 2 ne BONDS 20 © Ty oe q 45% 46 40% 47 * cattle mark ng pfad 7 8119 1 95 . M117K%EILI7y! , °% | 73 L a . | ——~ 20 “| 84 BER ~ 47 | activity raet show , : Al Cha! 3/119% 1119 % /119 .60 ay Cons . f @AL MILLET j-—) ® r—— || BOND MARK Erié con 1 1 Tarun “Ga a0 | Keene” of 30e to 738 the” week . one pe the Prous etree te an8,3t 7 “tba 108% 106 13 | name dg ae} 1% "50 (Bom ery | den tke 4 1888 86 | B38 85 ie 3 és Lie tee" * [2028 '100—90|101—a 10 as? rich emag nang : 13 nee : 10m —— A. veel cowe eT ing steer ,e ? 7 tch. er Ch] 65) 184!) 17 . Kinney 1.. 2 |} 2%!) 2 ly do i p é 17 i7t 44a first ratle 90. gay. . 18 FE i % oe 101% “joa }tho wostest gain’ iter gre vEW er ae: June 27.—The Even.|A i e's | °72) 28 48% | 53 remo D'&) 3) 36% | 33% o3%) : nae * D2} 3] 1% asi 3° | 4 | 114 S547 N0d— \1032—23/102—26 | 9 bite uliiities * “bs: 8: bs Ot Tk of 83's : Rt RYE. — | he hed a.*o0 canner an: - M ‘4 Post nm - weekly copyright A Beet 3 4 57% 57 Net. Gas @) 5) 1) 2 * =i—-* LV wel a SS e-« o> 9 é i ] } . rt ** . : °e 6a 11 : a | 7 } ed a4 42 | r% An Lee } | gre] 88,,| 85 | 86 do pfd “31 Bo | 2f.,! 29%! ° ae | ned actriace * 31 Gt N | 104% b 108m | ened 250. Nd the bul) p : review, says: do pfa 7| 7k eel 2 By ne Ch’'ge t & Ti) 177) 16%) 14 - 2/ 90 Fed BPS 27. mmned & ty Oy 107 % iia) aa = in beef enter) er with the Ures in Oh, 2 «FOr e@ day it seemed that sell Am Ice 7./ 64/112 | O | 71%i\— & | Go ext 41; 3 | %; * & Oo 2d.p7| 1/105 = BUA 4 | Seab 1110%llloa tian mets s 5 { 1 9 a ; ‘ ; ' -— 4 , - Can 4 « | 2 3 j Macy ‘ 1105 OS a | a A lL 49 3 +) r [110% — % 28 Bergen P **ee 1 Grain | Vance in stocker ce? inlinenc on @ fair scale migh do pfd 6) 6) Rout 08 «(110% | © a - 56) 45%! 4 Freee *se-| 17) 87%) 85%! 87 % | do 30%) 29% Se "40. Ls Market, er « P ght deve 6) 82%) &2 Fy do pfd 7 4' 63%! 85%! ej & | Magm 85%) &7% |— pfa 42 t= 46 Boli , 27.—Closing prices avallatie ght $5 “to. soon" steers. Se Disappointed were the bears ey A LP roy! 23) 34%] 32%! Bail 3 22 | Cont 7) 6; 19 tee 115 1195) “3% Mallins | af 41%) oO | 40R\—1 8 weasreve | Aes Bes Petey tL. | 18 Brasil’ Se ‘41. i Leh t 4 , 3.2 quotable. at $3 "te Stock te mt the v4 tg however, when A . p31," jo! m0et rite”, 12 367- , My | Core > SOc} 109; 1 HB Lom) sox we. . Er 5) 5) 53 1 om si * (3 Soars-R 6 | ehh +.] 15 %4/ 16 s 12 Air é ; 152. i M i ay - 5.50 . het ; a, mer awo o the fact th : Aa Stt 154! By. pet 70 %| © 7 r2 i SY “Se | SVR). » oh 4 4 21' 6°" — Shaté& “a os O0% 168 = - e ‘55. 4 1 rev. Cal ves and bulis at $2 at securi- do pfd 7 92 117 49/1154, 11133 ‘8 do pfd 7 ~ 34 | 34%, ¢ yg | Manh Gu ~ %|,50 4 52% °@ « A £1 12 er 170%) "1% 4 Canada 6 re L Clone. | 8 $1.80 ries WeGe their $1 3.50 were becoming more Pfa 7, 1/120’ |129 @\s05 7 |, | Crue B | 1! 25%) 23%) 25%] . 7 2 1} 78 |°78) 73°) © | 8h8t Co 2] 17) @3 6 6 | 1 Can 7,7 ° TREAT. ———— ling to se the previo ascent » rather |/A Met 3. 15 j4e0 (T20 | —% | tl 4) 35) 67a! @rt | 20%/ © & qd MG 5 of laeuel ae | coe}? ote Shell T 1/65 | es | aa jist -anada 58 ‘31., 3 Le ry Dw US Week. less, Valuable. Th A 9) 48 47 wast ry do pfd 7 2! O7%) 65%) 67%| 914,|M'°S 3% 43 4! ited a rans 64 *1 4c . 68 135 16 with, & high S035 at $11. comp l money held to its Salt lhe Am en ie * 96% | 4%, O44 1% Cuba ‘Cans $2| 124) 83 ig) US| St M 5 on A rom 20% Ay ta ae * | Sheil - Pa 9) 42%) 41%! 41% se $ Catto se ‘al. , 1 ré ore : a7 ek and close ~~ 2% 1A SR 3 , 97 gy pla .| 64! Bau, zs 12 | —.% | Maracaib | 3) 4, #4 | 43%). & | f , © Se ° ak “4° | Southe n 8.25 ¢ 1 a more cheerful a RK S.J 30 ; , [3 64! 54: uu, Bom 4) macaib 31' 27%! ' 2 1G@ .. “ere 1 \46.... 3 Cc . 9 Poul $3.25 to $7 Eo years advanced me _ the stock eeties- dveteaitn = giv.) a “ot 66 "eu l s'k cu an 46 9 Ly oN a 38a % saat st R} 10) ph fant ay se % «2? pfa 6) = 138 4113224 Lae +. a is 2. |g; /101 4 od nH 2 M = 2 06 109 08 1 Man % and . & om ©... 341/105 % 105 © | vi. = d ‘ S| 4%) 4 cut. & o pfd..{f 2) 34 | sax) Sherwin W 102 02%'—] 1 Chri | 41 4 ‘CP O%e * Ss oultry Hog Receipts ein the week than had be. i Tiee.l. Am iD 104%) © a, o pid 3 rat + 4%) °° 3 do | ,#7) 9% | 33%] 34 | © pfa 7 . pi % ~hristi 8s '45../1 | 15 M e '40./ 98%) oat 14 Market With } lighter feen in som Ce nia . a 7 31 96 | 95” 141% — a | DL&W 7H | 31\144 145% '147 | #9] M ) 5} 14/114% ‘113 | 4| *1% {Sou Ry 5.) 908) avi?) O8%| 99% /— 7 DEL 51.2%,53 Novi y: Fa tae + 6 NYT “8 | 98%| 98m! 9 3M In g00d cames, 27q@/ Rese during the’, h* or hogs since | tation. On the ap-| do B? 5107 106% 1061 7 1D pi 1) 87%) Sopa et [MG p 1.89) 147) son es [1053 * | soteret’ 5) 27) 87%) 85%) 86 | + El Salva 8 | 29%) 99%! 99 13 XN Am Ed 65 '52) 107% 107 ” lots, 24 g20c 27 | Gass Me the following “sosg{OBed Wealke Mearance of a 5 per ce 0B 7.| p92) oo (106% 106% /— a0 | Det Ed 8.) a5 1991990 [10,%| 3 *|™M p_ 1.89) 147) 20%] 20 | 203:|'3' a ouPRSu 6 93! $2! 85%/ 86 | 2] 8 Finland 6s 45° [t2h M(LoL yu 13 NOT 1 *, 27101 % 101 44 101% $f . ses re- 73 top Grup f owin ns T ‘al. @!! nt rate for Ay ly pe & 40) o 2 ‘4 S G4 8 1 % | Tee & M ¢ . ~3% 122%/123 s ' ex a OO] 4° 16 ~U . a Spear &c Cae eh 71 % 1° F’ 68 45 . « , & LOL 1 . 47. 95% as | ’ 56 on Friday an ng to 12 » Thu money at this particy]) do pfd 7 124 (123 123! . Dod pt 1, 60 | 60 % | Miami 1 | oa} _| 445 15 ull do ey 3) 2 | 20%! 2 —2% ~ land 7s 50 tf #44; &43 Nor P 68 ‘41/10 } - 5 10 1 Ty extra, 420: stand lwith a ton “2, Saturday closing ie clons don, howev ar sea- “0 pid 7 1/108 [108 ——. = we ....| 471/ gay | sax} 29,,/-:--- \ 22; 9%!) 85 a fo pfd..; 6/91 | 557) 49% —1 8 Fland 6 etfs, 04%) 943,) 04 15 Nor St P Bs ° 5% ‘105% 1103 . I . " Cc; - | . np of 13 Closing the owever, We must not ian AWW 1.20 18 . 108 ® 3 do pfd 7) 2 «2 %| « % | 24% | e Mid © Pet! 271) oe ay Spicer . | pad | BO 90 ~ 468 54 ul _= be s "41, 07% dwt “% 1 ; Seconds, 33c; pack ‘kinds; The 4-80 for best week that a concluds oo va a 4 66% «#83 63 | * Ip Pid 7) 222) 83%! g2 4A | a do ti 271) 34%) 22%) 33% i eof 37 20 %| 19%! [1 F'l 6% 5 %! OL 91 1 Ohio R B Ge ‘48 97%, 97%) 10 “ " Marked on a closed ww th butcher - permanently higher b 10 P pid 6 96 108% 107 : \——3 14 ome 2.../ 13 14 ~%' 83 | e@ pt 7! 2' 94 =C 3S —— % pfd 8.) 1103 2 | 20 % | ° | 5+ Framer D BS: 6, igs | TP | 3O0OBC Ge’ 108 103% 103 + | the h has be asis |Am Woolen! 101) ¢62) a7, 2O8,.! 1% | Doust’a-P 1) | % | 14%| 14%) © Mid 8 Ot) : } 93 |; 93 | Stand Ga : 3,103 103 6 7% 42) 95 | @ ‘44 cia! 97 “; F i: Northern twine | buteher hogs f 4Uc to 4 hi vg en reached. Several re: ooten| 101; 36%) 84%) anm) ‘ igi a-P 1) 1) 19% e | . | 2755 2% f I as 160 53% | 51%! fesess JO Frenceh 7g 4 (| DB%) 05%) 05% 1 O P of NF Sa ‘42 | 96% 97 % 5 N sales of th 190 po Sher on @ itay be stated easons |, #0 pid 7) 20 78: 8! 36%] © %/D SS&A pt 6; | 19%) 19% )\— MS pfd 8) 111127 1% — |gx2! 72 Corm 72 40 rh} 97 | Ob te 10) 1PG&E 5e ‘43 | 97%) 97 1 ‘Vanee, the show a corres and ship. Me Bot apply to the si ‘A will do pfa | 4 mi .7%! 7% \W. Dug L 1p?! ~ 100% 1100 % {100 x | +a Ss gs : : | re ee a SO of C2_- ~| 85%) 85%) 85? way 4 man GE 7 43) v3a%/ 9 ’ 96 1 & IA Se ‘30! 99 ye | 98 7 ber ib., | weights ie bpr in prices Ponding ,,'. gther 10 tuation in ane | Anaconda 4 28%) 28 Ont tg | ~UG Lip? 811144 110%. Mle.o.. Ss M.) 4' 29 80 ij Week at i3 at the end 60 ty May call for a stat ency son | Archer Ds 3 3) 83 7 6214! pou’? *3; | FiPan ctf! 954. sae | 17%/] 17%) x ,. pfd 5! 19) Ro *; SR 31% — 1% | ster) Gli 71) 12%! Jo 1 —_ %| 22 Haiti 6s 52 oa | | 84%/ 84% 1 Phil Co re @s *&) 12% 112 {112 IN and plain 40 to 13.75 wi of the tion f atement of condi- | armo, an 3} 33%' 3°% 30 6? — *% {4040 peo pd} 65 1 % | 33%! 36 ° 1. | =o Pac ..} 79! 33 | SI44/ 82 | © 1 | ge ing 4 18) 64%) 64 » SBE. % 12 Hungary Tlhe 44 O's) 06 TT] 16 Phil Co 5% 38 104.4% 194% [104% : sj better wn tinds at $13.60 to $13 edie rom national banks mak kur bee *% 32% /— 85 [do full pal “Bitob12 108 4 /109% — 2 | woe pid 68) un *| 31%) 32% /— ¢ e-W Sp 5| 96) 69% |; 64% — %/ 15 In Be Ja an! bait) 23 94 CPARCEI BS 7310) |,99%! 99 : lege | week ight grades of $13.79. ‘The Danks anxious es the/ Pfd....| 15) 97%) 931 | |. do pfd a} 109 44/109 10942 o1,* | Mon Pw 4 3. 48) | 7556) 778 | s | Stromber 6) 10 %| 65% 49 | 0714 6 Jap 2d 6627, 99 99 9 4 PI 16 73/101 /101 % . 25c: tur- | ever “ sharp advances piss closed ine & to present as 00d (Armour 11] , 944! 95% 964 '—~1 Bo P ‘ 24/ 93 | O1%) ; “2% Mont W 327; 83%!) BO! go — % | Studebak 4) ont 65 | 64% | 68%) * 3 47 48 31 .. .| 83% 9 erce Ar 8 43 11047 101 ° . due to losses . light kinde “AM appearance a al E00G | “A 2 | | ' a % |Eik Horn.|} 4 %| 91% —1% |; ard) 183) 6314! «o;*7| S241 ° % G7 49%) 4562! fo} *1 Jap 6%s 54 , 83%) 83 10 Pills F M6 ii 4 /104% 1104 10 close show! fulfered tow as. how- w S possible. They | 2 ...| 639' 24 | 20 | | Emerson-B _ G4 | 62%) 62%, Moon 3 ./ 182) When the C est dress |Art Med ~, 3%; 8%/| 98 | “ndicott &. 4\ 67x! ne s | Ys — % | Super § 8%) sS\%! yons 66 34 ...| 8 s 100 Port! G B 5 35 1% }1 “Vverage quotab 130 to 150 ¢ Controller ce J 1 15:8 5 a = % | do pfa 7 ‘ ‘% 66%) 66%, 3% tt superior OQ! 25/ 4%/ S%\— % 9 Marseil! ‘| 54%, 8444) 84% | 25 Pr se ‘to 60c higher that $13.25 to $13 According] y omes around. | 4tloom 2| S0at) sot] 23%) © 3 vow vl. MARe ats 4 \— % | Moth’ : 80%! 80 Sweets | | 4% 44! agit ¢ 5 es 68 S4°| 84i% Bare) Stl Car 5 33 $3 ° 25} 7 . * Sly, national pb: a 2) 3944) 39% R91, « {Erie .....; 20) 297 3% 114 | © «& th de %/ 101) 7 A} 80% AE chy | =® ‘ M 4 10 % 54%) 84 1 Prod & ‘s 3 |.93 um and light than last Sain a te alli nal banks are/,.°° Pf 11017 ¢, BOM) © 4 | 20) 27%) 27 | oF + |Mo W ‘%) 63 ~ Symington | 1 O%) 7 lame 5 1M tl 20%] 204) 2 Ref 8 31 |111% 1 N 96 and ‘dey t&ht weight pigs from 140 pote Ma im thetr loa ' Ass D G 01% 101 %/101%/— 23 do let pf} 23/ 35%) 35 | 42.4/— M 1.20) 345) 27°") 94) of |sa;: d 5 | 610) 16%) 13%) 16 “ rontevidio 7 52.| 96 se 9PSE&G 5% 59 111 % 11 % $3.23: me. | some auotable at $12 ) Do Becurit! cans and selling | 2 = ! 3, s do 24 pfdi 9) an) 25. | 85%/— YT ulling ..) = g/ 3 a4 | 27 631g | 22 A 2.1 10! 21%! ¢ BD) becwe. 1 Nether 6 72 + 28PSES& 104% /104% Oat 1 ~ of the trashy 2 to $13 mostiy. _ les to get money int “50 ...) 50) 52% i Exe R 11 / 2) 34%) 34%) 34) “4% !'|Munsing 3 18 17%] 17%! e1a2 |.Telauto 25c) 4) a ai ——_2)__ + 39%! 36%! 36 @{|Mur'y 2.40) 31%) 32 | Tenn Cop &| 2%} 12%) Norway 8 40 2 108 7P 99%| 09 180 to 3006, hard SS ®004 through, ht pigs as « . ME tend to less ch, of course, |A8*d Of1 2! 100!) 2Qqa, 3M 99% airbanks | 3 4%): 190% |—1 % Nash 11371775 1} 35%! 34 4] 34uiooaa Cc | See es: sabia « 4 Norway 6 +++ (110% 110% [110 26 A S cv 47 37 /1 1 Ps 4 85 . underfed, in. | ever y Snough of this som the week wi Vv ssen temporarily the sun |AT&SF 7 92 118% 37M 3 wok Pai-M 2.60; 11) 8a%' : 72 | 4 i— %] we mg Bh 13/439" 149% ita: . to 4c: a0 ve . arket. Packer rue criterion cf i woof fu a . The “isual |/At) B & : 1) PTR @ek 94 Bs 2 do rt | + 103 % 102 103 4a Nat Ac sia ~| ‘ % 105% (105 % | x & Gulf! f a a | 51% —— wy Orway 6 43 100 100 | Baka & Co Hs 93 92 1 accord! ny to cual 2- | 1Se higher ; 80Ws cl i the uy 3 4ndas 10 the interior ‘ ae) : At) eg 42 my ‘ _ 7. & 8.. | 102 if j 3% |\— % Nat B 4 ‘| 7% ” a ee 7% tt ‘ } 3 do % 65 ee 100 100 38 2 7 4 ex 107 107 % 2 ity: $11.90 to gpa st%. S#les Of this close cara. Wd of the mont! ior at the [Ath C 1 7! ae ie00 saat GO%| 85M! B@ye i dolst pr 1| 2%/ 42y/ « > Oil 4 6:142 yar #|,13 * %! 51 Po! 40.....1 704% 28 4 2 Bine CO P 87 7 3 | rown, 50¢ to 75. | $13 80: IP 390 pec uel as follo ’ to make money de.rer | At! Pow 4 D1I7% ga 7e5-7]54,'5 > ™® | —_ 3 16%! 164) % | Nat Dis pr 5, 98%) OR 4) OR a) + | Timk 4¢¢ | 162) \14l |142% |_1 4% Oland 8 50 rct..) 90 28 623 Aj10L (101% 110 " os | 02 ‘ SO; Hehte — “ and over §] » Seasonal : wer. Sow ¢ 6 49 fe2 117%, |. do pfd 7} 68) 55 16% —2% iN p «| 65%) 651 = a*|-. # | Tob P 42 40%/ 41% # Prague 7 90 90 molly Ol 6% ° 7 ($15.00 ¢0 $i: wr hoes 160 to 180 a al demand for curre le nfa & oa 48 49 : | Fidel-pP oS 54%4/ 65 at Dia Pri 95) ws) 65% 65% /—144 rod 6] 623! a3%/ -o7| S14) ° % 5 Q 52...) 94 04 78 W Be "27/117 % 117% [11m OWN, 10¢ to BSc io tka 3.75. Btrone? po t week in « oo turrency | ae. PD 2 94 o0 | *31¢ : hen | m' 65 — & do pfd 86%} 34 441.) +4 do A 7 i510: m&! TH14| RIN | e0' ue 6 4 4 piggd 04 il T de '564)100%\100 1wN 54 7.) fa large Ginen ehtes” 110 to 130 Pound $i: oo. ay may be expected to h : i¢€ | Austin Nie! 9) oF a i Wy 11 %& ° - SthA R 64> j 165 i166 % é nam . 18) 31 % | 30 * _ . a, Tr Ww oo at 141) 5 4% tt le 1 Rio e 46 88 HS SS 13 Tidew oO 6%e "81/1 % 102% 102% 5 NY % boxes $1 an (four io $12, inde $11.50 to 12 te t 1 tening influence avea | do pfd ’ nk ~ s 2414) 24 | “| iret \ Din 4 16 | 18 1 wey x 0 pfd 7 2! 80 - 31 1% | ©1414 | Twi st 3 ] 25%) O51, | 9; ie me 4 Rio de 18 47.7 05 H5%1 96 2Un Beé P tae + 03 102% 102% 5 NY ‘*. » 71.85. 2, and stags § - Sows $11.00 ge ati) ice also, of course |Auto Kn Hi of “! | 91 | OL | © | Fish B) Bi ee as 200% -1 i> w@jNat Led 8 60 14 RO | epee | wm _City4) 3} 68} G7atl @oitii:*2;| % Seo P B Rol lee 95:2 1 Un El $2) 96%! 96%) £6 1 wc to = 30 : 1 10. Sil j 4 after the Fourt} “es | - - he “> 2 4. 14 8 er BR “) 111) 72 P . 0] i a + do pid ant : 15l 145% ‘149 a, | U' wood = a) aT ' 07 i 67 1 Deion 1 1 aulo Cc s 52 100 1 nm Il! 5%~e "54/101 ; j %y NY oe ( ambs Higt a » of July. Bal loc 4) 494 718077°75—- Pit do O 12%} 69%! 71%} ey * In ‘| 21117 | #129 |-°4 | 3 oT 43 3 dies p) ‘Sao Paul § 8 OU % |100 2 Un Ot! Ca ye %y LOL %/1UL% 28 N : ; test Sin . . ° ier’ £; 428 .1124))709 at Pp 8 4109%' s; °1 NRofM 2 4116%/117 | do pfd 7 | %/ 42%/ 43° | — 28 36.103 %/103 : 1 Ga '42)104%/1 es % Advenc . ce April |. do pfd 7 olsen 112 7 Minsh&e; ~ am ine SIR since early in A # that market prices have ri ‘Ba & ; 6 644.) 641 OM i— a | eielech'n 4/ 123) gsac/ e- %/102 j_-3 NOTG@ Mt) 751952 %!.12%! 12%). >; Un O C1.a9) 1; a | % % | — 15 Sel S 62) 88 88 4 ni F Gas Ge ‘36/1 re res . = Laninians “; eWe for full loads a a ae a sd ightly, despite the ) sesen —— ae 3 2; 38 «| an |] Found'n &..! 162 SS % | 83 | 844/ e NewN&H 4 ~ 122 (120% 399 — * | Un Pac 121) 39%| 38 38 Hg 18 me 7/48 24.20, &8 a7 4 3 U 8 Rub 7%e ‘30/1 ¥4 |402 % (102 2 | . . 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Jo09 aj 43 ul 32 |_9° spl B0c! 994)" 281 joa7y% __ N_Y Ship sl anesimnae weet n_Paperbd, wa Weed 1615 %|—25 2 Ajax Rub fs 36103 Tiniiiae- || 2 ‘98 53/1 1 OR % | BENS —Home- SPiNPATes With the orevious [rons View mmm the midyear been so large |BE S 2d pt| | 4) *3j5| 40%) 41 “| 6 ag |S Mot 6. aac’) 11%| 11%) tices |NYSistp7| aloe *in5) |.25, |— %] Un Ry Inv] oh) 28 xc!) 19%! 20 | 1°34 A Ch 70 “siltos OL BHO seu ss: 108 108 wat! | gs 6 00%, nae Eati Wye wttiee SE ARRRMMB ry are ely Co ye'neat ath" [Reve Bel adagis ystdlictyl2,3 | acct ga oats alee tae) ce [ate te Ha an Pans) = ©] eb") i) ta) 208) 3s Phos cin” Bo 1103, uae ltody | PW e088 8: Deel eas gp | te Hrd ei ss wee Tyee eget AbAre of the mavance this J € present increased ac. | *, Manhat! 286 Baa 32% 134% |—1 6 pet de 4) an (210% /113 "| eg’ _dop1\ 4) 2c) 68 | 68 || Use; pt 73| 83% / 76 | 0 ° % Rep deb 68°37! 97 * oni Wu 6 -- |1OL%/101 % j101 : ~% 4 home-grow ° "Py \-r. Pe STANLY # ; a Tay Pia eB showing a a ity in the Securities ’ “c- do pid id 4) ry Ph ol 4 Al % —j] & | ; Ry Sig a 21 98 Me 96% n7 » I e: Niag L&Pp| 11072, 28% | 28% ° %& SCIP & F 47 164 155 80% %4 Am Sm let 5s ‘47 Vs 07 97 2 Western - 36 %, 111% 111} 1 % 7 B25 per 100 Weg s thie wl Bh Jowred at gp. Che ofterings fa] Mibinble to thie eceanc ne §2 | Bk Un G 4 330 BOis| RO%) BO%! © af | Gen Pet 2.113 170 1180 &% ly 94 *| *3% |Norf South T%d107TKI107T~%) © &: o pid 7 (9) og [oo 4|t6l }— % 1 Am Sug Ge ' 98 i? w 44. j100 a 111% S8% 88 | ye noted aid: Gece his se mys se 3! ~a 2.'1360) 58 170 19| 34 wit: 14/US D | , % 6 AT&T elt 5 135 35 s5 i w s 90 107 13 aught hit Kinds heeede market for theep Ster in the ciret oOrward ° Ry) 5 ' sl Tales si °9 | Gfentns ie 2 4m | Sa | OS fumnZ i NW pid 4 li 7 79 % | US Hoff 2 ' 40 140 140 102 ATS T s 46 101%/10 101 S Stl 7s 35 c im Vo | were noted up ¢ ’s to 50e higher bie tlear ne cireumsetances must be |B 1% PR 36! 251, o4 ; | es 17) 5> 47 | 49 1, | ™ 4™ 3.40) 343) any 4 ip i, See ye 9 35%! 344) 34 \—2%| 27 AT & 5s sf ‘60 % He 4 $ Willys O 6% a oleae 77 77 ing at $; 50 te ee «With the bulk a to anyrone who meas ult Roch I) Soa | ea 4% i] ? Bed 7 Siias 55%) 561 1 |. do pfd 3) 10! 4an7e) 2008) 48%! *1% nd Al) 69) 87%! 84%} S%i— %| 23 T clt 4s '29) 974) 97 4 Wil & Co pares 02 MilUz 4102 y | €o kinds falled Rg $6. Medium and ee Yance that the asures the do pfd 6 a! on @, ‘49 76 ,|Ginter 1 ~ 102 j103 10 . % | Nor Pace 5! o@e@ $97% 49% 49% "3 _do pid 7 1/1135 11 | S7 j— &}] ~ AT & T 5%s ‘43/10: ‘%| 97 1 do let6ed41; OY on | ~“% | 1 do , r “ : = - ™ ; vy, ff =| ied my “ : , {, 7 2 7 4 - o, ; —*? ; . ~ ¢ _ ' : no * y _ 5 115 a 9 AWW ” ’ ; O3% 103 10 cvt Os ; ef “ -~ uo oR Miinulng to 8 pnow any c «e ] had T market alrea ly Br Briprf 3 a: . ay *) Iden an i % 3a rh iNunn Coa ] OS % f 5 Ss mR 1 ° = USRity 8 . 291 30 ) } 1 & e °34 95 3 1 do 7% « s re 71 - ~ do 1 SU mestiy * these erades o > he public ts in a do A pale me 94%! 94e@|_ 31, |Gold Due 75) 8p 27%! °1% |Otis Bes i 8 9 ’ “%{|U S Rub || 30% 128%4/130 | « 5 Am W Pa 2% | 95%! 95 1 S3l cle ..) 71°) F Ze. ie Nis qmodent throumhony he's, CePsMees MME omar nce eee nee the mar. | go wat) BA 106, gaa anos tH [| Goodrien | 32 29%) And! Soy) S122 Biv iT G5% 114 — aie ea | ett, te 8! “Benoee eee ade | ER| Ge Anesonte "ee" g3 1008 ati! or | ——© © 7 O» 48:1 00%! G05! dum | 1 * Adc per a Good en re aix rs r y, but with prices h t a« urr'ghe 3 at Ao 1. o0'% ~+3 —5 “ do pfd C S le 7] a. on . he >y Min ~~ AS R2 ‘ 83 3 ~ Smelt 3 16 361 8 5 -s “1% maa A > a 7a ‘38 101 10 RAIL a 1 > A ee Meccan. le . A SrowN tips. 0c per | Pisin to medium Sites eee SEEM? 83 slim as they were ce? | Ben T Bye 73, S8%) 87 18 %1 91% | 20. Dope 8 rif od ge /101 % 104% | aay | Otte Colt} 23) 27%) 26%) 27°) sig | aa pra’) Bo)15%/114 1114 % Ml 7 an ae Bie, an) 26%] 95%] 96 1; Ats, St fo 8. Wiouk toun jw. | ‘3 24 ®, 1Se ve doen Ganmon $9 to Th oo ” 4. ss rch Yy were ea} ly in Setae on 98 1, 981%) 981 * 1G a er > o% 104% 104 a* “o tie Sr) 145 “% '4eq ss) 8 Uni >, ah, 5 Barr ad - ees | DR % n 1 , i Ad % U2 91 ae. a i'4 ‘. 4 Ss 35ce to O60 i $4 to Cho $5 to med a ° ° ° Z 50¢ sal werct ea, | Gt N Ore 1) | 71%! gaa! ag.* 1% | O¥_Rot 3 3! 7456! 7134) waa. ‘ do pfd 7 4| 70°! ox.*| 224% — %/] 2B isdall Ss ‘31/105 %/1081 98% A 40 cvt 48 55 ._ 1.00% voy | 10 8 P an nne oppers and buck a Butte & S81! 66) Jom} 1.) ae (Gt W Bur al 09). 28Y) o7 2) S84 —1. IPaer 36) 48%) 4697} 448) °3%/U S Tob | i. ‘oO | 7 | eo 2 Bell of Pa 58 ‘4k/102i pono] 6 A st 53°) PS BA) § 9s summer, $1 pe; $= 0 to $233" 3 Hess .. get wieeentrial Situation. } Butterick ae ae } 11% 1234 % |, a0 mee fb islate 106i onl *, & rs = § 10116 hi 2 Teanca |) sf Ltd 54% | 54 ¥4) oy eH. jot ang Peau LI oRy : a Dan Poy 934) 28 03 13 8 Re mon goats $] to $2 : i¢ steel industrw | Caddo Oi) x»~%a— yo °* y%j|VTeene ‘ ” 14 ——$% i Pea fii 1; 20 } 7 2 — Vanadium | 6° 3@ am Si. % —2% 3 : , 02d | 69%) 18% 8 R ‘ fat about 7 ¥ operat- | ca); a a Meg 7 “~s—;, |Guentana 1, 13: 114g ge 8S Oil 2 64) BRK) 10 {10 |} Ve.) 20%) 37%) — 3 Beth s rf 5% '53/ I5sSBeéeo +. m4 , y a ~ 70 per cent f « aif Pk 6 10'115 ‘ ‘ 1 j > Sf 2 ntana =! Ht ly 134 | Pack 150 OS 46) 57% mweet* .f 2s a-Car Ch. 1?) ; ” . 28% [abe s 2 Beth s& , ; 87 14) 8&7 \& 7 ; 11 ‘s fi y 1 , Ry e ty, a level ¢ of capa-/|Cal P 13 O'N15 (128 (233 Juiase iG MAN)! 17) off , Die oe, 50 | 999) 3722) oo 2, OT! 91% a | eas] 2%) 3%/ 3% tS 96...) 93} og 7% do ref 68 05 % 1 % 12 x oO which i+ h: , s' 665 9 } OR ky H 14 | cans cyt! 3 6.11076; xo |: +-3', 7 | ©1% | Vivand. ‘9121% 118%/119 | « x 5 Cen I ; ‘33... 103% 103% 30 il do let 48 4 no ig | e n . steady; broilers’ June 27.—-Live nc on i more mer becomes more | (an Sou 2 ~ 14%) 13%) 13% /—— %& do pfd ‘MISZ2 (165 ett tte 1% anhandie | 2) 421 ‘+ %} 79 ule audou_ . 304 16%) 14% 18 , aaa 3 Cal ea G '45 . 100% 100 r ow 1 B&0 8Wdivis c'50! 98 a wit, is wh, BSc to 40 uvoted: in me by exp colo | i wre remote. Last year oper: Can ay *. _| 58 BR! Be Hays wy el 115 11> ‘9 &/ e Ly Pp sta! rt : 4! 43%)! 431 ei Wabash . 430) 90 & 1 Oak) : 1%, "3 be ; -&C 5 °37.,...:1007 00 te | 00 1 Bkyn & MT 6s ‘68! O1 oi 98% Us Washed wiobes ser poultry viet: eclorns 2 " reseed ns fel] to about 40 : Bre. Cas 7 115 145 13% 144%/ *u% do pf 7 30 BR ay 115 = | ark & T) 19 ° Sa | ] / 15 a do p A 5) 156 By, a7 %| 29%) 0 va 1 “hile Cop 6°32. 159% 429 i 1, Blin El 5» 30 0 91% Un ‘ c CHI J nrices unchanged, ba Md continue per cent. De- | a? JI pf 2} 76%! 75 | Feu. Helme, 3° 2, 103% '109 37% \— Pen & Ford) 4> 31%! 30 | 31 elm do pfd Bj] ‘2, 89%) 66%! @ te | , (Clo F & IT 5.43 90%) 90 1 12 Ruff RaP « 4%°37 &8 88 88 ue wn, 60¢ to 73 : uke: 27.—Butter lower: me | , S fo00d and scrap a lea | 1) 18% i? 2 sae : i” H, Rac 6 GR AR 102 —J] ly fi cf va 4 Com P 6 ‘47-1 LOO % \100 1% Ps ou Ss '62...103%/103%! 1 Uni R In : rsts. BT 437 . ts, ‘ nm aS an index. rem; Cen Rib 2 wat x ~90 ee OSs | House, 3 , 44.; 42 7) 44 ——e 36 4 Sr) 128/ } 46%! 47 e 6a Bs. 3°77) @3%! oe 155 a 1 Co are 101 % 1101 Biter & Can Nor 7s ‘40 il . 103% 6 VaR houn Cou a3 %c. Fg. hi od ‘4c; seconds. ; The auto ’ main do mea ~ a 20% 36 36 1 | Howe 44 3 14 3> b.. Seede Peo Gas 8) 1R! 1% ] ' 1 %& % do pf 7! ] , 6] 1, 61 .— F&F P “ mA B % ‘% ‘37 106% 1061 ‘* 5 Cen Pac 4s ~ ied 6% /'116 118 times x et: Minoi« ow. $1 to 116 Canes fi gher; receipts, PMntinues »mobile industry C 9 prc, ‘ 4 Q > 94%, 04 ar _— Mb | Bro, . 7 19 192 3% lo Sate my Pera Ma R 117 T, 163 11 sy . ly Web- Hei] 4 § 106 ly 105 105 ie | e oy 3 Von ( hut - 4 ‘ 2” RA a RG a9 & |... Hu a’ { 1% ~ Ms . 1 lo Pj Jo ne 409 *% Ra x %& a + pak 33% 128 128% cc onP&BM 6, ‘44! 48 1? do cvt ITS 102% 102 h 4a *—~ Home-gro pound. trading {air =: old TR: new stock | of the crops necess Chandler 3.! 88 °37%!) 348! ena 44 | 2Upp Mol: 378 9% (U0 ‘1%! @ 3 Phit ay 1’ ]1 + 39% -— y Oe pia % 4 48%/ 48% —~—5 % 28 Cubc s 84%) 86%) 96 l 46 - 106% 105%) * 5 } $3.25. ef wn warty | Arkansas sacked” tee steady mt be unsatisfactory cessarily|¢ @ 0 4° 60) Daa! Or! OL” 6 | il Gon 20 118 | ny | pp, MOTHS 124).172 81%) gy: 2;W Ele pf7 2'117% 117 “ita ee| 22 2 Cub Bom ye ee, 30/100 % | 100 1% 110 ™ 13 do Cen 4% 92. | wi | 9 te 106% ari ray orrds + : is! few $2.80 °K trium the 8easo . ory this early do Dp Als! 2 108 “i1oR ‘ss 7 hero i Ind Ot 1 ‘ : 9 113 ly 1129} iis — a 7 Pet 2 487 44 1S x, i? Me *j va W Maryid 25/13 ar 197 117 le °9 14 4 worst om Ss iM 44) OR i 98 ma y 4 i do evt 4%e 30 j 97 4 | 9 7) “alifornia 4 cobblers 5a 5 trally n. Commodity prices |Chie & Alt ts fae re do tte, | bas, 28%! 35%) 38 Mee Ate 12075 34% i ae do 24 pti 6 in! yan} 13%, °,% | 58 D ey ne Se 51! 94%)! ag] oa CAA 3%s 50...) 50%! Hy ; ea to 4 ‘sR. $4. Re limit on °.50 y have reached a 4 @|.. 4 pid..| 25 ot ae G& |..... /Indian Mo?! eae f | | atl ° @ | _7 Pfd..| Sam: o,6° 26%) g91 soit} Pac 52) 77! 4: a 18%) 18% —1%) 4 et Ed rig 5s '40/10) 1 | vay A f 50 71... 10 4; 50! ,. 50 late $15 7S: sony | sa reund narnet ate lization that ‘ egree «fic 2 FE ni! oo) ON i%} 8%)- %i de aa" Ri 17%! 39: 1940 ‘em do prprfs’ 44 81%! 75a! an | es? | do pf ez 2% OT “4 49% 430 ( @ 4 6 Dodge B G4 4! se! O72! Ol% lola 3 C&E!I 5 51 ie 7 102 fle 10 $2 50 ve, 2, $1.65; |, CHICAGO. June 3702 BePloyment heide og ee OUrawins. | do pfd. .| 4] 83%! 3341 a8 i— @ linden ony oi] 87. 1 87-1 87 ee | at] 68 173) 145% 165% e161.) LP SS fae an oe Ol) oo 8 Het & 22 a5) on 4] Oe) 2 aa 74%) 74% bine -Krow » pate. changed ; ed dae | holds up better th: Chi Gt W, 1) 44% | 44%) 44% r ee wet «641i 93 OT Be! FT es | do pti | i 2 ” 15% | w ar p, 6 w~ 2,331 J2R2 | eg - Donner St! 7 *49| | a AS 2 CIAL ret 56 47 165 | oo to $5 per 100 | chateed eces, poul *. _— ee teed is still the rule but a 4 ith i. M Ps Pa P| arn “0% ; 24% ° A Cl ° & P Pp rf %/ 48% eres 175 to $2.25: by } v8, but tn > in pfd 7) 24/109%/108 |yond| efit |i™t BM 8 4:124¢a po, pata 7! Pi Ft wae; ~~, 85%, 85 catl ota d 16%) 15%) 14%) " earin 4% ./ PS—M issourt $325 lpndineta,”’ oc aie 6- basket eattete. 61.20 & 4g Uate general they are 1g 2", a 5 7| Ol on | 90 2 i 9 'Int Cem 3.' 80! ga * ett 121 % ‘7 ly Cpr? &, ,; ov 85%, 8 & a pid 6 30% Min 30 — Pr earings. ' oney, S ver! SCM ‘ oe ‘| 98% | 08% 98% A saa, oy ber °4- 6° 1s | Pj v4 ‘ tJ ‘141 ™% 14 - Wh , 7 2 ria >> og The s P —_ a netiediaieeaee 5a °° mong oth ) 24-quart |9*.25 per bu basket. Api ete ole e do 6 pe pf} 8) 83%) &3 3%i— %& | tnt © Ro! 594: aaa) ar | 2% Pies a] (fl oe Ls 141% | White Mo 4 724 75%! 710g) sami ton reported ie, Clearts as 16 4... | ue er well-secured 4g omm. 30m to ie $2.50 to | 27S Den aaivot hiey @®e@ : do 7 pe pf! 12! oR%'| $s BS Fa | — % | Int at, ki 4 44% 41%! 44%)°°""* | Pitts Te ¢ i 6@ 37K) ~— teri. | Wick wire 19 | Bie 5. i ™ + 0 ated clearings for jam 9 feencia-| 16 CM4&Sp deb 4s sal Pt fd re 49 # we suggest th mga? '2 $5.50 360, | 71,7): Mlinvis fiat crates, $1; home-grown, MEE "Ce oe Crop Outlook CSPM& 0} 11 43%! 436) anc | do pf 7) mite 1083s |107 «i Pite Ce. | «(4 41 *) 37 | 33 1 |wr same 4s) 4) oan Ms akin 7.000.000: Thin pagiMt, day igs seen, | 18 CMSTPEPS $s 25) 48%! ange! ga a8 attractive pu met an ; % and p 7" pl Daekete Bh- -_* “grown, nditions ° | do pfd 5! 1 Oo pone el Ss “1% itr an 117% 317% 1... tts Ut pf, $1 | ef ch .etf' R44 43 — 2, ee | corresno: ; * year $3 see r 40 40) 48\) purc 190: Menico | And mea. | WArt tray ‘act, $2 to $3 per If” of the wat ies e on this lids ) jint Nickel.! 437) 30%) 9 S321. % geo ae 61 18 | 14% *, °1% | wr, a oe-4) 09 104% 101% 108 a” a re: debits to individ: , aune 26. 1925 I Chi Ry Co | . 27 % %) 75% | + 96.25 to 37. WATEY ' " ater are disposed | owe = 80% F 45) 57%! BAU! Rew! do 1 pa} 29 q i 2 14%) 2; 16 Ghia rr ©S 3. «¢ : % % | 400,000; | total 1a account 6 € ? 77 7 88 mh wt “Pa? 3°. on MELONS Fort ® a rather - e to i\Chile 1 = Oo | S6%) BT! © we | rfd 6 1 Afar na ne SN Pia Wy . ‘ 14% 148 ° Woolworty n+ > Ss, 6 ° 1 debite to b to date $4 34 ® $22.. R P 4a ‘RA } ‘ Pe) Se te 3280 pound = da Watson,” cheerful attitude to- ‘fle ~ 4 2. 34%! B2%) 22 + dae Int Paper | 24 AR 2 2 9 a Porta Rie a 34 70% 69 2% A, | Wor . eemage likely to asians in other stocks and for a’ pe 77 eee | oot Pid 7 4 =9 = 49 ° &% | rent Al 14) °9n, 3 - i ea, | Ta Oi unis, $7087 00.00 and bank-| } OTHEe hy ‘aol 88% | os 104” NK , at Britai me gave the n event w ‘ | ee) 7 I-94 | Vel (Cab 5) $87) 4R&T Bau unis % | wr ounce, mo 22 at silver 9: | C 88 @ industrial p brmert n is suffering in aetate € arket a firmer tone | howeve as cast on the siguatio 3 ! =r S—-==: | You sat 4 3 . 48% 3815! 441, e> | amar a4 mon v uy ner ena 32a Fz H&} ne. “| 58% wf + . Demorali h the general list:c r, by th 1, 1e@ «week } . o 66 64 BEM | at bille 4% lecoane | oO . | @2%! | he French zation lits ad continued | com > i ne fact that * the General : O%) 2% | CE ig 49-16 per cent: th 1 Chi Us ‘be “ealnns 3140 182 Wee yesterday” frana again this A, vance. Outside of this flurry | « Pany is unusually busy at hae tr gs being in MNetroit Motors | =— , okxK’ ner a +g R COW! mPa) 109 0a | fn, ’8 quotation havi and good buying of severa) : eason of the year we, sjhead of Yellow mt andthe a ee exican ar_ silver 17 C & WI 5% } a0 NESS low at 4.53 | trong “poe rene stocks, there were te ee seupanien otic’ tt from Chicago. rm ich hewn here Weekly Bank Statement _ th — CC & 34° as 09% | 96%) ona, nance Minister ‘|few developments of int essitates tving ne- | Parently had estion ap- “The week] " > request for F Call- shares w erest. Rail | money {| , Up large sums of | the : no.more basis Cleat! y statement of the ’ — , ber france. ne ete issue | ever, Mire ey ertadlnas cage cr how-~ | réason a ee. For this General Mote renee view that in Sarpink t¢ gan ee a Cosrease ——~. | oo be the final solution has well in anticipation of a f in& UP) would defer action eved directors | another meter b would like to add | reserves amounted nto enasrogate | ) &fed heay 88 |-ourt de avorable | season at until a quieter : us link to its cha! and the of to $613,573,090 + | ewis y selling abroad cision in the preferred div the end of th ° ° a.n. excess resery 4 ency, e ° . distribution in AVallable for “Ht St w Low for Lira. creased $30.85° 9 unts, etc., in. ' 2 the form of stock. | Ita) eavy selling of exchange tien show 90,892,000, while circuta- | 9 ae asotiien ed Beton _ market was et Small increase. | am e | companied by a break her —— | nyestment Securiti ® formal n twee, *rotiations start bé¢ Temier Mu , q . t Mussolini's missic. American Can At Record ah he American debt feldien PS tcp tere the adanenaion “It the eee Rnt irvequtan sora of oth sae ' ion en “ er prominent stocks was the designed ~ eee in Can was ies en tne ba aii time tn quo- “pout “the re- i cents I rT seat adeve Fi s. nasmuch as most - of the fasion, } + 288 weakene ‘Mion of the lira. = Sy pe- sharp rise in American C an to a/sumption of a grenera) f - orward; business was transacted abr oa i, CORPORATION. af ke ie new high record f Satarda s Heavy buy or all time. } movement ys Close Irregular. of 4 ecg orders at the start | successful, it was not altogether local t e day effected an opening ad-|f - Although the start ankers were at a loss eatured by strength in a Bae termine whether the Oe to de- oad | was supporting the market. Freneh PUBI IC UTILITY | > ’ 4 4 : S RAILROAD BONDS ly stre ngéth in stock Tesulted in prices/vance of 3 points _ for the esa new high/ point the stock sce from this /list of favorites in tha followe movement, | climb a steady / utility gron motor and j authorities ' “taki qd by rather genera} { of 10 points to 200. Here! profit tak! ps, the market ran into! franc. bh supported the French / Ng befor roftit-taking checked it taking before th however, and a7 * short e the end of to- | ¢) cked the rise for | net the close and rates on Pari Ses i@ tiie b *t changes in th rallied strong! id f sion on the stock | advance ne oy oO cin sensational irregular. Reatas a hour wee |low for the Fenr hoe rae. | Penene the stock to/| Yellow Cab were de yea l and | day's late trading wes In poate. uncon-/of trading, h a? ee , owever, there was in ee ee eee a ee MUNICIPAL 401 Olive St. Olive 7790 *t and the close was { rather rreégu- ithe long h Ametioan e, A sudden | panied Vat’ cunineitaees ak accom- ifirme@ reports of negot > chor apparently due to cy | ™UCh predicted — stock splay | rotten Cane sone” acquisition of | marker’? gcuPply of bills in: th Ort Covering ex-; would be ordered — ellow Cab’s motor bus market and quotatio . in sta ng, Was instra- il meetin ® Cees at Tuesday's | business hy Gener and taxijback. Sterlin ms slipped rting covering oper- Souths hg Bhs igen Consideraie as could wd asnen pee So far jthe remainder a i. firm, while | elihood of this two companies had net pon gs see with the exception > ae list ' uring and Danish crow ‘orwegian . ns held steady.

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S e-— wes ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ER et ee ee ee The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the ‘morning and one o ther evening newspaper COMBINED Vi il JUNE 28, ‘iene LLIN NE, IN OTE TY IER LE, A IS IEF TR ES ON OES ’ acl oer nad ea ¥ 4 7 p , > oe ig Sy vy TTT po ; was before the Senate at the last’! ession ror some time. he hag icen doubtful of the euccese of the in ming session. but his pian the co , } the ” propo | have e ei States ~ Rorah. favoring reservations \\ acwrd' re wou) divorce the court Senator Claude Swanton ™m the League of Nations. is f Virginia, who has : - prepared to ficht for his own con- i a pol se - : ent f the plan He was re- subject emtiy quoted as saying that sgn- Swans . r . 2 of the resolution wil! re- Harding plan res n »ulre nsiderable debate Those - familiar with Senator Borah’s abil- ity to conduct a vigorous fight for his ideas in the Senate realize that vesatehe ee"! PEAGE MEETING TWENTY PERISHED iN TYPHOON OF DEMOCRATS Thousands of Livestock Drowned in Philippine Provinces. Rw the Aesociated Press MANILA, June 27.—The recent typhoon in Central Luzon caused HERE JOMORROW mnore than 20 deaths and heavy property damage, according to re- | The the provinces of Bulacan, Nueva Ecija norts received here today. heaviest losses occurred in and Nueva Vizcaya, where floors overtook the residents and drove them into the hills. Thousands of head of livestock were drowned and many homes washed away Roads were washed out and irrigation systems dam- aged Forty inches of rain fell in| -4 hours in Nueva Vizcaya. World Court but Party Harmony. By CURTIS A. BETTS. Democratic leaders, who have ar- ranged a State-wide conference of —— ~~ ee WATCH BABYS HEALTH CLOSELY IN SUMMER tomorrow, hope and expect to get through the day without an inhar- monious note. And it may be said that if they succeed there will have been accomplished a real achieve- ment in Democratic politics. For the past several a Democratic meeting in Missouri was generally a signal for a row, iticipants seldom were disappointed. feeding and intestinal disorders. Many valuable sugges- tions are made for proper feeding, sanitation and general care of children in summer. The mother should nurse the child for the first year if possible; if not, modified milk is the best substitute. Keep baby cool during hot weather, especially by proper clothing and frequent bath- ing in tepid water. Give plenty of boiled water. Keep flies away from baby and all utensils used in preparing its food. Never consider any disturb- Depend Upon — Dr. Caidwell’s number of Reproduced from chart published by U. S. Public Health Service to show appalling increase in the during hot weather pe ance of baby’s bowels as unimportant, or “only summer complaint.” At the first sign of bowel disorder the disturbance given to even the tiniest babies with perfect safety. It can be bought at any drug store. =»YRUP PEPSIN THE FAMILY LAXATIVE There being no primary this year, the leaders considered this an op- portune time to get everybody with- in the organization to agree on the method of reaching the desired end, which ineontrovertibly is the poll- ing of more votes than the Repub- infant deaths from intestinal diseases riod. ‘ . . . Maan ; ; 190°6 ‘ should be immediately remedied. In thousands of lic — poll xg esc: baa 1926, and . . . ie "© ' aT af ee) gf oe | ao ' c i¢ {~— -— Wainwright Bldg.—7th and Chestnut Sts. i| We reserve the right to refuse admission to any and all undesirable element and will not permit them on ground l l l l l l l U l l l U l l l l u U l C u l l l l l ' ty ¥ kers at the City Club. cae party worker J | Democrats from LS ——— terman of Joplin, secretary, of the, Democratic State Committee were) efforts. occupied yesterday with arrange- | Other Speakers to Be Heard. ments for the gathering. — Among the other speakers will | AMERICAN GIRL T0 MARRY be I: H. Lionberger, f | e Isaac onberger ormer A PRINCE OF BOHEMIA United States Senator Xenophon ‘ Miss Lihme Betrothed to Lebkowicz, | P. Wilfley, National Committee | sam Memper, the National Com | | care of that janitof’s trade |induced to send Smith to a sal for a half-pint of whisky, es — a SS : — — oN Mit NSS WQQQ 1 ‘ Wy . , . ‘ Y . PE e Ohta” » = . 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The 1900 Cataract owes its great success to its “Cataraction’’ principle of washing, by which the double oscillation of the big cop- per tub thoroughly cleanses every thread of fabric. With al! of its superior washing ability it 1s guaranteed not to injure any- thing pure soap and water wil! not injure. Have a free demonstration at home before you decide, if you like—no obligation. But don’t delay. If you haven't read the an- nouncement we mailed you recently, look it up right now and decide—_TODAY—for this special offer may end any day. 12TH AND LOCUST Distributors Water Heater You have choice of a very low priced cop per tub model 1900 Cataract or the de Luxe model with the new Safe-tee wringer, one of the greatest improvements on elec- tric washers in years. We install the Water Heater free on either mode! during this special sale. Itisa great convenience tohave. (or any branch) _ Limited lime Only~. Economical, Gas — - The Time Is Short! Heaters with to0c Cataract Washera We com not tell how long this sale will continue—@ DON'T DELAY. LOW TERMS S475 Down 18 Months to Pay on Your Light Bilis Every washer has the unconditional guarantee of the factory for one year and is also backed by our ironclad guarantee of free maintenance and prompt service for one year without charge. You cannot make a mistake ‘n your selection of the t900 Cataract. UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT anp POWER CO. MAIN 3220 DOMESTIC ELECTRIC Co. (Allemang—Rich Co.) 908 PINE STREET OLIVE 2600 By special arrangement with the factory, we a 4 giving away a limited number of these Watt ROGRESS, EIGHT LENGTHS BEHIND, 1S THIRD; WINNE > PAYS $12.10 IN MUTUE fictory Worth Over $25,000 to the Winne East Fails to PlaceaHorsein | the Money. af a ¢ . i i a a a i i Latonia Derby i id i i ee ee i Chart of the i a FIFTH RACE—Mile and a half. Purse $25,000 added, for 3-y: Mds—Latonia Derby. Start good, won driving; place same. in Hdie Hour Farm Stable’s Black Toney-Vaila colt, trained by H Thompson. Value to winner $25,225. Fractional time: 243-6, 48 32-5, 1:39, 2:04 4-65, 2:32. f ‘ BR HORSE Wr. PP. &. ‘29 M.1% # Str. Fin. Jockey—Owner. ‘ jway Jones 118.10 8 3s 3» 2* 2% Jet H Meyer, Idle Hour Farm Nadi 118 6 7 4 4 2 2% 2 #. Stutta J. J. Treuter Dgress 114 411 a> Se 3? 3* 3% £E. Scobie. J. B. ractus iis 2 3 S&S» 6 5+ 7* 44 D. Mergier, C. W. Niedinger ; iis 11h 6 1% 2e 48 4° B® J. Kellum. Bad Fisher Bming 114 7 190 10% 10° &¢ s= 6° J. McCoy. C. BR. Dalley a Sip 112 8 9 @ & 6 §* T° W.W. Taylor. H.P. Headley « Ebor 176 & & 7? & 10°? 82 8'' C. Kummer, 8. A. Cochran p Along 118 9 6 I 8) 10° 9 F. Sharpe, F. N. Grabner k 171 3 23:82 121 22 AR 10 D. Copnelly. C A. Mille + Ha! 218 8 kt te RP wae M. Garner, A. A. Kajser *Mutuel field. Mutue's paid bh $2 ticket. King Nadi, place $5.10, Show $3.50: —_— ee Broadway Jones, straight $17.10, place $4.90. show 93.56 Progress, show $4. Pe SPORTS KS* une 27.—Fast, plucky and ridden with ms isk:ll. Broadway Jones of the Idle Hour Stables, won the La by from a field of the best in Eastern and Western stables 'a race during which 30,000 track fans—-a colorfy!l and ing——shouted and yelled as first one and then another t the lead. sadway Jones had to run the Mand a half in 2:31, just ae | : of a second under the record, fin by a neck from King Nadi. —— * Mertz Is Victo = frogress, a maiden, from the | Over Reeder ] pe Respess Stabile, spurted home. | open lengths behind King | ° . T for show money, leading Ca-| Illinois ourni us by another eight lengths. ; ) the barrier, Captain Hal took Head. closely followed by Broad- Jones. King Nadi, Flying Bony and Millwick, with the rest ithe field strung out behind. | Swope Takes Early Lead. the first dash past the judges’ Swope held a half length Mantace with Captain Hal, Step | Proadway Jones and the trailing. Step Along went im front at the mile. Swope, in restraint. wae second, and iway Janes was nursing along rd. Step Along and Swope out on the back stretch, where Nadi began going strong, fall- into second place with Broad- Jones at the rail in front. ung Nadi, running hard under @ Whip. came up to within a neck me winner. From there on ‘t & sprinting duel. The King crept up until at the eighth he apparently was about to the leader Jockey Meyer his colt the gug and they in under the wire not a nec It was a thrilling finish be- Mm these two. 6ress was a tired horse at the He came into third place Way back tn the fleld after off to a slow start. rn Horses All in Money Was a day for Western horses. = Diace. show and stake all went _ this side of the Atlantic = St. Clair Star Wins South Ilimois Title for Fourth Time. M By the Associated Press. MOUNT VERNON, Ill, Jute —Whilliam Mertz of St. Clair the Southern Illinots golf tow ment for the fourth time whe defeated George Reeder of M: Vernon 2 and 1 in the finals today. Reeder led throughout match up to the thirty-second 1 which the St. Clair star won, | ting him 1 up. The next two h were halved and then Mertz | the thirty-fifth and match. Fred Merrilis of St. Clair ° the championship consolation, feating W. F. McKelvey of Spa Sheriff John Sma!!! of Harrist won the Class A flight and Rainey the Class B. fight. Defeats Ameri Ry the Amoctated Prees. MONTREAL, June 27—A ple Canadian team triumphed coves All-Star United States eleven | today, one goal to nothicg, in first soccer match between the countries ever played on this | of the line. The game was pia en a slippery field, following heavy rain. The lone goal frr Canada scored by McLane in the first | after 14 minutes of play ' visiting team then pressed wis ously to the attack. but In @ of ghe fact that their forw line included the pick of Ua States players, led by the rece ~ Pari-mutuels pald Broadway $12.10 to win, $4.90 to place $3.50 to show. King Nadi col- £ $5.10 to place, $3.50 to show, Progress paid $4.00 to show. we race was worth $25.225 to Winner. $3000 to the owner of “Second horse and $1500 to the The fourth horse saved his . Cin. 7 innati trophy. the sec- feature of today's ‘racing. hae >*¥Y Percentage, coupled in! breaking ns tyra Arehie a : Utuel betting with Barbara! of Bethlehem, ¢t Americans me Cold Stream Farm and Par-| unable te push the bell thre ow making a neck victory the posts. __ je | ' “eckhead, while Alleghan, “d with Prince Charles was Yesterday's Results. | NATIONAL LEAGUE. masterful ride of Jockey! Cardinale 5. Chicago ©. | ‘a4rner was a large factor in! cmemnatt $6; Putters F2. . : Blcress of Percentage, who was i tired at the finish. race, « six-furiong event $5660 to the winner, was 1:13 Sixteen horses ap- at barrier - - 2. 2 New Yorn 168: Beeston 61. Philadetpme 3, Wasbiagws 1. the

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SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1925 = OE ee - OO EE FI LO ee o oo LOT Re eo ere — - i" * / ee TE > rage one + for detectives and not OR FREED gers. as bouthigg OF BOOTLEGGING The detectives told how they } : removed their coats. in Sh FON WN 3 : c | Ord, ken =T?ae COOTRBE look like employes at the hail r t S ~ Aces! Only as asked for a janitor who Rad - foc Tevoorttyes, named to them asa bootlegger ad i ; Ff. me liquor against nold told them that he was ta = Cite Hal janitor, Care of that janitor’s trade ial induced to send Smith to a ga) for a half-pint of whisky — rm another negro, esterday by Judge | twerts of Criminal : held’ that the de- ! _ ‘™ af Moesseencers { oo ae _ “ EE ING $10 WE AN SFA KEV 31. LOUIS POST-DISPAT W \ MAAS MIN Ge. AG CHA Wh ! aS aa yy i ‘sis (ft 44, ” - . iss ‘zs . . ; SALADS ‘tf - YUU11. Vi Y/. a ff YW, 4, 44 , ft a Mj) Ws $4.45 PART TWO. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 19925. 1—83 for evenings, boet, etc. Going to the Seashore $ 1 9 | This Summer? S 1 95 io. at bene Teaver mite U1 & phone (Olive 6600), sen card | or call and order the "pant . | Dispatch sent to you while h much more. are away. Price by mail, ie cluding postage, 95c a Address changed as * GRAND you desire without a as iLs Pe. M. charge. ray MOGRESS, EIGHT LENGTHS — BEHIND, IS THIRD: WINNER PAYS $12.10 IN MUTUELS ory Worth Over $25,000 to the Winner — es oe + 5 ” — i i a ee a a a ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee the Money. rt ' Chart of the Latonia Derby FIFTH RACE—Mile and a half. Purse $25,000 added, for 3$-year- ° m . * | Mds—Latonia Derby Start good, won driving: place same. Winner, CC 1 d O e ) j e Hour Farm Stable’s Black Toney-Valila colt, trained by H. J. | bompson. Value to winner $25,225 Fractional time: 24 3-5, 48 3-6. | O13 2-5, 1:39, 2:04 4-5, 2:31. | | ° og |. SS RE RA See ae Betting | Or d ; HORSE. Wr. PP. St. ’s M. 1% Str. Fin Jockey—Owner Odds b fway Jones 118 10 8 Sa BS 1? 1* ie H. Meyer. Idle Hour Farm 5.034 | ” Ing Nadi ma: ¢ Ff 48.4 ~= 2% 2° H. Stutte, J. J. Troxier 820 14 411 8 SS» 3* 3¢* 3% E. Scobie. J. B. Respess 10.30 o 7 lis 2 3 & 68 5t F* 44 D. Mergler, C. W. Niedinger 10.30 | 118 11 6 15% 2 4° 4* 5* J. Kellum. Bud Fisher 5 ¥5 0! 118 7120 103 108 & 62 6° J. McCoy. C. RB. Dailey "8 60) 1 V1 1 te lie 112 2 9 @ as 61 53 71 WW. Taylor. H.P. Headley 14.45 | - 1°96 6 4 72 @: 10:2 82 Bit C. Kummer. s. A. Cochran 14.30 , les fom: my Are is* 3 10: 9 F. Sharpe, F. N. Grabner 22.60 ; i271 3 241 142 U1 G1 10% YD. Connelly. C. A. Mills 40.36 8.8 9: Oe 2m VO aOs is M. Garner, A. A. Kajser 4.35 °Mutuel field Mutuels paid) Broadway Jones, straight $12.10, place $4.90, show 23.50, for $2 ticket. King Nadi, place $0.10, Show $3.50: Progress, show $4. lime J nN / mTOR. Ky, June 27.—Fast, plucky and ridden with marvel-' y > 3 skill. Broadway Jones of the Idle Hour Stables, won the Latonia| 5 from a field of the best in Eastern and Western stables. It fa race during which 30,000 track fans—-a colorfy! and lusty | s—shouted and yelled as first one and then another horse ee Se the lead. adway Jones had to run tne | . and a half in 2:31, just four- | M | V , of a second under the record, | ertz ~ 1c O 1 by a neck from King Nadi. | +B Brees « maces, com | Qver Reeder in Respess Stable, spurted home momical, Gas _ — ee open lengths behind King | by another eight lengths. i the barrier, Captain Hal took | penn iay | Mead. closely followed by Broad-| St. Clair Star Wins Southern Ne ee ee the cen| lmmeis Title for Fourth | wand Millwick, with the rest) : | he field strung out behind. Time. | Swope Takes Early Lead. | the first dash past the judges | By Ot , Swope held a half length) woOUNT VERNON, IIL, Jute 27. Mage with Captain Hal, Step | william Mertz of St. Clalr won | . Broadway Jones and the , trailing. Step Along went | the Southern Illinois golf tourna- front at the mile. Swope,| ment for the fourth time when he in restraint. wae second, and | defeated George Reeder of Mount lway Jones was nursing along| Vérnon 2 and 1 in the finals here Bird. Step Along and Swope | today. Ut on the back stretch, where! Reeder led throughout the Nadi began going strong, fall- | match up to the thirty-second hole. ‘into second place with Broad- | which the St. Clair star won, put- s : Jones at the rail in front. | ting him 1 up. The next two holes . i Nadi, running hard wunder| were halved and then Mertz took The Time Is Short! hip, came up to within e neck /|the thirty-fifth and match. | By special arrangement with the factory, we are Mw winner. From there on [t{ Fred Merrills of St. Clair won them giving away a limited number of these Water #& sprinting duel. The King the championship consolation, de- | ’ Heaters with 1600 Cataract Washers. We ca crept up until at the eighth /feating W. F. McKelvey of Sparta. | not tell how | in| oat 1] a he apparently was about to Sheriff John Small of repented, DON’T AY SSS Gus! CORtIEES j me the leader Jockey Meyer|;won the Class A flight and Joe iced ‘ his colt the gup and they/| Rainey the Class B. flight. | eo Copy In under the wire not a neck - or the de LOW TERMS w . ee chee, $475 Down the Water and ring this tohave. 18 Months to Pay these two. ress was a tired horse at the D f Am ° aE Me came into third plape efeats erica | Way back tn the field after) off to a slow start. “rn Horses All in Money SS EE It was a thrilling finish be- Canadian Eleven | | i By the ‘Associated Press. = je ; MONTREAL, June 27—A picked Saday for Western horsee.| canadian team triumphed over an on Your Light Bilis Place, show and stake all went! All-Star United States eleven here mevies this side of the Atlantic) today, one goal to nothing, in the! th Every washer has the unconditional! guarantee of 4 wear . first soccer match between the two, € an- the ‘factory for ome year and is also becked by ‘ Pari-mutuels paid Broadway | countries ever played on this side’ yw and our ironclad guarantee of free maintenance and pr3.3¢ to win, $4.90 to place| of the line. The game was played ' Prompt service for one year without charge. You 40 to show. King Nadi + oie Boe # ae slippery field, following | $5.10 to place, $3.50 to show, |! heavy rain. | if you cannot make a mistake ‘nm your selection of the ny 1900 Cataract. Progress paid $4.00 to show. | The lone goal for Canada was) } race was worth $25.225 to| scored by McLane in the first half! inner, $3000 ta the owner of! after 16 minutes of play. The| nd horse and $1500 to the | visiting team then pressed vigor P V4 The fourth horse saved his| ously to the attack, but in spite AND O ER Co. of @he fact that their forward! -& Cincinnati trophy, the sec- | line included the pick of United} ) MAIN 3220 | ' feature of today's racing. | States players, led by the record-| me °" by Perc, ntage, coupled in! breaking goal-maker, Archie Stark.) of Bethlehem, the Americans were, unable to push the ball through; the posts. Yesterday’ s Results. —_ Mutue} betting with Barbara edgy Stream Farm and Par- I R I * G O ty, making a neck victory ° Blockheaa while Alleghan, a -_-- @ With Prince Charles was'| OLIVE 2600 | NATIONAL LEAGUE. ia pvasterful rije of Jockey Cardinale &: Chicago 0 " “arner was a larce factor in Mnennat! 2-6: Pitteburg 3-2 Berens of Percentage, who was Boston &: New York 3. Philadeiphia 10: Brookiyn 6. eg ae ICAN LEAGUE, AMERICAN a. sk. race, a Six-furlong event | | Sixteen horses ap- | irrier . =, 9860 to the winner, was Detroit 5; Browns 4. bal 1:13 9.° *Chicago 2-3; Meveland 1-1. | a a New Yorks lu 5: Boston 5.1 ~ ‘ >a the }, Philadeipma 3; Washington 1. East Fails to Place a Horse in | woe mares waaine ce Linois Tourney) ~en a I eee Ww “ay * San 0! “ : -— U. S. GOLFERS TO PLAY FOR CANADIAN TITLE vy the Aseoclated Pree 7.—Three Amer.«}- ES ship, with Alfred H. Chapin Jr. and wre today of game—lih tt ata in Champion Joe Smith Survives First Round of Junior Tourney No Upsets of Form in Singles Play at Forest Park — Two Seeded Players i n Boys’ Division Defe ated. The annual junior and boys tennis tournament for the cham- pionsl ip of the St. Louis District opened yesterday on the municipal courts in Forest Park near the Jefferson Memorial. eliminations in varicus parts of the district are participating in the play. e Nineteen contests were decided in the first round of the Junior singles. The remaining first round matches will be played today. Opening contests in the junior doubles are also 6n the program. There were no upsets in the sin- gles yesterday although several matches were very close. Leon Nuemann, the Forest Park player, forced Richard Dietrich of the Ferris Club to a close contest. Die- trich won by scores of 11-9, 7-5. Melvin Zoellner, the O'Fallon en- trant. won from Harry Bischoff of | Fairgrounds in a three set battle. The score was 6-4.'4-6, 6-2. Joe ae - - a ee ee TILDEN AND STRAC AN WIN DOUBLES CONTEST By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 27.—6eventy- one games were required here to- day to determine finalists in the | doubles competition of the Eastern New York State tennis champion- Horace (scar emerging victors over Herbert Bowman and Elliott Bienson after a struggle ilatting more than three hours In the other semifinal match William T. Tilden I!l, national sin- gies champion, and Donald Strachan defeated Alfred Hammett and Pauw! Martin, 6-4, 5-—-j, 6—i, 6-4. —_ aes a A CN Smith, the present champion, won easily from C. Harrison in the first round match. Two of the seeded players were climinated in the first round of the Boys’ singles yesterday. Alfred Kothchild of Tower;’Grove Park | gurprised by winning from Herbert Steideman, the O'Fallon player, in straight sets, 6-0, 9-7. F. Wyman of Oakland eliminated H. Berkin, of Forest Park, one of the favor- ites for the title. The score was 6-4, 6-4. ; William Bascom, another seed- ed player. will play hie firet round a re eee = — on Centaued on Next Page. Winners of the WAY TO AMERICA By the Associated Press . - LIVERPOOL, June 27.—The com- bined team of 22 athletes repre- senting Oxford and Cambridge yunt- versities, who will compéte againet Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Cor- nell in a series of track meets itn the United States, July 11-18, satled on the steamer Caronia for New York today. The team its captained by D. G. A. Loewe, the half-mile Olympic champion, and includes Le Burghiey, the crack hurdler, who took part ilaet April itn the games of the Universetty of Penn- sylvania. “By Herman Wecke. Arthur Reinhart, southpaw, recently obtained from the Syracuse club of the International League, made his first start in the National League yesterday and pitched the Cardinals to a 5 to 0 victory over the Chicago Cubs. It was the second successive conquest for the men of Hornsby over the Windy City club and gave the locals a finer hold on | fifth place in the Heydler circuit's pennant race. The reverse dropped the Chicago team to seventh position. Reinhart held the Cubs to seven hits and was helped along by bril- llant fielding, the defense turning four fast double plays behind him. In only one round were the Bruins / able to get more than one safety eff Reinhart. That was in the fourth, when Freigau singled and Brooks bunted safely down the third base line. In six of the nine rounds, Rein- hart was forced to pitch to only three batters, and the enemy had but three men left on bases. Rein- hart had almost perfect contro!. Ile walked only one man, Adams, the first batter to face htm. Percy Jones Batted Out, As a result of Reinhart’s great game the Cardinals finished the week with a record of 3 victories against 4 defeats for an average of .429. The record in/thg four weeks that Hornsby has been in charge i» 18 victories against .® diefeats, a winning percentage of .667. That is at a pace faster than any other team in the Haydler cir- cuit has traveled in the same space of time. Opposed to Reinhart at the atart of the clash was Percy Jones, the southpaw, who prior to his out ceainst the Cardinals had won five ckames and lost only one. Jones wae shelled off the hill in the fifth, when the Cardinals sent three runners across the plate. In this round a bit of strategy by the Chicago board went awry. It came after Hornsby had been purposely passed and Bottomley followed with a triple between Weis and Brooks. It was a tre- mendous smash and proved once more the fallacy of the old etate- ment that a southpaw batter can- not hit a lefthanded pitcher. Two Triples for Blades. The meht of Hornsby reached Jones for seven safeties in the three rounds he was on the hill. Three more were added off Guy Bush, his successor, giving the home talent a total of. 10 for the day. Included in this lot were a double and three triple. Each of the three wallops, two by Blades. and that crash by Bottomiey fig- ured in the scoring. Blades waded into Jones’ first pitch and drove the ball over Brooks’ head in center for three bases. Shinners worked the call to 3 and 2, and then singied to center, putting across the first run of the game. Strategy turned out to be tragedy for the Cubs in the fifth With one out, Blades singled and ad- vanced on Shinner’s martyr death. Here the Cubs board of strategy decided to walk Hornsby ww get at Bottomley. The firet-sacker pounded Jones" next offering to left center fora triple and two runs went over. Flack walked and then Toporcer singled to drive in Bottomley with the third run of" the inning. This outburst from the Hornsby sockers incidentally ended Jones’ stay on the hill. Another marker came off Guy Bush, Jones’ successor in the sixth, when O'Farrell singled and

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Ly a iT oe ee” “ae ) + ‘ nga i j ; + ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATC we - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2s | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1925. nll pay : 4 A R EN CE Wi | | , Shai eased AE WE 2 satitinemaen MN 1 ssc ae SS ee aa Louisan Sees 7 Up idi BLOOD WILL TELL—SOMETIMES ators cRNA Bese owns tem = | IC Deciding Run Made —_—_BLOOD WILL TELL—SOMET — Lead Wiped Out, Ther ONE CF THE CREATES? Off Wingardin Ninth; ea ee McManus Hits Homer : Ce ee Cobb’s Men Count One in Seventh and Two tn 2 ) No Wis ; " | : | ‘ Record ~- Breaking 70 in Morning, Shoo Eighth to Tie Score—-Lamotte Makes rs . “a Ce iv 4 n.. © ie hee aniag! ' Brilliantly and Squares Match at 30th Ho! Three Hits, Two of Them Doubles. I ae . Je, wt Fm i \ Seg | a nthe : — Ng ; eae : ; ¥*1. ~- — , 56 SON, TOUR ’ - , aaa ; “." os , | Rx aes salient A Goop Boxte | ‘ll to the Post-Dispatch. | aa : : | ~ fae ; Wit. MEVER BE HE | Special to the Post-Dispa - | Neb. June 27.—Clarence Wolff of Sunset Hill Coun B S | Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. tch. ' OMAHA, seme cali June 27.—The Detroit Tigers came up from be ee ee Pa., a » St. Louis, is the new Trans-Mississippi golf champion. The bind tm the eighth anc x! inings and mace it three straight vic | . Aer ~ ae ae 4 | "7 Harriss arm and’ ergtylist won the championship today, defeating Arthur Bart a . : Sister's a Man CO wag, be » AR | dued Washington today, @ | Ia., 2 up and 1, and in capturing the title, Wolff displa tories over the Browns y, when they nosed Sisler's men out 5 to 4. oe GAtartesr OF RACE MORES . | ry | | the Athletic ° & wa, 1a., Dp ’ ,» Wo It wae the einth consecutive victory for the Tigers 4 , & ‘> PROVING ALMOST As Wis Favoeanre . , “i | t s to win by, ame to the utmost degree. GReat A Sine - Gon, AMERICAN yp , oe pea By s. win thé twin title Wolff set a “er Ae it ves'er¢ays gare, es ras OS. ae : A -_ - , ; Five, sooT wom rq - ay ee oso, | MARY OF WIS Sons Arp male aragneeee Si x The tall hurler held the «ae record of 70 for the re-/} HOLE-BY-HOLE CHART OF | 08 PAVLGHTERS ARE KoreKes 1% RECORP mee . * champions to § hits. ‘Ip ad ed links and gained a lead whe startet things. His single in eG 3 eens. ee Time, Ae ASS ) > a. orty thousa + | from whence Haney score¢. In the : . 0. A.E. 'd SSB gathering chat, aeaee at ce png me wat 20 a a eyes , coos hn —_— . ore ma. 20606 , tis r record 255 ninth Burke again singiec anc ee | on sot ball game in Philadelphia . The contest furnished prob-| = «43 4 4 5 counteé with the winning run, 70]- sister, 1» ; ie palace. that pat the ck ‘the most spectacular scoring}; 3 47 S S&S a jowing singles by Wingo and Biue. mm “ 3 6 @ mates er oo in the a ever marked the finals of any 2 433 : M , | Joe Bush had all the better of » - > @ 0 r Hit safely in hip tm ‘championship, and it was 288 ; Tobin, rf ®© @ @ seventh consecutive game by returning to better than ¢$ 23 4 3 3 the argument ig the early rounds, =z ® ® WASHINGTON ar ni y Wolff manago4 7 463 5 5 5 setting Detroit down with a ione (eee eee a AB R2iE! — a »shooting arses . ‘ | 8 13s 63 x rum ané but four ecatterec hits un-— , o 1 @! McNeely cf. 3 0 1,0( Dykes S @ Bose out a victory. ® 273 4 4 s th th But Joe weakened > 1 @ K If ng feift never had been regarded} . — — — — ne @ seventh a ¥ ~ hp ow. “QRS SAKE Sanever. cal 000 ——— if... ‘@ great match player. Always 37 33 30 Wgeven tite wpre mete off Bust —- Taaseury Sas sons Ceres she 2 2 1) Woe rf MMMMBetlant medalist, he was sald to| Hele Yaa. Par Wit Br Beven hite were made o us ks Tay a . = ont teen $6 : = a ea tendency to falter in a man ss 3a 4 6 4 in the seventh eighth and ninth. ‘etal ......... 102511 1 GREATER THAR aS PAD. 0 0 0} Gall'way os. » contest, and that he could se 4 3 4 They were good for four runs and | = } 099 — 20 sustain his brijliant game in rr ons ‘ ‘ . ‘he bal) game. | F rae a C00] Totals }tace of a fine performance by! 54 4393 4 4 4 McManus Knocks Homer. Haney, 0 3 e- ai Russell vp..0 000 4 ‘opponent. But Wolff proved to-| 4. am =6'4 'S The Browns ecoreé early off O'Rourke. 0 Aig . are pee b Teale 3118 ¢ ‘ that he had the style, the abil-; 3@ sey 4 4 4 Welle and held a lead up to the — 4 0 cs /\ Nw / ~| 7S » RS Seaenit — Fand the stout heart. 17 Set S&S & S& eighth round. In the first frame ene oe - ot | ae ee ere _Innings— is easy to play brilliantly; 18 #68 .4 5S 4 lamotte made the first of his | ssellmann, +6 by | ae \ We. gS bebe oe od an the other man is off his| - ——- =— — three hits, a double to short left, “Bloe. Ib SS Lee ae | " It is easy to buckle down 3s 37 63 ané counted ahead of McManus | Tavener, os —~ Bernie Se. fight gamely when the other/ 73 70 7s when Merty socked the ball over Winesier, | | “Bom were . me | = ‘ we Sikes pie Ps has a lead. But Wolff fought avin ° > ae : a tae S : 5 . . . > " > Blam ecotuUBmawkuk ae lescesuumsscounur weleoesoteeunesunnk weleecosucuununreok Nleeseuuw-aer wleeescec-se+259 the left-field fente for four basen. ao P Haas ie: CRACK SPRINTERS. 7 | . eh Meer cee . Seah : achingt J ageously under the most/ de- sedis Rt ee aeat ners on again in the second with oom” | “Beenie Werers IR, , FOUOwep Ps ihe KOLPs AN AMERICAN ae yg OS" eer ae pe ma H. 1. ‘ the morning round af eigh-| 35 segs 4 -4 4 only one out, but Bush and Evans $§ vecusn SUCCESS Foun tm BiG PADS . Becorp - og o>” ale | ~ : = Rae ae ee , 1 inings: oft nm holes, which he shot in arec-| g g447 56 S&S 4 tailed. eorwerns . , oe | sell aS a vitchesiied-breaking score of 70, three un-| 4 433 4 6 & In the third, however, the Bt | Totals ‘ a aS cand Naliin. Time of game—tIh. par, he saw his opponent crack : 228 rs . .- loulsane looked worse lamotte Seere by Innings; | — Ho ; r and bag birdies after lunch un- : . " TW 442 ied off with bis second dosble.| (eb. 123245678 @ SS on es ee [iA Step Backward. , By that time Paul may have be- YANKEES TAKE Oo ‘’ i the St. Louisan’s lead was whit- - 113 a - > Bisler grounéed out to Blue ana ™rew=e 200020060. 4 Rye ¢ | Sale oi | come a real champion, instead of GAMES FROM BOSTC i down and finally wiped out. ms 464146 °s Detroit... hillies Defeat | ‘ ’ RULE of the new California : ° the M. Louls shortstop war on | © ¢ wh > St Cl Golfers to | just a hard hitter. -d An Irresistable Rush. . —— ara Two Babe Adams Wins, 3-2, but Score in Only Two Innings Off 12 AAR APR APP ~ t nGer cover of this rule, boz- = mesa de gare ce with the Red Sox teéam ' ine seenaeehane match—noth- = ses . : : Jake end Robbie Hit. SaaMiCines. Struc: eunt—Or Wele Donohue Takes Second . . ALTER “POACH” MUR-|}| ere cam pel Sel as | ccliiag puree. were’ tee eae fon ee gives a player more confidence; 44 43 4 4 & A parse to Tamotte and singler i by Bush 4 Bases on balle—Ore Bush ) Grimes but Extra-Base | W RAY, Forest Park ama- ; have at hand a plausible Cz- | With fe ™ betas ; b an 6. 5 to 1. "9 sIff checked that brilliant ral- “ub az 4 2 4 by McManus, Jacobeon and Rob- 11: 9 "Paces palbccthen nee | Game, 6-2. | teur, and Eari Howell. as-|}| Beeation. They may jcompiam. |" | Louis for 20 rante hecmsanen | oie bem the five-time Iowa champion| 4@ 307 4 4 4 ertmon gave the Browns their other Time of = ~—h a - 5 sistant professional at the mu- )| with reason, that the absence of : per tc r se eee a ae i were come ‘ ‘Won the match > = = = @ . two scores in the fifth | arnsnnaeieete en | - - 'S nicipal course, will oppose Wal- . aan sagen en pea ei eet tie th rm the nature York runs in the final a Cescerved the victory!) Sei bd Ste oe Off Rip Collins in the eighth |run wag made off Ernie Wingard (Pt te Poet Diswaten Special w the Post-Dispatch ter Kossman. St. Clair profes- breaking their hands. eg iano eae ‘coming in the opening : d up the Missouri State tour- | oa on 28 lw ~epang PITTSBURG, Pa., June 27. — -rww oo t }; Sammy Mandell, a high-class | of the two events. tw rt mt te he Omaha '| , he Missourians made three suc- | With the bases filled and BROOKLYN, June 27.—In only sional, and Bill Mertz, Southern —_ ae * . _. . | two on base and the other t to come fo the eis ae “ied r Aes AG one ON, ! The Pirates and the Reds split even’ , ? ' (, fighter, already was driven to Inquiries reveal that a major- | sixth with one on. Bostem Club k ahead of the! ' essive singies, but Evans was’ Lou Blue bit the southpaw's first : two innnigs of their opening game Illinois champion, in a special ; 4- | ity of newspaper followers of |} a wee , ™ 74 natied at the plate trying to score | pitch for « single. iu a ttwin bill today Olid Babe match at Forest Park this aft-.2| this recourse. He said: y lews lost nine straight. Babe Bag | meagre | petlar Nganes og ° Adams earned a 3 to 2? verdict over) here this afternoon were the Phil- |. ernoon. | “Had [I taken a chance | hotse races think selling and jon the bench except for Dolf Luque but Pete Donohue mys-' lies able to score off the delivery!) Mertz and Kossman defeated {| against Salvadore without ban- = Scie every, bunker, every hazard, | the home org =p a -” uaaes tified the Pirates in the night cap of Burleigh Grimes, but those two } Murray and Vincent Netteler. 1); ages I might have mashed my * ae page ga aoa i | yell of every fairway and the for 12 holes, to sq ne for Detroit and got credit for thet 4 end had no trouble winning, 6 to innings were quite F hands and been ruined for my SELLING RACES provide that of every green. And through- Then the lowan halved the th ey, le gta ~ . send in Dauss, after starting | 2 as his mates took kindly to the ; profession. That is why I did the WINNER must be sold at he tournament he reaped the first in par, making the match Retest atchoush yeas am left-handers in succession in! delivery of Aldridge not try for knockouts when ' auction immediately after the ed of his practice. He knocked | ewen with five holes to, go. , K ¢ series. The largest crowd which ever, yew KF openings presented themselves. race is run, for the entry price, or around near par In every| had shot 13 holes in five w ee | aie sew Fonseca’s four-ply wallop Bill Shrader, the _ fashion . e if tt wne rotects his a = a warmer | Kitended a ball game in Pitts- ji. the sixth with the bases filled plate. golfer, official starter and “Tha commission Has mace papi an a ; ee ~~ pt rf. ea ne so hang bree! yp om t yr t arg: Eat snag - Mesa: ‘apeeeten:te i 1orse. other rees exce r 4 7 :' SMITH WINS FIRST HAINES AND SHERDEL NIE wae Out for the bargain Bill.'and Wrightstone’s three-bagger in|; grand gallery roper, will of- | & mistake, because all boys to- = | fires. AM etter Morse MENGE | tat i. his brilliant 70 this morning| Thig brand of golt was too | e@ te, yf additio i th ent) + . bao —P oe ee day are sensitive about their , ; | Scuane _S- y ROUND MATCH IN ON MOUND TODAY | field being Gompletely filled e seventh with two on were the ficiate as referee. Bill will start hands and have been brought any person, except the owner, for Ward %.. afternoon. x ’ big blows of the frames tha ‘e}) the boys on their way at 2 | > , = - ;' Wan'ger | JUNIOR NET PLAY Continued From Preceding Page. In the fitst game, Adams was Phitadeiphia five rune ante Cw gave a clock up to use bandages.” the outey pases within ls minutes | Hort Ae: The Morning Round. (en@need From Preeedi r — tceuched for an even dozen hits, but : piece. 4 a ‘ e after the race. | Ferguson D | 7 : ott as — = ~ . ne aage. } . Jimmy Ring, though aii ht! . ta = \ ore c — . hose Pioo en J ff was up on Bartl ington, Ta. and Sterling, 111, the | he pitched Im the pinches. Luque. Baty un- | - PPP PRL LAN . CLAIMING RACES are those | jones 0.0. ) rend ef their first 18 holes. match against I. Roodman this af-| "*" of Hornsby open an extend- ‘although beaten, did not allow a steady in the early chapters, out- M ° + Bandages More Merciful. in which EVERY horse may be retale 9510226 at oA Sens ‘ vite is fernoon. V. Tietgen. the Oakland) ““ "O84 tour of 26 ames at Chi- | nit in any inning till two were out. @8ted the Brooklyn spitball hurler rs. Hill Wins TT"IME was when they fought claimed by anyone except the | epatted for Ferguson in 2 as in the greatest form cago, Thureday. The Cardinais’ riRS) in the lon : t : T e*Ratted for Combs in Bar tournament. He shot the in- Lov RS?l G , n 46 sONng run After ; J or atte Q Se ey champion, will oppose Ralph) road games are as follows CINCINNATE r 4 wn. rrseir cme ath . | , , ; - . rner far its entry price. ° ith the “raw ‘un. Not pen nescil ti na ie +Batted for Quinn in ef bi B ni ) pease satei| nein V ll G lf T t with th othiennliaeaee | in which the fighters Siow ‘Vv —_ ~~ - ‘ err wr S o-/ é : . . gg eo | gy APRH.E Mrs. Veitch in Final, that there is no auction feature |run—Gehria, Stolen - lmgle on No. 6. by inches when JUNION SLAOLES uly » tt. 13, 16-—P Rlindel- Niehaus 1b Piret row phia. Hare ve e cho e ome another to mince- ’ | rificese—Hort, Ww , 4 pped ' to the selling race hie viays—liovt to Wanninger » * the green, a distance of} - Bintih Gefested © Harrison 6—1 — July 153. 16. 1f—New York. *Zitsman from second and the rally was! “Dixie” Davis is due to hurl for frultiess. the Browns in the final game this George Dauas pitched the ninth afternoon, while Cobb is expected claiming races are identical. | nings’ work in the first i sufficient toj|\ up in 19 holes, several weeks give Manager Fletcher's hirelings |? ago and today’s contest was ar- ‘ the long end of a 10 to 6 argument. |} ranged as a return match. 53°C" 39 15D coos 5 —_ ‘is OCrois es i Sse -_ a -> DSowe~ 2229 22> >See ew ee eee el «ew | 4 and 3. meat, probably feartng to strike Many bitter “‘selling cace wars” Wanninger to Gehrig: . Pyards, and his putt, rimmed the a blow with full force for fear : ‘ Prothro. Left on i. : | Soetre th result from owners trying to | al . However, he still able | aaa hel Gefeated J Granville July 1% 19, 20—Brooklyn. e*Walker of broken hands. esulted ym « er ying Reston 9 Beses on 4 ' Juiy 24, 24, D—Pittsbure. — ~- oy ' By the Associated: Press : get big weight allowances by en- |°ff Ferguson ©. ee Bt an easy birdie . lote delenio€ L.. Corket 60 | Tota! ‘Pie’ TANSAS CITY une 27 When gloves came, the knock- | cal , y Hovt 1. by . head and , isn r Toteated p Leahy. 3-3 July 26, 27 (double header)— Sion fe Hargrave in ninth RANSAS | aTY, Mo:, June 2: out appeared: and then when tering their horses to be sold for Itt vs. ; : . ‘ was playing ° >i Recliner Gstectes BM. Bicchatt sO lmetanatt ®*Ratted for Luque in ninth | Mrs. A. &. Hill of Meadow Lake PP tie epg 2 4 r : | @ low price and the race fell into ~1-3: of nn | above Bartlett in every + 4 ¢—a° ) oiee Mearky” Adam: 4 ; | Innings— i : » ‘ e . 4 a ¢| Kansas City, today won the Mis- paneages peta ccs ar Gy - pseraercne | disfavor with racing associations. : ment of the game. He was: ; ‘ : . . i ( ~ © . - » ith +h ’ rT . ' a ee Sacheingetier. | wg ‘ n Fe eam Hig ony ol - alee | Sictosura . 1ooo0ot!l 9 0 Ll we J | sourt Valley Women’s Golf cham- tion with the gloves, knockouts . . . 4 } ; € . ns ‘ : - , Pr - . y defeated A. Velihaver 6S ehind the pitcher's box | | ‘Two-base hits—Pinelli. Moore, Curler 3910131) 'pionship. She defeated Mrs. D. g. became even more frequent, be N This Year } e |} } . ox mn the | = WN ‘ og oo Curler ; ; >! Veltc s9) - - eause the fighter feared less the ° . Weber é@efeated FE Kel! es first and retired his man with a |." \" an 1g 0 aanenes | & Me tt ——- | , eitch, Hillcrest, Kansas City, 4 ot Lap Rg OG me Tl ony. 6. I |} Grantham Lett on Dases—UCincinna atted for Sand fn the seventh e effect of striking with al!! his | ES. we have no stadium. r defea'e4 r . ; +2 good throw to Gontales ' hur 7 lia ses on ba! la— ff Lu 1 ve ‘| Se Ratter for Ford i” the eigh* and 3 in the fina) championship aA . 4 ei. ima - iu aia ‘ 2 " : ; de foared a : nf ne 1. Struck =. ‘By Lue " : *Matted ¢ irimes tm the ofah match. force. While million dollar drives . : dam pitch—Luaue “asee hy ——Fia’ , oe NSE Eee t ighth . , Merve defested 4 Sehreoter = Hleine Mueller, who was iniured = t ee.) Ta v pe rman and : mri cass y 4 ' —— animale Becanse it shorten hreasia - ourn! r. Brown. ‘ ie BOTH GAMES FROM ful than long fichts. tn which the bowl. Gonesa 1b. : : | (Feet : ’ tt. . ' | .. A ‘ . . / | ; arc 4 Pee Jobneee Gelesiesn W. De Witt 7. Dr Hyland, club physician, also ae : b> } yu) pla ve.—Stocs Ware principals slowly batter ome an- But we have prospects Wan'@er «s oni: | CLEVELAND, 2-1, 3-1 other into exhaustion. The St. Louis Public Seho! | Shocker p anc a ' " Py . res ° . xr : - : : : ‘ ,* WY is i} " . 7 . - é . ; h@\! defeated B Mufuhy 6-2. amare tee a ee wee FT farnhart pO ' & Rro 7: , HICA “ali? » And | er Gerbers leg . e , 0! Teawner 2) _- 4 += ' ; » Ss Fal ' Llievelanad’s | California, do we mear you board is putting one over An Totais Parry defeated \. Meverose 2 ; ; ' bh r P Adame oD ~—~Co +e & oe ee Oe — oe Tote's 29 S99 * * — as 42t92 StS & AF AATr ~ 'By Hort (Wambeganes). |-- FPergueon. Losite pitct pires— Moriarty and Owens. —-— -_ . [tt must be admitted that | was. noticeably off his and all. the breaks were him. Bartlett himself went this same outside nine only for the 561-yard hole. however, y in 34 which is one Wolff the tithe wit more than Wolff's record. ' BNo. 16 Wolff was handed &| jigy. dozen telegrams from his) | friends telling him that: ‘ I ' som - oe oe Dee >= wo } DID DoH BWR . ie ee ie “Wh Uhe ueey V oo o3o233 idians continued their decline to- alling Srin back those ban- the public pocketbook will not be , + ' “? ; ) re Ps . . : = — a “s J no oe Tota ’ Spuerina defen ted nw Tieita, | . > Row | Crow a eat ma ed at e " . >. - ' . | = . ero," | . "mls ' " '. _— . both en . , , / iF oe** > ighliw financed in do it The ®Ratted for Heving ‘a ' ; me : ‘Were with him, but that he e990, turned out to see the men |. > 3 >| Sm ao Roles tte eee. Lee Gem . : : € : . ne . en mi ; tiem. | heade! to hie White Sox ere. 2 structure will be made to pay its | ad ’ ~ fail tn sage ony y aig w over the Bruins | Cenemee : ' rrigon . Dp. ii ito 1 and 3 to 1, after pitchin own way and pay for its own (|N : 9009086 ’ = “ae ewig cal he thrilling — - bi ar. i) ’ — Pi eat . , ~ . ‘ “y ; : . . : on e w ‘ rr > rr my . _ ‘ .* 2 eo . . ( mstr ict.on— vyhich = more ‘ . “Mandy Brooks. the Cubs’ new | neshan © ) HERRIN NOW A MEMBER Speaker's men now have lost fou Pp ALT BERLENBACH s » andes P hone ° tins pie © Two-base hite— Dueas Bag. out of the running on 1% eins | «t rhe t t ite s& tf many of ti niversicty S- ry a ead Gehrig a center fielder, had another good | ; — ron himeel’ a world’s light in : 1 «@ : : ; . i } = v ig S iti@iit- actatic . , -} . ble ' ' me | | ¢ ~— . match. Gav at the late. with thre. afe ' | > OF HARD ROADS LEA . _ i — +, 3 ¢ ka s iavlions owning bowls are a : . mbhy : yards he defected R Smiley. © 1 veyed a. ce pce Tagg © S.A ae Se GUE veilgnt « ampionsnip Bu Aefe D- eo boast - at ' - Birdie on First Hote. | Wolff i defeated MH Mteidemann | — | Stns ‘ Pe ASea Fe ‘Manse te. J his pe-S-8-5 | | 5.R.1.e;} ing it is tkely to cause him more ae es N att started his great game by | J+). ' —_ ; c“*1i"ft Tleathcote former Car. ltt shu : ' ' ss { Lit? i ’ ae P « > ; . “s : ‘ anguish than winning it : : 2 Be : . a d on N : r a , negara. “Sager ale : | 010) ba , »1 0 ' Ss! : uff o 1. However, he was . beon defeated - Yr Kelly. e.3. Aina! took an extra base 4 t sever h . ee i ee i é , »¢ : ’ ' . 4 > . 2 ‘ = , ‘ ' ' 0 M ike MeTigue wh om ha de. : Only One Like It. Owens Mortarity Time af . > two 4 o . th par Wren defeated M Bertin 64 away from ‘) Farrel! in the _— }. Se 2a arrett , ‘ hiek cnet | Attendance 15.000. rk = and sank birdie ree. . : > . " . . . . . a ' + ry « saa ad cos. Ue . " fourth. when he leaped high for jard Roads ° u ake turn lb pai : . bs feated, was an innocuous safety- OR will it be at ah S 5 aa = b No 18 Wolff demonstrated ing Today's Pairings. his line drive, and Toporcer was A first man: Dut not so the gentle- 3.390 per football game | al ST his crack shots. After go- ter | doubled off second to get Jones to Sie em bd. ‘ ‘ . » 3 S i men now lined up and awaiting Profits from high school! sports would pack the stadium & 4 a bunker he used his put- St. out of a tight place. It was ona = 3™t°? ee, se FeUTE f ot & rang os = FOSwor 3 =a 6D 2 VU OU) Scnak c..i2 0 0 G their respective turns at Berlen- (which involve about one one- the overhead in a hurry. # Set out of the trouble. He ee . . ‘ j vt... . ; ‘*¢ . . ‘ - > . = = r QD oe = oe sa of the prettiest catches seen in | «, Se eur , : ; o} me les oes nati ays ; ” >? | | . , acn hundredth the expense of aor , + , ’ ’ » hee ar t« ' ®, | / +} ; > ‘ " ’ , ' an fend. ecu aeeas bed ee ried intr | |} acheduled with Mount Vernon 1 Inn 1234587 8 2 . ere is Jack Delaney collegiate football) and from No Folly About It. : mamendable one. Bartlett qoties | , mis Neehan oe In morre. rit} } ‘ ‘ “evelam nO a0 >» | ' ((“hapdelaine) who gets the first ‘ tha Air f sthe * a ‘ “ . 8 ww hea niayved ins ead wit? . ? o > Pp ren ing uti stacinm or ‘ h r {EN Yale built its . cup on his try but lalé a Sed The Cardinals’ doubdie play | —P — Sicaney en Or - +e , n at the dian on@ on the Wil. °°". hit att 2 ee ' wallop at Paul on July 1% Jack uses are figured as sufficient to - 00-capacity for Wolff. After carefully combination was working over tom ameson County Fairgrounds sour orifice rm mn. Speaker. J already has knocked out Berlen- successfully put across the enter- a ee jong Wolf took well 1 nih | whee ae the forerunner of a jon time Three were turned in th bac , & ) : ach. prise which is to give us event- putter similar arenas, the world . a freak face on it me iF 1 i first four rounds her . i 7 | . aaa , Shee ') : ‘ : : : sie IY MINOR LEAGUE STATISTICS 2524 ESR | oe Beek lt’ wits | Sage eee ome “Vadbbdy’ Hartnett tested O Far. ies aot "a ‘eve | tery, the Buffalo meteor, who ts | 990. agape at the “folly” of never be filed = i g — Seeeerere cleaning up all the light-heavy- | If completed it will probably It could rells arm in the fifth and was | . R a ore | tT EVEL AN! weight world as fast as its units be the only exclusively high would be a finanical mil made Ww out seo far he did not ev en take esults. (Hit At? nr r aten up . ; wey ‘ a generations. It w ould be rors by the trouble ¢ ; —— —— , il ae BRE | Ea cen, Sae school stadium in the United OUDdie to ‘silde SOTTHERN ASSOCIATION AWERICAN ASSOCTATION. . PR Jamieson } baal dencieen “initialised mis peonmneten a a a > ae nares as he ‘Ty I°R »~. & eet. ene ww Iz Indianapolis T. Columbus 34. it M Nu rf. 8 a FP roaest " Stribling panei | = s. " z were: a she nail some mate ein Rone ac own 470Rn- : x rine 49 o- ‘ rm Sam 74 t louis, te 3. Toledo ‘ 7 — »> ‘ ‘ Tre : ° até oun > il z. f sales’ terrific smash in the eighth 7-44 4) * - ee e 3. 41 . Minneapolis I8, Milwaukee 32 phee i —- ' rounding into efficient manhood, §J¢’g Obsolete. the Sete. 2 the time and got his man at first basa. | Nashville % 74 483 '1i Roek Kansas City 7. St. Paul 6 a . : , | and a formidable light-heavy- And then Yale proc . deadly most THREFE.-I LEAGUF. . : -_ -eight - eat - ; TART on thts structure has pack it to the guards. bs only Girls’ Municipal Rob © Parre!! . INTERNATION . — ) 3? weigot of great promise ! y o arre | started to hie clTrn w t,. Pee ~ ron a : “ ‘ AL LEAGIt FE. rs mi (« ! 3? ’ ’ | Then there is Jimmy Delaney not yet béen begu n. although | heavily hoosted prices. ale = on Tues- ; ‘ ; é | nm’ - — > % Re ' n Le *" coon ae Oe tear gnmes one sellbes Sa oui ae ae 5S _ a1 8 San Heratur . 43! same oy Syracuse ' Su 190° of St. Paul. a product of Tommy | the’ plans are nearing comple- | now reached the point ws Wight clubs are entered im the two oe Ev'evitie 28 34 898 Quincy 22 3 Providence 11, Bi af ————-- | Gibbons’ camp and a very, very | tion. Ground will be broken ic | allots tickets for the -_--oo- ll SoC Lace’ torn 7" Oy " toe son Ry) : » see? : ts ad . - ; : = | o este ale % votnth tortne. °| flashy fighter the fall and the first sectioa will | game in proportions, 1 Shieftelt 38 , visions INTERNATIONAL LEAGI a al eRarted for Luteke In. ninth tor ‘ The Bachelor Club and Weick Soccer League Planned. 7. 1. wee «| og... HREE-t LEAGUE mnin eee 2 =| ~~ And back of all these, the grim | be ready for use for ths >ave from six to each varsity teams ond the Riddick A C. and ROCKFORD, Ui. June 27. — Ore | Beitimore 48 26 gas & 38 51 at ae | Mevelane . 0 figures of Tom Gibbons himself | bal! season next year, tn all prob- to one for the lowly freshm : a joa t. | Pres = 4° 4 ts nd : ; : “Ss = mm -® Da a : so. . : in ve | ge om Nhe ol | re ganigation of a Rock River soecer Readine sc 32 5A v o~ _ io t : \ Hiaute A See = ; e and his conqueror. the American ability. Since Yale demonatvated , the second Special ‘ ler ~e "2? «(44 4 ; - ; . a. 1? er @ | t ! 0 ' ; w onda for contests between the Missouri. | '**@¥e In time for play next fal! . TRI-STATE STANDINGS. COAST LEAGUE = em ey ee my igh - heavy weignt champion, | rye the -meantime. to ‘sure | financial hay ote overeat notted him ih a Becsters and Cote Brilliante | is contemplated by devotees of the! crim Wit. Per! cLUR Wt. pe | Salt Lake LI. San Francisco ? it to Shesiv y Rowland and Dineen Time | holding the bridge against an sider the advisability of reacind- ing a similar ‘vow, some ") sented, including Rockford and ; . : a th. Sim ' army is nothing to Berltenbach’s | ing a moss-covered, ing as much as $2,040,000. © Suche! Set neat tins COTTON STATES STANDINGS Sense Eanes. ie Arm} reactionary see witha wwe ~ an oft and Janes- CLES. Wit. Pet, CLuOR. woh. pet! Waco 9. Dellas 7 . | job. rule which prohibits games with St. Louis. pioneering | “- - Dadny A oo is to be held Jacheun 36 26 ey Mert tan 31 Bi 3500 | Reaimon? ot 4 Forth Worth 3-4 Western Asoctation. | However. taking on two per teams from more then 25 miles idea for high schools, oug™ aa | ieee! SitimrGhaven S823 tan} ens St a . as SO year will string out the ordeal | outside the St. Louts limits. | be as successful as was Yee zation of the itagu enree =. 32 20 5 . en. , : “wate: ae >? 4 ee «| Pa a - Vicksburg 3230 516 Laurel . 23 33 377! San Antonie 12. Shreveport 11. . for a period 8f three seasons. A few intercity championships varsity trail blazers. weal eer tet | pe | en 5 H 5 > ,~ ‘agrt : Mi "ag pa Pe. wy 4.

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POST-DISPATCH OP ey ——— oe ee ee ee oe TIGERS, — —_— 2 ee Se i i ee i i i i i a ris Jenkins . biamnons : Me GPRPEeT Est » OF &u.. TIME m, This Year. e have no stadium. million dollar drives hing the alumni pocket- Vily all about us, 8? without either drive or it have prospects Tauis: Public S&eh so! butting one over. And pocketbook will not be Manced to do tt. The Will be made to pay its and pay for its own non--—which is more ay of the University as- owning bowls are able * * > Like It. 11 it be at a high cost per football game m hich schoo! sports VYolve about one one- h the expense of foothal!l) and from he stadium for other figured as sufficient to Hy put across the enter- fh js to give us event- arena seating over 60..- pleted it will probably Only exclusively high fiilum in the lLI'nited ed on this etructure has been begun, although are nearing comple- bund will be hroken ic ad the first sectioan will for use for the Sare mh next year, in all prob- meantime, tc insure lal success of the un- , the board might con- advisability of reacind- yoverad, prolibits games with more than 25 miles * St. Terui« limita. intercity championships | Ward McNeely cf.3 0 1.0) Dykes 2p to in trie - 5 3 - C &..-.-. would pack the stadium and the overhead in a hurry. . . IEN Yale built ite trem lous 70.000-capacity ‘‘bowl, the forerunner of a long line ¢ similar arenas, the world sos agape at the “folly” of It. It could never be filled. would be a finanical millstone fot generations. It would be use! because some of the spectator were so far from the action O8% the field And then Yale proceeded ¢@, pack it to the guards, even at heavily boosted prices. Yale has now reached the point where !t allote tickets for the Harvard game in proportions, grading” from six to each varsity playet to one for the lowly freshman. Since Yale demonstrated the, financial feasibility of stadiumi@) almost every large university ™ the country bas built or is builds ing a similar “bowl,” some cost? ing as much as $2,000,000. Bt. Louis, ploneering the same. idea for high schools, ought t® be as successful as was Yale, the varsity trail blazers. ry oe MMMM ik oak ae? ~ > a a , o> ae oe OE Se er re, 4 — * ' ; =" - . - ote a a ae ioe Pea’ . . > ~ 7 . ‘ ‘ ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sk Caan =e a a 4 ms 7 7* ¢ ~ ; : - 2 “i * ate a * in / et Se 8. SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH LAREN ee: Louisan Sees 7 Up ead Wiped Out, Then 4 ; 2ats lowan, 2 and 1 lett of Ottumwa, 7 Down After Wolff’s Record - Breaking 70 {n Morning, Shoots ) , Jee . iantly and Squares Match at 30th Hole. 1 to the Post-Dispatch. /QMAHA, Neb. June 27.—Clarence Wolff of Sunset Hill Country | St. Louis, is the new Trans-Mississippi golf champion. The St. Mergtylist won the championship today, defeating Arthur Bartlett “eonwa, Ia., 2 up and 1, and in capturing the title, Wolff displayed am to the utmost degree. ® win the twin title Wolff set record of 70 for the re- wied links and gained a lead 4% up in the forenoon round, % to see his large margin vanish while Bartlett made a srecord of 69 in the second The contest furnished prob- most spectacular scoring ever marked the finals of any ‘championship, and it was by returning to better than hooting that Wolff managed ase out a victory. . never had been regarded a great match player. Always nt medalist, he was said to ma tendency to falter in a man ean contest, and that he could ‘gstain his briJliant game in face of a fine performance by sepponent. But Wolff proved to- that he had the style, the abil- ‘and the stout heart. Ris easy to play brilliantly m the other man is off his It is easy to buckle down i fight gamely when the other hasa lead. But Wolff fought eously under the most de- ing conditions. Seven up the morning round af eigh- m holes, which he shot in a rec- breaking score of 70, three un- par, he saw his opponent crack and bag birdies after lunch un- the 8. Louisan’s lead was whit- down and finally wiped out. bed An Irresistable Rush. . then with the match al) pand only five holes to, play, his opponent occupying the er position of having beaten and squared the match—noth- ves a player more confidence olff checked that brilliant ral- the five-time Iowa champion Won the match Off deserved the victory. i up the Missouri State tour- Ment to come to the raha Club a week ahead He | of the’ Mississippi and he practiced | Uy over every bunker, every hazard, oll of every fairway and the of every green. And through- | he tournament he reaped the iM of his practice. He knocked l around near par in every, and capped off the week his brilliant 70 this morning ls all-sufficient score near par afternoon. | The Morning Round. ff was 7 up on md ef their’ first 18 holes. the course, until he’ Bartlett at. | again. f was in the greatest form of) furnament. He shot the in- fine holes in 33, a ‘new record and feur strokes be- long putt On this nine he had four. and five pars, , and his putt rimmed the | However, he was still able} Ran easy birdie ‘three. was playing head and above Bartlett in every iment of the game. He was ntly outdriving him and on freens he was unbeatable. ver, it must be admitted that t was: noticeably 4nd all the breaks Rhim. Bartlett himself went He missed , on No. 5. by inches when | the green, a distance of} this same outside nine only! In 34, more than which is one Wolff's record. No. 16 Wolff was handed a) his | dozen telegrams from friends telling him that: [Were with him, but 7 to fail in bringing back impionship cup which Jim- | Mon left behind when ‘he f Out of the running on m match. “Birdie on First Hole. “i Started his great game by ®n No. 1. However, he was Mtwo and sank a birdie three. No. 16 Wolff demonstrated hig crack shots. After g0- & bunker he used his put- Set out of the trouble. He ndable one. Bartlett rolled = cup on his try but lald a for Wolff. After carefully Wolf took a putter & freak face on it and h english on hia ball to a4 Bartlett's lie and the cup. It was-e great Wolff was applauded for ended the morning * by taking the eighteenth Some clever work. He Over a stymie laid by M for a par four and the hole, , to lunch seven down. Weakening by Wolff. _, ®2 overwhelming lead of 7 . Playing par, Wolff saw reversed in the second Bartlett, showing the * ime that had notted him ma State titles, bagged five a 82d scored 33 for the first ¥ him only two down. a Scintilliating work of the "= Player gave him. two 73S @ par at the start of ’ re : i 4 that he} ' ' ) HOLE-BY-HOLE CHART OF T.-M. FINAL — — MORNING ROUND. Hole Yds. Par Wf B’t Up. | TS 2? as fae Wolff 1 2 403 4 4 & Wolff 2 : —: &:..8 .8 . wee? « 4 432 44°76 #£=Wolfr SS >: a 6 8 @€ > wate 4 S° Ce: 6,3. olff 4 7 42 5 S&S 5 Wolff 4 8 113 3 3 3 Welft 4 ® 273 43 4 Welff 5 —— ee ee 37 33 39 Hole Yds, Par W’lf B’t Up. 10 358 4 656 #4 Woltf 4 11 359 4 3 4 Wolff S | - cee ie 8 a> Seeeee “ | ie” ae on ae a 7 | 14 4320444 OWWlifg 7 | mS 323 44 & Wer ~ 166 3070 0404 C4 OWON FL ~ 17 Set S& & & Welff 8 18 465 4 5 4 Wolft 7 36 37 39 73 70 78 AFTERNOON ROUND. Hole Yds. Par WI'ft Bt lp 1 23S 4 3 3 Welff 7 2 #3 .4 -4 4 Wolff 7 3S #47 & 6 4 Wolff ‘6 4 432 4 @ & Wolff 5 5S 2989 44 3 Welft 4 S ft .6 262 =~ y re > q ae ‘ f-4 t " «4 tt ee ee ae ¢ ee ee Se pe ss Ags ' k len SA

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48 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE-28, 19 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a - TO WIN, NEXT THURSDA —_— >= a i i i > | Weinert and Walker | __ Only American Survivor in Tennis Can’t Concede Weight anata 5. To Experienced Foe ee Ot a * Size, Tonnage and Past Records All in Favor of Both Negro Heavyweight and Middle- | weight Champion in July 2 Show. I | ——_ — — - ee —_ oe = - ‘ rr By John E. Wray. Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. Ou July 2 in New York one of those strange boxing shows such as only New York and Shelby can originate, will be put on at a staggering cost, in Mr. Charles Stoneham's Polo Grounds, already celebrated for its baseball successes and ring failures. lt requires a vivid promotion OP — OO OO OO OP OPPO LDP imagination to picture even gul- |, B; F; F ’ lible New York, in ite most com-!, 1g ° ight acts : Ar i Mai ii plaisant mood digging down for ' din eat ap Ay Main Fvent—-Harry Wills vs. '5' Charley Weinert, 15 rounds to @ Harry Wills, a 32-year-old negro, decision. . , ) ( ita 815. 820 and $25 portions to see with broken hands and a rabbit , Semiwindup—Mickey Walker, 5 A€isposition oppose Charley Wel- | welter champion, vs Harry . nert, 30-year-old cabaret fre- ) Greb, middleweight champion, ‘ quenter, whose best fighting for 19/>) 15 rounds. decision. ~~ - WILLS AND GREB FAVORED a aa i a a i ae la - \ , ‘Sears was done against John Bar- || Best Preliminary — Jimmy . ) leyoormn and whose claim to reCOR-/|( giattery, Buffalo, against Dave }| ; nition how rest upon a point vic- |. Shade ‘eis reunés | tory over the obese and untrained | ( | : i yo tm Promoter—lItallan Hospital There is nothing more at stake |{Association, New York. " in this bout than a piece of chango; | ( Batticground—Polo Grounds. and only the airy persifiage of that Date of Bout—July 2, at pp 2 : Siena sacatinesthie ee po poe Hing the match except one of cold | With 15 power boats enteréd in the various events, the motor boat ’ ; ° : : =| . . . . . | blooded gold-digging : f . QD , mined by veara of dissipation. ure). | x Keine racing regatta on the Mississippi River this afternoon promises to be As for the outcome of this bout, ined Seah: | - : all with Willis in this struggle lthe facts favor Greb over Walker | one of the most successful ever held in the St. Louis harbor. Weinert bas wared a commenda-/almost as) strongly as Wills over Edwin Koenig, who has pro- | Runabouts—Ten Miles. ble strugBle to shake off hie past | Weinert moted the affair, said last night = paar Owner habite and apparentiy has succeed | Walker Overrated? | that he expects between 30.000 and oa 4 Take Your Time : + "Dos = ee But in hie prime he was only it a - ii go oe ent rg 50,000 persons om the river front > +. et Paul and T r a. an. ' . i. | ». 10— y Black Prince \V » Crowell a promise, an in-an-outer, knocked | nen e won tne e to view the races and to watch the of: nee? pon AARP ge , | ; ; ‘wear-old foe and has done lit*le ar an out by little Jack Dillon and by the; leir circ in whic} lanes from Night rabbit-hearted Fred Fulton and | *ince but side-step welterweights | eer cireus in uch p! : Ne ST N 7 — ' ‘ ee oth “ilwith whom the commission has |Lambert Flying Field will take No. 9—Li htning ..Eugene G. Mellies se en ‘ % ere sought te match him part A special fe ature will be a NO 1&—Mauna Loa —— weeiedi 4 The : earn nerves ~ ow along If he has a devastating punch he (race between the fastest motor Ne é 1 3-—Gasolens : w or a ark 7 ono—By Syndicate, ir LAoye © primrose path ave taken Ajhas not been able to land it against boat of the meet and Mai. William Wrishe qaniens a, ‘oll that even conscientious effort|men of any class On the othr en T atntn a eatate N. McKeague. Willteeam H. Sickler cannot restore hand on July 2 he will be con- co ated air} ge - . Jane | G. N. Stein ™ ' ; T ircus wi e started at » 6&—Sis Etghe: G. F Dorr Thue we have a dubious phv- |ceding 10 to 12 pounds to a fighter ins os » 20 aampey - No. 4 Pathfinder’ . William De Bold iwheo is as dangerous as a cobra | 2:50 p. m. and the races will be que and inferior boxing ability | K Greb has been deadly poison to all under way at 3 o'clock pitted against a perfect specimen)... i oie ! ef manhood, highly tried in the Sieie on the hod sohdberenemaell Eaqte ate / three § apecd aout fire of numerous desperate en of note He trimmed Tom Gibbons« paces on the program A five-mile counters againet the very best men/| before Thomas stayed 15 rounds! event for cruiser type, a 10-mile in the world with Dempsey at Shelby ,race for runabouts and a free-for- He ts a difficult target for the all race of five miles. The fina! winner—the facts spexk to heaven | ‘#**te*t ereeman and his style !* | event wil] be the special match be of what will happen one econ Aw Be by coon lt tween the airplane and the fastest Why the Greb-Walker Bout? than punches. With his weight, long |POWeT boat. This special feature To this wunsatiafactory bit Oflexpertence and pecullar atyle, there | \s scheduled to start at 6:30 Dp. mM. It is not necessary to name the match-making the promoters ofiseeme no hope for Walker For The program the July © show have added an-/|Greb is no Mike McTigue to flee to Crulpere—Five Milles. _“ . 7 {"y i) other unequal affair-—at least the | Covet when crowded fete. diccihinck Peince 96... .W D. Grewal facta make it appear so This will Th ring program, in short, ap- | No l1—Hawk. Staniey Moon and Ed Serano pears to have been devised becaus, | ‘°. +~Nvuntress.. : Sam Hoffman be the bout at 15 rounds between the diminutive Mickey Walker all of the principals had previously | a : . been widely advertised, rather than | . . weight normally 147 pounds, and because the bouts were logical and | lriple A Wins that rough, tough, foul but effi-i would lead somewhere towa-d elent fighter Merry Greb, weight Championship Tral! Th W C eect ti e Werner Cup orl d Defeats Oakland Club Tennis Weissmuller and Other Champions to. Open Coliseum, = *==* '* cm By Davison Obear. Sybil Bauer, Bob Skelton, Car oline Smith, and Best Local The Triple A Club tennis team Agee CaP defeated the Oakland Club play- Swimmers Appear on 2-Day Program Dedi- ppe y gram di ere, 4 to 1, in the final match of cating Huge Indoor Tank. the Interclub tennis tournament ; yesterday afternoon. As a result of the victery over Oakland the be finest collection of swimming talent that | 5 T . . : has been in St. Louis |Triple A Club gained the Joseph im many years, including world’s champions, , national titleholders, lemon teenie 6 th 4 Olymple stars andthe leading loca) lights, graces the program of events | a hich will be held Wednesday evening at the opening of the new Col. | iseum pool. Neaded by Johnny Weilssmulier, |. champion of championa, and the || WEDNESDAY ‘NIGHT'S : Ym the singles matches. Triple A createst swimmer of the age. the) . had no difficulty Oakland gained Iilinels A. C. sends «a team including ~. | and Hopkins were somewhat Bob Skelton will attempt te tm~|™*- Comred S. Mila. Miincts A.C. will| steadier than their opponents preve upon his world record eee neld by Krueger Hodge and Stuckman continua!)!y 2 200- yard Dreast-s( reke men : the 200-yard breast stroke. | Robert Skelton. I'inels A. C.. wil! erremet netted balls in attempting to re- Miss Smith. who heids the Olym- “ (ver De world record ple championship for high @tving, | caries an Rist tring exhibition by Miss “eo ae os will give an exhibition of her art. | ot champion. a So ee 7 in addition there witt be compoti-| p SEziony \00-rags me ai~yT| Sonn Gusttanoy’ pinved ; er ' ‘ tive events for St. Louis swimmers, | Heideman. Francs Stephene Joha Dena” oan se _ - » mt tute a good including @ 20¢-yard relay. lw, 7. Life saving exhibition by St. Loute axiand against Ed Ser. Tees, Mr : yard back stroke an¢ . (00-yard ea. qaner*ean Red Fred rano, the Tripie A veteran. tn one . free style event for women =. verd free style. men oe ee singles contests yesterday or . Te : There are 13 events on the pro- (emot to lower Sie word cee OES On : ook — oy, took the upe : nvitatien 1()-vard % . J n ne ret set. > = ie Sram, Wednesday: St. Loule, M. Baline Anne Barrell to ‘came stead! + ni ncaa denn The dedication ceremoni«s wil!) © !\*, Spelimen, Grace Stewart eadier and won the set. In be spread over two days, it us been, “a ~—! wy dios Minne the next set Serrano outplaced his announced by Major Pivkertng, Baldwin. Detrou & ©. Olympic team mem. OPPONeNt for necessary points and manager of the New Coliseum. $(_ ii. Invitation. 50-yard free styie, men, YO! this set with the less of only su _ J rencis Ste hens Larry Gil. one game. The score was 6¢—3 star swimmers will engage in ase- 12 Invitation O-yard tree one 6—1. ries of exhibitions and attacks on|foser A. ¢. ° indianapsiio Dennetty. Wray Brown. captain of the the records. On Thursday evening | =? senanen relay team. Olymue | Triple A team. had an easy time ‘with Charile MeMillan, Oakiand another varie) program wil! be of- | 13. Spectaity act. or Weteomulion, kre fered a SSeS 4 conch. Willem singles leader. McMillan showed — 4 NS atm Sood form, but did not have much park tract The seneram Stables | POW!" behind his strokes | Mdieto was second and & N. Hor Arthur Reppert. another veteran |man's Tangara third of the Triple A team, defeated Sockey Butwell, who @ae avtride Cilfford Beutel. tn straight sets in the winner, gave the horse « wen. '"* (third singler match. The , $5000 | derful ride, winning handily from Weehington WU. regular pat forth teday at the Dorval Edisto. nis best efforts; but the strategy » atau | Free fer. All. i rulser Ow per No. 16—Miss St. Louls,.«.Walter Kastrup R. Huellinghorst No. &—Sum Bum , Dr. Kastrup No. 19—Bive Diamond..Dr. R. H. Dantes ria All Doats im run-about race eligibie in | ffee-for-al! event Feurth Hace. Winner of free-for-all to race Major Wm. HM. Leininger in bis airplane. 5 miles Officials—Judges Joseph Mogier, George Weick, Spvrose Skouras,. Andrew D. Franz. tiuge Mueller Judge at upper turn. M ; : . — : “ berg Timers GU. H. Ocetting, Charies F Stephens, A. J Bechestobdill. Charies P Skouras, J. G Kar? Starter. Marion a — eee —— lee — _ me Run Barnes Outpitches Bentley, Brilliant Support Holding Score to 8 to 3. NEW YORK, June 27.—The Braves bunched a home run by Mickey O'Neill and five singles off Jack Bentley in the ninth inning _today and won the first game of \their series with the Giants, cut- ting down the lead of the New | Yorkers over the Pirates to a few | Percentage points. The score was| § 8 to 3. | Barnes outpitched Bentley, the! § only rums scored off him being due | . ito home runs by\ Walker and/& Meuse! The Braves hit hard and only brilllant support by Kelly, | Friech and Jac&son kept*“the score down BOSTON NEW YORK AR R.H_E BRR IIE Manrcroft es 5 110 Yeune rf 400 1 Felix /f 5 13 0) Welker ef 411 0 Marriott 35.3 130) Frieeh S2b.3 0 0 @ Marn rf >120 \ Tehhkvy 1d..3 OOO Beorrus ib.41°7 0: Kellw Tb 1.Zzz3¢@ Nets cf 5 1% 0 |} Meveel i iio Pe taeet b.4 0 1 i Jackson «8.4 0D O O Ne +? 1 OO} Snuwder 4 0 , Barred D 300 ©) Bentler vw..3 0 3 epetesnaiion Wisnper o HO oO Tetals 37 8150) Totale se 38 nings— I? 3456789 Peoet ee 001200 5— New York 1eedcgntoed je Tw ase hite—Neis @ Bancreft Me ne "es Walker Meuse O' Ne! Sacrifice Ree hee Deuble via re—F riach Kelly anc Terry Meer and PRurrus Left on i BE ‘tee New rk 5S Reel on dba lls fe Nentier 4 off Barnes 3 Strack - Renter 1. by Rarnes ] Hitse— ££ Ore Renrt'es 15 81-3 Innings ft ' 8 Wister. mene in *.3 'nning Losing ofich- or Rent wv A and Riler Time—2h Sm of Reppert was too much for him. The summary: Triple A. 4: Oakland, 1. Wray Brown. Triple A. defeated Charies McMillan. Ogkiand. 6— 1! é— it; Arthur Reppert. Triple 4A. defeated Clifford Beutel. Oakland. &—2. 6—3; Ed Serrano. Triple A. deefated John Gustafson. Oakland. 6—3. 6—-1: Forester and Hopkins. Oakland, defeated Stuckman and Hodge. Triple A. ‘—4. 6—4: if Barnes and W. H. Brown. Triple A. defeated Beutel and Gustafson. Oakland, ¢—4, 6—1 HISERT WINS BIG TEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP {| CHICAGO, June 7 ~~ Kenneth | Hisert of Chicago wen the Bie Ten | golf champienship teday, defeating | Mode Holdswerth of Michigan. >) and 2, in the final at Sunset Rids=. le le ll a Tourney at Wimbledon ee a a i i i ee et Americans Beat Australiansin | he British Doubles qe eee Br ookdale JOHN HENNESSEY Who meets Jean Borotra in the next round. Hennessey and Ray Casey won their doubles match from the Australian pair yesterday. Case Hennessey Require ‘ obs, natio unier | ce a ‘ snake es to Defeat |; 8 © semifinal tataus Son of Fair Play Only a Tayior and Heath. * 2 Coast tennis tor By the Associated Press. ~ LONDON. June 27.—Ray Casey| Australian pair a very | ropositio me S and John Hennessey of the ma geepi per n during the By G. F. T. R ll ican tennis team, kept the United/ tneir very hardest until th . States to the fore here, today, bY! ning of the third ne , / wEW YORK, June; 27.—Two of winning the doubles match with| when they easily bec 4 n’s turf idols were the Australians A. H. Taylor and) ‘tes. # ‘th ays R. W. Heath, taking four sets to| /"¢y played their gy memened. over at - Aeqneswns bes oe . the forecourt, Casey ° igfterncon. Sarmaticus. up to today accomplish the victory. After win-) cially swift with his 4 ning the first set, they lost the) across the net. Hen . | second at 8-10 but came through’ ever. played indiff + : Play, winner of the Brooklyn and with victories in the next two sets.| displaying very weak © | John Hennessey the only Amer- ican survivor tn the singles did not compete yesterday in the individ- The sixth day’s play of the all|,, England tennis-classic began today ain Beamish of with a large gallery on hand. In "a ' the men’s singles H. S. L. Barc- H. C. Fisher, « * h mingled feelings lay of Tasmania beat H. G. slayes, goes into the last eight along with, : John HMiennessey of Indianapolis) and the French stars, Borotra and Brugnon Puts Up Stout Game. Jind J. B. Fenno of Bosteal The big match of the day was/G R. Sherwell and HCE that between Anderson, ranked by ham, 6—4, 6‘—3, S—7, 7 ‘the experts after Tilden and Rich- | ards, and the volatile Frenchman, | Louis B. Datfley Jp. picked to win easily, but Brugnon | young English player, F. H. ‘took the first two sets, 6—3. 9—7, [defeated the old Engitsh i much to Aga Khan, which was and was within a stroke of 5—1 In/ tional pair, O. G. WN. | the third when Anderson pulled |J. B. Gilbert, 7—6, 5—?, ¢ himself together and won the set, &—7, 6—8. = The fourth was a tremendous | J2sat Mohan Lal €—2, we from start to finish and ran the: 'battle, Anderson winging, 3 after Brugnon had led 4—2. An-|_ Miss Kathleen McKane | | derson won the first game of the fifth set. then the games went with service to 2—32, after which Ander-|; ~~“ #$-~.. /4 a | : son got the upper hand and won| | world’s mark. Mad Play chased > —- easily at the net. 6—3. PAYNE OF WICHITA — Williams and Fenmno fought an | RAISES AVERAGE | 'BERT COLIMA TO MEET NAVY CHAMP AT | LOS ANGELES, JULY 21 to the Post-Dispatch ANGELES, Cal, | Jack Doyle-has arranged an open- air show for July 21, featuring Bert local, favorite, Seattle champion of |GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS NOT EXPECTED TO VETO - THE GREEN BOXING BILL SPRINGFIELD. Green boxing the General] Assem- even battle with Sherwell : Whetstone stepped th uar- -and Eltringham, winning after five | + .428, LEADS ter in 724, the aone in "07, dae tear sets of straight omreful play. By the Associated Press. longs {n 1:11 3-5; (the track record Representative Green, Dailey and Jarvis were not ex- pected to defeat Turnbull and Gil- bert, for although the New Jersey | : player won acclaim in the earlier the remarkable average @i5 gs to victory tn all his races. singles matches, he was not ex-/the leadership of the ilits sponsor. said he | . nor will either sign ‘\ having defeated in view of the fact . make much of a show- | sl me her together all through the referendum clause i Florvd Johnson. He has had 37 | ing in the doubles with Jarvis. who previous week. JoRy, S” tt only an average English club’ the Wichita club. Bea \which provides that cities must vote However, their service was 437, but he has played heir approvdl it can be legally carried on. Because of the mixup which at- tended the close of the not certain when the bil@came to the Governor. He won the light heavy- in the navy, while cook on board the battleship Mississippi. He will have a weight advantage to 15 pounds over Colima, but hopes to overcome handicap by his cleverness played a much better Payne also holds the im game at the net. Hard Match for Americans. ‘or better. Des Moines Casey and Hennessey found the' place honors with 3385 ; Beaten in , By the Aseoctated ; 4 ; ; | woman’s tennis ™ 2 today defeated ) women’s singles of the | $ today, 6—3, 6—1. 4 gs 75 ¢ w “aos f sets. The Americang the New York World Staff. 4 4 clogest to Friar’s Carse “gmong the two-year-olds, and Mad . | Queens County Handicaps, work. % were beaten by the margin of J. O. Anderson of . feated Jacques Brugnon 3—6, 7—9, 6—4, 75 Probably the largest crowd that? r passed through the gates of Queen's County Jockey Club k saw two of the best races the season; but they went away ait = “Whetstone, @ mare whose run- ‘ning moods are thoroughly fem- 4nine, beat Mad Play in the Brook- idale handicap. It 4s the custom to cheer the winner, but the applause faint for her as she came back the scales. Rather the cheers "were for Mad Play, which ran the “greatest race of his career, though beaten. . oT | Mad Play Concedes Weight. ~ ae =séT*hee little brother of Mad Hatter ‘was picking up 130 pounds and was giving 18 to Whestone as player, went into the 6—3, 6—1. Barclay °¥ @efeating the Indiagigm —5.° 6-4, 7—5. a John Hennessey and Re defeated A. R. Taylor & Heath, 6-—4, 8—16, : Lucien E. Williams o in the men’s doubles, The Australian was | Orange, N. J. paired ‘third and 21 to Catalan, the other _ starter. | Whetstone was a good horse this i afternoon. Breaking weil, she led Henri Cochet of France, 7—5, | §—3. : ' mile and a furlong over a track 7 that was dead from the recent ‘rains tin the amazing time of 1:49 ‘only two fifths behind the record held by Grey Lag. which is a Wimbledon woman champios, | feated Miss Scatterthwaite,” | 6—1. her all the way and wore her down in the stretch, but lacked a | stride or two at the end. CHICAGO, June 7 pill at a .500 clip during & week has given Payne of 3 te 1:36) and the mile and a fur- long in 1:49 2-5. Breuning. the boy who rode | Western League. This a) de a fine race on the mare, keep- three points over his furlong. f. Tt was « two-horse race all the y. the other starters never being Micse. Thanks to the i victory. hetstone, the winnings of the cee Riddle stable weer enriched 0. , Bart sande Rides Witaner. Greentree Stabdle’s Navigsa- that of the. veteran | €ames. Pie cuit drives, with 17. | Six of the teams are @ See Cee ee PCO SEH Ce COs CH CEH ee ee DARREL RRR LA RAR ALL SRE RL REE EARLE LALA AAAS A FSO CSS SSS ES ES SSK LOSES ES SS SS SEES ESOT EUS e OTe OEY OH HOY OO ewe Ye ONES «4% etree eer eee Peewee ee ee ee ee | SALE OF FINE M | UNION SUITS Veuve eu eevee eve a a= Beats the Giants ee ewer eee eee ewe DAR RAR SAAR AE S| v@weveweeue Extréa fine Madras in many weaves and patterns to choose from—we have pre- pared for this sale with a purpose of giving an excess of value, we believe has never been equaled for quality at our low price. $1.10 3 forsZ SPECIAL SALE FINE MADRAS PAJAMAS. $2.50 VALUES Umpiree—Hart MeLavah-i& ” : e- “= . with Earl Sande in the saddle, s the thirty-fifth running of the t American Stales at five “ar- Sarmaticus. A week ago, with Harvey itn the idle. Navigator ran R. L. Gerry's t colt to half a length but today, ugh he was favored with a !é- mind sewitch in the weights and, h the leading rider tn the sad- he was backed only by his e connections and these who strictly by the figures. whatan, which ran so impres- ly a few Gays ago, was abowt choice with Sarmaticus, h was Dicking up his penalty y. The son of Brown Prince- ightliy may heave been best, for he, after breaking wll ch. went very wide at the el- and then was beaten two gs and broke the winning streak | if i s i Ey Tae worst looki: hand in basebi is Joe Sugden'’s rig mit, on which eve finger. has be broken at least on as a result of ma years of activity a catcher | Sugden, 55 a ~ Still Wears Cardinal Coach Who B Says There Are M Clubs Now PJ $ “ EE zt i : ! :

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POST-DISPATCH TH URSDA] ; cans 1s Beat raliansin Hennessey Require Sets to Defeat and Heath, * 4 Press. . June 27.—Ray Casey qennessey of the Amer- team, kept the United e fore here, today, by doubles match with ns A. H. Taylor and taking four sets to the victory. After win- set, they lost the -10 but came through in the next two sets. y the only Amer- in the singles did not y in the individ- > Gay's play of the all mmia-classic began today gallery on hand. In singles H. 8. ng Barc- nia beat H. G. a.ayes, , 6—3, 61. Barclay he last. eight along with nessey of Indianapolis nch stars, Borotra and Puts Up Stout Game. match of the day was Anderson, ranked by after Tilden and Rich- he volatile Frenchman, The Australian was in easily, but Brugnon two sets, 6—3, 9—7, thin a stroke of 5—1 In when Anderson pulled ether and won the set, sh Doubles’ and J. B. Fenno of Boston ad G. R. Sher _-- Helen Wills Defeats — Helen Jacobs, J _ , k Champion of the By the Associated Press. BERKELEY, Cal., ELEN WILLS, woman's tennis cham today defeated Helen obs, national junior cham in a semifinal match in women's singles of the Coast tennis tournament today, 6—-3, 6—1. June 2. ; n ; ae aw i i a a i a Australian pair a very dite proposition during the first sets. The Americang had to their very hardest until the » ning of the third perioa of when they easily became Oe ters. . They played their usua] the forecourt, Casey being: clally ewift with his across the net. Hennessey, ever, played indifferently gt displaying very weak work. J. O. Anderson of Australia q feated Jacques Brugnon of 3—6, 7-—9, 6—4, 7—5, 6—¢. Mrs. B Suzanne Lengien rs. Beamish of ames, England H. C, Fisher, a young player, went into the final by defeating the Indian, H. 7—5.°6-—-4, 7—5. John Hennessey and Ray G defeated A. R. Taylor ana R, Heath, 6—4, 8—10, 6é—8, 6—3, Lucien E. Williams of Cc a 7 Bere land H. C. Elt ham, 6—4, . 5—7, T—2, in the men’s ubles. J. B. Gilbert, 7—6, 5—7, = « §—-7. 6-8. Henri Cochet oF France, def pafterr h was a_ tremendous | J®s4t Mohan Lal, 6—2, 1—6, trom reson winning, 7—5, 6—3. o on had led 4—2. An-|_ Miss Kathleen McKane , the first game of the hen the games went with 2—2, after which Ander- ne uppe and and won he net. 6—3. and Fenno fought an n battle with Sherwell ham, winning after five ht omreful play. nd Jarvis were not ex- jefeat Turnbul! and Gil- though the New Jersey pill at a .500 clip during the Wimbledon woman champion, down stride RAISES AVERAGE TO .428, LEADS By the Aasoctate! Prees. CHICAGO, June 27—Spanking ¢ rR week has given Payne of Wile acclaim in the earlier | tches, he was not ex- make much of a show- doubles with Jarvis. who average English club net. tch for Americans. | the remarkable average of .428 the leadership of the batters in |cuit drives | or better, nd Hennessey found the' place honors with Western League. This is a gaig threé points over his mark of previous week. Jolly, a pitcher the Wichita club, has a mark Six of the teams are hitting . Des Moines holding 323. The . wi idle, igh mind bble stri i) we for 16 ’ . * 4.07" Mepaaers r a ce Rs ae Queens - Whetstone, e handicap. Whetstone stepped ‘ter in 724, the half in :47, six fur- | longs in 1:11 8-5; (the track record | % 1:36) and the mile and a fur-, In 1:49 2-6. Breuning, and then was while Powhatan was and Bande on Navigator was ‘ates E33" 5? FEF PRR Per ty CMTE Ls C ’ ‘ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH _— I IE ER a I ae ae a te St al ees ; % PRE * a SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1925. oe . ~ a ee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH me ~ ee ~ -s ; 9 ° % y LIM, “g =" ‘ ogi w af a : bee ? i as 4 ; pe. ¥ vi v x " . ‘ “ ye. isle wane * t » - ne 3 ¥ ‘J i é : « ps * is - ef « > B . Methermett) Ete aid, wha Fleets Ocorra and tk, Gea, steepie- sell- oyt. ) A. out. out ro} AR oven third. rime. ig Tia o's eee ty one to 1. 4 to 5 and ‘iat te . 180 (LL. Pater), out and out. 12 (Barnes). out. alap aleo ran RACE. 00, ope i geht i od Bogiiteaty h nie *e_. n. Costican. 4.5. RAC 1 Syeqrold, fille to } Rineggentnarg tt | ines). even, 1 to eee VIGATOR. AND WHETSTONE WIN S—E=:== AQUEDUCT STAK 1 bee worst looking hand in baseball is Joe Sugden's right mit, on which every finger. has been broken at least once, as a result of many years of activity as a catcher } eee : ®!| ARGENTINE HORSES ARE a Vite « a oe on nn ae. “ es a ctabeletetet - ) 175 ‘D. 1:13 2-5 Rhi- ‘ me $4 20. Take a Chance, cago. My Colone! *C orncracker Dark tom. Musician. Belle and Barcols alxo oan I e and Barbara. Cold Stream Farm and J. VY. Parish’ entry: Blockhead end ‘ Idle Hour Farm Stable entrv: Al- leghan and Prince Chartes Taylor & SEVENTH. RACE. $1: 100. gee’ _ one , e year-olds and upward, a ooctent. sixteenth—Bona Vera re Georgie 106 (R. FA $9.70." $0. 60. second: Bargain Dav 88 (G. Jo pason’. La third, Phe s 1:46. Faanny Begonia, Midwest- ern. Child's Play. Post- Dispatch and Phid- jias also ran. ‘ratches. Baddle and Boots. Fourth race Latonia Second race—Exit. Third race—Faddis:. my Beater. Seventh race—The Peru: vian. o At Dorval. Weather clear: track good. By the Associated Press FIRST RACE. cleiming, $809. 3-year- —— REPP’S | HAIR GROWER Promotes the growth of hair on bald heads and for the treat- ment of other scalp ses. eof hair ous nr Lamprecht 11 Up On Title Foe in Di At Latonia. By the Associated Prem. be and up. six furlongs: Emil ......-.-100 SCivde .. 0.5.05 90 Eine Kort. 8S Also siintbie:* T Karachi rest 190 Suberfresie’ ulane Golfer Smothers Steve Trust ofticial.” 133 okit Cat B. 3 . i ze **oe @ ‘ eevee Berrien; Is 6 Under Par ; *Loulevilie & gan +4 eee 6 10 Second 1500, mal zens. for 27 Holes. colts and a five and one-half ongs: ae Gilmore ....... 43 Prince meet few PRR Lord Melos. +.11 By the Associated Press. iam s... as Also eliaibile: MONTCLAIR, N. J.,. June 27.—| Maicoim B ir. & uinex, .. «a+ +118 The portals of collegg fame unfold-| Mtlord, ...... ot) eu: ie 15 ed today to admit a new golf cham- zine C Atet ape 118 ea Castle it pion—George F. Lamprecht ,of| '14, Behave 115 tittle Condley Fart Cleveland — representing Tulane/Stable entry. University, who only two years ago a ace, $1600. _finiming. gveatclte was eliminated in the first round. Big Money .... ton 1 Gme ...+* “8 Lamprecht was brilliant in his} MeVickar ..... + Ft el. Bed 1d early combats but he exceeded him-| *Firetoma .....108 Aviette ...+++ 3 self in the last two days when he/| Parader ..... . 11} Wapongod +++ **i6i drove Steve Berrien of Wesleyan Fourth . $1500; claiming, 2-year- to defeat, 11 up and 9 to play, and 7. five SS then {the final round today actu-| Ruin Gola’ ” ++ 300 Geisha Girl... .- ally romped away with the verdict | [rresponsibie ... 06 Core na hae i — over the great little Western star, toa. top sooth .10 Jack Westland of the University of | (Uncle Bob ....i08 oSteane a Washington, 9 and 7. *Patience 98 *Anona se eeny Four Under Par for 27 Holes. “Frances Jane. R.. ae 2 . nse pr a scl which ~ times year-olds and up. six furionas: 18 sa : ee, ver on ime mirpowous wae Hopeless bane me —— oweeeee 106 furnished by the big, lght-haired son of the mid-West in the 29 holes necessary to his conquest. “Hor rw ri omhate eee At the end of the morning round, | *Noea ree at Ruth Shere ovens tr during which he~scored a pair of eTigoo Rabid. 108 Moortield .....11 34s, two under par on each nine,| *Harrv BR. ae salad ee , th race, claiming, J-year- he had Westland 6 down and the/| Seventh race, if one-eighth miles: Pacific coast hopes appeared to/| slicker ........ 107 ¢ b+ have been dashed on the rocks. | $8¥ Gosh ....t08 Fant Grass ../8 ‘Then in the afternd6n, starting ater Flag 8 *Soldier IT ... 107 away with his carefree, laughing | Wrack . Rav ck. fast. style, Lamprecht continued to bear Yeon, Se Sa datmed. down and took the.first hole, halved the second an#* won the » Net tle nee College Net Title But at the end of the 27 holes the Tulane star stood 9 up and at least another was necessary for decision. Westland, in a last desperate ef- fort, obtained the downhill tenth with a birdie three to his oppo- nent’s par four, but he himself ex- perienced trouble on the eleventh and required a six, which ended the fray. : Will Pinay tn National Amateaur. Lamprecht, who divides his time between Cleveland and New Or- leans, said after the match that he probably would participate in the national amateur championship at Oakmont, near Pittsburg, late in August. To cover nine holes in two under par in tournament play is regarded as a brilliant achievement for any veteran of the links, but to accom- plish such a feat successively three times is extraordinary. This is just what Lamprecht did today. The cards follow: To Californian E. G. Chandler Defeats Crans- ton Holman in Final : Match. ———————— PHILADELPHIA, June 27.—E. G. Chandler of the University of California is the new intercollegi- ate lawh tennis champion, defeat- ing in the final rougd of the tour- nament today Cras®ton Holman of Leland Stanford University. The scores were 6—4, 6—3, 1—6, 6—3. Chandler played a steady and consistent match most of the time, In only one set, the third, whigh Holman won by coming up to the net and cutting placements to all 7 HERMANN TO WRESTLE HAUSER NEXT TUESDAY Ad Hermann, German strong Watson, Yale, a man, and Jack Hauser, former in- ee vaentnclh Si. -5, xs = s 6-3. structor at the Kansas City Ath- Chand] Gale calte op PCat ae, .. é: letic Club, will meet in a wrestling | feated Cranston Holman nd Stan- match Tuesday night at Mannion’s ford. 1—6. und: G. Park Theater, 8300 South Broad- 1 DQUBI tes —Beml-final, reund:. 3. way. The match will be a two out of California, defea man and of three falls affair. Lionel teat ag Lelan Stanford P Fir nal rouné i, Hillis ‘and , Strattera . efeat ones and storie ipntcereeeg ta | ia aire & A . re na ‘ (Jones) 8.65 6.25. Maurie Cohen 108 (Kennedy) $8.10. third. Time, a te TILDEN AND RI Gypsy Flyer. Myrtle Crown. Billy Welch. Tfehbnny Jewell Jocose alan ran SECOND RACE, claiming. $800, 3-year- olds and up, six furlongs: Mabel K.. 112 PLAY FOR SIXTH TIME (Mooney). $8.50 $4.75, $2.70, first, Post- ghting Cook, 109 (Fisher), $3.00. 32.60, SP CEW YORE. 4". 37. — With the second: Reliable 116 ( Baker) 2.60 third. Time, 1.17 1-5. Venus, height of the season still some six Dr. Chas ee Stroller Triumph and Bill Robert+| or seven weeks off, William T. Til- the Eastern New York State cham- pionship, and the standing in mat- ter of victories is 4 to 1 in-favor of the national champion. For the defeat at Richards’ hands in the final of the Orange Lawn Tennis Club tournament, Tilden has atoned aplenty. Since that setback, FOU RTH RA Quebec $5000 ad (ae, ™ Ay Py’ one- ‘aixteen the- Harry baker 110 (Rutwe ne $11.15 4.60. po oe: Edis 110 fe a $3.40 ond: ra OCB cay). 8 $3. 68° Thee. ‘Time. 1:4 ws Velante Mr.’ Pepp and Contentment mans ets RACE, The Au Revoir Purse, vyear-oics an uD: seventy yards: Nassau 112 Ft ns $7540, TOMORROW'S RACING ENTRIES MORNING. parts of the cour, did wr mernirg eee fail to outplay ‘his opponent. t s+) 3244 34—3 Wertland—Out 4 444 $23 3 538 Chandler cele to tire in rg “— erechs- red in T. ht—In ..442334534 3 set, but quickly recove Waatiantcie” ‘ KEES. ae 3 4 t—34—38 fourth. A shower halted the last a 44493042434 set for a short time, giving each yh A 72° 3473 player a much needed rest. Westiané—in- 36) . E. G. Hillis and Gerald Strat- ford, University of California, won the intercollegiate doubles title by defeating Arnold Jones and Charles in the final round. OF CAMPAIGN TODAY | ran. _|den and Vincent Richards alread) am “THIRD RACE, The Hurricane siancy.| have met in more matches than in ongs: Bradley’s Toney, 113 (Baker).| any previous year. They are to $4.10, $2.80, | $2.35, firat; Ensign, 104/ face each other for the sixth time (Gordon), ; on the courts of the New York Ath- ius. ae ch viahi | letic Club at Travers Island tomor- also row afternoon in the title round of At Aqueduct. By the Associated Press. race, pelea filtes, 3-year-oi ds, usic Giri. :: ee ee ee && 9 2*Vox oth IT. J. “Apprentice allowance claimed. BEAGLE HOUND SHOW AT WATERLOO, ILL., SUNDAY The first show of the recently organized Midwest Beagle Club will be held at Waterloo, IIL, tomorrow, About 650 hounds have been en- tered, including several bench and field winners. Edward Hansen of Batavia is to be judge of the regular classes and &. Ponzi! of White Ash will jelae the special class. Sliver trophies ae be awarded }. Ce, winners. FORMER BRITISH HORSE TRAINER IS HONORED LONDON, Juye 237. — Richard Marsh ,who retired at the end of last year from his position as train- e rof King George's horses, has re- ceived the unique distinction among trainers of being appointed a mem- ber of the Royal Victorian Order, Fifth Class, .Thie was included in the recent King’s birthday honors. : ao Praag * - $4.°0. $3.20, fret, King’s Ransom 97! the champion has taken seven (Fisher). $10.5 25. second: Creat Rock 90 ‘Jones! 4.40. third. Time,; Straight sets from the youthful Cage +>. reapene Red Stone and Horo-| Olympic champion. In the Church one a! Cup tussle he defeated Richards SIXTH "RACE, SF00. claiming. 3-year- ’ olde and wp. one mile and xteenth— | 6—-1, 6—4, In the exhibition for the Renter. Wet Hanis 11h tata | catbedral fund, 6-8, $8, and én en 8. tan 2 20. onal Rosa eta 104| the Metropolitan clay court fin 11, ‘Thompson’, $3.50, thirad. Time "51 3-5. | 6—3, 6—4, 6—4. Trigger, Star Red, Rrinkley, Mintstick. Park Hil! eaend_Liewellen also ran ~. year-olds an up, one mile ang 70 va AMU Briarsweet 90 peon), $20.05, 30. - $4.45, first: Jacou 106 (Fisher). $4.00, €250. second: Sas 114 utwell) £2.95, third. “Time. 6 49 Guasie P., Black Top, War pues ¢ and F yle also ran. 2 GAMES Dorval Park Scratches. SPORTSMANSS PARK Second race—Twis Up, elit CARDINALS VS. CHICAGO love, Snooth th Bar. Th King. Yelle ne First Game Starts et 2 O'Clock Sarah Day, Cloister. icen ‘Po Seventh | Tickets for today’s game on sale st 2806 race—Valley Light. N. Spring Av. after @ o'clock. EWATER 01 Open LIRCUS forSwimming —Friday— day will given en- tirely to, the O swimmers — Frida morning at 10 o° the pool will be to the public for ming. - 4 - 4 - ; eri + | ON (GRAND. FAOCR . ie Ain | *», wm se, Pure or Cassel. ed-fo o o'tied vs « pep Mal pe.oo Ooate. . ++. Pi ‘4 ; 4 u 5 a ens Pee en Ee ee a 7 ry arr 7

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH “4 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPA EMPIRE LEAGUE FURNISHES Lee __ FEATU. RMLIFE OF JOHN = en — ee ee — ee ee —— —— —-_ - —— -- — Comes Out for Tempera ~™ P._BP BPP OP LP eh . — a . ' Na a i ~ ~~ OO ee ale Dn ae ett wigs ent . ee raga , _ - ERMANN 13, INTERNATIONAL 1. | BOOSTERS 7. GEN. ACCTS. | RS 5, OPTIMISTS NO. 1 4. RHINOS 14, ENVELOPE 10. Double Bill: | EUCLID aS. WELLSTON ~~ , = HinsT ao GENERAL ACC’'TS. ; BOOSTERS. . OPTIMISTS NO. 1. RHINOS. ENVELOPES. EV! 1% , .. HERMANN AB. RIL. | AP.R.W.E | AB AB. ABR.H. AB .RLHLE | Er B a : 1 Picken’ te 3b.4 0 3 | Feldscher if.3 + M'Casiin 2b.4 | Roan 3b. 01 ith’ . $0 ; |G : - Oet'rm n 3 + Walsh ss. Semar 2b- ; Weber if..5 3 Lambert 3b. | Malion ss. a ale suits 388 T on : Two Victories Will Place utche as.5 4 3 | bide cfsa.-o 1 ‘Btelnm’n oft Nichols 1b. 3 our | O'Connell Reitnace! rf. c Ruoehm’n 1 Kiburg c “Printers” in Tie for First *.»- £4 01 Woltt rf. jappointment of Charles p es. the director of Princetog @& succeed Dr. J. Duncan many years head coach gt (i it |. | versity. cow — —_— ———— E | Kaiser cf. is - — we” a MOrils OO9SWSS0008 -p. 5 Doctor Spaeth, who - w~ in charge until the end | present season, announce@ § Goes on the Lecture Platform to Carry o1 penton to give up notre” ° : mocm——s0mor—s0m Feeatinee in’ close tot: Battle Against Strong Drink and I: Or br tata aD ei ri Wolrft rf. . ah mith c... 0, Peace Obst p-2b...4 Place—K. of C-. Starts | i272 8 0 1) De V. : mw iss | Fitz! Totals .4310i44 ITH no one on the bases, the | princeton rowing activitaanl “yg } . Second Half of Race. . bec Aer toeteat 234 678 batsman hits safely to left | capacity of chairman of thes } . Much in Demand. Saar bis batten bal Pere SSA. iste? Scheie Goame| mnineenee =. ASE EES SZ Sy) VW pera ae is apparent that | committee, which post al os 5ae78 ! Envelopes . ; ze OOS off Two-base hits—Avetta. Roan,| the drive will be good for at in retiring as coach. O20roro00O >t wu Om OOOKOHROKWO = re lorelolow CO Krocaecor — Avetta cf Renner os.. Schopfer D... Totals 44 14152 1 w' wner '* | | swooww -: rseteieinin iia’ —" ** rth eae Ennen- bach 2 oO Sawooelite | a w ~a| MOnmmCOKOKY ©o.,csocftocoscoor issoOor ors DitKe: 0} Manning b.. _o| Hemker pd.‘ Vonbear'a p.J a kk had Le eS ,°ose Sorooso9o e bommiucoc tite Fi « . - 1) Y&R RKORKORrFr;O a ~~ 1 ~ ~ = Totals bese af ~Oororcrcrs ° os ah ° a? | + Totals .3l oo }Y 3 . i-~ & Beomee Innings: 47ico 9o eocew coct ‘ lat é‘ P » a : Summary: ne future attraction | | | 43020108 & | 7 By Joseph. 10: by Weber. 1: » O'Connell. Three-hase ~ h ite—benner least a single. How should the | an’ Municipal le ie today will be the _ » hite—Suelthous, Gragg. Three-| » Tunings 6 as i oil - | ~“yne—d)' Ret ’ . ad meth’ 15m. (BP lin. |O"Cennei!l (2) Obst. Smith. Home run— _ . ve ** | pires—Heseott and W ric ‘ s . [Smith. Saerifice hit—Smith. Stolen base | infielders position themselves on iB. ow. bileciher i; 4 A his fame never deserted him, was told by the aufhor. Geuble-header on Grounds No. 12, is ’ hs , ton let hbasea—- M P iene hite-—Lortz (2 R . M : . : Double playe— BUTLER BROS, 279, CRUNDEN 6. _——Avetta Wild pitches—Schopfer. Obst such a play in order to present x C.. 5 thoug hw! . : . | De *. *~ ‘a ea | ; ; . inet Oo —— 7 utche Nerinann ub , a 1. Stolen bases — | 0’ Pfeiffner: Spreck to Kyser. BUTLER BROS. CRUNDEN. _| Passed balii—wWeiss. Hit by pitched ball é' ; ASSEMEBLERS merest Park between the ¥. M. H. Baur he t ‘ret 9 jing A | Soe stormann, Lorts. Sweetman, | =e eets ee on balls Off AB , -By Semar (Benner). Base on bails— ee a proper defense in case the ASSEMBLERS 7. MA A and Ts pos of Ti E-ermpire la a weeeD>e Voto i5 lutc? P . | BR} menthal. . = Struck. out— Cod’ gton 2b. 6 , Schopfer. 4: off (det. 3: off Sermar. = batsman tries for an extra base ? ; eue ‘ine lead i+} erfec is itched bal by {+s Hood. >: , Amien 5 SF 6 Struck ;out-—-By Schopfer. 12: by Ob-* 3: Garrett p. a a oon. r ; | Hemker | —} bases——Gen- Voss 5 Semar. 2. Pitching record—Off Obst. Diagram of Play. | Fitchell ss. 3 percentage with the Typos in s€C- De vot. off Reisinger 2. Struck out— | m Base © lis 1; eral Accounts, 8: B ters. 4. —' | Shaw ‘rT r 3b.3 9 runs: off Semar, 4 hits. 6 runs. ~ “oy o ™ by Reiai: wer 10. by Butcher otter Hemker 2: . |'4m. Umpire—Kelly. nos. 9; ee, _ it. ; , the T "1 : : ~i ee ‘; V oto, : ote out——By 2 ee 45 cy ; kuehler. 40m. Umpire—S banks. ScCor- Goeulbie Victorv or ypos Ww : run _ 2 nnings. ¢ vf itcher, hite Yon Behren 2. itch ; " “ mear = for first tt. rut i! innin left on bases Euclid ; é hite, 1-3 : i FRT. AC CTS. 13. ENGINEERS 0. seq liagdibag — oe 5, Wellston.8. Time 1h. 55m. Umpire—|y s 72-3 4 FREIGHT ACC’'TS.); ENGINEERS, The second Earnie is a relie of Sk Phe] bee Scorer. tet. ‘ AB. E AB RR." Higgins e May “4, when the sypus refused to y McDonnell Mayer Stauder Stuckel aa Richter Jeans Kruse Koenig .. a ’ ————memes | PEEP .oc. cd 0) = : oo Uaiis ? Lill. Totals 4013100) *Hart .... | eut—By Hollinsworth. 7: 3 Rabbitt. | Lil. 2 Time of gam hour and 45 Inaings— 2: avrg. minutes. Umopire—Schackin. Tota's .: ¥ ht Accounts 1 0: ) ; Engineers... 58 00 0 A oO Oo 0 a 0 a onrtk x, OPTIMISTS ‘ RU + r=4 . _ W Boston, Sullivan was charged with pounding a horse w : fists and kicking it three times in the under ribs. So he wa to court, where two policemen testified that they had seen ‘this dreadful deed. *‘Now, look here,” John complained to the ™do you really think I'd do a thing like that in my own hom _— my friends could see me? I’ve got too much respect for 4 her residents, horses and all, to rare around that way. I 7 i ae that balky nag had runned away with me and throwed : Assemblers: .. 6 0 anc if I mebbe did kick her once or 20, well—I leave it to you, mr base ens, hee 3 badn't she ought to of been kicked? The stern official, he | Olinger. a bs x ; unable to agree with the culprit; he said that it was a cle playe——Garrett_ to Hoban ae wanton cruelty and imposed a fine of $100. Snell. Passed ball ‘ This verdict so staggered John that, after a friend had set . . : }im, he immediately went out and started on a fresh escapade i lhe soe Liat 1 3¢ 3—17 | | Shop 3. Time—_in Sm | { the evening he came to one of his favorite hotels, where hi, hite—-Michael. ‘Wrausman, . f leche. ee hwas still fairly good. “I'm the best that ever happened!” he s teach, hits Ss e Home 3 hy. dagen oaned on : meat BITS 15. -o) ss he whirled around in the lobby, looking for someone to take besee—Wrausmen. Trimble. Moore. at ee Been oe ay to be in a post- core Oty -NOME, ‘challenge. But nobody did so, and this changed his modera set aubocinke @ ott Duffin 1. | tion to handle a throw there, in . humor into definite irritation. For some time he gazed aroun 'ing for some victim on whom to vent his spleen. Suddenly he ' dislike to a young man who was wearing a brown derby. Sr won! WhomweKHaOok uw: 0066 WO Dab tote wm Or + al ond place, two games behind ‘ GRAHAM 17. ARCOS Pipes rt. Matte o$ COOrr Oiler rH Coo°orOroO007 4 > 3 x” 7m. Umpire! Ahearn as..6 Gockel 2). Play because of inclement weather. ALGABIL 19, BEACON 18. | ae | Kueterer "> roteat bh thie : LGARBIL . MACON ) AN 5. INTL LIFE Kilcorne 2 7 oe i. &. MH. A. was ° ni \ oe An R iy SBOOND GAME. Fink cf....7 . . “Od 3% : HERMANN. Kortum If. 3 AB.R Osterm'n 3b.4 2 Solari ia « 4 Steinm'n cf.4 : | A.Mein't lb.4 Lortg D - ol Oster 2b ...3 Hever *s...3 Blumen- thal rf...3 3 St is | Hughes If.. 0 | * w Yi CONMrocr Oo FOC ie om ~) w 3 5 5 Ws Pa) ORK RHO OC HRC * Inning. ; ¢ 205 | OM barbs —_ ~~ + everruled A pitchers’ battle should feature the opener. Nerviana, the right- | woe, ban lier who has priti hed the “YY Gu mn ie eer hae. ft fo elxht straight victories will face sy .ion Henderson, whe has won six games [Jos c - - C for Alremonge | and lost none iéischman, f0F sreinkamo the ¥Y. M. H. A. and Wiessa for the se Lb-cf | Totals 5019158 ' Totals . Haening rf.o : Typos will hurl in the nightcap. mT start Secoonmd Half of Race. ae On ut hen winning run was scored. ~ FERS aie Batted for Strong In seventh inning. ne oul whe +3 " . . 9 Calied in the Sth account 6 opens. rule. } +. ORIA! + COTTON BELT : : Wand Mba : Aigahil sf ~*~ nnin —s 1 345 2 - Sr asSerti This Cri- ty t@arny Nas Beacww . 350 1 40 0 5 tb 18 at. lite , oO ° o°o ou taken the place of the Columbus Two-base hite—Stratten, Buchanan, Mc Hermann . ‘29 #|wocecsooso 9S ocr uy SSeS 02 hits—Amilen 3. Bevets. Cor- Home run nm Adams rf. | Mver=e c.. 5 Fehringer D.o stpuo hoes obi eunetel 12305290200 PT Peer - ie. | BrOH HH ee my wisio~ Disiem~ Gi oos302320899 ~ co ii Cole | enaciibatiiaiitenss po Pidiowiet oF KF Ree Orfrry it~ oO FO ~ re bd63 rte _- ~_-— MA x en —> °° oOo lUFSOOoKCOoOoOnm eal i Corr SS tre Pe io Swetman c posawneaeedl wl oe 1 Pe or N ER tA RS - 2/8, ‘Cotton Belt 3 Time of me—tIh. 3am. , re—Byrne Socorem—Lempsey. iwtS 0 ies S tom -orr So Sh mwroly ~-or- ~RrOoCcrHor 4, GRococowsoch (&| CoCoSCeOoor~rr~rnt ow S| ry “aa ile sntohebies tenn SOO co is we! HS eGo ois C2ecoroorch toe | ee ee — a ve — re wo ue | oro” os op x Cl nepnionoanct Constanz 3b Mii er cf. Seott Ib... iuo~w Pr E — ww wtis ) b , Mitche } Struck out By ‘ “Ox, : YY Hartn 1 | Glore bo Fatching record ew ae Curiv . of lion Sy it 1s in 6 innings. Left on ak o| Totals .3312141 : ; oriah 8. Cotton ee Pela: ‘ c ‘ > _ . : 2 @ 144 1) 0 | LU enise= Hyrt Score! rowel fH 0) rp * ee» #& eee ice Cots Uw ~ — 5190 = a te Him Oe Gum cCrr hw 2 a + > t+ bes ite idm Ga de > De 8 DE ccolnantele Oo ae war ores S o ~ ps *Batted for Hiday in ‘ : eheaede cig oe ower Cio a eer = *or a ae) 2 c. off Fr an cr ) tries to stretch "Tos? a as Gul. Line. Three-base hite—McGill. Home Two-base hits— ‘Dureo if.3 ff Frank! in 1. Struck out—By Kramer case the batsman .3 © 2 0 Women ttt tte 52220 4 }—i2 ees ee Stie % Slaci --§ ‘shortstop and second baseman. It _keeping me as fit as a fiddle for/|spittgon, adding, as he did. Read j | : a. ‘ - a : t ' > oO Oo. OU Lp Rise i ™ ee i os soe : . ; wes tlie A. bse! Mk me 2m | R. Keker °C. Atm r if. Summary: ‘Two-base hit—Morge: thaler, BRE B.RMLE . fod stals . 36 1¢ also enables him to return to! ‘Pome reason I can’t see through.” | live to be a million years a 'ypoe . up.ie heade: >2 No 1—Laciede Walker wb 70 — “i =~ BS = ‘ a Fite? " ‘ 3 5 > @ fi if kh ls " eve t b k t ‘se. Willee Chip — oe ew 1 eS Sacrifi 4 lee- Reisinger. Mo tthaler, Hunr : ee »2 Wetsh': s ¢ . a ae eee oe ee ooo ae irst the piay reverts Dac ° De . ’ . FROERE!. scHOOL LEAGUE. ge re? Stolen bases race udert, Shaw ‘tb 0. Angus al 2,11, : > 3 > on nga Oa OR > a¢ that base. . Gruene- ae. but ali-seeing Providence had | body guffawed—what else Hleits, Marrison vs. Gebken. " *Piaving for Oeth in Tt ng te ruck out——By | r . by Sars ~ fof 3 1 3 ae he ' A. ©... = | j—- wo- Das hi! te Ko r. price ; Wester i> 1} ) ‘les . » s © } P of mii . H Ere n . [ i i ee ee Totals oa 5S s 3 A Se. of his life so that it should not be | to do *——H yt Jonn kept hil: o f Time of gan 3: henie . . OPTI. Lm GEIT meas P. Veriton. ; i , m Ps 1:38 . : EIT . : S| a for Poh! fn : : | sepent wholiy in vain. He had |The stars in thelr courses | nant for the first half. Schumacher. Saenger. Gundelfinger, Strat- Snyder. Stolen Totals .33 7 Pitching record—Off Kramer. 5 5S. Hit by pitch=* ball—By Stratton (Oven-; by Currier 4. Left on bDases— ermann 3; . in 2 inmings. Left on bases the ball to second base. the only Krueger of. m . 7 saat '“"Don't get mad; there, buy yourself a new hat,” he handed th » Tle ; \ Die. - , ‘ ’ ; 4 ‘ ~ > . , the first half flag Pitching record——Off Stratton. 9 hits. 18 UNION 12. WESTERN 0 Struck out—-By Schmidt. 2: by Bucker, 8: line up with tHe shortstep, so as 2. , : LAL aleahil & Time of game —2h 45m. (gos eda ay El Seeger are: 8, STEPHENS a, AMES. dle the ball if} through a-poore| t SR milk. and had almost as little ef-/the speech he was accusto of several players. oe LRA . | — Ye. : hed v a h | baseman to line up with the play, . Fation point was reached. ever take another drink I U' Fallon l--~—St «Caeime’s Vrth if This enables him to”help out ' to be as well as I am,’ he ¢X~-/serious, and aftey he had indians ve. Sennett A, (. Fetraruvund No. M Ecker- son rf-)¢.4 CAMP & CENTURY 1. Y M iH. A vs. ’ ef ae on . Teer erties ne pt ~enceard He wasright. An unaccountable | before I touch another!” bel Schoo! Groends— Tiemann ve. » Totals .36 8 iK Bases n Fairground NO : Kuhe Bulek ve inning: 2 out when wiuning r Paicons, No, } Meietio ve, Shel!, No. Innings - Ls3 & ¢ 7 "fier, “Sevrer—s ntae ind cf P25 : ARF HF . , ce: eee a a came | yn. a sie ‘s Rte ar en A ler ‘Siac 0005 6 20 1 NEON IX. WESTERS 7 . : ea ee » Carsino Tb = 1 | Bateh cf...4 2 08 RE ee at ak Die 3 7 nnf 1 | een kept fit for a definite rea-j|creed that fi® day on wt ‘1 amchester Park al Holy june Tet = aeegr ate : : — BECO ia 0.8 3S 3 Coste : a © Ci cahen 3h ere ” eos Tire ak. 3. Pitching, recor?—Of ower a) OCDE AAT a cadeeeeeeeee 12026 Mon: the ex-champion pugilist and |made this great decisto : uo ’ re " bets : 1 hl ST! rae! ca k : “yf SS . - de aot 9 ee * ert > ent ie ; ‘ 7 A> toy . 1 ew Huebne : jpertan eb itt MoT BT tte 7 0 0 Fe | ; ” ‘e ——— @ elhted 2 rus + oné@third Innins. off . Yordt OFFICE 10. ©. WINDERS 8. | Fre: >). - a champion drinker was destined oe 4. ay day; 2 (OLULMBUS LEAGUE ' + pate samen Wirt pices. ~— ~ UV Match os dbo U0 © bu spent wie GS * er pt © 7 yt kwits Shu 0 3D O \ ts 9 runs tn): Ris 3 innings: off Sta : wv VE VIN DERS. + 3). . ro t become a champion reformer tnessed the jnaugurat " Porent wk koe ene , | | se , . 2 | eoeee : st. ms. | . = tallo—St Peeere (2). with a messianic mission—to go | Theodore Roosevelt. ad Srol , Huet —~w —By Fawcett (Heldemann ’ @round and tell the story of his life At first, of course, John HERCANTILE Lea. 4. [jtties i : | Mores tage BRB MM bat = * satay Fasted 10" oe Henan Han awful example and awarning|very hard time. It was Lonneliys. Sher Will oe oe ; i. are mail eter? te ex ‘ Babe, p. ... | Ca hee SS | we ison if jon dases—St. Peters 3. Zion @ 5 % those who were in danger of/that he had made plans to sears See, _ ‘Ll: off W Rtruck oat Ue | ; ‘---2 = , ” . rhe e hit —Anmus rote sie os - da te | game—Ih. 30m. Umoh — @n. John had changed tn many | series of addresses on varto na Hy Willierns, * | ™ay:. mostly for the worse, dur- j|ice; but lyceum agents were 7 ‘ * : ord— drinking—thousands of or- |temperance and thereby los . ) ry men had done that—-but he/ fobs. But Sullivan though! Id become a temperance lec- | this was very silly of them. rer: one of the chief pillars of |them fellows is overlooking Anti-Saloon League. bet!” he exclaimed. “They'd Reformation. to read up their Barnum * ty ; @QirKrnmcooocwucht i newest | ORM ntl mi Sahshe mines why ei rrr -F OOSOSCO9 3 = 3 4 5 6 ‘ av —s oy ry 2 2'@O0 8k G ‘Kleine of-Li. V01L01 0 O 6. Rock 2 ni te-—Dahnm. Mengerson. Witt- | hree-base hits— ities hit—Tullman. (2). Woodson Me oan, Dplay—MeCoy to SOUTH GRAND LEAGUE ot Yn ~butt in «lt " 3 m scour evelaps (ireunde——tt CACHE le, GOOD Horr #8. Thr . 3° 41.9% oa A roOwW EK CAMP 10. CENTURY 1. Mar)ville ve. & : 00RD HOP , ve 0 ‘ bh | SECOND GAME | a BETHEL LOSES PORPEIT. Park—South End At . . at ye} rm hon = oo. 8: © rOWER CAWP 5 _ Be elers ° : re uP Jebnaton 3b ' ‘ . — rr lw .tase ive Reitnarhr.: T re. Day ,eR R > roti e Bvangeiica , vagu i? “=! 7 7 AG ; 7 u o ‘ ° ; s b p — in) ‘ ,) lana ws : wt Li T)— , . . . ; , : c Cerende et Park No. 1 ripe we ’ : $ . ee _ - bene rte onwia . : 4 226! Hunt . re >. INDE: I ENDEN’ ¥ “1s FRIEDENS > gy oO YA pene ‘ gs rk | Pe | I “ARRULE wi saw , Wild pitch—Steinkamp. d | 7 J Umm ad “ry re ae i“ ~~ ar a : ; . . . | : P . ' P * 4 . .* > . : ? L | ; 7. . 4 l ' a , — ie . a - . ! tiner tmase on balla—Off Stein- yn ve she Gberge oe So ; = ” he : . , 7 Apel hp * e, ’ rm By one Ma , the te ji ui — 7 ‘) , a $?1} ; ct = . oe. , | karnp, off Neff. L: off Lowther. 2. : : ‘ . “ : ‘ . " =" “4 we wet et et wide Sid pe E St 4 wa nt ed Or tab te S004 ee Side OID a > ..It was in 1905. while he was yea — r pe nee rit a =~ l.} acuit 1 " — . a : , ine — ‘ ' ' ‘ [tex Kr ' , : te . : >. en a os Pape . | Sty + sut—By Steinkamp. 3: by Lowther, 4 — Ying at aA Terre Haute hotel. Ss . a t oO mb le rt | ' Merk pte . + “y 7 : + a , bs Midd eee r ‘ 3 (+a _ | | os ‘ = Rete 'y at = 5 : a |?-_ eec a pe mga yy Nett 4 hits nnings— 33 Tlat broke and feeling rotten,” as an nian 4a odin °? r 7 . vi . -e = = = &- | ve , > 4 ; Winders. 4 bie h = © ‘Ce. | St. . : 1 ph rased it. that he decided t | prea , | = —— . ' /knowed the game and he | | that the churchgoing crow: * WILsO _ r th. . THT - & run af . i ma 5 of 4 , pia } 4 Miehiend ve Tot : : mk . wi Maaco W bate ) Ya 7 wre? — «4 - the crowd that he wasn't Port ie - oe ‘tien ve & 2 3 CUTTUN BELT tt. WT. MORIAH itted for ‘ it | ning y Dimes 2 2 a re es er mer of the week before I quit and needed for his busines es Lawl grt | . Fe Oo 8 FIRST GAME l for Walters camels % a - = MAR D-io.5 & © x @ 2s that one day I went into some | leet Mt. leuis aale Ve “ ‘5 anny ae aS i : tuvenk’p re 2 . he other crowd, anyway! ' ore innings ) UZ store,-for something. I was | had the otne : 6319194. Ta 3327 S| mf (=. piled from Monday until Satur- |! don't say this b wenger edhe eBatted for Schmidt in sizrh | | | : ae Wy. I was pretty near down and |>ut i these fellows Knows nee Pete es 54 4 a @t. And I was thinking. That's|‘hing they'd make « play Frieden; 0000 é ; > = Me kind of a time when a man will just the kind of people tal c inw thy Cwo-)d hi to— lieck . -— - | n Binwee: Ita wo-base Di ieckmann ‘on. 4 Pink—when he’s got a head that | ™ine would get into the the out—iiy Homan. 2: by Hoefel S a 1}—— F7 oeman Kletn. | in | 4% ls Ilke it weighed a ton. and is [ mean church folks that ne ———— se —— Walker 1 Titehing recerd——Orf Hoe. Karsten ss y | oe (Kinworthy ) | rifice 7 m4 mi, Bie wan nae we 20 Fane te CFS ingings: off | maces c.. © Martin p...3 0 fases on balis—Off Kerr, 1: LE 7 ye , . ae ed. and no one seems to care | *Way.90 much. The othe Pui aiker. Mo bite tho runs in ~~) innings Wee ees —_—-—-- truc ut : - Ga oe ett ,. ' P —* oe ate 8 : Left on basee—dioog Hope 10. Cache 5. Tender Pp. . -' @| Totals. .30 121221 on bases—Tower. ; r ttmann te " Pameed ~ , him. A heavyweight head is | ¥™Y. they've got om anyw : . ” * retry i” = Dp. D mn ? one _— = —_ . a - “ : . a )|Meraard if. 0 | oe ee ‘ — T : iON pce ORS 3 NEB > . 2: oes, On, Dats | ” | best temperance lecture ‘n the | a never drive em away— bj tne Lb . . one ey i | rid. only most folks won't listen | your life! Next to my Sion | Keleer yar , . & : ) : ) re of the ’ vyen*ie @ | reseed balle-—Miler ), atts ~ 5 é 1} Re it. Then T says to myself. ‘John. I can reach mo NAGE flee ; rough-and-ready people th : Dases on balle- Off Koth 3: , 3 Morte! , ‘ ; ore SF loth. 3: off Johneon. 2: off Quarter- Twol iy "tied Suen. : are the champion damn foo! of » Vineet oe . : : sae D a> bh on - 4 7 ° “ Fe q " -~ . ’ : o : * 3. ho gee = o wy aAS. s5Ome RuA~7-ou “—s world; you're the original | other man they can pu : ; a»! , \uer or, “AID rec rit it rier ‘tole: : - : ‘ . ‘a Y Gone 8 rd — tleth, 3 hit " : ; ' Milion-doliar rum hound.’” De. |taik thelr man’s language, , Mowe 5 ciemeees |toae): Of), commeon h rune in 3/ Rocher to Pobie: Martin ts rien to | ~~ NUTRITIOUS, ding to the bar, he asked for a icaood. fellers. the chapa wt é i , - + ; " le ry . et bY " oO _ bees}! ‘ dircis ; ” “a : ) s 3 "4 wr = 1 of wine, which he raised as | blood, will listen to me. ‘ O& 2 i ” ft: Pp. anty. O. Time—1h. $Om “Fe Pitching Werdgt. 2 bite # rune an \ Y 58 Did Ti C; . M k the Reser, King, Three — a eae poe. > = Se | | DEPEND ABLE 4 -iime romes are Bn is ie Sa ARE THREE WORDS | Straight Path a Hard Ameer | i oe On anrf Goode ge * — ; ry Atrick By Goce, : | = SS BELONGING TO ? In another way. too. his reform tween friends, John?” ur Tett wm tesa aba paces ~T ou cheap o} Loren oP at | BOHEMIAN MALT 5, ” essfuliy tried te best him in | me: Get the hell o N 0 BAR ing — constantly put si, here, you'” And in Ie GAINS : o y XDUWTRIAL Lagu wo base = hit——Johusto: Three. bas re edhe geme ‘ow bitee—Mil lester, ‘Thema. run-—HMil.e ee! ne geme, Racrifice ' oi Saughn if. Jubii et on , fel. ah _ see! , 0 DuRocher 2 { """ |) 4) benheus ut) . ' Ab... l Hennessy 3t : , (imer, Kuvyteude!! ‘id _=séopl teh— Homan ' .* Manufacturers’ League i by pitched haji-—-By Homan Walk balle—> . ———e— | r pattern for every boy in « aga n, s q recognized , , i@ : . ee Proud mothers can safely | window.’ » ele ee SAasS8aI0% ‘ a bargain . : ow erTrete se gat s price. You know within the trade as the qual- i their sons to follow in Jona When. after a years & cesles that the good car oing ity leader of its field. Note | . 4 = °% i Ze? en.” ‘that he had definitely refor to go. You can t Stil), it was hard—very hard. “I began to fulfil! the decree ‘| New Invincsh le Size ' * | | | eis , ro te stitt neck from turning my tiny by going around on % i tell about the other. I : ss , BER | | = | | : * a " he ad- | ture platform. At first, to ! -. . Se . away from saloona, > aie ee — Te I entered ‘em. I'd say his addresses ee se are ree— as and dy. Seorer—J. Mui- : 2 for ed ‘yse'f under my breath. ‘I'll be with any special reform . GrAR % | oS NEL SRS Tare Motor Company, ine, eee 3041-43 Locust BI. attele Son Felice 30 for 25¢_| i ’ ; Sos Std B4 2 > > Po OF PPS SERS ee 293 cf wr - -_ - mecssesy, - =" _ - — -“ ~«. 7 mned if I take a drink!’ But I he merely attempted, ae Bi ti bh, with Used Car Dept. on without cursing himseif | enoug to ewear at myself « good deal | nv - | | H C | : @ ali; he merely turned the tables cent wpeech ay QuaTeernick Bomont 1241 andy Order oupon f , Frcs at his tempters. A few with Pugilists” tn eae Siete | bt your jobber can- cued tin te enn Senet Genter Ghee eee Rage aotths /after the Terre Hate boyant streepticon . a » thea . enner rt | not supply you, phone MEN ee I phage heed by another hedges tale STAD 1A 6 a oath oe 38. Oonse BacTners Deacens Seu S00D USED Cars Olive 7903 or write our +S. a ' _gutobtograpa. , ~ cw reer Sree a'-— som _— os ~~ ~~. © I Ncked the desire.” Final- | ; fe debauches, met him im « Kome office, Street Address er BR. F. , a there came the wonderful dar m he succeeded in conquering gan his platform ' ; : my lobby, slapped him most fs este i: FOR GENTL. or = a “ a Post Office ~~... ceecen-ereuee — y on the back, and propose? ASTER SI . ' {alii eo ASTE _ Rint Cetthe af ote “Ne more EUME WR : bb State eseee ee a the ha and . . ; Bs PpY suds fer me”—John'’s hoteal te Brown: Bioukect | SS prepaid. $e = Was stern—"“T've sworn off for = rwear-otf be- “What's « Hig 7 wp. ‘eeu Ble as, Ut oii ty . —EE a EE ——— 5 ee ee a ili aS

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—~- dint iad POST-OISPATCH 7 ~~ ory we - = : te, - ie @ eer a aalla il ate Pa ee ~ > > 4 —s ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH rr rte eee eeneenen SO — a EE — ee ap — -——— oe eS eee ee eee tr ee 8 SE Ce EE ee ne Oe eee eee - ~ - . ~- - - > ne —— t —_ = —— . i cdhnenaiindiacnall Ss amnaieecaieit ial ere _— —_ — — ? - . Pel ) % “hye a 7 perce : oe a ‘ Pa eee foe ts oe - e s é why ° & e e 4 SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH + + oe oe ie aIFE OF JOHN — —— ari At ACH = ee LOGG NAMED ROWING | 4 ; Collins: _ OnE rg rowing in the East 0 This fact became homecoal feaen ‘ INSIDE appointment of Charles p. Log wt © the director of Princeton as A BASE- a —— rt Special to the Poet-Disparg. NEW YORK, June 27.~—tThe res versity of Washington will, Me |another graduate as head coach _ at that uni. | ohn Barleycorn Downed - For Good and Sullivan po poncatcet"al Comes Out for Temperance in charge until the end of present season, announced his tention to give UD active yw some time ago. He will, howen : ‘continue in close touch vane Princeton rowing activitie 4 hits safely to left | capacity of chairman of = a ‘he @ is apparent that committee, which post he a wing 1 BALL — f+) ——————— f+) — | ne on the bases, the ° i versity. | Ibector Spaeth, who wil} contin % - Goes on the Lecture Platform to Carry on the Battle Against Strong Drink and Is Much in Demand. ce . 1 be good for at in retiring as coach. opted ; - How should the | ~~ : renee tion themselves on Tg oe and Woodcock, ' 3. W. sechbacher. h order to present ‘_ se guineas % “ EMB ORS 7. MACHT ~ nse «in| (case the ASSEMBLERS, MACHING Oe. for an extra base? | ABRHE NE SHOp | Garrett p..2 1 1: F of Play. | Fitchell ss. . Hoban Ib.. Mueller Iif.4 | Oliinger 2b.3 —— ee ee ee _— oc Qe oy MOSCONE 132i omwocorooo mee Corr OieRee OosoCrFHOFO Pfeil 3 | moi he) ruse 3b.. V'rtriede 2b, Totals Muthsam p. oe =! J Co | — Totals Inning. 5 Assemblers. .. Ome ~ iT. oe. E. use, ovan . playe—Garrett to Hoban) wr, Snell. Passed balis—Post. 8 nell 5. , y Z ‘4 fast week Sullivan's steady fall down the ladder of success, Scorer. gthough his fame never deserted him, was told by the author. CHAPTER IX. W Boston, Sullivan was charged with pounding a horse with his Ia MO fists and kicking it three times in the under ribs. So he was haled “me to court, where two policemen testified that they had seen him do Ahis dreadful deed. *‘Now, look here,” John complained to the Judge. "do you really think I'd do a thing like that in my own home town. ‘where my friends could see me? I've got too much respect for Boston igad her residents, horses and all, to rare around that way. ige, that balky nag had runned away with me and throwed me out, god if 1 mebbe did kick her once or so, well—I leave it to you, Judge. | Hein't she ought to of been kicked?” unable to agree with the culprit; he said that it was a clear case wanton cruelty and imposed a fine of $100. This verdict so staggered John that, after a friend had settled for him, he immediately went out and started on a fresh escapade. ‘Late Besides, The stern official, however, L | ‘ 36m. - Maching Sm the evening he came to one of his favorite hotels, where his credit bacher. LITTLE BITS 15, CARA NOME LITTLE BITS. CARA-NOME,. Kamp on. Votows s«.. Andrews 3b: Kalimy'’r 1b So’am'v'r cf Fox rf.. nit to left fiecid it is top to cover sec- ay to be in a post- a throw there, in n tries to stretch double. a der, handling the |¢9r.}3"°: immediately return | Kramer it. ond base, the only being at that bag. i baseman should | the shortstep, so as | back up the short- | h a position to han- | if, through a .poore | | famor into definite irritation. s~“on i, BR, OSC OMe = rom oem Co es Luyties rf.. Krueger rf. | Barker p... Totale .d1 _ Innings-—— CAPO NOMO «roc curiae aa ne — SSOSSH OOM my or SHS | _ xe | wae Dim a five-dollar bill. By 1905 he had reached a point where ordinary liquors tasted like milk, and had almost as little ef- fect on him. Nothing but whisky would do now, and several pints of it were necessary before his satur- ation point was reached. Finally, after a classic debauch, a ; or-r c ¢ ould escape the yering second. well for the first ST. PETER ine up with the play, ST. PETERS. self a reasonable | pont ct-rts' 5 . . | Mueller Ih. of the second base ‘Heuer'an 3b.4 j Ht Ne DP... cenmitt Cc. .« ts him to help out (jr Menges sa3 hrow evade both the s songs 3S second baseman. It ag meh him to return to wald 3b. .3 tick De lay reverts back to Vebie it. '3 *D. Gruene- ght. 1925.) tagline lala Totals ..30 5 8 ; POPP BDP LPP MDPAP NT" PBAPBPP LS SWPPP fra = _ 9 OoOFf CS-Sor SNS o1Oo C00 COMNOCSCON pondition. “I know I don’t deserve to be as well as I am,’ he _ ex- ‘claimed, “but I guess the Lord's ‘Keeping me as fit as a fiddle for ifome reason I can't see through.” He wasright. An unaccountable but all-seeing Providence had foubtiess foreordained the course ad. @ his life so that it should not be *Ratted for Pohl tn seventh tnn! meeent wholly in vain. He had Innings— 1 , 3 4 n kept fit for .a definite rea- ~~ i OEE hie cd's ss oc’ 5 0s : the ex-champion pugilist and 10. eigen TN * \, champion drinker was destined NDERS, 'Mueller « ; Deht AB.R.ALE | Schmitt. Hi Menges, G. Grueng , - | ort nage rom Mhadagamly sad | Dinch ier es 4 ~ eiaeiaditashemmdans, "tase en alia Me mround and tell the eure of his life Steink'p p14 shicaty Pabanlt U0 tn Haabennas a San awful example and a warning : out-——By Fawcett 10, by Heidemann Sellnacht cf.4 3. Zion 6 those who were in danger of oars eth. Been, Udielve Senses oe run . me—- e . eo Martin rf..2 - ” =e John had changed in many mostly for the worse, dur- Heim c....; INDEPENDENT 5, 8T. JAMES 4. Meloan 1b..3 ST. JAMES. titan hea the last 20 vears. but he was . to make the most complete Se AB. Totals .31 61 Beasley if.2 ' ge of all. He would not merely drinking—thousands of or- ry men had done that—-but he ld become a temperance lec- r; one of the chief pillars of Anti-Saloon League. then Reformation. it was in 1905. while he was ing at a Terre Haute hotel, broke and feeling rotten.” as Phrased it, that he decided it high time to mend his ways Mand for all. “All I can re- mber of the week hefore I quit J o CcOF C9O0KFHREOIOF ii i ied i i | on League | - a -ow7weewT?T#etees6ae8 ®@ hit-——Gehring. Hievermann (2). Kramer. FS) Sooocrsocsis c “SoSH Oe ~~ Ormisis eis SiKiscccoony Somme pe ws | ~ 273465606078 eee no 0 | 0 0 4—10 ses -@# VOLO! O GO Gg Dahm, Mengerson. Witt-' - Three-base hitse—-Rower, fiee hit——Tullman, Stol- (2), Woodson (2), Tull- . Meloan, Wittmer. Dou- to Mengrrson to J. Gal- tch—Steinkamp, Passed ai on balla—Off Stein- Neff. 1; off Lowther, 2, _marap. 3%: by Lowther mf Nett 4 hits 4 . left on dasee—Office. me——1h Shr Um. Ross 2b ‘Totals .J0 *iKeH F COCOCOSO OF *)| One © HCOMCO OF alKow » &eKOSOO OF hp Poe ere" That’s kind of a timé when a man will nk—when he’s got a head that ls like it weighed a ton, and is ed, and no one seems to care him. A heavyweight head is best temperance lecture ‘n the rid, only most folks woh't listen it. Then I says to myself, ‘John. Te the champion damn foo! of world; you're the original walon-dollar rum hound.” De- Mding to the bar, he asked for a of wine, which he raised as , that one day I went into some | & store for something. I was | \ ‘ () % : pled from Monday until Satur- | . | Iwas pretty near down and j . | t And I was thinking. ¥2 PURE 7 PURE, NUTRITIOUS DEPENDABLE ARE THREE WORDS BELONGING TO LA SWISS BOCK BOHEMIAN MALT om "s. In another way, too, his reform € him much trouble. Hun- #8 of the cronies who had un- ully tried to best Bim in Sging bouts constantly put pow- l temptations in his pathway; hs always conquered, for right #0on his*side » he would tell the tempters. S nothing but cold water jor truly after this. I'm going & pattern for every boy in th ” Proud mothers can aafely a ed PP footsteps. It's going to be a Cay for the Whisky Trust from en.” Still, it was hard—very hard. “I ® stiff neck from turning my away from saloons.” he 1l- ted. “If I entered ‘em, I'd say myself under my breath, ‘I'll be eG “Ned if I take a drink!’ But I *ceu aco | . 7 to swear at myself a good dea! © ScHLosseR CO re I licked the desire.” Final- naae me came the wonderful day he succeeded in conquering tion without cursing himseif Sl; he merely turned the tables | “ore at his tempters. A few hs after the Terre Hane "a joliy inebriate, who had *&ccompanied John on ws debauches, met him in a lobby, slapped him most fa , arly on the back, and propose’ bottle of wine. “No more happy euds for me"—John's Was stern—"‘T’ ve sworn off for “What's a ewear-off be- _—— ; Mo | Handy Order Coupon (For use where denler docs not handle) Street Address or BR. F. D..\...0000** Post Office eee ee meen ee eeem@eer Btate teeter eee eevee erer © oe eee ee ees Beer eeGeeeeeeurs to Case sestill fairly good. “I’m the best: that ever happened!” he whirled around in the lobby, looking for someone to take up his dalienge. But nobody did so, and this changed his moderate good For some time he gazed ground look. ing for some victim On whom to vent his spleen. Suddenly he took a Mislike to a young man who was wearing a brown derby. Smashing fist down on the offending hat, he yelled: ‘‘Your hat’s out of Miyle!’ But this deed softened his mood, and with the Don't get mad; there, buy yourself a new hat,” he handed the youtb he awoke to the realization of his | he shouted, remark, if to drink a health to the on- lookers. They stood waiting for the speech he was accustomed to deliver on such occasions—a speech that was habitually given in an ironically penitent voice: "2 ever take another drink I hope to choke, so help me God!” The words were spoken as usual, but this time their tone was entirely serious, and afte, he had uttered them John poured the wine into a spittoon, adding, as he did so, “I'}l live to be a million years an ance! before I touch another!” Every- body guffawed—what else could such low brutes have been expected to do?—but John kept his word. The stars in their courses had de- creed that the day on which he made this great decision was March 4, 1905—the day that also witnessed the jnauguration of Theodore Roosevelt. At first, of course, John had a very hard time. It was known that he had made plans to give a ice; but lyceum agents were afraid of employing his services —- they feared that they might bhe- temperance and thereby lose their member how P. T. advertised his and always made a play to get the preachers to attend it” knowed the game and he knowed that the churchgoing crowd was the crowd that he wasn't getting and needed for his business. tie had the other crowd, anyway. Now, I don't say this because it hits me, but if these fellows knowed any- | thing they'd make a play to set | just the kind of people talks like | mine would get into the theaters— | I mean church folks that now stay | away 80 much. The other gang, why, they've got ‘em anyway, anil | I'd never drive ‘em away—not on | your life! Next to my friend T. FR., | I can reach more of the plain, | rough-and-ready people than any other man they can put out I} ‘alk their man’s language, and the | young fellers, the chaps with ig cee Re coats Y, oe % : F next world. ” and within a Its Historic es suppose. There's an Egyptian villa |lycoddle bunk.” in the dump, to give the place a Dago atmosphere. place where folks live in Florida all winter and at the summer. It’s Back Bay is a beach all kind of heaven to [/development. himself was setting on the stoop of the! exercise. nr ee _ “Champion and ex-Champion Cheered.” “John L. Sullivan given a rousing testimonial by over ten thousand enthusiastic admirers, in Madison Squire Garden, New York, on Sept. 17, 1892, when the former champion and Corbett met in an exhibition bout.” . —National Police Gazette, New York, Oct. 18, 1892. [what the big idea was, ‘Let me alone. I’m gathering in-j| of jokes. formation for improvements in the; me, learn to hold on. After some months of successful | he gets a throw-down or a slap in short time/repetition, ‘Boston and Its Historic | the jaw is never going to have the| Spots” was laid on the shelf, to be! fire department putting out rivers; from his more or less prepared ad- Look at George! dress, in order to comment on va- a fighter who had/jrious matters of contemporary in- ways maintained that, through the| everything framed up to beat him.| terest. His tender sensibilities had dope,| of late been deeply shocked by one look-in} particularly flagrant sin: the pres- respectable on. If it had been easy for George,| women at prize fights—a violation we wouldn't think half so much of! of ring proprieties that had rarely followed by a worth successor en-/| he’s set afire. Sullivan al- | Washington, Don't When a cop asked him /} give it the laugh — He Finally : SE IP LO IE al NE ON OE OR GT te aia Ce ee So a D> se = Cates -< . re hs M.S Ne —— . _ he said, finish. So today I’m spry and full poor imitation of a scrap that it Dog it and Mark what If you want to be like! smells to the clouds. The man} you'll take the count. who gets up and cries baby | I’m going to shout to you: Occasionally he didn’t have a But he heldience of against the “British. apparently ee eee Why? i it cc Tl game and they'll never get you would depart “I don’t think Well, eats His Old grain to see other women there I'll be dumbed if I know just why, I don’t. I guess it’s becanse 1 like most other good men, like to see a woman behave like a woman and fill her right place in the world. They had ought to marry and have lots of children—-though of course that’s with the Lord.” At another time, when the muck- raking campaign was at its height, he took occasion to give his views on the subject at the close of his formal speech. ‘This talk of taint- ed money is all rot. In all my years of wild spending, I never heard of robody refusing to take the nfoney of John L. Of all the money I give for churches, schools and othor charities, I can't remember a single cent being flopped back to me be. cause it was earned by bifffing some -unlucky chap onthe jaw. There's no such thing as tainted money, and I've handled about every kind there is. The preachers hadn't ought to object to it. They'd ought to be on the level in their profession, just like us prize fight- ers always is. If any of you here has got what you think is tainted cash in your pockets, just drop it ! my hat before you pass out. I thank you one and all very kindly, yours truly, John L. Sullivan.” Patriotic Speeches. National holidjsys gave him a particularly good opportunity 10 make impromptu stump speeches. Once, on July the Fourth, he be- came excessively patriotic, even for him. “This is the only real couai- try on the earth!” he began. “Chi- na is bigger, but that don’t matters. It takes all the good in one hun- dred Chinamen to make one bad American; and besides, they don't know what to eat. The other na- tions don’t count. Most of 'em can speak foreign languages, but they can't fight. So we have a right to be proud today. It’s the duty vf everybody to shoot off some fir«- crackers’ today. My advice to Americans, young and old, is to be patriotic all the time. Yell for your country and think of George Washington every time a firecrack- er goes off. Tell every foreigner that America can lick his country, whatever it is.”’ But by far the greatest number of his casua] remarks consisted ot vehement defenses of the manly fsports. The continual agitation against pugilism irritated him most of all, particularly when it took the form of public protests against in- struction in boxing at Annapolis and West Point. “What in blazes is the men in the warships and the army for, if they ain't to know ramethine about how TELE ART AE OE AO to handle Enemy themselves when they stack up against some foreign bunch that's making a play to haul down tie American flag?” he once abal- lenged. “The more bouts they Rave the better shouting eyes they !! have when it comes to a showdow” with anybody who goes pulling Uncle Sam's whiskers. It ‘ud be 4 fine piece of business if our figh'- ing men was afraid of @ slap in *he mug or a poke fn the wind.” Again, re would rise to launch an attack against reformers who were tryin« to abolish Sunday baseball. “Base. ball ain't allowed tn the East on Sundays because a lot of cork leg4 who never has any fun, and is bound nobody else will ever have none, is in control. In the West, where there's just as many Chris- tians, if not more, than there is in the East, baseball is allowed seven days a week. It don't hurt the Westerners, nor break up no happy homes, nor put the churches out of the running.” After several years of fairly con- stant platform activities, Sullivan once more found himeelf out of 4 job. He was much puzzied for @ time, when h® attempted to dis- cover why his audiences were fall- ing off. But he finally attained peace of mind when it occurred to him that his orations had been on too high an Intellectual plane for the mass of his hearers; and. in an intimate conversation, he concretely summarized the reasons for hia failure to bold the crowds. “The line of talk I passed out from the platform was too high up for the sports who fell asleep, and too low down for a few high hats who passed out early. I once come pretty near livening up the show by cleaning out a part of the audience in one bum town. |! was showing pictures of some of the greatest sights in our grea‘ country, but the fdiots thought |! was just trying to be funny. When I showed the Statue of Liberty. one. fellow yipped out, ‘Oh, you flirt!’ Then I turned on a view of Niagar« Falls, and the same guy sung ou’, ‘There's all the water John I.. didn't drink!" I thought it was about time for a showddwn, so |! called for the lights to be turned on. Then, hopping down off the stage, I got the chap who I was sure was the monkey man for the party, and lugged him by the col. lar upon the platform. ‘Now, go ahead and be funny,’ says [, ‘but do it within arm's reach.’ He shut up and shook like a mouse In a trap. and I hung on to him while I spoke the rest of my little piece.” (To Be Continued Next Sunday) $$ error $e series of addresses on various top- | ——— come identified with the cause of | jobs. But Sullivan thought '§ tht this was very silly of them. “Why, | them fellows {s overlooking a big | bet!’ he exclaimed. “They'd ought | to read up their Barnum. he- | Doesn’t hurt one bit! “Freezone’’ on a sore, touchy corn instantly stops that corn from hurting, then shortly you lift that bothersome corn right off with fingers. soreness. show as the ‘great moral] show’ | Barnurn | “Freezone’’ removes hard corns, soft corns, corns between the toes and painful calluses on bot- tom of feet without soreness or irritation. A drop of No pain, no Corns | Lift Right Off— No Pain! es It’s no trick at all, as hundreds of | have learned in the past few | put on good solid flesh with Dr. Gross’ Gain 5 Pounds in 30 Days. or Pay No Money That’s the ironclad guarantee behind Dr. Gross’ Cod Liver Oil Tablets people to And in less than | | Cod Liver sau oa — Gains ; Sugar-coated, they’re as to take as Tiny bottles J tried your tab dy candy, and they certainly do the business, buildin d giving new pep and prs r adios elendid for weak, puny children, too—giving them appetite MY apnet{ 7 and cost few cents the toved ~ ho had palmost at any drug store and vigor. loff. I yelled after him that, if he | When. after a year's complete , It thus | If you’re tired of being scrawny and run- down, go to your druggist and get a bottle. So sure are we of results, we make this itive guarantee: Take three bottles of Reduced Fares th f J | io e Bale Him p—N Spee Loe me e-ay ae rang 0 -_ —_ - ther vow and at the en ys if you haven O u y AXCUPSLOTL suai Ret tree an nae og a on at least 5 pounds, if you meyer | on | rother. want sained twelve i person, your mon @ Very low fares in effect Friday and \ é will do him good them and pk cheasaal Bs woe oN - Saturday, July 3rd and 4th; final return Id Mr. Le W. Brteson, tin You’ve nothing to lose and everything limit Monday, July 6th. : - to gain, so start the treatment today. Note:—Originals of these letters are on file at our office. Accept no substitutes! Demand Dr. Gross’ COD LIVER OIL TABLETS | | @ Take advantage of this opportunity to enjoy a three-day holiday at a very low cost. | @ Tickets and further information can be ) secured at Union Station (Main 4700), or City | Ticket Office, 318 N. Broadway (Main 1000). | W. F. Miller Div. Pass. Agt. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD CQO & Le ule. Mo. ' (Maia 1000) rs os . i », PACIFIC eal The Dr. Gross Laboratories, 536 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago -

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— a eee a Ee ee eee © = EST ATE—FOR Saas Renato Gardini And Vadalfion Mat Card Here fs Claimants for ionship Signed for ‘One-Legged Bike F Rider Concedes Handicap in Race Peg” Martin, Olympic Hero) “2? on 12-Minute Mark Today; ‘ASH AND $40 PER MONTH. — $35 PER MONTH Italian | ; KOTSRE AN. COLORED MAN'S OPPORTUNITY. | 4 and 3 room fiat e. $500 cash and $60 per month. Siecle interest RRADLEY & QUINETTE Oreste Vadalfi and Renato Gar- w@ 700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted ; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances —— FARMS FOR SALE Florida LOANS ON REAL dtl /$500 TO $10.000 to lean on FARMS “FOR SALE PLORIDA ACREAGE—Sma!! and iarge traete on railroads and paved highways. Louis city or county property. | Overlooking State Rd. & water front properties; owners price: “S| Stream money-makers GLOBE REALTY CO., Sheffieid, Ala. (1)! | WE represent a syndicate of St. Louis people owning and developing a high-| grade subdivision. one-cvarter mile from Gulf in city limits Largo. Filia, Let us tell vou of the monevr- makin ne Possibili- ties. ALLEN & or IPSON. 1421 La- cust. Central 1 {cl ~- FLORIDA AN ESTNENTS. If you have $500 to $1.000.000 to in- vest in Florida real estace, where fortunes are being made, write ew VINSON FI- NANCE CO. for reliable and conGdential | information. | Tell us your desires and amount you ¥| want co invest, and we will assist you. rival claimants of the Italian | The St grout Cycling Club wit | heavyweight 14-mile road race, ; America), Desietentaine Handicap, out the) (ive Street Road to Hilltown, this The race is being held! early this season so it will not con- with the National champion- | ship race to be held here in Sep- | Twenty-eight riders will start from the ‘reve Coeur Lake car tracks at Ad his return oh tay ( chicago. where = Be, NGte FLAT—$300 CASH. ‘ see this sure. Olive 5603 FOR RENT TO COLORED Louis Universits rhe name 6f Hilltown was given. ot Bellefontaine ago by the first cyclists to The race has been held over ship battle. this curse for the past ance the club was reorganized in Joe Stecher and Ed Lewis in a world champian- Louis promot- rent 3+ 0 hone annum St RENTS $5130 rst answer gets first Pro-Golfers to Play for District Title Tomorrow while Judson will arrive tomorrow | ’, according to Packs. HORSESHOE PITCHERS’ SCHEDULE FOR TODAY The league-leading meet the Angelicas and the RBueter FARMS and FARM Instructors to Compete at Glen Echo Club in 36-Hole Medal FARMS FOR RENT * gore 100 timothy We refer you to the Florida National Bank as to our reliability. VINSON FINANCE CoO., 515 Professional Bldg... Jacksonville, Fla. | en | FARM—For sale or trade. 4C acres: 36) miles city. _ 2801 Eads 'FARM -Improved o-acre sruck and po vl- try farm, 3 miles city, e railroad; pric $1850; terms, $850 cash. J. Hinger. Al- ' tamont, 1)! | PARM—-14 | acres, 2 miles from town; good | buildings, fruit. part timber; price | Si400); will sell stock and give / REAL bargain for auick sale: mareved || | 100-acre farm. paved road to St. Louis; rt timber with fine fishing stream N. Willlams. 1243 Oakley bil.. St. Lele | FRUIT AND “POULTy . FARM. Eight acres. 10 miles from St. Louis. | near hard road and car line: 6-room house | and outbuildings: $6800, $500 cash, $50 | REAL ESTATE LOA The business of the Bennett Mortgage confined “exclusively to the financing of real estate r buv sec ond. deeds of trust. - 4 ag pte > CORP.. A= 76 Acres Equipped $1500 : FIRST AND S grapes and berries; 1 DE EEDS OF TRUST free range adioining: maple shaded house. excellent spring wa in| imrplements. growing . corn. garden. etc.. oF W. ‘BURI AN ART, THREE. ESTIGATION OF JUDGE ENGLISH SPURS FIGHT ON “BANKRUPTCY RINGS snditions Bared in East St. Louis Cot Stress Abuses Prevalent in Many Cities Where Attorneys Fatten on Estates. Its organization is equipped with every facility teal serving those who wish to borro# upon well-imp | real estate security. SAN—On veal poo a in x Lee gy we also make oa FER R. E. CO. MONEY ‘TO 0 LOAN— City ‘ane county: low- KEANE & FRANKE 1008 Chestnut st. S.DROZDA R. E. CO. CHOUTEAU AV. in sums to sult, FARM—86R0 acres. *ARCHSHOE : plenty of good heln’s hoeses, new barn and other orn ee Loans are made in any amount and prompt attenf is given to all applications. from overflow by levee: a eee ge ne oe ee ‘ farm and all tn fine shape: | owner lives too far away. the low price of $35.000 for will make terms arm in 3 ways if necessary. Bennett Mortgage Company TOM W. BENNETT, MONEY TO LOAN—On real estate, prompt attention. STRODTM AN | & STRODTMAN, La Salle Building Broadway and Olive posses- sion, a bargain. ID. R. Roach, Wvuodiawn, OKLA Mt INEY—6% OUR pe LIST OF Span vel ng NOW READY FOR DELIVERY r phone or write for same: — A °. eee 2 ee SC We Will Receive Appli | DAIRY F ARM-——300d-paving ; if interested, write owner, Box . 496. _ Texar ‘kana. 7 St. Louls ‘County various amour nts ail gilt-edwed i first mort- cit A. JAY Ke Hw2 10th_ and Chestnut. _ monthiy; many other Illinois farms for;|AC REAGE—>) and 10 acre tracts, sale. BRI Cc HLEK REALTY CwW)., 7U6 Chestnut. St. Louis. Missourt CHIC ee FARM—40 acres; Stanton. Mo.. tions for 5-Year Loans “+ Any Amount. Prepayment Priviles GUARANT EBD LOANS deeds of — as follows in the famous > nn GETTE ME TER ‘ER. By Charles G. Ross, ashington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, June 27. PP BARGAINS in —— estate. titles and ample % mile concrete highway. under con- | BT NGALOW— 3 dern: shroatien: house. barn. new cistern: icheup: must sel!: $14V00. or will trade for Chi- cago suburban. Address L. B., #20 Ss. State st. ie pe re ia nila a oes ea | DAIRY OR STOCK FARM—375 acres. 150 In cultivation: 10-reom house. tenant a big barn including stock and cropr. cheap at $30 per acre: terms: one mie of Le Soto Mo.: also several small farms, chicken ranches. etc.: write for informa- tion. T. B. EAVES. De Soto. M | FARM—160 ares, good puiidings: con- | crete roxd. Fer particulars write Mrs. | Anna Speth._ Wentzville, Mo. (cBB) FARM—l12 acres. improved. f-uit. zar- len, impler nents, horse. will divide. | Smith and Hudson road. Ferguson. Ziel - M. iN "Rust . Sons Realty Co ISCLOSURES at the recent congressional investigatio George W. English of East St. Louis, w view to his possible impeachment, have again drawr ntion of lawyers and legislators to grave defects in the ac tion of the bankruptcy laws. That there is more than a c¢ merely local demand for improvement ts evidenced by the five bills seeking to amend the Federal bankruptcy act of present controlling statute in all bankruptcy proceedir before the last Congress. may Ferry road. 3 blocks west ri 18 Franciscus Realty Co. Loan Correspondent SENS AEE PES Federal Judge with improvements. REAL ESTATE ii Hi Lenz. & Son cand mi! ;4 route The Prudential Insurance Co. of ‘America, 804 CHESTNUT STREET DWE LLINGS,’ PROPERTY _ New Meamechive. o. WE HAV EB ‘ $50. 000° FARM—3l acres on 7 AP. LRTMENTS, BUSINESS a “33. 36 Virginia to Thomas) became the refer FAKM——ll‘ acres improved. 14 miles | . _____ Walker Named Captain. WILLIAMSTOWN, , who will be a junior, today was elected captain of the Williams baseball team Fast Braintree has played second base on the wil. liams nine for two seasons. up a strong game both jand at the bat. FARMS ANTES FARM Wid a * rr ae nd particu! ars. Park, and Matt Keogh of Norman- in the tournament and will be among the favorites, Jack Burne of North will bear watching. piayed very regularly of late, but he hits one of the longest balls tn tourney and will aad PR'P’TY FOR SALE _— oar Jefferson : $3500 to tra FARM WANTED || farm on easy terms Iron Mountain R. R a nt feature |; is as ot el ty unquestionabie ‘ inv tawene PROPER: rY—North. South Walter Kossman of St. 200 listings, some compete with Joe Henry of North FARMS FOR SALE month rent. Ser $700. trad Rive: aide ‘691M - IMMEDIATE -FORREREIGN heel nen!) around corner from nigh ther professionals cash prizes are Don Pairman of Riverview, Pred Clarkson of Glen Echo, Red lancaster of Kirkwood, Lou Ham- el of Leacock'’s, Wyndham Monroe of Midiand, Sandy Auchterione of Normandie and Art Smith of West- ’ Oe Sant re he 300 2-atory 4. fami ily. at on 5 geen et: rented at Sau) pet mo | \ mile from hard road FOR QUICK Sai, & miles from Fast St. — 10-room = residence BENTON FACES TOUGH SCHEDULE ROADS ORGANIZATION | Boerial te the Poat Dispatch HARRISHURG. four more games to be 9-reom — penannee: 53xx ACRE ae ‘oO os a" 7 ema ll farms n wi oon ae 62xx Lenox; "8 rooms prelephone toctetow | aes “PLORIDA acreage, Apartments, ‘Stores, Flats no matter where locat- ae use particulars, giving descrip- | Hard Roads League. the eight clubs In that cir- into action again ; ee Ove Quanren' a Rot Ww R44. Gro ves the winner of the first half, * pxgmine and make tee. _——_— . ; 20 . Ss. Pames*S ahead of it. Located on the Sinks rd. 4 miles north- Tomorrow Benton wi'! tting 938 Zeller s considerable rivalry exis«t- ing between the two clubs, and in- esmuch as Wolf, the hurling ace of the Hard Roads League, will piteh for Zeigler, Benton may. be mmepeen. Thureday Benton will QEAL ESTATE CO Qorcimar Quick Sart Wut Agents 7 -reom house | aes other Duild- “schSt EMEYER,R.1 E. REAL ESTA i ; TATE—FOR COL RED | nar. Village Farm Only $850 40 Acres, Stock, Crops, | Independence and healthful cood markets, friendly neigh RUBS REALTY cCo.. wE1L. ate ADE. 1813-—5 rooms, bath. elec- ah and easy terme “Mille White Sex, another strong 1 miles Cuda; a bargain ter quik sae price S25") ' E. Lewis, Cubaj Mo FARM-—S0 acres. 74 miles out oh Frisco near Bourbon: S-room brick dweiling large barn and other buildings; very de sirable country home: terms. Particulars write owner, James Downes, Bourbon Mo FARM—-20-acre Miasourt farm, near st. Clair. Mo... on Ozark Highway. R. F. D and phone. line 4-room frame house. emoke house, barn. cellar, fruits. Z cts- ternea, eprng ih) - see Agent. 714 N. 7th FARM 28-acre Miesourt farm I> mu utes drive from State University Columbia. vo mn «r avel highway: has 5 reoni bungalow large barn. henhouse broader house, fruits, berries, cistern, running’ wate men sandy lel - andy leam « HILL. Agent. 184 N. Teh FARM-——120 acres. 4 miles south of De Suto, Mo., on State highway: SU acres in cultivation, 10 ir orchard SOM) trees good buildings: *- «nile from rail ru ai; will eell or trade, including stock. crops and implements. Inquire 2823 8. Kin sshigh- way. : , FARM-O8 acres, 95 mi. weat St. Louis, near Cuba. % mi. of hard eurface high- way: 2U under piow: yi: ‘gin timber, choice fruit and water. 53- oe log house: frame barn, chicken house ellar: level, emooth — $8508 Geese “& Houser. Cubs. | FARM— 80 acres. Ste. Genevieve County. Mo.; 3 miles north of Ste. Genevieve. good hard gravel read out to farm 70 acres under cultivation: no rocks. lMrme- stone soil: good 4-reom house, barn ana | fruit. Price $70 per acre. JOHN HER- | TER, St Ste. . Genevieve, _ Mo. L >. FARM—15 acres; perfect title by own- er; 40 in cultivation; fruit. water. tim- ber in abundance: 4 pu! tidings. Phone | Lindel] 4963 J. Write L. D. Munger, | 22 N. Spring av. + eee ee FARM—For Quick sale will sacri ft *@ my , 70 acres near State highway. 15 mi les rom St. Lowis: all creeps, stock. etc.. etc. included Mrs. Aug. unicke Kimme- wiek Mo. no agents FARM I need money, 240 acres: price $780 ($3.25 acre): all cash: lies 1 - mile from Cradwick depot. in Christian County. Mo... good soil. good tile. on pub ie road: no trains. Write D. BE. Cheuv- rent. owner, rt, Heflin Als FARM.-. B25 acres rich level ‘Rotten im- proved corm farm, at railmad station and on State highway 250 acres fine crowing corn, preepects of 75 busahers per acre or rose income of $18,000 this vear: will divide or se}! all. at $40 er acre clear of tncumbrance: some terms ; owner non-resident must sell if interested gee this or write at once. Matt. Reichert. Popiar Bluff _Mo. (cO9) FARM—A dandy T-acre frult and poultry farm nicely improved. 3-room house. poultry house. orchard and camien on rural route. near school 13 miles from Sullivan werth noc less than $1500. will sel! for S875 and throw itn my , wagon. harness. farming imolements and tools. a good cow. 2 pigs. 60 chickens ond some Lee ay goods. must have cash a hurt ee Z - — Brown. R. 2. Sulll FARM—Well manceved. Pirates meet Mary. ARTICUL AN : AND ai! binds of teal gwtate for sale: ail on | ceo “d reeds. alse ene garage and ope Wille at Marys tile im ether Muny Net. MAL. LER ‘KB BLEPHY NE ‘Deanne MAN Manchester, Mo rege wees ce J My A Buerma rer we) One of these amendatory bills, comprehensive measure intro- ‘duced by Senator Walsh of Mon- tana, at the request of the Nation- ig] Association of Credit Men, got far as passage by the Senate, y to be lost in the legislative uffle without reaching a vote This bill will be prought forward again when Con- in December. bay ae: “to LOAN aa sums of $500 Rite Rust % Sonn Realty this district, he had a chan develop a good business, di “MONEY UNLIMITED RESOURCES Aciording to security of tered on residences. flats, office bulldings and building loans. 37 YEARS WITHOUT LOSS TO A CUSTOMER HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R&. EB CO. SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT 8 Judge English: “He had the apy ment of the ee Judge English: trustees are elected Rs thee ors according to taw.” “But where they not eleated according to la SGT Rae “Woney— ‘See ‘7 ates and auic k answer on your Kirkwood Tru ist c 0.5. Tt “Ti Yon "Weak goers ce U! MAKE AND BUY at gress re convenes FIRST, a = 9 DEEDS ‘Efforts to amend the bankruptcy | act in other directions will: also, (appointed them.” Pundoubtedly, be resumed. On all the proposed revisions: Remedies in Walsh Bill. Though the ultimate safe ommittee, to which the bills will against the ‘‘milking” of ban referred, will be able to bring ‘to bear the valuable knowledge ley’s observations, to lie in | ae methods gained by). Jaicneuiness by the pe special committee, which in- ‘ most mterested—a . watchfi official conduct) y nich must obviously be sx Judge English and his “stand- | mented by diligence, and pr In) on the Federal bench—ther w of the vital importance, @8-( .crrain ally to the business world, of tat Shealey proper administration of i- { vent estates, the assumption is tified that the English investi- on, whatever its ! ton the Judge, will prove 0 ably reported the bill. we been of incalculable value in light it has thrown on the) timit of one year within whie under the act may ‘prosecuted, Walsh proposes the time be lengthened to | ‘years to correspond with ge ‘rule governing other crimina ) fenses.. Virtually every Atto General for the last 20 years de a similar recommendati Another and d change is directed a il of collusive bankfupteles. n| law provides that a debtor has gone into voluntary bank cy and been discharged cannc +) Peat the proceeding withia (years. Evidence taken by @ clal Hoyse Committee this shows that the law on this being constantly evaded. ‘is very easy for a falling debt get some creditor, perhaps a tive or someone with a tru ,up claim, to file an “involun bankruptcy petition. ‘debtor, regardiess of the If on voluntary proceed Representing Thousands of Home Investors for 37 Years We Are the Loan Correspondents of the NEW YORK LIFE IN || LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y LOAN ON SIGN $5 up on salary or fui yo id in Judge English: SURANCE CO. MONEY WANTED | MONEY Wtd.—I want someone te cood oan es lof the act the House Judiciary FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 106 Federal Reserve Bank Bide. TELEPHONE, OLIVE 1140 estates would appear, from sot ‘THER N, MONE Y ves into the a partments: 7 ver mis Real Estate Loans FE} eal and omer Deeds . wick Se KIRKP. A TRIC K BROTHERS — 7 REDUCE YOUR AUTO PAYMENTS Pavs Off Your Loans and advances additional! 5- ‘minute service. _ $3000: first deed vot t 3: spe sostten: ee tenants. td. S00. vce second dé rust Gr monthly pavor?: si3 Murphy Bid.. = St. Louts. I. MONEY—5%5 > to 6 | PER. PENT | Pima shared by the Judiciary Cor | Senate,: which ~~ wm 2. cothiiee with monthly staan a fral discount. JONES B MONEY Wtd =i have first Geet : See Frank H. Alewel Re sure ra vet our figures if vou desire to make or renew a loan. EDW. K. LOVE ccworgiad sal’ CO. (04 Chestnut “Do You N ccd Where the existing law fi Business confidential. Fnteres t ch: ‘raed ! 67c. with a small charge for making out . | MONEY en rae want $4000 on commission and oon per cent. + 196. Post-Dtspatch. MONEY Wtd.—$2000 on Y¥ alued at $8000: -154, Poat- Disp a MONEY Wtd.—Dealer wishes rangements to discount notes | rages on automobiles: will incorse paper, NEY Wtd.—Amounts from 7 sa a Rd trust or ‘Liberty noes working of stablished 43 —— Eos to 2908 Market st. LOOK! AUTO LOANS GET $25 TO $1000 IN FIVE MINUTES a meeds money some prolves of Bankruptcy.” “Bankruptcy Ring” t shown to have existed on the! st Side was not, however, an) jated phenomenon. Eble evidence indicates that many | " h rings are in flourishing oper-: —— = me First and Second Deeds — ~_ All avail- ma FINANCIAL new saa Al cent plus 10 «oy oo el According to R. Presto ey, a Washington attoqeey in. rge of prosecutions MONEY wtd —ist peer 5 , ern frame house worth | LOANS on Penson L Pl off and money advanced. MONEY wreak —¥o peers & r Ww NE RS—Reiuce Pay Back $3 to $5 Weekly. ments a $300 ‘or tr and Square Treatment. len, every large center of popula-| a has a ring which fattens upon | fat pickings from bankrupt ) The association has sect. difficult task of expos-, and prosecuting upulous groups—the bankruptey’—and is said by, ey to be meeting with fair, Good co-operation, ys, has been received from the ' partment of Justice. _ Shealey is a strong advocate ot ‘toreed on him but is really ¢ Walsh bill, which he believes own choosing. Such an evast id help to eure some of the | the law is made possible by ling evils in the handling | gouptful In the 1ast | some Shiealey’S/ class of lawyers from whom remedy must be) «:ingsters” in bankruptcy &f nd in greater vigilance on the) eruited. The Waish bill strik should ‘¢nis practice by proposing to: 4y inform themselves of their ¢he six-year ats under the existing Yahlem *inance Corp. wit! furnish, ‘clear. Coy = P. M. not pay any bonus. ae /MONEY Wtd.—Have some very ive lst deeds of trust for sale: AUTO LOANS Not Lose Your Car $5000 Life Ins. Policy Free __ LOANS, ON REAL ESTATE list. r He OLDOWAY. Realtor. we BORROWING MONEY A Business Phen ageonm: com pany lends money show exceng: onal returns on. 1 vur a im. i. | RENCEL-WEBER SGrand. Gr. O44 L C list of excellent deeds of RBOTT Realtor | == SS —OESES——T SSS ES Lasker Finanee Corp. 8 — CENT FIRST DEEBS or 6 PER Antomobile Loans Payments reduced reasonabie ‘Narges pul Kk se JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 7 time: “KoRTs: Rea AL UTY & LOAN 6Ous, anyone needs financial assistance. Olive The REMEDIAL SYSTEM OF OF TRUST WA Ww Any make or - buy este teeds bankrupt estates. though, it Is portunity for you to money requirements. us explain how cane arranged on an ¢asy’- | = ‘Soe EIDENTIAL. ct Chestaat., Ofve Greulich 's First —— of Our Rates Are Right REMEDIAL SYSTEM OF nee QAXS—LOANS—LOANS. on automoodi les cy the week " laws, he pankruptcies generally, and a . and should watch the pro-/yoluntary proceedings alone. “At the present a 4 l care to see that a trustee | report on the bill, Esvpointed who will guard thelr’ percentage of the aaited I Too often, as Shealey) .,tary proceedings are reall ts out, the creditors of am €3/ sruted with the knowledge ignorant of their rights OF) + the behest of the debtor, ai ifferent, fail to elect a trustee, tne law now stands the debtor is their power under the law, \ he granted repeated dischi O the result that the estate ts), at the mercy of some “ring- high-class — ; po Grealieh Realty (@ “Grand and Sullivas ~ BRINKOP'S _ First Deeds of Tru 5.000. BRINKOP. TY. rr ‘SE RINKOP. R LE co. 0. 619 Chesunut. 7 “SAFETY " * FIRST” ~ LOANS or write for eit age >» step, taking | “MONEY To ‘LOAN of . ‘furniture ae planus at MONEY ba) co AN —On St. Lois LOAN—$25 to $5000. N y y ) — ” ; = - " . Mi EY TR LOAN-~—$2000, ‘The Morris Pian.”" 5 Walter H. Bramman, ce MONEY TO I LOAN—$6: 500.) LOAN—On furniture. pianos rea! estate. altomobiles. store and office fixtures. manifact urere’ ww} Chemical oa ie Pesheeene Main 2376-6-7 “ountry real estate: from the testi- 7 taken at the English hear- that the creditors of estates through the East 53t. court did not always invoke Tight to elect a trustee. This Cut in the cross-examinatioan English by Congressman The fact had been de- 2 that Judge English gave MONEY WANTED Tt ts evident, DEEDS OF TRUST—ai 7 imme short ter spa Fes Dig nd Park. Wadass o west rates. The = GET OUR OFFERIN 3s Have espe: tally attractive firet for 4: HONEY 5 An¥Y amount immesfiat @ service where er sa varied peopie erces proverty Cabany $1000 +o $10 00 G00- papers | See us for duick can wundoubtetiy sult vou: “Bawars x. Love | Realty Co Olive S743 or Olive SCHOLLMEYER MONEY TO DAN : on ‘POWER TRICK ome non stock % call ofere, é2. =m, wi QUICK = | LOA XS | of repayments given if dest red mtunt clear — and ane of tire and |. fi pmpert y necessary. ; -_ ™ or quote all aie Pp: AUTO LOANS” ‘interest gy pa ay ont Central Naeitena! Dispatch. faphie le Se SOS ns «seabed. le eins

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- - “ro co”, ~_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH elusively to the financing of real estate prop. ization is equipped with every facility for 10se who wish to berrofy upon well-improved s security. made in any amount and prompt attention > all applications. ett Mortgage Company ident Broadway and Olive i We Will Receive ome tions for 5-Year Loans ir punt. Prepayment Privilege, ciscus Realty Co.. Loan Correspondent ——— a LL Lee, a x dential Insurance Co. of ‘America . _ 804 CHESTNUT STREET STMENTS, DWELLINGS, TS, BUSINESS PROPERTY — sae Ce —— eee MONEY UNLIMITED RESOURCES ty offered on residences, flats, apartments, office buildings and bullding loans. YEARS WITHOUT LOSS TO A CUSTOMER ELMANN-SPACKLER R. & CO. BEVENTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS ing Thousands of Home Investors for 37 Years. Ye Are the Loan Correspondents of the YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. RSON’L PROP'Y SIGNATURE MONEY WANTED ——— — Wtd—! want » someone te MONEY or furniture; discounted! erty. Box A-197_ Post-Dispatch : death cancels debt. MONEY Wid. $6000 on double re RN MONTY ge ) $i: 21000) valuation: will pay 1 r Trust Bidg.. 506 Ou wive) commission Rox P-17, Poat-Dis, (¢) ®TX) (MONEY Wid —$10.000: private t || | aapertm ents: 7 per cent: firsts. Box CE YOUR : wn ; Post- Stawateh, Sc rr , ’ MONE x Wtd.- room eingle f t ; ) PAYMENTS | a ss S3000: go deed of trust. ; Off Your Loans MONEY Wtd—$3000. on firet comity Bat Olive. additional money. ) liberal commission: good 2-fami MONEY Wid —$60,000 second deed of —— ——- . Bring title. ) ose section; colored tenants truet on Grand av. Dre perty. with monthly payoff: ibera! scount. JONES BROS.. aise A h, MONEY Wea. —Second a new office bullding. amount $i with monthly reduction: we at.* pay fral Miscount. JONES BROS MONEY Wtd.—I have first deed of trust of $12.000 for sale on my ‘Der amt COxx west. 3 yeare Mralant at 6 per J-per-cent broke k HH. Alewel of moner: loans from nl rates on vour furni- h is n where g@oodea were f Baines, ex confidential. for 30 dave, - + r ~ nano nm. for a, ous a JONES i Bhos. pny amounts in proportion. | MONEY Wta mal, Want new biiehed 43 vears, 70 i “room brick, now eee z built: No indorsers rec requires. mission and “Box ke 1 ry ae Post-Dispatch, MONEY Wtd.—-$2000 on brick rest valued at $6000: in neighbo 6 per cent interest: without co Box Y-184, Post- -Dispasgh. MONEY Wtd.—Dealer wishes to make at. ar- | ranzemente Aw Sieoouns notes ant eae rages on automobiles: exc urns; ® Will incorse paper, Bi Hox F208 Os. ~E-D. MONEY Wtd.—Amounts from $50 $3000, 7 per cent. 10 per cent interest: security Firat deed of trust or Liberty bonds. t.1485. Post-Dispatch. iin yY WwW td. —$30, 000, new commercial real ectate: will pay 8 Re cent plus 10 per oor bonus: per cent year. Box J-163, Post-Dis, MONEY Wid —ist deed of trust. $2250. per cent, 3 veara,. on 4-room em frame house wort $5000. Box box A-1 *ort- ow eee OOK! 10 LOANS TO $1000 MINUTES ——= 5h years first of rrow ¥ building, worth tn interest, but 4 pay any commission. Box Y-243 = MONEY Wid. —-- To Finance Corp. Until 0:00 P.M. Grand. (c8) not pay any bonus, Be MONEY Wtd nee some very ae ive lst deeds of trust for sale: class property in amounts of $15.00 GO per cent. show exceptional returns on investment 3usiness Ee CALL UP FOR ; ur list of exce t deed f st. POSITION gait ot emilee dente Of tru pany lends money in 6 PER CENT FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST. _ $50 to $1000 to timer when most @ financial assistance, EDIAL SYSTEM OF INC. offers the op. ‘RTE K¢ RF Olive 1436. | 06 ERALTY N & LAAN CO.,, Rth et. ol arrang?d on an ¢asy- , Will mke or buy d you to meet your on At - Recon requirements. MPT AcTiON’ —— SONABLE let us explain how Hl CHARGES REA lil - ee ——— ee Greulich’s s First Deeds of Trust Rates are Night aw G _e os mpt Hit We have deeds of tr bal in sme folie - amounts $14,000 110 gior MEDIAI BXIWM. $5000," $4500. $2500 $2000, | first-mortence @-per- cent rola — in , $100 and S500 denominations: secured hith-class Nort® st Louie ifetitution« c. Greulich Realty Co. _ Grand and Sullivan, } ~ BRINKOP’S || First Deeds of Trust—6% H. Bram 731000 to, $15,000: BRINKOP SEC UR- Se. : wit man, | BRINKOP r E CO Oo . “61D Chestnut oO: ive 98 cretary i} “SAFETY FIRST” IAANS . . Phone or write for our list of 6 per. Chemica! Bullding. cent “Bafety iret’ loans: Siz 7 bO nh 2376-6-7-8. STEM OF IANING P. Curran, Pres. John ¢ —— $8000. Main 2185. ~~ GET OUR OFFERINGS ~ Have especially attractive firet deeds Ric Invesement Co Tire Pogo ef ose a. 83 ii 2. —— : | 704 Chestnut st : on - > a= a and $1 Pow ER FRUCK common stock. par values . and plenty of ane ans and 1 befo OD. mm. Riverside 44235. ; x thie 20) Munroe. Louisiana rhone RATH. FIT% Chestnut. make er \Box K-78, Post- Tispatcle for & period of & months. | WE buy. weil or quote aed active st ' for Matures *nd mer and bonds. Get ovr pri See eee: Gis rive ‘meu 4.3. KATTELMAN COMPANY, 6 | and guved bouus Box OS Central regrenger a ta Ww Vilive pa ae Pr: "1 Se business property, : reate, er bo wn | business property 4 ged for 3 years 6 per cent: valued a tapes amount: will Furnish, clear. ¥ fttle. ut i a Call or write for our iat . ’ WM, Or, Dow AY, Realtor, 72° 4 WING MONEY WEEE SECURED 24 deeds of trust " Majestic Investment Go.. 4935 Dele * 5 |] nal or business man, i $500. sR00 $1 nn0 c 4 N20. a mechanic or office [14)| $3000 2 $2500, g40d0 $4500. 6 * on- occasions needs | 2 $5500, rin a — 100: ample fire - ly ss roe insurance perfect titles with 4 loan. Call or phone for our list , ve 1437, 2D DEEDS OF TRUST — deeds of ernon Laux, 722 Chestnut. Olive fot . wow « 4 o at. $2000, “Sido. ° ng Rh nn : neces. "ees property. in ar $6000. Cabany RS te $10.000° papers ready for elivs _ ’ silos ory: nterest . ber, cent to 7 ner cont : a trust or enle. ‘ ;curtty 2 to 1l-—-only clean, moder Sve . “252 wll i ings: + a oe esimens ren! emta tae : SS 04 N. Tr . wane * our exclusive business. ; OF. TRUST a ieee | * write for our price list. \asued each Friday-) mm properties 4935 | "Edward K, Love Realty ree Aw . SA —— Sw NOS Le . ; SSS SA Se Se —_—~ j . SA SS AN .* IS iness of the Bennett Mortgage Company is oe WK WN \N \NN . WG Seoeseee SNONONNNNIANNINN SAN Ss SS Pte. GOW RIS UTIONS ‘ eat ~~ _ ART, THREE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1925. ESTIGATION OF JUDGE ENGLISH SPURS FIGHT ON “BANKRUPTCY RINGS” ponditions Bared in East St. Louis Court - Stress Abuses Prevalent in Many Cities Where Attorneys Fatten on Estates. ISCLOSURES at the recent congressional Federal Judge~George W. : Dre to his possible impeachment, 2 By Charles G. Ross, Chief Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, June 27. investigation of English of East St. Louis, with a have again drawn the stion of lawyers and legislators to grave defects in the admin- ration of the bankruptcy laws. ne present controlling statute before the last Congress. -One of these amendatory bills, 4 by Senator Walsh of Mon- at the request of the Nation- Association of Credit Men, got far as passage by the Senate, y to be lost in the legislative guffie without reaching a vote tw the House. jrought forward again when Con- gress reconvenes in Efforts to amend the bankruptcy. gndoubtedly, be resumed. fthe act the House Judiciary pmmittee, to which the bills will » referred, will be able to bring) special committee, which in-( red into the official conduct) # Judge English and his ‘‘stand- receiver,’ C. B. Thomas. In New of the vital importance, ally to the business world, of iproper administration of in- rent estates, the assumption is tified that the English investi- ion, whatever its immediate ton the Judge, will prove to ve been of incalculable value in light it has thrown on the leal working of the bank- Bicy laws. Wolves of Bankruptcy.” ‘The “Bankruptcy Ring” that shown to have existed on the’ t Side was not, however, an ted phenomenon. All avail-( tion throughout the United tes. According to R. Preston, ley, a Washington attorney in, argce of prosecutions for the, onal Association of Credit bh, every large center of popula-, Bhasa ring which fattens upon, fat pickings from bankrupt tes. The association has sct and prosecuting these un- Mipulous groups—-the ‘‘wolves bankruptey’’—and is said by ey to be meeting with fair | Good co-operation, , has been received from the, ment of Justice. )Shealey is a strong advocate of Walsh bill, which he believes id help to cure some of the nding evils in the handiing bankrupt estates. In the last ysis, though, it is Stiealey's that the remedy nd in greater vigilance on the of creditors. They should | ly inform themselves of their) Mis under the existing laws, he eu - ings at ev ery care to see that a trustee! binted who will guard their Too often, as Shealey ) ~ Y taken at the English hear- that the creditors of estates through the WTast St. Sut in the cross-examination English by Congressman The fact had been de- a that Judge English gave man Hersey askea: your friend (referring December. ably ‘prosecuted, Walsh proposes )the time be 'years to correspond with general ‘rule governing other criminal of-— >» evidence indicates that many, ach rings are in flourishing oper-’ meif the difficult task of expos-. he} \ *may must be ) * ringsters”’ »and should watch the pro-) step, taking ( Its evident, from the toant-t Sourt did not always invoke) gters,” in their various Tight to elect a trustee. This) receivers, trustees and attorneys for That there is more than a casual merely local demand for improvement is evidenced by the fact * five bills seeking to amend the Federal bankruptcy act of 1898 in all bankruptcy proceedings— to Thomas) became the referee in ; comprehensive measure intro-/this district, he had a chance to develop a good business, did he not?” Judge English: ‘Well, fair.’ Hersey: ‘He had the appoint- ment of the trustees?¥ Judge English: “No, sir, the This bill will be( trustees are elected by the credit- | ors according to hw.’ Hersey: ‘‘But where they were not elected according to law, he get in other directions will: alsn, ‘appointed them.’ Judge English: ‘‘Yes, sir.”’ On all the proposed revisions Remedies in Walsh Bill. Though the ultimate safeguard, against the ‘‘milking’’ of bankrupt bear the valuable knowledge’ | estates would appear, from Shea- r bankruptcy methods gained by er ee jley’s observations, to lie in great- | by /most interested——a (which -mented by watchfulness diligence, and probity ‘on the Federal bench—there are | es-/ corruption would be avenues of )that Shealey believes closed by the passage of Walsh bill. This opinion is shared by the Judiciary Commit- | tee of the Senate, which favor-'| reported the bill. Where the existing law fixes a limit of one year within which of- under the may certain fenses act that lengthened to three fenses. Virtually every Attorney- General for the last 20 years has. made a similar recommendation. Another and more important }proposed change is directed at the evil of collusive bankruptcies. The law provides that a debtor who )/has gone into voluntary bankrupt- ‘cv and been discharged cannot re- peat the proceeding within six (years. Evidence taken by a spe- ‘cial House Committee this year shows that the law on this point is being constantly evaded. It is very easy for a failing debtor to get some creditor, perhaps a rela- tive or someone with a trumped- up claim, to file an “involuntary” bankruptcy petition. Thus the} ‘debtor, regardless of the limita- tion on voluntary proceedings, | time after time to that is ostensibly resort bankruptcy ‘forced on him but is really of his ,awn choosing. Such an evasion of (the law is made possible by doubtful ethical standards some. bankruptcy lawyers—the ‘class of lawyers from whom the in bankruptcy are fre- -cruited. The Walsh bill strikes jat this practice by proposing to make the six-year interval apply t ‘bankruptcies generally, voluntary proceedings alone. “At the present time,” ‘report on the bill, “‘a very untary «ete are really in- out, the creditors of an €8-( ituteqd with the knowledge and_ ignorant of their rights oF) at tye behest of the debtor, and as | at, fail to elect a trustee, /+ne law now stands the debtor will ( . their power under the law, -) be eranted , repeated discharg:s_ athe result that the estate ts/tnrough recourse to the so-called sat the mercy of some “‘ring-\;,yoluntary amendment is designed to stop this | proceedings. The abuse.”’ Wiles of Collusive Bankrupt. bankruptcy “ring- roles of How do the the receivers and trustees, ply their trade? An illuminating answer to that question has been given by) Harold Remington, author of a extraordinary powers in(h.ok on bankruptcy and one of, Matter of naming receivers. the expert witnesses before the, call special House _committee already ~~ Continued op Page 3B, the persons | must obviously be supple- | the | be | the of | and not to} says the | vette What Japan Asks of the “World And What the World May Expect Of Japan, Told by Prime Minister Kato Nation’s Abhorrence of War and Knowledge of Blessings of Peace Form One of the Sound- Japan’s Territory Is Sufficient to Care for Increase in Population for 200 Years to Come—Amer- ica Is Best Market of Island Empire. est Reasons for Avoiding Strife in the Pacific. tion exists here no more. It never was needed, for the excessive dearness of Japanese land pfecluded its passing on a large scale in- to the hands of foreigners. In Europe and America land is sold by the acre; here it is sold by the square foot. If there were dan- ger, for example, of a considerable acreage in America falling to the ownership of non- American Japanese, or of other immigrants of non-American citizenship, I suppose legis- lation would be advisable to protect the na- tive patrimony. . But there is only a hand- ful of such Japanese in your country, and this handful will not increase appreciably. | was the peace of the | Disloyalty of Resident Aliens ‘“‘Exaggeration, in our view, consistently has marked the anti-Japanese propaganda in the United States. Misleading statistics, as we think, have been employed for prejudicial and alarmist purposes. There has been a false attribution of sentiments and motives to Jap- anese individuals and to the Japanesé Gov- ernment. It has been said that in no clir- cumstances can a Japanese immigrant, or even a Japanese born in the United States, be instinctively and unalterably loyal to the VISCOUNT KATO et ae kept on a basis of firm friendship, and will Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch and the said Viscount Takaaki Kato, Prime Tokio. “Peace and its fruits, increasingly Our special. theme ing a cigarette, holding it for a moment, never will be broken by a wanton act by neglect no step to that end.” | without horror?’”’ By EDWARD PRICE BELL, Chicago Daily News. TOKIO, Japan, June 1. Dinas is a favorite theme with me,” Minister of Japan, as he sat talking slowly and quietly in a handsome drawing room of English type at the official residence, and, I believe, with growing promise of suc- cess, inspire the efforts of governments and peoples everywhere.”’ ‘Pacific. “It touches us, of course, with distinctive ‘intimacy,’’ continued the Prime Minister, tak- lighting it and smoking unhurriedly. “-“—Te the peace of the Pacific we Japanese are de- voted. - We are devoted to it ardently. It Japan. I see no warrant for prophecies of a [warlike initiative in the Pacific from any source. Who could contemplate such an event | “You think, then, making headway?’’ few a the cause of peace is Grieved by Certain American Laws Its importance is better understood ( __ dhe ; } mt 4 c+ ~ {American flag. than in former times. Last year saw a great) «tow about our naturalization, land, and } fornian propagandist literature that the Jap- ape oat hae Siti toe pare preg Eu-| tmmigration awet” rae a = -anese Government retains control over the prosperity. International co-operation and aol woiendtlagengunt sya Ms: other matters) Japanese in America and countenances their that may come up between the United States) ..-ret disloyalty to the country of their adop- reciprocal confidence were shown in the un- and Japan, this country proposes nothing and{ i;,, or birth. Santen eo ee ;contemplates nothing but friendly discussion.) «very earnestly do I wish exaggeration and poorer gis» peal pggalamemapel es 2 4 Friendly discussion is becoming the rule Of) jisstatement relative to this question might ;the world. It is educative. It is morally POW-) ye ayoided. I wish it could be discussed ‘Rational situations and points of view left\ erful. It is a thousandfold better for clear-? with no passion except a passion for the truth. deem! ogg far a in and} ing the inte pramane-2 air, for aver truth That t the Japanese in the United States are Hattie. “Japan depends w epye time, triendship, ai of desiring oll : any form to overtake ) argument, and conscience to right any wrong) i+ 7 cannot believe. And one thing I know; )from which she and other honest nations may | \it is unthinkable and impossible that any Jap- ; suffer. ; anese Government should support, or should ‘Certain American laws have surprised and‘ +.) t9 condemn, any sentiment or agitation “What do you think of the press of thes&rieved the Japanese people, all the more be- )by the Japanese in America unfavorable to world in relation to the struggle for peace?” | Cause the Japanese long have felt that Amerl-/ +. institutions or the welfare of the Amert- “I think its power and duty enormous. 1\°# WaS & seat of especial friendship toward) 4, people. Such sentiment or agitation am appealing on every suitable occasion for) them. It was not a practical thing, the thing?) . oq ruin those beneffcent relations which journalistic support of the persons and the/ Which hurt. It was a sentimental thing, and) y,),5 is resolved to nurture between Ameri- ‘ifstitutions whose aim is peace. Newspape rs) Sentiment plays a large part in Japanese life,/ .. ong herself. ‘bre among the most vital agencies of humani-( #5. ! Suppose, in the life of every advanced | “On the question of so-called dual citizen- ity. Food, water and air scarcely affect hu- ) People. Our citizens, prising (heir excep: ‘ ship, I am in agreement with American man life more widely or essentially, for news-/ tional historical ties with America, believing | thought. In terms and in fact dual citizen- } themselves exponents of the ideals of tet ahip is an irreconcilable contradition. Citizen- papers afford spiritual and intellectual stim- | f ulation and sustenance for the masses of the) 4™Merican republic, devoted students of uooeds enjoins singleness of allegiance and fi- Peoples Drawing Closer Together world. Pure newspapers, informed and hon-(!¢@n customs, achievements and culture, ans } deity. It is perfectly patriotic, of course, for est newspapers, generous and fearless news-) feeling they had won s place in the sTOUS f ehe citizens of one country to be of service papers, it probably is not too much to say. rank of civilized Powers, naturally were | ¥, the citizens of anotzer, for benefits flowing would insure the moral’ and mental health shocked and pained when they realized that | cross frontiers are world benefits, and every of nations, and nations morally and mentally /4™€tca appeared to regard them as deserv> )nation is a part of our independent world. healthy would have no desire to go to war.” ) ing of adverse discrimination among the ae lw hat Iam trying to say is that we all cam be ‘seeeneras \nalimaals wands — } good world neighbors and at the same time -( good single-allegiance citizens. But, as the |) world stands, it is impossible to conceive of | (dual citizenship as a practical political prin- The speaker was a statesman and diplomatist | of large experience, born of a Samurai fam-} Aly of } Nagoya in 1860, graduated at law from ) Japan Wishes to Keep Its Citizens the Imperial University of Tokio, trained in? Se ‘the official hierarchy of Japana, a crown { SL (TRE Pe ‘ ciple. Japan has abandoned her law in con- ‘member of the House of Peers, twice a mem-)? It was, I repeat, a sentimental matter. , flict with this view. Japanese born in Amer- ber of the House of Commons, four times ( »othing practical upon which we had set our: )ica, so far as we are concerned, may elect hearts had been taken away from us. od ee citizenship: they may not elect both wide door of opportunity had been closed ( 5, panese and American. against us. We merely were wounded in our feelings. Our friends had done some- ward decorated him with the knight com. thing we did not expect and which we could ‘mandership of the Order of St. Michael ana) 2° help adjudging unjust. If there was St. George ) popular resentment in Japan for a time, it’ | quickly subsided, for the impression spread ) { Ree that the heart of America was not unfriend-| , ) : ~ ) : ‘ly to Japan, and that rational discussion fj-| anese nation-—-seems to be misunderstood in | Japan Wants Only Peace nally would redress the sentimental balance many quarters abroad. It seems to be sup- between the two countries. Talk of a league | Posed that millions of our people are eager to of white nations, presumably directed against} jfeave home. It seems to be supposed that position should be questioned by any one,”/ Japan among others, and of American naval | Our population is so great, and is growing said the Viscount. “‘We enjoyed an unbrok-\ maneuvers and military intentions in the Pa- } 5° rapidly, that spacious outlets yr be ‘en peace of three centuries. Its matchless) cific, disturbed our people slightly, but that | found for it in foreign lands. It falisifies /blessing, therefore, we know. We know how(unrest also passed without harmful e-\ both the feelings of our nee the con- it furthers science and art, how it elevates ) quences. )ditions in Japan. If any nation loves the soul of a people, how it promotes their{( “Japan remains friendly to the United) homeland, the Japanese love Japan-—love it | ‘individual and social welfare and what im-)States and expects a favorable issue of all’! general, and love their own special parts petus it gives to the progress of ordered free-} intergovernmental conversations and negotia- | ‘in particular. They not only do not want to ‘dom. War is fatal to ordered freedom. This(|tions affecting the permanent relations of the fact Japan understands, and Japan loves or-)two countries. Concerning naturalization, I) ‘spots dered freedom. War resembles an earth-(always have been opposed to it—opposed, I; within their own country. pb quake. War is, in a sense, an earthquake; it) mean, to pressing other Governments to nat- | home and colonial, is sufficient for her nee shatters the liberties of men, sets fire to their( uralize Japanese subjects. Sentimentally, of) for at least a century, and probably two. possessions, destroys their lives. Japan does)course, there is an objection to a@ refusal of “Does this mean ~e — a mage peo- not like earthquakes. True, she has fought/ naturalization on the ground of political or-) pled country? On the con rp: we _ a two great wars, but they were wars of de-)igin or of race, but personally I never could densely peopled i at . _ py 2 ie fense—not a trace of militaristic aggression/ bring myself to urge something involving the) is increasing at the wm @ 0 _ aps 7 ‘in elther of them.’ expatriation of my fellow countrymen. I/8 year. In respect - popu a on a gba “What should your excellency say specifi-; want to conserve our population, not open, ‘to territory, our position is e that o ee y about Japano-American relations?” the way for its loss to our commonwealth. gland, Wales or Roe me rp rp 8 ~ tees should say first, and with all possible) “To antialien land Jaws in Japan I always\an area of one-twentieth of tha e that Japan wants these relations‘haye been opposed. © Happily, such legisia- Continued on Page 3B, } Minister of Foreign Affairs, leader of ‘the ‘Kenseikai party formed by the late Prince: Katzura, and for many years Japanese Am- bassador to London, where the late King Ed- Japanese Love for the Homeland — i ee “As regards the question of emigration, our whole attitude—the attitude of the Jap- “It puzzles me that Japan's peaceful dis- } cons ( - “J emphasis, It has been charged in Cali-’ its | emigrate, but do not want to migrate from | Lloyd George Sees England Dragged Again Into War By European Peace Pact Indefinite in Terms, Says British Statesman, and Capable of Almost Any Interpreta- tion—Guarantees England Nothing. E of the actual correspondence. Italy will have none of it. to a fog amongst the icebergs. servatives are completely hostile. are definitely opposed. What a document! Its princi- pal feature is its obscurity. All the important points are left in utter doubt. State documents are, at all times, inclined to be pon- derous and involved and to re- quire an alert, not to say a pa- tient, mind in order to compre- hend and interpret them. The note which has just been addressed by the French Govern- ‘ment in reply to the German sug- gestions of February last for a European pact igs even more mys- tifying than usual. It is only par- tially explained by the lengthy correspondence and notes which led up to it. With its indefinite terms and woolly phrases, it is capable of almost any interpreta- tion. Altogether, it is a thor- oughly Briandesque performance. The hand of the wily French poll- ticlan appears in every‘line. .The pact may not save Europe from ul- timate war, but it will carry the French Government through an immediate crisis. France is apt to think of her politicians in terms of the animal world. M. Clemenceau was “The Tiger;’’ M. Briand is always re- ferred to as “The Cat’’—éinuous, using indolence and sleep to cov- er vigilance; a nimble, elusive but on the whole most useful creature to have about the house. In this document he purrs pacifism with the Socialists and growls nation- alism with “Le Temps.” So they are both equally pleased. He re- fers the former to his frequent phrases about arbitration and the latter to his constant insistence on treaty rights. Which does he wages Neither—he only means to stave off parliamentary trouble and, if defeat! comes, it must be on account of M. Calillaux’s fail- ure and not that of M. Briand. Binds England Blindly. That may be all right for the Painleve-Briand-Caillaux ministry, but what about Britain? The sub- stance and effect of it would ap- pear to be that whoeever goes to war in future in Europe, Great Britain will be summoned‘to take) } makes common cause with every Rhineland and Poland. her place on the battlefield. She great European country and, ly have to fight on, the fact re- mains that she will have to fight. Before old accounts are settled, Britain is asked to undertake new liabilities. War means the spend- ing and lending of money. Brit- ain is still groaning under the weight of what she spent and lent? during the great war. Her debts even appear to be remembered by her debtors. Nevertheless, here is a new proposal for engaging the might and resources of Britain in any struggle which may arise on ‘the Continent. No wonder the ‘astute Fascist who rules Italy dis- liked such a muddied contract. careful lest, in ames we are not seeking new .* The origin of the great war ought to have taught Europe that cause of strife cannot be laid down or anticipated in state documents; that they rise in a moment from nowhere, appearing on the horizon like a cloud no larger than a man’s hand; that, in fact, they are often as obscure By David Lloyd George. servatives and Liberals are hesitant and uncertain. The German and French Socialists like the pact because they think it makes for international peace. ish Socialists oppose it because they think it makes straight for war. : are still uncollected, nor do they explained, by the f " It may be argued that it is not(the French people where they were born to other placesiwar but peace that is concerned / fact, that, under Japan's territory, in this document. We must be/Britain virtually preparing for\naturally a source of LONDON; ne 27. UROPE is puzzled and perturbed by the pact negotiations, and more largely perturbed and entirely puzzled since the: pEbiiention Mussolini will not heceas his ship Germany is divided—the Soclal- ists, the Centre and the Democrats there are friendly—the Con- Britain is bewijdered. The Con- ‘The Sociajists The Brit- as the reply which has just been sent to Germany. War Ever Menacing. The events which may deter- mine future wars, if wars there must be, will probably be quite Outside the scope of &Lny agree- ment which may be made now. With the Central European coun- tries still restless and inflamed, who can tell whence the trouble may spring? One thing may bw regarded .as certain from past ex- perience, that it will surely we from some unforeseen quarter. Russia is an incalculable proposi- tion at present and everything may happen in that direction, Austria, hedged around by tariff walls, may find it impossible to live on her little freehold with- out forming part of a large estate. Union with Germany is, for her, not a question of racial affinity but of economic necessity. That would not only be distasteful to her neighbors but would be re- garded by them and by France as an hostile act. It is impossible to draw up a plan for eventuali- ties before one knows what the ground of discord is likely to be. Wars do not happen thus, with nations carefully arrayed against each other 20, 30 or 50 years pre- viously. M. Poincare, most “die-hard” and intransigeant of French poli- ticlans, was opposed to the pact when it was offered in 1922. This statesman of dried putty, which may crack or crumble but never gives way and can never be adapt- ed to any groove except the one in which Providence first stuck it and in which it has hardened, re- jected the proposition as not be- ing of capital interest to France. Why then is such importance at- — tached to the present proposal, which, as far as France herself is concerned, apparently only gives hera simiter guarantee? The answer to that question Mes in the proposed arrangement with regard to Poland. France has so committed herself with the coun- tries of Central Europe as to make the Polish frontier her own. The wasp in this jar of olmtment whichever: side she may ultimate-) which is to heal the wounds of Europe is the reservation by which France may march through the Rhineland to the ald of Poland. As far back as 1921, the French Ambassador explained te Lord Curzon, then Foreign Secretary, that what was in the Frehech mind was @ guarantee against direct and indirect attack, meaning he latter, such g situation as might arise if Ger- many were to attack Poland. “Such a situation,” “would, of course, tn the the French, be almost to a direct attack upon their coun- try.” There ts no doubt that is what is still in the minds today and the new assents to |

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2B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1925. . = . so SRE td RE SRE PETE er eet ee PPE ET Tn 3 Te ee ; & : * i Sa ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Pu Company. Twelfth Boulevard and Oliwe Street. 4 THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- PrORM. fight never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent; never be afraid to attack wrong, *% whether by predatory platocracy or predatory poverty. hed bo the Pulitzer Publishing THE PRESIDENT ON VACATION. Sea and land spread out their bounty to the sum- mer visitor at Swampscott. Yathting, bathing, fish- ing, motoring, riding, golf—all call alluringly to the man who has left the day’s work behind him. But none of these attractions beguile the President. Mr. Coolidge’s education, it is agreed, is defective in one important respect. He has never learned to play. There was no fishing tackle in the presidential bag- ‘gage. The inevitable golf bag was missing from what Caesar called the impedimenta. The absence of knickers, of sport clothes of any genre, is reported. ‘Vacation in the orthodox sense has no place in the ‘Coolidge scheme of things. Why, then, has he gone ‘through the motion of taking one? Washington speculation answers the question. Mr. ‘Coolidge has gone to Swampscott because the one game in which he is interested demands his presence there. That game is politics. To be specific, Mr. ‘Coolidge is in Massachusetts to assist his friend and political patron, Wiliam M. Butler, chairman of the Republican National Committee, a Senator by ap- April 10, 1907. 2 > */ - LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE La Folleto—An Appreciation. T> the Editor of the Post Dispatch. OBERT MARION LA FOLLETTE and Abraham Lincoln were the createst conservative statesman in Amer- iea since the founders of the Republic. la Follette ranks with Lincoln bugene V. Debs as one of the three great modern preachers of genuine democracy in Amengra. . He was foremost in his generation among the defenders of the common man’s rights of person and property established by the founders in the Amer- ican Constitution and menta, and preserved and enlarged by Lincoln in our gpeatest war. He was foremost among the advocates of the extension of complete political, Without his powerful endorsement of Gov. Blalne’s platform demand adopted in 1920, Wisconsin would not have be- come. as it did in 1921, the first state in the Pnglish-speaking world where somen enjoy equal political, persona! and property rights with men. who He was foremost among those fought successfully to liberate American seamen from a condition bordering up- on serfdom - He was foremost among those public men who. recognizing in the private busi ness corporation a valuable new instru- ment for the creation and diffusion of wealth. tnsisted that this new instru- ment should be emploved primarily for the service of society rather than for fts merciless exploitation Initiating laws with this end in view, he was the best friend of all corporations that sought fair profits honest!y earned by useful service. as he was the enemy of all cor- porations that sought excessive profits through over-capitalizing the special privileges and exemptions inherent in the corporate organization of business He was fqremast among those public men who perceived the need for the wate to safeguard corporation emploves against oppression by many of the ré mote and over-greedy masters oO! the new organization of industry He was foremost among our public men in opposing cur foolish, unnecessary and enormously destructive participation in the FElurepean war and was one of the ,ery few who had the courage to vote against it at the last hour, as he was foremost in opposing the after-war at- oil our country in huropes tempt to emir peal membership in the * WATS through league of Nations He was a great a great American man. a great patriot a magnificent warrior, im the cause of liberty and justice His faults of temperament and of judgment will be forgotten in the memory of his lifelong service to the highest interests ef the American people. inevitable. Gov. Blaine is his natural, successor in leadership in Wisconsin, Senator Rorah in the nation Fallible se he wae and as we al! are, these men jove liberty. love justice. and have the. high ceurage to advocate and defend | these first indispensable requisites to a free people FRANK PUTNAM. | 1925 he life of Vilwaukee. June !% ‘umlamentalists Absurdities. the Hidttor of the Post Diepatch RYAN and his ilk create more athe ists than the churches can ‘convert in «2 Hifetime To asvert that Christ mace grape juice and ot wine, his first | miracle is the height of asininity- | When we think of What Brvan did to he Democrats we are sure sorry for BY) Te nennee J. J. MORONY. Kreese, 1) at Agrees With Reed. | To the Beiter of the Post Diapaten | MERICAN” Gees not express the | opinion of Need entertained by an ** overwhelming matortty of the American people The national and state elections of 1970, 1922 and 1924 emphatically in- | doreed the eloquent and courageous op- pesition of Reed te the Wilsen League ef Nations or any other kind of ‘foreign entangling ealliance” condemned by the forefathers of our republic and avoided as a rationa!l policy ever since. The argument of “American” is absurd that because our revelutionary § forefathers. who unitediy risked their lives to gain | their independence, formed a union of states and created a United States Supreme Court for themselves, we, there- | fore. ought to be willing to join a union of foreign states and submk to all deci- sions of a foreign supreme court. Such @ eurrender of our independence would be worse than any necessary war fought for our rights. Most foreign nations are pulows, greedy and treacherous, our ever faithful Revolutionary : ally. ce. Such nations are schem- tng to use wealth, power and influ- ence for t own selfish purposes. The Revolu forefathers of our republic were right. We now have over 30 treaties with al! the leading nations of the world, except- , | ! and ‘eral Senate. its first amend- | personal and property righis to women. | oniv a day or two in advance. it is going to be hot in July. . ? our pres. | mutually pledged _ os, if necessary, to. ! i z f . v. . bed s -. + - JEFF MACKAY. pointment and ambitious to be a Senator by the ‘verdict of the polls. _ Mr. Butler will need all the help his most influ- ential sponsor may render. His opponent for the genatorship in the election still a year away will be ‘David I. Walsh. He is a remarkable person, this Mr. ‘Walsh. A Democrat whom Republican Massachusetts | bas delighted to honor repeatedly with the governor ‘ship. The old Bay State even sent him to the Fed- | Mr. Walsh's position in Massachusetts is | much the same as that of Al Smith in New York. In the landslide of last year, for example, Mr. Walsh | was beaten by a scant 18,000, while the same constitu. ency piled up almost balf a million plurality for Cool- | idge. And Walsh was beaten by Gillett.who by reason of his long, distinguished career in the House, ‘culminating in the speakership, was the strongest candidate the Republicans could have chosen. Mr. Butler's political horoscope, therefore, is clut- tered up with portent and gloomy omens. In the pungent metaphor of the sport page, the dope its against him. Now ts the time for all good Repub leans to come to the aid of their national chairman. Mr. Coolidge, correctly partisan, is, properly enough, the first to respond. But what can he do to turn a ‘political battle whose first rumblings are still wrapped in the distant future's silence? Obviously his contribution to the Butler cause at this time is psychological. is expected to be impressed with the complimentary fact that the President chose to spend his vacation on Massachusetts soil. There is material here for delectable propaganda. Mr. Butier will run for the ‘Senate next year as the President's friend. Mr. Walsh's opponent in 1926, as in 1924, will be the Cool- idge myth, bedecked in whatever habiliments the ex- igencies require Is practical politics of this sort, with its unmistak- | ;iorces able aroma of intrigue, unbecoming the dignity of the President” that politics is Mr. Coolidge’s profession; it his golf, his fishing, his sole recreation, his only sport. Let us remember, too, that Mr. Butler, as the President's persona! friend and the party's national! chairman, occupies an extraordinary position. His defeat would be something more than persoral. It would, in a sense, be a repudiation of the adminis tration. So the senatoria! election in Massachusetts next vear, the first gun of which has already been fired, will command national attention. And if Walsh should be defeated the disappointed liberal! opinion of the country wil! have to admit that the Coolidge myth is a tenaciously potent fable. ee HOW TO KNOW THE WEATHER. In view of the researches of the American Society —- of Astrologians it becomes increasingly apparent what a dud we have on our hands in the United States Weather Bureau. For years it has been the Weather that weather can be forecast The astrologers’ S05 ciety disposes of this theory. It forecasts the weather two years in advance and, what is more to the point, the weather for next month. For example, it with a bulletin covering July. The weather. clares, will be pretty hot, thunderstorms Bureau's contention is out dea- and it i? wit The public mind of the old Bay State | |have more than doubted? |heads of the delegates upon whom is not imposed | ithe necessity of orating, boosting and defending the | ‘Dational colors, will still keep Before answering, let us remember) is also | bloc has persistently refused to correct. plained? much “highfalutin and ocguit tosh.” = = | REALISM AND OPTIMISM | Behind the written program of the Congress of the International Chamber of Commerce at Brussels there raged an almost amusing battle between Euro pean realism and American optimism. On the opem ing day Maurice Desprets, president of the Congress, /Brussels banker and adviser to the King, wrestled orally with the difficulties of reparations and allied If the payment of billions could not) be made in cash, he declared, it would have to be ; : .debt payment. made in goods and services, which would impoverish the creditor as well as the debtor nations, because it would interfere with employment in the creditor The task of financial adjustment, he said, | nations. ‘would not be finished until there was enlightenment ‘of public opinion. But, he declared: Perhaps that will destroy certain fllusions and dispel certain false hopes. Is that a cause for regret? You will not think so. Men who in the domain of fact reveal the truth instead of hiding it. play a less easy and less agreeable part, but a more useful and more noble one than those who arouse and entertain false hopes. The reply of John W. O'Leary, president of the American Chamber, after nearly a week of chafing isilence, was full of optimism and moral kick. The ‘national banner was defended with spirit, and un- ‘complimentary charges were indignantly repudiated. words. He asserted the faith of the American people in the Dawes plan. “The funding of international governments continue in power only by carrying out the wishes of the people,” and the An®rican Govern- the American people.” business ethics and good success propaganda. But “perspective,” or “feeling,” or any number of other cliches which the art critics purvey in wholesale; ___ quantities. The same is true of music; music critics, | sv by their intricate and often senseless verbiage, keep people away from good music, or send them to hear it in sheer fright that they may not be able to “under stand” the music. Why should a symphony be ex- How can it be explained? To attempt to do so is for a critic to make himself as ridiculous as John Ruskin when he trfed to describe a sunset. Lit- erary critics, by reason of the nature of their field, are in a different category; yet they, too, deal in Continued From Page 1B. es, is the home of half as see people —66,000,000—es in- your fmmense continental tory, and the total population our empire is close on 40,900,- That our national problem, problem of food, clothing and er, is & momentous one re- no statement. Able to Support Its People. “*But we are not appalled by it. s we are not driven by it to cast ous eyes upon other people's sries—still less to dream of as a means of solution. We crowded in this island and empire, but we are far the end of either our room “e our resources. It isnot alto- her a question of how much ar- land you have; it also is a A. As the correspondent said, the mists of pessimism | and doubt were rolled away by the orator’s vigorous | E& : | debts,” he said, “is a problem of government, but |... ment, as to war debts, is carrying out “the will of All of which is good politics, good morals, sound | ———— what has it to do with solving the economic equa- | tions of the Dawes plan, which Desprets questioned | ‘and which the economic authorities of the world We trust that the hard a” * is of the economic problem, th of intelligence, consequences are unavoidable. ereby strengthening the t which error and ite sto -+¢ Wave Ww itnou —_—— -— — —?> ee With all respect for judiciat erudition we find it | difficult to see in Doheny an imp of darkness and | behold in Harry Sinclair an angel -—_-—_———_ @@e CHICAGO’S REVOLT. Chicago's expressed desire to lilinois may be futile from a practical standpoint, but it is a significant gesture just the same. The big city’s dissatisfaction arises from an inequality in represen. tation in the Legislature, a condition which the rura! of licht. oes secede from A month or so ago Chicago threatened to withhold State taxes from the treasury at S$ as a “huge joke” Smal! the City Council, however, approves unani a resolution looking toward down-State politicians may d nore seriously. This is not tug-of-war between city and country. ening of the long-suffering metropolis share of ‘fc o> nr pringfield, but this treated Governor When mous!v was by secession, the ~ — . ; } : cide to take the thing vv aaa It is an awak- to the vicious. ness of a system by which the rural population. through its representatives, profits hugely by city taxes and withholds from the city its natural rights Obdviously, rural Lilinois is the beneficiary of Chicago Obviously, the presence of that great city is largely ‘responsibie for Illinois’ new and marvelous system some cool days and a new moon. Why couldn't our Weather Bureau think of that’ You would think, considering how much money the taxpayers spend on it, that it would at least know But no’ weather cannot be fore It remaizs It still sticks to the antiquated idea that told more than 48 hours in advance, and for a private group of astrologers, observing the con figurations and geocentric longitudinal positions of the heavenly bodies, to give us this much-needed in formation How long are we to wait before the Weather Bureau gives us service’ What we need efficiency in government. is — POO MENCKEN ON ART CRITICS. H. L. Mencken arose last week to denounce most art critics as quacks and to characterize their fulm! nations as “highfalutin and occult tosh.” Painting, he finds, is a simple art and a transparent one. Everything of importance in the most profound can- vas can be gathered in a few moments by the edu-| cated spectator. Thus the experience of looking at paintings is essentially short-lived. “It is not,” says Mr. Mencken, “like getting shaved, coming down with cholera morbus or going to the wars; it is like jump ing out of the way of a taxicab or getting kissed.” Before Mr. Mencken came to these firm conclusions he probabiy spent all of the spare moments of a week reading art criticiam, particulariy of art since Cezanne. Yet, despite the fact that he is as usua! headlong and dogmatic in his statements. he may be listened to with profit, not only by art critics, but by music and literary critics as well. “There has never been,” says Mr. Mencken, “so far as I know. a critic of painting who wrote about it simply and clearly >* * ©* Even the most orthodox of the brethren, when he finds himself before a canvas that genuinely moves him, takes refuge in esoteric winks and grim- aces and mysterious gurgies and beiches. He can never put his feelings into plain English. Always, before he is done, he is sweating metaphysics, which is to say nonsense.” Trying to expiain a beautiful painting with a lot. of subjective rubbish that the painter himeeif wouldnt understand is not only absurd in itself, but it is bad for art. The critics have scared to death | persons uneducated in art. Such persons are afraid it incumbent upon them to mutter piatitudes about: e’ of roads, its public institutions, its general prosperity Then why should Chicago be denied a voice not only in the affairs of the State, but ,” st « 4 ke : > proportionate to the number of its citizens? "ve" > _ » , The United States is rapidly being transformed (rom a rural to an urban country. vet the majority fe the a a _ , of the Legislatures is controlled by the rural districts The same is true of the national Legislature. Some- thing of a change will appear in the next reappor tlonment, but in the meantime the rural districts are bringing the situation to a critical standpoint by jealous exercise and abuse of their power Che Chicago incident is not unique. Detroit is con tempiating a severance from Michigan New York nas iong nourished the idea of divorce from the tyranny of Albany. St. Louis. one of the most notaDle victims of vicarious control, is a mode! of patience | and long-suffering lo the rights of the cities, the country ultimately must yield. There is no just | Treason Why ome tax-paying city-dweller should have | .e8s representation paying farmer in governing Dodies than one tax — THE ‘‘CLEAN UP.’’ From the Lo 1isvi.i@ «tf ' imer.Journa! erely a sentimental, musico-burlesque | own affairs. ’ mind the realities | ae tion of how yon cultivate it. cultivates her acres inten- She makes one tan, or a er of an acre, feed one mouth: | makes an acre feed four. Con- ‘westion exists principally in the : nern and Southwestern areas. - People can migrate to the north, ? there is more room, and they ‘will do so when they must; they ‘will not do so before. | “There is ample, if not abundant, unity for agriculture in Hok- jo, Korea, Formosa and Japan- Sakhailien. To any one or of these territories our people and will move when the pres- of population and economic becomes strong enough to in- 1 also hope there will be oppor- for Japanese farmers in Si- contingency dependent about between Japan and Aside from these agricul- have much to anticipate in way of productive occupation. “ ‘ “ "a . .* : . , = od ; 2 “-_ as i he . + ° . ia - eo - ,*. 2. - - . — | -* _ ..* e 7 ‘, * ~~ . . . - a . - - _ , % « . oe. err ee ‘van : . a : _* “ _r~ dl a _— wa : ~ 4 . t can ' =e a) ° ~ ~~ . ad ¥ > ~" « ; . . . ~ “ 4 ; 3 . : . - " : . + We can extend our com- Our textiles, for instance, dy are selling in a wide Asian and we have our fisheries, and mines—all capable of ng the Strength of a Na- ™ “My point is that those obsery-. — = ._ -*> -of her relatively small | territory and her large and grow- ing population, as a peril to world peace, either are ignorant of both human and natural realities in Ja- pan, or are actuated by studied in- country. Our people, as to the vast | majority, do not and never will them to leave their homes / 2 the settled relations that may/| prospects, Japanese skill and/ become more highly indus-/ justice and emnity toward thist _ Want to emigrate. If they ask ‘the quality with other civilized peo-| 3 : B a Japanese if they did not ask |The MIRROMB aes nae oo | PUBLIC OPI tC nese flood. Our people live a Written for the Post-Dispatch By CLARK McADAMS —— ——_— ee sUnited States and other countries | to dea! with them on a plane of) and the Japanese would not. _ nple, hard-working life, but a This column is designed te elf-respecting life not devoid of without bias the latest comment” 7y. and they probably are as well isfied as is any other division of CLYDE RILEY SETTLES DOWN iis. PANETELA. 7" human family. Yes, Luella, (From Tulip Items in Monroe Coun leading publicists, newspapers ené “Emigration. We have been | Bob La Feollette Appeal) cals on the questions of the day. “- escussing it from the Japanese Had to die Clyde Riley traded a coon dog for a 6- Shere g point of view—discussing it in the ro win applause shovel cultivator. CONFEDERATE MONEY NOW G8 Rcrete. Now let us look at it \fter all. . + ° From the Boston Transcript. eg the abstract. What does emi- Wwe pete hus spi Sir: The pretty girls that help to adver- ie LMINATING July 3, two milligmy tion mean? Does it mean the pri —— _ PES ape tise soft drinks and chocolate candy and federate memorial half-del a egration or the disintegration of . 22 Cause. use “our” flour baking pies and are handy ed by order of Congress, will 7 people? Does it méan a consoll- When the peril with “our’’ trons, should also be used on distributed throughout this lation or a dissipation of national Of his presenc 's : f his presence worthy purpose. Proceeds of the am the slight premium of 50 cents Wa toward completion of the Memorial & the sign boards and ads in magazines and newspapers to advertise the various kinds of cigarettes. Smoking among women has gone Brength? On what theory can « Tionality perpetbate itself and Line had passed, Pp agment its power by scattering it- : ] , him . . " . ? Then we hailed him beyond the bathroom-boudoir-I-don't-do-it- (‘onfederacv being erected on Stone : If over Asa here . oo me 4 ‘ ' ; ' ver the world To me, in such 7 wise in-public-my-husband-doesn't-min« stage Se ‘ hich Tn a aart aad pudi c my ; isva * = iz tain, (7¢ orgia. work upon Piel rey wh | conception, we have a stra j “ — Women inhale the weed al! over the pages terrupted by the unfortunate @ of strategy 1 am agai « '? r- ne - Fy =f , . . _— ’ * nat . age . See of America’s best fiction magazines. rhe between Gutzon Borglum and the imigrat ‘ ee aa Re ration. Only the more dar- late Amy Lowell of Back Bay fame has had tee in charge of the enterprise. ~~ 4 ee oe Mites: . enterprising and capable per- ig photographs taken while smoking cigars bear the likenesses of Robert EB E@ : are apt to emigrate. To en-/ — tke Birie and Michael Arlen has given his “sanction Stonewall Jackson, and in the - ene: , . . . r Those who in " necmearanne ingens inte "epee © tubes Btw mag , . Seurage an efflux of its best blood an to the custom provided they don’t do it just are being hailed particularly s® "a= Ngee ind Reir courage gy to create a smoke screen. Women’s loung- Gen. Lee to that citizenship whic: S y mind. an extraordinary Battle for ~ aides emedinienell anitin : aah : ¢ his . ‘way of building up a nation ambi- The thin: oe a ings fF ms ern yuippec iim Modern in- mucn desired at the time o pr us to l ; did } mati SS that matte cinerator facilities. Why, then, do the ad- as the South regards the offerings play & spten rote in - wl. . > " 1 rete ot poems vertisers of cigarettes fight shy of having nal@e the first time in histery ond ma - I wonder if we sometimes | whe dee women Or pretty girls smoking their par- victor has shared his crown with Ge) ee atter ourselves in: fancying Te mee - ticular brand of cigarette on bill posters” quished. It may be needless to : nen peoples long to quit their) rc yi¢ r POW si? . . rus know how bitter Aren't we tired of just roseate youths smokK- the coins are being bought as freely @ Fo shores for ours. ka ing? Give us a Cole Phillips girl display- North as in the South. This is asa » Yne enjoyed the twinkle in Vis- | = a catieae . ot ; : . ‘Ss to growth, ing her pedal extremities and smoking a _ be. oa int Kato’s eyes. : ; hh Pae > ee { nay at oS cigarette. Picture a beautiful maiden with ae nd The Manhood Test in I igration. des pe ys a 7 a cigarette between her carmine lips and a CRACKED. BUT NOT BROKE = “it rather would seem.” I ven-| is our own +3? - Wits . — - her . es » & Lfentinisindeee aaiith cerulean Dlue sky lathered here and there | From the New York Post. Mired to remark, “that, if Japan) 66-4443) Mids ihe i 4 7 . ¢ . we ‘+ 7 " e . ™ " wi ~ Soap ous as a background, UROPEAN resistance against ght a foreign war to get a pigee et us take Wouldnt the aT sone Gee se aah old World War debdts to her people outside of pager | usd ‘ 3 I ‘ , TYTH : : 7 The case of Thomas . " not been broken. but it has beem might be forced to fight a civil to compel them to go and oc- . ~ There are many things more he intensive discussions of these both sides of the Atlantic during six months have not been in vali @ leffarson re i b ae — s and becoming 4 State of its 6wn. Ii a many of the big cities did that. country poli- nos i owe him more Fossibiv ticilans would have a hard time making a - Than all the other cae me ee - ca assurafices of settlement have = obable,” replied the Prime) : — living. Most Governors of the states which > - ia ‘ oy , JR Lite acs va Ww , Have gone before. - ‘ 7 eae pir P will follow the French lead. at broad principle. in your : , setting the country against the city. and , shoul base of an From bim came most legislatures im such states ate or- | *U=¢ing comminsion will reach * Should lie at the ota Our constitution, » tine cass. elie im July to taik business. Secret “gration policy?” ganized upon that basis. It is for this rea- | : k. | ree press son that states without big cities are usually is summoning the American Dede tion policies, I think. | : Sc Li ‘ avail better governed and better represented. Natio Or the light They enjoy a mean of the m intelligence, With the Belgians and with these nality or race or color oF That has succeeded . and Italian representatives who Taphical distribution, but of in- whereas the states with big cities ordinarily suffer from the various forms of hick rule. Missouri is no better off in this respect than Illinois. Civilization, instead of being lift- ed to the ievel of St. Louis and Kansas ‘ity human merit—qualities of 200d and womanhood, sound- of mind and body. and dispe- toward institutions of law. History's Uncounted present at that time. The hopes to be able to place as : and sealed refunding agreements = Congress as possible next December. © nights. Yet when Jefferson pean me ae “ot is depressed to the level of the country. 4% some of these negotiations Nepe civil liberty. Japan ad-| a ae. Anybody who can beast that he has never and are, the proupect of final . ® right. even recognizes the a ea — ventured out of Union Station while passing of the larger loans has never bees 3 wre og. state to regulate Cidenaaie an through St. Louis can be Governor of Mis- than now. “a m a rh ne age its cael > mney hen sr PNR tor souri. and if the people found out that he c - an what yo oo ~ mer ie ct. : ass gn ee or ever did he could net beat a4 fat man up a OWNERSHIP OF THE RIO yr we deem i} adapt | vee | hill. From the San Antonio News. ote that interracial and inter-} pos wed oat | Pe oe HO owns the Rio Grande watere good will which apt, tnto all ‘aieee | A- G Siam outside of a restaurant ins United States courts may answers "tp Ce 80 Se We applaud | Plymouth, Mase.: near future, for Texas plans to princtple of j | a a es eee Bee PL ee salk lida ateten tee wcel acaba against Colorado to enjoin it from 0 among races. To this prin- \nd when he i Oten ti ad We object. But we are not go- Was still elected. Kindly keep your dog or dogs a dam for impounding the streams — Lots of good folk restrained. waters New Mexico, that also 3 make war about it. 4 Moved abroad. eaedgt ek eee Save wer Bg he cohort wees vitally. already hag joined Texas Imagine saying it as thickly as that action. Colorado might argue that What the moral! is. One of our want ads on a recent date: a right to the snows which fall os Tuella, ee ee ee sem enes stew ee mes mountain tops. but her sister States It will do : CHAUFFEU R—Colored, 29 to 393 ‘dispute that contention. There & No good to tell: : years old; reliable; must drive care- sound basis for the principle that & One must think : fully: $30 per week and board; must : (belongs to all the States it tra ; . Of Gallfieo > apply in person. > |that each ts entitled to share Wondering qj. = j #§ = | #etewepieeecerecerenntensnnss «sane ceeeees | tts Waters. The Federal courts will Within his cell. Sir: Sign on Main street theater, Kansas to cheose between these vi still, City doubdtiess will find a way out of the & We can make reparation. o [| «cesses ee Sctcdne se peed ectebnetawus The old controversy over the C - is recailed: it resulted in long delay reclamation program. but finally dicated by interstate treaty. Ne gimilar arrangement will be ef regard to the Rio Grande, and & [done without costly litigation. Tl Want My Man and 5 Acts of Vaudeviile. Now our blood Is fairly cool, And in Bob's name Send our childrep Up to Madison To school. | Not many of them stay to see the shew cut these days. CK. Ro ! country. taches ‘our silk alone t Lil es Premier Tells What new Gibraltar?” “Yes.” “That tt is to be In the Pa “Yes.” “That it is to be Hewati?” “Yes.” “What do you think of it’ “Domestic matters in leave us no time to deal wt mesic matters In America,’ the Prime Minister. “Offictally, Japan never ha worried by the movement of. ican warships in the Pacific “Why should there be a: ternational concern ahow movement of friendly wa anywhere?” asked the Jai statesmarm® And he added. “; can warships in the Pacifia ish warships in the Pacific anese warships tn the Pacif consider them all symbols of ization and peace in the Ps The Question of Asiatic All “There is in America, I considerable interest in Japa lations with Russia, and in lations respecting what is 1 an ‘Asian bloc,” possibly inim the best relations between. and the United States.” “*Aasian bloc,”” said Wi Kato, speaking with more usual deliberation, “is a: with no actual or relative tn fact. It is a dise ied phrase. It is one of phrases which float about the lectual world as tenuous mis! Americans or the British, an has detected any identity b the Russians and the Japan ers who represent Japan, because | « productive) ‘as a general objective of stat ship. ‘Orientation’ is a stoc in the vocabulary of intern politics. We hear of ‘orien this way and that. If ‘orie means a tendency toward h tional reconcilation, Japan to ‘Ortent’ In al! directions. Commercial Relations With ica. “Our point of view is illu by the position of England, looks east and west. Engl tercourse, political, social az nomic, with the continent . rope—her friendship with ¢! ropean nations—does not her from the Atlantic nor her desire for Atlantic frien Japan has inevitable relation her neighbors of the Asiatic land. She its on good term Ching a8 a result of mutual « eration. nomic and quired a resumption of diph relations though Japan Urgent social territorial exigenect with soviet Ff has “Wo «yr with sovtetiem as a politica social system and wil! pern fomrmunist propaganda in [ eannet state Strongly that our conciliator constructive policy toward th ent entails no reverse potk ward the Occident. . / “America, particularly, te country Japan would cho gilenate. Aside from our h eal, cultura) and aspirational tionships. and aside from og relation to the problems of society—to all of which Jap importance—the = | States is of immense concern commerrtaity and financially is eur best customer-— buy. ai ly more than §$7259.990.000@ we Do you tht are likely, tm #pert or mall begin hurting shrapnel or hi plosive shells at that market need American captr«l and af ting it. Coul? we afford & the confidence of American Ww On the other hand. who can a day in Japan witheur ape ing Japan's commerctal val Amerteat ( f aie wR IS.

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Cw SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1925. 3 bs ith wt £ Fj 7 i —. ie Sana 7 RR a ere Saad sSet = “Y ~~" « 3 . es a eo oem *e 7 s , se tl - ™ 72 ; - fatale § ‘ef 7) . = - as " 4. a a ; a % a" oR er Feel eal ath. ree Dg C bi die , “a. 9 ..* ; Sill — A Pre ee Le ra The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE Cify Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED Premier a -~ Oontinued From Page 1B. states, is the home of half as people—56,000,000—as in- your immense continental tory, and the total population our empire is close on 80,000,- “4 That our national problem, problem of food, clothing and r, is a momentous one re- no statement. Able to Support Its People. “But we are not appalled by it. 4 we are not driven by it to cast pus eyes upon other people’s pries——still less to dream of as a means of solution. We crowded in this island and empire, but we are far the end of either our room our resources. It is. not alto- ther a question of how much ar- land you have; it also is a tion of how you cultivate it. » cultivates her acres inten- y. She makes one tan, or a ter of an acre, feed one mouth; e makes an acre feed four. Con- jon ‘exists principally in the nern and Southwestern areas. can migrate to the north, ma where there is more room, and they ‘2 do s0 when they must; they | will not do so before. “There is ample, if not abundant, tunity for agriculture in Hok- ido, Korea, Formosa and Japan- Sakhailien. To any one or a of these territories our people and will move when the pres- of population and economic i becomes strong enough to in- se them to leave their homes. ig also hope there will be oppor- for Japanese farmers in Si- contingency dependent the settled relations that may about between Japan and Aside from these agricul- prospects, Japanese skill and have much to anticipate in way of productive occupation. sean become more highly indus- We can extend our com- . Our textiles, for instance, dy are selling in a wide Asian t, and we have our fisheries, and mines—all capable of se) ik the /.e the Strength of a Na- 4 tion. » “My point is that those observ- ‘ts who represent Japan, because of her relatively small i... my, A x . - Sar keg? 2 SO a ip PR TN a _ . * *-* _ ee * pan, or are actuated by studied in- justice and emnity toward this country. Our people, as to the vast majority, do not and never will Want to emigrate. pUnited States and other countries Jt dea] with them on a plane of equality with other civilized peo- ¥ ie, Japanese if they \ The MIRROR of | PUBLIC OPINION indating foreign lands with a hese flood. Our people live a iple, hard-working life, but a u-respecting Y, and they probably are as well ified as is any other division of waa | This column is designed to reproe “ . ' withe ; , t d ; sec tay A m2 a= | gland, , ' " Emigration. We have been, |! we S e Asiatic MAain-| progressive nature of our citizens. I1|ranks high in the diplomatie an- cals on the questions of the day. Sscussing it from the Japanese | land. She is _ good terms with jam not alarmed by their new en-|nals of Japan. — | CONFEDERATE MONEY NoW Goop, & ee of view—dgiscussing it in (scares doggy + ame ” hereariol one, (ee for individual liberty and| How long he will occupy the NE Ey ahh 4s ‘ “4 . ; f , . . ’ nee J al, CO- I eae . : 4 , ‘ P ite : Deni . ies a. | From the Boston Transcript. age Now let us look at ooh OF aA ieieihe’ qeciiineiaiia ne. | eepOnasbENt) : l am not asratd of |great position of dil manpnates sit eagle ve ) abstract. What does emi- are oo lie bus nice _. | universal suffrage. l am persuaded !of the Japanese empire I dare. not-| eip. to adver- lL LMINA TING July o, two million Cc | tion mean? Does it mean or q ured a pesumption of diplomati our liberties will deepen our loval- predict But I do venture the @® candy and ) federate memorial half-dollars, mint megration or the disintegration of oe with tap ~hey russia, tv and invigorate our patriotism prophecy that so long as he re- d are handy ed by order of Congress, will have ¢ = people? Does it mé@an a consoli- though Japan nag ne sympathy For, after all, how can a man be|mains Prime Minister his acts will be used on = distributed throughout this country for. mation or a dissipation of national with pOweeTsm €8 & ‘political and |, iy loval. truls patriotic, unless |not belie the feregoing exposition lagazines and (worthy purpose. Proceeds of the sale Rrength? On what theory can a. tne ee on wen permm 80 lhe be free of his views. ous kindsof the slight premium of 50 cents will Rationality perpetiiate itself and. poems ~ DEOORGMIES : * Te CT De aS a es men has gone toward completion of the Memorial to Zement its power by scatteringit- | country. I cannot | state tar e -I-don't-do-it- | Confederacy being erected on 8tone Mo das the wolld To ie i » ia strongly that our conciliatory and | 1] M ; ind stage. tain, Georgia, work upon which was if % Be ention wi Bete ’ ets om | 3: be) dose policy toward aa ] TO i eet f U SES ver the pages fterrupted by the unfortunate disagreem of stratek “igre me Wt oat entails no reverse policy to | | azines. the (between Gutzon Borglum and the comm igration Only OEY age ApS ” = n. woeeenies e | fame has had (tee in charge of the enterprise. The ct Saaseetele oir te ar | America, particularly, is not a 1) an ru ptcy ASES noking cigars | bear the lik@nesses of Robert E. Lee pSmrerprising and capable per-i country Japan would choose to » his ‘sanction Stonewall Jackson. and in the South \ re are apt to omiasrete. To en- aijenate Aside from our histori Continued From Page 1B. well acquainted with the machin- ont do it just are being hailed particularly as restort : oo — efflux of its best blood | cal, cultura] and aspirational] rela ery of bankruptcy practice as are Omen’s loung- |Gen. Lee to that citizenship which he omy mind, an extraordinary |} tionships, and aside from our cor- | referred to Describing the wiles|l¢nhe genuine. bankruptcy practition- h modern in- much desired at the time of his death: \, Yof building up a nation ambi-/ relation to the problems of world of the collusive bankrupt and his | ers ra are careful never to give | n, do the ad- as the South regards the offerings they pus to play a splendid role in | Society—to all of which Japan at-| lawvers, Remington said: offense to the conrts, nor, what {is shy of having | nalme the first time in history when ¢ ory. I wonder if we sometimes | taches importance—the Li nited | “In such cases the debtor is not] alten of some importance. to the ng their par- | victor has shared his crown with the not flatter ourselves in fancying | States is of, immense concern to us| ‘forced’ at all He goes into the|courts’ clerks. Their operatidns n bill posters’ quished. It may be needless to record talien peoples long to quit their | commercially and financially She i eourt willingly It is part of the@lare well-oiled and make little youths smok- =the coins are being bought as freely in : shores for ours.” is our best customer—buys annual-| plan in such cases. The bankrupt] noise ne Dene ok’ tidin’ mie ee girl display- North as in the South. This is as it show One enjoyed the twinkle in Vis-' Ivy more than $259,000,000 worth of | haa proper confidence in the skill} alone. nothing occurs to destroy ad smoking a be. a bunt Kato's eves. our silk alone Do you think we | of his counsel and knows that an| the calm seroubty-iof tine: wacbienhs 1] maiden with a fatal Manhood Test in Immigration. are likely. in sport or malice, to} ‘involuntary’ bankruptey petition is cy court, and bankruptey ‘business’ ine lips and a CRACKED, BUT NOT BROKEN. "Tt rather would seem.” I ven- begin hurling shrapnel or high ex i not necessarily what its name im- . ' ' eee here and there From the New York Post. red to remark. “‘that. if Japan. plosive shells at that market? We | plies—-a hostile proceeding in be- a background, UROPEAN resistance against paying ™™ ight a foreign war to get a plgce need American capital and are get-! nai¢ of indignant creditors—but is Ce ee eee increase? Lws Ill. her people outside of Japan. might be forced to fight a civil to compe! them to go and oc- it,”’ p There are bbabile,”’ ) r. P What broad principle, in your + Should lie at the base of an Mgration policy?” ration policies, i take account, not of religion old World War debts to America ad not been broken, but it has been cracke® The intensive discussions of these loans &® both sides of the Atlantic during the six months have not been in vain. FF assurafices of settlement have become! definite. Bucharest cables say Rum will follow the French lead. The funding commission will reach Was in July to talk business, Secretary Mem is summoning the American Debt Fund Commission to meet next month to COR” with the Belgians and with those ' ahd Italian representatives who may present at that time. The administ hopes to be able to place as many & its own, If country poli- ime making a states which public office the city. and tes are or- for this rea- es are usually represented. intelligence, es ordinarily of hick rule. respect than more Prime things the many replied ee ny n00d and womanhood, sound- a of being lift- and sealed refunding agreements be of mind and body, and dispo- 4 Kansas City. | Congress as possible next December. dey toward institutions of law, the sountry. as gome of these negotiations have *@nd civil liberty. Japan ad- ®the right. even recognizes the » Of every state to regulate tion within its we do not regard as right, and are, the prosmpect of final readjustm® of the larger loane has never been © than now. he has never While passing Vernor of Mis- out that he : fat man up a | OWNERSHIP OF THE RIO GRANDE. From the San Antonio News. HO owns the Rio Grande waters? .. ' a — g00d will which perma- restaurant in United States courts may answer in * Peace builders so highly es- near future, for Texas plans to bring is the principle of discrimi- hh . : cs i" June 27, 1925. ys BF Ph roce-urren -_ $e | - Ask About Our pint pan Two-Piece Mohair Suite Deferred Payment Plan 24 : : , oe * ry? Where, except at Prufrect Sere S, could : || ea vou buy so good a Suite for this price. " = TTT ] | ee Two large comfortable living-room pieces ll | at . WAIL | ae 4 78-inch davenport and broad armchair. . re These two pieces will be covered in your ie choice of a variety of $7 per yard mohairs, s Hees one side of reversible cushions in beautiful | eat | silk brocatelle. Outside arms and outside bet? backs in plain ; | The two pieces, i ; | special this & WORN... as dea cwece a Separate pieces will be sold: * | Davenport, $95 Low-back Armchair, $405 aS | Tall headreast Chair to match, $45 =~ AN | Pedestal Table as shown, with burl walnut = : . : Four-Piece Walnut Suite ee. : A / This attractive chamber Suite is a splendid Jf | = f i example of cabinet—finished in two-tone 1 = : ? ; | ay |)! walnut—mahogany drawer linings and dust- [fF — | ut proof construction throughout. _ | , Ee : | , The four pieces, exactly as shown, tall vanity, : = = room wardrobe, full-size - : ' bow-foot bed and bench, is $ ; fi y BA specially priced this | * ee \' = * —— raf week OS. 6 ccdies Uewass kes tae y os ee é HU QA , S 49-Inch Dresser Can Be Had for $68 Additional [] ‘ iy. , :% 2 wf . es ee 9 j Aa oy ’ - our : “4 ye b : 4 + ey a * a * a : ‘ 7 4 ni i § = : 7 » f a RRSP eee . ¥ i * i ah bli = a . AON, ae " Eafe os . seen “8 ~~ lao 2 vee! wd ee ay nag | % r- oe . y*? Tee Bark See. “e a, Sp aaah me 2 ' ‘ % ’ = i oy ay ea : es ? ‘eee “4 re hed " i eal al gage oe ation SS ell : , : " pale

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wz ——————_ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED SUNDAY. JCNE 23. 1923. A i“ Ms onl ew - 4 i. 1 yume se > 9 Ps ae 2 — a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Word Rolls—Latest Releases ‘‘l Had Someone Else Before I Had You’’— Kathrina’’ — ‘‘Farewell’’ — Bound’’—'‘Basket of Roses’’—‘‘Paradise Valley and You’’—‘‘Just a Little Drink.’’ Musie Roll Sheop—Sixth Foor. "Oh! ‘* Alabamy 1 @ Lrugginden Store Hours:—8:30 a..m. to 5:00 p. m.—Fridays, 8:30 a. m. to a 5:30 p. m. ESTABLISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR—1925 Charge Purchases Made Re zin- der of Month Entered on July Statement Payable August Ie ae ESTABLISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR—192 ——_a ie _* EES} H | Interesting New Styles in Lace Curtains & Panels Five Special Price Groups 79c $1.69 $1.95 $2.39 $2.98 An Immense Variety of Designs Ruffled Curtains in plain and fancy weaves or dots. Colored ruffle valance sets of five pieces. _ Casement Curtains of plain and artificial silk. Flounced Curtains of many weaves. Fringed Curtains in shadow and filet weaves. Net Curtains with lace edges. | Fringed Curtains priced by the strip. All other Cur- tains priced by the pair $2.85 Aerolux Porch Shades Make Your Porch the Summer Living Room Colors, green and white, or olive and walnut ; $14 to 12 ft. wide, 6 to 742 ft. long. Priced — $13.75 . Curtain and Drapery Shep—Feourth Fieer. o.- Special Purchase and Sale of Luncheon or Salad Plates Amber, Canary, Green, Plain and Crackled Effects n Sets of Six $1.29 to $4.95 Set 7 and & Inch Sizes BIG feature of this sale is an 8-inch plate with beautiful gold-band finish, priced for the set of $4.95 The excellent quality of this glassware makes it very appropriate for gifts and prizes. Glase Shop-—Fourth Fleer. — Exceptional Values in Stationery of Quality At Greatly Reduced Prices! LEAN, perfect stock now grouped at a fraction of the oryinal prices much-wanted grades. small lots left from numerous An ideal time to secure Station- ery for the vacation correspondence at savings! itt’ a Packet, or 2 for 35¢ Packets of imported Paper. 24 sheets and 24 tissue- lined envelopes. Gray or green. Regularly 25c a packet. Ide and 39¢ Box Juvenile Paper in pretty designs, to appeal to youngsters, Regularly 2oe and We a Box. 35¢ and 50c a Quire Hurd's Stationery — a_ popular grade—in white or orchid. Envelopes and paper are both included at one price. $1.00 a Box Loum XIV Paper in white and tints. In the regular letter size, with envelopes tissue Regularly $2 a Box. lined. | | box 19¢ a Box Linen - finish Paper or Correspondence Cards, in eolors only. 24 sheets or cards, 24 envelopes. Reg- ularly 25¢ Box. ° Hc a Box Linen fintsh in white or an attractive blue. 50 sheets and 50 envelopes Regularly $1.00 Box. $1.00 a Box Imported Correspond- ence Cards in buff only. Envelopes are attractive- ly lined. 50 cards and 50 envelopes. Regularly $2 a Stationery Shop—First Floor. Important Savings! End-of-the-Month Dispesal— Presenting Two Remarkably Low-Priced Groups | fh : | : ; z F SOROSTS Shoes in a good range of sizes. Fash- ionable instep-ties, one- strap or two-strap pumps. Barly for Best Selection of Sizes and Styles. ‘Women's Shoe Shop—Second Floor Last Week of This.Great Midsummer Event Home-Builders’ Furniture Sale Choose From a $100,000 Stock at [5% to 3.537% Reduction O*\= $100.000 worth of Furniture, including every item needed for the home. Every piece an exceptional value, chosen to represent Van- dervoort Quality. Select how—and we hold for future del payments can be arranged. . Ask about the Budget System. BATT 4 | | | ; . At RB 5 ' ; | he A i. - ; ‘, yi “ ' : With Reversible Down Cushions Klaborately carved mahogany frame. Cov- ed: in beautiful taupe mohair of excellent Figured.mohair eushions. , pualitvV. Regularly $375 '~/) very. Convenient monthly across tops, with spring-filled Same Suite without frame broeatelle eushions 2-Piece Suite For the Living Room Regular $250.00 Sos 17/5 This beautiful mohair- covered Suite comes in taupe, with reversible eushions in broeatelle. (‘arved frame in antique mahogany. Very fine construction. 100 End ‘Tables Regularly $6 to $7.50 $4.25 styvies are EE ae ct = -~ , | ee Odd Chairs For the Living Room > I P) 1€€ : € We have taken a@ number of handsome Chairs slightly solled from ft! Or display a na priced them aft half See the re- | markable valQes shown at ' $25 to 30 See the Specially-Priced Suites for Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture Shop-—Fifth Fleer Sun Room Pieces 73 Off Chairs, rockers, set- | tees, bird e¢ages.= and ferneries and other odd pieces, 12 different included in this group. All beautifully finished in ma- | hogany or walnut. one Console, 34.75 This graceful mahogany Console table, with turn- ed legs Starting Monday— All Discontinued Patterns in Whittall Rugs At 5 % Discount NLY twiee a year is this offer made. All discontin- ued patterns—Rugs that are slightly soiled from handling in the department, and Rugs that are slichiby damaged. including several other good makes, offered at this sharp reduction beginning Monday morning. Rugs ranging from the small mat size to the extra large room size Rugs. Prices ranging from $16.00 to $269.50, from which 25% diseount will be deducted. at the time of sale. | | Plan now to attend this sale Monday morning! Vandervoort’s Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. New Embroidered Border Voiles ° ‘22. 5 3.00 and $4.50 Yd. T O make the loveliest of Summer Frocks at a moderate cost, the he sewer will delight in choosing t hese new 54-inch Embroidered E der Voiles. Favored Summer colorings and effective embroidered Only 114 to 2 yards is required for a frock. signs. Inthe 54-Inch Irish Linen | 85c¢ Yd. Imported Irish Dress Linen in plain colors, suitable frocks. Usual $1.25 quality. for Summer . | Width Embroidered Voiles, $1.75 Yd. A large display of new Embroidered Voiles, 39 inches wide, in most fashionable Summer shades. A variety of designs. Imported $1.00 Handsome floral. desi pastel backgrounds. ; afternoon and party frocks, 39” inches wide. 4 Colored Wash Geods Shop—Second Fleer, ‘ 2! ere eS a thete oeiks 7 Reet ted 2472 i = a % For a Limited Time Only This Highly Efficient Gas WATER HEATE — Safe ye. Oe ee ee ee eee. Voiles YG al ‘2 pi on zt cat Vo Prien. . ~*eeen se =e & 6 — ee ie Striped Crepe de Chine a this beautiful quality washable | Crepe de Chine for Summer frocks. Not only the quality butthehar- ~ monious blending of the colors will please women who plan to make new Usual $3.50 Quality IGHT and dark color stripings in vacation frocks. Striped Radium Silk $7.95 Yd. t ~ Be ory sre ; “ - t* -: x a With th j 1900 CATARAC 4 ELECTRIC WASHER f | BY SPECIAL arrangement with the factory we are privileged to Install one of these high- grade Heaters on every 1900 Washer during this sale. It heats the water right in the washer and $2.45 Ya. One of the most popular Summer | Silks for tub frocks. An assortment | of wide and narrow stripings. 32 } inches wide. _—. Sil Sports Rayon $1.69 Ya. This excellent quality lustrous white Rayon is particularly smart for the twe piece sport costume. — White and Summer shades. k Shop—Seosnd Floor. Two Days More of the June Sale of Electric Sewing Machines allowance for. your 2? old sewing machine n the purchase of a new Westinghouse. Your machine accepted. gardiess of kind or condi- ign Down 5; 8 ond Month (No Interest Charged) Sewing Machine Shop— Dewnstairs. Free old re- FREE $10 Sec of Attachments With Each New Royal Standard Electric r $2 down and the rest in ments. small monthly pay- Call Olive 7500 for a home demonstration. Electric Shop—Downstairs. icbiieien | Offered on Used Cleaners Of Standard Make | $10 to $30 Electric Shop—Downstairs Sterling Silver Candlesticks At Jaecard’s Silver provides a cherished gift— Symmetry of line—and beauty of de- sign is exquisitely expressed when wrought of Silver. The Silver Candlesticks is quite varied— a very appealing selection. illustrated is obtainable as follows: Plain Engraved — Plain Engraved — Plain — Engraved — Jacecard ecolleetion of’ Sterling The one in. high—pair, $12.00 | et et pet Pe MDS ©& be tv in. high—patr. in. high—pair, in. high—pair, 3 in. high—pair. aj oe - a. ae Y ~S A choice of three designs. Cut Crye — ; tals in graduated strands or the same 5 size throughout as illustrated, or agg? 5 Crystals alternately combined wtt® smaller Crystals. Worn with Sum- f mer frocks, the sparkling brilliance ef # Genuine Crystal contributes a very = pleasing effect Priceg $83 the Choker. 7 Of Importance To You Is the Knowledge and Assurance of the Complete Optical Service at Jaccard's 40 inches wida I. 3 Genuine Crystal Chokers F. steams and sterilizes the clethea With the 1900 Cataract and the Heater to boil the water in the Washer, washday will never worry you any more. j q . - Low Terms—18 Months to Pay ti $4).75 DOWN Monthly payments so low they'll never be missed. Order while you can get the Water Heater Free. o : we oe te Free Demonstration at Home Phone Olive 7500 and we'll put a2 Heater on «a 1900 Cataract and mad it out for your next washing. Not the htest obligation if you do mot like the free demonstration. Electric Shop—Basement. — i 4 eS ——sSea ee ee See See eee ee ny tf _ a HE ul | r a 5 Gib fi ; i : J b Zi Sy oS * % ee. All under one management. Examination, grinding and fitting. = All under one eontrol—unified service. Ls A eentralization of service that assures sat- isfaction. Complete throughout; all at one cost. That is why Jaeccard’s Optical Service is a x preferred by those who know. tance. In a wide selection of frames ings suitable for all occasions. Frames, lenses and examination Single Vision Glasses, for either ing or dis- > Fy iF re ‘. é » cr 4, ae a ad oe, a .c. f bes! : _ 7 —— * Fy $5 , 7 é. bad ~~ ae rT) t . eer! 5 ty ; r “i , . a ’ amd — . ’ Rs. *4 ; . ? ‘ aatiiidhs ; : \ PT ae ‘ain ee ee ie eee eee ee eer “ ee

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CS STE Tee mes ; : Dan Yen ee eka a eal ras S ™ a a st ee eae aa pa ae Wee - { SU NDA # —_——— — — - sme ae a — eS _ een —— - —— —~ ' — ee - - | | 2 Fa WORE 6. TCS ae | Pesci i OST -DISPATC ve ulon has 37,000 MORE bs ‘hd Y Circulation than LOTH other ss ne Prine COMBINED st. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 5B Catholic Priest and kilucator Dies. here today after a heart attack. He | ple, who was a Jesuit, was a per- By the Associated Prese. was born in Montgomery, Ala., in| sonal friend and confessor to the | Cl FARANCE SALT OF BRIDGE LAMPS NEW ORLEANS, June 27.—Fa- 1853 and had taught in C: utholic late Cardinal Farley. For the last! CU nider y |ther Henry Churchill Semple, well! coll | No wwoortOa aie colleges in Mobile, Ala., Macon, Ga.,| six years, he had been at Loyola} 2 | UNCY known Catholic clergyman and ed- and Washington, D. C., and has | devoting hie: tine to wertheeey aaa neon nag ao ll Beautiful polychrome sticks, | cater, dled at Loyola University | written extensively. Father Sem-| ment will be at Mobile. || designs and colors pope bigred | 5 gulty oy MILLER’ Buy Paint From a.Paint Store! PAINT! No Job Lots—All New Stock Thig is the largest concern of its kind in St. Louis. sell by the pint. Our 4-store buying power saves seal Ce ™ pao eae urchases Made Remain- onth Entered on July t Payable August Ist 2d Border Voiles nch Width PEE PSE FTE or, as Ke ESTABL ISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILED YHAR—1925 eninge E. J. Manion, President of Or- ) der, Criticises Two-Cent In- ‘crease on Pennsylvania. LINOLEUM VARNISH Discussing the two-cent hourly wage increamse granted to telegra- phers on the Pennsylvania system last week, HB. J. Manion, president of the Order of Railroad Telegra- phers, yesterday charged that the Tinted Enamel For wicker 49Sr:. committee representing the teleg- Satisfaction guaranteed or your ‘money refunded. Compare our prices. Also white. . Ta hers had been “duped.” MILLER'S GOLD SEAL . | ' $3.10 Per Gal. $ 0 Pp e DP s | { ov “It is exactly what members of Mixed vane E Dixie Paint = Vd. ' the Order of Railroad Telegraph- | a LONG WEAR | ers expected,” Manion said. “The Our leader $9. Y4 Pound Putty | Thé best $ 49 FLOOR VARNISH nN regularly constituted committee of| BO Der cent & Sheet Sandpaper | ‘town at . Ww lik Frocks at a moderate cost, the home the Ortier was arbitrarily removed | J linseed oll. JER coch sallon ef paint ae sie de | iron, will not 49 c 1. . . Avani 80 s wee Ask f , hese new 54inch Embroidered Bor- from office by the Pennsylvania! GF spcstal...... Sia. color card. ** | Spectal....... Gal eet S105 Per, Gallon company because they refused to accept such a penurious dole. Al- though 75 per cent of the 6000 operators on the system are mem- ngs and effective embroidered de- ed for a frock. Ask Your Peper We Hanger to Show You Miltler’s Red Cover D a Ram Booka. - Contains the Latest Styles and Newest Pattern og es ef, if ° A - - Se gs Dy, 4 bers of the Order, the committees Weara like || 1 75 Yd - . through which the settlement was rem. Dries win SOCo. “4 ° . ' negotiated was made up of men Cn Kross. .. . ILLES, 1. ; i) For a Limited Time Only SearaiG wae pecetmaee we 'See ae $2.85" Fe Gallon om : . : ns ganization. The result is decidedly WALL PAPER & PAINT HD od V oiles, 39 inches wide, in the T Ti: Hi hi Effi G |unfair in that the majority of those OL rv ER H. MII LER President ’ VARNISH STAIN ~ , A variety of designs. 7 {is ignmy icient as affected, the members of the or- 4 St Phone and Mal il Orders Delivered Makes old furniture - look aS der, had no voice in the transac- 1001 Franklin Central 8652 and 8653 = hake 01 toi . tion.” 3216 Easton B a. t : Your choice of Imported Voiles \ A i K R HEA } H R = oes declared - — —_ Stamp of Quality 2843 S. JeHerson py fey S110 value ion shade and base, } /tion of vacations and relie ays > o> 3. er. Gallon with pay had been “junked,” and 425 S$. Main Olive 502 and 503 EMPIRE ELECTRIC CO., 408 . SEVE $1.00 Ya. Handsome floral designs on pastel backgrounds. Vol1les for afternoon and party frocks. 39 / inches wide. ' Ghop—Second Floor, , -. ae , MQUALITY WALL PAPER & PAINTS ’ ' that the railroad now proposed to give the telegraphers a recreation day once a week without pay. Manion also charged that num- erous positions were abolished im-/| ._ mediately after the granting of the { (r- increase, bringing the actual addi- tional expense as the result of it, to one quarter cent an hour for each man, Prior to the granting of the in- ss crease the pay of telegraphers on the Pennsylvania system was 60 cents an hour, Manion eaid, as ae vs san hour W ith the compared to 65 to 69 cents a — a" IVE SPECIAL BUY pe de Chine bl own ager vet Ratiread A display of values that adequately demonstrates, the unsurpassed buying power of this institution. ' We invite you to inspect and determine by actual comparison that you can save from 25% to 35% on any of the spe- 32 Inches Telegraphers is in St. Louls. ) | WHEELER HEARS OF NEW cials shown here. Do your shopping first to get an idea of the prices. Then when you come to Welch & Company the merchandise H E R ‘will speak for itself. We invite you to open an account and at all times your credit account is as welcome as your cash. oe ee ~ “ev ~-~«~* ee ati est 6 & ll, Nl a - inl ll le Ma » eo ee = Te} > = Yd. Wide in this beautiful quality washable :: ATTEMPT TO INDICT HIM sks. Not only the quality but the har- ;. ELECTRIC WASHER |Montana Senator Says Witnesses Account Before Brookhart Comnnitteoe ’ ; | 4 sé W v ' | mts ; , B* SPECIAL arrangement with the factory we | kane. 5 hs are privileged to install one of these high- ‘By the Associated Press. | T : . ; grade Heaters on every 1900 Washer during this WASHINGTON, June 27.—Sen- ‘eRe SF ae Y Sports Rayon ! sale. It heats the water right in the washer and ‘ator Wheeler of Montana declared . : By steams and sterilizes the clothes. With the 1900 'today he had been informed by In-Advance { : Cataract and the Heater to boil the water in the friends that another effort was be- ft $] 69 Yd. ' Washer, washday will never worry you any more. ing made to indict him or some of | : . ° . | the witnesses who testified in his » = . Puc - = ~~ _— = = 2 = = | _-_- se = 2 2 2. -_ Ovides a cherished gift— ee ee een Pee General). When witnesses were ‘ a vy of line—and beauty of de- ; . called to testify before the Brouk- exquisitely expressed when Electric Shop—Basement. ‘hart committee they were hounded . of Silver. ,and intimidated and some of them ‘indicted immediately after giving ‘their testimony. Today the same ’ Department of Justice, either di- * |}rectly or indirectly, is* harassing the witnesses who testified in my | f! | 'behalf, holding out to them that they are not after them but after | me. ecard collection of Sterling ndlesticks is quite varied— »pealing selection, The one i is obtainable as follows: —12 in. high—pair, $12.00 Gen. $225 Jacquard Living-Room Suite A rich color combination in many genutne ae quard velour effects. Loose cushions and wood . moulding on Tg BR meg - settee, club chair, and fireside chair or rocker. A remarkable $435 epecial at. .. Select Your Three-Room Home Outfit | = A cholce of three designs. Cut Crys- ; tals in graduated strands or the same ft size throughout as illustrated, or large Crystals alternately combined with smaller Crystals. Worn with 8um- the summer time and California or eae be mohairs, Panamas, tropicals, Paim Flo rida in the winter.” $4.75 $7.75 $9.75 | SOVERNMENT OFFERS TO SELL mer frocks, the sparkling brilliance of Men’s and Young Men’s $25 2-Pants Suits; pow- § MUSCLE SHOALS CURRENT Cedar 5 : $14.75 enuine rystai con utes a v \ % POGISE Bi. eee csees » . pleasing effeck Priceg $8 the Choker. | der blues, gabardines, pencil stripes & worsteds. Henry Ford and Pennsylvania Rail eRER «| $139.50 te, wucchanel road on List of Users In- extra within one year. vited to Buy Power. | By the Associated Press. $14.75 $17.75 A $210 Bed Davenport Outfit . $625 Special $ For This 988 Week..... ~ > > - ” . y - 4 -_ . _ SN NN I CL ig ES Gay SA CL SS LILLE EL I ET TT a cr ae ee a A -_— / oem ewe DP AIP ty ee ee - . oom * ; " . > , Are ‘te = a ie “ ® ao . ~ ‘ ™ Pr ~ £ “* ~ ‘ » we: ye ii - % ‘Ls ‘ - ” ot “ a] F > ‘ 4 > ‘i i P dn os xe f we ¢ 3 ha oi Ss 1 ee 4 ad be a 9 Z > > . oer ; : Ps : = ca if Mer + . Ht ny d ip 4 om . ; 4 a = a ae vs. Aas ; REI RS ea == a ae Me “ - P ; Oe ee f a ati 7 - >? a % i2@ : « . E r “ : “ n - 7 > - — 7 = a — . ? ‘ . -— ca a PP, ee ae it A ~ tite. ‘ we “a ; : “ PF &: a : os net ey 4 Z . Pn As. > - er / ’ Of T . f- Men s $5 Blue Serge, Pencil Stripe $2 75 WASHINGTON, June 27.—The Containing the new spiral coi) opring construction mportance : and Palm Beach Pants.......... = War Department announced today /}} and luxuriously upholstered tn striking but digni- . > Boys’ $1 =) Grad tio s its, been . VERY Outfit includes the superb fied tones of velour. Loose cushions on all pieces. © You Is the Knowledge and Assurance ys’ $15 Two-Pants Graduation Su that Major-General Taylor, Chief 4 Welch & Company kitchen Easy to operate and convenjent...........se0- serge, pencil! stripe and Paim Beach........ of Engineers, had written “to ev- with gas range, kitchen cabinet, of the 4 Boys’ $9 2-Pants pencil stripe cassimere and: eryone who has shown an interest A] a ggg hte eg Fy This $30 ° ti RE EE GE AS SP rere in Muscle Shoals power’ asking if so | wast s! ne tae ss3 choose a living room and bedroom 5 4 Complete Optical Service eae Men's $5 Blue Serge » 75 Mien’s 50c Balbriggan 256 they would be interested in the \ vaeel Seabee ‘Junace see » agg ae Bcc) a Side-lecer se stripe and Palm . $2.7 Shirts and Drawers 'purchase of power. , en eee R f ‘ at Jaccard’s : Beach Pants ..... Men’s Athletic 35¢ | nl pars applied to power de- Davenport | Table, “S14.-75 —_—" 3c M Pr ' etrigerator M Union Sults ....... 2 é veloped at the plant during the nn ik uate pls eS . & ar he $y d omgaa & A “Jackie Coogan”’ Tams Dy 100 testing period of che main gen- ae if $157.50 t purchased Season Close Out of Saro - eat are oO € S 7 19. 75 Men's $5 Genuine a Men’s Rubber Belts........ 10¢c bee npend oe Ae seam ro man 204 extra within one year. case Sane $79 cee hae $95 neenete end compactiy 'and to continue for several months. ) — ee ee errr go Panama Hats ..... $2.90 Ivory, Boston or 15¢ |Replies were requested by June 30 $200. Console « 125 Men's $2 niet: Paris Garters ....... ‘and the conditions under which wee S59 tHe w Hats $1 .00 a, eee Sone. THE ‘power would ge sold were outlined Siz Latest Beleetions Included n’s 15c Cotton .Sox...... >’ Bilin the communication With Every Sarota ur | Men’s $1 Silk Hats, - : is Bu Boys’ $1 Play Suits........ The firms and individuals invited This Bvent $85 Bungalow white or pongee 35c Mi | Bape — u whotind ag bn: en’s $1 Work 39; to consider purchase of this power : ya : 2 Men’s $5 Jersey or $2 95 Shirts at os ¢ icine Mi akicee I : a Range r adie S Qe ew. oot es BF BF BST STEMES «we eee ett ere: enry Ford, the Union Car- £19.75 Day ; under one control—unified service. a Tub Slik Shirts . Men's and Boys’ $1 5c ‘bide Co., New York; the Pennsyl- ao 5 inder one management. Men's $1 Negliges Shirts, | Bathing Suits ....... |vania Railroad System. the Mem- 3 9.00 : i ; neckband sizes Boys’ Wash Pants ........ — 'phis Power and Light Co., the $10.95 sedis. - eeiebibeatbee aan Sorin oes Med Diamond Gerine Finok’s Better Bully Gq apes Bf fatlmar and Powge Con ihe Pes ptt zat} . amond Genuine Finck’s r Bu ¢ + the Elec- coal holes with oven ntralization of service that assures sat hide Overalis and Jumpers...........-- ae 25 | tric Bond and Shate Co., New York Baby Stroller, fashicned in latest me HF pemrar Nne iin oN. lr sme Age mamas este Co., aaa special $14.75 eter and, all con ven- New York City; .the Tennessee ih Baga cba ) Soe he lences. Special, $59, plete throughout; all at one cost. | Electric Power Co., Chattanooga; | ota ea sinkin ead —_— mie is why Jaccard’s Optical Service is kg gage tag Rare be Baste : Cedar-Lined Chifforobe Pine Bluff, Ark., and the Alabama /'Power Co, |. The companies invited to consid- |} _er the question were informed that a high-tension line connected the hydro-electric plant with the steam plant, but that purchasers,of pow- by those who know. Vision Glasses, for either reading or dis- dn a wide selection of frames mount- table for all occasions. Frames, $6 r¢ examination Rae: er would have to supply certain $15. Mattreepes ......sceeeess $ 9.75 » 4 a apparatus before the power could 20 Maktredee® «os ca webs ce vtect $12.75 S 3 STH AND FRANKLIN poy at: $17.96 e ' Stam : $30 Mattresses ..... Srey pe : ne Double Eagle ps The department's announcement Cisinin eens niki “teiiina’ ati: Sanita sald that in addition . ~~ oS . saabepeny. Seuidine ebeeillaie ss 4 << $17.50 ) iy = ‘a1 Z communicated with, en. Tay oF ' Odd Rockers, Windsor Style. ..$7.50 . Tobias ate oe . would “be glad to hear from any- rm | | | | - LOCUST at Ni it Rewspaper giviug Associated Treas news servies one else who might be interested.” y oo

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ee ee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Eo . . . — — - ————— — 7 ——— —— . ' . TE EL ae ae 7 ~~ ees | ~ sy “4 — a Ny ee eer Gee cs a a a oe meng = ry py °: _ = . Tie Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY € tirculation than the amorning and one. other evening newspaper COMBINED ae ‘a DAT JCONE 28, 1928, SUNDAY, ba ' ~~) . JUNE 28, 1925. | pet —_—- -_ —~—- Summer spiendid workmanship. Fur Work —Execited at Special Prices @ Have your fur remodeling and repairing done now at special prices: we will gladiy furnish estimates on | contemplated work and we assure correct styling and + Seventh Fleer Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Artic “See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7 and 8, This Section FAMOUS ~BARKK CO We Give Eagle Stamps “and Redeem Full Books ag $2.00 in Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of the es Excepted Month Will Be Placed on July Statements. mer frocks. Long Silk Gloves $165 Vel, B15 @ Milanese Silk Gloves with full cut arms and Paris Point embroidered backs; cluding white and black. Correct for wear with Sum.- wide assortment of colors in- Main Fleer ounce iced and coasters. giasses; six tea epoons six glass $1.95 Sets | : $1.29 Tall covered. | pitcher and six | Tif-ounce glasses, | with attractive 7 4 hat hand-cut grape | |p design. | $3.25 Sets o] 2 | covered pitcher; six glasses and ~six | pretty glass ) coasters. $3.95 Sets | $1 .% A covered pitcher and six iced tea, six water and six grape juice glass- | es of attractive | design. lobe - shaped thin 12-os.) ~-j pitcher and x a glasses, iced tea pds | $6.39 | | 39 | 7 { Hangi-cut glias.e | each of 12-oumce | spoons and,coast- ers. Sparkling t WwW o- glass Sets —- cov- 2 3 b’ p e Z ® $4.50 Sets Extraordinary Values in Iced Tea Sets Offered Monday 19-Pe. Sets $9¢ Large Colonial pitcher; six i-- . An Unusual Midsummer Rag Offering! These Seamless 4 _Wilton Velvet Rugs $48.50 Value— - PBR Special at... (Here ts an excellent opportunity to save on ltugs, tn anticipation of Fall decorating. These 9x12 ft. Velvets are loomed from a heavy grade of wool yarn—and offer faithful copies of old Persian and Chinese patterns, together with many modern American designs. Deep golds, browns, roses, blues, taupes, etc., are set off by heavy fringe. Fifth Fieer An Exceptional Group of Very High Quality Sewing Machines Offering Many of the Latest Styles and Models @ This asso matic Drop (fbtainable a week Forty Dome asses BI S15 te Repairing of Your Old Machine ‘Work Guaranteed), $3 Liectric Sewing Machines—belt drive, with oak cases, etc.: 18 Lessing 4-drawer models; and 12 Paragon Auto- cases, 2 omestic Automatic Drop Top models, $48 R5 & Fingers, slightly marred. Wide selection at . yy werd purchase of Hetary Domestic Consoles, PS ———— Uneeit $385 riment includes: 39 New Willard Portable Top models with 4 to 6 drawer oak cases. with emal!l cash payment and balance $1.00 Excellent Sewing Machines stile Portable Electrics, belt driven with oak S30 allewance on your eld Machine to- desks and pertable Sewing Machine*. Sizth Fleer | i Only Two More Days of Our June Sale of Mirrors Offering $15 to $20 Values at $ 15 @ 20x50-inch buffet and mantel Mirrors, framed in attractive 2 and 2% inch mould- ings with top and corner ornaments, The Mirrors are of heavy, mitered _—— glass. Frames are antique finished. Console, Buffet, Mantel Mirrors Censole, buffet, boudoir and mantel Mi rrors—apright and oblong styles; in an assortment of sizes, styles and : 25 finishes. §22:50 to $400 walues, at a saving of............ hy /O Stxth Fleer | Special for Mentlay!---Theese Servicenble ‘“Wearwell” Bed Sheets 81x99-In. | 13 Fall Bed-Size . @ “Wearwell” Sheets are woven from fine thread cotton, ard Paves a pleasant, soft finish Taped selvage edges materially increase their wear and service. 62,08 size... SI5S3 T2xd8 size... .81.63 42x36 Cases... Sic Berkeley Cambric 59c Ticking Snowy white Cambric, 36 inches Feather-proof Pillow Ticking wide—popular for infants’ wear in a@ large variety of patterns, and undergarments; 2S0 23 stripes and fra! "eee 49 WORMOS VETS ceccccccasicces Cc 8-ounce quality; yard Cc Third Fleer Opportunities to Save Substantially on Many Staple e and Summer Housewares. Groups of Which Monday Shoppers Should Take Full Advantage $1.10 Freezers * Two-quart Ice Cream Freezers —all meta]l—makes 69 delicious cream ........ Cc $1.10 Garbage Cans —of heavy galvanized tron with | deep rim cover and ee ee 79¢ $1.25 Thermos Bottica, RI MRE 90c Refrisesthors $2.75 Quart Vacuum Meee ~ cites Children’s Socks Men’s Hose ~—@f mercertzed cot- - Of geamiless fiber, ton, % length® fancy with lisle tops and turn-over ouff tops; reinforced feet ed thread silk and silk-mixed . Tr Biack and colors. Seconds of J8e 20¢ to 44c grades 23c Rasement Econemy Steere well as plenty $1.69 Crepe de D gg Special, the Yard. .39 @Firm, serviceable quality Crerge Ge Chine in beautiful colors as. for fashioning Summer ne of white Idea. ne RS Store ' Band-O.- Girdles *2 « “Band-O”" Girdles of Umbrellas . $3.95 Value for $1.98 corer | | exmees ox. | | $] 2:75 t0$] 4:75 Dresses linen Umbrellas excellent quality. Basement Basement = ’*Kerchiefs BSc te 12%¢ Values, of for men and women: white or coolers. : . ; ; . : . : : : ; ] : ; 7 7 ) ; ) ' ~~ $3.50 Value for ; ’ ) ; ) : ; ' : ; J ) : , ) ) ; ) ; ; ) ’ . a a a a a a a a An Unusual Saving Opportunity in This Offering of ¢| Artificial Silk Curtains € T> s = = — Stik —- $ . with neat ruffles end with tle-Dacks to sntoh. In col- ore of reese, biue, gold and erchid. | $2. Cisan .-.. Be rer «a V/ + — t.. es - -" -— em eee Sree ae? ee In This Monday Offering Is Exceptional Choice of —500 in the Lot—Styles for All Occasions — os anes All-white Dresses, high-colored models, colorful printed pat- terns and gay stripes are all fea- tured in this varied assortment. _ 88ce Value, 30x37-in........738 _ $5.95 Sets $2.25 > ie Colored glass eee Sets, consisting of ‘se & tall covered pitcher and atx 12-oz. glasses. Fifth Fleer $8.50 Wringers ti 2 emcee: Wringers with with Seared $3.00 Vacuum Jugs Galion size Jugs to keep liquids hot or cold; large top; aluminum cap.. . $2.84 SD . cas = or $3 Curtain $2.40 Stove Ovens, i-burner . $3.60 to $3.80 Screen Doors Te Window Screens — $1.10 Valuc, 36x37-in.......886 70c Value, 24x37-im........58e 50c Value, 18x33-in.......,438 69c to 88c Values..... neck, steeveless style. included. Union Suits —for children. Of pincheck white nain- sook, in bloomer or plain style: taped Sapply Needs From These Women’s Union Suits 55c @ Union Suits of fine ribbed cotton in lew- knee-length, In open or closed styles. Regular and extra sites are —for women. Of rib- bed cotton, in low- neck, sleeveless style. Regular sizes. Union Suits $1.47 @ Men's tmported En- glish broadcioth Shirts in neckband and col'ar- \] kinds included. 69: 50e value, cacao i 55¢ pam ah Baseme - aC Shirts Trousers Offered at Offered at @ Men's and young men's cheviot, cassimere and wool-mixed Trous- $3.19 ~arranamall Bay $1.19 Ata saving ee 4 Dress Limen : Lrish Linen, snew white, thorvughiy shrunken: mount aoe 0 i i i i i i i i i i i i i Oe i_ i i. eee a a a ae eS $1.25 to $2 Athletic Union Suits q@ Women's “Surety” and other splendid makes of ~ athletic Suits; of several cool materials; white, flesh, peach and pink; sizes 26 to 44. Third Fieos EL A CE te tee ee ee ee ae —-— oS — with Seecil 21 (0) ee eee el —_—_— — Besinties Monday ee June C —A Timely Event of 1 Frocks and Gowns Originally $59.75 to $75 For Men and Women, Monday, Sale of Wate WHAM ess iy alt $25 Wrist Watches 14-k. solid white gold semi-oval 15-jeweled movements, ,aesseseuenes ORE Elgin Watches $13.50 Value icone ——_ For Vacation Wardrobes—F rocks of C Oyster-White Li alue—Monday, the Yard. -... vr eee © Bac Te For Leisure Hoars, Women Who Sexe Wil Summer Need ’ op 4 7 ie SS

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SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1928. Ia i a BM a Long Silk Gloves a. @1-1b Silk Gloves with full cut arms and Paris bidered backs; wide assortment of colors in- and black. Correct for wear with Sum. Main Floor —““]Colored glass " ey esa Sets, consisting of Sine oe a tall covered "fi pitcher and aix ially on Many Staple and OUSEWalres Should Take Full Advantage a $8.50 Wringers Wooden frame Wringers with 7) ‘| large rubber rolls; ful- s | ly tee yy Seee 660 $6. 49 | $3.50 Vacuum Jugs rt Gallon size Jugs to keep liquids - © hot or cold; large top; aluminum cap... $2.84 $2.10 Wearever Aluminum 4 . : MORGS ccscepecvcic »$1.25 rators $3 Curtain Stretchers .$2.14 $2.40 Stove Ovens, i-burmer ........ ~ .81.74 7 $3.50 Sanitary Kitchen (@) Garbage Cans ..... $2.70 ik exe $3.10 $3.40 Screen ies i os ype RE CS : nes; includ- , Aut +4 DOOED occovcsbessn $3.00 —~ $1.75 White Enameled ee . Kitchen Stools $1.10 — 30c Galvanized Iron > re ++.-190 Window Screens _ , $1.10 Value, 36x37-in....... - _ 890 Value, 30x37-in........ — Special 70c Value, 24x37-in........ 550 Complete 50c Value, 18x33-in........ 42c ne. pap, Tec val. 2bc value. es, 19¢ val. G. White val. per Basket, e Orders. Basement Gallery / n in rs ‘m, in open sizes are 1 Suits ms:|| Hats Offered at "DAS Hundreds of beautiful ‘ais of hair braid, silks, ate ane a ee yang materials in eplendid va- aa riety. Styles that will Women’s Summer lease many, and you and young ave choice of the 8um- j t, cassimere mers favored colors as ixed Trous- well as black and white. Basement Economy Store [ Monday on Linens, Etc. ~ the Following Groups | Percales Bed Sheets brand, 36 inches —of “Pe reli” e; ight wan with 638x90-ine gine: Fn - Tub- ed and seamless: slight- 15c ee ST 19 * Padding Sample Linens grade, neat! All-lAnen hemstitched i; covered wit tablecloths, nap kina, muslin. 64 In. breakfast and lunch “eeaey $1 39 cloths. Solled. yard..... . Ata saving of ...... g Dress Linen me 36-in. bleach- Lrish Linen, snow white, ey 25 thoroughly shrunken; yard vi ideal fee hot-weath- $1 0 ag er apparel, yard.. 4 The Daily-POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED it $100 ) q@ Women's “Surety” and other splendid makes of * gthletic Suits; of several cool materials; white, flesh, peach and pink; sizes 36 to 44. Third Fieor nN See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6 and 8, This Section ‘| 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 Charge Purchases Made During the Remainder of the Month Will Appear on July Statements. ' wide choice and sizes 16 to 62. sizes are 14 to 44. Coats Frocks and Gowns $15 The Costume Salon offers these : street, afternoon, din- Raincoats Me a Tete atecsae: | Originally $10.73 sizes 34 to 40. $5.95 eo a 234 i ry olltex Coats; Frocks and Gowns es ie Costs; Originally $75 to $95 brown and absolutely water- proof; with that Originally $25 to $35 Originally $59.75 to $75 85 sports and dress Coats— $ ysome with fur trimmings 25 | all fully crepe lined, Sizes 14 to 44. $75 to $135 Coats Offered at IZ Savings of... 2 About 75 handsome Coats comprise this exceptional assortment; models of twills, soft woolens, silks and satin—many with elegant fur bandings. Approved colors are splendidly represented and Coats | Originally $59.75 to $69.50 $33 75 flared and straightline mod- els; with fur bandings or and | touches of self material; all fully lined with crepe; sizes 14 to 44 included. Dresses | Originally $7.50 to $12.75 $3.95 185 linen Dresses in one and @ This rgmarkably inclusive, value-giving ev attire. For “The Fourth,” a Beginning Monday and Presenting an Extraordinary Opportunity for Women and Misses to Complete Their ix Wardrebab-Dur une Clearance Sale of’ Apparel —A Timely Event of Unusual Importance, in Which Thousands of F ashtonably Correct Garments Are Offered at Remarkable Savings ent is presented at this time expressly to please those who want to save on vacation and Summer trips to mountains, lakes or seashore and many other occasions the following garments smart in styling. The economy to be effected is unusual, and early selection means a wondrous choice. $37.50 ar oe Handsome daytime and evening models from the Costume Salon; of Canton, flat crepe, crepe satin and Georgette—every gar- ment beautifully styled; sizes 34 to 40. Frocks and Gowns Originally $100 to $125 $90 Extremely handsome garments from #he Costume Salon with a wide selection in modes, weaves and colors; models for daytime | and evening; sizes 34 to 42. Choice of 165 daytime and Georgette and crepe de patterns—-many to 44 included. Dresses and many smart modes; 14 to 44. A Remarkable Group of 250 Suits Originally $25 to $39.75 | Originally $7.50 to $12.75 $16.75 Dresses ono 65 light and dark Poiret Some groups are limitel. $25 to $35 Dresses som $18 with exquisite beadwork or embroidery.. Sizes 14 Originally $35 to $55 Originally $15 to $19.75 are especially wanted and evening Frocks; of Canton, crepe satin, Extra-Size Dresses sizes | Extra-Size Dresses twill | @ 2000 Wash Dresses of excellent makes; novelty beach cloths and Irish and Belgium linens; ee Wear the ) Iavaly niiks th ceeece rele, | plain and. striped silk broaa- | Originally $59.75 to $125 of votles, two piece styles; the range of ° Suits; single and double breast- i colors is splendidly varied and Choice om | 1 a An Ey Extra-Size Frocks will the styling ne oo ve. Misses | era $8 to’ 44. . Originally $45 to $59.75 | You will delight in choosing from these crepe de chine, flat crepe | $29 S C igueed ana we; ‘alse stripes and pint breshaloth En bl leased f and floral patterns; and p oO mart oats Dresses; light and dark shades; sizes 14 to 44. sem es oct mtr Pay ne pe ty od col- Originally $39.75 to $65 Originally $49.75 to $89.50 on wan iden Fayre. g 9 7 Dresses Jumpers | $9 5 sizes 42% to 52%. i Extra-Size Frocks Originall no > ID ous 2 d 5 Originally $25 to $35 In this group are 110 Coats, | | #+©- | © tk | ao wer Foy te En- twills, om | sembles are oned entirely ¢ dans ca “ plain, others 125 silk Frocks in dotted, fig. 50 Jumper Skirts of light or of silk—others have twill coats have fur bands, collars and ured and flowered designs; also | dark silk or wool fabrics—they and silk dresses—all correctly cuffs; light and dark colors plain-colored silk models; the are carefully tailored, all in de- developed and in favored col- and sizes 14 to 44. trimmings are charming and the sirable colors; included are sizes ors; sizes 14 to 44. broadcloth, choice wide; sizes 14 to 44. 34 to 40. all fashioned to give a slender 4% “ WEer silil obs Wrist Watches : 14-k. solid white gold semli-oval ] i Majches with 15-jeweled movements, Se alk tame: aa setae 45 acy dials and $15 95 dials: f1-jeweled movements..... ° 4 Civile ew vee eeeeeeee a Elgin Watches $13.50 Value $10.25 silver dials; 7-jeweled. For Men and Women, Monday, This ‘Bale Of eo 8 $12 Wrist | ° a . $24.50 Elgin oan No. 12-size Elgins for White or green gold-filled Wrist Watches men—green or white Me Fseweled, with radium $17. 45 . di and leather strap ....+...«.. e gold filled; gold or 15-Jeweled, $28.50 value, Bn ng Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday— Ring Mountings g pecial 95 @ White gold basket style Ring Mountings —18-k. white gold; to hold stones u carat weight. No charge for setting your stone. Main Floor Balcony @ Oyster-white Dress Linen—imported from Ireland and —————— For Vacation Wardrobes—F rocks of Cool, Crisp Oyster-White Linen $1.39 Value—Monday, the Yard........ at a saving that will please all who seek thig smart fabric for Summer attire; 84 inches wide. Unusually good quality. $1.49 White Voile 18 $2.25 and $2.50 Novelties Tted white dress Voile of sheer, The newest white weaves: for smart fine weave: also white cotton crepe de frocks; imported and splendidly serv- chine; 40° inches 0 iceable: 36 Inches $] 65 DEE Becrdcsctmeadeadbess . wide; the VOTE coccccceccesess . of- O&c — Tops and Center- | Cushions of oyster white Special at Stamped in designs - | a to wirk and $ 50 —= Dinis decorative when Buffet Sets These Cushions are already ‘ finished—and they are idea! ocete, . mo for Summer use indeors or ey out; gay colors, stenciled in a ored embréidery; effective designs—a nev arene 20¢ type. "@eenese For Leisure Hours, Women Who Sew Will Want Dainty Summer Needlework —and Here Attractive ers Afford Advantageous Choice Stam Towels Dainty Tea Towels of white with colored bor- ders—stamped in appro- priate designs for outline stitch and lary-daisy em- broidery. Stamped Scarfs The emart black Vene- tian Scarfs stamped for bright-colored French knots and lazy- daisy stitch; each. 95c¢ Third Fieor A “Special” for Women $1 and $1.25 Hose —Special at, Pair 18¢ @ Semi-fashioned silk, also silk- and-rayon Hose with mercerized cotton tops, seamed leg and seamless feet; light, medium and heavy weights. Choice of the following colors:\ s French nude, airedale, racquet, manila, banana, sonora, rose- wood, orchid, henna, nude, blonde, get Oriental pearl, shades of other colors as well as Siac ack _ white. Main Fieer $1.95 & $2.50 Values $6.95 Values ton crepe and nain- step-ins and envelope less and p sieeve | Silks; tailored, hand- style; witKh hand em- | embroidered and lace- broigery,/ laces and /| trimmed etyles; many stitchings; sizes 18, colors. Sizes 36 to 44 19, 30 gnd@ 21. Ghadow-proof, white | Shadow-proof, strap- Cotton Princess Slips; | shoulder Slips with with eyelet ang solid | lace trimmings, many embroidery or attrac- | with touches of real tive lace edgings andj lace. An attractive insertions. Practical | end practical kind of A Special Purchase of Samples and Odd Lots Brings This Offering of — rs | Silk and Cotton Lingerie} a ee Ld. ae —the Following Remarkable Groups Showing the Economy to Be Effected Here | Extra-Sise Silk Wear Garments $5.95 and $169 | $4.69 “Mildred Stout” cot-| Gowna, bloomers, sleeve- chemises of splendid 44 in lot. Cotton Slips | Cotton Slips $1 Value at $1.95 Value at 89c | #18 Summer Slips. Slip. Sizes 86 to 42. —————— — —_——— -—— Silk Wear $2.95 Grade $] 95 Crepe de chine and Georgette envelope chemises and Silk crepe step-in drawers —all slightly solled; lace-trimmed and mostly one or two garments of a kind. $2.95 Slips - Special at $9).59 Shadow-proof § trico- lette Slips that fit close to the figure and tub perfectly; in flesh and white, with strap shoulders; sizes 36 to 44 Im the lot. ' ~ Cotton Slips = Slips sieae 608 Veloce *10_ — nee oe . w-proof, A re se trimmed, many with real laces; peach, flesh, nile, orchid and rose. Only 100 Blips in lot. $1.95 Value $] 39 Shadow-pr oof, non- clinging Slips; with Four Groups, Remarkably Comprehensive—Offered Just When Many Are Seeking Savings in Smart Wash Fabries Selection So Profitable That It Would Be Wise to Fill All Possible Needs Wash $1 50 to $3.00 Dress Lengths Offered $7 23 oo Fabrics - 35c to 59c Values PS : A most convenient and economical way to select Summer C Frocks—these three-yard lengths of popular weaves—mixed _) crepe, linen, ratine, printed and plain voles, ginghama, tissues, novelties, etc. Enough itn each piece for a Frock for average- A remarkably wide seleo- sized woman or miss. tion at this special price— pe printed volles, tissue ging- hams, lingerie crepe, plain $1.50 to $2.50 colored voiles, suitings Exquisite weaves that so many ey and many others. 27 to volles, crepes and linens embroidered in white and $1.00 86 inches wide. colors—all tub-fast and from 36 to 40 inches wide. . . a — — — ee . en = 5 . s + ~ TA?) ae oe ¥ oo - » 8 a Pag > —— ¥ : + + +% 4 oy . tte A. ae ¥ » ba - a+r} yy Se = nd mJ ™ ~ «a rk J " z ‘ a = “ we — | 9 Ree i aa Ss > nee Soe a 2 Rotel .., “oe r. tsa se - ~~ > - Paty Pace yal ~ ays SO RE Oe - s a , a "gee : Sa aco ere Be ee bg NE BROS Te * - : ‘ » + . > ee o ‘ ; sai a at eet > — 2 g = “ 4 R * — = Se

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cabs Mattie tee. 5 = of 7 a ; . | - = . on rr _ PTET ORE rE WN en kn aan ;*s ged ats rl ft . - . ae ; iis The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation fhan the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED SB ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1925. ee. —— 7 + W. Hi. Stayton a Visitor Here. * daenareent, was at the Hotel Jef- | wished to congratulate St. Louis | William H. Stayton of Balti-|ferson yesterday on his way to a for breaking the “League of Na-| : - confefence today in Kansas City of | tions,” referring to the recent con-| 19¢ w nore, head of the National Asso- secretaries of the organization in viction of Heber Nations in the me ash Ps P, jation against the Prohibition | southwestern states. He said he'Griesedieck brewery cage. CT. LOUIS IN FALL ry enn Dore : medium and dark shades. Sizes to 16 years. STORES® 707-708 8. SIXTH AND *, oe EE ee ome ee A ee : Events Will Take Place in For- 95 DeBALIVIERE Men’s Work § ennards est Park With Entries ene of Waterman) aes i. Ketabliched 1466 in Two Classes. on.-i ues. SAUSAGE ae ot Summer WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS St. Louis ts to have the first bis| MB Etroena 005°". SAUSAGE 491] bicycle meet since the national | MINCED HAM..... MEAD CHEESE, Ib. Spring Ciiickens A 35] Hens, 1b. 27 4bs.28' ‘championships were run here in| 1898 when more than 70 riders | from many states will assemble “here Sept. 5 and 6 for the National Amateur Bicycle road racing cham- | pionships in Forest Park. The St. Louls Cycling Club, which New Summer Frocks }’*2= —that will preve a very attractive offering at these low prices. It’s not what you pay but what you get for what you pay that determines value.’ Read these items below and profit by the savings offered. Dresses Dropped Patterns. in ANGLO-PERSIAN “NEW JUNE @ JUNE APPLES >... will be run on a course near Jef- ferson Memorial in the park. | The events on the program will, Cream, tb VEAL WILTON RUGS | MONTH-END ONE-DAY oa ins eee 20 Yards Belding’s $3.00 Char- $1 25 140 Yards Linen. All- linen : tol— Commencing Monday, June 29, for a limited time only, the makers permit us to make decided reductions from list prices on all dropped junior and senior classes,all riders under 16 being considered juniors and all over 16 seniors. There will aiterns. , . P be four races in each division. The 9 Silk | jesky P . . 2 ° > > ; _ = T+ ¢ Pre @-room modern cotta 8, 555 As indicative of the general savings now effective m dropped ee races 2 ortega @ quartes ” $1.39 Arrowhead ure he gp ay ttm 7: : : mile sprint, a third-mile sprint, a awe! apts art. patterns of Wilton Rugs, the 9x12 size in either the Anglo-Per- two-mile ere ho Masson tice a rab x Hosiery illiam P. Quinn to Martin L. Zell- - rh} ; , ; ; ee eee gt Ae aay ~ Classy new styles for women fann the sen ? yr events will be a third- - A beautif - yae and white wy Low Gas. ef 135 on the south sid f Wash- iile spr int a on -- mile eprint. a oe os cht mae wauge Pick oy Bc hae gton streat on Vini Park for M. § 50 -mile endurance race. and a five- 1 TT | ide. Fashion seam and ‘ Delaney, to a client. ' . " t+ ae mii le as ‘ed race = inst time it tf il le Ninging features we n The rhtesw Wind: ill Sanipéte exe dl ULL] eTided elastic lisle tops. FEDERER REALTY COMPANY ; = . . . \ Sag eg = 0 CA . ] those taking places in the triai hi a | aoe. at to 10. = ENCES ther Sires ai Proportionate Reducfions races held tn various cities ait bran full - fashioned . The Federer Realty ©o. repor‘s The nationa finals in Forest ale welt Perfect-fitting canvas lace-te-te, ational mek went re reshin r silk al $ AS ankle patch, rubber eolas: an rs following sales for the week: Park will determine the ranking J a a 13% and I to 6: $1.50 value...... 99m Robert J. Fendler a new frame ennard & Sons amare tre forthe i : iid | ~ Sae tetee ° Three medals wi!ll be awarded in Diels ¢ t, to Louis A. Bertel and wife; n ch class. The winrrer in the sen- Gi Swi ~—Men's Knit Union Sulte or Charies 5S. Muert Realty & | \ \ ashin to at Fou rth ior race will rece.ve A gold Trné@ I ¢ ‘=> F ae x oJ, yikle-lengt! s vies with " fing Co. 43 44 Arsenal! street 0 | ded. with diamonds. the sec : Biraia ii ort siceves. ior white: and er Yeager; 6312 Louisiana ave: stuacer ay in porns nc esa Ss . ag Joo ww ok re 4" = ini at . All snappy \new | ’ cottage. for Fel'tx Kriwanek 1) meeter buses and afl gerviee cars going downtown, as we!) as Page, Park, Compton and Hodiamont Care step at cer Geom | 8" We) De given @ Sliver medial, acim Aion 7 et Deut 185, Maiden i 5, Maes.’ " Soi i : ne ay andoah avenue for John Fer- ' aces @l Faris. where. Pp Be. Ointment 6 and We. Taicum Be. —_ nm to Peter Sefcheek and wife: | I Be Ware of Cor: - The races when held $ pf a" Cetenp ee See $ 98 Month-End | Ses Dulesetishwenbe, tor. eter sheet er ifly-Se Vell Years of Service, Its Tone Is ities attracted Marge crowds and : . - - cheek and wife; 3823 Hartford NS S ? / } a RE . S . . . > > . — 2 St # Lae oe club expects sere 7 a air at. a residence. for August Vv lull Sweet and Mellow—lis Action Still Perfect. nivintind te athens Vaated: Bock ithe Sale in to Wales Meh Me Howtes nnd classi Dr Moritz Ss Bixby's Se Shoe Pol- ace W. Hamilton; bungalow, 3669 4 . inhes, a! 10c limore street. for Carl F. Fisch- ‘i - > Ee ' - » er naimernve ic | i OT AN oti ri with age and it has been sul ter iS ‘ERSUN CITT i ie /many truths you ought to amen Picts sy mrt 15c BP. Hahn. | jected to constant hard use’ The United Ratlways C f st. | know. Children’s Stamped ee nae wg po "ot the ~—— . ; . v Wie . . Like all Aimballs, it has come Louis was directed to erect a stu- |} ° . Chambray Dresses , . AM, ek in e sale © . . a ff a an oh e : - ; M tz 0 Cal C and Rompers ly Hills lots. The improve- ») through unmarred in beauty of _ ~s ding ae torminus oO [ or 0. | Wi : 1 Sh a ~ a mts in this subdivision are near- . | . ; the Market. street lin 17, uch- See mpletio was tone and ease of action. ran" ‘Helgi eee Pee Ra : 609 NW. BROADWAY—_. in _ ades saosin ~ weg irae = completion n : r j18SU*: ’ ‘ today 1 ‘he st e Public Service s ; “Se Melbaline Face LEA Commission ‘ oi C Powder ""15¢ : ER STORE SED T0 = " : This new Kumbal! i;ram! Piano Was viven bv l- amous In the ®eame ride the comm/’-- NEW SPRING 2 [ colenre 5 he ~ 33¢] } A large lot of demoae-, NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS 4 ~ . ’ P : }? ion denied the recuest of S? puts © ’ str 2 tec os om Barr Co. to J. W. M. Eslaman of Staunton, LIL, in exchange for the Kimball a ee wae f St. Lou - ea MR cee ee . —enmanea f Tsos-—which was | - ent **Musie Week’ e; County residents for a single T-cent . ' Martin & Sreitt report having io! »! V ict Was ocated in the eourse of our recent JL USI Pe a Can street car fare between Fourth and - ed the store at 363 Olive street | paign to discover the oldest Kimball! within 100 miles of St. Louis. Market streets in St. Louis. and the Cc =— New . National Shirt Shops, Beran ‘at 7a = New York, which will estabils Station at Brentwood, §t. Louis Oo a t S : ’ = a EES ore ; Tetail furnishing goods store. Sie > P i at fa: es now sre J ‘ th thi f , Corsettes company has conducted a iarged for the trip. us e ing for evenings, strated: made DUPLEX POLYCHROMES — With RIES—tIn light. at 708 Olive street for many. The order for the passenger sta- the boat, etc. rocaded p nk corset the peseock blend: in all a yy ~ living room, Ga .. | rhe new corset role recular 36 ing Too and ° m at Richmond Heights prv- wiere with exch value. Special. ° Values to “Sac. Be ‘ Ie tee oe of s eae . : , vided that i? Trust he read iy for use os os ™ —s 4) per roil etal = Pee che oes oDs. ne.. to retain the Dpres- : , or u The Atmba'l Piane Mr. Eslaman, forme: Man: tam Stile qneaiiiies “ule on. Sma LARGE ASSORTMENT GF BRAUTINUL location. The new location at) { vv. wriles: vlvner, writes trected to keep a caretaker at the WALL PAPERS; including duplex oat- Olive street will be equipped | *® | station ; veSg meal, foliages, -allovers, kitchen bioc«s, modern fixtures and store | “Our decision gives this “The new Piano will -— IS tiles, granites, tlue-bird and stripes; Th +e,* - : . >? ’ : e >, eee: “4 y Sis values to 25c. Special), per roll ee eee ee *@ a lesane waa re resented by | interesting distinction ant used for teaching as was OU . Ment . 9 | the award of the Grand | the eld square Grand up BANKERS’ CONVICTION ASHED 18 ae All Papers sold —_ with pom pn at these e. Cook “2 Ca. —a a | | d : y ~~. a ; : . mmed and With eac urchase Paper amounting re presented the ationa | Piano to J. W. M. Esila | te the day we shipped tt Pour Canadians Still to Be Tried Samples w hm FREE! » “A a uch m . ever, we will give 2 ibs. of cold-water paste rt s m | man of Staunton, Lu. His to yeu., The new Piano ts for Conspiracy. ud c ore c , hops. Try — on Our Deferred Payment Plan Muste Salen, Sixth Ficer crow 2. Post-Dispatch Cartoons Displayed. . A group of cartoons, representa- | tive of the work of D. R. Fitzpat- rick, cartoonist of the Post-Dis- | patch, ts on display in the art reom ef the Central Public Library. where it tis attracting unusual tnter-. est. The collection is representa- tive of Fitzpatrick’s “day's work.” and tnciudes his pictorial reflec- tems on the Tennessee evolution law, em the police dragnet in St. Leuts, en prohibition and biue laws, and on other pubiie probiems of .current tnterest. eid Kimball Square Piano a rewarkadie Instrumen’ AN, 1012 N. GRAND ALTERS REALTY C9. preceded the Upright in and a most excellent piece . a‘ RON — Ont., me ge OPEN UNTIL 8 P. MM. : the manufacturing evolu- of furniture.” Appellate division © e Ontarto BUSINESS tien of the Piano.” Supreme Court ¢t oday quashed the r - L Oo Oo R Cc OV = R } REPORTS LEASES eonvictions of five officials of the YOU CAN'T STARVE AND | Mur: w ae é me Barz Can , . in- alters Realty 2. on na 7 pow . were oo hich BE STRONG Guard Floortex !s a feltbase Floorcovering (not i " the following leases failed in 1823 for $18,000,000. W The old theory of ‘‘ die in treating | has many advantages over the old-time linoleum. It International Shoe Ce. has 7 > > Pr. Gough, Toronte, vice president, waterproof and cleans easily. Its edges will not curl: ae th ee rte 4 ball 1anos Sol ere xc usive y C. A. Barnard, Montreal..S. Casey on the floor without tacking. Patterns are finished tt ae ten en eee the built : Wood. ahahaha "J wf stewart. | | gloss finish and best of all, the patterns will wear as 1324 Washington avenue — { = ° : ° CBLe, aang Ox t. of the higher-priced printed lincleuma. of years to use this entire ul In Styles and Models to Meet Practically Every Requiremeni. Toronto and C.F. Smith, Montreal, is lige expecting an automobile to as a pattern shop. It will 4 directors, were those whose con. =. /ke. cxpecting on automodive COVER YOUR WHOLE FLOOR AT posenssion after, “alterations ‘ The Municipal Theater Association, like hundreds of artists, has chosen the Ri mba!) victions were quashed. a mil Get Well ’* telling ‘Sew 14 Reom 7 r q sovereg 5 rds. @ We $2.34 j ney have been gg = * as most suitable for its exacting needs. Use the Kimball in your home! Every ey convictions were Dased om ., ., yp this useless starving and = * if Tg: peewee Saye Mog Bh gre instrument is doubly guaranteed—by the Kimball Co. and Famous-Barr (Co. — pug —e talne state eat the food you need will be sent ~ es Ine for a term of years for « ; a [Oo 4 a ernment Ura wee free, post pald, To any sufferer of — ' - offices and stockroom. | Reproducers — Uprights ... .$375 - $425 bank's condition, unlawfully using diabetes. Wri M. Richart — A. K Tower Co. of Lynn,} , Pt uch statements and negligently oe O08 =i- has | floor prights ......... $1285 Pla suc - Dept. 28, 220 W. 42 na St.. New York —— eased the fifth tn . — $2450 - $2650 $845 $945 $1245 $573 $625 $67 concurring im faise returns. The P ———_ %ame beilding for a term of , Sts four offlicals still are to be tried on S— Cheese Ne osthiat street, for the ac- Buckingham Hotel and the race nee manga A Ib . t of Irma Schaeffer to Eari J. Pins. ngle four and five-room fiat, Connecticut street, for the ac- SALES ON SOUTH SIDE BY DOERFLINGER REALTY | eo The Deerflinger Realty Ca ports the following salest le min Pennsylvania avenue, | a or F. Fitchenmayer and + °o J. Fanger and wife. Lot tn the 3600 block of M tana street for T. Scheck and , to a client. 2646-48 South —e street, | for a client to T. Scheck and = 2213-15 Missour! avenue, fiat, P. Memberg to « cttent. Vacant lot on Dover Joly and wife to A. and wife." 3421-23 Juniata street, Mat, ¢t lace fo mmelst | client. 44138 Delor street, dDungalow, Clara Swaney to J. C. Stork wife. 3929 Utah street, flat, for G C¢ ler and wife to A. Gubeser. 4429 Delor street. bungalow, W. B. Moore and wife to M. Kos and wife. 2001-03 Pestalossi street, s and flats, for Max Goldman wife to J. Mueller and wife. Lot tn the 4300 bleck of Ml Zan avenue for Mary Warniecl J. F. Schraeder. 2211 Ann avenue, residence, Elien T. Dalton to T. Cahill wife. Lot tn the 38200 block of 1 street for a client to H. Darr. 5328 West avenue, bungalow, lL. W. Rehmer and wife te C. ¥ ley and wife. 4966 Itaska street, flat, fo Miller and wife to lL. W. Rel and wife. 4962 Juniata street, residence J. Radek and wife to P. Bogoesc! and wife. 2825-27 Magnolia avenue, fiat FE. Truschelt and wife to A. H and wife. 2621 James street, cottage fe H. Carney and wife te T. Ge and wife. 4938 Nottingham avente, bu low, for Martha Cc. Kliwg to J. dek and wife. account of Eugene Dussuchal | Josephine M. Ehlert to John F. ’ eccupy Saturday aflerncen ans meuse; henna; yard......... Linens, tans, yd....... - 35 Sun rar. Sunday morning. The St. Louis . | - - “—-? modern bungalow, 1900 f o * Cycling Club is working tn con- 4 Boks 69c Bordered Voiles, 39¢ pha Sy mpd check or ; a cenees on, dee ‘tha aocmunh- on / , junction with the Amateur Bicycle. splendid styles, yd..........-+-: pe sultings, yd...... oc nmhoal ge O. Davis to Henry A. Fred- 9 League of America and the Cycle | 5 Bolts $1.25 Printed Silk-Mixed 60 Yards Khaki 49c Pongee, ‘- Trades of America, Inc., in stagin S Mg bal 1 Crepe eR ae selvage, yd......2.. beaks eee dern seven-room residence, this year’s races ; "| mo. lies ID, 1 BB — . Virginia avenue, for the ac- r a Rid : 640 Yards 79c Fine Broadcloth, 35¢ = 390 Yards 38c Fast Color mt of Charles D. Biehle estate The above makes f Wil R the : roducts of of | Bon eless ™ Demet SbeGeG Fae... sicococes neces 2 NS ‘ Ae Ramona Suiti VG... «sos 64ne George L. Hermansdoerfer and e ton hugs are respective p Any amateur bicycle riders in| Corned Beet, ib..] |? I ti o | . , | a ard G. Feldman. | : ; . , - 800 Yards 15c Muslims, 39 inches 10¢ - — 140 Yards 69c Stripe E . . e M. J. Whittall Associates and Hardwick and Magee—two of the the city who are in good standing Corned Beef, Ib. ee ee ee Ee short, emnanta, oa Bight-room _ modern residence leading American manufacturers of high-grade Wilton Rugs. ace diathte ts eater ie Coe SIRLOIN BUTT IL 4A tb. ag ag ery ae e —w I> st 4 five garages, lot 50 oi aaa These events will be grouped Into Steaks Diwe stripe, YE. ccccicdccccesccccssesecs GW § FQ cue cosccduseeseee ee pines deka ey | ane 3960 Utah street, flat, for a ¢ o A. Bosse and wife. 2630 South Jefferson avenue Belle Fisher to A. Fraefel and ‘ 3450 Shenandoah avente, running |dence, for M. Mueller and wit pugh to North Twentieth street | Augusta Fiemine. 3007 North Twentieth street, for | 4805 Adkins avenue, flat, for ‘mee R. & B. te Jacob M ad wife. 5412 Lansdowne avenue. for a client to to Martha Cc. ee ae SPANISH STYLE DUPLEX STARTED IN DAVIS Pt A new duplex residence, desi by W. P. Manske. architect, started in Davis place last ¥ It ts of Spanish style of arch Co. bu low, b Ee — The design of the that ~ ture and adapted to this se home ts the appearance is that single residence although bullt to house two families are six rooms for each family. the interior arrangement lin same Spanish design On the floor there are a large living 1 dining room, kitchen and a nu of built-in fixteres for each fa q )On the second floor each famill ) — —.— = SIDE APARTMENT SOLD BY C. P. HEATH FIRM Co. reports the sale of « stx- consists of six six-reom suites ‘ om a lot 60 by 150 feet. The Ment rents fer approximately & year. Thin Property was seld fer the ‘rong estate to Robert lL. and for Gardner. Both parties were *sented by the Cheuncey Fi Real Estate Ca. ' : two bedrooms and bath, room so planned that it ma used as 2 maid's room or a si! room Two features of the @ are a carved timber balcony img off of the main bedroom a group of French doors lea from the dining room to an terrace. In accordance tions, a | the res be di with each family wil! by a sound-proof wall,. will separate drives, heating plant (entrances LJl duplexes in CF | place will he Hiutlit to reese single homes and no two des 'ean be alike The usual Sunday afternoon a g@ concert will be «ives the “Mansion” tn Davie place day. The “Mansion” ia the 1} home on the Davis estate which been transformed into an eal tlonm of modern furnishings decorations The exhibit is leharge of the tintertor decors studios of Secrugas-V anderve Barney The Devte Realty which ts developing Davis pf announces that the Friday ev# musicales at the “Mansion” other active month with | preperty The Chauncey P. Heath Real Ee-) anata continue through — the summer. LEASES BEING CLO Cravens, sales manager announces resid volume. ‘ x. Wagner-Grant- Beli, leading in He also announces that 10 ie have been effected on the Wiltshire apartment and at rate inquiries are coming in «€ ‘apartment will be leased before ‘building (ts formaliy opened. There are 14 apartments of & reoms and two baths and «4 apartments of five rooms and ‘bath. In connection there wil large garage Service | frigidere. incinerator, tele | janitor and elevator service. - The building ts fire-proof, the finest appointments thre out, Ineluding « large lebby of firet floor . & demand for building ‘oan being made and the office creasing facilities In that line. | wens states that sales for the four months have totaled appt | mately 53.000 000. ’ : 4 "| SALES OF FLATS AND STOR Theodore Pokres, real estate 4 er, reports the following sales 1616-1430 Glasgow sven 4, family three-room flats and stores, for a client to A. Mall; I @2 Tyler street, five -family t room flats. for C. Pfarrer te i

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SUNDAY, | JUNE 28, 1425. RGAIN AAC NTER la , rs) VOL IS ee. MORGAN ST. GLE STAMPS 719¢ Wash P Fine quality boys’ Pants, 5Ock Men’s Work 1 of favorite wash materials: in light. medium and dark shades. Sizes to 16 years. Lightweight, in dark colors: made of cool Bummer matenale; nade for wear. Mouflay . Frocks | 2 at these low prices. what you pay that and profit by the Dresses Dresses In NEW WHITE TRIMMED HAT: $5.00 VALUES— Beautiful large, medium ana gi Hate of hair, crepe, leg- horn, silk and straw, in black or white: all the ne trims, eombined with French de . SPORT HATS Straws and fe white black and white. Great values for Monday mE-PAY SA 140 Yards Linen. All-linen dress Linens, tans, yd — Styles ~y ¥ 7 4 Bolts 790 Rayon, check or stripe suitings, yd 05 Re 60 Yards Khaki 49c nee, torn 9% EEE Oe A ee kK 390 Yards 38c Fast Color ] + Ramona Suitings, yd oo oees Of Y- 140 Yards 69c Stripe Broadcloth, ——— short remnants, yad.... Oe ae a , er White Low Shoes Classy new styles for women and girls: clean. perfect can- vas and white kid Low Shoes. Pick from high. low or medium heels: sizes | BOYS’ SCOOTERS Perfect-fitting canvas lace-to-to. styles; ankle patch, rubber soles: seizes &'% to 13% and 1 to 6: $1.50 value ~e"4 apecial lot of women’s be sold onday of former selling: ) $6.00, Special at nd $1.95. All snappy new styles, ae 8 6FaAtIne, ratents, two-tone combinations plain leather Strap et AN Ox fords ant —_— sandals, $2.95 v onth-End Sale Ife Shoe Pol- Music Rolls SS-Note ‘ord Music Rells 5 for $1.00 | RECORD HITS! “Farewell’’ “Days When You and I Were Rit Dyes, shades Rie ae, he cofore, end ic 15¢ | Stampe ad white Powder. ren'’s La 10-Inch Double-Dise 2 Edison Records | 7 for $1.00 © SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 2 ere —— - Se PESO hm et mrt rn tli 1oues DAIRY 60, BUYS THREE ACRES ON GRAVOIS —EE Joseph F. Dickmann Real Co. in conjunction with the ppi Valley Trust Co. has the St. Louls Dairy Co. site ing of three acres on Gravois ely west ef Chippewa. The dairy company will @ frontage of more than 250 en Gravois to a Gepth of ap- tely 400 feet. The entrance Gravois avenue is to be a y with the improvements on the rear of the Property. Dpiékmann company also re- the following sales: One hundred and fifty feet on . suthwest corner of Prairie and to Louls A. Bosso, who will ’ stores on the corner and @ fiat bulldings adjoining. A two-story store building and ouse, 2713 Chouteau avenue, the account of the Conrad mn estate to Mildred 1, » who conducts the Hudson Y and Storage Co., and will w= the building for etorare a warehouse purposes. ’ Two-story modern residence, 2775 ap avenue, for the Conrad en estate to a client of the west corner of Merameo and Jet 560 by 150 feet, to Josenh er, represented by the ‘g.-A. Darr Realty Co. le five and six-room flat at Connecticut street, for the ac- t of Irma Schaeffer to Earl J. " € 'T lins. ngie four and five-room flat, my Connecticut street, for the ac- tof L. H. Renfert to William fT. Mir-room modern bungalow, 19800 n avenue, for the account of ge O. Davis to Henry A. Fred- lodern seven-room residence, Virginia avenue, for the ac- mt of Charles D. Biehle estate George L. Hermansdoerfer and ard G. Feldman. Neht-room modern residence, North Twenty-firet street, five garages, lot 59 by with five garages, running ugh to North Twentieth street 9007 North Twentieth street, account of Eugene Dussuchal Josephine M. Ehlert to John F. miesky. »Three-room modern cottage, 5557 wards street, for the account of liam P. Quinn to Martin L Zell- nn. "Fifty feet of ground by a depth 1385 on the south side of Wash- on street in Vinita Park for M. Delaney, PEDERER REALTY COMPANY | SELLS FLATS AND RESIDENCES | The Sederer Realty Co. reports following sales for the week: Robert J. Fendler a new frame low, 5531 South Seventh t, to Louis A. Bertel and wife; Charlies S. Mueri Realty & ding Co. 4344 Arsenal street Mer Yeager; 6312 Louisiana ave cottage, for Felix Kriwanek wife to Frank Pellet ‘A single flat at 3236 Pennsy)- la avenue for George lL. Hettel iHenry Sieckhaus; for Robert J. @lier 6529 South Thirty-seventh t to Henry Aderholt; for Fa- John Rothensteiner a tene- & property at 2312 Menard t to Frederick Setfried fo reports the sale of 3841 Ju’ a etreet, a residence, for Ar- r P. Yeager to Mrs. Mary Den- Sold in conjunction with Wat- Rourke Realty Co., 2309-11 mandoah avenue for John Fer- mn to Peter Sefcheek and wife: -81 Folsom avenue for Peter Theek and wife; 3825 et, a residence, for August VY. t to Miss Edith M. Hewitt and ice W. Hamilton; bungalow, 3669 more street, for Carl F. Fisch- to Patrick J. Walsh: flat, 1819 braska avenue, for Neil Boyle wife Mr. and Mrs. Henry rtfeld: 2856 Michigan ave- me, for William Krizek and Emily Beyard to John Hempen: bunea- 6228 South Thirty-seventh Feet, for August Stein to George - Hahn The Federer company also reports tive week In the sale of. the Hills lots. The improve- to fiat, idence, for M. |} Augusta Fleming. for | | mee ‘a wife. | 10OW, to a client. by | Started It | single ; On the second floor i two | room iroom |; are > | floor there SALES ON SOUTH SIDE BY DOERFLINGER REALTY CO. The Doerflinger Realty Ca re- ports the following sales! 8823 Pennsylvania avenue, oot- tage, for F. Fitchenmayer and wife to J. Fanger and wife. Lot in the 8600 block of Mon- tana street for T. Scheck and wife to a client. 2646-48 South Fourth street, flat, for a client to T. Soheck and wife. 2218-15 Missour! avenue, flat, for P. Memberg to a client. Vacant lot on Dover place for E. Joly and wife to A. Himmelsbach and wife.’ 3421-23 Juniata street, flat, to a client. 4418 Delor street, bungalow, for Clara Swaney to J. C. Stork and wife. 3920 Utah street, flat, for C. Gab- ler and wife to A. Gubser. 4429 Delor street, bungalow, for W. B. Moore and wife to M. Kostral and wife. 2001-03 Pestalozzi street, store and flats, for Max Goldman and wife to J. Mueller and wife. Lot in the 4300 block of Michi- Zan avenue for Mary Warnick to J. F. Schraeder. 2211 Ann avenue, residence, for Ellen T. Dalton to T. Cahill and wife. Lot in the $200 block of Utah street for a client to H. Darr. 5328 West avenue, bungalow, for L. W. Rehmer and wife to Cc. Wha- ley and wife. 4966 Itaska street, Miller and wife to L. and wife. 4062 Juniata street, residence, for J. Radek and wife to P. Bogoschean and wife 2825-27 Magnolia avenue, flat, for E. Truscheit and wife to A. Heise! and wife. 26921 James street, cottage, for 1D. H. Carney and wife to T. Gedac¢s and wife. ; 4938 Nottingham low, for Martha C. dek and wife. 3360 Utah street, flat, for a clisnt (to A. Bosse and wife. 2630 South Jefferson avenue for flat, Ww. for F. avenue, bun«ga- Klug to J. Ra- a 'Belle Fisher to A. Fraefel and wif. 3450 Shenandoah avenue, resi- Mueller and wife to for EA- Jacob Mever 4605 Adkins avenue, flat, R. & B. (“o. to 1612 Lansdowne arenue fora client to Martha ©. SPANISH STYLE DUPLEX STARTED IN DAVIS PLACE new Semtex Kadi e, designed W. P.. Manske, architect, was in Davis place last week. is of Spanish style of architéc- ture and adapted this section. The design of home ts such that the appearance is that of a residence although it to house two fam each arranzement } the design On the first are a large living room, dining room, kitchen bunga- Klud A a. the i built are S1ix the inter Same Span ilies family. li ’ : rooms for with ior ish familv has a mai’ each bath that it rogory } and planned a maid's Two features a carved timber, ing off of the mai group of French from the dining terrace bedrooms gO used as guest n bedroom and a adoors room the be In accordance with tions, ach family will restric- divided Hartford | | @y\ (entrances All place | Barney | | decorations wall heating duple ie ] eee and n wo ceound-proof driv by a separate have plant ar in Davis resemble des Will es, | will homes alike usual iz the “Mansion” tin day. The “Mansion” is home on the Davis estate which has been transformed into an exhihi tion of modern furnishings The exhibit is the interior decorati of Scrugges-Vandervoor't rhe Davis Realty f developing Davis pla- announces that the Friday evenin.z musicales at the “Mansion” will continue through the summer. single can be The er Sunday will he Davis concert geiven pia the ‘e to- large chat of studios ~ © . ‘) which is WILTSHIRE APARTMENTS jing | been icrete surface whi There | i year. iwhich ha en and a number | |of built-in fixtures for each family. to an open | / Chestnut } Vv Rehmer | neaded by KIRKWOOD TRUST SELLS BUNGALOWS AND LOTS The Kirkwood Trust Co. reports the following sales; One hundred feet in Meramod Place for Dan Kelly to R. P. Wal- J. 1. EPSTEIN & SON REPORT $400,000 IN SALES J. I. Epstein & Son report having closed sales aggregating $400,000 during the past week, as follows! 6635 Pershing avenue in Amos lace; improved farm on Lindeman road for Mary Lindeman to Ade- laide V. Dieckmann of East St. Louis; five-room bungalow on Ad-. ams avenue for George Lehman to J. E. Grunner; 2% acres on Geyer road for Joseph Corley to Frank L. Wilson; five-room house with one acre in Meramec Heights for Marie Crozier to James Forrestall; 20 acres on Denny road, north of Manchester road, for Mrs. Sarah Campbell to Neal Galligher; a lot On Andrews avenue for Henry Doerner to John Stephens: five- room bungalow on Central avenue for George Lehman to Lydia Reut- ner. Other sales included two houses, Geyer road and Rallroad street, for Anna Soehngen to a cli@nt; four- room bungalow for Frank Wilson to Ruth Haley; two lots on An- dréews avenue for H. D. M. Doerner to Charles Roberta; 75-foot lot on Osceola street, St. Louis, for August Heidel to Anna Barnett; 20 acres on Denny road for Sarah B. Camp- bell to Philomena Jernigan. LACLEDE HOTED TO BE REOPENED IN SEPTEMBER Sale of the 99-year lease on the place, residence of nine rooms with two-car garage and lot 60 by 130 feet, sold for Dresden Investment Co. to John A. Moore. Two lots aggregating 663-3 feet on Lindell boulevard just west of Asbury avenue in Forsythe place, University City, sold to BE, 4 Kim- mich who will build two bunga- lows. One hundred and sixty-three feet of ground on the north side ft Rosebury avenue in De Mun Park sold to the Frank L. Dittmeler Real Estate Co. Three hundred and nineteen acres in Monona County, Ia, for E. Dy Moore to a client. Also made loans aggregating 350,000 which will be used in the erection of apartments. J. I. Epstein & Son also report the sale of 4200 acres in Dunklin County, Mo., the value geing ap- proximately $300,000, to a syndi- cate headed by Edmund P. Melson, Cc. D. Bolin, J. I. Epstein and D. K. Rice. The property is being sub- divided into small farms and houses are being built on each 88 aores. D. F, BENSINGER BUYS © MARKET-ELEVENTH TRACT (Laclede Hotel property at ® the southeast corner of Sixth and streets to a syndicate Stanley Epstein, was a feature of the week This property, which fronts 135 feet on Chestnut street and 110 feet on Sixth, has a six-story the first floor of which building hag been occupied for about 60 years by the Laclede Ho- tel. The building will be completely renovated and the hotel will be re- | Gecorated and newly § furnished throughout and will reopen in Sep- term Der. The proprietors of this hotel will be the same that owns the 99-year lease, they Cc. C. Swinney, formerly of the Ma- jestic Hotel, as manager. The leasehold, which is owned by Ellen Griswold, ig based on a valu- ation of $560,000, and the subleases aggregate an annual rental of $23,- 000, exclusive of the hotel rental. RESALES AT RUSSELL PARK IN WEEK, MORE THAN $30,000; Russell place, whic} h has loag been an impassable roadway isolat- Tower Grove Heights from sec- just con- has new connects It Russel] and t¢ in new in less tl tions on Gravois avenue, completed with a which Arsena! center of has developed than $2,000,000 ompleted vois with hrough the street Pars ch lay has build- lian mere inzS ‘ one Russell Parl K is a deve the ‘;uar ld lopment Ity Co., all of and of . ha os Sse u Re a antror practically in less than one completes und imp *) ; no! Vv vear, worth ovements and of the Real' (‘o. to install only reinforced cone '‘t- nue, five-room cottage, for George A. Jackman, to John F. Hoffman; 4838 Cupples place, four-room bun- galow, for David Weiss, to Aba Frederick: 1929 Hebert street, for Peter Makarewicz, to Tony Tus- ingski: 5648 Cabanne avenue, lot 75x 215, to Mrs. Adele Parsons. SALE OF WOODLAND PARK LOTS WILL BE STARTED TODAY George W. Diehl will begin the sale of lot ain Woodland Park to- day. These lots are one block west O’ Rourke. of 6400 South Kingshighway. FLATS AND STORES SOLD BY WENZLICK REAL ESTATE CO. The Wenslick Real Betate Co. r-- ports the. following sales for the week: 2409-11 St. Leute avenue, store and six flats, renting for $1680 a year, for John Martin to Mra, sun- nie Capen. 4128 Sarpy avente, cottage, for Frank Meyer to Eéward EB. Bere- mann 2241 Missour! avenue, flat, fer a client of Vernon Lauz Realty Co. to Thomas Byko. 6929 West Park avenue, bunga- low, for Mrs. Clara B. King t° Harvey E. Bode. 4758 Leduc street, cottage, for Mre. Naomi Lieber to William F. Henry. iL. ; 1422 North Jefferson svenvue, store and flat building, for Harry Abrohamovits to Jake Salinsky fine filet Nottingham weave UD yards long and ! wide, all subject to slight imperfections, ¢ach, 50c wide: yard SILKY-FINISH , Beautiful Drapery. $1.25 leces up yards; epecial, DRAPERY lustre 36 usually yard in to finish pene Bi inches anid at quantity Window Shades Up to 36 inches wide: a. ¥ — plete ek aa con APRONS Ladies’ fine blue chambray galow beautifully trimmed. (Basement.) 39c Duplex inches kind. for one oatmeal! wide, Special day. 30 sun-fast Papers, High-grade the living rooms WALL PAPER BARGAINS Tapestries, light and dark colors: dining rooms; good heavy papers; value to 250 Per roll. one For men and boys; fine jer- sey knit, 7 ats in this subdivision are near- | completion. ER STORE LEASED TO ; Cc. BE. Cravens, TIONAL SHIRT SHOPS INC. | Wagner-Grant-Bell, RMT: | other active month tin & Sreitt report having | PrOPerty leading in a the store at 503 Olive street He also announces the National Shirt Shops, Inc., have been effected New York, which will establish | Wiltshire apartment and at teil furnishin oods store. rate inguiries are coming in ' ' company one ee Be a ‘apartment will be léased before ihe at 708 Olive street for many | PUilding is formally opened Star Brand 6- frand fhmb. Fler. Melbaline Fa der STOCKINGS Ladies’ fiber Hose in all the desirable shades, 39c value (Base- grounds and return them homes, or will meet visit automobiles at ¢] car line on up to §2 valu e; specially priced for this one Gay only, to thelr “ (SToOV\ a Sandals and Play Oxfords For Boys and Girls Comfortable and attractive Sum- mer Shoes made of soft pliable _ tell brown elk leather. Extension sewed 12’2c Sy soles. Unusually well A Will not rip. - ors Sweethearts”’ Extra Special A large lot of demon- strating Records LEASES BEING CLOSED. for To’ Wer Watson boulevard FLATS AND COTTAGE SOLD BY ases| A. B, CHRISTOPHER REALTY CO. thea! A. B | ports Six sales, as follows: 1211-13 Dillon street, a four-fam- i\fly flat of four rooms, for Rudolf sales manager announces an- with residence volume that on ors. Patterns suitable for every roon Per roll C 1 C Large assortment of beautiful Papers, in light and dark and dark col- in the house. Extra special price for Monday's selling. All Papers Sold Only With Borders or Bands, Come Early and Bring Size of Rooms. 10 the leases Christopher Realty Co. re- every Infants’ Sizes 11% 4 for $1.00 , — Tiber 1 f viet Water . _.33c] Sf HROMES — With ] TAPESTRIES—In light ana @ a: in all colors for living roome. din- 14¢ ing rooma, bedrooms and halis. Values to 35c. - Cial,: per rol ak assonTMEKT Or REAUTIFUL PAPERS; includin duplex oat- folilages, allovers, kitchen bloc«s, Rranites, blue-bird and stripes; ato 26c. Special, per roll Papers sold only with borders or bande at these special | With ee eareee of Wall Paper amounting to over, give 2 Ibs. of cold-water paste _Ploortex !s a feltbase Floorcovering (not Mnoleum) many advantages over the old-time Mnoleum. It ts sanit Seproot and cleans easily. Its edges wil] not curl; lying_# the floor without tacking. Patterns are finished in the B finish and best of all, the patterns will wear as long as & he higher-priced printed linoleumsa. ae VER YOUR WHOLE FLOOR AT THESE PRIC 6 19 covered 6 yds. @ 39... $2.34 7.8x10.6 covered 9 $3.5 1) m is the intention of the National Shops, Inc., to retain the pres- location. The new location at lve street will be equipped modern fixtures and store There are 16 apartments of seven rooms and two baths and eight apartments of five rooms and one bath. In connection there will be a large garage. Service includes frigwidere, incinerator, telephone, |janitor and elevator service. The lessor was T. Cook & represented Shops. Ine Co the National represented by | Martin &| i; out, ; first WALTERS REALTY C0. REPORTS BUSINESS cg ol : Wlin-Walters Realty Co. - the following leases: International Shoe Co. has athe eighth floor in the bulld- 8 1324 Washington avenue for 2 Of years to use this entire 8&8 a pattern shop. It will Possession after alterations Tepairs have been completed. lL, M. Clark, Inc. has leased Yenth floor in the same "O0€ for a term of years for a » Office and stockroom. ._ JI. Tower Co. of Lynn, has leased the fifth floor in Same building for a term of for office, stockroom and com SIDE APARTMENT SOLD BY C. P, HEATH FIRM The Chauncey P. Heath Real Es- reports the sale of a s#ix- Spartment building at the t corner of Klemm and 2oah avenues. This apart- Consists of six six-room suites on a lot 60 by 150 feet. The | mately ‘SALES OF FLATS AND STORES ment rents for approximately aa Year. | The butiding is fire-proof, with | the finest appointments through- including a large lobby on the floor. A demand for building loans being made and the office is creasing facilities in that line. Cra- vens states that sales. for the last four months have totaled approx!i- $3,000,000. is in- REPORTED BY THEO. POKRES ee Theodore Pokres, real estate deal- | er, reports the following sales: 1616-1630 Glasgow avenue, family three-room flats and two stores. for a client to A. Hall; 1200- 02 Tyler street, five-family three- | room flats, for C. Pfarrer to Lazar Radich: 2518-26 Benton street, 10- family three-room flats, for a client to M. Cohen. 12- LOT AT CLARA AND MAFFITT SOLD BY C. M. M’DONALD CO. The Cc. M. McDonald Real Estate Co. reports the sale of the vacant lot on the northeast corner of Clara and Maffitt avenues for James B. Lee to the Bill-Ed Realty & Invest- ment Co., which will at once erect seven stores on the lot, at a cost of $15,000. WATSON-O'ROURKE REALTY CO. TO OPEN NEW OFFICE JULY 6 eat re The Watson-O' Rourke Realty Property was sold for the | has been admitted as a member of ‘rong estate to Robert lL. and | or Gardner. ‘ented hy the Real Katate Co. Chauncey FP. Both parties were jand will \Gravois avenue, on and after July T.ouls Real Estate Exchanze he in its new office, 5471 the Bt 1. |Kratky land wi | four-family ise FF | | four and five room single flat. Mr. iside of Chouteau avenue, | equare foot. and wife to a client. Menard street, for Anna 1722 cottage, Slevak ' . i client. | 601-03 Rutger street. four-family lat of three and a single two-family three rooms, for Peter to a client. South Ki flat of Dobrileit to a cl 1021 South rooms, flat Windberg - ie 1228-30 ghth street, four rooms, fc lent. Thirteenth yr street, and Mrs. 1139 building, client. NEW INDUSTRIAL BUILDING Gutting to a client. tutgwer street, a for William Crane to «a three-room | to a | A double | of | - o | for | ae Bi. os Child’s, 5 to 8 to 2 Sizes 214 to 7 Baseball Free! With Every Pajr of Boys’ Leather or Sport Shoes | | Sport Shoes | Boys’ and Girls’ Sizes six-room | FOR GRAND AND CHOUTEAU ——_—— ee A tract of 300 feet on west of Grand boulevard, was pur- chased by a client of the Holbrook- | Real Estate Trust Co., | The + | Blackwelder represented by J. W. Moertl. itract has a second frontage of 300 La Salle street. at feet on The price paid was it was acquired as a site tor a large industrial building, but identity held. po eae H. W. WINDMULLER NOW WITH ISAAC T. COOK HW. W. Windmuller has been en- gaged as advertising manager of Isaac T. Cook & Co., with offices the rate_of $1.50 4 ’ the | of the purchaser is wad the south | 490 feet | Lightweight but durable Out- ing Shoes mage of white duck with sport grimming. Soles of tough red rubber. Boys’ Cre a Sole Sport Shoes Sizes 8 to 2 $1.50 Sizes 2% to 6 These crepe soles will wear longer than leather. Choice of white with gray trimming or all-brown duck. Unusual wear—unusual value. in the Arcade buliding. He was formerly service manager of ‘he | Missour! State Life Insurance “o Previously he had con@ucted an vertising agency of his at one time was manager of Plans and Copy in the St. Louis office of HW. W. Kastor & Sons Advertising | Co, id- | own and | Blucher and bal models,.as Beach or Gray. Men's Canvas Oxfords $3 and $4 Values ata er Clean-Up Price $450 Made with welt-sewed soles. the lot but not every siz@in each style and color. Two Pairs for the Price of One in White, Palm All sizes in illustrated, es; folding extra etrone - back. §- Slat seat Cafivas Chairs: clining, with arm™ rest 100 feet SCREEN DOORS, $1. 49 $7.50 Lawn Bench. made 5-alat $1.79 re- acdiuetablie. Pants: $1.79 pee: # BASEMENT unDBleached + yl vv inches Sag Buttons: wide: Lace Curtain stretchers: non ruetabile pins. Bpe- sa, $1097 Munday gal- Underwear Merve bal- Underwear : drawers. (arbage Cans; vanized. tight -fit- ; Boys colors ment) Boys mer Ollcloth ; van rigerator Drip Pans 25c AT @ @wCtTACEe ollcloth lined. ting covered Window Screens. mat i. 39c cia! Bathing Molt Cases : 7c 40c BROOMS 4 sew well made wire wound. while & doten eolore last Bloyses biue are also sa khaki and mixtures. fine for the SBum- (Basement) .. fancy Table (nl : Mens work Sox black and aleo solid (Basement: .. og FH in very Pants With Grecan band and block border with plain or figuread cen- ters. Only while 79 last tomorrow. come ary $3.98 In a vertet room, and Axminster Rugs Alexander Bmiths. a selection of pretty allover and fieral neat reormt Soe PL cial price en y of pretty biock, tile and carpet patterns; makes a clean, sanitary rug for any is @asy to keep clean. gttareieg priced for Monday's selling only, each. ARMSTRONG 9 FT. *"Xar

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105 Vertter of Narrative hoe! ; > “ we) ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — eee ee _—_ -—-—— MISSOURIAN WINS $250 ne SOUTH CAROLINA POETRY PRIZE ‘~ ‘?' = ee. Poom a bor- mer bmplove of St. Louts Poblic Library i anesaae Cit narrative poem “Coal-Black Jesus The poem describes = 1 relig m=” 6rite pe i c ,* ce bd ner? : i . : ‘= ’ a). S shy )T¢ a? WwW a. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning an d one other evening newspaper COMBINED eT ee OT CAEP OT IT LPT Te or ; . 7 '’ me - —-- ——— contest is we i to F. ial award/in 1919 ho won the init ' nie + al “The Rlindman.” Boston; Clement Wood, Hastings, whos: the contest takes N. #. Elizabeth Malcolm Durham, name Columbia. 8S. C.; C. Buchan, Ox- mn the 192 py England; Chard Honorable mention — R. McCreary, Powers New York and N. MM. in Bynner, Santa Fe, Wallis is engaged transiation and Washington. Smith. New York City, and Witter | literary | research work ‘ fh | DEVELOPING erereaenvnereeee ‘FILMY r : larging our specialty. For f orders solicited. .. oo 513 Olive Street eet*paereveenee re haere ere FILMS LEFT BY 10 A. M. READY BY 4:30 P. M. Aloe’s One-Day Film Developing and Printing Service maintains an unsurpassed quality of work. a short Enlargement in Collins frame your films from us for freshn oeeeeeeneenereeneneeeeeee Photo-En- time, special 8x10 Buy Mail with glass, 45c. ess and best results. KODAK HEADQUARTERS ALOE’S Grand and Washington PATENT MEDICINES Mie Perhan’s Tooth Paste Senrece Tooth Paste ) s Mir tIpana Teoth Paste . Sde $1.00 Squibb’s Mineral Oi. -- ee 40c Castoria Je; 3S fer Ble tnldwell's Syrup of decor 4itc, Bote S100 Adilerika ; Re S100 Miles’ Nervine j TOc¢ Ment holatum ste, 42e, soe dvint Ease 44c, 7PRe Herko Liver Tonle. We Oe Laxative Brome Quisine Vile Viek’s Salwe .. . S3c, $1.13 "sc Preesone le Rive Jay Corn Plasters. .1l7e: 3 for Me > Ahern Pep Corn Remedy ; the $1.50 Cadomene Tablets .. $1.15 Tie Walter's Exzema Bamety 6 Sal Hepatica Zic, 4c, v4 $1 Vigertone Tonle. . 69¢; 3 for Ne The .-D. & Co. Peroxulde..17e; 3, nee Ke S Lbs. Epsom Salts. . .. 2Be 7 Cod Liver OU, Norwegian... . 4Be $1.°5 Beef, Tron and Wine TBe $1.50 4-Ib. bar Fountain Castile —_——> imported Red Devil Reach Powder or _— Bus Powder Se, Wie NOec Peterman’s Moth Food... MWe The Le tGear's Reach Pewder 1 Se Hoefetra Insect Powder 4c, 47c, OSe Ban Ineeet Destroyer. 39¢, Tie Larvex Moth Spray . Hc, ORe Meth Balls (frestr), 1 Ib. 10c¢ Tk American OO 49e: 3 for hee 2S Te Imported Bay Rum Se Re Olive O, pint 53 we 7 Baume Analgesique _. .. te Se Listerine Tooth Paste "Ile Tie Nuremedy Headache Tablets, 3 fer Oe Bromo- Seltrer Te, Oe, 81.00, $1.65 "Se Livertonlc Pill« Ive: B for Oe @he F eenam int ive: 3 for Site The Mentholaxene ite 100 Wampole's Cod Liver Ext. 80 170) (Cree Mals«ion $1 om Nusxated Iron ee Ne Schoenfeld'«s Yea..1t3e: 3 fer Die 7 Lapeactic Pills 27e Resinol Ointment "ce, Ric Fit Ralmwert Tablets Re The Sulpherhb Tablets Sie Tie Triepeptine Tabicts HAIR TONICS AND SHAMPOOS S10 Lucky Tiger Oe S100 Quinine Halr Tonk Ne Tie Stacomb Ste Wild Reet Hair Tenic _@4¢. 44¢. 69e £1650 Kelerbak B.aed Wc Cleero Shampoo t4e Th Fiteh’s Quinine Hair Tonic 4 Mulsified Cocoanut Oj S4e, (We Danderine 9c. 49c. Bike Hennafoam Sham poe ae $1.00 Liquid Arvon Tie lavorts Tie, 4%c, Te t.lossee Sage and Sulphur "8c. SNe Weodbury'’s Seap, bex iste Ge Squibb’'s Milk of Macne«ia = $1. °5 Bamboo Brier Rieed Purifier NUX FERRONE THE IDEAL SUMMER TONIC Nux Ferrone is one of the most paiatable and effective tonics made fer assisting watere te build up mew and healthy tissuce and im = fertifying the ssstem $1 Regular Value, 13¢ 25c Listerine Tooth Paste £ic Listerine, 2ic, 42c, 79c TELL LLL LET eee eee SHS SHEE HEE EHH TERR eee eee eee ee ee eee sees Neuralgia — Nerve Pains “Nerves” Gain Relief With Eopa A Physician's Prescription — A simple, safe, een, | remedy —no bromides, no : Marcotics, BO coal tar,orany - orany : SCHERER eee eee ee eee eee eee wees EXPERT KODAK FINISHING SERVICE HHNSON BRI] UnmmruGas~ gate anco ST.CHARLES ese ns $1.20 $1.50 Lydia E. Coty’s Blud VAN-ESS Pinkham’s # Compact Hair Tonic § Veg. Compound Powder 79c (Limit, 98c Limit 3 te Custemer 39c 3) 50c Squibb’s Miller’s $1 $1.10 S. S. S. Blood Tooth Paste Herb Julce Tanlac Medicine 39c 89c 79c 89c, $1.49 Sea Shell Palmolive FREE OFFER Tollet Paper Shampoo a : 1000 Sheets Z3ic Richard Hudnut’s . = 7. ee or Cc $1 Marmola| Travelette Package eae Der. Tablets = 69c Free with each purchase of apy ay S ~ Phillip’s _ $1.00 or more at our Toilet Pepsin Milk of Goods Dept. 79c Magnesia This dainty package is ideal for $100 39c, 19c the week-end trip. Contains Roach or Bayer’s powder, vanishing cream, skin Bedbus Aspiri and ‘tissue cream, cleansing Liquid spirin cream and bottle of Three 27c 15¢c, Flowers perfume. : , 25c, 93c S53c, 98c 75c Flit for| Pyrosana Hill’s Cas- — all Insects cara Quinine Cc, Sc 34c, 59c 19c 42c, 79c Trusses, Abdominal Supporters, Elastic Hoslery. ports. Regular $2.75 Value Genuine Eastman No. 2 Hawk Eye Camera $1.98 Sims Ankle and Arch Sep- Priced $2.50 Up Mintrated Cream OF MAGNESIA Vs 42 1if you or your children take Milk of Magnesia, by all means try this improved form. Multi- 7 plies effect of ordinary magnesia, and being ” mintrated, is easy to take. No ‘‘chalky’’ after- saat. ‘ 50c size a MS , = Important Optical Sale __SHELLOID FRAMES $4.95 $8.00 invisible Bifecal Lemses, for far and near. Dr. Irvin Cohn Registered Optometrist & Optician ZONITE A famous antiseptic several times more powerfur as a germ destroyer than pure carbolic acid, yet perfectly harmless to the most delicate tissues. $1.00 Size ............. 79¢ 50c Size 39c A general regulator and invigorator. and stimulating. Try a bottle today! BUILDS YOU UP! Keeps you fit. Regular $1.50 Size. . . TOILETRIES Coty’s Taicum SS An Ceoty’s Face IF owder. Ne Tee svc Cety'’s Perfume—. Assortgg odours, $1.3 Tangee—the waterproof lip stick Mel BWOUNR .cccccececescee 6ve Reuge de theatre . . Bie (uteax Manicuring set for \,aca- tivn Irip . pesccescs Gee Mad and Mirrer Nail Polish, 27e Deomin:—the liquid curling fiuid fer the het weather. 49 l-ib. Dixie Orange Blossom Talc. ive Hudnut’s Vanity Talcum. . Se Cety'’s Perfumes—Asserted oders, s—.4 Hudnut’s Narcissus Toilet Water $1.50 Hudnut's Vanity Toilet Water, $1 Djier Kiss Vegetale Se Dier hiss Perfume $1 29 Caron’s Black Narcissus... $2.39 Boncella eld and Vanishing ee a ee ee oe ieee. aie tae 47c¢ Sanitol Cold and teteeyen: ( ream so. ae Hudnut’s \ iolet See. ‘ aniShing (ream . : , SOc Black and “ bite Theatrica} (ream »peecee Se Dijier Kiss Powder + etaeeiitinas ta ete 37e Gelden Peacock Powder. . 38e Arnice Face Powder . - 19¢e Hudnut’s Skin and Tissue Cream. Oc, $1.00 SUNDRIES AND SHAVE AIDS $5.00 Thermic Juz. 1 gal. $2.49 $1.50 Alarm Clocks ve Gillette Blades 40¢c, TP« Durham Duplex Blades 39e Autostrop Blades . .8Be, Tie 7Se Ruabbing Cologne, used for rub-dewn or after shaving, a * ~ + “= *» ART FOUR. 25 Guests at (County Fair’ Party ~In Amusing Dress FSO. Swe fair in Honor of Miss Louise Bemis and Fiance at Home fof Mr. and Mrs. Garneau -Weld Marked by Rural Features. —_—_—_— _— u ™ w old-fashioned county fair, like those ef the days before automobiles, when the tarmer donned his duster and loaded his “iy into a hay wagon for the trip to the sands,” was successfully revived Friday Bt by Mr. and Mrs. Garneau Weld at their on the Litzinger road. The affair was in honor of Miss Louise Bemis, daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Judson Bemis, and Wil- Harrison Luyties, whose marriage will event of Oct. 3. he ground immediately surrounding the te was transformed into an appropriate ing by booths, the first a refreshment md. which grew more popular as the ‘fair’ ressed, and another a beauty parior we men might be “renovated.” Powerful wie bulbs made the scene as bright as » and balloons tied to the wiring added Dinner was served at.a long table at far end of the lawn, or more properly bet, and near by a platform was built for , ving. “Turkey in the Straw,” played by " orchestra wearing broad brimmed straw me proved so alluring that in spit of the ng tacked to the fence to keep out In- ers, a group of passing motorists drove ' mistaking the place for a carnival. Bach of the 125 guests was in costume, reubens danced with sun-bonnetted dairy and farm hands played games with Rildren” while Carl Koehler and Wooster bert, in full constable regalia with brass ms, added to the fun by trying to pre- pe order. maidson Lambert took an imitation rou- wheel and his own prizes. and, assisted wrank O. Watts Jr., and David Calhoun, Btained a booth for the entertainment crowd, which was amused when Iiudi- ® prizes were drawn. A live pig was by Mr. Weld. Later some played ball, Miss Mary Denman Clark as pitcher and fon Niedringhaus in a blue jumper bat- with -a shovel, while others indulged tn frog. he hosts were typical farmer children hostess wore @ short red and white play with her curls tied with a huge bow, her husband wore overalis and blue Miss Eppes Hawes was adorable ina ked gingham trimmed with white ruf- and a broad hat with long black strean- over her curls. Socka and pumps com- i the costume and a great handage cox- what may or may not have been a brulg. and Mrs. George Wendling were in over- Mr. Wendling in the ordinary blue varie- ® @nd his wife in vivid green with a hat to Continued on Next Page — Bee. Sa lf tes 2 wm! “~ te now that dance. a! \ SS > Std (orrespondent PARIS, June 15 esi so@ial season &s two weeks hefore so filled with even that visitors to th wildered to know ? “the they can only drift of course, a ride, | Bois, along the Ch eries during the | the afternoon and taurants that are | Among the St. L rte ly [ , j a ( P e , MISS MARGARET RUMSEY. at H. F. Barr ranch in Wyoming. X Pe ee Ad Pe) 2 ed a daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Lewis Rumsey whe will spend the summer with her mothe

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Lj fair in Hontor of Miss Louise Bemis:and Fiance at Home of Mr. and Mrs. Garneau WHY Purchase of |Weld Marked by Rural $10 or Over _Features.— f “." : is tes ae e d é : $ F £8 oo ay 4 € . e ) . ke ’ ne be S . aa 4 J ‘ : I ea N sessaserentaatenacteeaneeaematits - See -_ & & > ane ee eo oo oS Oe Oo SO SO SS So Oo So Oo So a eee Ree Sy “mioy , LSS \ : am F \) x _ > > o> e] ia r- 1g Hotel Bellevue in Dresden for the magnifi- Miss Adele Haves and Mrs. George’Tanse) of North Newstead avenue, have been at the as) crowd, which was amused when ludi- eddie % VU, Z 598 oo _— ten: bet are pi : - “4 ——— attractive oer of the week. Mrs. Lloyd . G ; ; laye all, : ; : Miss Mary Denman Clark as idee a Si # O U isa ns | ra De lin in f u ro e Z Jeter Speed, formerly Miss Marion Whitbread. Z 2 to admire this beautiful Dining tian th a: tide temper bat. : g p Z Mrs. Robert Edwin Woods, formerly Miss Harriet Y ot a large buffet, attractive ex- With-a shovel, while others indulged in Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. are Mr: and Mrs. A. Shapleigh Boyd of 4624 Z Bonson Manter. Mrs. George Alexander Hope, % side chairs and one armchair fin- frog. PARIS, June 15.—Paris is having its gay- Pershing avenue, who are guests at the Hotel y formerly Miss Katherine Foster, —Kandeler Photos It is a wonderful value priced spe- hosts were typical farmer children. esi social season since before the war. The Grand. They were recent visitors to Rhe{ms. Q&@gg~~wwwVAslslsssss lass Igesssssbbssss ss sereeledsd sends sist this tblttddtttdttttttts wamnostess wore a short red and white play two weeks before the Grande Semaine wer Mrs. Cora Baker Chonteau of the Buck- make « motor tour throushSwitsertand and Mrs. James G. Cahill and her daughter, with her curls tied with a huge bow, so filled with events of varied social interest ingham Hotel has been spending some time Austria Miss Lenore. are at the Hotel de Crillon in Miss Augusta Cook, daughter of Mrs, Isaac paris, and reeently attended a gala difiner Cook of Lindell boulevard, who is ‘traveling dance at the Hotel Ritz. in Italy, recently spent several days ‘fn ¥lor- ence en route to Venice. She will return to Mrs. Pierre Chouteau Scott, and her daugh- ter, Miss Chouteau Scott, who have been Paris later traveling through Europe, have arrived at Hotel des Saints-Peres. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Taussig were recent 0. cant view from the terrace along the banks Visitors to the British Empire Exposition at ill of the River Elbe. Wembley and have just returned to Paris. s 7 s+: * aQeasecacecececccaba SES SSBB SS SESS SRL aaa AN S this low price. be Tee. 2 ee ZY ) tH Z4Z | Siander Va-be >) G i e. Z > .50 . j . : it : — p: a | tic bong- Fe y. Z walnut wet ee a } * £ BZ! 2 RS a Btn Ses ph tabety Z 4 P { “3 $ Wy 32 y 4 cs a a itt UW — % 4% Yy Rs Rees Ti OR y Y, a YW Uij 4 Z Wis D i eee sf Witty 7 : , ip fe } 4 P Z o . Goodly 1g hg % “7 Y % C29) 44 tty fed | : GYS"Y YIFAZ | % bp Yee 44,39 ; fo e Ci th ea. yt i, yfris 4 7; a ts SS e AS ~\ Wy ~ “NS * ate ~ —_ on 4. “pgosccccsesrere FPF RAEPAEBALEBAPEPEBELPBEBEBEPEEBPABEAAEL nnn Saas ed SPEPPEPEBPEPOEBPEMEEEBEBEREEMEAEEEEELAE ed / ~ ss ROOTES as - os ana a * WS a . * oe oo *. OF fe ae Say Ce en te =, >, . i “— N SK » > ae : Pe ® a ath ~~ . — hy Son . See WOW WMA , = mae } Viti, js ee + 3S gee a “og Same age by day, a Bedroom Ge" “ist Z > a 2000net aneaeyy f % y Wy: ee oe erie Pie Y“Ulea ~~ t. The chairs are la. Te and roomy, A gent ont Z Y, phtltalltynl™™" 4, 4s id set , % Ry o. — . *, he mee” y, A4, dd “agecsses venport opens into a full-size ted. It is tenses ss lity Mossirrrariinited,, 3 iy” rere IR see eed h ae 2 1 Bie hg” Wtteotdnnyyyff BG d in a fine velour and has spring-cushion Odean pypppgpypptl? 1 Lippy ata, hip te tn pemamemmaneecegmen es 4 fon throughout. MISS MARGARET RUMSEY. 44 MISS MARGARET HOW. 4 MISS GRACE KINEALY | 4 MISS DOROTHY FOX, : daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Lewis Rumsey, A daughter of Mrs. Charles Adams How She ; Her marriage to John L. Pierson Jr. willtake 7 ; ) who will spend the summer with her mother ~ will spend the summer at Wianno, Mass., and place tomorrow. pe rie J WwW J J VU; LU Ce at H. F. Barr ranch in Wyoming. will enter Miss Porter’s School at Farming- — ton, Conn., next autumn. 7 of 7 ‘ “

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6) ‘ IS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH lai eee seme eee -_—_ 125 GUESTS AT he | frock was of that shade ga Shes suit and cap and Mrs. Harold elaborately embroidered in pearls |iting the “COUNT y FAIR”’ PARTY carried a doll oigg sr! » ss ee Kauffman might have been a nurse and rhinestones. bees : IN AMUSING DRESS "2" 2% Lansden McCandless was inner white frock and vell. | Mrs. George A. Clipner of 5929) in red and white polka dot. - a: Tom Revyburn was resplendent wePherson avenue has as her guest, | ? " J : fentinued trom Mreeeding Page. Donaldson Lambert was = ead in Mrs. Hayward Niedringhaus’ Miss Betty Hillebert of Los Ange- | = bien magano mons or pp wba a nears ‘green hrocade evening gown. Eu- les. Cal.. formerly of St. — ed . yr een ; ssl eames an id clothes visitor will remain several weeks) “yore a romper su of pink and might hay age a | gene Williams wore o c visito | hecks and Mrs Pelham Turner) mother, with her blond gedaan with a red tie and skirt, a patent and will be much entertained in-, cas in baby blue frock and sun-| high and green fo” teaaee stone leather hat and a huge boutonniere formally. bonne’ \lre Ma steT it ; Wilace from her fares a® mn eS = Johns in what was obvious), | tt wae blu cele wi “a with Laoutse Crunden and Miss Rebecca : =e sore 6 * apa ies aad Mrs. W_H. Ray of Chicago and | ri-colored head hout , aes went a6 emall girls, as didi ' _ her daughter are the guests of Mrs. The ‘ari ; re 4 mut her neck hiack hat minkn have een the 2 » th Ciantes Mf Pendio a ee us h incongruous Miss Mars — . ha ” eaicien town =undertaker In addition — a + oredr wae ing »* ow hot wit by pink Mf as Luc’ erry rs ; - ’ = — " hermes = ; ' eamers. perched on top of her Mullikin, formerly Miss Eliaabeth puerta “o ° ~ AID ea dns : head * | atauran. always the life of a party flounced dresses, their husbandsin, wie and Mrs. Louls Ruebling of Rea ; t} 1! , ns in a pink dress and a dusters and beards 2906 Eads avenue entertained Mr. eG seemed io he e prevalling was funny ! , ) fa) ic hip- ' , ‘ color. for Miss Janet Wallace's small flower-covered Mra Kenneth Drummond, Dick Ship- ang Mrs. Mayer Louis Kanstein of hat BOBBETTE BEAUTY SHOPPE 414°. N. 7th Street Phone Central 3403 leon Of Permanent Maree! Wave 00 ‘.unaranteed Neo Kinks a Limited Time =—=_ l spertenced Operaters Vns. FRAG SON ©) (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) \ a ‘ U > i 3 SALE OF Summer Hats TRIMMED, TAILORED AND SPORTS HATS FELTS, STRAW, SILK AND LEATHER HATS G BIS ad _— —= = * ss ees SS BS — ,_—_s This sale is to reduce immedi- ately our stocks of Summer Hats. Every Hat is a remarkable bar- gain at $1.95. Models for women, misses and matrons, in all Summer colors, including white. KLINE'’S - SS —_-—--— ek 2 Second Floor. . Charge Purchases Balance of Month Payable in August (Reg. t. S&S. Pat. Off.) - 506-08 \W Thru to Sixth St. ~~. ‘ashington Av. Attractive Rayon TUNIC DRESSES Just Think! An Entire Dress at This Low Price! $7) 87 cerwy is it possible to hind Summer Frocks as desirable and attrac- tive and so ridiculously imexpensive. There are dozens of brilliant color combinations and designs to choose from. These hustrous Rayon Frocks are very popular in the East—get a slip and you have a complete dress. COLORS INCLUDE Henna Lanvin French Blue Black White Tan Copen Poudre Blug ALINE’S—Matin Floor. , : silk lace | | Pearl-Embroidered. > | Miss Grubb selected a || wore a net gown with a design in || Mrs. ley, Samue! C Davis, Moore. George O'Neil and Winston | Johns were among the guests AMERICAN WOMEN | ' ARE PRESENTED AT BRITISH COURT i Centinued from Preceding Page. : Miss Baldwin, daughter of Oscar ‘HH. Baldwin of New Jersey, wore a velled with white chiffon cut on apron lines gown of peach satin, and inaet with diamond motifs of | | Her court train was of | | peach satin veiled with white chif- | fon. fashioned in butterfly design. | Georgette Gown, straight ‘white georgette gown, embroidered in pearls and rhinestones over a shell pink slip. The court. train was of silver brocade. She carried _ a pale pink ostrich fan. | Charles ‘california last week. man. of Racine, Wis., and Mrs. Sid- Charlies Bascom wore a white saflor white satin and tulle with the skirt (ney Lawrence of Chicago, are vis- women, Mr. @ a parents of the young of 4616 Vernon avenue. ; nd Mrs. Sam PE: BS = Mrs. Yale l Glubok and son, Nor- July Special, Tivoli Beauty Shoppe Phone Cabany 2640 $12 Also in white was Miss Rosalie Evans, who made her debut in a filmy chiffon gown embroidered with pearls. Mrs. Gilbert was dressed tn plat- fnum and silver brocade, woven with a motre design and empbrel- dered with diamante, shading from white to pearl gray. Miss Pratt pearls over a cloth of silver. | Snell wore silver broche | lace, combined with stiver lace. | Mre. H. A. Murray, who belongs ‘in New York, although she ts ‘making her home at Cambridge ‘for thé present, wore white bro- /eade with floral embroidery and silver traceries. Her court train | Was an old blue chiffon tipped | ‘with sliwer. She carried a white. } ostrich feather fan. | || St. Louisan Wore Gown of Silver Lace. | Miss Helen Sheldon, daughter of Lewis Sheldon of London and New | |Haven, Conn., made her curtsey fn | a straight gown with a petaled j ; ' a hem of white georgette empbrol- | }, dered with silver beads. '| Miss Annie Laurie Warmack, | ‘daughter of Mrs. Robert N. War- | mack of St. Louis, made a win- | some picture in a straight gown of | |silver lace cloth, flaring out below the knees and adorned low on the. left hip with a posy of white vel-. vet chrysanthemums with = silver | tassels. Her court train was also of silver lace, and she wore pearls and carried a large pale green os- | trich fan. Miss Loutse Boyd of San Fran- | cisco, daughter of the late John F. boyd, appeared at the second court | of the week gowned in silver/ tis- | sue with a blue velvet train em- | broidered with rhinestones and edged with chinchilla. It wag Iined | with blue tissue. Her only orna-. ment was of rhinestones and pearls. | Miss Boyd carried a white coque | feather fan and also were diamond earrings, belonging to her mother, | and diamond bracelets | Mrs. Willlam W. Grant of Den- ver appeared in white satin. em- dbroidered with diamante and gold. and her court train was tvory-co!l- ored chiffon velvet, showing dia- | mante and emDro!dertes. pearl earrings. | Mrs. Geroge @e Benville Kaim eof 'PhRiladeiphia chose silver tace for /her court gown, cut with a low |waistline and showing a filmy fa!! gee white tulle below. Her train was |ol@ family rose point lace, lined with silver. A large crimson flow- er lent a vivid touch. She carried a fan to match the flower and wore pearl and diamond orna- ments. Wife of Virginia Senator Presented. | Mrs. Claude A. Swanson of Chat- ‘ham, Va.. appeared in gold tace. over white satin, and her court train of similar satin was em)broi- dered with gold and lined with gold tissue. A cascade of filmy lace down one side of the gown gave a soft effect Mrs. Swanson, who is the wife of United States Senator | Swanson, aiso wore diamond orna- /ments and carried an ostrich fan. | Mra. B. Frank Mebane of Spray. .N. C., wore oyster white satin, em- | broidered with diamanfe and moth- | er of pear!. It was cut with e long V at the back and rounded in front and was fashioned in long, slim lines flaring out in gracefu! godets, ‘embroidered with diamante and /mother of pear!. It was worn over |& fourreau of cloth of silver. edged iwith filmy black lace and vetled |} with dusky black tulle. Mrs. Mebane’s court train was of cloth of silver cut tm line with the V in her gown. the V embroidered. like the hem. to match the gown When she removed her coat to -2- —-—. " Silk and travel. and % on eAcain we have succeeded in regrouping a selection of higher-priced Dresses which under the usual reduction practice would never be offered at this low price! sembling femaining numbers from many lines, in many in- | stances only one and two of a style, we have felt justified in placing a very low price on them for final clearance. : You will find excellent sport modes, and frocks for va¢ation In fact tor all hot weather needs. Fashioned of de- sirable Summer silks in a wide variety of colorings. Really, marvelous savings! ctions. of sr Da . ae ==. Selected — uimmer — Dresses — — By as- All sizes. 24 SUITS Reduced to 310 Choice | SUITS eof House $39.75 a (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) (RN CHARGE PURCHASES BALANCE OF MONTH PAYABLE IN AUGUST WHITE SILK HOSE Semi-fashioned ... Perfect Quality ... Lisle Reinforce- ments... Excellent Values.. ELINE'S—Main Floor. Sacrificed! 37 COATS At Cost and Less Than Cost ‘25 | 26 COATS At Cost and Less Than Coat IPS Nainsook Slips A choice selection of Det- ter Slips & attractively lace-trimmed models. Ma- terial is «se lected quality 69 nainsook. Very excellent values... AGAIN! KLINE’S ESTABLISH A GREATER VALUE! TUB SILK FROCKS FRESH AND NEW SMART AND SERVICEABLE Pure Tub Silk. Imagine, at this record-breaking low price Thése are the hot-weather util- ity Frocks that have been so very popular this Summer. Made in a number cof smart sport styles. Newest stripe combinations. Newest color combinatiens. REMARKABLE VALUES!? KLINE'S—BSasement. i wi ps. Science Finds Reducer F ' Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Her- he, Please send me your Babs Beauty Book.’’ (Signed) ~ St. ¢ ' | quit taking them for twe wu la ' fleshiness. again te: péliean o: a ‘the thyroid gland does cause many | (Sisned) Mrs. W. I, a to become quickly fat. By supply- Joseph, Mo. — arm me & and by ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i Frank H. Hamilton of St. , a ’ has joined her brother-in- | 406 are among the promine gnd sister. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian | members of this Berkshire colo at the Curtis Hotel, Len- tes, return year after year to « joy the delights of the hills. The Greatest Beauty Story Ever Told NESTAL LANOIL WAVE Woman's Charm. That Large. Soft, No Friss or Kinks ? or Every . : Set sarcel-Looking Wave. ge $11.00 We BE SURE TO ASK FOR YOUR FREE ARCH LA VERA BEAUTYE SHOPPE MRS. 0. THOMSON Phone Olfve 1113 seantibe Expert gu N. 7TH STREET 7TH and PINE STS. he 2d Floor St. Louis’ Footwear Style Center, Fashion 1ST ANNIVERSAE in Arbolone tablets as a home) better health Very trulye¢ ‘ erin, Artal ie fo ingrede [See StF sg High Grade, Novelty ents) to those men and women who DETROIT, MICH. wish to reduce successfully. man, 6038 Dix Av., FOOTWEA more than pleased with A I print by permission or wr tone Tablets. I have taken otter 4 letters I regularly receive from those | © 58. oP veiphed 2 00 ; sale who rejoice when free from the em- | fu’. .1 welgned 2 re In 3 Price Groups barrassing, annoying condition. down to 195 and ex : 33 WHITE KID BLONDE KID $ 85 $ : APRICOT KID nn GRAY KID / SANDALS OPERA. PUMPS D’'ORSAY OPERAS CUT-OUTS STRAPS - GORES ~ TIE: Smart women will instant ly recognize the import ance of these savings Available in all heels, a! sizes, all widths. GEASHION CBO 504 North Seventh (Between Washing Fy CF OO SO IS" a Sw" eo a ONNENFE 6/O fe 6/é In This Sale of $5 An Extra | poveeeee | IS 1S the |} FIRST $5 DRE EXTRA $5 DRE To Participate in This Event it i r be purchased, ,* ’ two Dresses the fir second at $1, but you do not h both for 2000 Dresses for this sale in mendous price concession, early a vised. aie Ee EEE BABE BA BABA A AAAS 77, Tf"... Tv eeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-,,-,-e-eee---”- —- = - - = - - "= ll i ee Choice of 2500 Cool Dresses of These Fi Pare Linens

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* ow Or POR ty Re eres eae wr ¢ * . pw | POST-DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT nce Finds Reducer For Over-Fat People By Dr. Lewis Bake, M. D. Scientific minds | Reduced 10 Pounds . have delved into | e Weeks . Two the secrets of. the} Dear Sir: ‘*T have follow, | rections, and ? ductiess glands of weeks. thanke ro Aroha in the human body! Please send me your H and some are 80/?Beauty Book.’’ (8; ealth bold as to declaim| Harris, 1022 gt. Clae Se pia that with the fur- | Ohio. +» Cleve ther study of this subject man or Did Not Gain After Reducin thin or fat, ugly or ‘e 4 or brilliant, old or| benetie Tmo, L thank you for One outstanding fact | ,.., fA bol © received from | ty (over-fatness) can | ¢ ‘ ~ olofe tablets. T regi trolled whan we know nen en to 125 pounds. important glands of q aking them for two see if I would régai causing the shoormas! roe haath abet me Dis did paired secretions Of |soain to reduce to 115 aS and does cause MADY | (Sioned) Mrs, W. J, «, Pounds ly fat. By supply- Joseph, Mo. ; j ’ . t, aiding the “sous New, Bae Better & a were, many pouncs; “It is with great pleane sis fat can be banished. | tel! you of the benefit derive : Arbolons. I am reduced ¢ “-s recommend five) sired weight, as we}l] By . tablets as a home| better health. Very truly.” (aie ret as to ingredi- | “T®- eg , El Do men and women Who) ynerTROoIT, MICH successfully. man, te Dix AV., a more an eas . rmission some of the| Tablets. I cave cakes nant receive from those ne. mys Dover, haa any §' free from the em-| 1. take Arbolone Tablets : ondition. a ying c down to 195 and expect to loge me are followed there| way. Ete *7™ me in mal results from the use| Arbolone tablets are sola andr The formula on the eeeeonees > St. Louis b : ; r +? : be submitted to your) Koinh Drug Stores ene pase druggists eve here. , AUGUST WHITE SILK HOSE Semi-fashioned ... Perfect Quality ... Lisle Reinforce- $ ments... Excellent Values... ELINE'S—Main Floor. | r | Sacrificed} PS | 37 COATS f At Cost and Less Than Cost 25 26 COATS PERMANENT WAVE “pe a ee ee ee ee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1925. ST.LOUIS POS!I-UISPATCH | oe “mank H. Hamilton of St. -_ Shas joined her brother-in-/|208 are among the prominent} Mr. and Mrs, Theron Catlin and gsister, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian | members of this Berkshire colony daughter, Miss Frances, of St. ang, at the Curtis Hotel, Len-|who return year after year to en- Louls, will spend the summer, as) Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Her-'joy the delights of the hills. as at their home in Dublin, N. | The Greatest Beauty Story Ever Told NESTAL LANOIL Society for over cighty years has relied upon Gonr- aud's Oriental Cream to keep the skin and complexion in perfect condition through the stress of the season's activities. White Flesh-Rachel. 4 Send 'Oe¢ for Trial Size ; FERS. T. HOPKINS & SON, New York Every Woman's Charm, That Large, Soft, Oe oerel- Looking Wave. No Friss or Kinks $11.00 “Be gE SURE TO ASK FOR YOUR FREE ARCH LA VERA BEAUTYE SHOPPE N W. 7TH STREET 2d Floor 7TH and PINE STs. ; | | | > Le > 9.32 CS. 9.279 FO SF9 F999 FV? St. Louis’ “Footwear Style Center, Fashion Bootery, Now Offers Its IS’ ANNIVERSARY SALE High Grade, Novelty FOOTWEAR In 3 Price Groups ESS 4) \ ‘ N WHITE KID y, PATENT BLONDE KID $ 85 jj $ 85 BLACK SATIN APRICOT KID one y, — BLONDE SATIN d. COMBINATIONS GRAY KID > SANDALS OPERA PUMPS D'ORSAY OPERAS CUT-OUTS STRAPS « GORES - TIES Smart women will instant- ly recognize the import- ance of these savings. Available in all heels, all sizes, all widths. COFASHION CSOOTERY 504 North Seventh (Between Washington and St. Charles) ‘> 0.2920 S | | 2 | y | Noy | ; | LF C ~~ — ee eee — CF QD OD YI ET OY OT © OB) 90 OT TO "Oe . a MANY ST. LOUISANS AT EASTERN ; ; RESORTS ito flourish this summer, as great interest is already manifested, not only in the larger craft, but in the Svecial to the Post-Dispatch. BOSTON, June 27.—With the President of the United States, three foreign embassies, those of Great Britain, Italy and Germany, a Justice of the Supreme Court, to say nothing of many lesser per- Sonages known throughout the country, spending the summer in Massachusettts, the North Shore promises to be quite in the lime- light this season. Harvard men who returned for their twenty-fifth reunion last week made the most of their op- portunities and carried through a most satisfactory program. One of the enjoyable events was the even- ing spent at the Harvard Club in Boston, at which Mr. John H. Hol- liday of St. Louis presided as toastmaster. Among other@ pres- ent was Edward Mallinckrodt Jr. of St. Louis. Mrs, Samuel Gordon of St. Louis, who in previous years has occt- pied the Shute cottage at Annis- At Hyannisport on Vineyané| magnificent estate they are devel- | Orr Sound, Mrs. Alvan B. Gordon and| oping at Seal Harbor., They will | family are established at one of | PERMANENT WAV Mr. and Mrs. A. P. DeCamp of return later for a long season on the cottages on the bluff. the Maine coast. RINGLET ENDS | Nestle Lanoll Method, The machine is the only one that gives = large, loose wave, nearing & oerma- St. Louls have opened their cot- tage in the Long Beach section of Hyannis, Cape Cod. Racing at Bar Harbor promises new design 17-footers, introduced last year and known as the M. D. I. (Mount Desert Island) class. Among those who have boats en- tered in this class are Mr. Joseph John D. Rockefeller Jr. Fords at Seal Harbor. of Mr. and Mrs, Edse] Ford paid a flying visit to Bar Harbor this Expert Perma- nent Wave Op- erator—is now with Billy Bob- ry. where she is giving the MARCEL gt Leon improved oil method. elephone 50 Includes the Cent. 6960 $17. Oils Treatment Billy's Bobbery29s City Club Bldg. llth and Locust. a Marcel Waves, 75c (except Saturday) : 4 PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SHOPPF ae Margaret E. Burke 3195 S. GRAND BL. Grand 2897 Announces ’ eee ae a No More Fat; Wash It Away Daug hter of the inventor of the Pulitzer, Mr. Edsel Ford and Mr. famous Leon Permanent Waving Machine and the Leon Oi! Method Permanént Waving WITH MARCEL WAVE. The cost of a permanent wave month to inspect the work on the! HH} by this expert will be $20.00 for the entire head, including sham- poo, hot ofl, hair cut and all nec- essary treatment for the finished head. Mise Leon ia in St. Louia for a limited time. Make your appoint- ment without delay. Margaret E. Burke shrinks the n, leaving {it free from flabbiness PERMANENT WAVE Beauty Shoppe eutrantes by Judes & Dolph. Drug Stores, Woltt uaranteed No Kink. Ne Water Waving Second Floce Town Club Bidg., Wilson Drug Co., Enderle Drug Co. and all good Call Olive 9077 oe $ nent col. Ne water wavieg re . quired or combs. No kinks or frizz. With La-Mar Reducing Soap New Discovery Brings Quick and Amazing Results and Shrinks the Skin, Keeping It Free From’Telitale Wrinkles What will reduce me and make me thin’ Science anawers this question with La-Mar Re ducing Soap. a new erg that reduces any art of the body without affecting other parte. Nothing internal to take. No dieting or exercises. You simply wash your fat away without ing your regular routine. It acts like magte reducing double chin, abdomen. ungainly ankles fat wrists. arms, shoulders. |! breaste or superfluous flesh on any part of ¢t body. Fat is a needless burden. over-taxing the heart. caus- ing high blood pressure and hardening of the arteries. And who ever saw « double chin thet ing? Fat is fatal alike to beauty and to health Lo-Mar R ing Soap washes it away and drug and department stores, or direct to you By prepaid parcel post if your dealer cannot suppir you. Price 50c a cake, or three cakes for $1.00: one to three cakes usually accomplish its pur- pose. You'll be surprised at results. LA-MAR LABORATO 255 Beckman Balldin Ohie 1120 Locust quam, has leased the Putnam cot- tage for the summer. Mr. and’ Mrs. Gordon and daughter, Miss Virginia, will arrive shortly for the season and later will be joined by another daughter, Mrs. James Dawson. At Artists’ Colony. Mrs. Kathryn EF. Cherry of 8&t Louts, has again taken the ‘‘Boat- house Studio” at Rocky Neck, East Gloucester. This is in the midst of the large artist colony which, during the past few years has brought fame to this section of | Cape Ann. The annual exhibitions’ of the artists {s one of the events) of the summer season which at-! tract large numbers of visitors to) Gloucester. Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Frerichs and. daughter, Miss Hildegarde Frer-| ichs, of St. Fouis, who came to) Boston some time ago, were at the) Oceanside, Magnolia, for the open-| ing dav. They will remain a few! weeks for the early season. Newcomers to the North Shore this vear will include Mrs. John Garrymore, wife of the actor. Mrs.! Rarrymore has many friends| | among the shore people but intends | | to devote\her time almost entirely ' to studying dramatic art at the; American theater. At Wianno, Cape Cod. The summer colony at Wianno Cane Cod, is to be the home of irs. Charles Adams How and ‘sughter, Miss Margaret How, of ct. Louis, during July and August Aliso of the Wianno contingent are ' Dr. and Mrs. H. Chouteau Dyer) na family of St. Louis, who for| . ’ many vears have spent iong. sea-| cans at their delichtful estate; ‘(hateau Chouteau.’ : | At Cost and Slips | ies Then Cost jon of bat- attractively AGAIN! > ESTABLISH TER VALUE! AND NEW RT RVICEABLE ): i” . Silk. Imagine, at breaking low price he hot-weather util- that have been so this Summer. mumber of smart oe. Newest stripe * Newest color 8. ARKABLE ALUES! $—Basement. 6/0 fo 6/8 WASHINGTON AVE. In This Sale of $5 Dresses You Can Buy power | his is the Plan FIRST $5 DRESS.. $5 EXTRA $5 DRESS... $1 To Participate in This Event it is necessary that two Dresses be purchased, the first at $5 and the second at $1, but you do not have to purchase both for yourself. Although we purchased over 2000 Dresses for this sale in order to secure a tre- mendous price concession, early attendance is ad- vised. > TTT" ss" '*'s'*TsT',,x,sT,sT''sT'sT,'* ts'"¥s'*"" _ iA A A RA AED AL EAD DAA AAD ADD AAA AAAAAAAA AAAS rT rTrTr tts s' Tx sTjsT"sT\',x, =, ', , =," _-. Ss SD DD DD DD DD DDD DL DL SD DL DL L LL LL EL LL LD DD cesti bs iirihi hihi iii ip bbb hb bb bbb 6644444444444 404446464444444444404444 *& A A Se LD DL DL DL DD DD DD DDD DD DDD DD DADA ADD DDD __ooreeeeeeeeeeeeee,,,”,-”,”” Choice of 2500 Cool Summery $5 Dresses of These Fine Materials Pare Linens _Hand-Drawn Linens Ratines Voiles Hand-Drawn Voiles Striped Broadcloths Solid Broadcloths All Sizes for Women and Misses ( Basement.) An Extra Dress F.... ' ' ' ' : ' ——S d_ 2 ~~ =~» SON Midsummer Hat Sale ) For the Loveliest, Softest Wave, Have Our Nestle Lanoil Permanent ‘S It falls into the lines of a marcel wave, and will free you. from hair worries the Summer through. (Beauty Shop— Mezzanine floor.) White Kid Shoes $Q 50 The “Belmont” Pump sketched above is only one of the many smart new models featured at $8.50. Excelling in the qual- ity of the kid as well as in fit and styling, the Shoes in this group are exceptional in value-giv- ing. (Footwear Shop—First Floor.) “ul FREE PARKING SERVICE IN THE COMMODORE GARAGE, 7TH STREET, NORTH OF = NENFELDS 610 to 618 Washington Avenue Offering the Season's Most Bewitching Modes at the Season's Most Attractive Sale PRG. <0 sven ee Hats for COUNTRY CLUB ROOF GARDEN MOTORING TRAVELING SPORTS STREET There are large Hats of airy Hairbraids, in white and pastel shades, with soft flower or tailored trims; crush- able Hats of Bengaline; smart Draped Turbans of Satin Roi or pin-tucked Crepe; chic Sport Felts, in white, black and Summer colors; Meadowbrooks and Bangkoks. (Millinery Salon—Second Floor.) The First Floor Shops. Have Anticipated Your Summer Needs LACE-TRIMMED NEGLIGEES, of crepe de $ 00 chine, in a lovely assortment of soft tints, in coat 1 and side-tie styles .........cseeececreseereecess ALL-WOOL BATHING SUITS, in favored Cali- $ 95 fornia one-piece style, in black, navy and colors, 2 with fancy stripes .........- cee cee een reeeeeenes _GOWNS, TEDDIES and STEP-INS, of crepe de * $ 95 chine, radium and crepe satin, in new patterns, . daintily lace-trimmed ........-.-+++0+. sedeccese or tailored styles, in white or colors, with hip- length hems .......-.+-+-- ccon kesomeededeseves pp: 398 CORSELETTES, of pink satin or silk brocaded 5 TUB-SILK SLIPS, in embroidered, lace-trimmed $ patterns, in sizes 34 to 46, especially comfortable $ for Summertime ............-+.- occdesncconoces BANDEAU, of allover lace or figured brocades, in sizes 30 to 38, in attractive styles to choose Cnditn: nekeales » 4006n06004)46000EE pvetebtoanwed COOL GOWNS, STEP-INS and CHEMISES, of $ voile, novelty batiste and Windsor crepe, in white and COIOTS ..cccccccccccecccces oadbanweke eéonded “ 9 vuiinliibapi arenes

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— , ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH 4 . — The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED SUNDAY JUNE 28, 19g. Sillieseatieaaee —~ G€DAPTO SHOES Sr STOUT WOMEN eres Do Vou, too, find it a prob- lem to get footwear that will properly set off your charming, new, Summer frocks. Then stop in at Lane Bryant and, for the first time, enjoy the oppor- tunity of selecting from a host of new models just the ar pair of smart, ADAPTO Shoes to go with each costume in your wardrobe. ADAPTO Shoes are made especially for Stout Wom- ever Sizes to ll Widths AAA to EEF - Our Foot Specialist gg Rg gt AR nal en, so you'll find them as all ADAPTO Shoe wearers, comfortable to wear as they and to those who suffer with their feet fane Bryant SIXT are good to look upon. July Sale of Underwear il A timely event Planned especially for the wom- ‘ ue an who ts going away. Our July sale offers many “® wonderful opportunities to replenish one’s ward- robe of Summer underthings, at a desired saving. @ Among the endless varieties of new and different * things offered in this July sale are: | € Stik and Cotton Crepe @ Batiste, Jersey, Crepe de s as Kimonos Ilururiousiy fash (Chine and Geergette lace- a ioned of washable materia! me * soe daintily errs + atiored—large assortment— im the wonted shades, cspe- and at prices that will ap- cally priced at $1.95 to $55 @ Princess heme “ally pri * pealto you. $2.95 to $18 Winity star... $1.95, $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 * @ Real Lace-Trimmed Princess Slips $3.50 and Up | - STi; are now erpectally priced al q Tud Svwk Princess Slips— ae * Repecwaiip priced at ..... behoSeecrtccoce $3.95 and Up | All Merchdndise Beught Now Will be Charged August 1st = = * ) IS PERSPIRATION RUINING YOUR CLOTHES? DOES THIS HOT WEATHER MAKE YOU FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE? TRY BON ODOR New French wonderful soothing deodorant which releves perspiration and odors and gives vou a cool, clean feeling. INCOMPARABLE TO RELIEVE SUNBURN } ONE LARGE SIZE SAMPLE ABSOLUTELY FREE TO EVERY READER OF THE POST-DISPATCH if this hot comfortable weather makes vou feel un if fear to ruin your clothes with excessive perspiratien—if unpleasant odors annoy vou, vou can easily be relieved with ‘‘Ben Odor’’ Paris latest creation—‘‘Bon Odor'’ is a soothing, cooling deodorant: easy ap- piv. It comes in the form of a delight ful seented powder—all vou need to do 8 to shake on ‘‘ Bon Odor'’ in the morz- x and you will feel a wonderful relief frm perspiration and body odors for at least twenty-four hours—Notice how dif. ferent and cool you will feel even in the oe warmest days after vou apply ‘‘Bon \ Oder’’—It is guaranteed not to harm the you ae OOO EE ‘mest delloate skin appiled on pimples } red skin, or eruptions i’ will quickiv ; \/7 heal them. YOU SHOULD NOT GO TO j/Ji THE BRACH WITHOUT A CAN Or Lis : ‘RON ODOR” IW YOUR RAGQ—AS IT ’ ~~ POSITIVELY WONDERFUL To PRE- “es VENT AND, RELIEVE SUNBURN. convince you Sr the ful. eaot oe and asallag ct ct “pen | FREE COUPON Ne. 96 Oder.” « sample sine wii! MTENTIFM RESEARCH LABORA. be FRE to every TORINS, tee ,»’ Yo ; eof the POST-DISPATOCH Send me sieelutely Free of chargs iF) | @ne largesize sample of “BON | | ODOR” and book!er. | ; VAMP ADDILDAS ——— oe _ Windermere place. Cl A Bride of the Week BARNBECK Schwieg photo. Meecx was until Miss Mildred daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melsheimer. last ~-——— -— or WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS Miss Frances Compton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Comp- ‘ton of Kingsbury place, has chosen ARS.CE RS. CARL EUGENE BARN-. week | Melsheimer, | Louis | RECENT ST.LOUIS Oct. 17 as the date of her wedding | of Mr. *” to Turner Clarkson, son and Mrs Palmer Clarkson of There will be followed Compton wedding that of a large church ceremony by a reception at the home. Another October interesting to society is Edward Morton Banis has been scheduled for Oct. ‘ear + #& & Second Presbyterian Church will be, the scene of the ceremony, which will be followed by a reception. Miss Whiteside will go to New York late August to purchase her trousseau The Bemis-Luyties ceremony Oct. 3 will be held at St. Michael and All Angels Church here will be eight bridegrnaids and the event promises to be one of the most elaborate of the fall Mr. Luytiea will take his bride to Europe on thelr wedding trip. The marriage of Miss Ida Ly- saght and William Lee Massey took piace Wednesday morning at the Church of the Holy Redeemer, the Rev. Father Kane officiating. Miss Eloise Jones was maid of honor, and Douglas Murphy, cousin of the bride, best man \ breakfast Was followed at the home of Mrs. Mau rice T. Murphy, on East Lockwood avenue, Webster Groves wick whom the bride resided Mr. Mas- sey is building a home in Sherwood Forest, which wi'l be ready for occupancy in the fall when they re turn from eir honeymoon trip Mrs. Massey is a eraduate of the Sacred Heart Convent and served 4s a maid of honor at the Vei'ted Prophet ball three years ago An attractive wedding of tomor. roW Will De that of Wises (Crace Kinealy, daughter Mr. and Mrs John H. Kinealy of Ferguson and John L. Pierson J; rhe ceremony Will be performed at 4 o clock at the Kinealy home by the Re. liar- mon «. St. Claire. ; f St. Ste- phen’s Church, in th presence of the two families ist prior to the entrance o he brid party t ee ae ast 2 -_ party tne eras 2.7 marcn wil be sung by William H Sryan, so- prane SO:O01Ist at Christ Church Ca- thedral. Walter } Sryan will play the wedding march Miss Sarah Brisco Kinealy will be her hister's maid of honor, and Mrs. H. Grady Jackson of Biltmore, N. ces former- ly Mias Virginia Kinealy, matron of honor. Ralph Pierson will be his brother's best man,and J. Hen-'| ry Kinealy and John Paul Went.! worth witll be groomsmen There .. will be a reception at 4 o clock te which 300 guests have been invit- ed, and afterward refreshments will be served in the garden. Among the prewedding parties for the bride was a luncheon bridge at the Midland Valley Country ub, at which Mrs. Frank Souther Codding of Aderdeen place was hostess; a juncheon at the Bellerive Country Club, given by Mrs. Gar- feild Taussig;: a bridge, by Mrs. Ra lh Johnsen, and a lumecheon at Coninued on Next Page. ) “WE EXCEL IN WAVING $15 nes SUMMER SALE | $45.00 and $65.00 patterns — | for 635.00 and $45.00. ie No Extra Charge for Shampoo an@ Hair Trim. Made to order ecnly. a0 | ~~ ot on Al - die «eam GREGORY’S it Mme. Krupin Beauty Shoppe 4446 Olive. Delmar #341. | | Grand and Franklin } EXPERT OPERATORS ONLY “Gray Shop” Distributors to the St. Louis Shopping District of | F ashions of Today, for Larger Women FOR ¥OUR VACATION @ High Cost Coats at Lower Prices @ now 14, PRICE | No matter where you are going—whether it be a trip to the mountains, or | if you prefer the glamour of a fashionable seaside resort—you will want a | smart Coat, all made in plain simplicity, new colorings. Sizes 3814 to 56ls. - WEARABILITY DRESSES FOR TOURING | Starts SH $19.2 to $49:50 Thousands of Pairs of Seasonable and Fashionable Monday OES at liow exhilarating to speed along the highway in a powerful motor ear—s past green fields, over purple mountains, &hrough villages—but the motor trip requests a special kind of frock and wardrobe. Servicable Dresses that wil! not show the wear and dust, but that are chic and the latest word in smartness Silks and cottons. Sizes 3814 to 56%. All colors. ; Crosby’s “Gray Sho 1019-21 Locust St. Henry M. Schmidt, Prest. DAG ss Ril >) 1? ~Sveltline | >» Ya VO City Art Museum Museum Hour for Grown Persons Tuesdays, 10 a. m. Story Hours for Children Wednesdays, 3 p. m. Saturdays, 10 a. m. 4 WUMAN I6 AS THE HER ve A great many women whe look old and care- worn are made attractive. ‘D /the sagging muscies, tighten the skin /around the neck line a . tao x Swope’s ANNUAL JuLY § ALE Men’s and Women’s§ GREAT SAVING$ 2 NDAYT. JUNE 28. 1925 ee ee ent ie. ECENT ST. LOUIS | ENGAGEMENTS AND WEDDINGS from Preeeding Page. + | continacd ‘ rriversity Club by Mrs. George Sisier. are - a b= he wedding Ot Miss n daughter of Mr ul Robyn of 3745 Lin and Edmond Siemers, son of 1 #2 | ‘ rs Lu ' ednesday miv Odile Ro- and Mrs tell boule- Siemers, took p] morning vis U High Schoo hap- iene bride was gowned in ereab ae embroidered batiste with , georgette picture hat faced Her flowers were G ersits rr / : The Orange Drink that will give you more Pp. You can make it at home—no boftiing go bother—just add a little “K-i" te a glass of iccd water. ideal with meals (many peogie pre‘er it to iced tea), or for a ceoling or evening drink. Serve it to your The children like it—KAWON is ony. Try a bottle today. At Your Druggist “it sure is worth trying” attach a One Doilar bill to this advertise- meat and mail with your name to KAWON PRODUCTS COMPANY gis Chemical Bigg. St. Lewis, Ma. EXCURSION STEAMERS ST-PAUL wvJ-S: aay... 922 M4MY ar... 943 are. S4r.. 222 GAT AFT... 222 ave MIGHT. 822 Yar.895 pre WHARF AT FOOT OF WAGHINGTON AVE. 1 & INFORMATION - PHONE CENT. '0O65 te, 7 “Where the Crowds Ge.” “M gnday Specials” PURE LARD All beg preducts are ad- Sth. tiemit: please hring Lary serpy. An : 5 ise value. : a i ii edie atin! OO LO el le om ll _— Our Annual Sale of French Room Models Will Begin Monday. ee ee ee inconeorarro (GARLANDS WHITE tee ~ ee... “ae, eye ee Ny Oa tl i ti aati OR Ot Ag ll, ~~... —~— i i i i i i eatin ate — ~ - ——— ~~ > ln aie cil fillies CO ee ~~ ee ~ ~~ $7.50 to $16.75, Now 20e+eeee —_ See eee mee oe eee + © © ce eee See OSS S SESS eee ae Hone SSesors - 7m Or eer © we a =e " ©@8 © ee er eeece _“«« eee ere eee s © "eee ee "Te @ eee ee- « eee ee eees « e* eee owe ~ “ree ee. The | the !? Loomis dine will take place ar , of the bride's parents. Mr. and Orson B. Loomis, -193% East | street. Cleveland, formerty of ster Groves. The bride isa na ber of Pi Beta Phi The marriage of Miss, (rac Long of 5528 Pershing avenue Elmer H. Schroeder of Wat toma. Wis., took place Wedne afternoon. The couple are tra ing in the North on their wed trip and will make their hom Milwaukee. A wedding of July 4 will be of Mise Stephanie Adelaide man, daughter of Mr ‘John I. Gorman of 1234 Ham avenue, and Edward Emmett | and + 6 > » 2 ae a 4 i ai ae es ee ee ee ee “onstruction “y\e for Summer wear. AA toe € g White Kid and Patent Kid | COVERED SPANISH HEELS Here is a levely new DP’Orsay Pump style tn patent or white kid with small cut-out on vanp. transforms if Perfect fittings in sizes 21% Moderately priced at $46.5°. gts augsasseunu8gces ss “™~\ + eensenbrennets SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES A New Style for Summer Wear! D’Orsay Pumps Alttractively Priced 6 5( The ideal Shoe fe both dress and general wear. : Its, clever inte an unusually smart (Piret Fleer.)

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“NDAY. JUNE. 2a 1925 SUND AY, to 229 *. . Kiite«+ 7 rson B. Loomis, 1838 East 11st Navy Beans street, Cleveland, formerly of Web- LBS.... ster Groves. The bride is a men Fancy “Dp Rose s' ber of Pi Beta Phi Head Rice “a The marriage of Miss Grace M . Long of 5528 Pershing avenue and "ee a: Elmer H. — Schroeder of Wauwa tosa. Wis., took place Wednesday afternoon. The couple are-travel- ing in the North on their wedding trip and will make their home in Milwaukee. A wedding of July 4 will be that of Miss Stephanie Adelaide Gor- | and Mrs. | daughter of Mr. John I. Gorman of 1234 Hamilton avenue, and Edward Emmett Hen- nessey, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. ‘ q's ea eeungtes 4 } A New Style for = a COVERED SPA Here is a lovely or white construction transforms it Siyle for Summer wear to &, AA to C Moderately ° WAY—410-12-14 SIXTH eit still - SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES D’Orsay Pumps White Kid and Patent Kid new D' Orsay kid with small cut- l’e oe et ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ae wy om _° st / ° . bd Summer Wear! = 5 s _- Altractively a Priced ® 4 = | Ad ‘ *'6= The ideal Shoe for both dress and general wear. NISH HEELS Pump styvie in patent out on vamp. Its cleve) into an unusually smart rfect fittings in sizes 2% $6.50 (First Fioor.) ee ee ee ee i a oe he | priced at ¢ * o was, before Miss Chicago, reside in the fal] bridegroom(’s Klus.- Westmoreland a fue, at St. O'clock mass, | Glynn officiating. _ Le Clere of Tell City. | maid | Martin, fowned in embroidered ‘filet lace over c anary and tea rose, | respectively, | ‘lines draped Hlennessey of 4941 St. Louis Rose’s Church at 9/ the Rev. J. J. Mc-} Miss Delphine Ind., will be and Miss Agnes) bridesmaid. They will be | Met and| of honor and will carry bouquets to match, The bride will wear flesh- tinted | White bridal satin made on straight With Dutchess lace caught with a pearl ornament and a rose point lace which was worn} Coninued on Next Page. Lucille-Francis Method SPECIALISTS ‘Removing Superfluous Hair EYEBROWS ARCHED MISS G. HEYNE, Specializing in Manicuring, Hair Dressing and Marcel Waving Phone for Appointment—Olive 9300 322 Frisco Bidg. arm Li ct citi, cy ‘ita New Silk SAMPLE DRESSES 2 Worth Much More. New House Wrapper, 45c Women’s Knickers and Blouses, 45c 1012 N. GRAND OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. ave.- |! TINA el min ey MONTH-END SALE 2000 Pairs of Women's White & Summer Footwear $ 85 $10 & $8 ae $7.50 & $6.50 | ualities | Qualities While Aid White Linen Palent Leather Black Satin Tan Calf Monday and Tuesday we offer these substantia] re- ductions on white and Summer Footwear styles. In- cluded are straps, sandals, gore pumps and ties for dress, afternoon and sport wear. Spike, military, Cuban and low flat heels; all sizes and widths in the group. MA(N MAIL ORDERS The Place to Bury Shoes’ -Fiti WASHINGTON * Zz SE IO LA a aes Ne Ne ONG NG TG NG Ne Ja / aun p IE EE Charge Purchases Payable in August. Monday and MON Buy Now N Straws y, Hairbraids Ki , ign : Crepes Satins 4 Combinations Novellies and Unrestricted Choice of the House on Coats.Ensembles DRESSES That sold for $35, now That sold for $25, now ENSEMBLES That sold for $75, now That sold for $45, now That sold for $25, now COATS That sold for $65, now That sold for $35, now..... 5 s That sold for $25, now 7 ‘Third Floor is ™~ ite A Group of Spring DRESSES PRICE That sold for $75, now.... That sold for $49.50, now.... That sold for $99.50, now.... That sold for $125. now... “ae $17.50 | pean $12.50 | $49.75 oe $37.50 | White Kid White Linen Hates. $22.50 | Tan Calf Batif Calf tenes $12.50 Black Satin Blonde Satin | Patent an special month-end grouping of $62.50 broken sizes from our most popular gn Pe $32.50 and finest lines. Straps, Sandals, gore . $17.50 pumps, and ties with spike, military, ea $12.50 Cuban or low flat heels. Myles. 7rY at § ST. CHARLES ies at Ot Tuesday—Last 2 Days of Our END SALE the Rest of the Summer Charge Purchases be Payable in August. for Spectal— From Our Better Lines 196 HATS 22 Hats were $25 13 Hats were $22.50 27 Hats were $20 24 Hats were $17.50 43 Hats were $15 Si 196 96 Remarkable Values at. 32 Hats were $12.50 35 Hats were $10 Surely those women who appreciate the un- usual in values will be here bright and early Monday, for this is one of the most radical and sweeping reduction sales we have ever announced. (Because all are one-of-a-kind models, no mail orders filled). (Second Floor.) uAwp Oo=— See $10, $8.50 and $6.50 —__ §TOUT\> White & Summer ;: FOOTWEAR So 3 a ‘Main Floor.) MYLES CORNER AND EXTRA ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SIZES LENDERIZING APPAREL 36x36 WOM ENs:: Monday—we seemibates a great Lane Bryant event, “NATION- AL DEMONSTRATION DRESS WEEK”—a store-wide event being participated in by all Lane Bryant Stores. Sane Bry ant «: cine | SIXTH AND LOCUST STS., ST. LOUIS National Denali Dress Week featuring four Smart Dress Collections at $1075 81575 $1975 $7500] New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Tub Silk. stout sizes. 15.75 Drury Lane pleat- ed Georgette trim, stout seizes. | 19.75 Pique, eye- let emb. trim. Reg- ular sizes. 10.75 George? te and print ed crepe comb. Reg. These new Summertime Frocks-represent a special effort on the part of our Fashion Staff to ete the season’s most charming modes during “DEMONSTRATION WEEK” at prices simply unparalleled for —_ qua@iity merchandise and distinctive style. A diverse selec- tion of materials ON SALE All the newer silks and cottons are includ- and stvles, in edin the vast assortment. Radiant Summer SECOND both regular and colors and chic trimmings abound. Frocks nA stout’ sizes at for every Summer occasion and so reason- FLOOR ably priced at 10.75—15.75—19.75 and 25.00. AND IN THE Jane Hryant Basi Lean | SIXTH AND LOCUST STS. 5000 New Summer Dresses “_ 4” Here’s the absolute climax in value-giving. Dotted, figured and Normandy Voiles, the wanted Broadcloths, smart Linens, Fou- each price. SIXTH AND LOCUST STS. St. Louis’ Only Bargain Basement for Stout Women aD, APS. lards and “Rayons.” A host of pretty Piste | / styles in all the Summer colors and with St Ama ebes /// dainty trimmings. Slenderizing styles cre- Hy EER ie ee) | ated especially for the stout woman at prices for which vou could not buy the ma- terials—2.88, 3.88, 4.88. Figured Volle are All Sizes 40 to 56 in Many Styles at Each Price Trim, 3.88 NATIONAL DEMONSTRATION SHOE WEEK LANE BRYANT SHOES FOR STOUT WOMEN Shoes made especially for the stout woman who is “heavy on her feet.” Each is baer oa on our exclusive “built-in- @ ar heel fittings. The high- may be had in all wanted to 11, widths AAA to EEE. h. Handmade Kroadciot Voile, 4.48 trasting Trim,

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POST-DISPATCH ee eee em ee eee eee —_ - - - —-s - _——_ —_ — - = — TT > Sm 6 oT. LOUIS a a RECENT ST. LOUIS Miss Sadie Seide!, \ daughter j ENGAGEMENTS AND vid, Rickensoh! | ; | The marriage of Miss Mame bie i Ww E D D I N G S sele. daughter of Mr and Mrs i Tentinuea Trt ‘Vreceding race. | Andrew J Fisela of 2806 Sa-en i on her gcreat-grandn othe: “yi wed street and Joseph J Wooens eon tl Ging cown A court train of the of Mrs Wones of £2921 Magnolia | @ame bridal satin embellished with venue tuok place Saturday morn prari> will depend from the ing, June 29, at St. Fran de Sales Shoulders over which will fall the’ «)orch. the Rk , A. Ripper v1 Dridw! veil, fashioned from a coro- ficiating Miss Vera Bumb Sas n of pearls into a fan at the maid of honor, and Misses he back of the head and caught with ine Wones sister of the bridze- | Orange biossome She will carry groo ind Eva bis® @. sist ie H ” ‘onyx and silwer rosary iride, were bridesmaiis Margaret Blessed by Pope Pius IX which’ Feler. cousin of the brite ane had been given to her grandmother Charlo’ o Wones nis ' Ax «8 edding gift Her flowers bridegroom, were flows i} . he orchids andl lillies of the’ Wones had Frank ioth Ls sf i} Va @) man and kal Borgwald as greens i Paul liennense: ee he hia The bride Wore ,? ' t Brothers ia ian and trimmed With [10 | Zroomeman will he Tim Ryan, (teri il] and a bridal! veil cauc | . Deoreths Stephens will be the @& Wreath of orange ' losso! > Ne fiower girl and Joseph Rarton Hen.- earried roses and lilies of the \ a messeyv. ring bearer Following the !¢) A reception and dinner fo: Ceremony there will be a wedding lowed at Swiss Hall. breakfast at the Porest Park Hotel Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Budde ef }} after which the couple wil! depart 1010 Aberdeen piace, ann wu {| on a motor t marriage of their daughter, Miss | Mi ind‘ Mrs. David Seidel of Vera Budde and Kussell Hiaddes 6s°°7 Kingsbury boulevard, which took place Wednesday noo: @nnounced the marriage of their &t the First Congregational church —_ NS eS eee { } + tev. W. ¢ mmons off.ciat ! SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES aT \ breakfast followed at Hote! | i hase After a honeymoon y? | HATTUCK (anada Mr. Haddes will take his ’ bride to Pittsburg to reside. HC | a Zhe wedding of Miss Ethe! Boon- “Preperes Bove for College shaft, daughter of Mr. Jacob pe awe Boonshaft of 6617 Pershing avs . hg toy nl Dmg nue. and Max Schader, son of M: / popular sports under and Mre SS. Schader of Philade! = @ight efficient coache® jig took place Sunday night ~ Military training under ; - £OVYernMeDpt control Rabbi Halpern officiating The Far tn/a mation o4@ css bridesmaids, Misses Evel: Bly (. W. Newhall. Headmaster [fritzie Bruckstein Ruth Roon- Mex 113, VFaribealt. Mina. Continued on Page Nine. Slenderize Your . C7 ae By Wearing A Le. iIeetretions show convine- angly thet the Comfort Breeesre @ far eupervo: to the Breeaseres sew bemg worn. E COMFORT BRASSIERE is adaptable ro whether of slender, medium, or full e. ie detened end Gene to give beautiful unbroken lines and affords an ideal gown founda tion, is adjustable to it perfectly, and will not ride-up over the corset, Geves the Figure a Trim ight Lime A : Sea Ginw the Propet aadominal Septort lage to the Figure Makes You Appear 10 to 20 Pounds Lighter : ‘The Comfort Corset Brassiere outlasts a dozen ordinary brassicres and will retain its shaping after long wear and repeated washing Prices: 1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 3.00, 4.00 at ryant SIXTH AND LOCUST STS. NEW YORK BROOKLYN CHICAGO DETROI!I =———STOUT WOMEN T la - ‘American Bea ELECTRIC IRON rst es oa by its Manufectured by American Electrical Heater Company, DETROIT Oldest and Largest Exchusive Makers. Established 1894. 103 | | | BUY YOUR AMERICAN BEAUTY IRON IN EASY PAYMENTS ON YOUR LIGHT BILLS | Soap. JUNE 28, 192 SUNDAY, * one oaaneeerareniinnes SPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINE : me — eee ee eee - -_-—_-- —- ~ — — —————_ or See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7, 8 and 9 This Section STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER ene LL _—— oe er ——= —-—— ——————_$ Ae ee oe Important Offerings of Unusual Interest ~~. ~ Poe fod X— Sei Se BY {| Others $2.05 and $2.95 RENADINES nd_=e good G quality voiles are used in . these Curtains in plain white or colors. Neatly trimmed in dif- ferent colored ruffles at side and bottom, they come with tie-backs to match. Here are unusual val- ues for your windows. ye Slip Coves Matepial 35c Yd. Dotted Grenadine | 29c Yd. An exceptional quality 40-inch Grenadine in dotted or checked effects; comes in white only. These are slight seconds. various styles, this is adapted for covers to protect (Stxth Floor.) —=— New Home Sewing Machines ‘4935 IX-DRAWER, drophead model Sewing Machine, wi eutomatic lift top. Long shuttle type; full size head and ball-bearing san4@ Gold- en oak woodwork. Complete eet of a en —=—————— - : ’ ; Convenient Payments May Be Arranged (Fifth Floor.) Maple Rocker $4.95 » Fashioned of heavy selected maple, this high-back Rocker has slated back and double cane seat. It is of special interest to the stay-at-home. Maple Rocker Chair, with appro- ment guaranteed for ome year. and self sharpening. r Upright Showers, $5.98 Gloria sectional Shower. at- ‘ tachable to most any bathtub __ Hardwood frames, 30 inches faucet, can also be adjusted for shampoo. . . extension to 33 inches in width; fitted wit good qual. ity black screen wire. Efficient Gas Water Heater Will Be Included—for a Limited Time—With the <awaece. | 1900 Cataract Electric Washers | - a Ice Cream Freezers Alaska Refrigerator $3.95 $29.75 T-Quart size auto vacuum Three-door, | side-icer; 60-I!b. Freezer; requires no turning. : ice capacity; the only style _2-quart size, $4.95: 3-quart with visible cork insulation. size, $5.95; 4-quart size, $7.95. White enamel food chamber. ' Crystal White Soap 10 Bars 37c Large size white Laundry Buying limit ro bars. No mail or phone orders filled. Wear-Ever Trays, $1.00 Aluminum Serving Trays, in oblong or round style. Splen- did for serving cold drinks. Demonstration of Washer and Heater Without Charge day. HIS Gas Water Heater which will be included with the well- ‘ Known 1900 Cataract Electric Washing Machine, will heat [f the water in the tub and sterilize the clothing. It is a great convenience and will lessen the hard work connected with wash _ The 1900 Cataract Washing Machine is easy to operate and is sturdily constructed throughout. First Payment $2.75 The 1900 Cataract Washers can be purchased on our convenient payment plan, with an initial payment of $2.75 and the balance in monthly payments. Phone Central 6500 for a demonstration. ‘(Fifth Fleer.) Lal *. ian Woven in attractive stripes in — especially — your furniture. 30 inches wide — attachments goes with each machine. x df + aa . se Na » < eRe “2 Sy) * . . <a 3, Pa an » , 7 ° J wa “ ¥ 4 J 4 { . q - . : . d ” A a Ja A 4 be 4 ry . st. 5 rt * “ . 9 A Sale of Children’s Sun a Garments, All Fresh | Styles, at_Extr Panta Frocks At $1.95 Of prints and. figured lawn in six very attrac- tive styles—trimmed with hand-stitching and or- gandy ruffles. Others without pantas are of sheer voile, are hand- finished, hand-drawn and embroidered. Sizes 2 to 6 years. . styles—sizes 2 to Sy —— Children’s Shoes as Special, + 3S: O that is doubly interesting whe: uality of the footwear is consid Seytes for play and for dress shown in tan calf, patent le and smoked elk. XFORDS and Sandals, in for children and misses offered at a saving in ‘Main F Boys’ Bell Brand Sports Blouses Low at ~7c solid checks, stripes, and terns. All sizes from 8 to 16. (Fourth Thrift Av ELL .brand Blouses are noted for their neat appear- ance and unexcelled wear- _ Are Priced Exceedingly ——— Cool Corselette: For Summer Wear Are Offered at

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- —wwe ee Ee — — ee my . - — — — ween oe ‘ ; ; rr P : . . ~ ~~ SUNDAY, _ _ — eaten - lene a a _ — _ — a 7 _— —_ en _ — ee - ~ . A oe . ——— — NE en Sides bi.” sesh. | SE 28, 1925. lhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — a eee we ee i Ce — re ee ————— ee Charge Purchases Made Remainder of M onth Pavable init X, BAER & FULLER | GRAND-LEADER Women’s Tub Dresses Tailored Frocks for Street and House Wear Parking Facilities Our patrons are invited to enjoy the advantage of our Auto Parking Station located on Seventh St. near Morgan, while they shop here. _ A Sale of Children’s Summer Apparel Presents 5000 Garments, All Fresh and Crisp and in Newest Styles, at_Extremely Low Prices in Many New Styles and Fabrics Tots’ § Frocks | 2 \(l S ummer Frocks | : 95 : : - : | —$$—______ | °% 3 ’ l = } at ; ‘ & + “: F voile, dimity, and novelty materials—cleverly HE — eapeerens of styles, colors, and hii ae is ae Ni) , trimmed with hand stitching and embroidery; materials included emphasizes the wide selec- TH 5 iri Lec Ky some collarless, others with white collars and tion available. Newly received are many of the Wi i : te ue cuffs. Ideal for mid-Summer wear—shown in white, beautiful styles, others are the choice of our regular . | : Over Material 3 b», flesh, peach, nile, and light blue; sizes 1 to 4 years. stock. Values unusually appealing for style and ' Seite i 5 \Y. Feature values that will interest every mother. Xi fered caf lertion 3 d Ate Hit 5 ee ly d. (Second Floor and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) | quality are arrere —sauis actory selection is assure 7 2% ; : e : fitting rooms, are provided. Bi, . 4 ! in attractive stripes in - | F k | , i. Ht yles, this is especially |} ' Panta Frocks Creepers | | | Btit | or covers to protect i 7 . . . . ten “ANE: | ; . | | * : The Summer rainbow of colors is reflected in the | all\ i iture. 30 inches wide’ [f B b B S | : : ‘ y i (Sixth Floor — ff At $ l 95 a y OYS ults At $ 1 00 group. The sizes range from 36 to 44. The trim- | i —=> } Of prints and. figured $ 00 $ 50 $ 95 $ 95 An opportune time to Maing harmonizes with the lines of the frock—for the | | I ¢ ! : i M h ° | lawn in six very attrac- ] 1 cea ] purchase a supply for the tailored models, buttons and piping; for others, net ‘i ac ines k tive styles—trimmed with - Summer. The garments | 1 Materials include ‘ | ] eu) hand-stitching and or- Four groups, each offering remarkable values are well made of crepe, otal peeks PN if 4 5 gandy ruffles. Others in one and two piece Suits, made of excellent ma- chambray, and madras, | \ = trina without pantas are of | terials. Included are some models in suspender trimmed with hand- . " : Ha 9 sheer voile, are hand- effect with dimity waists. Trimmed with hand- stitching and smocking. “ } Striped Rayon Checked Voiles Cosas 4 f finished, hand-drawn and smocking, stitching, and embroidery. Dozens of White and colors. Sizes 3 Striped Pique Tissue Gingham EW As R, drophead model embroidered. Sizes 2 to styles—sizes 2 to 5 years. 1 and 2 years. id Cloth b Gi, achine, with eutomatic 6 years. , (Second Floor.) 5 Oxtord Cloths i : (Second Floor.) ane — awese — ee ong shuttlé typs; full all-bearing fd 1 Gold- eencn nee 1 Children’s Shoes ( Special, > 22 Be Arranged O XFORDS and Sandals, in sizes \ Misses’ Sheer Silk Frocks Georgettes and Cantons in New Tints Display the New Long Sleeves Cmte. ‘ Sage eee ee Midsummer Silks New Patterns Add a Fresh Note of Interest (Fifth Floor.) i +) i H - i] i i 4 i + i} 4 1 nd misses, are ° SIGate teller tn pxice Smart Tub Silks New Printed Crepe that is doubly interesting ame me | lity of the footwear is considered. | eyles for play and for dress wear. At $ 2.29 Yard : At . 1 98 Yard $992 and $ 392 shown in tan calf, patent leather and smoked elk. (Main Floor ) ANDY stripes, awning stripes, Ro- en-and-ink designs, dotted patterns, more C Se onsets a done ee renee ot | Zeaees of Senignecet thin sey Gnanemt Boys’ Bel] Brand : unusual color Gombbitlations. rae ladies “otde. price. Dark colors and light Summer tints. Po icecarce acc anaes gat adds to the interest of these frocks. Sports Blouses Printed Crepes Flat Crepe Purple in combination with gold, or- | chid trimmed in pansy are two pleasing Are Priced Exceedingly : Low at A very special value in color Harmonies. 40-inch Flat Crepe of se- lected, evenly woven qual- Every Summer wardrobe should include a frock of | At $1.98 Yard Printed Crepe, and this $2.98 Yard | White Silks | $2.25 Yard | | : | , hown group offers the opportun. 40-inch Satin Charmeuse | ity, reversible and s&s ; ity to select from the very 40-inch Canton Crepe } in favored colors. Maize and shell pink are two colors C newest and smartest designs. | 40-inch Flat Thread Crepe popular in dance frocks, which display | 36-inch Heavy Wash Satin | many pastel tints. The delicacy of the ELL |. brand _ Blouses are B deloth Silk PrintedGeorgette color tone matches the sheerity of the gle) monies “wr yas roadc . 1 At $2.98 Yard $2.98 Yard materials. Long: sleeves, tailored and _ ing qualities. These are tailored $1.98 Yard 40-inch Flat Crepe A favorite for egg = eee eee ioe gpa tn the sports style, with sports Smart, plain colors and | 40-inch Sens crepe = cen pair as in rd piece adaptations suggest the many up- collars and short sleeves. May stripes that tub perfectly, in | 40-inch Crepe de Chine ieee alt teamae ea aeeel to-the-minute vogues shown. Sizes 14 be had in solid tan, blue, also ae ae teane a = = ee, inality. a inches wide. to 18 years. checks, stripes, and novelty pat- terns. All sizes from 8 to 16. (Fourth Floor and (Second Floor.) (The Misses’ Store—Third Floor.) a yy, $29.75 $29.75 se oe 7 . ~_ ee Cool Corselettes ) Special Notion Features {( Voile Lingerie ) Under. For Summer Wear Are Offered at Decided mnces Are Offered on es Sewing Needs. Undergarments in Pastel Tints garments r 925 uying Quantities Limite J , ] 95 Priced Very Low Coats’ Thread,6 Spools 22c Seg 85e xX -_ R E M E By long EST quality 6-cord spool cotton, in white and black. line Corselettes. which All popular numbers included. 100-yard spools, ry E.. at ine slenderize the figure, featured at a very special price. pout yeep Ba 9 , At thi yet allow freedom. They , fe aD pe Roy Bape are made of all-rubber cov- |] HHoysehold Aprons’ Waterwave Combs —s | HE sheer prettiness of tinted voile makes it particularly ' lovely for lingerie—you will agree when you see these well- tailored envelope chemises, gowns, '> and step-ins. Filet, Val. lace, and})¥ ao a hand embroidery are the trim- \\ are unusual. A variety of shades and designs, sises Tipteeeeeugee vee ashers ered with ag! Negem strip- at 49c each | 6 for 45c ming. Sizes 36 to 44. 36 to 42. | if a ed brocades. n medium | ° R luded with the well- if @ L Pah and lightweights in sizes Fancy gum-rubber house-| These produce a beauti- Porto Rican Gowns _iNayon Machine, will heat | “\\ i} from 32 to 48. hold Aprons in ‘attractive | ful wave without injury to + S ] 50 Chemises > ing. It is a great | (Second Fioor) Y colors, plain or trimmed.; the hair. Three sizes in At nected with wash —— Exceptional values. . this group. Fine nainsook, trimmed with is easy to operate fi dainty hand embroidery and hand- ; ae t Three Unusual Groups of . Spool Silk, 50 yds., black and colors. ..4¢c Sanitary Belts, all-elastic..........-- 25c drawn work, is generously cut and ‘ah = . 8 | | Wash Cloths, bordered, 3 for........25c Safety Pins, rustproof, 6 dozen...... rs shown in flesh and peach. Exqui- straps. ’ — ' . ~ ’ : te owns. - 7 | Derby 400-count Pins, 3 papers....... 10¢ Coats’ Darning Cotton, 6 balls....... 15c site g : ment of dainty $2i75 . | St. G all 4 enise Lace | Baby Pants, all-rubber.............. 19¢ Basting Cotton, party a be wig s p : S1i Si] , Athleti Sui é : Waving Irons, 2-prong.......-.-+++--. 10c Garter Elastic, 34-yard lengtns....... c rincess ips " thietic ts Sanitary Aprons, scrim top.......... 35c Shinola Wool Polishers.............. I5c p I k Princess Sipe | Me L9c 39c O9c ¥e ns POG ES $1.95 Slips. $3.95 || $1.398$1.59 _—_— —— | . . * ; Of pongee silk, the Slips are y payments. HESE groups represent our own importation of St. 3 Cards 20c Hair Nets 59c Pair ot Eee Les Radhge nrg hand embroidered in contrat. Detration io Gall Lace—highly favored this season as a trimming 6 for 35c | real filet and Irish lace, oth- | o. par a oe a Fan sine ® | | yg , rl dresses and lingerie. Excellent oe -~ = White and colored Pearl Sinton iat chaaté deGudiin: $ Coenen eS ers are hand embroidered oF | tope. Strep shoulders. Glass | je Pont, Irish crochet, Carrack Macrosse, filet, and flat an Buttons in an assortment of mesh Nets, in cap or fringe] jengths. trimmed in wn work. | 34 to 44 large ed bola Venise Laces, in white, cream, real, and ochre shades. sizes and colors. gs to 12 but- style, at this special price. so fm Departmedt ane Theict a 34 to 44 | (Second Fleer.» . mn & (Main Floor.) tons on a card. Avenue—Main Floor.) ———$$—$—<—____ -—— SL a = _ : = ~ ——— i eee ee — ee — eee _—s~ = ————— 1

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8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — eee ma — ~ oo ~- ee _ =— meme ad a d ~ — _ Pe ee eee I a tl, ty lel aa ae % - — —— , —— ne = OS pe EY SEU oe a Mngt al ' s “ae P > - — - — 2 . : ~ = os FO er ORE ee pnt P- - = re RE gee it gee ela ally a tg e » ~ o > rs an “4 dam - » —~ a ~ - ae 5 ae ed 2 mm ~~ = -— eee eee eh. ap ee et ee, we ata ee ef em aabe es 4 es 4 f > . ie 2. : + og el +, . 7 Ps rte ee ate > os . ‘ ~w ey which are illustrated. Included are mod- els neatly piped and finished, trimmed with buttons, jabots, ruffies, pleats and flounces. A wonderful opportunity to pur- chase a Tub Silk Dress at $6.00, and we advise you to make selection as early as possible while the group is complete. (Downstairs Store.) a ee eT re - ~ oe wae Re PO eS nn et ogo a aE 4 Pa os — “« A Beginning Monday at 8:30 A. M. Featuring a Most Unusual New York Purchase Every Dress is made of an excellent quality tub silk in all sorts of fancy stripes, such as Roman effects, hairline stripes, broad bold stripes, and broken stripes in subdued effects. } | | as, : Coming at a Time When All Women Are Supplying Their Summer & Dress Needs, This Unusual Sale Event Is of Great Importance Shown on light grounds in colors of the many shades of blue, rose, pink, yellow, orange, orchid, red, also black and white. Suitable for street, sports, business and vacation wear. Have Set-in Sleeves in Short and Three-Quarter Lengths We have made special preparation for this sale. There will be extra sales- people as well as our competent corps to give you prompt and courteous at- tention. Misses’ sizes, 16 to 18, and women’s sizes, 36 to 44. POOP OCR DON WANA \ \ Wh WW | . i ! i! ; ; \— > S ; | HE assortment offers 10 styles, nine of | | for outer garnients, fine lingerie, and cial price Monday. 36 inches wide. 1 Only 300 Yards to Sell | F-XCEPTIONAL quality, pure Silk Radium in white only. Ideal > | Tubs and launders perfectly. Just 300 yards to sell at this spe- combination purposes. (Downstairs Store ) 00 a ) | Special Selling of White Silk Radium Yard - most favored colors Supply All are of pure-thread silk in the service weight, have three-seam back, lisle tops, high-spliced heels and toes. Come in the season's Summer costumes. All sizes. Need in This Sale to match the Your Every (Downstairs Store } 875 Pairs Pure Thread Silk Hosiery \ On Sale Monday Only—Priced Extremel y Low IS group of Hosiery comprises the entire stock of seconds from the 3 . makers of the well-known Allen “A” Hosiery. The irregularities are \. ‘wataied slight and the low selling price makes them values of unusual merit. in pattern. with fringe. 9x12 Wool Wilton Rugs, $49.90 A lot of mill reject Wool Wilton Rugs of excellent \ quality in choice allover pattern; handsomely finished feel sure that when you have inspected the materials, and when the style, ! » Sale of 680 Tub Silk Dresses \Y/ workmanship—everything—has bad the opportunity to emphasize its value- giving importance, you will agree that the Dresses are priced remarkably low. 00 ) 820 Corsets, Reducing Corsets, Girdles & Corsetalls $ 1 55 IS lot of Corsets consists of samples, small lots and discon- tinued numbers from higher-priced lines. Included are Para rubber re- ducing Corsets and step-ins, bro- cade and broche girdles, W. B. Louise, and Kabo Corsets and Venus neat-form Corsetalls. There are all sizes in the group, but not a complete range of sizes in each make or style. Early shop- ping is advised so you may secure the model you most prefer. All are offered at the one low price Mon- day. (Downstairs Store.) 9x12 Seamless Neenah Rugs Special Lot of 56 on Sale Monday a $97.28 ESE splendid all-fiber Rugs of exceptional wearing quality are suitable for sun parlor, porch, office, as | well as any room in the home. Very slightly irregular (Downstairs Store ) DOWNSTAIRS STORE | Serer ! - ~~ ee ee —- hite galat d blue peggy : cloth in the long weal a: Don’t be af raid of liv Whit it bl ’ " hide caliie bine Seite aan 4 ;. Enj oy all the wonde med with white braid; sizes 414 " modern advantage 4 Whil e famous labo- stories have been per- seting radio, the great sufacturing chem- sts have been busy woducing @ formula wr restoring gray hair at should be as supe- wor to old-fashioned | dyes as the perfected cok Extra-Size Voile Dresses in a Sale Featuring Most Attractive Values oa 1, At —— ff \ A WONDERFUL opportunity for the large and ki] 5 $4) white electric light is to th hard-to-fit women to select several beautiful Sum- J 3 . fashi ned smo lam mer dresses at a very low price. These frocks have \\ ¥ . t ¥ y P- just arrived, every one a new smart model, specially . |, —_ j rookline Chemical Co | designed for large figures in slenderizing effects. ree > Fe aoe ote their product as a jlutely harmless means of br ray or faded hair to its orig jor, leaving it glossy, soft a Price, $1.10 Easy to use, because perf e scalp. No trouble at all ery bottle sold with the pos m or annoyance to hair or s jlor it is easily kept so, and ce: For Sale at Wolff-Wilson FOR A REFRESHING, CLEA! There are four beautiful styles from which you can make your selections. All are tailored of fine quality printed voiles in a variety of stun- ning printed designs, featuring the fashionable dotted voiles. 7 Come in the|popular light Summer shades as well as the always popular navy blue and black backgrounds with the white dots. Attractively trimmed with lace collars and cuffs, with tucks and with pleats and sashes. Sizes |46 to 54. Plan to make your selection early—the values are exceptional. (pownstairs Store.) )) Japanese Parasols 39c, 69c and 98c} IS offering of Japanese Parasols is indeed timely, an opportunity to secure | ee one just before the holiday. They are splendid for outings and the outstand- ¢ S Our Ot ee 2 ing feature iis that they are waterproofed. Shown in good color combinations and | STIX, ] TT." 4 A+» AAA AAA AA A DD DD DD there are sizes for children, misses and women. (Downstairs Store.) 2000 Yards Gilbrae “Rayon Crepe” An Outstanding Monday Offer—a Yard 5 ' j A BEAUTIFUL fabric for making attractive Summer frocks, has a high luster with woven designs. May be had in pretty shades of brown, maize, blue, gray and orange. A special purchase at a saving enables us to offer this rgaterial at the low price. : _. Rayon Alpaca, 69¢ Yard 81x90 Pequot Sheets | Heavy quality Rayon Alpaca n ttn c- | | tive stripe effects in bright colorings Very S pecial $ 39 | Comes in the 35-inch width. Monday at Has tek 4 3 o’Clock Special ~ GENUINE Pequot Sheets, all are per- Crinkled Bedspreads, $2.45 fe. fect, bleached and seamless. Known Double-bed size Bedspreads, as the best wearing qualities. Double bed bolster to match; natural color size and there are 300 dozen offered for blue woven stripes; size 80x00 at Monday only. Limit 6 to a customer. ———_— ourna — Brings Oppo Lournay Vanities 10c Each Vanity vials of a size tha may be easily carried in one’ handbag. Filled with Vivant perfumes. ee ee ee . Sale Monday of 1680 Imported Eng Broadcloth Shirts for Men £1 $4 .65 E sale offers 1680 fine Shirts purchased at a great price concession from a large Eastern importer. It has been some time since we have been able to give such a noteworthy opportunity that this sale presents. All are made of an exceptionally fine quality of English broad- cloth in neckband and collar-attached styles. All are full cut— there is a large quantity of white and some colors. The collar- attached Shirts have barrel cuffs, while the neckbands have double turn-over cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17. Men’s Novelty Shirts at $1.25 Made of a nice quality of percale, have collar attached, round cuffs and one pocket. Shown in a large assortment of fancy chgcks and striped patterns. All sizes, 14 to 1615. (Downstairs Store ) es a « ‘aa ay | i> eal 14 2% he Se ~ > oe + aoe bes 3 Sot : ee Vanishing Cream 33c Jar Lournay “Vivante” Creme ¢ Beaute, gives a soft, smoot texture to the skin. Excellen as a powder base. Lournay Astringent Lotion A popular skin tonic tha tones the skin and gives renew ed freshness. An offering o popular interest at the speciaz Sale price. — —_ Lournettes” « ‘ei A Timely Purchase and Sale of Women’s White Shoes | At’ a Por Scalloped and Fringed 2 A VERY low price for such fine quality Shoes. 2a Holland Shades are 650 pairs, consisting of fine grade Eve cloth am 7 Feet Long—Monday white washable cobretta. Some of the Shoes are imperfect, but the defects are hardly noticeable. At Tic Each | ; Included are one and two strap pumps, Colo- q nial effects and cut-out effects. . Vivante Rouge At 25c Box | Choice at this very special pric Monto Carlo, Night and Day tin urnay “Vivante” Rouge; an 4 lent quality. . 7 N extraordinary sale of The cloth Shoes have stitching on vamps, hand- ‘ecru and white Holland | soles and full-breasted Spanish and Cuban heels. Window Shades mounted | jeather Shoes are machine-sewed. Sizes incl l 6 : . ae gery = a re to 8in A to D widths. As the quantity is not except termed mill rejects, but are ally large, early selection is advised. in excellent condition. Downstairs 8t filled while Seo last. is the charm of beautiful eyes. “ duck, Sicilian stripe of tan ee NS a and brown » combination, Bee ¥ ox complete with Fittings | IWS SSSA (Downstairs & e.)

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AUNDAYT. JUNE 28 1928. ” Sailor Suits 1 4 DIDLY tailored of ye galatea and blue peggy the long pant style. Suits have blue collars ‘blue Suits are trim. th white braid; sizes 214 (loownstairs Store.) in a Sale # c and 98c »pportunity to secure gs and the outstand- slor combinations and (Downstairs Store.) ‘Ts... TTT""TFrFrTVTrVFVTTyryreyreyreyreyeeTee om Crepe” = Oe paca, 69c Yard Rayon Alpaca in attrac- ts in bright colorings. inch width. ock Special ‘ preads, $2.45 Set size Bedspreads, with tch; natural color with ripes; size 80x90 inches. iljow nstairs Store.) ted English ks, has shades at a and Sale of hite Shoes 9 Pair fine quality Shoes. There of fine grade Eve cloth and of the Shoes are slightly hardly noticeable. > strap pumps, Colo- 2ects. ning on vamps, hand-turned ish and Cuban heels. The wed. Sizes included are 3 quantity is not exception- dvised. (‘Downstairs Store.) » Whe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 9 PARES GRAY Y HAR MESTORER « Don’t be afraid of living. Enjoy all the wonderful modern advantages! Thile famous labo- wries have been per- y radio, the great acturing chem- ts “have been busy seducing a formula restoring gray hair should be as supe- r to old-fashioned ares as the perfected cold s electric light is to the hioned smoky lamp. : The Brookline Chemical Co. arantees their product as a simple, ab- utely harmless means of ‘when rs back or faded hair to its original natural pr, leaving it glossy, soft and lustrous. Price, $1.10 Easy to use, because perfectly clear, mot s No trouble at all to use; a few scalp. very bottle sold with the positiv rm or annoyance to hair or scalp. or it is easily kept so, and can be washed or curled ror sale at Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. € guarautee that it ec minutes tieky and will not rub off or stain In your room is enough. annot cause the “oneinal | [) Once the hair has returned to its original without affecting the color. THE BROOKLINE CHEMICAL Co. Manufacturing Chemists, Boston 1428 Salisbury 6214 Easton _ MONDAY ONLY EVER-600D EGGy STRICTLY FRESH the Absolutely best country Eers. Extra large and put up in cartons. FR EE $3.00 worth ro with Iced tea. tea. of Eagle every Fancy Mixed Tea, 7Oc. Try vy special blend on delicious ee FOR BEST RESULTS USE Guaranteed! Made of barley. 3-Pourd Can, Hop Fiavored. FREE AMERICAN MAID MALT the choicest 60c) With every can—$3.00 worth of Eagle Stamps le Stamps BORDEN’S ‘ot pee ee ht limit te one customer. DO! UBTE| TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY FOR A REFRESHING, CLEANSING SHAMPOO, USE -FARR’S SHAMPOO, 500 See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6,7 and 8 This Section i STIX, BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER A Special Sale of ournay Toilet Articies — Brings Opportunity to Supply Summer Needs at Great Savings Lournay Vanities 10c Each Vanity vials of a size that may be easily carried in one’s handbag. Filled with Vivante perfumes. Vanishing Cream 33c Jar Lournay “Vivante” Creme d’ Beaute, gives a soft, smooth texture to the skin. Excellent a3 a powder base. Lournay Astringent Lotion 69c A popular skin tonic that | tones the skin and gives renew- | td freshness. An offering of popular interest at the special Sale price. ‘ 4 Combination Compacts 69c A gilt-finish case fitted with Vivante rouge, compact eo lipstick and eyebrow pencil. Most e handy to carry with one. D Lournay Face Powder At Oo Box Regular size boxes of toilet Powder, of im- ported quality, compounded from purest in- gredients. A wide choice of tints, including white, flesh, ochre and rachel. Limit, 6 boxes to . _ Deodorant Powder 29¢c Box Valuable for one’s dressing table—packed in metal con- tainer with sifter top for con- venience. Cold Cream 33c and 59c Lournay “Vivante” Creme de Toilette—a cleansing cream of fine texture. In medium and large size jars. Lournay Bath Powder ~9c Large boxes of Lournay Viv- ante body dusting powder, de- lightful for use after the bath. Complete with extra large puff, “Lournettes’ of = Special at 2 OQ C Purse-size bottles with glass stoppers and metal caps; filled with Lournay “Vivante” perfume —a delicate odor. Bg Perfume der Compact. Limit, four. Lournay Compacts Special at 49c Flat style, gilt-finish Compacts, fitted with mirror, puff, and pow-% The powder comes } in white, flesh, ochre, and rachel at special price. yy _Vivante Rouge At 25c Box Choice at this very special price of Monto Carlo, Night and Day tints in y “Vivante” Rouge; an excel- lent quality. Lournay Mascaro At 45c Very specially priced is this Lour- may “Vivante” Eye Cosmetique, in a ce of black or brown. Emphasize charm of beautiful eves. eno Buying limit, four. ( y Lournay Talcum Tall boxes, at- tractively deco- rated and filled with Lournay im- ported Talcum, delightfully scented in Vi- vante and Que Sait odgrs. Limit 6 toa ees Lemon Cream Special, 38c Jar | | ~€115 | with a lawn party for 20 children /at their home | in honor of the tenth birthday of! Collins as bridesmaid, and Mary ¥ | there. |Shefla McCarthy, Florence Betty Henry, Elleen O’Brien, Gleason, Rosemary Nolan, | Crump, Mary Jane Siesle, ‘dinner last night for Mrs. _dianapolis, Ind. /man, daughters of Mr. + W. Henschen, Baldwin avenue, |gave a Rainbow Party, Friday eve- ‘ning. in honor of Miss Ida Stocklas |of Pasadena, Cal., ‘son avenue. Oneof the unique fea-, tures of the evening was the game | “Following the Rainbow Trail” at | | miscellaneous shower, a gift from | Set back ‘for Pennsylvania Bonna. | By the Associated Press. \this year. | amendments were 1923, no further proposed changes | RECENT ST. LOUIS | , Sst. Louls | John B. i the bride, July 7, of q| IEA TO BE GIVEN FOR ~ MARGARET ANGLIN Miss Margaret Anglin, who will open the new Garden Theater in “Electra,” July 6, will attend a tea given in her honor at the Town Club on Tuesday at 4 o’clock and speak. The following group will assist In the lounge and at tho fee tables: Mmes. E. B. Conant, Eu- netia A. Brady, H. D. Heuer, Frank Hinchey, Robert Roy Keeble, O. E. Kiessig, O. 8. Ledman, B. W. Lewis, Charles Murphy, Marte Re- nie T. Penaloza, W. R. Stover, Misses Mary Jane Fames, Doro- thea Hedges, Frances Lawton, Dor-| othy Phillips, Alma Gibson Robb, | Patricia Savage, Eva Marie Schopp, | and Mildred A. Wheeler. | Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Munsch of) Page boulevard entertained | Thursday evening: Louise Marie Munsch. Tables had. been set on the lawn under lan-' tern decorations and the amall ruests were served refreshments’ Those attending the party | were Betty Stith, Marion Grute,| Eck, Alice Helen | Martin, Estelle Oh!]man, and Canada. The bride wore a sleeveless gown of white chiffon, hand embroidered, with silver rhinestones. trailing vell had a Orange blossoms. After their re- ,turn they will reside at 8658 Dover place. Ge Mask, daughter of Mrs. Lillian studded Her long coronet of and [lace and orange blossoms, Her fiowers were a shower of roses of the and lilies HKhaemmerle georgette over Collins, orchid oe tet rose satin, and Mary Kelly in grees georgette over pink satin. All car. ried butterfly roses. The coup!) will spend their honeymoon In the East and make their home in St Louts, after Sept. 1. a ee valley. Miss wore peach-colored pink satin; Miss georgette over old ee ee ee ee ee 0 ee ee The engagement of Miss Ruth Pauley de Mask, of 939 Maple Place, and Gerald Hart, son of Mr., end Mrs. Thomas Hart, was an- nounced yesterday at a bridge luncheon given at the Coronado Hotel. The wedding will take place next winter. The bride-t be fs a teacher at the Patrick Henry School. | The wedding of Miss Stella’ Haemmerle, daughter of Mrs. Mary Haemmerle of Goodfelfow avenue and Edward A. Willough- by took place Wednesday morning, | June 24, at 10 o’clock in St. Bar-| bara’s Church, the Rev. J. L. Paff-'| hausen, uncle of the bride, offi-' clating. The bride was attended by Miss Loretta Haemmerle, a sis- ter, as maid of honor; Miss Ruth Kelly, a cousin, flower girl. Clar-) ence Haemmerle was best man for! Mr. Willoughby and J. T. Fleming. and Dr. A. B. Harrington were ushers, Miss Haemmerle was gowned in| white satin, trimmed in Duchess’ YOU DON’T NEED CASH WITH L. P. BRASCH & CO. OPEN MONDAY TILL 8 P. M. 3 Rooms Es 9 (RQ (2 $35.00 Mahogany Davenport Tables $45.00 Quick Meal Gas Ranges $25.00 Brussells Rugs, 9x12 $15.00 Simmons Coil Springs me = OPEN MONDAY TILL 8 FP. M. 2618 FRANKLIN AV. PHONE: BOMONT 2078 WE SELL WHAT WE ADVERTISE > nd os - - + ee ae 2 eee —. « PETRIE RR Bs at Sh Q 100% White Cotten Mat- tresses $19.00 Oak ~Dinine- $9.98 It’s Easy to Pay Brasch’s Way A small down payment, low prices and EZ terms $12.00 Simmens Walnut Beds Helen Mary | Jane Levy, Helen Jordan, Helen. Robideaux, Margaret Hezel, Lucile Hezel, Virginia Munsch and Rose) Marie Munsch. All are puptls of visitation Academy. Mrs. and Mrs. William Jaeger of | 4413 Olive street, entertained at | R. L. | Meyer of the Hotel Lincoln, In-| Among the guests | were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dorsey, | Mr. and Mrs. Augustin J. Cicard|, | Mrs. Pflange and Mrs. William | Murphy. P The Missouri Athletio Pe: Se | will entertain {ts members and) i'their guests with a moonlight boat | | excursion on Thursday evening, | July 2d on the Steamer “J. 8." Marcia Bier-| and Mrs. | F. H. Blerman of Charlotte, N. C.,| are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.| 8847 Ashland avenue) and Mrs. W. C. Baird, aunts and uncle of the visitors. They Will | also be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Maack of Maplewood. Miss Myrtle M’*. Wenner, Overland, Misses Janice and 2412" Mo., a guest of Miss May Willis Talnter, 6141 McPher- the end of which Miss S8Stocklas’ _found a “Pot of Gold” containing a |each o fthe 25 guest. PHILADELPHIA, June 27-—The State Supreme Court today decided | that a proposed constitutional | amendment, permitting a $356,000,- 000 bond issue for soldiers’ bonus, | Starck Manufacturers 1018 Olive St. Open Evenings . aanedle | Y adil hit _ » “ PF ; REE i - on \ r ' | — | cpele erie hPa? No Money is ; 5 " — 4! ' te -- 2 N > > o y ; ‘? Player-Piano Outti STAY ipeeseeeess Md For a Few Days “ame Price Reduced to Y 29 Floor Lamp Bench Roll Cabinet apaste Rolls ng ai SBP .00 Per “ Week | This is not a $205 -Plano, Remember- “hut a Player-Piano wi a beau- tiful tome and of ‘atest attractive style and finish Wich the Lamp. Music Roll Cabinet, h and Music Rolls, this,completes a weumaenel Player-Ptano Outfit, Only $295 is our price for the complete outfit. and best of ali. you can buy tt on etch easy terme (as andl as 32 per week) that you never mies the paymern' and before you realize the Player-Piano Outfit is paid for Your Olid Musical Instrument or Kadio Will Be Accepted st Full Present Cash Value as STARCK PIANOS are used and endorsed Dy many of the large conservatories of music and are known through- out the Unked States as YT ianos of sterling qua'‘ty. New Starck Player-Pianos, $900 to $1500 Easy payments. First Payment. 8 A. Starck Piano Gan, Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player Pianos 1018 OLIVE & (S. KE. Cor. 11th.) St. Louis ‘| nae EVENINGS ‘cannot be submitted to the peeple | The court held that, as | submitted in can be voted on until 1928. ENGAGEMENTS AND WEDDINGS Centinued from Page Six. shaft and Fannie Kranzberg, wore georgette frocks in coral, green, ‘orchid and maize, respectively, large hats to match, and carried tea roses. Mrs. Maurice Senturia iin white gatin and lace was the ‘matron of honor. The bride wore ‘a white beaded Canton crepe gown ‘and tulle veil arranged under a pear] studded bandeau. She car- | ried roses and lilies of the valley. The groomemen were Ed Boon- shaft, Ted Boonshaft, Herman Harris, Ben Sterneck and Maurice |'Senturia. Evelyn Boonshaft, Dor- 'othy and Sylvia Reiter and Buell Richter were flower girls and Mar- —_— STIX, BAER& FULLER GRAND-LEADER vin Boonshaft, ring bearer. The couple will make their home in | Philadelphia. Cards have been received an- | nouncing the engagement of Miss | Agnes Mae Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Thompson of | 4014 Labadie avenue, &nd Earl J. Brutsche, son of Joseph Brutsche, of Battle Creek, Mich. The wed- | ding will take place here early in | August. | | Amnouncements have been ceived of the marriage of Miss | Cora Belle Ruppenthal of 4942 | West Pine boulevard. and Albert | Lester O'Neil of the Melbourne | |Hotel, June 24. The couple will | be at home after July 15 at 4942 West Pine boulevard. The marriage of Miss Margaret C. Meyers and Dr. Carl J. Wenige Tuerday, June 16, has been an- | nounéed. They will make their home at 5574 Waterman avenue. Miss Adele A. Schmidt of 3924' avenue, niece of Mrs.' Hendricks, will become Clayton G.! The re- Cary of Blackstone avenue. ceremony will take place in the) Lournay “Vivante” Creme de Citron, widely used. At this extremely low price, a sale offering of much inter- est. parish house of St + Church. Matthew's Mr and Mra. Max Forbstein of| 4222 Grace avenue announce the) marriage of their daughter, Miss) Eyebrow Pencils | ‘Tuesday, June 23. spending their At 18¢c Each | Michigan and Canada. Miss Edna Ehrlich, daughter of | A Lournay “Vivante” toilet requi- Mrs. L. W. Ehriich, became the site of typical quality. In black and brown; specially priced for this sell- ing home of the bride with the Imme- ; (Main Floor.) diate relatives present. The cou- — ple are passing their honeymoon | on a tour of the northeastern states . ; | sanet Ruth, and Dave Lieberman. | The couple are; honeymoon. in| ’ bride of T. C. Wetterau. June, 24. | 'The ceremony took place at the) Permanent Waving Assures a Comfortable Summer, With Hair Well Dressed in Any Weather HE wide reputation of our parlors for reli- able work, has made our Permanent Waves exceedingly popular. joyed the comfort of a Permanent Wave, you will do well to make your appointment now—you will like the results, which we assure. tirely filled, a few appointments are open; we will do our best to give you your preference in time. 3 1S Smal! Additional Charge for Oil Treatment and Shampoo. During July, Singes, if Desired, Will Be Given Without Extra Cost. oo ee ees ® Ia —_—- . me Be . ie =? . * -_" If you have never en- feature of July is not en- Skilled operators and modern equipment, both of which have been a parlor service for pris Be years, are ey ~~ antee of satisfactory service—we - giving permanent waves for fifteen years. beauty (Beauty Parilor—Thirdé Floor.) ~ yeh & —s - ee Ps ro > = ay _—_ y= nom *

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: / ‘ > 4 Se SUNDAY, = | SUNDAY, ewspaper COMBINED _ JUNE 28, 1926 > . ‘JUNE 28, 1925. = = duc 2 —_ —s a bie Daily POST-DISPAICH alone has MORE Cl oz Cireutahen ioe ihe mnrming ane one hassel evening n 10 SLLOUIS POST-UISPATCh . DUGGAN four-story PUEBLO IN KEW : = me WM. eer ‘FOUR MEXICO HAD 800 ROOMS | | All Busses Stop at Our Store Open a Char; — Me ee — a -- — ~ —— nine a | The Home of a Complete Stractare Covering ‘Three Acres. : y ; | MKALTERAUFSCHNITT | Conia Have Homwed Beoween | a (“= ane | and 1500 Persons. . , . 66 m” “y cit; tly Prepared Ry MB yp sadn w Prem | Phoenix White Hose All-Silk Chiffon Hose -- . Bath Brushes ; Ham THCHON, Ariz, June 6 27.—The | No, 968—Servics welsht, full Nasco No. 165—Fourinch Iisic a i iQue’ hee Bath Home Boiled Ha § 00 Pueblo Bonita, in Northwestern | fashioned white Hosiery. Have well garter top; | wall reinforced heels frame: chert dub handles of 5 handles; good bristies eh Be N Mexico, is described by Dr. reinfo ae x A. SH 4 8% $ amber and carved wood: navy, x and Goc choice . Nell Mortée Judd. curator of 8% to 10." air ape 1.85 to 10. Pair 1.65 es cake, 7 49¢ 85¢ qualit My method of boiling and cut- Southwestern archeology for the (Main Fleor—wNorth) (Main Fileer—North.) » e¢ the , ung ham 1s on th BOc National Museum in Washington, ige’ as the largest prehistoric apart- | J s Favorite, Ibe, ment house on the North American | SCHWARTEMAGEN continent. The Bontta had 800 | rooms and space enough to house | ~ ALL the People a 25,000 Yards of Beautiful $2.50 and $2.98 "il F Nugents’— , ~ Summer Silks ll Be Delighted the Carlsbad cavern, one of the | | Made in Iilwaukee bg nace 1206 and 1500 persons. . + 7 Excavations of the pueblo may 4 . ‘ 7 806 to the discovery of a prehis- a = $2.50 Printed Georgette Silks—40 in- Monday, . t. ported Swiss Cheese, pound... toric race hitherto unknown, Dr. r Obs WUD sos ccesdkhaesedeconemm a ese 00 if WE CARRY COMPLETE LINE OF ({ Judd believes. Traces in the form , Chines—40 i | Forbes’ Mit® Grade COFFEE | or pottery, relics, skeletons and hi- Ou se Wa Cs $2.50 Printed Crepe de in- | 1 se ‘nguad reduction one Ek leroglyphic inscriptions are expect- ee = ee . ches wide ....... tet etees Er 6 SEE y + A P baying Coffee or Tea. (ed to lead to ne pont revela- | ‘ila $2.50 Printed F lard Sill OS Lad Ath inobow wide. :. « diwonebas | | if OUR G@c TEA Is OF UNUSUAL VALE | tions of the first magnitude. te ‘ 5 ) ; ¥ ‘ . | OUR S5e COFFEE, 3 LES. $1.00 The Bonita contains evidence of | 1H $2.98 Crepe de Chines— in tan, blue, ivory or pink. 40 inches wide | iF is THE ND ie + lthe life and pursuits of the race | vif $2.50 Striped Wash Silks—in radium or broadcloth weaves. 32 im y | ney 3 "ar POPULAR PRICES | which, scientists believe, 4) yea Ne PR A oe weds c cede bebe ea bees ssh : ard i Ml Geders Given Freasvt Astention. fon bey uo eat os Agreed bt 1 ig F: $2.50 Silk Broadcloth—in shades of blue, green, jonquil or ivory. ultitude of estivities r ite [ites sone tame stertes of the 32 inches wide vas dees ewes ciesestes see e eter ee geeeees as , 40a drobe nusual vali Blue pueblo are standing, and Andee $2.98 Radium Silk—in pink or ivory. 40 inches WO ddaticcutan sk Fre ke d ‘rable for thinks there may have en a . i :, ‘ j roc Ss, esi “Atth. 32-Inch New Striped Silks $1.98 Foulard Silks $3.98 Silks - i OE GER ee Seem Benstifel striped crepe 40) | 40-tnch Printed Chiffons, formal affairs, may be ha . chines and crepe broadcloth in 36-inch Silk Foulards in dark | i ; dwellers of Southe New Mexico i /crepe de chines and d | scores of new color lor as for $2 88 the or wary. has established the possibility that | combinations for Sum- $2.88 a ° tings ar Ang ali $1 39 | pussywillow silks, yd.. e | meee WORE. ZOrG.ccccecs Summer ar . . (Main Fleor, South—Nugents.) — largest crystal] formation caves in | the world, once was the meeting | : ' ‘ a a } place for cavemen of the vicinity. + hordes Iyggremealiaeet emgyl sewed : Special Purchase and Sale iy ) characters, were mets ese $60 Refrigerators p , Boys’ Long-Pant ee re ee cen Oe ee “White Mountain” 1000 Children’s. Sailor Suits in the caves. PF APPrA FRA. Popular h -do ide-ice | FROGS FREED FROM CEMENT ntrie, white, eantary porcelain: Und ercarments 400 Long-Pant Sailor Suits, | , Biologist Says Creatures May Live eam eape. 94 499 —) with blue collars, and all « F repriate for sport, street ar Imprisoned Many Years. ee Offered in Two Special Priced Groups white. Nicely trimmed— Ry the Assodated Press. Tin anceseées : eam mn ig ag June aed Terms $5 Cash and $5 a Month Sf) have ties and Several green frogs, imprisoned in | —_—— ; :, : ; cemented gravel, were set free Refrigerators — “Sta-Kold”; and $ OO Ng whistle. The with colors of lace, fine tu “he | two-door apartment house style, SF, : when a road crew made a cut in| io Stbsmend tes =—— newest style buttons. a country road near here. They | capacity 24. ' \ : were found firmly imbedded three! Terma, $5.00 Cash, £5.00 Mont Ais \ for small boys 36 44 feet below the surface of the old) ae Cool, Summer Garments for hot Summer days! ow itr oe ©. ie 14 to 16 and to hichway. The frogs showed con, $9.00 Garden Hose Sacgeegeei = ie : 3 | 4) «a | siderable animation on being re-| Heavy red non-kinkable -inch ust in time—-when so many Garments are needed. tr years. :{} “4 anal . } leased, giving no signs of the in-/ size mould: Included are princess slips, combinations, gowns, . - | convenience caused by several fully | suar. Billy Burkes, and pajamas. All ‘full cut garments of = years’ ‘imprisonment. : feet com:- fine nainsook, cotton crepe and batiste. Trimmed J ° Novelite Bedspreads Trevor Kincaid, professor of bi-| plete with r , ; , wee | aa Sr a $2.95 Novelite Bedspreads : | } ology tg the ‘University of Wash- couplings. with fine lace embroidery and medallions. Sizes Conse ta WHI ckteeed in white of colored Aa} | : le gee inant “Mathes the extatehes of $5 85 + to 14 years. Po striped effqcts. Hom | 9 ‘ Cut corners. $2.75 Soe justable sus frogs imprisoned in cement over a/| ° Or : med style Seconds o $ ° 8 90x10 ace tf . peucers wes period of years quite possible, | - ail Phone ders Promptly Filled (Boys’ Dept—Third Fioeor:) fine quality, each..... | = : soo be 25¢ : 4 N. W. Cor. 8th & Washington. holds as chief executive of the Ger-, wits , : ° Demonstration and 1ee or 3 Betws 25¢ Af R tHE Wd —— man republic. His monarchy, how- J sf ry ; ee > in box... for — | standard sizes. Spe- - Ust in limeé for . | . | Tete jever, is only one of sharpshooters. at % . . PY Quaint Dress Sparklers, 15¢ | At the annua! sharpshooting festi- | c y ~9 lhe O pening of 4 Be a ncagecrronenees Mth | THE OGULIST) | v= at tect, Prosi, tne retiring $2.95 | we 5 the Big Ocean : 3 “, inte: ceoall Me | ; president of the sharpshooters, as - : aor o” O of as Spark- 10c * = $1 , f The Optometrist customary, fired three shots in hon-| =e am Ben Genet Greii~®- Pool ee : Guaranteed ne : each, | iis p “—r \or of the head of the nation. One) size. beautifully enameled pail: freezes pe “06° C2 , . OW WTS ae: cae cen Tae sete eee eee } ' ; memes Ae © e145 os ob ute baaboat. Geel. Sheet Electric 2-Burner Electric Toaster Range | 8.3x10.6-ft. size, $96.50 | are pictured at $15.75. mene en Steven Fb la yp le -8.3x10.6-f% size, . Garment Bags , 4 Ea 4 | fen for pe thea of table ' ue, now mene: ay deel pahety wise tind aed ec aye Oy bad value, now ee ee em Each - (;Uarantee cadward's oookery,. sickroom or nurs- : ; . Prented Other Summer Frocks Side - opening ppe-grate black Roe penne 7 Heating surface 44 27x54-inch size, regular $11.25 5 4.6x7.6-ft. size, regular $54.00 | Piece i . ; model, large 26x55- 2-burner Stoves; has sepa- ¥ inches long. polished val Ppitide Pgh oo yeh -, . “Tab rime “valli “tr apmer +) se Bae - agg oa — , = nickel mee bee xaspe MO UT soos vee See ole osns eewerns ae _walue, now.........-. ooo e 47 4.0) an uD. AES; moth, dust coil element. ea or toast or fo Warm. -foot $0.08 FP and . all Summer cooking pur- extension cord and plug. 27x54-inch size, regular . : I Stem Ww damp proof. 48c poses. Monday $3 98 | Complete. Mon- $I 89 value, now — neluded are ae * Sale price... ESE . | day special....... . | pgpiee? <a Glaases, Ice Cream Glasses, 2 3 for $1.40 i: (Dearth Picee—-Wayeats.) Sa f lee Tea Glasses, Beverage : a Sample Lengths of * - ‘ Charming Summer Frocks Spun, sods of Sire, Sane : P 7 ter Glasses, optic effect, beat nom: iargce T<up size: o A special group of cool voile Frocks. lids alae ee B d d Ba la . P a Fine lovely styles, trimming of tuek- $ 95 | | cndige cokenianal cade os ono sch seeamee — | 101-Piece D ines, Val. laces and lace collars. | ' $2.00 Wash Boilers White or light colored . Be shape, with This affords a great opportunity to Full No. 8 etn SB iataw- secure that needed Maternity Frock — ——— se lee new metal frame styles. rn irr MOOR OF... wceccscenesss. ener Bee: Some in artistic floral de- dishes: , 4 toms: strorg — mage tee color value: 100-plece pets, $19.96 side handles. white Bas s that is a ; = ; $] 39 ular this season Ga. ad 20-Piece Iced ‘ ; these Bags wilhadda touch Tall, covered pitcher, <i Es Cm of. smartness $1.00 Clethesline: “Ke : ‘ to your $ tea Siaseecs, € -stem ant a ee age |= Buy Your Rugs on coasters: ‘rich cat poinsettia foot ilencth« Specially — N “Wreurm Fieor—vegenta priced | , Our Club Planif You Choose Patterns 20-piece Seta, $2.50 + . . ~“e Yes ’ 8 a — (Mais Fieer—Nerth.) : SIXTH AND LOCUST STS. { - ; iin : : fe, r v ° ‘ —

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7 \ SUNDAY, “JUNE 28, 1925. ae Lhe Datly POST-DISPATUH alone has 37,000 MORE Cily Circulation than BOTH cther evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - - : | Open a Charge Account —It Pays to Buy at Nugents 10 ATTEND PACIFIC CONFERENCE. Meeting Wil Open i Honolulu,| Hawali, on July 1 and Con- tinue to July 15. , June 27.—More than 100 delegates are expected at the Institute of Pacific Relations which will be held in Honolulu July 1 to 15. Drawn from nine countries bordering on the Pacific: and traveling many thousands of miles to reach Hawaii, the mem- bers and guesta will include per- sons prominent tn the educational, professiona] and business life of their respective nationa, Definite plans have been made for housing delegates on the grounds of Punahou Sahool in Honolulu. The institute gatherings will be held in a building on the hearts campus. Conferences om vital interna- tional affairs will be conducted . ian lie with the frankness necessary for Tom Mattes: tor members to get one another's point FANCY sWIss of view, those tn charge of the preparations here asserted. The American delegation wf!l In- clude: Ray Lyman Wilbur, presi- dent of Leland Stanford Jr. Uni- versity; Charles C. Batchelder, for- mer U. 8. commercial attache in | India, former secretary of com- merce of the Philippines and ex- pert on United States commercial relations; George H. Blakeslee, pro- fessor of history and international relations at Clark Univengity and leader of round table on Pacific problems at the Williamstown In- stitute of Politica, and William Al- len White, Emporia, Kan. JAZZ AIDS ARTISTIC MUSIC Enrtches Sound and Rhythm, Says German Opera Manager. BERLIN, June 27-—Old Eing Jazz’ unquestionably enriches and stimulates modern artistic music, both in the reahms of sound and rhythm, in the opinion of Max von Schillings, general manager of Ber- lin’s State Opera and composer of “Mona Lisa,” which has been gtven at the Metropolitan Opera House eats Household Rubber Glove Continuing Sale perrakecy (laibering Seale wane |. 2 9c 3200 Tunic Dresses | | Girls’. Wash Frocks cake, Tes the dozen... _ , . $2.87 19¢ ” ~\ Made of an artificial silk Good quality ginghams in a variety of patterns in checks and plaids— on light and dark back- Dreases for all ‘round grounds, sizes 36 tq 46. Summer wear, 7 to 14 yrs. (Basement.) 3 (Basement.) - These Cool y # ) | mer Dresses “1 DIVES DUI BOSE MIEN SILKS! , multitude of festivities makes many de- 10,000 Yards Beautiful Silks at sswardrobe. Unusual values are therefore $1.95 to $2.50 Values § Silk Frocks, desirable for afternoon wear gf-Inch Heavy. AU-Silk Crepe de Chine—Light and) 36-Inch Lastrous All-Sitk Dress Satins—Light and . ; k shades ihcluding black and white. dark shades. , nal affairs, may be had now at prices $6-Inch Printed Radium—All-silk quality in small $6-inch Orkeda Radium Silk—Light, dark and pastel F) ordinary. checked designs. shades. 36-Inch Printed Tub Silks—lIn flora] and conventional 40-Inch Printed Georgette—Sheer—aAll-silk quality. designs. 40-Inch All-Silk Georgette Crepe—In light and dark Col 36-Inch Brocade Crepe Faille—In black only. shades including black and white. | Ponds Mine $2.50 Crepe de Chine | $1.95 All-Silk Sport Stripes d _ ~ > by 7s .- ie ) Matyh =? ee 4. ‘ * ee ‘ —- o tep 4 rl se PSS ee eet > 9 ok - ta ae _- ~~. ai ; aanennenienee ame _ ; ee RO a eae. oD FOS 2 - * . rege SS ee " - _ Se ee ee seers Wee Crewe ~ > on ’ Sade ie ade Gray hie Green 40-inch extra heavy all-silk flat thread 88 Included are all-Silk Crepe de Chine, Ra- Crepe de Chine. Now in demand. for 1: dium and Taffetas. In beautiful new awn- a =—=—_— —_—— Navy and Col Black dresses, blouses and undergarments. ~ In Combinations light, dark and pastel shades. - Yard ...... ing and sport stripes. 32 to 40 inches wide. MEER s > Re +e Manton — ey me aed 3 - «“ - ee, ee ee ee ~~ 4 musician tn learrting American jaz music in tts present form is its con- ciseness and precision of form,” Herr von Schillings observes. “This music is without long preparatory themes or long extended concizu- sions. The sound complexes created by jazz undoubtedly point the way | dresses, etc; yard “one | . 36-Inch Percale $3.50 Crochet Bedsfx Novelite Bedspreads Oxford Bath Soap 32-Inch Dress Ginghams Héavy grade, for aprons, ace FF blouses, etc.; wonderful range ; a. OO GR gg 4 in ee a colored Made by the” makers of An excellent quality of 32-inch standard make Gingham; of light and dark backgrounds in a pleasing selection Slightly soiled. : — $2.75 comes in pretty checks and plaid effects; 15c of fancy stripes and designs: yard Size 80x80 inches; 90x100 inches... 2 to 10 PE BOSC, POTE. ccc edseccbsesesecoose eecccees ° ° 7 (Main Ficer—Seuth.) | = rr 39c Tissue Ginghams 36-Inch English Prints Come in beautifu} checks and plaids, in a good assortment of In light and dark grounds printed in neat colored de- 29 wanted colors; 32 inches wide; mill ends; signs, excellent for making children’s dresses, etc; yard.. Cc 2 to 10 yard lengths; yard...... oe vcecccocece 25c er Chintz esSparklers | FineLuggage memes 2 ’ | Hii | stration and Sale of = At Reduced Pri 9 2 I Dress. Novelties FBS Sin Lae ee UP , Women’s White Shoes : Tub Suits 200 in in a ae one big group. WELL KNOWN ST.LOUIS WOMAN SPENT A FORTUNE Before She Found the Medicine That — Relieved Her of Constipation, Gastritis and Catarrh of the Stomach, One of Most , = 4 . Popular nt Bexes ' 3 | Representing $1.50 and : You will ‘find Fabrics : 3 , | ee $1.95 Values at straps, cut-outs, | : : : = pumps and Ox- fords in all-white ht. here comes these unusual ” i. \ canvas, or with li figured designs in dots, . co ce cee ' ' patent, black calf sinations. Smart women are : Hothes, spreads, draperies, and ’ "a '| or colored trim y! Inexpensive, practical, 35 . as well as rubber fast-co} fabri all All oo or : fen, all sole Oxfords and ve we sol4 such a high- ‘ straps. Sizes 21%, grade Suit eat such a low price, | to 8 2 Extra Roomy right in the heart of the . from these prints tn the Season's Accu- T . t Ca ota 2 iedae . : tterns used were Buttericks. of Desirable OurIS ses tertals a Pesny CHILDREN s LOW SHOES | 95 © ee - . ae — a alc Sn BO Atay cat a ceil act = ee ee eee. |. . 2 Rete « ~, ‘ er 9-08 ve” & ~ 2 ~ . — ~ 7 a f unc iapinchitealits a rte > ~ “ - ee ee ee ae - xt . =- : - - - ° - > ~ a ~ ee ~ CR I Re EC NN ey EL ete te ee EE EE Ren, Lr A a EE SN TNE A en NN ogg ’ Cetton Pongees, Crashes, ; rr Remnants 94 inch size $5.95 Combinations, $00 pairs, pretty new cut-outs, sandals and straps in patent . . ‘ leather, tan calf, patent with tan buck and crepe sole. Orx- 26-inch size .-.---.... $6.45 Long or Short Sleeves. Sizes 3 to 8 fords and combinations. Sizes—infants’ 5% to misses’ and 28-inch Slze# eoeorreree ow $6.95 (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) boys’ 2. SSSSSSSEHSSSESSSSESCSSSSESSESSEOSSESHSESSSESSSESSSSESS ESS 30-inch size eeeusewe#ee @€ $7.45 = ; (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) Genttine Leather Traveling ‘ . “IT PAYS TO BUY AT NUGENTS” Pee | | Pe es ts / oy Women! 1000 More : t Handdrawn Broadcloth, Handdrawn Linens also tapestry and Leather-Lined Giladstones, $19.85 wide. A won Black Enamel Suitcases with | f | ; Ae, ihe and Norman dy Wotles ee’ SUMMER | DRESSES Offterd at About the Cost of Material Alone ’ eed Bodice top Vesta. in the wanted , wie | ~ LGB os, - , Fi : Se 9 Aa Wd a, 4 ae - » : \ te ae 3 a 4 c o: ; Z : Market con- 4 ee Ay ditions were hittal Rugs that are soiled of ; | rs xara UBBe ae more favorable duced prices. These Rugs : sg , } - 2 4 7 fi Te, I than ever— their artistic designs. ape sha eM bs QE ete: MN with manufac- a : in-pbiown iridescen act ton, nulstime || turers carrying ttal’s Anglo-Persté is Sa 2 eae: Mme || surplus stucks, Be oleae eespee Table Glassware S Bae ] #88 || | : ~ ‘have at least one of these charming Dresses for Summer wear. and 2 open v table dishes: wonderful | - : value; 100-plece Sets, $19.95 value Every Dress is painstakingly made into the Ihtest Summer styles **T think Herb Juice is the greatest medicine of all time,’’ e-ntinued Mra Hawken, ‘‘It certainly has E 4 i Fat ~~ Oak TTY a ' spent a neat fortune for treatment of this ecatarrhal condition, bat have never found anything to give me re lief from either constipation or the I found Mine Sie aE rf e re if Te Ea Fecetl 20 ; . | of lustrous, silky finish broadcloths and pure linens—straightilme, Piece Iced Tea sets belted models. enriched with beautiful laces large pearl buttons, eh anangge ag Loree penal mage: a “ti gnome drawnwork, novelty ribbon ties. Every color of the rainbow is gs! _ 6 hollow-stem sippers an —~ q COasters; rich cut aalisetiie and wreath . ] 95 represented. - Pallerne 20-piece Bets, $2.50 value (Feerth Fileor—Nugests.) ii tt q | your medicine, Herb Juica, | Hundreds are now tablished headquarters i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i ie ee i i i i i i i i i i i ie i ee ee i in en ee ie ee Ee ee ee ee, ee ee ee ee i i i i i i i i i i i i i i ee ee ED Se 6 te De te te De De te te te i i i i i i i i i i i i i a i i -— - = = - = - = = - - - —_— - - - - - -_ 7 = i i i i ii i i i i i i i i i i i i i i g& (Bargain Basement—Nuegents.)

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Mo ‘ Giee iki lhe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED _ > of LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ———— _ = a ea pence ones eeeeeseansceesesenes sens seneeen sees eeeeeeeeeesen ern eees —_—— — abn eanenanneseee sceecnceesseeweeseeess cues seseeeewss Seuee swear eeeerases enn sewesers CORSee eee oo — _ _— + = ee ee —— —_—_ ——_——_-—- -— oe senegenesesceoesscenes cectecoeced coseseuecececoweeeesneee: r' cvee oor Sa ° _— ——_— ———— _——— Oe el — t _—— _ -- -_—— eee _ — = a —E = = a ee ici RESORT AND TRAVEL DIRECTORY " —— +A COR e Cowen ec eeees seer ee ee eens TTT --—S aan oe ee ~o eee oe, ——— A A Sontnntentaintn seer ereeee ree eee sense sensed en secenscsensemeseeseeeees eewee eens esee® A ee ae eA a eeeeeenre SAILINGS TO EUROPE Tith & Pine Ste... Hambure American Line peartenn Eine i Jnint Maleetic Hotel (See Thited American A Locast war bee — LISA Ollie \ ne America Line. White Star Line | ~ ee e-sur-Mer ~~. leauis : Bo ulogn R tart arr N. TY. to Pivmor' ‘? cperhoone. RATE 7 pitcc _ cely 6 am — *ARaPii " N sue iv ser r TER) aM c : 11 AU 4 15 Sept oR ®ANDANIA Aug. 1 Sept. 5 On 1O VEEN AM 18 Aus. =~ "4 3 VOLE) J 25 Aug. 20 © Anchor Line, 1155 lve ona ap roma NEW AMS? ERDAM Aug.i Sept.° *™ - Pasevnis = & dng. 2 Ads Italian Lieyd (Sabouda), 312 8. Clark, CD) : ‘ a : . » “a ~ A - ‘ . ‘ x a? « =} : i rm = SCOLTIMBIA dud ii Aus Sas , + WT} POs ~ 1S Aug. 2 sept. ' Queensto™ »? treme - . “ ”~ — PMON TY ALM ¢ Aug. 2! Red Star Line Lith and Pine Sts. Quedec to Sort og Sept 11 (Majestic Hotel Ride ) =—t. Leola. i *MONTROY AL July ug wy YY. to Piym Cherboure. Antwerp. | ~ -¢ Southampton-lambure corr. aN nie 2 3 70 Aug 27 rebec-Cherbours — ~ — . ZFELAN! . v Aug. 27 | MPS FRANCE tJune 30 July T2 Ave 19) Tapani July 7 Aug. 6 Sept. 3 EMP’S SCOTLAND July ‘» Sept. = | ¢prrTTsRURG July 16 Aug. 15 Sept. tOmits Hamre BELGENLANT 23 Aus Sept. 17 pton- Antwerp r hington, Chicago. | Montreal Cherbours Southamp tor Reyal Mall, 11° W. Was net ; £ AONNEDOSA ..July 1 Joly 29 Ang. 26 N. Y.-Cherbourg-Southamptor pr eponeninggy tng po A rare combination of recreation and ' . tn | - » : SHYT ‘July 2 *lJuiy ds Aug. 2: sig 2000 miles on Lakes Hruron ®WVELITA -...July 15 Ang “12 Sept. 9 | *OHTO be A over ek nee? 5 LORCA 4 me FY St Claire, and Bay pres An experience similar *WARRURN (Glaseo direct) Iuiy Mw NTRE “ Q pant Giaege 7 1 i Scandinavian- American = uerec : an ee ; +) = ' 117 N. ear orn a Ohieaco *MONTL. AUR IER July J) AUs. 2 7 Sept v4 Ww ¥ .Norwar-S ween rk nland @unard Line, 1155 Olive St. St. Louls. FREDRIK VUT June 50 A: ag. 8 Sent 15 N.Y. to Cherbourg and Septhemot on | CUNTTE STATES July 7 Aug. 20 Oct! VQUITANIA July 2 July 29 Aug. 18 | SOS! AR Sept. 3 Oct. 15 Now. 2 ar RENG ARTA. Wu ly 8 Aue 5 Aug. 2S | Swedich Amer. Line TO F. Jeckson. Chicago AURETANIA *Ju wilS *tAug. 12 *Sept.2!) New York to Sweden, Norway, Denmark tAlso calle st Piyvmouth | Fir’ an 4" and Raltic States ~ Y¥. te Cobh (Ganenatowa) Liverpoe!. | *STOCKH M..June 39 Aug 1 Sent 10 ARONTA —_—— 1 *DR TTNINGH LM July? Aug 20 Sept 19 A ONTA Hjuly 18 AY "4 Lb. Sent » es 2 ‘ ' ~~ CARMANIA tuly 25 Ane 10) ee Sees Sa ee A. Melee Grand Salon and Lounge Rooms; Palm Garden on Obser- S“ARMAN1. uly = _— = Jeint Service with Parior R SAMARIA. Aug. 1 (from Bosto Aue ;) | Ztambare American Line Chicare vation Deck. All staterooms and coms are oué- ¥ as? Sem : . ~> ’ — so : i Gentes eecten.’ July 29 - to_Cherbourg-Sonthampton-Hambure side rooms with windows or port holes. Excellent meals , — - lPrso_rTr June 30 July 28 Aue 2 sam tn Gobm (Queenstown). Liverpool. | ect FY FLANT Ty by ro daintily served. For those who enjoy gaiety there BAMARIA July 2 Ave Ave. 27 | RELIANCE July 14 Ave 11 Sent 8 Entertainments, Music and Dancing; YTHIA Aug. 13 Sept. 8 Oct.11/ ALPERT RALTIN July 23 Sent et TS | a social hostess looks after the enjoyment of guests. Y te Pigmouth-and LaAnyot Vestere Cirele Tears *155.006 ™“. Lawrence Saguenay River “elenial Virginia. Washington $1.00 Tears si 7S. oe $700.00 Velleewstece Park Tears s'il’ ee (Se Gere space avallahic on first A lnskan Tour—eni>s « few mere reeer vettens os setend Alaskan Tour can be sceepted, as all (Cosmepeiitan Teer parties are «frietly limited Write fer reer free ceer of the Hed Beck THE (VUSMOPOLITAN TOC RS ©e.. tare of F. b. Lendmeter, General ‘ih =... “2. Leute, Linskaun Tours *Ask fer «apectail foider Agent. Mo. lake Geneva, Wis., for eutdeor recreeacioa. The Geeee Sammer eo the Nertherm: Minneesta FP oen, oe applhaden. = ‘he sperilling aGhervre of ©. HERMANSEN, Prep. Peitean Lake. New log bevel e ity atic OU ages | ol ee ow Mmaning es! "as sadiile meen: , . : trag- “fewtias, 4aectus an) tert etree U,\e8s June NAGOGAMILODGEON © S05 Ts Pert Ledeen Ri regy Prauet. Bien. GASCONADE RIVER CAKWOOD HOTEL ‘oe for the erason ‘todivituai ‘ —TOom semvire Umeaceliied fin Green Lake. Wiecensin. eeneetRs. ** mming Wisconsin « finest cerert, Every wr: Siar? ee nwo Gait tennis, fancing shing per al Bova let 2c you will see the dainty beauty of Japan, the luxuriant forests of Borneo, Burma’s carefree chil- dren of laughter, the busy life of teeming Oct. 24, 1925 "India. and Egypt's ancient brooding mountains From San Francisco Feb. 9, 1926 Meanwhile all details of travel afloat andashore Los Angeles Feb. 10 are attended to by our expert management. _ European servants, trained in the continental HAWATI APAN , i > CHINA BORNEO | Way,are always at hand to wait on you. You | items uae will enjoy the freedom of foreign registry, wer SD'A] pleasant companions and the comfort for omag 770) oom which the RESOLUTE is famous. Rates $1500 anc i These cruises offer the opportunity to see America w hile vou inchuding shore are seeing the worid—overiand trip from coast to coest, with excursions stopover privileges, is included in the price of the cruise. You will have three and a half months of perfect vacaticn. Tmqretrtes imetted — mstrated >ookist on request UNITED AMERICAN LINES (Harriman Line) iT7 North Michigan Ar., Chicago, or local steamship and tourist agents. ~~. ~ —_—~ - " aa a ee - Berend qucetion the mest panilines Summer resert in all Michigan. natural attraction; «very spert: every pastime. iniand and ‘|| the best bathing beach om the Great Lakes. {| Beautiful, Oil oe Steamship ‘ 9 60 | ' Every ' epen Waterwars; | ao oro °° Fare Oaly $2.00cc2.. | ea Cafeteria DeLuxe Service _ x > ~~ : = : _ : . ~ ~ . : ~ r ‘ : : rt I : eT " ; ates Beats abente om (RBieage darlight saving time—ene heur faster than central standard time Chicago and South Haven Steamship Co. i (lark Street Bridee. Asbury , i Park & NEW JERSEY ‘ hieng: >. COME TO CAPE COD STAY AT Where Seashore and Country Meet Every Recreanen and Dedaght Excellent Betels—Large and Small NO MOSOQUTTOES Cc learwater Lake Resort " " aa nq ‘3 For ‘nformanen write oe rk oe . ae a aie _—— .SBURT Part SeTTL ASecaTes Moet Ther aze~ Rune ng wete « MUNCTAL WroRmaTOn gungag “"tT!c Memes. Dath. Farm product Ex ipardwali : ore ent meas t. ag hoi reem an e usen" n . ies irntishe pice Write ¢f booklet and eser s20ne. Clearwater "Lata vi. Bex Se OMC TO The Land ot ‘Ten Thousand Lakes —Come to this land of cool lakes and virgin for- ests, where nature itself has made for you an enchanted summer play- ground, Come and rest [n a comfortable resort hotel or charming cottage. Minnesota offers every opportunity for the ideal summer vacation,—fishing, swimming, canoeing, golf, ten- nis, dancing and entertainment. Thousand of miles of smooth motor highwavs wind through this vacation land with a new delight at every turn of the road. Minnesota welcomes you. Send for free booklet and in- formation. Use the coupon below. Ten Thousand Lakes of Minnesota Association Operating uncer mipervision of the Stace of Minnesota Sixth ‘St. MINN. Ci17?S East SAINT PAUL t Please Use This Coupon. Check Your Desires. n ~] ResortHotel (] Furnish shed Cottage [] Fishing Am interested i _s pe 7 | | | Canceing (| |} Camping | | Golf (_] Lake Home Purchase is Name - Street a MINNESOTA ‘We MICHICA} The Playground ofa Nation —they re 0) : (Mississippt Valley Pow ; WhiteLake July3-4 end races July 11 to eh, Pattee F Stig, te Spe eh rsd Hiss 4 West Michigan hes fx for you. There’s just book that tells all about Michigan— the new Vac Directory. All about every section of West Mict every sport, resorts, rates — in om help you to make up your mind to come ~ ra “arbrey. General Agent Cana- gen Paerfic, 420 Leeust St, St. Lovie, reteshene Maile 5379 to 1744, b Mail Coupon Below for West — 3 Michigan Vacation Directory—Fre¢ : | Do you fish—play golf—boat—swim—sail—pisv | tennis — dance — motor? It’s all rater 6 Hotels that suit every and purse—47 courses —a $175,000,00@ good-roads system conemanianee camps — free state parks — trout, a anuslie — in a . wildflowers. A a lr ¥ 7 r Easily reached by special summer railroad and fast steamships running daily from, Chicag = Fy UD & ON REDUCED FARES A®syseporstos ail resort to New York We suggest consulting agents of : —_ (h ee , _Ne 2 ited by wm s created a s = > = owe . . cel [Restaurants that cater to the egiccra, onte € a ~ay “sg ba a ~~ —~ “Y i y- — se eee a ; am —< h to iy ever ir desire may De Lake s nous or ras supptir an music, Weekly band 2 . se dae three outs paste (ane a ~e- : = ~ om rs Beaune 59 - es in r AScin s * ind once a < For Full Information and Literature 3 . »s Address Chamber of Commerce . Lake Geneva, Wis. . NS coms $222 up tr. near Jackson Bivd Mae PERLE ORLRAEADODOAOTIOTOOREEEEE RD eOOD Ed beeebere neces ceed aaaetiartiens eearehane 4 7 6a 778 See eee ee ee oe : ; ; i | | Se cuclesive apertmect notst = the ‘wautitad Jackson Park District. Spiendid Teeepertatiesn—i. CC. Express stees at ik equ” Pe oe

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sie . ~~ i SUNDAY, | | — re The ope 3 POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE: CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ MANY ST. LOUISANS ON |p] Se occ carer ca Ca = TRAVEL ‘and 1 RESORTS ( dey) | TRPS IN THE WEST Schderdmannds MICHIGAN TRANSIT CO. |.2::.2.2222 22n662 Portiand place and her daughter, : Miss Frances Collins, will sail Aug. 12 for a stay of several months in MODERN | , col LUXURIOUS DIRECT ‘Overn vernigh L ht- Service’ England. Miss Collins returned AVOID THE CONGESTION—ORDEReNOW home a few days ago from a visit in American Plan; rates from $6aday. || ' TO: Cool the East. We Have Complete Stock of World-famous cuisine. All outside Dr. and Mrs. Amos F° Lewis of Roman Candles, Sky Rockets, Flower Pots, Showers, Fountains, Aerolites, Mines, Pin Wheels, rooms. Write for ond wonderful. | ‘ 6111 Waterman aventie will pass Tableau Fire, Colored Torches, Snakes, Spit Devils, Firecrackers, Salutes, Sparklers, Pistols. illustrated booklet. Summer season \ the summer'at Hotel Morey, Eagle FLAGS = LANTERNS tet DECORATIONS opens June 14. , . pans J | , River, Wis. Their son, Amos Jr., Ask to see the Big Bang Carbide Cannons and Ronson Flash Revolvers—perfectly harmless, HOTEL COLORADO | will attend Camp Minnewonka at if : 2 ~~ @eLle ‘" We Specialize in FINE LAWN DISPLAYS for Evening Parties GLENWOOD 8FRINGS, COLORADO , >? Three Rivers, Wis. : Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Francis of the Moorlands, Wydown boulevard, $3.50 Display $5. 00 Display j — | will depart this week for Santa Fe, Contains Roman Candles, Skyrockets, Flower Contains all I goods in Large ahioingn “jm she | N. M., to visit Mrs. Francis’ moth- Pots, Electric Flowers, Tableau Fire, Triangle | M E T kek t and Vertical Wheels, Star Mines, Dragon Wheels, Tab . Shower rt . er, Mrs. Ernest aScKex. Later Punk and small novelties—in all. 47 items. and Fiery re. ‘argo Trisnele. lrg od they will go to California. ae months next winterto go amo the | . ‘this Miss Sarah Selby, daughter of | * " kj | r : . Fs isplay ssippt Valley Power . @ | per pulse Hotelserviceall seh ticsok CRIES) aoe Sa bast’ weedaal so encane tea Sant gg Mere SE gg wm a gy Contains all goods in $8.00 uise Hotelserviceall | ~ ae ed last evening to attend the sum- following: Jeweled Jet. Extra Triangle. Tour- ne management for | ; - ssi: + Iniv billion, Extra Star Mine, Tableau Fire. Torches. the way. O ag : mer session at the University of Mammoth Sparklers, Saucission Devil Rane atts! Star atta at 4 : Lake, July 3-4-5. Wek — I overything, on ship and ashore. ‘ | — —— Wisconsin. Later she will join her | ™ Tailors—in ail. 66 items. tain--in all, 72 items. oe. July ll to Sept. 7.) ks ‘Fares surprisingly low, including P | . | parents in the North. shore excursions. oe od Mrs. Janice Feldman Stocker of T SPORT, yet only \Em press of on the ae . sd Hotel Chase dusdsted | Weider with NOTE:;; 72,0048 added in the $5.00, $8.00 and $10.00 displays are all of extra quali ‘ gl ri a ; : ' : * exhibitions furnished as desired. All goods are now ready and may be ordered one OF a giorious variety a a party of friends for Alaska. They or selected in person. City Deliveries made July ist, 2d and 3d. Shipments outside St. of summer pastimes ? ' | will visit Colorado Springs, Yellow- | i press. MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. Michigan has in store 3 Pan. Tri-Weekly Express Service—Leaving Chicago (Standard Time) stone Park and Salt Lake City on |g S h d T C Ou. There’s just one oa hell Monda Wedn da d S d P M their ee and will return Cc wer tmann Oy O. : Gineeedl ;: | ys, esaays an aturdays, 6 P. . home by way of Los Angeles. Mrs. ‘that tells all about Wese thip de co Spe nd Christmas @ | ag ge | Stocker’s parentea, Mr. and Mre. 811-813 Washington Av. Telephones Central 1281 and Central 1282 an—the new Vacation 3 oly Land and New Year's Ev Colorado First sailing on Summer Schedule, June 27th. Herbert A. Feldman, left St. Louis | Dk ot ok ak ak ake ak) ok | “ae ae a6 te at ae ae ae a ae aka ae * * tion of West Michigan, . or 4 neg a ul c For LUDINGTON, HAMLIN LAKE, EPWORTH HEIGHTS, Friday for Atlantic City for the SSS ee Saas . ad be. : — ws, F. Carerey, Senere meas —_ . . s 5 . ogee igmlind: gk Sa IRS LEAN, cool air with || MANISTEE, ONEKAMA, PORTAGE POINT, FRANKFORT [°° — mind to come. | 4 the smell of the and CRYSTAL LAKE. Mrs. Henryetta B. Waye of 6958 : 7 ‘ , pines in it; days filled Dartmouth avenue, and her moth- ; 7 ervi or, Mrs. EF Boh f Melrose 2 slow for West J caro minstran with wholesome recreation || Service extended to Pon Sa a | Traverse Bay ports on Tete: ldhibacead ” eecnuuieun poets 9 ‘Directory—Free | ! ” and nights of soundest ‘nity y 2 three months’ tour of the West. , Po Mountain views that fai (Bus Service to Pentwater and Base Lake via Ludington) Mrs. William H. Soost of Flad , at—swim—sail — , hold you breathless; moe ier-e A utomobi , her daughter, Miss Mar- on ll ws play pone cca me. me * Tamm Low Rates on A obiles When Accom- er Sonera Rodet on Miss Adelaide : ley purse ‘47 ae | ; { al theo oe ome romped panied by Passengers Iitzpatrick, departed June 20 for S ] ' aes t 3 f 7 us in inviting you to spen dn pygateanin: Rye tee pod-roads system—48 ort Boe! your summer aiiderhee. Call or write for illustrated folder containing complete infor- «Ses ‘erie aieants ot saatave ummer & ar an Cc S S al Z free state parks — bass b : _ Glenwood Springs is eas- mation regarding schedules, fares, etc. who are former St. Louisans, and in 3000° lakes an lees YY” ily reached by rail or over 5. 5 Renee en route will visit Salt Lake City, STARTS MONDAY, JUNE 29 pat lendid motor highw 7 @) t Park 4 Denver three en gowea Yellowstone ar an enver. er t lakes, There j is a pleasant mint a Docks and Ticket Office: South west End Municipal Pier, Chicage. Miss Laura Pins will accompany le forests a wood- © . al automobile cam Telephone Superior 7800 i —- on ° h to St. I is. * te beaches, woods and — / ws em ofthe Colorado, : Loop Ticket Office—-S3 West Jackson Blvd. (Bank Ficcr). nl ae s 95 . 95 s 95 ia the —— ' Miss Lillian Striegel of Maple- 95 for those who like the out- door life. wood has departed for an indefi- jsummer railroad service * Read our descrip- |} 7 eee nite visit in Philadelphia and At- Ing daily from Chicago, 7 tive booklets and ee Se ai marcy fg BU we wane. My i Bo ag: 7 you'll understand . ? oe eS) po s Sten te! — and refreshing daylight sail America.” | A bo aot A eh be July 9 for Colorado and California, CUT-OUTS oa | See BLONDE SATIN } e historic Hudson. Spacious ; oat >} 4 ob peice SRI I to be gone all summer. TIES AND AAAA BLACK cks and interiors devoted to passen- Mail Coupon Today. J | oa ae pt == = a5 ==t-5 = =—s = é > Mr. and Mrs. Morris Aach of OXFORDS ae BRO’ a can service exclusively. _—= — 6111 Pershing avenue departed IN DRESS D Width WHITE KID Seven Magnificent Flyers | = ae ees oe oe et oe wo ow eee + FULL OF ROMANCE yesterday for Quebec, to sail June idtas ., Hendrick Hudson" Chamber ie ro a> ee RIVER OUTING AND HISTORY 30. for France. They will visit AND TE WHITE CANVAS SO & the tere Interesting =. Send — # than the cost of a long, weary other, European countries, SPORT TAN CALF Ww t train or dust tour b auto. Miss Alice Clifford of 761 West- SHOES BLACK CALF Mississippi 1 Cap Gi mmerce. ice daily including Sunday. Orches- rol Springs Ret. Fri. G a. hed Rails -~ re te avenue, and Miss Emma May Pp. m., Ret. Mon. 6 a. m | £2 ' and restaurant on each steamer. Abn 50 f Cp the Beaufiful Illinois River to a Quiver Beach and Peoris.| Dorris, departed Friday for Madi- EVERY PAIR A BARGAIN! @nvenient rail connection in cither Please send me literature a— mime -- —. a ee _™./son, Wis., where they will attend : ' petal dees nner Poh agen more about your city and vicinity $18.50 . TTective Joly Yeas aa tictareeane, Missieelppl th 9 Take the pore — at ge Ag | We Advise Early Selections. 0 s ; 7 York. SPECIALS TO FORT MADISON, IOWA samt will be seniors at Wash- erated Carats 4 Mr. | Over 4th ere TO CAIRO, ILLINOIS ington University next fall. THREE ee FISHERMAN S and BATHERS’ SPECIAL ji: 3ul7 34,55." Misses Grace and Frances Cun-|§ STORES o Ver -s Street Pier New York Ciry BEARDSTUWN (By request of the KNOWING ones.) will depart today for Boston, where ee i - “MEE . a a FISHERMAN'S and BATHERS’ SPECIAL oo they will join their sister, Miss 515 North Sixth Street Only | A trip a REAL RECREATION, full of diversion. A frolic never forgotten Musie.| Nellie Cunningham, and after a Dancing, Fishing. Six hours for Boating and Bathing at Bartholomew's Bathing — ~ — | , | OVER THE FOURTH | 5 Beach, Kampsville Govt. Locks. Ly. on Str. Golden Fagle July 4th at 6 p. m. RKe- visit there will go to Boothbay 612 Olive St. Grand and Washin n Harbor, Me., for the summer gto turn on Str. Plasa July 5th, 9 p.m. Berth Saturday Night, Four Meals, Only $8.00. DAY RIVER ein sill Z =e 06=—SCOAbove rates ~— Each voyage includes wonderful ecenery. liberal . ; meals and bert stops, appetizing meals, orchestra and dancing. . | Mies Carrie Roth of 8857 St. “i ¥ Slustrated: booklet and information. EAGLE PACKET CO., St Louis ‘Teuls avenue left St. Louis Satur- hKEOKUK DAM // VA i ; a as sd for Brooklyn, N. Y., to visit ani : @ \ Pe . her aunt, Mrs. Ernest Wagner. peocks ane bene | D oT Ce an” RATES RAMP TRATES be 4 | Ss | | Miss‘Emtiy Brewer Gillham of amc -ewcd *,y RM | . | Parkland place is in Virginia as ’ SGeeee 777 b. ae _— oo = > 10 ald us in givin agyee the informa-. Directory. Send information on Ze * ; Shin ell a — + he nbiettin teammate mee ~ aoe } ~ — = — + —_ > ree ; a ee S vis Campo Pi Mecee (J Boys<Girls Camps. ee ih ied ~ o-- — - 8 , = 2's oe Ge lA. ae the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob a ‘i ee 4 A = 3 ho have been the ab EM | Exclusive, American plan, bath in every room CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY le 04 pc es BP a So or suite, $35.00 per week up—new 18 hole in | DENVER, COLORADO Dept.60 Pp , —y ated . . am. ethos door golf course, 3 outdoor golf courses nearby, | ‘a’. Send 20x20” Road Maps =. in ee dancing, all summer sports— mile lake front, ? me Go Ses adil of following states: “Fred H. Krug of | orad é Dr. and Mrs. 56 k sub-division, leke front lots for | srk SELLE DP ORESIOOM | ate menee hanes, 7 an 9 bodecoene. Shuche | Colorado Idaho Montana 2249 St. Louis avenue have re- ly Remodeled and Painted) | for rent $2,400 to $2,500, furnished, for sale un- = New Mexico Utah Wyoming turned from California, Seattle, furnished $12,750 to $15,000—Write for illu» — Portland, Ore., and Salt Lake City. | VE FRIDAY, JULY 34, 8 P. M. trated booklets, reservations now being taken. | Name + marae wah P KPOKUK SATURDAY NIGHT. ) , ) Mrs. F. 0. Sturhahn of 3619 He- KEOKUK SUNDAY, 10 A. M. Tienes Pet eek, Slate Soria, Segoe ‘bert street and a niece from Ger- ST. LOUIS MONDAY, 6 Address. _ as — wae | rt ‘many are spending a few weeks in AND ONCHESTRA, BERTH J. Tilden Andres Reso ithe West with relatives. | | In ms , ee of the Ozarks. andaduiie NNEXES Miss Celeste Simon, daughter of | ym Stake son Par. Se so BER ON THE G NS CONADE RESORT » Leavi Every Sat. at 3 P. HU , wt : Ret. Tues. A. M. $13.50, Including | Making the Andres Resort the largest and Col - Mr. and Mrs. B. Simon of 3828 | Berth, Orchestra. most re 2 2 Sea a hs : : ; | Humphrey street, and her cousin, &, Louis and Calhoun Packet Co. vidual cottages are conveniently located to . Miss Marie Buscher, left St. Louis Foot of Olive St. our large dining room, where meals are Monday for a month's stay in Call- Fer Reservations Call Olive 8473. served and prepared by a staff of cooks ; LS ns J of gnowned 1 agg aoe AW» “. short Sa fornia. ‘ tance from the Gasconade ver. where ------ ‘ewimming and caner a - pe its best. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Schuessler - Hiking, horseback riding an ancing in a ; , . _— ——_ spacious dancing pavilion to an orchestra and their son, Tate, have gone to ' F is free to our guests. ROAD MAPS Fort Leavenworth to visit the for- OT | ° are located only 124 miles west mer's hrother-in-law, Capt. and ‘| from st. Louis on the Frisco R. R.. or | | Mrs. Mitchell. The Post-Dispatch Resort and mmer Travelers | itews: 0 Blazed Trails in the Wonderful Rockies | Mrs. Joseph C. Degenhart of Travel Bureau—Main Floor— Local and long-distance telephones. Com- /9°15A Mullanphy street will depart | r Mountains, the seashore, the let ipment. Write for lit ns, lakes, | piete camp equipmen ‘ 4 — about July 1 for a_ visit to her | oe omen em aerate “a. TILDEN ANDRES JEROME. MO. PEND your vacation motoring ‘daughter in Indianapolis and any question that occurs to you. up among the snow-capped friends in Oxford, O. n . ato meet your individual require- | p tickets over all lines. Wirt Beautiful Arcadia mountains. Inspiring scenery, brac- Mise Augusta Soch of Boston is i Summer Parties. J MOUNTAIN RESORT ov LANE KILLARNEY . . d . f visiting her-grandparenis, Dr. and rie — Parks, Canadian Rockies. to Cat | Visit beautiful Arcadia, mountain resort ing climate, and a great variety Oo Mrs. W. John Harris of 4965 Me- bir ’ a Hh Pony By BE wholesome sports and recreations Pherson avenue, en route to Colo- The Post-Dispatch Burean is com- ot : Horseback riding, boatiag and bathing on . : th ] Rocki 'rado for the summer. ) pletely and efficiently equipped a sand-bottom beach Pine loge cabins await you in e€ Coo 1es. | anomen he? ful inf ti le epenes tours 80 3 en wo trom and good meals. Eighty-elght miles from | ; Mrs. Mamle McConnell of 3422 to give helpful informa on in con-- ie=Toure throughout the summer for. | Schroeder, Box 18, Arcadia, Mor Let Blazed Trails be your guides to a most Semple avenue and her mother. nection with Resort and Travel in ™ Darties as w for independent | raion | delightful tour. These up - to-date maps Mrs. Ella Watts, are visiting rela- any section pe my en by , VISIT : tives in Los Angeles. They wil! | il t rvi Tth annual cruise tour, | show the motor camps and other stopping n rail or auto. is Service is yours Rd ths World's.’ Belows | BRIDGE VIEW COTTAGES | places, and the best motor roads. Maps are ‘sega ee eacasapal ew seen | without cost or obligation. Beautifully situated amidst the nataral supplied iri handy, separate folders for each | The Rev. August G. Merz of East wonders of the Ozark Mountains. 124 [| sta the in whi are St. Louis, the Rev. Alfred Doerf- ’ ~ oe a te. Check 90 seaethonny ich et fie. H. A. Dittmar, the Rev. E. L. riding and dancing. Our food is un- interested and mail coupon to us in I eaves » Wilson and A. H. Grosse of &8t | surpassed. Write for Booklet. : Louls, and Ben L. Lehman of East ‘RAELL AN a] . Me. fF) Ss 2 ar he Hotel I hap meer ibn ieee} = CONTINENTAL-OIL COMPANY ——_® 22uts are at the Hotel anos ST.LOUIS POST-DI Olive 7280 280 ; Central 6397 o— ne . : First National B mk, enon | VACATIONS PARADISF | : Producers, Refiners and Marketers the Synod of the Lutheran church) <2". | GRAHAM’S RESORT * ef Mob wede Perm . hired prude RESORT and TRAVEL ‘uller Drv Goede CO— | — | ado, Idaho, Kansas, Missow!. Montana, | wep J Fishing, Dancing. Swimming. Boating, se. axico, | Oklahoma, | Oregon. Miss Mary Ellen Bleakney. Horseback Riding South Dekota. Utah. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. BUREAU | a ad jena Gee ME a «a : Bleaknpy of 6007 Cates avenue, -——— | furnished and ecreened. Write for LOOK FOR THE CONOCO SIGN 'will depart on July 1 for the In- y ON K ANKAKEE | FRISCO. Geecriptive beokiet. ON THE yn C Service station attendants and dealers dis- 'teroaks camp for girls at Cuba, Mo -_ GRAt AM. JEROME. MO. playing this sign are prepared and picased . Finest Redbri—Ritchey, Ul. || | ne | i . to careful attention to touring needs. Miss Doris Smith of Fort Smith. the maoatisul Kankakee Rivet, [65 + cea scat %.~ give adie. fo visiting Mya Joha Gusuee Bie. on Route ; wy Bm ny reed Hote inet" itides 'w buena Vista, | of Normandy. Mrs. 1. ©. Rose gave ating. bathing and dancing West b est ay ) a dinner last night for 14 guests ottages and hotel. Write ero : at the North Hills Country Club. in oT pPhoae Wilmington 100] cam Ritchey Tittmein . “we ~~ honor of Miss Srnith : older. See roe ELE Am. plan.

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ty ane ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE UlT} Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED JUNE 3a. ieee SUNDAY, i. ——— a ae: —~ we to Drive Through State. I bile . 7” gp * ge Associaind. Press acto BRAY-HAMBUECHEN CARONDELET — te saa "ina een heve| ie o Gov. taker who has been here | tiv AYRES AUTO CO., BILGERE MOTOR CO., | MOTOR CO. MOTOR CO., CHAMBERS & LONG, f 1414 N. Kingshighway BI. 2820 N. Grand BI. 5133 Delmar BI. 3865 S. Grand BL 1125 Pine St. i OU cannot expect any other ‘i UT" —— Y OU take no chance when you Se , sien en: dees aor f , I oor buy a Ford from an Aathor- Used Car Guarantee of an ized Ford Dealer. It is his de- sire to give you a square deal on a used Ford, the same as he does on a new Ford. _ ‘So i eer. et +> 2, . - oe a=» e a a ~ n ES re pe Oe a eS ee 4 ” 4 - ? ~~ . ~ «J . - 7 1 7 e oe - my = — ~~ i —> ee SS Payee, 2 reer & ir ane a HIS label is the Authorized Ford Dealer's pledge that the Guaranteed Used Ford Car he sells you has been reconditioned to insure the maximum value for the money invested. used car dealer to have the same interest as the Ford Au- thorized Dealer in seeing that you get the best used Ford for the money you tnvest. Authorized Ford Dealer. it is used Sid olce geod corstan, tie Boake a H So Phe his opinion with a thirty day guarantee. 83 Delmar BL GUARANTE} GUARANTEED ae o— | SPOR dk . a WRIGHT-MORRIS MOTOR CO., 3929 Laclede Av. used Cars Furnitur “A Sate Pliace t 906 Franklin Avenue WELLSTON MOTOR CO., — 6353 Easton Av. 5630 Gravies an | F GUARANTEED a GUARANTE! Her e¢ Cale TEVIS MOTOR CO., O. E. HAUPT MOTOR CO., RUPRECHT MOTOR CO., 3003 Locust BI. 4170 Olive St. | JOHNSON Avo 8025 S. Broadway ; . GUARANTEED 4am Cc «ohi*S GUARANTEED all GUARANTEED Go —— GU ARAN AN] For Ie used Car's , Nivdy hot water com Instant not wat T. alway $ ready, heat wegen ts and st arts in oid- The F remier st orage heat er save the water only onc *. The asbestos ea , i“ ,) - - : + cr? TI “ = t . yee n¢eéa iiknc 2 QI eat nermos RIEFLING AUTO CO., KUHS.WIEMEYES burner Lights only when more MOTOR CO. ¢% thy The es né (Premier Junior) @ wond erful service at lower pr 2333 S. Jefferson Av. 8345. N. Broadway. 4 come toth ACATION time is motoring time--- GUARANTI : C R A when the whole family can get the Ford hi used ¢ VARANTEED SORL PLUMBING AND HEATI used car's most enjoyment from a car. Petey 6 CRANE co., 30 sours " £ bs : St. Lovis u 1 The Following Plumbers Have a Pr PRED AsRwMRnRtsTeR,. ‘ico. 6 COWaneteeter 4F A “GUARANTEED” Ford car can be bought now at a surprisingly low : PRICE MOTOR CO., price and delivery secure d by making MBERTCRA : 1312 S. Grand BI. only a small payment. The balance pee arranged to suit your own convenience. USE . eee LOK eet Jt Lite FESDLER,. VA in RAKER. "3 thipepewan Sf |B g. cocoa © & Hw. KR. CO. ‘228 t.raveis Rd. 4. ‘ precept -* RY, TiS WViewtieia 4F BE. aN 1‘nt} —— =" Wernrmeer “fr 2 | ninwy. “hes Delmar mt. >» ‘(onmnnutt.&S =—“t WW “r Leawtia it. ‘ np re nave e co... GUARANTEED Bliss traeka *f. SLoeck VER «4 WELVILLE FP. CO. Come in today and look over our guaranteed values. used £- Wee Open every evening this week. COVS 6 ie S17 Deigpeaer St. THo*s. J. BALA. °° teaedeme 4. H‘WILTOS PF. 42 HB. OO. 'oe% Haceiltee Ar EDW. & HAS DORF, “Tis Eastes Avr. rw. HEcKWAY, > NULSEN-THOMSON MENDENHALL LOVE-JOHNSON MOTOR CO. MOTOR CO. MOTOR CO., i — FORAY FPLEG. Co. 2964 Gt. Leate Avr. “™. HEWT 42 £0O%, ‘ lis? §. Geeed BL GUARANTE | T 3 é —,) Tur rie “BER. 7 ED GUARANTEED ee se - 7419 Manchester Av. 2315 Locust St. 5244 Natural Bridge Road [23 Hemilitern Ar. 4. G. MAIER PLEc. CO. jrevet=s Rd. SEO TY. NEYER 2 BRO. 2988 Cheetees Av. SEO. Fr. wrILes — son, 4857 Cheeteas 4. wOSsINGHOFF — co 140% salfehary $4. ’ c. ~ me Apr MOY VIMAS, 4. © MURPHY, 25 Olive S«. eA ~ eeneneene “ on —_ . — 7 : ee ee ee ee ee ee —" —" -_ ¢ 3

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_— ee Oe ee — — SUNDAY, v JUNE 28, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1D ~ —— ea rT to Drive Through State.|] bile for Jefferson City. He will be a —— a epee a ee ram , Cs : was convicted of the killing of Po- wee Associated Press. accompanied by Mrs. Baker, their EVENTS IN NATIONAL court to see the many Government] Secretary of the Treasury, are con- | Chapman's Lawyer to Keep $4,560. | that he has a valid claim to money ! ‘iceman Jamen Shelly of New Brit- 7 ) : °7 .. ‘ officials who have w is hon- By the Associ ress. . ; , 58 eT. JOSEPH, Mo., June 27. daughter and several other rela- who have won ‘tenn sidered the stars of the courts. Mr. | NEW HAVEN. Conn., June o7.-| turned over to him by Chapman, jain, last fall, gave Grochl §$4,55° _ Baker who has been herej|tives. The party will proceed by ors in Washington. Dwight F.| Davis keeps fit by walking from! Th ; ‘ > ined in a decision/in the course of securing him 4 | Friday morning will depart] way of Macon, Moberly and Colum- | e contention of Frederick J.) has been sustaines . , Davis, Acting Secretary of War in/|his office in the War D G . , > zs oT , »l er el. Postal authorities claim- ince . b epartment|Groehl, of New York. counsel for| by Judge Edwin 8S. Thomas of the counsel, wrow morning in an automo- | bia. | f IN bees oot e peony Weeks, to the club, a distance of several Gerald Chapman, now under nana | Steneed States District Court, re-|ed the money as part of the pro- — arles . Dewey, assistant | miles. tence of death at the State Prison, lceived here today. Chapman, who!ceeds of a New York mail robbery. Ta meri ke ast B TO MISSOURIANS | gumihen ds JOM at The Hub Jota Special to the Post Dispatch. ' “s*: | WASHINGTON, June 27.—All is r cates ° ° | socially quiet at the White House nowadays with the President and Mrs. Coolidge at Swampscott, and Rooms Com lete $969.5 SIT Down an army of decorators and painters ? $3 Per Week have moved in to make the res- | pane Sei ae TEE igi Ee ea torations to the historic mansion A Boudoir Lamp voted by the last Congress. The We Gwe and Redeem FRE Presidential party left on Tues- | , Eagle Stamps SET ETT OE. . See These Special Values on Monday With E day in great good humor, the Pres- | | i very ident gleeful and talkative over the , | prospect of a two months vacation. ! Phonograph | Attorney-General John G. Sargent, 'who has been holding bachelor | quarters at the Executive Mansion has moved for a time to an apart- * | ment on 16th street cial A social bombshell! was quietly | x é atthe! F thrown by the President as he left P. i : $100 Value Washington, when he announced UARANT ee ' ° | at the newspaper conference with - x, This beautiful Phonograph wi! | ’ Pit ; : , , EED ——. es the pride of your household correspondents, that ‘Miss Laura , strument of marvelous tone Harlan, daughter of the late Asso- l___ ‘ : ‘ : the latest a aeleas motor. i ciate Justice of the t7 S Supreme Special Introductor Price ; = = - : . é - 4 3 : | z nt - | > aranteed. Playe all records. F | ' , y = _ Am SPORL im ff .¢ Shed in a be autiful mal saan, | Court, Hon. John Marshall Har- - * oe —— Automatic Da-Bed will last a lifetime. We will : ‘lan of Kentucky, who has been The New Simmons : . % 4 ff, lutely deliver it | PP le Hey ‘ s io ‘am $ Mrs. Coolidge’s social secretary a © Li 99 B d $200 Value 5 used ‘ miy $1 ' would retire after a vacation. As ; race=- ine S Th B if ] Pp; $ I Cars . 5 biggles 2 ES | Miss Harlan has been the power ree eauti u 1eces ee | behind the White House _ social : ‘ " ‘ ' l 29 | > ewe eoniaiaani is rife as “te sf $ 1 = New Venetian Finish. Our most popular style Da-Bed, of 'causes. She is to be succeeded by , walnut finished all-ste construc- S Here is a wonderful Suite for the small bedroom. A special . . ‘a State Department employee, | f . tion with metal-cane panel ends and .. | actor C : J while Miss Mary Randolph, daugh- | The enlarged sketch shows the slopbu ace tema, ee cetese and eadtbenciacianaiah veal heavy tufted pad) Se g\ter of General Randolph, will re- , | graceful design of the continuous : cretonne cover. The automatic : | main Mrs. Coolidge’s persona] sec- | posts and fillers of this handsome norte cas Seaenh “Se Wien Lad bad Geone tae feature enables even a_ child to kits retary. The social secretary post mew Bed. Built To a —_ free of charge open it easily. . Tu . at the White House was estab- ) | and finished in a rich dark walnut. n | : : URNITURE co. lished during Mrs. Roosevelt's re- 7 Low Terms—$10 Cash, $10 a Month | $3 Cash, $3 a Month : 2 “A Sate Place to Buy” | gime, and it was regarded as one ee ENBERG-W AGNER_ = | of the big plums here, the ppst be: | - | 906 Franklin Avenue Central 1230 @ inc hela by notable society women MOTOR one " in nearly every instance. 5630 Gravios Av. : = | Washington welcomed on the . § ' same day as the President left the : ett > 2 ae + = — Lt) wee * & ty * ae ae renin =’ © new Minister of Egypt, Samy UA A T y . Pasha and Madame Samy Pasha. R N M i 1) . a ' | The new envoy has a great deal of } oriental splendor about him and is |a poet and explorer. AVFPEoL, | Mrs. N. W. Winter. cousin of Mrs. John lL. Hines, wife of Major = used General Hines, arrived yesterday . to spend some time at tft] ines Cais | Ime at the Hines | a itumn. Miss Weller left here ves- | aheragee Ti rye, — Sagem Sram qs Ae 1m neon opened when needed). Covering is of rich velour. on . | ieitt the: the anéat 6f th Sen | Low Terms—$10 Cash, $10 a Month Low Terms—$10 Cash, $10 a Month ; | | : I ny ; a J ‘ . , , parents ! ome week = - D AT) ‘ i , = —— 7 THOS, J. HALL, ALTON, ILL. t was announced here this week | — : | (One-Pc. Porcelain Lined) Refrigerators P23 Academy Av. GEO. &. BRUNNER hat the marriage of Princess Ret si (White Enameled Lined HAMILTON Pr. & HH. c., A. K. CHALLACOMBE ‘ rit Visit Our 39 y 5 . Daylight Stove Dept. ‘s 7 l 8 75 a tt makes of Btoves and 50-pound capacity Glacier Refri« S 1008 Hamiltem Av. T. J. FLEMING YD « ae shown side by side erator. ineulated with seolld one ‘,.acier three-door aeide-icer Nick- EDW. G. HANDORF, 4713 Easton Av. BELLEVILLE, ILL. ane Quick Meai, Bridge & Keach, | | piece porcelain linings, ai) shelves el hardware and shelves. Patent (charter Oak. Baker's, Perfect, and door fittings are mickeled water trap S$! giase refrigera- FP. H. HECKMAN, GEO. HIRTH od . plbn-cndpoewetngs cat epgpngs | 2514 Nn. 14th s¢. KARR «lt PrPLY cw. Thea wedding vA he A EBEMmAaii one ot P RALPH tc. Hinps, ROLAWD NEBGENS with onlv A few friends outside of | sever: = mre 9 Ai Baa Se al | Moores and others ™ $1 giaes refrigerator set free bor ae included free i N. Kingshighway B. F. PERRIN the two families present. The Prin- | 6 wk Maat 10 io iz $4 Cash—$3 a Month $2 Cash—-$2 a Month ORBAN PLBG. CoO. a ] T , “| amet at. Tomis Av, RT. | overs tos nar trecmman on duty] WM. HUNT & SON, CARBONDALE P. & H. CO. 2 tuple — I oon 1127 §. Grand Bl. - JACK. THE PLUMBER, canrenvis=, tee Jani Caressa Meehan — $6 Porch Ry thnedepegmeed =. oe : has gone to Summit Point, W. Va Rockers iia sa. COLLINSVILLE, ILL. to visit her mother, Mrs. A. P.|@ KING PLAG. oo. COLALANSVILLE P. & H. CO. ‘Thomson. Mrs. Breckenridge as- | 2925 Park Av. CO eisted at the motion picture show | ~ 3 Z A. G. MAIER PLBG. co. LUMBIA, MO. given for the benefit of the disa- ° cre mg Giravois Rd. CHAS. D. MATTHEWS | bled veterans at Walter Reed Hos- | Natura! var- ; WALNUT CEDAR Chest. with - MEVER & BRO. pital last week ’ nish finish | mothproeef genuine Tennessee red : ’ * Chouteau Av. JEFFERSON CITY, MO. tre Jocesh W. Folk, eridow of! Raeiiiie authian eC cedar lining and $] 75 6-2 GEO. Pr. MILES & SON , . ied ; Ss - « . , 2 ene Ae See crapecars | whe ete former Governor of ae coat. Wide WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH cai, MOSSINGHOFVF « co Sa sourt. was In Washington recently. | arms 4 2 | i tal , : I Cash, 1408 Salisbury St. KIRKSVILLE, MO. when she was entertainea by he We:Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps ___ 54 Coch, Siam a10 * &. mov NIHAN, KIRKSVILLE P. &@ H. CO. | post of old friends here $$ $$_$_$___—_—_ _- . marhighway BL , > attarnn + r a’ 4. C. MURPHY PADUCAH, KENTUCKY Every, afternoon there le a ga'- Olive St. ED. HANNAN ‘lery at the Dumbarton Ciub tennis 4 ea’ Ba 6 4 Zee ee Dent Grant ror -™ 4) ne ee —

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16 oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED vir. = ta tae = —————————— —— oe — —~ — — = = A - — — _ . —e y 1 : > fc NDA®. 7 = JUNE ‘28, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ec : - am ca a = lain ! Offers Readers of ANY Newspaper— Without Requiring Them to = | pas re Ceca Aa wer, of 20 North wine a 20, 1 Subscribe or to Assume Any Other Obligation . ee ging June 22 in Wiavonata, tet | Ja > 000; N ISURANCE with the Mercantile Trust Co. as! Web Ni erperience. = : e or my best, friends and eny oes customers. ) : ood Sracws boulevard. where I plnated $5000 | “ look at them end you will understasd wha : : — 3 ‘ . | DELIGHTFUL RIN | Str. Alebeme Covering Accidents cesta gxecutor. Lore o— — Ly fe — Pee 7 PAA eae Moderne Horticult | HENRI PAST! 9264 Manchester Road. Propriety O Fiere are the Trees and Shrubs your mansion or residence anc —s eo + . — °—- a - ut ang, * =“. 8 6 8S) eee ow Eager & 4 6 ott re weet ee * - oe ‘ —_ SE Eg Qh 64 6 ee — al - - — ow ~—o 4 ; Departing Fvery Sat. = P.M. ? 4 | wo mes $1 3.50 . ‘ e ~~ ee ee : l oe pe eting om a Se 9 ee ge = + o r na. ae om 7 -ga~e> 3 ‘| ng Meals and Berth. : ; Tr. Louis AND TENNESSEE . | ! S | OFFICE ON WHARF Foor Pr | TRA LERS 3 i ~~ + AND PEDESTRIANS . : REIL Opportuni , Heretofore, Travel Accident Insurance Policies, Men’s, Women's & Chil é ‘ \ ther St. Lo _ LIBERAL IN TERMS, have been offered to a Offering a wonderful opp $ other ouls new spapers, but the policy holder had to subseribe ‘§ REID’S QUALITY Footwez the newspaper offe the policy le the subscription 5 aper offering the . and continue the prices, ALL FROM OUR R ele ee ge er te er _— = his Post-Dispatch offer coes not require that you subscribe for $9.90 Th i ==_—- hewspaper, so the risk of losing 3 your insurance following a pi — e 8 & : - ON | subseription is not present in this offer Your purchase of the polieg® $3.90 in % _ for one dollar. accompanied by the application clipped from this ad $4.90 Str S bey a tisement ra 9 t the tran saction. 4.90 This Policy Is Not Sold by Solicitors. : $5.90 of: | 56:22 This Policy : "a See the wonderful Y= Protects You PR] valves in our Men's and i Children’s Shoes f as Follows . we are now offering. Accidents in street cars, busses, taxicabs, stes boats, railroad trains, private automobiles, iy _— AB Reductions ia @i gies, wagons, or while walking or standing om Delmar Aver } > Fear, cians oF +: bay ca » steamship or : biildines, or by certain accidents incident t : J REID St & eary. a 4 : ae .* . ~ s 4 - o rl llr gel ~ , tornadoes or lightning or the burning of } tion: just desem ed Us wwse Vs = ; “7 : . ia ope feet or ene eve. «' _ buildings. = 411 N. Eighth ~ \ . Opposite Mercantile I ae eare-paying paseenger » ! The specific coverage is definitely fixed by the plait Trust Co $2000 = * by Re orang = 7 understandable language in the policy. ° 8, ALIS AU.LO stage, horse Lag »r motor-driven vehicles ' : — — or passenger elevators. wa $2000 for the a i loas of both hands, both feet or both eves ° + . wie * under conditions just deseribed $1000 for x N Ph al FE ti a No loss of one hand, one foot or one eve. 0 YSsIc Xamina on ( y ° ° R id | MAIL ORDERS GIVES PROMPT “Sea ey estriction as to Kesidence— B Ul B S 3! at I . by om struck r kt? hed h Uni d S own while walking or standing on mien 08 ~ t t t Some while walking or stanting on » pubic where in the ite ates or i Geeuade Usllanee of oc: fay am apt yg tre . Teusnen Type Nisseges Tn oo om arming of any church, theater, / hey Merely send in your application with a dollar anda pi mm rary, school o mal buildi: ce . ; : - = = y ~ er * 2 Lil be malied to vou—taat Wil protect vou for a aa — -_ $10 w. k = frnr 4 Tee Poy e “ _ = as a . i ea T° without anv other requirement. You will ~ it ‘ a ee ~ _ aij : is . -; Beneficiary'’s Address OCCA CHRES OO 09056689 6608666 6 6 OC660 Ree eeeeeeneseenee -* A. A. CERVANTES, Division a Af , | Notice:—Not more ian one policy will be ixeued to any one person. but members of » family, er — : = the ages of 10 and 70 years, may each obtain ~~ policy upon payment of $1.00 with cach application, Telephone Olive 7706 La Salle Building St. Louis. Mo. . ww = _ = << «as «aa «a= «aa «au quae «qu «Guu cee —_——utl lr Or 6 "

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SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1928. : Th 7. -— -- CITY C} , , pom 38, 1936. ; e Daily POST-DISPATC# alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINS® ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pt 0 £, ANDERSON’S Nothing was left to his son and, - | : a E LEFT TO winow cour anventery, coo tenator «x-|51() AUTO) FATALITIES ryder the terms of his will, filed | Anderson would look after their in- entire estate to his widow, Mrs.|well and Mrs. James C. Smith of i C. Anderson. She is to serve / St. Louis, Mrs. Robert Gross of ith the Mercantile Trust Co. as| Webster Groves and Sister Mary | Death Rate Per Million From stor. ‘Lorenzo of Chicago. es | That Cause Reached New High Point for Year. TW Moderne Horticulture Francaise |) sxk:0 .. 0. :oos HENRI PASTEAU CHICAGO, June 27.—The auto- 9264 Manchester Road, St. Louis, Mo. mobile accident death rate in- creased considerably during May, nA rn ina ey ion pl according to the reports of 684 oe rubs you nm to beautify citi your mansion or residence and help\ you to sell it tf oe ee ee quicker. ‘ On of more than 30,000,000, to NOTICE—By my experience, since ?1 years in Rt. Louis, July and August are the National Safety Councll., Aw ts gay tureery or coe the benetiful ‘country club court a. duly ws boulevard, where I planted $3000 worth iast July and Augus. = _ automobile accidents in May in the at them and you will understand what I can do for you. 84 cities reporting, the council an- nounced. This number represents ——— | mare than 14 deaths each day. DELIGHTFUL oe VER TRIPS The dally automobile death rate Str. Alabama Str. Tenn. Belle per million population reached a KEOKUK, 1A. Every Sat. 3 P.M. ns 913.90 me and Berth. Including Meals and Berth. LOUIS AND TENNESSEE RIVER PACKET CO, | inion. ccciinnta con seponted. for OFFICE 0 s | N WHARF FOOT PINE ST. MAIN 46 every accident resultifig fatally. ——/ This figure is probably low, the _ Departing Every Mon. 5 P. M. |by month for 1925 are: | .610, council points out, due to the in- ‘reports on all nonfatal -..ccidents. exceeding speed limit. male motorists were involved in only one-twelfth as many accidents ance Policies, LESS ffered to readers o had to subscribe for the subscription in Men’s, Women’s & Children’s Fine Shoes § © simos: twice as many maie pe- destrians were injured or killeg as circumstances resulting injuriously prices, ALL FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK. at Intersection.” and ‘we oe . ° running or playing in the stree : In the Following Price Groups: The great majority of accidents | Du subscribe for any $9.90 Th 1 t t ] Eetoea, tu ‘dhethenit abene aeaneele following a stopped _ Rey. a est" Ss y es and on- dry roads. Almost twice as sane . in W many accidents occurred at intefe- rehase of the policy $3.90 eee 's and n misses’ sections as at places other than Straps and Oxfords are intersections. $4:90 found in these groups fj MOVE T0 MERGE YELLOW $5.90 of reduced prices. AND GENERAL MOTORS FIRMS pped f rom this advers itors. People's Motor Bus Co. of St. Louis /ing damage estimated at | About 150 miners were employed | ' at the shaft. terday, Lorenzo E. Anderson, /|terests. The will was dated Dec . proker, of 20 North Kingshighway, | 20,1911. The children are: Oliver IN BA k who died June 22 in Wisconsin, left| J. Anderson, Mrs. Edward L. Bake- | Coffey _ boat on which most of the miners employed at the shaft are trans-| ported across the Ohio River from | their homes in West Virginia, was dynamited and sunk. Many Horses Killed by Heat. Spectal to the Post-Dispatch. | BURLINGTON, Kan., June 27.— | county farmers have been | |losing a great many horses from | the effects of the excessive hot | weather the last two weeks, “I never saw a time when a! number of horses were A few hours before, the ferry-| killed by the heat in such a short | length of time,” he added. Most of | the horses have been overcome by | heat while pulling cultivators 5 Coes fields. HOLDFAST TEETH in proper shape. Tere eolallst Artificial Teeth St. Charles. Delmar 70977. Dan | Very Special 4th of July Offer June 28th to July 21st ae Includes shampoo. N water waving combs used. Gearanseet langi@ mone Margaret Maule Marcel Shop 631 N. TAYLOR AV. Consult Janet Maule Personally best inonths to transplant the E fe i pl © Evergreen. I do every year for myself, | There were 510 persons killed in | new high point for the year during | SHILOH, TENN. the last month. The death rates | SIX DAYS | January, .359; February, .435; | 1, 1000 MILES $35 .00 March, .490; April, .488; May, | Twenty-nine nonfatal personal | a lability of police departments to get | The most common circumstance | attending the occurrence of acci- | dent during the month of May, as|\@ e ‘far as the driver was concerned, | Oh e was “did not have right of way” and ° " on Of Offering a wonderful opportunity to obtain § ‘mle pedestrians. The common) REID’S QUALITY Footwear at greatly reduced @ ., pedestrians were “crossing me, = 00 | One of Properties Involved in === $60,000,000 Deal. olicy CHICAGO, Jens 8. You 9WS: bses, taxicabs, steams te automobiles, bugs g or standing on thes f the outer walls of cidents incident to Je buraing of certain See the wonderful *the consolidation of the interests $Q.90 of the Yellow Manufacturing Co. | values in o1 our ‘Men's =—— and the General Motors Corfora- | we are now offering. John Hertz. head of the Yellow company, and Edward N. D'An- _ All Reductions in Effect Also at Our cona, attorney, were in Detroit ani ’ ‘ nferred with offici: of General i Delmar Avenue Store eens yehsinc: dulemmiea =r and Lehmann ———— Oi@amMma»n, ; would be one of the largest con- 411 N. Eighth 5630 Delmar & °0!2t175 2, the recent mstory ot | : the automobile industry, is ‘ | ‘ ' Ss; Lid Lo) 4 Opposite Mercantile Delmonte Theater pe we = of the Genetat Motors Trust Co. Building Corporation to enter the motor bus and taxicab manufacturing field. The big corporation now has no bus and cab division while !ts prin- ely fixed by the plain, ein the policy. nertitore neluding + } iIpal com itor: udinege 2 WR rk rere Pen aR | Studebaker Corporation already ination — No sidence—Any- © . | is said, will involve $60,000,009. MAIL ORDEKS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION on the basis of relative values it $17.90 CHICAGO, June 27. Details for — tion today were being worked out, J and Children’ S Shoes $Q-90 by officials of the two companies | and bankers here and in Detroit in | ~ 90 anticipation of an announcement of 10: the merger some time next week. | New York bankers,.were reported en T J REID SHOE CO aii ee | AS officials here. Re . - s The basis of the big deal, which | * f “ein 4 _— ? are in the field or about to enter it. The deal if it goes through. it | RB U B S “3 Ridiculously is expected that Yellow. stock- -~ > holders will be given one shar States or Canada L Low Prices stock in the new company for each . a | es +2 d Ball share of Yellow atock. Arrange- Tungsten Type | Nitrogen Type 7 é ” > ments are being made for an ap- c 27e value. stan- 0c vaine. a raisal of the Yell wonetta With al dollar and a policy. dard Edison base. | Standard FEdli- | Sy tra time next Placa, i ll protect you for a fyll zo-watt. | son base geod agpelgaoienegunen provect you for a \ 40-watt 100 "47" eS inder the terms reported agreed : | RULES | y upon, General Motor oul ate | pment, y ou will not be or 50-watt | An @lestrated | | hn i R ‘ S “ uld tak | : —Now | r Now. | Ball Frosted > See Oe rol of the Yellow Manu- | ment. The transacticn | 27¢c | Lamps: 40 Y facturing and the Yellow Conch} : | | OC | ' value. yi 4 companies and acquire minority nee will not depend on 800 ralne | ii 2c BJ i stock in subsidiary compantes| ° ” y- -watt ‘ ns s a forme | io wmse the roducts of thacea ‘ory . PT he ba tile value: 60- - b. her. eanar? y ] Als LNeSE ew Sspapel or pas for it watt bulb. at | | a a ie . plants. These include the Yellow ; » tain | al 28c Cab Co. of Chicago. the Yellow - Taxi Co. of New York and the ~ Omnibus Corporation of America, : which in turn controls the Fift —— a | Kitchen or Bath $2.00 Value | Avenue Coach Co. of New York, Lights on 36-In. Chain the Chicago Motor Coach Co. an. the People’s Motor Bus Co. of St $2.00 walne, comp! ete. Alao good for hali-« nna _— Pendant Equipped with ker socket, wired com- plete with ainans Louis FERRYBOAT DYNAMITED IN 1.00 to the | s, Mo. tty, 4h, add Peds) hha Pd Fad Pad | ‘ rooms. globe, less bulb— “ Beli tned porn yes WEST VIRGINIA COAL STRIKE Cc } nee Company, issued through / Oc Oc Fifty Deputies @worn In, Tempo- : , i st rary Injunction Against Union he S Is Made Permanent. as a " ’ : By the Associated Press — | ae de % $15. o Fit a Five-Room Home y POMEROY, ©., June 27.—The a °¢ With complete fixtures. Visit our store and ask for " situation in the Pomeroy Bend coal | assortment No. 10, Y fields. wher | +4 ; ati , | + > C1058, re union miners have alae Lav A $32.00 Value - been on strike more than a year i} tate $ j V Fl y nd where several coal companies \ % $ alue a er s have recently resumed operations SSteecsecsseviosesevesessesese® ‘ $1.00 Value | ° PP 4 with non-union miners, took on i . | Ore oh lt Curling Iron more g¢rious aspect last night with ‘ te oe / the burning of the outer workings of one of the mines, the dynamit- ing of a river ferry and an auto- mobile and sundry lesser disturb- Ret. equipped with attach- ment ping and the Stuart { Heater plug. Fite all heat- Steerer eeeeeevreeeeeeeeeeereeeer eeeeseese eeeeeeeeeeeeeasreeee se = & t, | 4 in case you are killed; othere | ioe apell- RF | ances. r | Peerless Li ght Co. to -_—— 00 with each application, oF | | : ASHINGTON AV. AT pi STREET =! * = ;' blished Over 30 Years (Opposite Hotel Staticr) nite suspension of work and caus- ' 1 BEEN secre ty) thee Sos Living-Room Suites SiS0 Living-Room Suites, 235 Living- neous Suites, S275 Living-Roeom Suites, si00 Living-Room Suites, S325 Livine-Room Sultes. Davenette Suites Anniversary Sale l’rice HURRY! HURRY!! HURRY BARGAINS GALORE! ENDS IN5 DAYS]. !! YOU HAVENO TIME TO LOSE! SALE CLOSES FRIDAY JULY 3D, AT 6 P. M. NEW SHIPMENTS! NEW RECORD THRONGS WILL BE HERE THE LAST AND FINAL WEEK| > 7; AS gery 45° bw FE! > 3s: ¢ ‘a : je p32 i=: BS : JUNE BRIDES! in value -giving has heen $165 Living-Room Suites, $97 Anniversary Sale Price yng SR £225 Overstuffed Bed Bale Price. $149 $250 Overstuffed Bed 255 Overstuifed Anniversary $186 . — . Sale Irice Anniversary Snle Price $198 S465 Ove patasses $400 Ov cnt MB Bed Suites, Sale Price... $4435 Overstuffed Bed Suites, Sale Price REFRIGERATORS All 3-Door Side Icers Anniversary $228 Sale Price $105 Davenette Suites, 58 Anniversary Sale Price... $ $110 Davenette Suites, 66 Anniversary Sale Price... $ $125 Davenctte Suites, $72 ~ #40 Hefrigerator, 50 Refrigerator, $150 Davenette Suites, 89 ‘ eae Anniversary Sale Price salah Refrigerator, S175 Davenette Suites, Anniversary Sale Price... $98 | 5 Refrigerators, MONDAY SPECIALS 1. Piece Cut-Glass Crystal Iced Tea ee ogee Vn ee Consisting of 6 tall iced ten glasses and a lIarre pitcher with lid. Very Cc heantifally decorated in floral effects. $165 Genuine Karpin 3-Piecce Reed Fiber Upholstered Long Bed-Davenport Suite Special. Consisting of a davenport§ that opens into a full size bed, $94 armchair and arm rocker ODD DRESSERS 824 Odd Dressers, S21 Odd aman. Anniversary Sale a30 Odd Dressers, Anniversary Sale Odd Dressers, Anniversary Sale £465 Vanity Dressers. Anniversary Sale a75 Va ni ty Dressers, OF THE RELIABLE’S BIG 19TH JUNE BRIDES! JUST 5 DAYS REMAIN— —TO SHARE IN OUR WONDERFUL COM PLETE 3-ROOM—HIGHEST QUALITY— agi terse HOME OUTFIT” $ $3 A WEEK! OVERSTUFFED BED SUITES Overstuffed Bed Don't let this golden oppertunity slip by! sincerely say that never before have we offered a home outfit value com parabil ANNIVERSARY HME OUTFIT. "=u in every way, for seldom. t a an amazingly low price. attained in our SPECIAL exucting you might he. we know that thie outfit will more tha dependale quality furniture offered a PLACE ORDERS MONDAY WITHOUT FAIL BEDROOM SUITES Greatly Reduced $115 Redroom Suites, Anniversary Sale Price.... $135 Bedroom Suites. Anniversary Sale Price.. 8165 Bedroom Suites, Anniversary Sale Price £225 Bedroom Suites, Anniversary Sale Price. 250 Bedroom Suites, Anniversary Sale Price... £300 Bedroom Suites, Anniversary Sale Price. $320 Bedroom Suites, Anniversary Sale Price BREAKFAST SETS g24 BREAKFAST si TS—Anniversary Sale Price .. $20 BRE AKFAST sk TS—Anniversary Sale Price . S35 BREAKFAST ShTS—Anniversary Sale Price......... Rugs and Linoleum a24.50 9x12 Tapesr- try Rugs. Anniver- veresnry Sale Price £490.50 8x12 Velvet Rugs. Anniversary Sale Price $f) Ox t2 Asmin- ater Rugs, Anni- versary Sale Price... S65 Oxit2 Axmin- ater Rage. Anniver- anry Sale Price Se square and Base’ Line, Anniversary Sale Price £1.65 square yard, yard-wide Line, Anni- versary Sale Price 9x't2 Gold Seal Congo- leum Squares, Anni- versary Sale Price LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS THE RELIABLE HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY S. E. CORNER EIGHTH AND FRANKLIN AV. REDIT EXTENDED TO OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS—MAIL US YOUR ORDERS. ars of ee - We can t DINING SUITES £110 Dining - Room Suites, Anniversary 8150 Dining - Room Suites, Anniversary 8165 Dining - Room Suites, Anniversary 6200 Dining - Room Suites, Anniversary Suites, Anniversary 28666-8820 08 ee a @ oe $235 Dining - Room Suites, Anniversary 9300 Dining - neem Suites, Anniversary 6@0@.e¢6¢.@ 620 8 0-6 € @ @ 8365 Dining - Room Suites, Anniversary FREE STORAGE FOR FUTURE DELIVERY PURCHASES Brass and Iron Beds, Springs & Mattresses $18 Wood Finished $9. 85 ep uci Beem $12.60 oa arene Beis $9.95 pes ee ee a i Potwe... ee a 25 S34 Wood Finished Beds, Sale Price...... SS Bed a* $22 Double-Deck Coil Springs.......... $12 A ll-Cetten Mattremmes.......scsees $15 Cotten and Felt Ne a ene S18 Layer-Felt Mattresses..... PHONOGRAPHS AND RADIOS > PORTABLE PHONO- GRAPHS — Anniversary PHONOGRAPHS — Anniversary Sale Price... PHONOGRAPHS — Anniversary Sale Price.... PHONOGRAPHS — Anniversary Sale Price.... PHONOGRAPHS — Anniversary Sale Price.... PHONOGRAPHS—<Aani- versary Sanie Price... PLAYER-PI ANOS) —Anniversary Sale $400 PLAYER-PIANOS— Anniversary Sale S750 PLAYER- MONDAY SPECIALS $15 Superb 60-inch Daven- port Table Anniversary Spe- nas se $65 Full Enameled Outside and Insile Kitchen Cabinet Cini bereelain $39.60 $100 All-Gray, White or Blue Porcelain Bungalow Range. . Rurne cue or coal — anewers the ourpese of a combination: | eee $62 in construction Bet. Delmar and Washingtos

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dae a — wg NESTLE LANOIL I] eB ot unite ak tie Thirty fife a race with « speed boat in ? is : , | ¢ | : "3 ia “ ; m 4 ee ss inicin = : . a peing « Frid when three planes, |} ed ysical ¢X: Makion sOF Chirance The new building of the Lay- More Industrial Plants and Har coumanent Wines wees sanaiet eustecs un co by officers of the squadron, were t) Air Squadron will be taught men’s Retreat League. conducted Roads Among Aims of last lenger and absolutely requires ne water way. jown over tl ty and ci: o fiy, a rding feut H. } the Society of Jesus. will be Supporters. special ing: the improved Nestie Lanoil macbine is useg “i: TAT AS RE 8 al dalle : " Maree! aod and the heat is applied for 10 minutes only. «& ne the drive for addit.ion- & S f.ricer Of the pen for inspection next Sunda) — - Tentative plans for an organiza- —— free shampoo with every wave. ne} : ] . ‘ " . , ; ' Pe — . = = a 2 rh personnei wer? dropped ry ce ZA } ung men wisnine feernoon at White Hous¢ on the ae ; fe ti . ; ‘ oie . “a : b> : ; | Br rnocon ait i . \ oath Killed in Ar yonne I c rncer? a . :4if wos eS > “4 v e: . a ’ = t ntil 9 o Cc 7 c losed 2708 fy GRAND sed i in ea ia : ; i —) “+ ‘ : : tT} 1S ap . . Airplanes over tiie Jiississippi Rive Tol a; (erTno! . bot ert-st. Louis 2? p. m. and dedication services wil aNeise Side were discussed at a meetin : ‘ ets ’ ‘ ' ’ , ss - sii te ee “ Pree bridges mer Street. f British Honduras The Rev. SAN FRANCISCO.—A ‘ltt . : ~ ‘ - | ae nenrne ' lowe \ ~ , >? A ii 77 : ina ; 17 } : ». : ~ % ~ ln . . ’ 4 ~ : . a Pri: SHOT ang an haiiwavs usses Willis 2 7 cane ._ a . ‘% _* rye : : as + - ‘ ,. ~p a -~ on ~~. ~~ > . s J ine . ss" io w he) the an? ‘ ‘ CR p : ‘ ’ uri Ww) 4 \ 2? er > . a, oon ae _ therr end ™ 1 . ~teee on bh aT r man roung’ es : ~~ be ‘a 7, 7 . gl _ a ' em? ‘ & ur con rade has depart: 3 Bes ePrtain matrtrea ecenic eno:’s i. \ 4 4 ive. am i _* tig a the : “wk OU arasty new ’ 7 — » Ps + - — wr or ana W » 4 - “te s as assed as - a » oe 4 % ‘ sad ee. Sa ee: ‘ ~ ss . - >) . ‘ : ; , a ; 7 : ; \ 4 ij ee | Re ef iii® ° a2 i ~ *: . a eb ¢ tha anoh -— es ~ ad . yf t Le ehne > sinees - Ke nd 1 nvicted recently H nat ohne aeearnann chareing | Ulis life. therefore commit his body the district are the plans proposed with a thorough knowledge « 3 | aaa from the sell : . . ales . 7 : ~a7 = s—* has .fack ac. 4 44 aT Rilke . — +tanaAanna? > The } n wanted mm tat ,e ye tn ; A | - ther 1. aad’ — +. a —+ be @ris > * = anapolint ii mat iti : aie LO point te « to the ground A m “ , . 7 . ies ‘ sad ‘ aa - * : . ‘e nn Ce a " - . - > . 7 . ~ fi - it fare. st. Louis trafic e to , ay recurd of securing results ane must ve some established R 60 y : tod v nter . 7 i Fe — will } " A ¢ ¢h handkerchie » her eyes and con- cestion of Mayor A. | (ouen ' ' S + Pa : ' : = = ¢ : . . ee¢. r 4 . Ti¢ ? i . i’? 4 ‘ ‘ 1i% ase Line : ; . ’ Mf } Tr? ee the t r Orv e Ss a en OF is no 4 ; + . E ee ee enced trasting with her dress of black ‘ollinsville, who recently proposed business in erritory he has been, is now traveling. : - — uo zt nnd -24aFr 4 ero Tr hd + rr es? . —— = —— s on 5 4 - 2 oe} a + rt 2, *' Ae « 4 ~ | , i i nA i =1) ’ S ‘zat ; eT " eo § - ‘Locust JEWELER Locust 2 : To such a man, a young. progressive firm, making @ line ef ~= - > - _— > *s a . ‘s : . ~ = . yerseas service * 4a ~ * * »-- > EA. ptlin, ae ‘ —— >t : o -— * . a 4 an a - = mg . - Rt te Se ee ee eee pee ee Og eer ee a eet ae. weet al +e Se 69 ee cee Lenses Duplicated _— — Pewee wee > er a ~ ae sag Be ‘ ss have enoug 7h confidence in his ability and enough responsibil- IIPPER OR LOWER RRIDGE WORK ald Te we, tek Bie kek a arog a Eas pa A ek, ity to at least finance himself in part. This is a real opper- , wom’ = 7 Eee | ‘ne — o ieee Serre 7. Alt \ i Kive tLdwardsville tunite rien a man who wishes to make a connection on the “al we: |. apie rata rata: 05 5100 ARE ground floor with a St. Louis shoe manufacturing coneerg, — present atthe meeting. which was ? ) —_ City in writing. An interview shall be arranged with those map e T w ~*~ om was Postponed wr Ysa quai if) ‘a7100S8 are sutista torr. P= r . ; '?. ia : Ao? thy g the er isting so the “A. An. ol — 50 aos P an American soldier to he pag Re aye i Spoccialist in the Pxvamination of byes and Making of - last hic! F ; 2 , on e in. and a meeting is to be rest Wi remain tm tne COL : oe ’ ; 13-23 S. 12th Bl.. St. uis, Mo . ; _ oe - > . - Ne - Me - -_ Maes > Onr regular 51 5.00 Terie Ry) “‘PTORK ~ DR. E. R. \ AN BOO \ EN, Dentist Di dies Gantt ant Shed : y Chairman Anderson 1 1113-2 Lo | pat ‘ , et vod s . . . . ‘ _ : - : ‘ .% a near tts FoS a ¢ a, MS e hk Ste Ee gos’ tone A -00 GIAOLIVE ST OVER CHILD® RESTAURANT Ui t. ahem euameweet ar future, at which those al = . ‘ ~~ —__ PLATE i brief sermon was preached \ held in the Elks’ Club at Granite All applications shal! be considered confidential, but mms by ieee. , d r Hh a ~ » «OTe te lag | atten Of Helievilie, © Paiion Wa. DR. L. JAMES DIXON, a a ONE-DAY SERVICE Including Extractions furtacework | Tootn returage srom france. © = *s0 ; terloo, Columbis and Bast St. Louts RICE-O’NEILL SHOE CO. ass tre st W cn WwW pe returnec. tise , a ome SS one 5:30 to 5:30 Dally. 8 to 12 Sunday at ,-a} cities are to be represented J —— ~- . +e +> listed and went overseas for service a — — A 230 O80 OO 0 Oe ns ne ih” 0.) 0 0 a So I The Store of Out of the Low Prices High Rent and High District Values PAZ with thea Qo 1«- I ievte “ et a et a s : ‘ . ios 4 i" or + ee a His mother Mrs. Crnthia Shaw ~ me * during seven long years had ab: “ eae rawe of boeken 2? De oe Take This Wonder was — : » - ? VACATION on x atte : tid nee a ee ee - all ad bs — J ° ee one SF Fe ee a a i ee de ee ee eS + ey 2 - ~ -— Sr OF nee — ~~ -e « FE ae Reece OEE AE aie OE Il Nae in — ~—“™~e oe Liberal Discount

a a OE sn, 5 HOLLYWOOD by.the-Sea fastriction of a third addition | “Florida All-Year Resort City” 1 ° 0 | °o 0, | ° 0 | °o u o —_ ” ied to ; } ‘ior n for a .# Se ind .. 7 > are shaping plans for vacation 10K O *e the amazing) opp nit presented in this | *}, er for west wins Th what + wood-by-the-Sea na mpare it with anything : ave considered. thiedateres nian | « a ite ORFS f pe RR oe ER ie | ° “" _ | t | oc 0 | ° O . | ° 0 | VL ~ ee re ~ - rea 4 ¢ . . " reer and . . } - . ; - ~ + ~ " _ ~_soo* @& _- ~ — * _- “ety 4 , rs 7? | ;& - =. \e re Y . ’ ; a . : . ; % | : J * in. “—- « “se a . + _-* rs ‘ . . o _ - . . . x = % ¥ S = ‘ ‘ , far ' . + i ? , ~ ~ ~~ - — — ~~ =~ ~ - ' ‘ 4 ror te . ~* > ao - : _ = ’ s : > = ‘9 go 4 4 . ‘ > 5 ’ _ > : . . } , ~ + ; eo : 7 5 , , T 4 _ t > » es 7 ™ ~ . . 7 > a ee ? - ~ - a ’ ’ °? . = ‘ - - ; — ~ in . ; s Bahasa - . ™ on : | ‘ ‘ - te d : : Rn i " : > on . . AL n Lie ian wa : Dresser can be had eritra. g to be ae Mild. Refreshing Temperature, With the SIX CHILDREN CITED FOR Invigorating Tang of the Sea SUPPORT OF THEIR MOTHER oe RMSE — ———— : " ‘ - > ‘ . > a > i nder Illinois Law They Are Le a " . a ‘ é ‘* »pical fruit an inkling © rm om — hards od * palm trees 5 Se ce ee et te SLI Se wee +e me Oe Oe eee = te =—7 . > . ¢ ei p tory " a . ® a, — = aes “oiling Parent. ee Ee ly tl) fed Baby Carriages - —- i" ars | "a “oO oF _ * ea) 4 ~" - 2 a = - — ~~ ™ % TT} oa ic cha “are*reea eeat’) ness a? wer ~ ° " , sa es 4 . " S a - _ = i — mS on ened oY ha be rit ”~ = up 2 aq A bl ; : >-- . € —- x ae ~leaastlrTe ard activ os a > . — > | > — oe rt - artin nly . Kian Oppon nents to Incorporate. seg and the shore lar at 2 i? ¥. 4 is an -~ 3 a"ayves a Dana 22 - - olden oak or Wainy . Bea ber P ww rar “" _ ~ Be a 2 ~ Bee . , an oat Srean 7-3 = = = 2-2 *s es a 4 = i , ~ : - | sa he tireem neaple of United States -& ro” r Mm. SROUD, S&S. Barrison rvs 2 er an _ hance ¢ — hat Mlortda a & a Reach. and ail Bed, Spring and Mattress - ~4 Se . White. former - f retica Of the _ Dela m rt aa e'ae reenrte + aa ~— ~ hance ta cia? Vian Charies J. Morn nits neimennainaaitin a bes cake’ aomeaeitt en Most tor the Least ’ > . im >) rT - . ; . - --*, i be é . or 7 . —~ u . 7 wl Trhne : gy , program of eT - . _ ¢. - win ; . - je railroad fare and puliman and ntertainment nil - ~ ‘ ; ig? rairoi i! ana : az) Ler ais Lit. Wilbur to Sail With Cadets % . w a ic pu : b > . >. - > -* = - . . . : . . - . ~ , . _- Dy the Asaoria “ess Make up YOoUrF mind > en ,oy he greatest vacation you Rave ever had, or ¢ nad anyone @ —_™ “++ ‘ ——- - , i ~ % VN ASH N\ ? ‘ \ Pel... ° —_—__ = ® - ~e > . 7 ie : - . a - i= i Ju : Se scribe to you. for less than you have ever paid re } =, ty - > - ww ’ oo } —-e . - ~~ } _ — aol - e page oppeos 5 this announcement 18 a page acverisement w 3; give you fur + Francisco tomorrow night to nei ‘ = ; th “er . rma reecarcing veaw 2 | ¥ OtOKl - 1e- S68 a Se gore six weeks on a vacation and - . ° imcenra *- _ -_—* - 7 . - oe \- > Ww * ee S Dee ya cursion to Hollywood-by-t 4t Only [Ten re cen > - —a ee —s ab ta . 2 ~ 45 : a. | My meals at the Hollywood Hotel. Hollywood- I am tnterested tn rour $5° Vacation Ee 1 | 6G: . eCOoOoOoeoeo > ™~— = X\ - a + -= yo rey “ys - +... = -' * 4 . - ,T ~~ - . . . New Bank for Bucklin. Wo. — ‘ : e = aD en a e te ~ is , sire IEF FY =OON “Tr 2 Tune | : ~ = = _ 4 y Mi “ame © & atl ere eee _*** 4 & sailTa™ .@e¢ TU = Saver 1e@ State Fina? e Depar'men? ; ’ Refrigerator stock is * isue irter fer a new “Ormt ele 3 a « vies hank _ tr. : - on ’ = . — ‘ | and and Water Co. Addr ss . — — e “**-* eos ge « oe na sizes. e known oe +h, = Klin State me ae el | 611 Buder Bid Ve handle the weill- —_s. “ = ; me 3s- no . &- Telephone | sets of the Rank of B n which St. Lo s known Belding-Hall and : a \ | - oul Leonard Refrigerators. BIEDERMAN F URNITURE CO. 805-7-9 Franklin Avenue 2 aa 2o— 9 23 eS OS 0 OD Ooo stock of the new dank is $20,000 W. L. WILLIAMS, Western District Manager 2 pa pe peimcipal erent | il W. W. STACK, Local Manager ’ 7 en — | ° 0 | DP pecans 3-Door, Side-icers | ¢ will board the transport Hen- {j/| and berth, and many auto oo 0 | } 0 3 |

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SUNDAY, JUNE “38. 1928 ; LANOIL ye NT WAVE PRICE ected in wrapping a EAUTY SHOP ( tosed ND July 4. Appointment Lin. 8406 | “" ‘et curlers that will $ uires mo water way- eit machine I= used 10 minutes only. \ | Sn rrr ESMAN nough to grasp new ideas, noe business from the gel] st be able to point to a st have some established , or is now traveling. re firm, making a line of s, has an extraordinary ng our requirements must t. This w.a real oppor nake a counection on the manufartdring concern. confidential, but must be arranged with those men SHOE CO. Louis, Mo. y and enough responsibil- 4 — tases, ysis tl AA — — ng scenes—living iling, auto rides Pportunity presented tn this uu have considered t in variety, in rest. and | | for the vacuationist to go to LILY WoOOD-BY-THE-SEA g@ shore and mingle with @ RF men $4 per da? ntl A ttle al ee ae ith _ i) S. — : - -— moportor —— + ee ee hance to see with * 1 slization of the dream ; of tt IL nited States, \ tm see what Florida 1s. ‘ ; Palm Reach, and all a by-the-Sea _— ~ = ret tile ete ee a gg ft gy ay te itll ail ail ng a ae or — ——— eee ~~ ttl lt a i OE OE tt l,l, iy ee : he amide enots of the lovely more romance, more beauty, e imagination and senses ot in the country © in. mind for this Summer. sent offered for just $50— had, or ever had anyone de- ent which will give you fur- Yoints enr This Of ee il YN TRIP COUPON nd & Water Co. der Milde. Louis Ain vour $59 Vacation Fx- lywood-by-the-Sea. The date mam meme if... wc ccc ceeeeeere® omplete details, or have your call ** se, SPeeseeeeeoeeseeeveeeene0280e89 2 ee be —— Eee Ee ee ee i el ee — Se —E a ae Le I > leat AO _ , — _ — me ate I~ ae —_—- — - : ~ ‘ 7 P 7 . . . a: ae — = : —— * : : . see = - ~ - The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH » 1 neta ere - > — —— ono —_—o 20 oo oO ooo Ooo oor moc) o:3~= oO = Oo OOOO OOO oor Oo ho oO ee OO IO EIO . ay Ty Re S > ae ‘ ; r wy : | | ’ | ‘3 , > ° “st pl ote . s ’ tees 26 ; j . oh ’ - . oe , ‘ J ; 2 a 4 al '— 4 t, s.* - - : wie : " ; : a. , ‘ ’ -& : oS 7 “ . j St f ‘ = . As - > —_ | - > : 4: ; . > : “a's . i - 4 _" * i> ea ; ‘ : as | id "» : ; . . ; a > * ne ‘4 , i : , _% a , : . , , ° * » . o"e4 ” o at 2 y “es 1 ; oe b's - : _ , > ; + vf 6 5 “ w ad 1 . ” : — . 4% - , oo “ 7 2 YS ‘ ot . ; . ee. ‘ ‘ “. ” - . ; — : . > ’ * By be | 7, il es | ?~ : - — ’ s t —.020 00 000 | | | | | : | | | | : ) ) ) Io Build Florida jor the Working Man The Florida Society of America Will Pay >*20.000 in Cash For Names of Products Best Suited for Manufacture in Florida What P roducts can be manufactured to best advantage in the state of Florida? That’s what the Florida Society of America wants to know! And this Society, through its founder and president, Joseph W.. Young, will pay $20,000 in cash for the best suggestions. You May Be the One Somewhere, there is someone who can tell us the one product best suited for manufacture in Florida. We will pay that one persona grand award of $10,000 in cash. And you may be the one! Or you may get the second grand award of $4,000—or a part of $6,000 more that will be paid for other good suggestions. Why We Make This Offer It is agreed that Florida is destined to become one of the most important centers of industrial activity and commerce in the world. But Florida’s progress in this direction has been retarded because it is the premier winter resort state. The awakening has now come. Florida is NOT for the few alone. It is for the multitudes! Florida is now being balanced by industry. And new cities, such as Hollywood on the East coast, are being developed where industrial men may find homes. The Florida Society of America believes that new manufactur- ing industries should be chosen after a careful consideration of their advantages in Florida, instead of permitting them to grow in a haphazard manner. These are the reasons why the Florida Society of America wants to know the names of the products that are best suited for manufacture in Florida. And these are the reasons why we are willing to pay so liberally for the best suggestions. What Florida Offers to Industry Florida is wonderfully situated for industrial development, because— —It is located within 48 hours by rail of more than four-fifths of the population of the United States— —It has rich, natural industrial resources, and it enjoys a mild climate the vear around— The Florida Industrial Contest —It is within short shipping reach of the vast raw materials of both South and Central America— —It has ample tra rtation facilities, both rail and water. Its resent harbors are being improved and in addition, the largest arbor between New York and South America is now undet, construction at Hollywood. For these and other reasons, it is an accepted fact that Florida will soon astound the world with its opportunities for industry and industry’s partner, the workingman—just as Florida has become the world’s most famous winter resort. The opportunity is unlimited. But the Florida Society of America believes that there are certain products which can be manufactured in Florida better than anywhere else. It is to find what these products are, that the Florida Industrial Contest has been devised. We Want Your Suggestion What, then, above all other things should be manufactured in Florida? We want your suggestion—everybody’s! And we will reward you richly, if your suggestion is one of the best received. Everyone, everywhere is eligible to compete in this contest, excepting only the officers and employees of the Florida Society of America. Your opportunity to earn one of the biggest cash awards is equal to that of any other person. It is well worth your try! How to Enter This Contest It is easy to enter this contest. Simply sign and mail the coupon. below. It will be your official registration in the contest. And this coupon will bring you FREE and WITHOUT OBLI- GATION; the rules of the contest and the complete list of cash awards. It will also bring you full information about Florida and its igdustrial possibilities, which will better enable you to solve the problem. Just sign and mail the coupon below and you may win one of i | _ these big cash awards. Do it today! The Florida.Society of America Hollywood, Florida Don’t fail to sign and mail the coupon at the right! It will register you in the Florida Indus- trial Contest and bring you full information, FREE and WITHOUT OBLIGATION. Nach then Coupon Jcday a — Panes — — — ee nn vitor - meal — Ona - mt a

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~ ~~ otal. d eer a he ee ee es —s. : = “ > mg ew, % ia. on mo ~* *~ i ie + ~ ee ee ee ’ . se _ = FT ome i , A ne gs * : . ilandeatebatetnetaametl ee - Ay tee. en . ae SE i Oe RR ee ciicimas ena ee oy) ST LOUIS ‘POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST ENSE ALLE alone has MORE CITY Circ ulation than the morning and one other ev ening nena COMP] a a RFA POLICE HEADQUARTERS dent of Board Says More Efficient Administration Would Result. olds tt is Bontitied to More Time (on It. Motion for a Rehearing. \ tnotion to delay a 25 per cent e in business telephone rates ‘i! the Public Service Commission \$ granted ample time to the city Prec; motion for a rehearing was i vesterday with the Commis- by Assistant City Counselor Arguments on the rehearing are tomorrow The increase is luled to become effective ednesday. This is not considered fime for deliberation, and of a | ve two weeks to prepare a brief ‘ ’ ; ; a *} : ; wid , — = - . x ge VP pest a ~ Per el ee ae . a a oe ra : a ae hl Gren v a ene >= . . -~ > ian “> * - greener numa abe etben : Going to the Woods This Summer? When you decide of the date YOu are EOIN t» LY = a s Woy desire \“ ex a charge ; c= Mint Getta mice UF Oe eee € posal by President Allen C. Pcie! the Police Board e city further holds that it siou'd | nowo8 Headquarters from Central District Station at South Twelfth street have been going on board meetings. The point has | For 27 Year been advanced e.,activities from Our Dr. Moritz | “°°: > 2 exrner “_* . Ss a “apn'acr 208 Tentative discussions of «a pro- | Orrick to separate | that a separation of practical) materially aid of police 5 * members of the Police rd concur in the opinion that enc’ in an edministrative wv 4 ba helped tmmeasur- D3 moving executive es f atmosphere of th » kpaaee > q nr POoOSsA }Sale of YX = ---—— --—— _ ee - Lo ero 2 a : i ; .* ore . £ - 7 & 4 a * * * OZ tee w — — : a . * ~ . - —, > - 7 oo te ee ee ee > os - ry. "= > —“E eo. me men pote a es nl eg Sig ORI I ao he MANUFACTURER’S SENSATIONAL OFFER Player Pianos Here Is a Sample Player Bargain for Monday: Bench and Rolls | FREE PIANO PRICES YOU CANNOT RESIST! If you are thinking of buying a Plaver-Piano »r Grand Piano. this ‘* your opportunity. Our floors are jammed ful! of new samples and used Plaver-Pianos and wes Pianos Monday. and accept a loss :t we have to these great bargains Monday to appreciate them NOTE EXTRA CUT IN PRICES Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price aa Price PLAYER-PIANO PLAYER-PIANO PLAYER-PIANO PLAYER-PIANO PLAYER-PIANO PLAYER-PIANO GRAND PIANO GRAND PIANO Sale Price Sale Price GRAND PLAYER-PIANO S We must move these You will havwe to see $i85 225 295 365 495 625 485 23 Sale Price 750 USED UPRIGHT PIANOS, $65 and Up Moe tae feet aml commlitenoms ter will be sek! for cash, many for hall SPECIAL TERMS $2.00 Per Week Ve will acoept your pe-.et piano. mreashkoal m-~irunme ws at full nae ee > wlin everytxxaty Many pianos cash. many for $25 clown amd $4.00 por week Many trade= will be mach Start Monthly Payments in 30 Days phonecraph or other masher oheane mA! 1S OL IVE oT ~ i “os —_ —-— —_— « Wor ilZer wrest 4! the _— ' ot IN=TRI WR Wh We have all CORD TIRES 30x31, Clincher Cord ww S| 1-45 Goodrich Silvertown RDS 314 1755 Sard}... 85S $200 Four-Piece Bedroom Suite for Su - “= large dresser and bo" w-end bed advantage of this bargain This Suite is beautifully finished. rial, excellent workmanship an Month nt sh tein) > large Var! Vv .* -~ Lip. i) a Dirrors. —_ $1 Down Buys a . f lLasy Monthi-. Payment. ~ » A : 14 _. terres o made of: fi ne mate *1102-1108: IF YOU LIVE OUT OF ST. LOUIS PAY US A VISIT tf Teer tec. a $200 Krecliie Bed Davenport Suite 7 the § \ beautiful living roem during th ifforobe ena hei at miccht—rhat’<« the «ds a We urge vou to take ar Krochier Bed Suite olste ; Ums special leader ama in eG OL DMAN R K 05.8 x» TOLIVE ST:§ We Give an Extra 10%, if ree settle » oer aecceen:e te DS. GS or me day” (tee—the «seme oe if yee fad med=«= s «n*h parcheaee a oonfortahie — FACTORY GUARANTEED CUPPLES CORD jleval wrt and adventures into t}

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, SYNDAY. - , > > Weny, ~ > A, S ~ > . SN . XS : > ll s F Naan” > aes NOON fonnk WON | x SONA, SMO SSS . ; en > er LW ae Dor “PART FIVE. (= ; ; i ‘CIRCLE TRIP OF 230 MILES ' CAN BE MADE IN ONE DAY ‘Jt Would Be Delightful Week-End Jaunt for Over the Fourth, Stopping Saturday Night at Some Arcadia Region Resort—Such Dirt Roads as Are Found Are Said to Be Pass- able After Ordinary Rains. By KiICHARD G. BAUMHOFF. Missouri's greatest charms, charms of much diversity the boulevards and adventures into the farm, mountain and mineral] for lone the 2-30 miles *hat There is, example, S vircle tour of about was plotted on the State Highway Commission's nap and executed iv Felix, Skidamaree and the writer jast. Sunda) Felix is the friend who jotted down mileyge notes uncomplainingly and Skida- maree is the equally faithful Ford that has skipped over the byways faithful of a large sector equally uncom- plainingly. Indeed, the ledger of this trip was: Debit—tired muscles (‘that good tire’), one puncture from a sharp pebble, about nine gal- lons of gasoljne and two quar‘s of oll, plus wear and teur on the cer in no greater degree than similar mileage anywhere Credit—rea! relaxation - ‘or eity-tired minds and eyes and ears: new and beautiful scen2s _ Frederickio ——— ee wn. Reveals ~~ we y Man a i a i ~ — x * vy Par on 9 EF Re — owt ee . ~ . Ll + ‘a NORTH OF FREDERICK TOWN , ON NOY ei be a@# | . vA ae ~~ 2@ ve Ay. ; ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 28. 1995. ore ee ee ~—~—— oer ee | PAGES 1—8. Missouri Charms — er — | —— the in center jwith a | where needed concrete bridge. of brief jump around a ford, the State is building a much- Hiouse Springs, ; (To De avoid this Soto one places. route to STOUT'S CREEK. ABOVE LAKE KILLARNEY. tries, and perches on a bluff where steep steps replace streets in some can go out Ironton. It is not far to a fine | new bridge in a deep valley, cross- ' circuitous|ing the Big River again. and en- | ‘tering Washington County, where recorded in memory and-on cam- APPROACHING From De Soto to Potosi, from the city on Lemay Ferry road, the size of the hills increases and eva film; new piaces visited and MISSOURI FORD FREDERICK TOWN From the Separation oO! No. 30 | No. 9. and follow No. i) through i there are deep woods redolent of knowledge of the State increased, ON NOG NEAR ON NO. 70 | to Morse’s Mill, 4.6 miles” Gravois| Festus and over its reasonably | the odor- of pine and drowsy with freedom from the creeping, aim- FARMINGTON © 4 j}road is rough bu passable. At good detour to De Soto, but the/| the hum of locusts. There are 17.7 lA ‘ 1; . ro . ‘ . ’ » + } . as . " . : oe Of & metropolitan Morse’s Mill, as at Cedar Hill, there’ Festus-St. Louis lap is part of the! miles of unbroken good road from Ry at . ; Ve . ; . " . . . . ; ‘ a a ‘oc ‘ . pict * Cam? ry 2“ . = al — . . ~ , ‘ ‘ Sunday achieved ends of this journey, which tra-|Antire road, which is ross the)able in wet weather. heights of distant ridges in rugged nd ‘| 7 reg md cag a gern pa return trip... sues Lempdrary Nip. | De Sete Se ee is i ts ‘ip f t] timor- at *] ; ' ie Kiver. Just beyond the bridge 9 can be followed between De Soto’! o 2 f ‘ele ay « This is not a trip OF tHe UMOI verses seven counties and the city. Meramec River from \ illey Park This goes up over a ridge of sur- | beauty Such is the typical aspect me - - ; : . ; . b ot 5 shiy graveled highway be bus driver. but it is one that *o : , take the right-hand road, which:and Farmington to eliminate the gins. This stretch is all right, but rood driver need fear It is pre?- Very Attractive Route. On the Antire road will be found , passing charm and sub-Ozarkiof all this southern region, though runs for~13.2 miles through the suggested eastern loop of this slow going Beyond this is 4.4 erably for dry weather, but the Some sights @s pleasing as many | State detour signs for road No. 30,|grandeur. ft is about 30 miles | fertile valleys frequently appear.| hamlet of Ware to De Soto. This tour.) _tmiles of good road to Potosi, the unmade roads at the southern eni of those farther south are €ncoun- {the detour being for the Gravois| from the Post-Dispatch Building.-to Gravois road, as part of State| Stretch 1s seldom traveled back At De Soto, go south on the|county seat. are said to be passable in spite of ‘tered in St. Louis County and just ad, where concrete being ex-| High Ridge by this route, and by|highway No. 30, is excellent from|°°U?try, with an ordinary rural: main paved street, which turns in- More Inspiring Scenery. ordinary summer rains. It is a|beyond on a little-known road.|tended. Follow the detour eigns,| this point the traveler attains the|the detour lane for 12.7 miles to a|/T0@d. De Soto is a live railroad|;to No. 21, a high-type gravel road; A short distance beyond Potosi, jong journey for one day, but cin | The suggested route to make this a hich soor lead int Jefferson | land of rail fences, razorback swine | point beyond Cedar Hill, where | ‘CW®. with shops and other indus- which is marked all the way to Centinuned on Page 3%. Column 4. be accomplished in about 16 hours, complete circle tour is via Man-/County and to Gravois road nesr,and old log shacks. From here on,| Highway No. 30 turns off for St Mariing soon after sunrise on one chester road to Manchester, south’ High Ridge, on a lane thatjoesn’t pines and cedars dominate the land-| Clair. of these pleasant summer morn- ito Valley Park and thence to the'appear on many maps, but is pass- ‘scape, edging the purple and blue No. 30 turns abruptly to the north | ings, with the prospect of perfect oo ne road for the returning lap in dark- ness. It can be made a two-day stopping at one of the numerous places at Arcadia and Ironton. These twin towns ind Fredericktown are the southern enport Suite for counfortable rm? obs this Tiles. me $1 Down Lino Sale © aquete a «pecial ice om thie heavy e-Line. We shew . er too patteras. on wl price per uare sard fer this le. SPECIAL PRICES While Our Stock Lasts Steady advance of crude rubber makes higher BUY NOW prices certain. We make liberal allowance for your old TIRES ~SILVERTOWN _ CORD TIRES 30x31 Clincher Cord $1] Goodrich Silvertown CORDS Mx} §. $...$13.95'32x4} 3114 17.05 33x44... .. 19.40 34:4}. ..... Te.peleete....... wes $25.45 25.95 26.35 33.90 $34.75 Silvertown Balloon Cords 24.40... $14.95 3015.77... $26.75 34.95. 21.25 3215.77.... 28.95 23.65 32:6.20.... 30.75 $31.95 CUPPLES CORD 30x31 Clincher Cord $Q.95 Cupples == Cords 33} Cl. $12.00 3414... $20.35 W235}... 15.20.3204}... 25.00 Si. 16.6033144... 25.85 19.00.3414)... 26.45 34) = Cupples Balloon Cords Rie@ermann Motor Car Co.. 1800 &. 7th St. MM Open Evenings and Sunday Morning MOUND CITY AUTO CO. Joseph A. Schiecht, President—Joseph A. Valde, Sec.- Treasurer 2309 Locust St., Bomont 767 Gamache Motor Car Co., 117 deravois Av. 24.40. $14.25 '30x5.77... $25.35 3495. 20.00'32x5.77.... 27.20 315.25. 22.25'32x8.20.... 30.00 $30.95 Firsts—Factory Guaranteed it) ! i} \ a _ —_—- ---- —— eo Un dN I i ' 4 Wi ’ 3401 OLIVE ST. Lindell 4000 if | NR ai bef | ; , ' : 1 eat tril ; i Pocket Edition Six But a big roomy 120-inch wheelbase, easy riding, six cylinder motor car—custom built quality, appearance and detail. The sensational buy of today’s market. CLOSED MODELS—The Auburn Six closed bodies are similar in de- sign to the remarkably beautiful Auburn Eight; lacquer finish, Brewster windshield, centralized control on steering wheel, all instruments under one panel on dash, metal roof quarters on top, four extra wide doors, rear seat 48 inches wide, ample room for three passengers, leather finish in Brougham optional at slight extra cost. ROADSTER—The most up-to-date smart roadster design. Room for six passengers, three in front and three in rear. A racy looking and per- forming sport type with many improved new features, including the con- venient rear door which eliminates necessity of climbing over to get into the rear seat. AUBURN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, AUBURN, INDIANA 6-66 Sedan, $1795; 6-66 Brougham, $1595; 6-66 Roadster, $1495; 8-88 Sedan, $2350; 888 Brougham, $2250; 8-88 six-pass. Sport Roadster, $1975; freight and tax extra. : hi wy bbe | : " r UHH ERNE Arh Hl int i —S— 4 ‘ | ee —— eitiftt Tf uo , tiff! +++ \ 7 : H ' } Jewett Coach an 4, * A" 4 Hydraulic four-wheel brakes (Lockheed typa) at slight extra cost ‘Superb quality—new beauty—flashing action! | Special Offer We will con- sider a ] ] makes in trade as lown pay- ment to equal one third down; balance in 18 months George A. Krauss, Pres. Brownie Motor Car Co., 3123 Park Fendler Page-Jewett Co., 138-40 Lemay Ferry Head Midland Motor Co., “6743 Page Heimsch Auto Co, BSSie &. Jeffersen Ar. Through skillful, studied building, Jewett has produced the finest Coach ever designed. \ Already, thousands have bought the Jewett Coach because of its superb quality. It’s a Conspicuous Beauty Ask your wife to judge Jewett Coach beauty—its refreshing, colorful, per- manent lacquer finish, its smart double belt moulding, its gracefully rounded back. These are features that make custom-built cars individual and cost- ly—and give Jewett Coach its harmo- nious beauty. Jewett has introduced a new type of upholstery in the Coach. It’s an ideal combination of rich beauty and wear- ing quality that has long been neces- sary in a Coach—but never a reality until Jewett Coach appeared. To drive Jewett Coach is to experi- ence an utterly new and amazing type of motor car action. You havenever felt such a power thrill. From 2 miles ag hour, without bucking, to 60 in less than a city. block — in high gear, Yes — Jewett Coach will outperform any car within $500 of its price. ~~ Its Performance Lasts! A silent chain drives pump and tire ing shafts. Chain wear is automati- cally taken up as it occurs. Full, highs pressure oiling guards every bearing— against even ordinary wear. A new, heavy, counterbalanced crankshaft eliminates vibration. From the first sweet trip until your speed- ometer clicks the fifty-thousandth mile and more— Jewett motor will remaig smooth—silent — satisfying. Reasons enough for Jewett’s Coach leadership. It’s the greatest Jewett ever built—with riding; steering, driv- ing qualities that will amaze you. Ses Jewett Coach. Drive it yourself be fore you buy! oe | Wilson Motor Car Company H. C. Merry, Sec. and Sales Mgr. 2921-23-25-27 Locust Bl. Retalli and Wholesale Distributors Bement 10398, 1448 and 1459 a Se . Community Dealers Av. a@00@ ot. Charlies Ha. Mapicwoeod, Me. Alten, Tt. Phayer Brothers, Grasite City, Mi. A®. St. John’s Motor Car Co., Simon-Lowry Motor Car Ce., Alton Page-Jewett Co., Ed. Overbeck ERdéweardeviiie. 11. George O’Fatien, fii. Davies Motor Car Ce., TOT Misseeri Av. K. St. Lewis, ML Stuhr Motor Car Ce., 1210 State St. EK. St. Louie, ti, A ae aS ob ate i ee a a we ee ee 7 ao ~ nee ~ SS a ° seep or ae. LOLS OE GT LN AE ELT TB Mk Shnmearnn on oe $a . ~— oS ae ” aoe - meen - hd — 1 ~~ : ao —_ ~—— es A ae ae Seen NE ~ PE ee pera POE EE I ee + oe Lee OS ras Cr Ma ape --> - ee eee — a en ep Ng te Bc: on ili ey A ey Soe gest Ta aol Oe pee eee ae Sag a ST $Ro"Ee = a ~ - -,* ep hb = = a ad > —- . ** * % ~~ _— ——_ ~

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a aes ~ ae o~* , te 2 » petite atl ee Ane ie dan - ~* - = meres « — — em ee ee ee ee a + » ™ - , on Dear = 7 oe eee yet ee Or = whiniotan-gh-adb atte. >. ———— x > - ae Ae ges ——— SO ee ties 7 ~ . ° > SS te eee. i nos - r ° eh? = —. as es e-apebe*— ov rer ene 7 — ee “~ » ot ‘? + > s ©. «mag, ag AN Ra A Ce eg Te Dy gpe a o ‘ « > eee eee . "oe me =~ ae Se ie I ete wre — “yea WEEE Fe 6 PF ae ee ee ee ed = - A > a a * e = - 5 7 . . . . a “wen " "- ee ee 2 ee en Ae. ape ree ee et ee ear “Sis Se aT * 6S EMSRS" as e 2 ee en eee ~ ~ i a RP ye Oe ee or —~ “ ” Cae ac o—_ > om , ” : . | ’ i. : .! cn ia : ae | ‘4 at} )* -— *s ethe cost of the fluid distributed u; al Te $26) Grading th) , Gragg ing “preparations costs around §57 bi “mile. o . The most approved method of Gistribution is Pv motor truc) equipped with a 1000-galion tank (one half gallon is applied to eac _eguare yard The trucks carn «portable pumps on trailers, whic! "tranafer the oil from tank cars or rallroad sidings Each contractor utilizes a fleet of trucks one ha!’ being tn service sprinkling the o! on the roadway. while the other half are being filled It is customary to esprinkie about a half inch of loose eart?} mot clods, on the newly drenched roac This has a tender y to pre- vent pagssing vehicies from carry- ing off much’ oll on their wheels Traffic is barred from an oiled road fer four days to permit tre oll to soak Into the earth as much as poas!ble The oll profuces face, prevents dust and also turnp the water in & emooth sur- from forming 7 PF 5s event of rain.; Farth roads whic? ¥ are given several applications of oll during the summer and fal! thea usually go through winter in ya = if drainage is adequate ST HERE TO RUY AJAY. Freda W. Gatermann. of the Bouth Side Nash Co. head credits Frank 1.re | wishes ecenery in this part of Xlis- eniurTS* eou'sa h ; ner, Sales (o The Manchester roa into the Fiadd > routeto Byrnes over lamay road on on - abe ree . 2 1 & ; : : > ~ > a *- + v) whi = > 7 La “ yr The mortoria? > > : : > & > ia? laces TT F (ee | with nr steep Ther eare num- hes that ere hard ‘hes would us if a number of cars both directions firu worth zh grad «tre? me stre’ langer of the road car did Satu old boat’ anyw ‘ear the here that car can KO “ASS mal and scutf! Py *? » 4 An interesting aspect-of the glimpses of bird and ani life Tire and “orve thrilled is trip again the bird eweely from road- c Tr ore ,’ ° rr _ . . n car for 50 vards » ered fro vr >, is led into On Saturday's tour the wt panic and scram- XR frien tie bale set the speecometer of the (ls . and at 000 at Manchester " 7 ennv roads. Advantage was taker f the armon? . 7” . 6 ; e » > at ve ? *s ari Pre z ar was going 31 miles an ? the third telegraph r Sa na iS mies an hour at the sixth p a’re? » -~_ ww > » h > ese "sa? mace Was lieve’! Put slight), WT) crade The acceleration f: TY lies aTgt - sort. Fae | ;2 ~ ‘ _ ’ . the Manchester road concrete was ° « m= | y rough, ? _* ‘hea « °°. Henderson of his sales force with preceding Wednesday niz selling the firet of the new Ajax "4d washed the top dressing off cars tn St Leouts The «ale was 8 nun ber of yr « 2 ' mage to August Buschbauin 32784 "OWever, went up the h so fas Areenal! street, who never had seen ‘5 . Was necessary * Bh ut rf the new cara, but bought on his ex. |'™* powe m mil the ves perience with Neeh cars it Was necessar) e car fully at 23. 4 miles f- Denhy roar because the road had heer "a? wea fown ‘ar ay x'TLa : wee PAINT YOUR OWN CAR where a culvert was being fixed Something New in At 25.1. Metsener swung the Cleve " ind righ imtmn the Fi 4adie (ree Auto Paint OP tes oat ey Diginn A THE RUBBERNAMEL CO 1g ep Ree | teem Piomge ne dB P 4 @ Im ex 2 Wa +... Has Opened Salesroom at mn Missouri! Thies turn can he ~ . flied by the big t e and w 2842 Olive St. wee By ae The road crosesesa the \ ey. ther RUBBERNAMEL ts & Poor man's Peint, as anrone can put it on, it econbes lus proef in four te five ? s You ean drive your car the next day Rubber ename ne ‘ts ne !lf.'eve?’ ing. end will net show ruah marke Tt hae a high a ' ‘ah one a’ * €#0 al? fry eight COAtS f the 1 wa Agents for Muh Ne " . having wonderful success Agents and Distributors wanted Will give erctusive mtract.« en any open territery Feo! particulars. ca write or phone Leo R. Mever or Ed M. Lance 3842 Olive St... St. Lomwix. Mo. aa | a tones We espectatise tn high - claa« Ferd Kepatiring. We tmetall Deloew lanition. Strom bere (arberetere, 4. 4. Air Cleaners, Stewart Speedometers. Pan- yard Misten Ringe. and all high-class tscces e«. All werkmanxship and material avVarentece Read service and et reasenmabice tan cit. WELLS RIZED FORD SERVICE STATION “i DELMAR im Servicing Ford tewilsc ™@ Phone 44ca 14 xy Be (ars USED FORD BODIES All Styles—All Bargains—aAll Models Coupes—4-Door Sedans—T ourings—Roadsters Last week's sale broke all records. Everybody is talking about our Lsed Beady Bargains. peaked AT REAL BARGAIN PRICES S50—NEW and USED 4-Door Sedans—50 Save Money and Make a New Car Out of Your Ford. TRADE IN YOUR OLD BODY—EASY TERMS CHAMPION BODY CO. 3147 Locust BI. Open Frenings and Sunday Until 1 P. M. Bomont 2343—11:149 Satie time jeveiand big Six of House Spring on the «14 lisboro road, swinging left at 66 between the abutments that stand starkly awaiting the comple- tion of a bridge. The road, wid penpe i for only one car. but wi: an ’ a v turn Ou * 4 ‘occasional rambles up a narrow and rarely pretty valley Jo- |several miles between heavily tim- bered ridges Graduelliv the road becomes rougher as the gravel be comes coarser ‘and larger with stretches of rocky gz ge none * good for tires. The Cleveland, wit its big balloon tires, rode the rock: as if they were not there At 71.8, out onto a neue of lanc jutting tnto a wide-flung valies with a 50-mile sweep of green iove- ness The road rambles up and wn Pp and down, now gpoc gravel, now rock} n one place c bing a veritable flight of low stone Stairs. At 73.4 a ford on mud nd sand through a cree: setter take this carefully in low gear. At 73.8, @ mean, stony grade The Cleveland did itself proud hanging nin high tothe top. At 74.2, out OF knoll from which was another Dn le Vista er a wide sha \ valley At 75-5 the road = ight ahead to the rig * should be taken 4t 76.0 a series of g0rgeous ews ver i 4enseliv wooded hi! untry, and at 77.1 a panorama of . broad valley, white tarmhouses LABADDIE ‘ ; ng in groves, prosperous ~ . church spires marking the of little hamlets, and beyond the faint yy > . iges . 80.2. right into the Lemay oe road. At £0.4 left into the 4 road to Festus. This foad is . ro smooth, fast grave With — stretches of loose grave At @ grade crossing anc int then on two s farther to -ity, whence one can re- over No. $ to St. Louis I still necessary to use the old much of the way for several then there was concrete into ity. The Cleveland party ram- bie@ off to the right on some of roads to the tops of the Mis pi River uffs and along the irr | (“ook Creek Va ey roa eventua- Me * cutting back nto the necrete highway ae / MLLSB8ORC ? Car Performs Fincly : Throughout the trip the Cleve- Above—Water Vista in th 1e Big River count ry. Below—Map nd proved ‘se * 4ea! for genera of route traveled by the Cleveland six party. A PN i. “ ies 2 : ss a hs eS oe purpo: Criving } ek wh ee ett ae streets and ie ne id t mas a o-¢ e sever times going | floor of the Big River valley an4 pientyY c ‘er S ‘a ty z e t nA ar skirting “he at 63.8 passes the old n wr 7 sprung and is baiancecdc s " . w ridge with hun > lay was grinding flour wu = —— ‘hha o ; — — is : rcs @:ineinsg in he tres ‘ rr and rumble f wat whce and _ oe ec os side fear A © Fs ] s narrow A > \e:>e@ are many places tern cat A WIND-UP SALE OF settee! a er 4 t the hilisi . “seins sks # DOUBLE-BAR SPRING STEEL > : . ae ms ae waa - " en ‘ - : Truss-Flex spring steel, double-bar nickel-plated Bumpers are . : e made of ‘.-imgh heat treated and oil tempered selected bar , steel. The fittings are designed for the various cars to insure v7 3 eontend : perfect fit—No rattle or vibration. Every Bumper positively os ‘ : 2 a > guaranteed forever agatnst breakage. - \ es oe i” . > . ‘ ti age ~saeeages : The Values Are Extraordinary : ~ e fiz \ \ . s g left ar . e - > * a ‘ - A e . : a , n. This is a fine gravel ¢ “. PECIAL Double-bar Rolls- $28.00 ese 95° ~ - ges . ‘* Royce Balloon wes; Special 7 e swee : woo? Type Bumpers — vulcanized rubber Sale Price : stre ends , : 4. a grade 40% Raise on Tires predicted! Rapidly inc reasing prices of %, . ssing \ “ erude rubber makes further advance in Tire prices «m- 2 aciying Leveller tn This Regcton g Perative WE ARE STILL SELLING AT THE OLD PRICES 7 ; eye Left at the fork 2 $2x4 = 80 Sixt’, 24.73 3114.95 21.25 32x8.29 30.75 4, fe.$ and up a steep and roug 33x4 16.40 33x5 3t.23 99:5.25 73.65 | ae oe msi geting: Mpaged, © on 19.00 33x53 $2.75 305.77 2.75 Jx6.29 31.85 ao , . and sates OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 8 O'CLOCK—OPEN STNDAYS TTL 1 rw’ own another rocky grade 4 ea utif: hillside with the tang .f ® cedars fragrant on the air. Se eautiful: tn fact, was this part of he trip that tt was on as ther @ ALS started to descend that the Clere- §& S$ UW PPLyYy ce : Ana party realized what a f>.° : ne car had performed tn makice ee "> _ SauS= 1129 9 LOCUST ee More Beantiful Country : SET. £ The road descends steadily to the Oy wh Wwwe"S' Star aie Men Ticces ba 6 Sells fer Les TS | | ' lav—and showed a pleasing dispo- ition to pick up again in such PICNIC. THAT ARE TOO SLOW, nases. The acceleration, as has The employes of the Tate Motor The new Conn = : 1A ‘ ranida ow f+>) ' een 0:1qa, 8 44) +4 and pc wer.u: Co. Dodge distributer. and their hicle iaAaWw av 1thorizes barring nd the car runs eweetly and » ° 660. | enes ae cual sv * . ' } = nnot Loe int in e, othiy at all spe eeds. being no- families, > the nmnumoer a imat cal A _ Speed ofa ‘tleaably easy and lacking in vibra- held a pienic Thursday Lake least 12 miles an hour trim eat T+ . h «= = + » * — - on at fast touring speeds. Its 43.) qn the parade before the highways. This provision is to be four-wheel brakes, which are op- , ¢. enforced star? 155 cars took part The Out- % val at a relatively smaii extra *°"’ harge, performed. perfect A ing was arranged by a commuttee etter test of a car under all Sorts including F. A. Yardley, Henry CHICKEN DINNER - + - s11'A hor , a P “ ‘ = ye ns =e “** Hartwick, Paul Powell an thers, “py D — een cevised rr aturcays tour aa EA y’ OTEL*® A + o6 in = . 7 —_ “ ; 1} with credit from start to finish. COmpany mereis paying ai. @X- WENTZVILLE fe a 6S ’ nenses erything was free, from A models of the Cleve. ; >=" mverye® . nee: Seni Served every Sunday: 35 ; fcames to an elaborate picnic .uncsA- St. Leulse on the St. Leais land big six have balloon tires ... City read Ne. 2. Concrete and automatic spark advance Oe is we as the one-shot ubricating system. By stepping on r oli is sent to v3 u ly . plunger, oil is se enn inca.e Generators, Starters, Magnetos, Carburetors Repaired every part of the chassis that needs : + > * “ee, re "+. a eal indie tk a Automotive Electrical Service Co Inc. by the way in which Cleveland cars oona ai 22d and Locust Boulevard, St. Louis “; ko a és are piling up mileage without de- ° siete Se Automobile Electrical and Carburetor Experts veloping squeaks or ratties OLD CARS IN SPECIAL RACE. Three old cars were brought ou -_ frem retirement on June 11 for a “THERE HAS BEEN SOME MISTAKE IN YOUR CALL” Metie| park. with the orignal cab- half-mile dash that was a feature Wil you please signal the eperater and call Cabany 80 for Goodyear Tires, in, Boones old 1759 home, with event of the Syra use, ey en- CONTINENTAL AUTO SUPPLY CO., 5837-39 Delmar BL she monument wre markers on the } tennial celebration ime race was hela in South Salina street. the ; grounc eR id in So. . Boone sscalliaeaaliy at e. a sed race EMPLOYES OF TATE CO. HAVE CONNECTICUT HCHWAY MEMORIAL TO DANIEL BOONE Kentucky Hopes to Finish Its Section of Route This Y éar. .*? ne Associated Press. FRANKFORT, K>., June 27 The routing of a historic highway - ehe Boone Way—will be complet-. } E. N. Todd, Ken- ineer, ¥ ——- ed this season. eucky State Highway En pet Kentucky's part of the highway will be of mac cadqm. and ha-d. fnely graded earth,\ tar surfaced, Todd said, and will pe finished this ‘euch of Historic Interest. Historic points are many along the highway named for the plo- neer. There is Boune Cabin, N. C.. on the rasa now set apart in a ” ~ - wT} ‘her - _ ’ : “ace ne gps: San tauga County, N. C., near Sycamore I ia — — ye ~~ ank ana. f rinuer Gassing 41003 onecsi N! AUTO B = ee ee . = - ~ > ee = = - i. =“ - bin x : a er Cadillac, a 1903 one-cylin A Kentucky Te ‘ritory was purchased der Reo, and the 1902 four-cylin- Pld bal oceataiten ae jie tesa iaaccaned Franklin hich (Any Standard Make New Automobile) at 3 cents an acre in @ treaty C >I . aii- o1ec ia nw W iii _ Henderson concluded with the oo — - re? —_ en aa. ~eF Ae: ~ _ : a * ras) the: feat: Preskin geeeues 8°- Discount on Your Unpaid Balance | Cherpkeen, is another n 4 The rst r-C n ser car - ? " . . = . vo > > > ‘a near Barbourville Ky. where Dr r Walker's: party erected a. cabin in 1750, the first put up in Kentucky Territory. are others of interest to — — ae a — a —" Se a me... Me ORAULIC Illustration Model J) ~ “like a parachute S for > aes Bi EEC ONa WHY do manufacturers of America’s } highest-priced cars use Lovejoy Shock RIES Absorbers as standard factory equipment? RECAUSE these makers have proven that Lovejoys im- cregse comfort, lengthen service, reduce repair expense and enhance the riding and wearing qualities of even the finest car& On any car—and with Balloon Tires, particularly — Lovejoy Shock Absorbers eliminate gallop or pitch — prevent sidesway — check rebound—stop all ruinous twist and strain. They neutralize, completely, every shock between roadbed and rider. Lovejoys will last longer than your car—and make your car last longer. Every working part moves in oil. Once adjusted they require p= actically no attention. Guaranteed for three years. TRY A SET FOR A MONTH AT OUR RISK oveio SHOCK ABSORBERS If your local dealer hasn’t them—write for catalogue Model J Illustrated Above A POP ULAE- PRICED Lovejoy Shock Absorber to meet the requirements of owners of medi- um-priced light- weight cars. Duplex Model *125 Both Attached by Your Local Dealer The Frampton Co., 4531 Delmar Boulevard, St. Louis twentieth century professor of the history summering on four whee!s. Great Salt Peter Cave, in Rock- ecastie Count Boone's tvap. Fort Estill. Boonesboro, Fort Whitley,’ Lincoln County; Shakertown, High ° Bridge, Brooklyn Bridge and high- | way tunnel— Boone tunnel—the > | enly one in Kentucky; Lexington, the heart of the Bluegrass coun- ry: Frankfort. the State capitai, where the remains of Daniel and Rebecca Boome are resting. Many Branches of Highway. , Fort Harrod, at Harrodsburg. the first permanent settlement tn Ken- tuckr. where the Lewis and Clark expedition to the Northwest starte?l, ..57, is on the way At High Bridge. ef. mear Shakertown, Ky.. onme.of the onurt highest bridges in the world over tt tr @ navigable stream, 329 feet hign.. line takes the Boone Way over the ata’ Kentucky River Shakertown,. established by the pls. Shakers in 1818, was the home «tf ““*™ a colony that flourished for about diree & century. The Shakers allowed side To marriages. The last of them 42 died in 1923. tnroe The monument at Boone. in Wa- calle tauga Country. N. C.. ts on the site Of th ef Boone's hunting cabin of 1760. fer f The memorial was made of con- creel crete fram stones taken from the ment foundation and chigrmey of the To cabin. nots | . To Frankfore this highway. so chen rich tn lore, recently brought thou- State sands of the-descendants of the In-, anal dian hunter in the first family re- po = ware of Boones for over 15% meted Outside of Kentucky the Boone Edge Way will run in many directions a One division is planned to Lake Su- oe perior; another down to Savannah, ‘°F°S Ga: another to Kansas City. The No. b a City link was arranged to t™ree nnect with St. Louis and Des ‘hen Mo (nes, Ia.: Boone, Ia.: Minneapo'! left . and Duluth. The southern route oe. t through Kertucky and North Caro- ville, a ina has many ramifications. Ashke | In Kentucky the State Highway south Commission is giving preference te Cart Work on this memorial highway. aroul : — ae aria weer tae «is ate ‘ Ry ee \ et ee +e a eh ae JULY FOUR — Save from 30% to 50% on your Ai good until Sunday, July 5. Ow chandise, Lt (4, 4GE * ( ARKRIERS P\RALIN STS JisoRk Tow RoOFrES “TRAW *®EAT rane VIS DSHIELD. VIPERS ALUtUMIint™ sTYr rLATES FRAMES “AND MATS 19¢ o*eee* it linn eed OD TE AN MRR = Ne eh NT Gap = es: ‘OLD FAT C NFS. Mic can for COMMON SENSE POLISH-— $100 bBettl. epecial = .. SEAT PORD Tet RING FORD 1.1, - ruURaD SrDoAawy MOTOR O11 —Wedium grade ™ ilcallen cane FILEZECTEM CIGAR Li. HTERS PARAING tit. BT—Viek- e-eleate’, com piste sreT 49¢ 85c National Tire and

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SOTICUT BARS Oars '} AT ARE TOO SLOW, new Connecticut motor Ve. aw authorizes barring Carg maintain a speed Of ar a2 miles an hour fr.m_ the cd. nnot — a ICKEN DINNER 1EADY’S HOTEL” WENTZVILLE, MO. every Sunday: 35 miles on the St, Louls and Ka Concrete all the was. KE IN YOUR CALL” -abany B80 for Goodyear Tires, ¥., 5837-39 Delmar BI. O BUYERS! ipaid Balance MID-WEST PLAN 1029 Pierce Bldg. Pele at of America’s ovejoy. Shock equipment? that Lovejoys in- Tepair expense and even the finest cars. Model J lustrated Above as Lovejoy bsorber it the mts of i medi- eee uplex Model _ ________________} whed by Your Local Dealer light- rR. : for catalogue levard, St. Louis —_ Kentucky Hopes to Finish Its’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCA ey SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1925 ors oe — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 orWAY MEMORIAL 70 DANIEL BOONE — « Section of Route This Yéar. tne Associated Press. FRANKFORT, Ky.,i; June 27.— The routing of a historic highway _the Boone Way—will be complet- 4 - the highway named for the pio-| neer. There is Boone Cabin, N. C., on the Yadkin, now set apart in a ‘Uitte park, with the original cab- in, Boones old 1750 home, with | - the monument and markers on the ground. : Va.; Solomon's Cave, near by; near Barbourville, Ky., Walker's party wuga County, N. C., Shbals, where a Kentucky Territory was purchased at 3 cents an acre in a treaty Col. Henderson Cherokees, is another. : scott County, ef this season, E. N. Todd, Ken-? wey State Highway Engineer, is’ : gentucky’s part of the highway ‘will be of macadam, and hard, graded earth, tar surfaced, odd said, and will be finished this | Much of Historic Interest. Historic points are many along Boone monument at Boone, Wa- near Sycamore large portion of concluded with the Natural Tunnel, Cumberland and King the site where Dr. a cabin In Gap erected 1750, the first put up in Kentucky Territory, are;others of interest to the twentieth century professor of history summering on four wheels. castie County; Estill, way Great Salt Peter Cave, in Rock- Boone's Gap, Fort Boonesboro, tunnel— Boone capital, Rebecca Boone are resting. Many Branclies of Highway. Fort Harrod, dt Harrodsburg, the fret permanent settlement in Ken- Mucky, where the Lewis and Clark expedition tothe Northwest starte 1, fs on the way. At Hieh Bridge, mear Shakertown, Ky., one. of the highest bridges in the world over S navigable stream, 320 feet high, ‘ takes the Boone Way over the Kentucky River. Shakertown, established the by Shakers in 1818. was the home cf a colony that flourished for about & century. The Shakers allowed No marriages. The last of them died in 1923. The monument at Boone, in Wa- fauga County, N. C., is on the site of Boone's hunting cabin of. 1760. The memorial crete fram foundation and chimney was made of con- stones taken from the of the cabin. To Frankfort this highway. so rich in lore, recently brought thou- Sands of the descendants of the In- dian hunter in the first family re- union of Boones for over 150 years. Outside of Kentucky the Boone Way wil} run in many directions. One division is planned to Lake Su- perior; another down to Savannah, Ga.; another to Kansas City. The Kansas (ity link was arranged to tonnect with St. Moines, Ila.; Boone, Ia.; Minneapolis | an Louis and Des 4 Duluth. The southery route through Kentucky and North Caro- ina has many ramifications. In Kentucky the State Highway Commission is giving preference to Work on this memorial highway. a Fort Whitley, \ Lincoln County; Shakertown, Hizh | Bridge, Brooklyn Bridge and high- | tunnel—the | /enly one in Kentucky; Lexington, | The heart of the Bluegrass coun- | ‘try; Frankfort, the State where the remains of Daniel and _ | Wee | ’ i 4 |. ope , i, GARNHARr A ) COLO WATER a GREENVILLE ~ > ae POPLAR » . aaa * gLuFFC stLousy’ J) ¢ st.roms , ELLEVILLE Of 7 MASCOU Y a cestus) ” E DU@von fl Fy VICTORIA 2 DESOTO DESOTS . ‘BONNE wu TERRE OALE, | eLaT River ‘ CARBON - 15 value $7.95 CARPETS— $1 95 — BULBS— ; 39c For coupe. ..-.««++++. ° Rep | CARPETS— Soe... S08 | Fe way........-----. $3.95 “VIEW RS— PADS— Open or |S pe ee tea . 69c ni cet 5 ihe ite e ois aid 0 bhbes 39c Many Other Items at Equally Low Prices Open Friday and Saturday Until 9 P. M.; Sundays 1 P. M. | National Tire and Accessory Co. 1115 CHESTNUT STREET Bridge, - .you ferry highway with rock two vears or so ago, pu‘, | ,east on a BUVE is the route for a!laski and Mounds to Caltiro (160 A Fourth of July week-end tour miles from St. Louis). Planned by George Drum- Ferryboats operaté every half mond, head of the Touring Bureau. hour from Cairo across the Mis- of the Automobile Club of Mis- souri to Bird's Point from 6 a. m souri, and the Automobile Editor. until 6:30 p. m. They operate on It traverses interesting sections of | half hourly schedule also from ‘lilinois and Missouri, and offers Bird's Point, Mo., from 6:30 a. m. hotels:at Cairo and Poplar Bluff, until 7 p. m. as well as in some of the smaller( From Bird's Point there is pave- cities. It can be t&ken in either ment to Charleston, then gravel and direction, and offers a beautiful pavement through Sikeston and side trip over State highway No. Dexter to Poplar Bluff (about 230 42 west from’ Poplar Bluff miles from St. Louis by this through Doniphan and Alton— route.) called one of the most scenic parts From Poplar Bluff, it is 21 miles to Doniphan and 55 miles to Alton, through most picturesque country that fishermen will find a joy forever. . Returning from Poplar Bluff to St. Louis, go north on highway No. through Greenville and Cold- ~v water to Fredericktown, then fol- low No. 9 through Lamotte, Mine and Farmington to Flat River, Desloge and Bonne Terre to De Soto. A short distance bevond De Soto, swing right into a rood gravel road through Hemiutite to Festus, then go north with a short detour or two on concreie to. St. Louis. This gives an all-weather route all the way. By this route it is about 170 miles from Poplar Bluff to St. Louis. Of course. there is nothing to prevent one from g&oing straight over the hilly Lemay Ferry road from De Soto to S8t. Louis. TELLS OF PADUCAH-NASHVILLE ROUTE BY WAY OF METROPOLIS Many motorists bound for Nasn- ville and Florida are using a rouce of the Ohi6 river to Padu- cah and are ferrying the north eo k-End Motor Trip to | TREND 10 COMFORT Cairo and Poplar Bluff IN CAR BODY DESIGN | More Attention to Standards of | Women in Closed Cars. | passengers, jian to . Predicted. More attention tod the comfort of especially deference to women's rather than to men’s, and a swing toward more headroom, were pre- dicted at the recent convention of the Automobile Body Builders’ As- sociation at Detroit. Wider seats, and seats that do not | toward the back for a stout are fore- slant so sharply as to be difficult arise from, also seen. Some appearance and style for greater headroom ap- pear inevitable, it was declared. Increasing use of the nitro-cei- lulose lacquer finishes, and devel- sacrifices of opment of such finishes until they | will dry in a very short time, als» were predicted. BEAUTIFUL DAY’S TRIP CAN BE TURNED INTO WEEK-END JAUNT Continued From : Page (ine. the improved section of No. 21 ends and there follows 15 miles of va- ried surface—rock, earth, natural gravel and soft dirt—but it is not bad driving and local citizens say that here, as in other unimproved sections of this tour, the’ underly- ‘ing hard pan and rock make wet- Oo | river at Metropolis, Ill., instead of | going to Mound City, Ill., ferrying the Ohio there and going via Bav- | recommendéd by the Southern Hli- nois Motor Club. The Metropolis vy Charles A. Mo., week from a-trip to Nashville. “The routes are the same Belleville, then over No. 15 Ashiey Junc- tion and down No. 2 as far as Vi'la Ridge.’ Fitzgerald reported. ‘‘At Villa Pidge, however, vou can road marked with 2n orange circle, and travel throuch Grand Chain to Metropolis, where the Ohio river and to Paducah. It is 43 miles Villa Ridge ta Metropolis. and the road is fine dirt with gravel in it. “From Paducah Hopkinsville the going is splendid over grav»! reads But one never should trv the highway from Hopkinsville through Trenton and Guthrie, “or it couldn’t well be worse. apparently covered route was used Fitzgerald land. tr to to was LO | | | | | zo | from | This | | | ’ low and la Center The lar‘er ‘route has been generally recom- | mended for some time and stlili is | weather driving possible. At the ‘little town of Caledonia No. 32 leads east, unimproved, to Bis- marck and Flat River. Just across the Iron County line the other arm of No. 32 leads 55 miles west, again unimproved, to Salem. Irom this junction on, there is 11.4 miles of high-class road into Ironton. A short dis- tance to the east. a considerable mountain range springs up from a rather level section of country, flanking the route all the way.to Arcadia Valley. Thig, range is a rounded mass of rock hiding be- neath a s6lid camouflage of trees. lies Iron Mountain, ceéen- Missouri's one-time iron Beyond it ter of kingdom Granite still is a monarch in this section and at Graniteville the is hemmed in by hills of, bold gran- ite rocks and the great walls of tropolitan edifices produced. In surrounding road quarries where Thif are tne towns granite is even used for trimming garage walis. Next comes Pilot Kmab and its companion summit, Shepherd Mountain. Gen. | Sterling Price, . S. A.. in his fa- mous “raid’’ in Missouri in 1864 met Union forces in a battle at Pilot Knob, after marching up from the South through Arcadia Valley. The outnumbered Federa! garrison slipped out of their fort at night, aNierpward and worked west to Rolla. under pursuit. “That valley today is so peaceful that ft is hard for an American to visual- ize the smoke and blood of battle there. On to Fredericktown. Now it wor! do to advertise enting places but—Skidamaree women, a | standards wom- | AND TOURING ANSWERED IN SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH NQUIRIES about motoring f routec to any part ®f this country or Canada will be an- | | swered as far as space permit, ] through a special “How to Go” | department in this automobile section, if the writers so request. Motorists should bear in niind }| that the automobile section | closes each week at noon }ri- | day, and that letters coming in | later than the first mail Friday morning cannot b> ansvered through the Post-Dispatch un | til the second Sunday there- after. Letters which cannot be answered in the automobile section will be replied by mail. The Post-Dispatch Trivel and | Resort Bureau is prepared to ' give road and touring inf >drma- tion free to everyone who calls at the bureau, which is in the main office on the ground floor of the Post-Dispatch Building. A small charge is made for maps—-10 cents for maps of the individual states, and 12 cents if mailed; 50 cents for at- of maps of the eastern or western parts of the countr, and 14 cents*extra for first- class postage; $1 each for atlases - ee oe LO each iases with maps of every_state, and 16 cents extra for first-class postage. The atlases have camp sites throughout the country A map of the highways, lakes ponds, streams and sloughs for 40 to 50 miles around* St. Louis is 20 cents °4 cents if mailed. SRE EAS SEEDS came mere eee pulled up with a snort at a garage just outside of Ironton, when she made this trip, and a man there directed her driver and Felix to an establishment where the chicken was fried to the psychological turn. lronton is about 1]]1 Louis, and is the seat of Iron Coun- ty. Its neighbor immediaf™y to the south is Arcadia, where you turn east on No. 70, which may well be | termed a ‘“‘rocky road to Dublin,” leading, as it does, past Lake Kil- larney, and being quite rough. For- tunately, its roughness won't hurt with careful driving. South readia, No. 21 r valley of the ‘‘Shut-in.’’ of summer home section in sleepy green hills. No. follows a narrow ledge overlooking which is a with Beyond is Lake to many eyes. miles from Bt. tires, of narr traverses center a summer +} Liie This is resort and 0 the Stout’s Creek, rock- bound tr sional clear pools Killarney, attractive Work half dozen culverts along this byway indicates that the State is preparing to convert it into 2 real highway. but, in mean- time, machines have to hop around Eleven ickle of water. occa- on the the ditches at these spots. Areadia good gravel surface begins, running into Fred- ericktown, seat of Madison County, after 8.4 miles. Into Heart of the Lead Belt. At Fredericktown No. 23 starts south, a good gravel road for Pop- miles east of lar Bluff and the Arkansas line. | Just north of town, by taking No. °3 in that direction, vou will reach No. 9. a State primary highway. At this junction a stretch of about five | miles of on the way to concrete Coope Batteries made to last ~and outlast” Poe of Over- | who returned the past | Endorsed by the motorist. ‘‘Cooper Batteries zive dependable service and are long-lived. ’ Endorsed by the dealer. Ile says: He Savs: ‘“‘Cooper Batteries give satisfaction to my customers, and so are easy to sell ang easx 1o sery ice. 7. These two endorsements- because of some local] fight. noth- ing has been done on it, so it is® full of rocks and crater holes that | increasing demand for wrench a car and threaten eveiy | ‘minute to smash the springs _Adams to via roads that are fine going.” cent Indianapolis and Altoona races, and Tommy Milton will be ‘among the racers who will com- | pete in a 100-mile race July 4 over ‘the Rockingham speedway at Sa- “The best route from Hopkins- ville is by way of Clarkesville lo Adams, then to Nashville From Nashville there are tar- NOTED RACERS TO MEET. Peter de Paolo, winner of the re- lem. N. H. This speedway has a band of steel rails, registering with the hubs of cars, that is spiked to heavy posts completely around both sides of the track. COOPER. RUB-MIBA BATTERIES from the men tell us the reason for the growing popularity and ever- who KANOW— THE COOPER CORPORATION | Founded in 10904. General Offices Cincinnati, Ohio BRANCH: The Cooper Tire & Battery Co. 3225 Locust Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. . Bomom 2508 bore Tire® “ - The Sign of Good oope Factories Madisonville, Ohio ee Good Dealers Everywhere ‘them is the, || Cape Girardeau has just been com- | | INQUIRIES ABOUT ROADS | pleted, but, going north on No. 9, you will find good gravel for 18 miles into Farmington, seat of St. Francois County, a Veterans’ Bu- reau agricultural school and a State asylum. This is the heart of the lead belt. | Flat River and Bonne Terre being to the north. On the way you pass an old works with the name of Mine Lamotte, reminiscent of the early French influence in this re- gion. Another Interesting Road. Leaving Farmington) retrace your way a mile on No. 9 to No. 68, to the east. After 3.5 variously composed earth, ural gravel, but mostly sand. There is 17 miles of this, through Wein- garten and New Offenburg, to No. 25 the road crosses » Repeatedly the Missouri & Illinois Railroad tracks and the rolling ‘hills are interspersed with broad wheat) fields. * No. 25, to the south, leads six’ miles into Ste. Genevieve, the pic-! turesque oldest town in Missouri, | but your turn fs north. through the settlement of Zell, beyond which there is an unusual hairpin curve in an isolated canyon. For 23.5 miles is a fine gravel road. from NS. 68 to a point just, south of Festus, except for 2.2 miles at Bloomsdale, where there is a wide creek ford, pending completion of a bridge, and a stretch of unfin- ished surface. Near Festus a tour into that town and its neigh- bor, (‘rystal City, home of a big glass factory, is encountered. You pick up No. 9 again in Fes- de- tus and shortly reach a mile of concrete, then a mile detour Around some green concrete, | which soon will be open, and then |the highway is paved all the wgy to the city, it being about 26 miles from there to the Post-Dispatch Building. The concrete goes just behind the smelter town of Her- culaneum instead of through its dusty streets. There are in the course tour a number of fords of smal) streams, such as are found on various Missouri roads. None of troublesome. except in high water, but machines must go Slowly through them. What is more interesting, the whole countryside traversed is populated with live things. An oc. casional harmless black * snake wriggles across your path, rabbits perch on the ditches, veys of quail flutter unafraid, birds and blue birds dash the vista and doves coo in the dis- tance. They all sing Missouri's charms. of this co- réd miles’ of gravel, No. 68 turns into a coun... ‘itry road of well-packed sand and nat-| young’ across BUILT AS FASTEST TRACK. A new automobile speedway at Laurel, Md., on which the first race ‘is to be held July 11, should be the fastest in the worid, according to racing men. It is one and one- —_— leiehth miles around, and ig pitehed 48 degrees on the turns. To make high speed possible around the turns, the track has been built 49 feet high, three feet higher than any other ii the country. tated. correctly Dent Work Seat Covers | Bomont 3380 There is only ONE Duco —DU PONT Duco Duco is a specific product created and manufactured only by du Pont. It is applied to automobiles by 23 manufacturers and by authorized DUCO Refinishers. DUCO is not a paint nor a varnish. velvety smoothness and astonishing durability. Naturally, a product with such remarkable qualities and immediate agceptance by the public is widely imi- But the fundamental behind DUCO never can be imitated—for the accumulated experience of du Pont chemical engineers stands alone. ... and only one way to have it applied _ROBERSON-BRADFORD MOTOR COACH CO. Let us Refinish Your Car in DUCO Now! It is a finish of Tops Recovered Upholstering 1900 Locust Street | Have Your 1 Gabriel Snubbers Inspected 3920 Lindell Boulevard Free Adjustment Gabriel Snubber Sales & Service | Phone Lindell 6771 HUDSON HUDSON and ESSEX Motor Cars Now Sold by Lyman C. Rafferty _. 5180 Delmar BI. Forest 2551 We are sure Hudson and Essex owners ip St. Louis will be pleased to know of the arrangement whereby Lyman C. Rafferty will in future handle sales and ser vice for this neighborhood. Because of the position occupied by Hudson and Essex and the care used in chogsing representation we are particularly gratified to be Our aim shall be to give owners, present and fue ture, the highest order of service. selected as yan That willingness, coupled with ample facilities, assures the same char- acter of attention that has won friendly recognition of Hudson-Essex service ec verywhere. We invile your inspection of these notable leaders in motor values, Lyman C. Rafferty 5180 Delmar Bl. Forest 2551 - ; af i HK eed nn a EE ST es Se ee ee at - Pre ar A LE ty OT: Oe a a icin, ali ak 7 wee ae - - EG + AR yee .— A a? >see — (a a ah A ER TL TET I A I TT i TT iT ete Ss EA a I RN RS a a a ee a C—O: ALGO A | IS et a a Al et Rts rt a iy, eae tee ~~ e _ al -— <2 & ~—* = a a — + 7 te ~~ + 1a Pee oe ™

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| Whats — Newin Cars ] CHRYSLER POUR | EATMIRITED IN ST. 149ToS wr ; et Fark _ v¢ €.« ’ : nN a ; nower?t and i> e encine oF . > . . the cceleration being’? unus swift The models are ¢ rine ar i> coupe. coach and four-door secar mrices rancine from $885 fo $1 ral "he vs - The néw Chereler four is the r . a. ; ~* auterowih of researcn, gee.gn & ‘pat wh. > ¢ reat res ~~ is rhe ¢ rention of the Chrysler s8-% ea vs Walter FP. Chrysirr, neaa ° the Chrysler organizatior “Adapts tion of the results achievec six to our four-cylinder moce. has heen going om since tne appear- ance of the six.” 7 oS Bett o% With SS .-inch: bore and 4+*-.n aia ; rl : . * stroke, the engine lelivers 7 7 — ’ c > Be reepower. ¢ hy , ,{7* To a i) Cc linders ‘ . ; smbustion, accurate va.ve efficient ™ perat ne te “erat u? iarge capacity com.iing system ar wenerous water farketine of ad? walls and vaive p tors that make this genera: e€° rts. are 4 clency poss. oie } ale thie car al! dav under heavy load at top speed and the engine w: not overheat oriose power,” Chrys- ler says. Engine lubrication ts bv positive, full-force feed. sending a cont.nu ~ a - ’ = ~* — is flo r 4 un@er press main bearings anc n — > —~- ie Pua en a le RG, A Eee m P fe ete - * _ - s > ap ye | ees : ¢ eS ee ee . ‘ . _ _ = 7 lied passages in the cranken: | . a’! ’ ~ on a tine rad at. ” gs oh Elimination of vitiration is due i : halancing rotating and rec:pro ANE . @ parts; short, heavy and rig } ’ nkes* ** vv . eh? > ie? Ane — | % soe . ha . ; ‘ >= is ; “ r} connecting rods: Gynamic balance : . r a 7 Qn gS -*%¢ . > : . a a . Ca . ~ > 1 = My . > - - = 1 4 ” IR KS ** : > R % 1G ; | F whee! i matching of necting Lit 33 ) S “4 - « — > es ty e+ i 3 » . A 2s AS>¢ ia iG % 4 - : ? t : : , " . " _ he « “—-- ua § ; Ry ° @ eng neers , "e ‘onped there tn disposing of vibra- . : ° wX oa : ° ° > “ea * - . : Pe Eg EO . i bl Al A ALLL ALAA > =? eae RAE Se DP ya-. Bea * > Ij «~ @ _ - , - . ca a ~ - , « > + _ ?* hal — r . . f — i 4 “ ing euch th : e ene » a ne ena i= ° : ra) ; : it } ‘for: . ad rig l * bolting to the chamsis’frame at ’ " : ln tee en - _—- - ~ . + * ad > ae he ‘ CHAMPION X 60c For more than 1} years standard equipment on Ford Cars, Trucks and Fordson Tractors —ample proof of its ‘great dependabiliry. oars, 75 cents. The om le uine have dou ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =P“ "NDAY. JUNE 25, 1928 BINED Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper CON | ——$=- === nina are) a DRUNKEN DRIVER. license tn Te | plaque awarded by Walter C. Waite,| was with Willys-Overlan@ several !iows: President, A. R. Solomon, 7 i s ier .¢ driving a car When fense meas nreetdent of the company. in ana- years as retail manager at Lou'ls- Modern Auto Repair Co., St. Louis; -—_ — — a . € BY: x sth a)! means a anid possib ( k t! er Ae sales contest The local: ville factory’. nepresentative in e president, Oscar F. Bioebaum, 7 mee are suspension of driving ip jail. New hrysler F our oO Ss office sold a greater number of| North Dakota and Montana, two St. Charles, Mo.; secretary, J. E — — White trucks and busses in propor- tio » it ot the any other Like Six of the Same Name tion to ite quote than any other Coach model of the : Our nced. _ [eager John L. Grice and his force — ‘of 47 employes recetved the trophy ata dinner at Hotel Chase given oy Vice President George F. Russel! who ts in charge of the Western region The name of each em- plore is engraved on the plaque Fach diner was given a email bronze pin, done in the style of the plaque. “A good truck to sell, good teamwork to sell it and a good sup- rly of astute. careful truck buyers in St. Louis are all reasons for our victory,’ said Manager Grice in ac- cepting the trophy from Russell Sales of White trucks in the first 4 six months of this vear have aimost doubled the best previous six- month record in the st. Louis cis- trict. Grice said. Stanley P. Sew- on a ard. advertising manager oi: tne White company, and his assistant. “ = ge aad Sickie “~“haries E Oswald. came from Cleveland for the dinner, and Vice President Saunders Jones ot .it- lanta attended Jones was n "~hargwe of the Western region u : - od i _ . d . : - ~~ : oe a ‘~ ™ 7 o~ = —- _ ~ gi early this year, and formeriy Hau new Chyrsler four which has just been am- his headquarters here After the Standing besi le the car is L. M. Stewart, who succeeds dinner the trophy was moved tc A eaenee ames E. Newell as vice president and sales manager of G. M. Berry, the White companr building, 4151- mc. Chrvsler distributer in the St. Louis district. 61 Forest Park bo ulevard ~ - ° -— ae re, ~ lar r + — nracti > ~ 7 a che Lone 7° . ’ ° & new BiiuU Li : . . ‘ " ~ . : e.' . * _ ™ ~ a. % Ss On > r : - . > ene hy - . " , _* a . Hupmot jistribute: New haaw nes ro or r m insice tne > - _* é 2 ™ . ~~ ee ee reas mfort : e . ™* . 5 ° ~ . - ww o- s* ~ . . . re, peas > - ebe - ‘3 *« . > ’ ~~” 2 *) c qT , T ae 4 " Rd ~ © » ’ - GA = , r limes nresides of ¢ Weber ; > e . . = > ~~ pany oug ’ "’« -”~ 7h oe ar ) y Latur “ ar i the 1 made’ considerab!s > « -—* - > =) a 7” o> a 7 24°" & — he ’ si a4 4 — ""r"s | _ > - x sedan is four inches longer tha hake? ears » = nm Ae e ’ s ic v — - = % ~* + an? 7 > > 7 > e uu“ a Tran - >> * ” - 7 _ > risn ~J 7! — } a a > , , * ‘ ks ire r igre? T ; &r = Tigi ™ inis is - ; >. *-— - , ~ = ‘ rs ge s s om entering or ng t r is not necessary 7 ~ , w“ c t-n4 > in Janu- ‘ . ¥ ha r “i ib secan has pe- , val 7 -» ba mee oh 4 st ¢ ar iT bile ’ . . ° 4 = +h > J? ™ayv toward the drivers seat whee’'e four-.w he rakes ++ ree ver a* ore ar ha ~ } = a-~ ar —" 7 2 , g* + ~ an@ . , on hin es a - 4 the hoody te handecme etrine Y? ma "> = . a ~~ ; Me s _ rr ‘1 > 7,2 ” as . A . e& ~ * “or - a ~ - . an -— - - 7. -— ~ — - ™ a . . ™AlIN sent . -- r ves : 4 re 4 In ° * =, - . s- on = ? —— . S "ee - 5 w \ « « aT) - > - @ , ew " ‘ . - , 1 stand - OR SCRIPPS. ROOTH CAR OW. 7+ ERS. Onakliardé Mi wer “ae *. has sae 67 > repair "ar*s zeae former Geripns-Reoth 4tet. i.erers' VWrooe ,re ind oe" ‘= - od ~ Sy . P| sth "ars one he w - " tcalera. TOOL BOARD 4 Lp = - - , - - " sce Tit H. Grant. general saieg marnace: of the Chevrolet Motor Co., suffi- ‘ial visit to the Orthwein serv- strategically located in the shop, is every device used !n repairing and servicing Chevrolet cars, so ar- - 4 hae ~~ aha > Food a ae -ar. meed trat mecnanics can & : '- years as Overland distributer iy Western Montana, five and a half veare as San Francisco branch manager and latterly vice president of the Willys-Overland Pacific Co He will give particular attention » development of service for Max- well and Chrvsler owners in the ~—* 7 , jis territ ory. NEW SALES ” MANAGER FOR RENJAMIN MOTOR CO. Walter ShawVan has just been appointed eales manager of the Benjamin Motor Co. Velle and Stutz distributer in this district ShawVan has been in the automo- hte business for 18 years. and has ; ; had much experience in Detroit au- tomobile plants At one time he was Western supervisor for the Rethiehem Spark Pivge Co. in which Charities M. Schwab. who is ho | ha ce ltz compan’ ‘s in- CHANDLER CLIMBS GRADE NO OTHER HAS MADE. The grade from Salt Lake City! to Brighton which for years has defied all efforts to climb it in hich. has been conquered at last “te hh - 4 ae rac with A 6 k Chandler, powered With he Pikes Peak motor and sealed in hich gear Brighton its 4#0¢ feet higher than Salt Lake The ent is by a mountainous road -~ - Ai te « ‘+ ‘rns mairrow sridges. and steep grac In the 26 miles, there are 63 curves, and some of the longest and steepes crades must be attacked immedi- elv after rounding sharp bends This, of purse, means that the cra da miuet he taken at iow initia speecq adding greatiy to the diffi- f the course. The run was oserved by three Salt Lake news- paper men After a minute exam- x ution it was certified that the car as etrictly a stock mode with the standard gear ratio of 4.45 to -essary tools with the least loss of = ‘ y'.. —— - - ~co ee ion -~? - T0 DRIVE CAR ACROSS U, S. tame ime snop ane pars cepar ~ — ~ 74. > - 7. 4A ied IT — : ~ Tt WITHOUT STOPPING IT aa * fe Hei ing icin ee ™ a i fone oo 3 = a ~ 1- ~* + a - - Perr - , and are kept so clean. says ercs CROSS-( OU REE TRIP. a “oP ede & , » | ao! Vv 1 ‘hoe ~ Siadekh “the "resident of ** sa Ci owe 4 ‘=-2s rer _ -"eanrtea ~— «~*~ - Q -” ~ 2 bs | - + + ere and n*on *hae = * — “~ ‘ >> * ~~ i- Wells re xpected St 25 + m and the -firm is a *® to MAxK®e ‘eq of she new W vs-AK night six- ye a $ pi ‘ Le = : + Fe nis © nthe rse am et: good its statement that no car ever nder . a] was started 7% ~ —— - ~*~ r ~ myo a 4 S 28 was ss ed in s s P zrant is m™ Bosten The ar is : 5 7 ~~ = a ‘- Ne . = a Ee es e232 _ ~~ ha = weer en” Tr *ared ad > _ rr > iring mode . = } nz rwarc >» hoe eno al - " - a ~ ~ ~ * ~ ) . 1 . © 4 S = ‘ é - er 7 eg ers ~_- ehout > Le = ¢ _ L ‘ Via racx 2 ho -_ > ¥ > - = * ~- -. x . C —* = lse tha ea Tl? ener? »? > Oo be =~ x ~ 3 > *r os “ar ~*~ ** oe ~~ - on TY > a le a -* board - =* —_ “ker rer rn i a= > Zo° a> * — ™~™2r-o 7 re a _ . a 7 - : aS. UN Suc. ae = 4 eS a Beston bv wa’ f as Angeles ar : ™ - ~ . | | i. - : A the feat ts many times more diffi-| GHIAN N OFFICERS OF G. = he feat ‘s ma ‘ cz2 ( ANGE TI a | = fase ap The wentursira St th in a . ne across wien ut VE BRE. RRY. In¢ > ‘ .. J . s = 7™>..4 ; wurmney is Dy way of A Deny, Sut- stopping the engine; in fact, seems James E. News who has deen , - aa : Son 7 - ™ Docs! - cr *> ere ’ . ma? ->2.e “ t"ce “reece [oe al ¢ Nf Rerrv | he le ‘ . ss aid 4 sd . president of Bend, Chicago. Milwaukee, Dav- e much interest in the attempt. it since its organization. has deciced aaet Than Moatne maha. Lin ; , es i ~ : pe s if | ~ ene. ‘= > roar > be — "work ae. — 25° »* 2 27] ’ = * ~— 2 * the New 2 ” : ‘i j a alin . . — ~~" ,-s 4 . _-_— = ~ _ -_ oo see that t is not held up at! wWoror Car C which operates two A ee i 1 S| i = A ™ = 4 rossings or Oy tracicc ce , « ~~ + - _ =| = _” > =T ce rakes “ > ' = stree an iL he ~~ s*ree * 4 x - ~ -_* ihe " - —_ * - - > ™ = - 2.4. r w ] eas e . + NI ='@wWwa>r LOrmer , wal ‘Ta ~ ‘e - 2 ser - vm _ » * ~ > 2 > 2 2 2 2 as 2 ®icisco, has been elected e presi- goa , Ae eet "age on: LS | } 4 we : . VA PE aah! - 4 Tr) 4 o on > = = ? . > on = eaes ws St , ” * dent and manager r. wth. DDOTI —nei@er a ge anAar acqninman+ — - = ue : - «Ce ” . - —- | . . ad = Ton «~ = hh 2 Y "ew — * fe. ws ' ’ ve. . “ The St y , uis i is* “? ee “2 of the - e ra et was aA ‘nA-™ a. ~ Sir ess 3; =~ ‘ ee C S , a r > re . - = ad Whi a wa r . any ee | -~@ "*o nosses- “yr oh * , — ‘ 7 , —_— ~ sion last week of a large bronze Willys-Overiand Co. of Toledo. He ers of Missouri and IT linots as fol- AT TOP SPEED All day long you could drive the this car brings to motoring:— Hupmobile Eight at top speed, if Soundness and endurance not you had the clear road to do it on. ordinarily built into any but racing A speed spurt is one thing, but it cars; an ease of handling and rid- takes a wonderful car to hold top ing, a certainty of control, you speed hour after hour. won’t find in one car out of fifty. The Hupmobile Eight can stand A new kind of car, with a new it, and you can stand it—and right kind of results—that’s what the there are two of the new things Hupmobile Eight is. New Lower Prices —Hydraulic Four-wheel Brakes—Balloon Tires—Full Equipment Sedan - - Formerly $2375 Now $2195 Touring Car - Gunpe (Ber4 Pass.) Fermerty $2325 Now $2095 Roadster - - - Fermeriy $1375) Now $1795 Formerly $1975 New $1795 Dickey-Seat Roadster Fermeriy $2075 Now $1895 Prices F. O. B. Detrodt: tex to be ackled Ceme to us. or roer cearest Hupmotiic Dealer. and @rive the greatest value ia the motor car market teday Weber Implement & Automobile Co. Hupmobile Distributors Since 1914 19th and Locust 5000 Gravois SLBLCARBAN DEALERS 7195 Manchester r. ts. Mead a Cartylte. OL Desloce Meter o Desloge. We. (areenmville Garage , (arsenville. Me. Jefttersem (County Meter *ales— Loewe Bros ‘ellimawtife. Itt. Fesetus. Me. De Sete. We. Seifart Moter Car Ca. E. St. Leeis, il AK. Hammenrd Meter Ce ’ Madisen. Tl. Merer Moter Car Co. Bellewtlle, Til i.reemville Meter te i-reenville. TIL H. H. Mead Edwardsville. Til. i.co. Sehweider St. Peters. Me. aad st. Chartes. We. (-undiach Meter to (elwmbdia, Lil. -@ HUPMOBILE itor authoriti vouch for the | statement that this is the first time inued ‘just around the corner at New Type Fiat Top tats... 90-90 |Gravois and Cherokee. 30:3; Cupples Cords rar ~~" 4 Non-Skid. _.. NEW RICKEN BACKER RECORD —s Non-Skid + $i 95 Percival, Percfval Auto Repair Co... | SS Louis: treasurer, Edward Emme, H. and H. Machige and Mo- tor Parts Co.; sergeant-at-arme, E4win FP. Mertes, K. and M. Ma- chine Works oT SECTIONAL” — JEW ETT IN SPECTACTLAR CLIMBING FEAT. A stock Jewett touring car has just been driven from Modrst» Cal., to the floor of the Yosemite Valley sealed in high gear The feat was accomplished by W. A. Jones, Paige-Jewett dealer in Mvoe- CYLINDER ( : RINDING lesto. Modesto trade officials CRANK SHAF I checked the Jewett before the star: Machine Work General Repairing and sealed the differential anu transmission gear cases. The car nay ra difficult grades and Modern Auto Repair ¢ + * — > @ «« 1th - 4 the sharpest turns with ease and ; Phenes: Delmar 1305-¢ aiwars had ower to reserve. The ; P 4601-18 OLAVE STREET seals were inepected again on ur- rival at Yosemite. California mo- “0 ee oho MOTORISTS, PREPARE YOURSEL " anne’ trip has been mude by any ton a ~ mF so Gabe new a — > =~ " — - to a Oversize 30x73, Non-Skid. "7 eet eee ee © & © marx between « Aicagro and Detroi 3x3 Cl.. $17.98 1 34x4 &20 73.5 t2x3 Plowing through more than thirt 3Ox3*; S.S.. 15.50 | 52x41, 75.08 | 31x4 - © nose 14.75 miles of sandy highways, gliding | 2222? _%.5 1820] s326% 25.80 | 32x14 - © ee sors ce 8 SS miles f sandy hignways, 1i1Gin %1zs4 SS. 16.460] 34c4%. 76.45 22x4 - ~ o0tébgnaaeee -round the corners at forty miles 32x4 19.00 | 32x5 33.45 | 34x46 oe 8 ee BUCKEYE CORD sak dni neal Telli a a alt ae 19.75 ' 34a5 35.00 | sa2t% 0 sacseceeen, MADE BY KELLY-SPRINGFIELD ee “ ; a All strictly firsta. factery cuaranteed. | **x4*2 1 Mere rsesees First quality. tm original factery wrapper. minutes at railroad crossings wait- Direct Factory Distributors. a, eS Nen-skid. While they Inet... .. . 6-- sss newees ing for trains to pass, Baker drove his Rickenbacker six car into De- FRE For This Week With Every Cord Tire Pur- troit 5 hours, 28 minutes and 39 chesed We Will Give You a Tire Cover seconds after checking out from 9 Al mail erders must be accompanied by bank oat ent, Gay ae “azo The 2:9.5 miles were or check, te save delay in os Sse": | RELIABLE AUTO TIRE CO. an hour This beats the time of and Chicago t hour 52 minutes Bomont a got S119 Locust ST. Bomort tr fast est rain between Detroit Wholesale a for Tenes REPAIRED thet. Mili aaa iii Gah ' al FREE SERVICE aT orR Cn STORE INNER ee ee ee ee all of the ditty free of } s _ deliver to parte sidered fast time for the ordinary OoPrE~N EVENENOS AND ALL PAY STYDAYS TO SFREVE ocn 2 motorist in m ordimary automo- ep, bile. The run was made in the t Pays to UY rae eliab . w! Pi t - " _ = ert biack f iz ot hen traffic is a its lowest ebD. ° Wig see -- I ay EN KS ha LS Le eS US Ue “attal, | afl val wid) reise a ‘ ca, onteahinell ys x baat hin’ 1 ee WHF Co Coo ” ts To those familia Graham Brother _four points loom nation of their | 2. Excey 3. Powe ity 0 Engi 4. Chai Brot! izatic Better than a wri satisfaction, tht mentally impor of judicious tru on Wheels Today We now have with us the scrappiest This new Gardner Six can stand « ¥ Six you've ever laid eyes on—beau- lot of that kind of going because it’s a tifully designed, splendidly built, got the right stuff in every inch of a. powered by ome of the smoothest it. Six-inch frame. Six cross-mem- 4 six-cylinder motors that ever pulled bers—twoofthetmbulartype. Rear a hard hill in high— springs almost half the total wheel The new Gardner Six. base length. a ee ee a mighty husky member it is 4: Needlessly stout and sturdy, perhaps, See eee eg ‘ena for the mere boulevard tourist— bumper and tail light than $1395 But a godsend for the man who ¢ver before bought im an automo likes to take sand, mud, gravel, bile—anmd you don’t need opera rough roads and ills as they 2asees to see it. come—and lick ’ to a standstill Come in and make us prove it, 1-Ten Chassis, $114 Tare f WASH RAHAN } TRUCK! Unusually attractive dealer proposition open for St. Louis and St. Louis County. Get in touch with us. TILTON-GARDNER MOTOR CO. 2920-22 Locust Bomont 3897 GARDNER# Str J vitomer Sexty Sevier: Tomrame 579 Sroeghem. $9595. Poersceme © abrinter. $1705. Seadem $: “0S: Spory Scien. STOOS AB Puce F.O. B. &. Louis Our consentant menthiy pawns Man wets cemertiiatr -aprwmece oof a Lorene

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EUNDAY, } JUNE 28, 1928 28, 1928. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening wait: COMBINED STLOUS POST-OISPATEN _ » ON DRUNKEN DRIVER. license tn Michigan. A second of-' riving a car when fense means suspension for a year | ‘ijieally means a |i and possible $500 fine and a year | | month suspen sion of driving :in ip jail. ag et) ay pccmeegeete pent, = MY GARAGES) — Repairing indie et ween Caliac and Macon, in Ma- | ~ concrete bridge 339 feet long. | oot arches, will be Bg! owt over Si Sinking Creek on No. and Eminence. ! miles of No. 15 are to be | vraveled on Camden county south | 3 years old _ . still looks new / BRIDGE yOR LANNE © Pay 89 to 40 per cent return on your investment. Glass mil 1 doors hung on track, same as cut. Size 18x18 (2 cars) gable roof. dr op siding, 2 windows, 1 glass service 1m Mack’s Creek toward Tunis. Start to Be Made at Graveling No. 47 South From War- renton, Mo. ‘*One afternoon, some years I was admiring my __/. your car looks dull, door. SPECIAL PRICE OF $253.00 C. GARRETT Builder of Bungalow Garages. PHONE: offi Cabany R625 ce 6220 RIDGE AVENUE. of State highway seoennnannnnoannnnnnnnnnn Repair Co, ie ST. Louis | e Shortly SELL TIRES fire prices have g, but we still sell our tremendous large stock at old prices. Take advantage of this RE YOURSELF Your Tires —a % % 5 PS er 8 pe er) ee offering before our stock is exhausted. FOR LESS dvanced, and another one from Union in w Low Prices on! IRICH SILVERTOWN CORDS Our Qur volume of sales enablés us to give you cleaner, fresher seeps at lower prices than any place. In With Supreme service. Silvertown Cord—Reg., $11 45 Silvertown Cord— e@eees —e «eee eeee TUBE FREE TUBE FREE TUBE FREE — Clinchers—Fits 3013 4 |} 3424.95 S. S.—Fits 32:4 rim. 0,000-MILE OVERSIZE CORDS ta Guaranteed. crete arches. A four ard . ~ } 7 7 stretch of 12-foo £15.95 $18.75 9154.40 «. S.—Fits 30,3 rim, | 3524.95 8. &—Fite 33x4 rim. 30x3% $jCords; first quality heary WN. &. and $7.95 tube free. While they last $7. 95 A Real Bargain PRET TES FEL 27 i TIRES MOUNTED FREE Ajax and ten and regular VW Th ¢ Y) © A’ vy aaa lers. Write for Our Prices. ‘ and perhaps a bit commonplace, go over it with Common Sense. It is so easy to use. You will be amazed with the quick, brilliant, lasting results. And remember, it is nota ‘‘finish’’ neighbor’ Ss car. it was new until he me it was more than two we oe old; and — he kept Pids were received at . City, Friday on many it mov tes be smb Sense. So when | bought my car, later, I also got a bottle of Common Sense, and used it on the car about once every five or six weeks. My car is now three years old, and cluded in the work to be let were MURRAY CORDS Before Big Advance Full Ply—Full Weight S0x% Murray Cord........ important construction No. 12, the south of the river high- | pate ve | permanent finish, way from St. Louis to Kansas City; | sparkling again. Repainting saved and a better job done, on No. 14, he St. n No the St ata cost of only $1.09. field-Joplin primary : 8, the Hannibal-Macon-Chilll« St. Joseph primary highway, an: Your favorite Accessery dealer or Druggist can getitfor you readiy if you insist. Or direct trom the Labora, tory, postpaic, $1.00. COBNCS SENSE EBFC. CO. Saint Leats lustre that is richer, , more beautiful ay | first saw it im the salesroom.’”’ ()MMON|: AUTO POLISH THE GREASELESS CLEANSER Keeps DUCO and other lacquer finishes in high lustre. 29s 4. 40 Murray Balloon _CUPPLES CORDS i -PRICE SPECIALS number of others. In the St. Louis One project bid for was six miles ‘of 20-foot gravel on No. and three stretc gravel, aggregating nine Osage County, on the §& No. 12 between Mount St 1 d Sizes | Art. B. Mooney Tire Co, 4547 DELMAR a faise lustre of ® layer but your car’s own ENS Open Evenings and Sundays PHONE FOREST 7 The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening north and south fron newspaper giving Associated Press news service. Laclede County, and A Remarkable | INTRODUCTORY OFFER Here it is! A Wonderful Value for HUDSON COACH AND BROUGHAM OWNERS and Prospective Owners Can Be Put on by Anyone IN FIVE MINUTES STEFCO Hudson Coach Trunks .fit perfectly on standard rack. Unique de- sign with sloping lid. Built of seasoned 3-ply bass wood, covered with black = art TRUNK—Complete leather. Lined inside with with SUITCASE, colored trunk eloth. Con- tains large black art leather BRACKETS and onihdbas. (‘orners protected ‘Trunk Storm Cover by genuine leather. Two | Size 37x1212x18 special clamp brackets for attaching and de- taching trunk from car are included. Trunk can be put on in five minutes by owner. nickel-plated brass locks with keys supphed. Two Comes complete with storm cover. Order Direct From STEFCO LUGGAGE SHOP 1731 Chestnut Street GEORGE V. STEFFENS CoO., Mfrs. Stefco Products a ee ee » ee _ ‘one-half miles of dirt oo No. 14 hetween burg and Lebanon, (of interest to many $ will be the news that bid miles of 20-foot gravel on No. I° between Cuba and Bt jfor bridges over the } and Yadkin River. bridge will have five 110- The Meramec gravel is to be laid in Warren Conny on No. afd Hopewell. where there is a ferry, tinues on the other side of th thasville and Hopewell to Warren- souri River through on 4 here it iri? ercer te No. > § our low eg? on Good- SPECIAL t = : a . Kelly-Sprimne- primary St. lo , States, Fiek, highway. From Wart runs north to Hawk's Point then east to Troy, where ith No. 9, the St | ville-Hannibal highway. Other Road Projects, | rlude: % 6-10 miles of 158- if¢rete between Stewal! Cameron, in De Kalb county 5 2.10 miles of 30-foot graded dirt inion Met Cee — 75% Six can stand a : going because it’s ff in every inch of : Six cross-mem- tubulartype. Rear the total wheel beauty, more style, power, more durability, more between the front | light than $1395 ht in an automo- don’t need opera ake us prove it, for St. ‘ ith us. R CO. nt 3897 ERI 1S; Gedem, $1795; Sport Sedan. $1895 c22 4 Se The Four Major Reasons Spoer Sedan. $2295: Sedem, $2695 To those familiar with the chief reasons for Graham Brothers remarkable growth, these _four points loom most conspicuously in expla- nation of their leadership and lower, prices: 1. Price advantage. 2. Exceptional quality. 3. Power and dependabil- ity of Dodge Brothers Engine. 4. Character of Dodé¢ge Brothers Dealer organ- ization. Better than a written guarantee of continuous satisfaction, these reasons are too funda- mentally important to escape the attention of judicious truck buyers. 1-Ton Chassis, $1155; 1%2-Ton Chassis, $1375; Delivered Tate Motor Company. inc, WASHINGTON at GARRISON Bomont 124! South Branch 5626 Gravois GRAHAM BROTHERS | | IRUCKS ea “Tf we had a car,” says Mr. Average Man, “my wife could drive me to work in the morning. That would cut the time it takes me to get there by 15 minutes. I’d have an hour and a half more leisure each week and I’d save carfare:— ‘My wife could do the family marketing where prices are lower. If we had a car we would save enough on the food bills to pay for gas and oil: — , “Getting ready for the theater or a social call wouldn’t be the hurried affair it is now. If we had a car, we could get there quickly, conven- 1iently, economically. “Then, too, if we had a car and could spend our week-ends in the country, the Summer wouldn’t seem nearly so long or so hot. Just to get away for one day in seven seems like having a weekly vacation, and it is certain the children would enjoy it even more than anyone, if we hadacar?’ The good used cars listed over in the “Auto- mobiles” columns of today’s Post-Dispatch makes it possible for you to have that car for less money than you think. Consult them NOW! Select Your Car Today From ys Those Advertised in the 7 ace Classified Columns of the MG SOLD BY DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS EVERYWHERE POST-DISPATCH —

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’ aa¢> — — _ 9 ape erent rae | ray op ae er - By Pi aaa — Ye ay ee sey ree TORT he Be Sas 2 ayia ¢ Ree Me a. ee 3 ne +> OF - y +} cs i~ > ‘ = .s z a : ey bs li» “ee at) , be “ hd r ” # . - : a rm . ’ sack ; JUNE DAY. os .- Kies MIALEADS = Fecet - Peal Daily POS T-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED OR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT - 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH RADIO ee IO ele gin Te i ae ~ ——— \ ; i =e — . , —_—-— : , En ' OF STATION KSD TI ANSWERS | (NEW ARRIVALS ON] NEWALTERNATING | K SD Weekly Program for Week June 29 | SHOR] WAVE TES | QUES ONS AND THE RADIO MART Central Standard Time | | be | Been ' ike rodna : 545.1 Meters | “in 1 PS ROSTER (IF NOTABLES The Post-Dispatch Redio Department connot undertake te URRENT TUBE Monday, June 29th Friday, July3d BRING N t IN RADIO FELD ha enswer questions by meii. 9:00 P. M. e 7:00 P. M. | | 5 ———— Address by Flint Garrison, in- fotel SMatier Concert Orches- ff 2 a —_— | ~ iste treductng Miss Anglin. Address ira, Arne. Arne ee Bl Dayligh | In the Three Years of Its Ex- Q. I have added two stages of tion. years OM. WASHINGTON, Jume GTON, June 27.—Cak- | S 4 . / re 1 '"~ ~ % la . * , | , Dispatch, completed its ~ fr oh — — - ~ = ™ eter > éoo neters What would ar} > , ; eee : varter of the condensers are neéea meters ‘to me par iG e . : \s . liohe ate ) f‘a- eh heen waiting | — — nase” O£TesSs mh snort : . The 10 of the sta- % ie . , Chicago nas a bkewW iene OF Radio 215 aN peen sli thes W a Jal Ist mT hs an ers Press ~4 SOT. Waveg last Frida) The 106 ed to get up to 545 meters. Do lI be the minimum an 1 maximum; i hea that ednesd y> y LU | Se leading the United tuning, in form patiently for the new vacuum tubes | 7:00 P. M. Sotiiediie, July “teh possible in the near utes! she matter of radio broad- * os 5sa°° > ‘= that fr June 26, 13-- _ , tion shows that from een n@Oed smaller condensers or must range of the same coil with a ida itl mn th nane in * *6 1925. it dDroadcast 1454 : an be mounted on ne pane: ' cai progrs to June 26, i229, © With fust two stations less the windings be changed? 00025 variable condenser across P ae State Thea and then comes cheris of » inet: ne it ally i. e ~ : set so as to throw a light programs, not including its dath ew P t+ . © la P eS a saad - +h > o - ‘ ~ ¢ o . : . = , -—s rte = 7 - hat can be operated direct from) ji} yrusic by Silverman's Orches- 8: oe f. M. ternational exchange @f e Recently there wae ' * - - 7 - -_ -- lo @ _ s . ar Witra cirect trom sa.yf: Sa yocom Wuster rogram ry ' : io ,* e over the tunin he Pane.lié ‘ ‘ hy cond, market and news service Of these | ain the proper balance A. About 200 to 400. Read the |/°**? the tuning Sia age | se toaster. A numb ernment officials and other ff) Pino's “° |} comparime . we on the air itn the ‘ i | ‘ , ’ in many respects is like an auto- electric tron or toaster A nmumor 7, , ‘rominent Americans, and mus! wien te 24410 prog wanta with 4° ts third. Ohio . wee 444 were pur on : . . ’ netanec nr “@2na city answer to th Juestion eked } ‘ , va me : tween inductance and capacity answer to the question asked by} ree | tages? ; » i ursday y by U.S. Marine Band. direct froz exchanged betwe tetie: Rit. : 409 in the second year — e - - D> "j mobile dashlzht It is eaSi.:¥ a2c-' of such tubes have been designe ’ DF SS SC OSS eS a auUStu Ve rwees ‘« fourth and New . : first year, ie medi wate ' one must try a number of combi- _ E. W. ! : “ sgn Meh? in i Silent Washington, D. € York On several 35 voices , > 6 te Gare ear. usted ‘ ‘Arrow \e i] Li Lia Si. Rs ie 4 2 sk — “h% %Isnohara- ; : ‘4 es a ‘ obese = re. and 581 in the third yea mations until the set covers the Q. I have a four-tube set and '- : , ; ft aa tested in the research labora-., sh programs have bees with 34 ‘ts f1ttn Nevada re — . _ as - = ; a ~ ~ — a — ‘ om * : *- 7 > ~*~ 2a" -* three yvears, ~71 programs = ler "Ne -T) 79 ¢o7} is 2 Rie, it USssos 2s an | Suche cemtcins " —T = 7 ~?y a 7) ' ™ onivy State wrtthout a In the es ‘ °c broadcast range oO: ware lengths. use W ” l2 tubes with 6 oni rneo- » tao : i. og mint? ae Tr »F Wai.e® -on.as cne nas &€c.ua.. ‘eats ner e *here is no connec- to the ew tubes These can best and rebroad ast tne =" oun a ed eb? b4 direct ?+ ee the KSD » > : > 7 7 . ~ , ue pane. — ee .ew omens , — S = . ; “T°? — OF ‘ a ; 2 ‘ : PY; pte at it a vi ts ’ : z ¥ t? were sent « =r * In your case it appears that you Stats. I wish to use a 6-volt tube heen places on the market is |... wept sl a iat Solan ae Mite eae a eines States casting station -* = " inte outside acs S — is fe ae « mpbple ‘ry mo int as 4+ re ee. . 7 ihe ; = Tr °n ae! = = «i he ors. live ‘ ig . n re Ge.ve! ash bb Xe . 5 ext Der iment. « act : ™ th Down be] estudio and ee ir ie" ™ sia s need ery ,ller Cc T) jenacrs Tr, either 7 yr ; -A or a a * " Can + hec. le _ e ic *+hoa rew Vicc , ‘ eh 4 er. Tul oo : e . 3 . TT —— Pipe e . fac's were disc. osed by cd j epic Sti)! ‘ ; ineludtin °2? from out- — ; ees I " “gt rhone jack as teat je: secant: . . : sivak vige~-sagee the base of the tube is a biank \ set f the McCullough tubes oe greares. succtegg ’ bes Orga the studio. 4s iu we is -~- ’ ss 800275 mficse Bef Tre burying Tle w . a _ ; . a? ng has ‘ —aer” Oi Com raerce w feh —_> c “4 ee . % ct 6.78 itneh hale ir the nare ie | span ine grit return trom ne@ cde.ecrvor aera *@riad art? a present tir tuhe ie , hed Airec* tn shea ree : waves, below 1060 the first time issued a radio Mon Th. . — ™ + > > n~ > ‘ - - v - - @ te =" , — . , — . “ Ss Le, The number of + st ie S WHO .ene of wire on the coils and take 4 desire more volun gaged aap ts — ore ee ¥ Se as wt ag ; - . SD laboratory and the claims ; bulletin listing all of th Rev H. H - turns Wa _* \ as sos &- = ones = , - s * = —- So6¢ ° ~~ & ee a’ . . : r ® te . - ° a ee °-+% Filia wy > _ . > wT »? ne InOo tru ~ v ¥. " =P ’ ' | *ook part in KSL?) programs was . = ee SP ehe 0005 ~T a +h Iie 5 3 ? 3% Ly 1e@ ‘ nur ber f ; - i 2 M te . olay » of th er. , ; mad to’ the batters °ads ‘ returns from the radio and audio ee » tperified ere wolume was ~#'* aUriber Of sSiileas ence!sso 1383. This is exclusive of tne | lensers. Experiment with various the use of 201-4 tubes instead of”. . —« , ‘ ”. + eo @.4 ”* >» att. x’ -* ™.e > ‘ . ransT iss) on of Pp , t ' Tan far : nsemodie?. to} . ’ ¢) and . OMmiy consumes . OL art nected tne nega 1.4 Men. rher ordinary tube ‘ere se OL EE es SS. - rosTam — and stage periorn an ad ense | Da ‘ties r} : vou have 4 una . TY ake ie ‘ lar ze is rT insert 4 . os . em 4 " - : : . poses the broadcasting smuation is | ee .»- . . ‘* “ t «* ‘es . > —_.. : . i 's mparT y s «= anh " - s + - > ~ - ; * , — eo ll . - © “4 - : | ef the Union and hs American .»densefs | use in a radio fre-'Avoid the use ai one time of ¢u — uma 78 —— x - 4 : sees —-s poesibiy to (ne ROS ae reserved « sivel Tuited States are located in SUNDA ’ . s ~* . +4 &aad - & “ i? ™ . . > - " * ’ . © ' i} = . 4 ? itt . races The sta- — , men fferin> kina F , _ which provides a simple and posi- “te tudes. as it Is not possicoie 2 OS signals tt was found that the 3 xclusively fer ; ; ; 4 of Theat : q ; : ‘(es + Be id all 11¥@ : . ser “y ‘*. aT ef rime, 4 it ?Ti - Lii @7 : pn) ‘a rr: hye The "00 2 ss r wea Ek TER™ NALS ° . Sam 12s. ~ » ae ~ wees s 26 . = | ament ontr s ana iT 1.adail- ta an ea “ is . en ee. ; am ~ -_~ ve uOTYe was Fetermined es ese , _ . tt ioy broaccast : tioning speci! at ara ~~ ** —. ? > ~# ° = j \-¢ inte AA i Sstru “t30R . » _~ > mr? » 7 Fer eo fe ss ¢: 1 Tyr ar J +. . & te > ~** o oh ’ » _ — ev ’ -i—.s a — © sse more Oy ‘he capa i.> .. re ' iad e¢ > 2 6 ‘ ms 2. ors: = Middle W est est. therefore. | * A J : -~* rm > es ot the . ni it a? . s ° — 4 ‘ > rheostat enpeaker ¢ an hi i eer .9e ’ * ~ se . ~— =. 1! . “ 7ASsS Any fan with nitainin the lead over the (3 rato ‘ ; . | ; — . is set and tu ring bh b- at ot Oru: y tu ) a ninth ie eatin -apeinean aff tame s excep- eo oe _ i et Opera ty from specifications and his set than those required for the 201-4 . . Leg a ebony s3: the fila ne je inegerte? in a The grid and piate nections; The naturainess Of tone Was ext~) ratus capable of tuning im the gections of the country in - a “4 . - - »* + tA . = + a2nre Vv remove thea > at - Lean & J A i 4 : ~ 4 ‘ : : ; ~— * , - at . i . » & & ew as “ - > « é ; . 4 —— ’ +. tice > ar fe —_—— = — sei 2 en" — 3 P isa aa A ee i ’ + + | - -_ = . ; . Xv roe — ? yy T © service give , consedg ut Wass tune @ ilttie (00 = ie re Srmmendation f , n ? >} ° . ema nore te * hae ars the “iT « -O aii -Uoes are wired as in me ona: = ave me ne may listen Pres tion of stations. ‘ alifornia Hal's ' 1 1. a > yr : ' wine ; . . 24 > - . - Lr — -s —_4 , . ” we; included comp .ete SUCASLsaS high or too i % -Wi-A tubes throughout pesae —— = enact oe al a a . ae i he rdinary eceivers riate azes * wery slight a Aum Was NO- erams originally t erected more new stations ifn te (a 7 " > ’ ; the ' ; - “ cin e ~ a heal bale ‘ — +*¢€ ‘ mer ’ ~ > } - ; . . , — . . . ee ° : — , 4 * > , . ‘imag " i o jas. vea a | a _ oo 7 mete * rant a oa —_ ~ A ng as 4 aa a . >*-~ ’ . . — . ~ 7 4 : . ; both national ms ‘ Q VW VO mlease pri! ac 5 se—cnanaEeneerenennnns : ) ) Volts ay a- n © +ineahiea -h er ‘he ser was mot mn f+ 4 Ait | ,) = . é eT ‘+ - : $ meta b the; 4 , ade. — = a whe . * not -2 broadcasting purposes, , ' 7 © : 7 " y idre«eses ’ ret tai .@ y ~ > r — "> on '* er ’ Laing ** Trip SSic e t ‘ahet Tne = fs 7" ‘ > . > - ‘sae - eenr . ad 4 anGd TY A . AGcGt igTrat _ *-Stake a ree j ™" 2:48 ‘ _— a iPril.lers a | at OGiti er. wi. are 45 to 30 volts on the detector tebe. +yneg to resonance the hum disap- ee Sa 5} “4 » : ? : 17 ty stalled e a se" oe *#s " 1% 2a neated — Tent 4 S..fhe & - ie ss . a oie ¥ ~ a ' : et Se* 42% eh Wh abl : ; Si hedule showing when = . : _ ~ " 1,7 ai a ss4? ‘* - es 66 ‘ 4 ~ 4 iF om ; ' et oe ™ - — * . ‘ : and Coolladge ana Cana: AL es . » bd iid itr? Q ss ares eure . ¥ . &@ 10 minutes ° 2@ 2 on Tuoes W WOrk mn any 4 red tire i* , presence of ! 7 hy - tee. . 1 alarttnr >» 4 s mounted th + ar aria mY maces Ae o&- pearea ¢n se i —— 2 eng us are used. The abe tickets ir ‘he lae?et*nationa: @ : ~ | WVDAY - Bee £4 a 44 Ue 2 r 4 1 a &ingi¢ 7 ‘ he Son ~# ort The > ake ha to . iit a — . = semerenad —_" . , 3 aay 2 Tork Ri nee aind AF. JTNE 2 el eR cee gute essary to biing the filament wires kind of-a zit The manufa the hum when the set was untuned which permits stations te 4 > “ ork s~trine Ww. 4 iran Semen = +. ah s _ = _S 3 > —" . : yr a P a3 te a he hme \ " ; ner , ' “coo aaa is-o by Radio Digest.) me of panels 4 ner? > t of the to; r the tube The er Sas 0 .Urnmiasnec @& aT? might have been due to the altera- vyave lerigths allowsa se . - ’ - 9 . : in ,. - i; 7 r*@ e —s . - - . . . ~ . * Francis Macmilien, vVio.inist , ' AEDM Beaumo : , ‘ pat - Ssaas : , showing the °t hattery voltages sine ‘ +h 2 i nn Oi ent . -_ i ’ ; , : : 4 lias fieat " me } ‘ mt (315.6), g.9 Patt *ch are high : aa —_- : advantage gu red «hy Tris a3 ° 5 — +6 = se \ bes ~' =i) - ‘i __- Ow oat ree S64 -" a4 s ~ &F be b -,* s = ie — > \— = ~~ +eee & vs ~~ « = al . = =. 4 -¢« ++ - - 4 ty > ST) TU 3) *% : - - » | » Pa Fs ..4 , _— ¥ . ‘- ~ = _ ’ + y ~~ - — rs . . . . : in the KSI) stu | abn ia = = KFWB, Hollywood (252). 11. movie A highly efficient loud speaker made be:ween the wires carrying Yo'tages on the plates of the ampi- step down transformer which was in the rebroadcasting taag ’ ‘> . . +4 s ’ °? =" uw o ee. | - 4 ~” _+ ; — ae = : . .* > . abr | Other nec } aril Sis © OHMS : a amit of the bi-polar ty pe, adaptab!l@ | she ‘err —_ - rant ana the fiers, so we assume that the Well- nor quite large enough to hand ®* time so long as BR dees not ’ ’ - _ - : _ Lie a : | i x on eee eo Li & 4s - a ‘ . 4 __— . >. “* . sat . : . been brea ir Ss" bi KS)? at ' } | ny ih os i¢ ; - + + . = ‘- ~ - wf. °- ; a — a sh , Y af! Tales es eee TE — KNX. Hollywood Express (336.9), *° ©iher ouc speaker horn or Vic- electron emission element known bias! voltages are acdaptad.e’the load without exressive heating. ‘ere with other services, ae ra TY) J hur soprano : —s.* — = *., le % ont Tamaki Miura. sopra tag =" $. program; 1 neert= 11. pro. trola. amd embodying many de- a ; = rs ; . te r. rane aria is,oO- © : - =. D9 . 7 . SILA 7 , corn trans rrTne€F Sik ite. Namara, sopra! a ies gram rchestra S-radlie features. has been placed " ; ° ' wn 7 t7 " on "Ty" « . ie eo - — ’ if ae i e - Ss") ~ 32 - - a °° * 1 td , sv | : ‘‘areolin azrzari co! ralto } au ; aiid : b - ; : ee, .@ afr rec ot oat 2 1, i} a ina I . . s : 4 ere orc est ra } 30 or- 40nUGe@! the trace name “a perola eo e .. 4 . _ ~, J > i?'> } me tenor (oira Samarott : ra’ ° re. & te er > — ‘ a se e ary en u >| ¢ @ uu ~ Pea i a ' " ain ee _ ny hey ess 7 SS8G — ay WBBM. =. - — - - i ts ] m8 Piawiis te loip? (eal pianis ‘ ae UT 4 ~~? to i ratio L \ = h1-A * ot ™ : ~ - . mn ** . he . . a} s - ©*gu = > \* 7 " cm ' } ; - he Mi lt .ae@e unit Ts "HOP van = ¢ ; P c 0 em meseo-sovranoc: Ss hea Jacob. ee aad ‘ee Coo, nneapo =-St. Paul uni. Is nvenient in size. al- @W sen, Mezzo-sopra sascha . Q. M adio set is not working et esas RS i th Californ! on % st: Alfred hot Pe | ns ; (416.4), 9 lassica! concert. ——— ining an oversize — . ; ; . r - *" , « fa’ » ¢h an = . . - Ivania, 4 >» : . . ; 4 ; w - . . s dianpkr — ~ sy > 4 \1 . >, " - " ' EAF. New York ‘491 >). nd “9 - ’ rag : i ie “ase & a? - . - 4 nis bn! » : > Pe | n - 4 A = - © . } annie : . _— rs be F- » . | — . na ~- on te a I a >» = | cr E EAD *O 34: Texas gr i? \a’ y ae | one vr | at * ‘fnror -~ - ™ = a " @ . - an R x and ”~ = (,ang; 13 organ sl rt iced “re 4 eee — CATROD LE oJ — : > . : sosentn | lead-in and ground wire? N E Rae g - ; ALL SOCKET sh a LLY gan, 23: Ie ‘5 bo liza bet Kerr, sopra’ l ivsses ‘ bn ole a, 2 ae ba al deste in oat : 7 . ’ “a — mt - G am Bere rth ‘. ¥ + > 7 - ‘ > - u> pales * WEAR. Oleveland (389.4) € —a a Teumth ‘eee. Gad . 7 : ; . | : re. . 5 eta rau, [2S @ Httle shorter or a little longer . : ep ns~ ters. If a coll of wire ts placed tn | ‘UDeS reauire five volts and six ‘ nA i Tih able. Consuie the De Forest ws an*rern ‘+ - = o_o _ - _ — “ _ 7 . . : w 4 - : ' de : : rT T)é ai | J sac NI ’ is . . ar >| ‘s ’ ~ & 74 ~@ wa ‘ _— na, —_— as “4 ~ j buy. ~ ; “ _ ne as it shoula we would suggest i his Gang -¥, Organ rec.- tually the same effec? nn siete The connections for the filament SINCE 1915— — trict of Co or ha ta falty the sa. ffect as increas- _ Radso Company. jersey Cay, N. J. cont’ i STANDARD FOR P the antenna. there- as . WFAA Dallas News - Journal OREST TUBES "=" = . ’ ‘ : — i — @e 4 " > . . . 4.7 | ' (ee ry iri | . , \ con “2re ~ - : ~_ . on s — . @ te eo om LICENSES AND TRANSFERS : r : By (475.9 5:3 Rible class: s y MARINE it possidie to pick uD ma «gure 4 . e seconda: ire « r nr) little thir a that _ t).s ; ; i s : => “—_ e: - salts . oe x . = ‘ . a : S ney: Page pervices: 9:30. church orchectre | oS ™eT Fave. lengths. The neg? = “Semem macs Seu Bo uct Be ' o ; a€ “na” ; ‘ , —- . i- . " : - ; ‘ Cc 7 = _— . . : - . " _- ; a . a Se t - + “A - . e > ’ & te on ‘ ben . * > ™ » 1/4 “Zs ‘2 -_TT er zx"re Carolina, Staton ers. Acye. “atte! onesihia ¢ sional =e . WdOBS,. New York (315.6) 7. grand . © greater will be the in- a ae ; . = ! WABG arre impossible to suggest what mig oe rt tenn te one : would become hot and cause more and the P : _ ; Pm ; : 4 "era rease in ¥FAaAV\ve engi. nh 1? 3 Yaria- = - a ase - So oS t —— be the trouble uniess you POU: . ») | ’ r ss tr °.4 The filaments , Delawere. . . : - s _ - ~ - ~ COT -_ . . - ~ s a - ~ + — ae a a + . my - . me inftorn n that 4 WGN, Caieage Tr@une (3789), 8)". et Faced § in series a sah , \ Le) j " £ ve § . . ' 4 Ww =o . ‘ies - h >> - * ” > A te . he _ _ ae — ves « i + Lid i . ba @ ~@% ae ey ae ABE | xiii ® are atir e } . . all of them alii ' no with ao eee audio fredmency | SAM Atlantic City (373). 7. com. |°F the wenser the greater will |, Tet t Distributed By | . e ‘ 4 a ‘ -=s iz “— «= a4 a“ n a — — - Stran : theater or ea the 2? -_ Ware length ~~ . a a - niwumM = nN , 82 - 4 Ace . . - or the a - oe > = . . . . — ~~ - . = - . _— J > > -?r * - >] = | | : as . P at reemear 2 al o> eitied Dhan Commercial Electrical with 16 B . Sa rar peace ac m Series with the an- Mpciace, Ca} TTS " WHN. New York (361.2). $, Gem ‘*€®24. connect the lead-in wire fo |) ) At tong iy 3 nae oe | CUNNINGHAM: = | Supply Co. cially Mate = : : 4 : . : @& : al ~ - 1? ois city. , | wire CTor-amproHe® os Low Mo _ tra e- -% . step- ie Be transformer e paced “Tyee ¢ 233 roe : Broadway, St. —_ : which hae mond i - 3 eee yw ) WHO Mini igor Mapai to = a foot or more from the receiver : PATENTED iM - th 5 5 = ; 3A , : . : = ‘Ss } "4 2” a ar ad ¢ 2 Y > . * =* “ crs ; omes a eV 1270 | 3 , is Des Moimes (526), 7-2 a bin@ling pos 7 ! @ #«ODealers Send for / ~ - entertainers “ 45 = hh e« | c ar ‘aia | origaante Value of Te rdinary receiver rhe negative , ,° . : UU > 3 : 7” — — + — _ + *» > lramsferred From Class A 5 uJ) || We. New Weuk (6563), %.cunsm-| . . ti eee a a Se ead +4 i]! it is a gaqd plan to employ two sockets should all be connected to — (‘ass BK. CRYSTAL SET te tr La - « + . . * ee tee | . «ss -~ a oe one = a” & WKRC. Cincinnati (422.3). 3. class. 2°"“248. ome 4@ s e for local, gether. This ection is ther : — “~ =* + = *» + - ” ™ nin 2 - s sia Hoewor'? : ‘ ™ * _* > >. - r : . ; ~ ! ; . q Thoaco — . . } . " . yw In : ’ a | a. ae) a * als , . a“ 7 .s ' 7 . = : aaa SO 4 ¥ 7 . A ~ —- es to the wire than when we. thread i= er 7 + : >>. > = » —_— >? wy : > Se , oe Limina ' ‘~ . . = @ " >» wr, a the end of the wire fastened tse ‘na aacv* ise 1h e ; is : BUSINE , eharg | vy are distin : official amateur pubiica- , 7 eee i "" e* thread may be unwound QS e $3.73 Value. | 45-vok Red Crown Radio “B”™ battery teed fresh iho neg ae OR $2.90 value. large size 22: voit Red Crown “B”" Battery Q8 . me alternatifiz current hum. = Yo “A” Batteries.. 3. Longer Tube Life. +. Increased sicnal strength. o» Smplified tuning 6. Elimimates use of rheostat. >. Greater electric emission Ss. Natural tome quality 9. Cost 2-10 cemt per hour 1°. No charger vpeeded. li. Can be used om any Set re- quiring 201 A Tubes. Tone-quality depends on tube-quality. For ten years Cunningham Radio Tubes have been built up to a quality standard. When you make them standard equipment for Yourset,you._. imsure the best possible reception of which it is capable. _ ha NEW YORK Su CUNNINGHAM _TUBES DISTRIBUTED BY Peerless Light Co.|{| | FAMOUS-BARR CO OMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. ar neningten at 9th St. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps | 320 SOUTH BROADWAY ons ST. LOUS, MO. We Shio c.0_D Prempt!y Deposit COMPLETE SETS ON TIME PAYMENTS “ERIND NEw CL ARANTEPD SiR GG RESTING HOT oF = RECTIGON BATTERY CHARGERSS!1.95-— is Diekic Eree--Tally £9 Of 100% Freeh French Ray-0- tock Vac Radio “B’’ Batteries —ar ese. SAAS oe, ie See Our Demonstration— $3 Value VN liye nace arrar gen ent ~ ‘ Yr a spec ia >, er Nstrat or 7 - . . = _ Sa . ‘ : . ‘ aw 44 of M 4n.0UEN A rubdes tn our Radio Section Monday, ‘on - oe > ivtpe ZOI-A in and see it: ruar- om? a +, _ 2 aatecd (0 give McCullough Tubes .............. $6.00 satis- Transformers a $6.00 _ traction. 65c Seecial Built °"O8-Hear “A” Hac. tery: for WP-il-ic, €-Li-07 tubes . Sixth Fleer —— tenn ar—wie ¢ U2 tate ~ $12 LOUD SPEAKER, $12.96 FOR COMPLETE FRER CATALOG ON “ETS AND PARTS jSij4 pue moy Pojuessem osipueyoseyy Thi

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SUNDAY, SUNDAY. JUNE 28, 1925. JUNE 28, 1928. The Daily POST-DISPATCRH atone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED -“-——— ~ — > ——* of. > o- — — 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH "7 RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT = ee DrURT WAVE TESTS SMUFORNIA LEADS - xperiments Under Way Prom.se of Regular Rec tion of Foreign Stations tec but Congestion Is ‘Greatest in Middle West. — -_—= WASHINGTON, June 27. al rroadcasting raper.ments rogress on short Waves tay a possible in the near present leading the future an of Progran “as annoy ment that radio programs Ww xchanged between Bertin andy mork. On several) occasions 3 h programs have been pickeg and rebroadcast in the Ur States. . The greatest success with woadcasting has been on Waves, below 100 meters. nd unobtrusively. at the p ne a number of stations are Short wave lengths for the re ransmission of PrORTAms to located. fant points for rebroadcasting " oses ernational exchange Recently there * with 34 Is fifth. the only State without vasting station .- definite wave he reserved exclusively for reh casting Purposes. These bandss from 26.3 to meters: 3@ Be.3; 52.6 to 54.5: 60 to 66.6 1605 to 109 Any fan with @ ratus capable of tuning tn these Wave lengths may listen in on BF There ere Dnited States are 27.3 Missouri, ntaining the lead over th jon of stations. ~ BRING NEURO IN RADIO FIELD More Stations Than Other | GTON, June 27.—Call- |, n¢ with 47 licensed stations is United | in the matter of radio broad- | . With just two stations lesa noie second, and then comes) vvania with 40 ts third. Onio | $5 voices is fourth and New | Nevada re- a »facts were disclosed by the ment of Commerce which the first time issued a radio bulletin listing all of the ng stations according to/| mates and cities in which they interesting observation made the broadcasting situation is half of all the radio voices of located ‘in gates, the five mentioned and | Michigan and The Middle West, therefore, 6 sections of the country in California erected more new stations in. Brams originally transmitted for broadcasting purposes 7 However, there is no def schedule showing when these lengetiise are ed The Wi which permits stations to use t wave lengths allows a great dea latitude. In other words. the tion can use most any wave ler in the rebroadcasting band at time so long as it does not in fere with other services. E CoO. TUBES s ST. LOUIS, MO. a new De Forest tube Et that does what no other tube ido It will carry from 135 to wolts of “B” battery in A. F. Types C301A, C299, § ber, Put it in the proper C300, Cll, Ci2 » with a “C” battery, and | le volume. Use it as a tor in any regenerative circuit, pet Sensitivity you never might possible. Use it in non- ating R. F. circuits, and get 88 and volume that is re- abie. Consult the De Forest when you buy. Radio Company, Jersey City, N. J. _ In the Orange and Blue Carton ee 1915— ANDARD FOR ALL || Post-Dispatch Radio Broadcasting Station KS D 545.1 Meters Daylight broadcasting at 8:40, 9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, “1:40, 2:49 and 3:40 p. m. Market quo- tations and news bulletins of interest to the Middle West. Prices supplied by Market News Service TU. S. Dept. of Agricul- ture and principal Exchanges. Sunday Silent WSBF—273 Meters SUNDAY, 9 P. M.—De Luxe must- cal program from esetage of Loew's | State Theater. JAZZ WEEK. Kazoo chorus of 500 voices Musical ac- companiment to the news. Ear! and | Bell. in songs: Joe Thomas, eaxo- tette: Rita Owin. dancer. WMA y—24 7 Meters Music — Organ prelude. ‘Largo Chopin. Anthem, “I Will Lay Me Down in Peace,’ Williams. Alto aolo, “‘Stilling the Tempest.’ Wateon Organ postiude, ‘Cortege.’ Barton & P. M.—Reeular services Ser- mon, ““‘The- Dynamic of the Cross,.”’ Rev H. H. Forayth preaching. Music —Organ prelude, “Preiude in G. Mendelssohn Anthem, “Lard, for Thy Tender Mercies' Sake, Rogers. Anthem, “I Sought the Lord.” Ste- veneson Organ postiude, “Festival March, Stoughton KFVE—240 Meters SUNDAY, 7 P. M.—Radio Review of Theaters by Romaine Fielding 10 P. M.—Classical Song Recital— Gertrude Ufer-Boening, lyric soprano. y l (a) Ave Maria (Saint Saens). (b) Agnus Dei (Bizet). (co) Veni Qeeator (Wiegand). (d) PBalve Regina (La Hoche). °— (a) I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halles (Balfe). (b) Forbidden Mu- asi) (Gistaldon). (c) Love Is Like a Fireflr 3—(a) Sweethearts. (b) Day Dreams. 4—-(a)- Roses of Picardy (Wood). (b) Leve Sends a Little Gift of Roses (Openshaw). (c) All Alone (Berlin). KFQA—261 Meters SCNDAY, 8 P. M—The regular Sunday evening eervice at Fourth Church of Christ. Scientist. Subject: “Christian Science.’ WE W—248 Meters SUNDAY, 7:30 P. M.—-Lecture KF UO—545 IM eters SUNDAY, 4 P. M.—Address: ‘For Thine is the Kingdom,” by the Rev, H. Hohenstein. of Christ Lutheran Church. Special musical program 8:15 P. M.—Addrees: ‘Is it Lawful to Give Tribute Unto Caesar by the Rer. P. Koenig. of Holy Cross Lutheran Church. Lutheran Noon- a day Quartette. — ‘the past year than anv other state, | 'with' Washington close on its heels. Washington now is in tenth place. with 19 licensed broadcasters. The | list of states follows: | California, 47; sylvania, 490; Ohto, 35: New York, (84: Texas. 27:,Missour!, 24: Michi- | 'New Jersey, 15; gan, 23;| Iowa, 22: Wisconsin, 18; Nebraska and Washington, 21: Massachusetts, 17; Indiana, 16 each: orado and Tennessee, 19 | Florida and Oregon, 7 each: Geor- FOREST TUBES Jt ! Forest Tubes Distributed By mmercial Electrical Supply Co. 5. Broadway, St. Louis, Mo. Dealers Send for Particulars ' with gia, Montana, North Dakota, Rhode /Island and Utah, 6 each; the Dis- trict of Columbia, Virginia and Maryland, 5 each; Idaho, New Mex- ico and South Dakota, 4 each: Ken- tucky, New Hampshipe, Carolina, Vermont, West Virginia and the Philippines, 2 each: and Dclaware, Wyoming, Alaska, Haw- aii and Porto Rico, 1 Illinois, 45; Penn- | i | Minnesota, 14: Col- | each; | Kansas, 9: Oklahoma, §: Arkansas, North | each. In| (‘addition there are 10 portation sta- | - tions licensed by the department, | iall of them using class A licenses. Of the American cities, Chicago, | 16 broadcasting plants offi- cially listed as be:onging to the II- linois city, leads New York City, which has 12 stations. Philadelphia comes third with 11 stations and New Orleans and St. Louis are tied for fourth place with nine stations | each. - = 2 of all J Radio Sets } d =Kres ~ | BREEN e FRONT DOLLAR are designed § sme 516 Washin n Av. STORE touse ¥ T("DOLLAR STORE” g 7 YOLUTRON 3ES ave been built up for Your set, you is capable. a 3UTED BY 201-A TUBES $ 1 .00 T'nexcelled for thetr sean- sitivity, volume and clari- ty of tone. Volutron 201-A ‘',- Ampere Detector- Amplifier Tubes SUPPLY CO. Mail Orders Filled—Add 10% for Postage and Packinx | [. LOUIS, MO. » ‘ 7 a ‘he Ba a a bs x ' — SALES | Onstration of National Central Standard -Time, with exercises in Washington, MUSTER DAY PROGRAM Saltzman, chief signal will be an address by President of the United States, General Charles G. Dawes, who will speak from Chicago. Following Vice President Dawes’ address there will be a conversa- tion between Gen. Dawgs and Gen. The most notable feature on the John J. Pershing, the latter talking schedule announced for KSD this| fm Washington and Gen. Dawes week will be the “Muster Day’ | ‘70m Chicago. Thén Gen. Pershing Program on the evening of July 4,| W'!! address the public and the of- broadcast by Station KSD and 28 ficers of the army, talking about 1) other American radio stations. This! ™!mutes, and he will be followed program will be given chiefly at | by W. 8. Gifford, president of the | Great Chain of Stations, In- cluding KSD Will Aid in Dem- Defense. | points throughout the United States tioned. similar to that of September 28 last |The program will begin at § o'clock, Washington, D. C., but there will | American Telephone and Telegraph be portions taking place in New Co., spéakine from New York. Fo!)- . es ; ‘ ~ ° - | York ‘ee ,* - © ‘ ** ' = ' ’ ray = - al ll =< we a ee Sn = a ~

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ae ST.LOUIS | POST-DISPATCH [= Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening Mn ewspaper COMBINED ———— ?T A Special Offer of Bathing Suit Cases 1.95 fe 00 ira ad 3 i T? Neat. roun@-shape4 Cases, 4urably made. that wil outings Thev are covered tn biack enamel, are water and have conventent handle and catch oe - oct ee > | 7 3 5 . ~ ae 7 en oe - : , c- * a, 7 ans , = te es ee aed = Pe = eS ep z : an te # . J —_ . » 3 bs so -- : > - eS a | - 4 = be found practical for) proofed on tke inside, | . Savings of 10% to 20% Can Be Made on Odds and Ends and Broken Lines Monday in Our End-Of-The-Month Sale | This event is attracting wide attention for its genuine value-giving. During this sale y | in order that we may make room for incoming merchandise on the first of the month. You Of N Vo | Step Stool [HOUSE FURNISHING CO. $2.00, hd C 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive St. wrong, well-made. meei +} 3 steps. that folds when mot in use. ritic Should Ss is Own Age Vista of Ce "s ou will find an unlimited amount of bargains that have been priced sensationally k will be wise to select vour needs in this sale as the savings are decidedly marked ee -- - ’ ’ tive and Musical Cultu viewer to Work With Co: Surety, Saye Ernest Ne | H | i | Genuine Victor Console wiehs Record $1 1 () —— ee ee — a A ce tt ma - os y 4 n its) 4 i . - . -—* a ' i 3 Complete with five Record inets are in neat mahogany or Waigut fine -_ oe Eee = = eee *S6. S08 | $1.50 Per Week a ee $14.00 Dress Trunks $7750 - — a ee eee | Inexpensive Trunks that are cood- : ° , ) looking and just the thing for travei- . | ing. Have a. large tray divided into | | -onvenient catcnes 2 9 | two parts leat! er ha ind. Les. brass lock and , ; : : $1.00 Cash—Balance heathy SOT ae A special purchase and sale for this event of Huguenot Walnut a Suites |} ~~ “Sta0 cash—Balence Monthi Cotton Mattress {S difficult to recall a title m + tron Mattresses ‘ ° — - } . } : or new ia °Tia ant > . . . _e . > > ? ,fred Lat heautiful ar « tickings in full or twin size. $1.00 Cur—aie Monthly Lloyd Baby Carriage | oe: 3163. A Liovd- loom product that netl ‘ EV large body woven of genuine SOME ty) ber. enameled springs and tired wheels. who demanded an expert £ upom tneir prowess Newman's adventure began Mit enough Hie retired into golitide. with mountains on donns, concert manager and human being mena a WMost blissfu! of all. it was pow¢r to pass six weeks > encauntering 4 single mu- . Mut geund or svy'labie True Briton’s Diver on 7 a ; ‘ t ) inc luding “4 «| = +’ Ae r4 tes Tr) ade 1! Ten-piece de to sel at at only: ee Cee 9195 | Our Trade-In Plan re Su fo sell at $275, but we have purchased a number of | ws ional | $55.00 239% _— | Here an Vetme ...«. | ape wie 1) on TO “© il at this , ; .> — ha rd . KAf? rY) Las ana ~~ — Th — h) iff ith 7 e¢, ang Lick iv e maho _ « 4 ~~LMILLOTTI GUSLUPOO] Cases, ne large lilt = “* .¥ er who was so bitterly scandal- iby -he composer's total lack uniary and amatory prin- in his idytite retreat, respite and nepenthe at every the earnest Briton proceeded low n * 27405 her : \F | 1 = - -}. , i) e i : + : rl l | wey are Of exe i is attracting the attention of the people of St. Leuis . + ‘?. | icimity for its exceptional servic You can new t him down and ruminate. like . , ° . , >. . - . +. * a _ ‘ -« + - ‘ .? ’ ~ ° ‘ -? ~ . oh nw ; |g? ~= - * : . . spacious china ¢abinet. convenient server, oblong extension table, 6 chairs, , | in any old pieee of furniture you may possess and : et’s father’s ghost, on the foul > , . , ’ . ' — 4 ; 7 ta Pa - ae i” * i «4 a ~ ‘ Tie . nost enair. @OTTITI LS are THiS rare bars: ain St lite. i ne PW ang modern fy urniture in Its place. y for the ( * fone in nis tays of nature S15 C ash Delivers one of these Suites—Balance on easy monthly payments. is tc say, during his twenty- rs a3 a reviewer of music. ing back over his long ac- balanee on our Easy Budget Plan. . -~ . - action was one of Phone for our appraiser at Olive 7741 : as a critic, he confesses that a depression. How Iittie id = = : — he seemed to himself to have ) } t “a that time, and hew much i} ° | aa In view of the efernal jan- . Ii a | - | Ta ash of opinion in the . it —————=—=s 4 migic. he asked whether f o °;: a infty whatsoever is pos- ’ , \ ene TK ‘Titicism and, if not. i ‘ ai iny man in his right Pay for It on Our Easy Credit Terms—A Little Cash, Balance Monthly le ren ae Pm ne | “oor “ sail . . Ps “TO Yr. ° r. xing tt a Drofession. Of i i $2? 50 Fy ont- Ice I S18. Be Top- Icer A Set n ? Retrig el PO RCEL AIN -LL INE D Mirro when ns peti Le - Sil | With a S16 65 With a $1? 50 ator Dishes FREE ‘ rehtmes hile’ weal See seceal nt | Set of Set of ’ a 4 S, - —_ ; » widae: Gaile ts : | | WH | 4 Biches ev e _) 4 Dishes » —s oR € r\ t SUL. With a Set $39 O5 i Re 3 | % cod Mr. Newman. after i ; Trycr tee . be e . ; > - ime = . 8 | 1 CAE IGS Ce of 4 Dishes . .** J) | mm i | $ 95 © ead ogter dh + : eS ea ae ; : S - : ' a ncludes at las that “ “An 3 —_ — — , crs ! : = = ; " - | . : Hit aiitit:! oc . : se 1 ‘olan = | my work to some ez- n hea & x e j _— , . ag leorm Sorted pee assured.” ‘ il led food mpar rs is ren r= ; i] , Re, | if shia! drain aa . » are % | . fa : sholy Case of Herr Lobe. ee 7 \ ay arene ae = ' ' Thes ] test Possible that not a few of us : if e . s . Were inned a ie Zz. } : e a es . = |) | With Summons ew . } : — a aS oe stvle Venetian nd something daunting in i ; elas | iain | $3.00 Cash Delwers One —. = == ¥ - id tof solace the tani Ghee ti) i quant i} ~~ aa . ’ : - ' \ Mirrors Which he presser! bes— - ; itt || $26 GIBSON SIDE-ICERR=== ioe —i SS ne prenbeg—tow . 1 Tr} . D rm | CU —_ — ~ — _ it iv — 7} ; mit red and _ Berit. * may *iude TL ost of the : Hit , . : . : dq signe. a-B a! | =. | | neat beveled edges and rosebud : ~~ enn => —— mnt a . a At eal ana i . ra . f ihn t o: = e he 7 simply : "to HH | cat eta ar. ends TI Sutoma } ie , ) : ane vey ee $19 ga orations. Thev are ou inches his own age from the stand- : Hi) | feature makes them very desirable for any] |] . g and ena ve mgr lB ater oe ee and 12 inches wide at the botteman “crnity.” Se godlike an i} ; ¥ ' ' , _ . - a~ ' . 7 4 . ? es. ‘ | a — ° = - _ = =. . ; £ 7 P| : . - . :' ac ’ Lent may / | j | ror all felt Simmons mattress 1 | SS ont cit r Aa | ia , ‘ ¥ . 21% ot Pi ty ~ ‘ =" ; i Ss eons jet ec] | Sule | pering TO jl ° inehes at the top. penath efor Mr Newman than ; : ‘ ~_ | : is? ~ ~ - : zc. +2 “ — ~ an . , — ‘ out she or \ _ ez mee mitte-.40 i oe : . aor i ' , cha Ss «a. S®t OL i0u -ides of his all-too-humas “ she . 3 $ tres ean — me | 1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly es: bu . remeie « | $1 Poteet i Monthly $1! Cash—Balance Monthis ese Lishes Listes ire $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly | | d Seated te aalumalan ea see what happened ‘to Sale of the Celebrated *‘ ‘Landau’ Steel G ray | $225 Combination Fre \ i E “Dueo” Finis ." 2 —# nch Valnut Suites : Christian Lote! worthy. tn 1552, published of musteal discussion under “m ‘itle of “Lettera of a own “ The good Herr Lobe Scmiar of terrifying erudi- ‘8 man of invincible probity In the Latest Huguenot Finish ‘Tit.c of soundest indicia! Nine een-twentieths of -eNces imposed by him upen Dorary musicians have been Extension Table and 4 Chairs at. _ Breakfast Suites: || fo The $15 or _— = | { |i Due to a large pur : — : q ‘ - ' ° ‘At a? 7 ne [rc 2 ’ . | Hoffer these marveious | - ° | ; — ‘ re, Be i * W | - “+ + , : ba Tor : - - ™ > . shat : 7 ; . Sy time But he had the Misfortume to rate Niels S5eve Schumann, and to 4is- Wagner in favor of Meyer- ™ that his name has become ™ for ecrttical obtuseness. *™Migh: have averted this me, - fate, we are told. tf ba had able +> regard his generation were a remote historical He would net then have Ris irritation over the ab- of "he remantic schoo! in to ‘lind him to the particu- “at Sehumann was a ‘a! the first order and he Rare gene his eye steadily on 5 Music, instead of permit- Ris idgment to be 4@!etructed Am te 8 ow cme co™peser’s irrelevant aod The trimmings and manifold are fin sparkling nickel These Ranges are *: anteed by us to be wonder?! bakers $5.00 Cash Delivers One ush ed in ~~ oo =~ Together With a 10- a oy Pisces Aluminum Set at .... — These all-enamel cabinet Gas Ranges are rare ral. ues at this low price. The baking oven measures | 16x20 inches, and has a large broiler oven below. > guar- : : — SE OR ee a. Droge works. Tl a Pepaiar Ide’ '. 84 Herr Lobe singular in “2g correctly to asmy ‘the — ‘Musical personalities of ‘oes net history abound. . imguires. in instances “ONpesers whe were neg- oF abused by their contem- * 20d who had to walt upon Buy Your Boya | Jx12-Foot Axminster Rugs Roller-Bearing Coaster Wagon | | $65.00 $392 | | Velae... Te , * $7.50 Vaelue— pe YS f Paaen niniite mniisitineee naam Bas ee cr ae Lewest gatiese and eatesee i # are featured at this low price i o , : 7 | | They are heavy Rugs that . ~ OF recognition’ What of ,Every boy wants one of these latest sport] i have a long, deep pile to in- ; : - ’ of Monteverdi. Mozart. model disc-wheel Coasters. Have steel roller|} |jsure years of satisfactory “aldo, Beethoven, Wag- Rugo Wor? well kKnewn, of course. that 7! the father of opera. rutally assailed by a peda- i service , , finished in natural mapie. | $3.00 Cash— ; SD AF Balance Monthly bearings and l-inch rubber tires: [he body is} UNION HOUSE ‘SE FURNISHIN G CO. 11 20-22-24- 26-28-30 Olive St. Sener SSeS sss — ™enk gamed Artusl. ‘ct *¢ him for infringing the Lod FA, os >- ——— a eR i ste ae —_ SE TT _~ee-_wnat > stn eet ~ - on wy There was no need c« ony. But an hour's By RICHARD L. STOKE Music and Drama Critic of the Post ore ensnarin nis latest book. “A Musical Critic's ion was that the varlets sentenced to th we holidays. Radio and phonograph hav » fastnesses of the Rockies, together with impartial a ‘everd! as a sizon and a wide Day aiong «2 her | He was tsolated from (tua g°neratiog., through edi was buried tcademies, 4 (eatius EE Ma T mer wil Edward hear Regina Roy.” Edwards, -ontributed ° summers re the compan cage pieces Comes M ftnella.” overtures. ‘be Rovail who and the “The Ch

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SSUNDA = JUNE 28, 1925. 1 sensationally low, idedly marked. baby Carriage = 7162 loom product that has a iy woven of genuine reed meled springs and rubber- els. e Monthly Plan e people of St. Louis and ice. You can now trade 00 MayY possess and have its place. Pay for the n. r at Olive 7741 $15.00 1 Venetian Mirrors | $77.98 These latest panel stvle Venetian Mirrors are =——mitred and have uses and rosebud dee- ay are 30 inches’ high) wide at the bottom, ta- ches at the TOP). Balance Monthly | ve St. a _aae#, —_— ee a a a a ce —_ — ee — ~ $) SWS : AES ° PRS re ] —_-—— —— ee ee ee ——_— ee ee Be + eee a . e *eaee GOCE EOR OCH OAL OEEEPF wows 8 oe * s . . > ee ee ae _ PART SLX. SS ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1925. PAGES 9—12. Hitic Should See is Own Age Down Vista of Centuries - oe sective and Musical Culture Enable Re- viewer to Work With Comfort and | Surety, Says Ernest Newman. £ — eee ee By RICHARD L. STOKES, Music and Drama Critic of the Post-Dispatch. ig difficult to recall a title more ensnaring than that of Ernest n's latest book, ‘‘A* Musical Critic’s Holiday.’’ Our im sion Was that the varlets,sentenced to the critical rockpile nev- we holidays. fastnesses of the Rockies, tog « who demanded an expert “upon their prowess began into Newman's adventure iy enough. He retired solitude, with mountains, on pizon and a wide bay along er. He was isolated from Jonna, concert manager and agent. There was no nee g mito exchange spoken word any human being. except a Most DPlissful of all, it was pass six werks mu- power to * encountering a singlé gound or sylialb’ True Briton’s Diversion. § the celebrated English t was compelled, in the of things, to take his own with him. And that ego, at isan arrant Covenanter. Mr an is the biographer of Wag- who was so bitterly scandal- by the composer's total lack uniary and armatory prin- So. in his idyllic retreat, respite and nepenthe at every , the earnest Briton proceeded him down and ruminate, like et's father’s ghost, on the foul w done in his days of nature is to say, during his twenty- Wears as a reviewer of music king back over his long ac Ss @ critic, he confesses that ncipal reaction was one of nad depression. How little he seemed to himself to have alj that time, and how muth In view of the eternal. jan- € clash of opinion in the of mugic, he asked whether ainty whatsoever is pos- m criticism: and, if not rany man in his right could for 1 moment consider king it as a professio: Of when an Englishman Le- arching his soul for moral] tion, he seldom fails to »n- wm: and Mr Bes of doubt and introspe-c- Newman. after mnciudes at Jast that “I can to my work to some ex- miorted and assured.’ tholy Case of Herr Lobe. Bpossible that not a few of us find something daunting in lef solace he has discovered Phich he prescribes—towit. fritic may elude most'‘of the m besetting his unhappy ff he will simply learn “to hisown age from the stand- of eternity.”” So godlike an ee of detachment may be feasible for Mr. Newman than Utudes of his all-too-human *s; but as a result of hav- lected to attain it, he warns see what Christian Lobe! Worthy. tn 1852, published of musical discussion under oem title of “Letters of a own.” The good Herr Labe Scholar of terrifying erudi- 8 man of invincible probity, Uc of soundest judicial m8. Nineteen-twentieths of *nces imposed by him upbdn porary musicians have been by time But he had the Misfortune to rate Niels above Schumann, and to dis- Wagner in favor of Meyer- ™ that his name has become ™m for critical obtuseness Might have averted this me!l- fate, we are told. if ha had to regard his generation were a remote historical He would not then have his irritation over the ab- of the romantic achoo!l tn © dlind him to the particu- that Schumann was a tal. the first order and she Rave kept his eye steadily on Smusic, instead of permit- judgment to be distracted Com pose r'a irrelevant and fal prose works. fi a Popular Idol. egy Herr Lobe singular in ME correctly to assay the ~® musical personalities of Does not history abgund, ™2n inguirés, in instantes ‘composers who were neg - 8 abused by their contem- 8nd who had to wait upon ee, for recognition?’ What of of Monteverdi, Mozart. Gesualdo. Beethoven, War- Hugo Wolf? Vell known. of course, thiat father of opera lled by a peda- mMmenk named Artusi eficted him for infringing the or Poly ph ony h, Mr Glas! pate Rut an hour's Newm@g avers, the legem@ of Mon- happened to . Radio and phonograph have pursued us into the ether with occasional singers and impartial and highly favorab'e -e¥Yerd!] as a solitary, knightly fig- ure, fighting desperately for truth against anarmy of fools and and reveal him as he ac- tually was—the most popular Ital- ian composer of the seventeenth century, whose “Lament of Ari- udne”’’ was a best-seller for a whole generation, whose madrigals ran through edition after edition, who was buried under honors by the icademies, and for whose services KnNAVeS, Continued on Next Page. ” Dolly Varde at the iscinal rn + NOP Vd ELEANOR HENRY as DOLLY VAPDEN and LEO DE | HIERAPOLIS as LE, CY = — LEW CODY and RENEE ADOPREE xn “MAN AND MAID! — loew's State.. |“Dolly Varden” Next | at Municip HE Municipal Theater Association’s sixth production of the sum- mer will be a musical comedy entitled “Dolly Varden,” by Julian Edwards and Stanislaus Stanze, Tonight will be the last chance to performance tomorrow evening. which will have its opening hear Reginald de Koven's admirable romantic comic opera, ‘‘Rob Roy.’ Edwards, an Englis! contributed “Princess Chic’’ to last summer's repertory. He was also the composer of such successtu: stage pieces as “When Johnny (omes Marching: Home,” and “El- finella,”’ besides symphonies and overtures He was conductor of the Royal English Opera Stange who transformed Shaw's “Arms and the Man” into the libretto of “The Chocolate Soldier.” book and lyrics of ‘Dolly Varden.” This work was first produced in America at the Herald Square Theater, New York, with Lulu Gla- ser as star of the cast. Those tak- ing part in the Municipal Theater's presentation will be as follows Capt. Richard Belleville Leo de Hierapolis HMorace Fiarcourt.Forrest Huif John Kk. Yo Detmar composer, wrote the (‘apt lord Gayspark John Fairfax Lieut. Marlow Lieut (jragebyv Letitia Fairfax aay lLucette Lady Alice ' Dolly Varden Eleanor Story of the Work. HE Dolly Varden of the oper- 6tta is an orphan who has been Henry eft in the care of one John Fair- fax. Under the terms of her fath- er’e will she is to lose her inher. Tv) »? ance unless she marries a man time is a day in June, 1725 Ast opera opens plans are unde: is. marrvine for money. ty s ship, the Dolphin nearby, and Capt

¢€ . rr the marriage of Fairfax’'s sis r, Letitia, to Lord Gayspark, who confesses tha’ narried for his title and His Majcs has anchored Hlarcourt o* the navy visits the Fairfax home He proceeds to fallin love with lL.=titla > though he has been known as one : jooks Upon the fair sex Wit: ttle favor Troubled Course of Lore. brought to OLLY VARDEN ti 1: Fairfax home for the wed- ' s | | et ® has ding makes her entrance walking in a sedan chair.’ F: evolved a contrivance hereby she mag walk without being seen, so that her charms will rulle any man. A young army Pelleville, her feet and At the Movie Houses | DELMONTIHI—Madge Bellamy in “Wings of Youth A dancing act on the stage KINGS AND RIVOLI ‘Up the Ladder,” Virginia Valli and George Fawcett LOEW'S STATI ‘Man and Maid,’ ith Lew Cody and Renee Adoree On the stage. Rita Owen, dancer and Joe Thomas’ Saxotette (FRAND CENTRAL, LYRIC SK YDOME AND CAPITOL— Colleen Moore in ““The Desert with lower MISSOU RI— Richard Dix in k Punch Pau! ra on the stage. a Shoc Riese s orches \S “—— PJ RICHARD DIX and FRANCES HOWARD in "THE SHOCK PUNCH" issourt 0% \\ GEORGE FAWCETT and VIRGINIA VALLI tn*UPTHE LADDER"— Kings a. fervolt ankies and ntrives | ic These are eT) him with matrimon! The firet act is devote: ) Fairfax's attempts to thwart th WILLIAM BRILEY and COLLEEN MOORE tn —— | "THE DESERT FLOWER" —GrandGntral, Lyric Shi,Jome, Caprtol. a se iiarecart ena Tavrpare, BROADWAY SHOW BOOKED © ———————__ Paicrax Ted so eve suet FOR TEXAS. STATE FAIR | The Theatrical Calendar forts of Letitia agains zi ville lov to the Post MUNKCTPAL THEATER—To- hia st) es s : sure that DALLAS, Tex., June 2% Booke mor per- WT é al . } *)} ence wit! ing a Broadway musical show for a it Aiud the the. Sper night pening formance of “Dolly Varden, , . o4¢« ao Ts : eiderer 2) . } cy? eds "» fwo acts marriage, fairfax state fair is consid 1 3 musical comedy 1! . : : ; > . | ‘ > q "oe P bp a y¢ ne , ’ : *¥ . te « - prepared } y Hf irc r’j¢ i] W O?} ld as Sor! ew hat O71 a . w hy iw ur is and stan It has been J lillian k ion tree accom tingly wives his consent 1 i veparture . ° v4 he “4 +} > riage of Dolls T cd Re] Pviiié ee ; i872) d by wait yy" oh : . . ’ ¥ , - Texas State } “air, W hic h Ope ns nere sald et. ismus Stange Tonight, con- cluding performance of Regi- is done by having Koven's romantic rade as Letitia and informing Fair- Oct. 10 comic opera, “Roy Roy.’ fax that it is Belleville, and not “Sky High.” a current New York GRAND OPERA HOUSE Gayspark whom she loves In the f ; evi Hevue and pany of 108, led by the comedian igh he riety acts, to- Willie Howard, has been engaged Marks.” rcuerite Snow, as managers of the Dolly masque- The yroduction, together with its com- Jack le | @«C8S presence of witnesses he consents Through the ac- Chalk icters. to christen a new $500,000 ) which is now uncer con- a] toplay feature struction at the fair grounds. Ther€é ,IBERTY MUSIC HALL will be two performances a Gay Broadway Revue.’ for 16 days. ec a “ to an elopemen’t . : ’ tiger tivity of the principal char: auc Gavepark is eliminated as Letitia’s rium ‘The proesepective jsband ind th ) P Bt! ends with Harcourt etepping the place made vacant. projecting MADGE BELLAMY in "WINGS OF YOUTH *—_ Delmonta ———— -_———— Lighting Plant at Garden Theater Is Unique oo HEN the new Garden Thea- ter opens a week from to- morrow night with Marga- ret Anglin’s production of the “Blectra’ of Sophocles, it will place in operation a lighting sys- tem which, according to the man- agement, will be more powerful and up to date than that of any other theater, indoor or open afr, in the city. The current will com- prise a connected load of no less than 1000 amperes. Two engi- neering publications are said to have sent representatives to pre- pare articles on the installation. The quantity of current em- ployed will be one and one-half times as large as that consumed by University City. Three miles of special cables have been strung from the transformer heads at Olive street andy Spring avenue. The power will be taken from the Cahokla plant rather than from the Keokuk cables, the rea- son being given that the East Bt. Louis current is steadier and less affected by weather conditions. Footlights Eliminated. NE innovation in the systern 1s that there will be no fgotlights, which the directors regard as obso- lete and obstructive to the mage. Instead, the principal illumination from long-distance epotiights erected on pylons on either side of the stage, and #o screened as not to annoy the eyes of the audience The entire control of the lighting concentrated’ in a «= 7 . . . all the rest of will come system will be small pit facing the middle of the stage, instead of at one side or the other, as is usual. The operator at the Garden Theater will be able to see exactly what effects he is ob- taining, instead of guessing at therm. The primary colors, red, yel- low and blue, together with white may be co-ordinated by means of dimmers and switches so that, lke 1 painter with a palette, and nu- ance of tint. quaily and intensity may be ebtained Cluster of 42 Spotlighte. HE approaches, parking space fountains terraces and sunken gardens will be illuminated by a eluster of 42 spotlights, each of °000-candle power, whieh will be mounted’on a single tower 60 feet high, and will light an area equal to four city blocks Floodlights of various tints will illuminate the auditorium, and at the end of each row of seats there will be lights to cast a soft giow over the steps and aisles. Many of these features, it is asserted, will have their initial Introduction at the Garden Theater Beethoven Conservatory Concert. The fifty-fourth annual graduation concerts of the Beethoven Conser- vatory of Music will be held on Wednesday and Thursday after- noons at Vandervoort Music Hall. Diplomas and medals will be awarded to 37 graduates and post- Sraduajes. - te ——— Radio-Cinema Not a Peril For Theater Science Likely to Fail in Transporting Personality, but Device Might Rid Playhouses of Undesir- ables. By HEYWOOD BROUN, Drama Critic of the New York World. NEW YORK, June 27 T is reported that the day Its | near when the visual image of the player can be carried on the waves of the air as well as the sound of his voice, and that soon we may all watch the un folding of drama from an easy chair, each of us in his own par- lor. Some of the managers are a!- ready alarmed. William A. Brady hag spoken pessimisticalivy in pub- lic of the future of the theater in the face of the new menace. Though I might be inclined to weep at the disaster which threatens the managers, the confusion of the ticket speculatore would almost atone for the new dispensation. But even though I try to see the new form of entertainment with the eye of the future, lam not yet con- vinced that the theater is about to pass. Certninly in its present form radio is not thrilling when it at- tempts to broadcast a play. I have heard fa-ce, tragedy and light ce*a- ecy sent through the air, and al though I was wholly fami'tar with two of the pleces, they were a‘! hut incomprehersible with si¢cht of the actors and }!).e action miss'n¢. Wee Ac‘ors on Wall Paper. E VEN if the day does come when we mey see tiny figures strut- ting about upon our wall paper, I think invention may lag and fai! in the transportation of personal- ity. A reasonably amusing substi- tute for the theater is conweivabhle, but something just as good is still too far away for any member of this generation to grow concerned. Nor does it seem to me that this invasion of the dramatic field by the radio would kill the very flower of the theater. Granted that man- agers, as we know them, might suf- fer severely, that does not mean that art would also sicken. Per- sonally, I should be pleased to think of a day in which “Able’s Irish Rose’ could be shown to all its many millions of admirers ina single evening and then forgotten. It seems fair to assume that the radio-cinema, or whatever it is to be called, would concern itself chiefly with drama of the broadest possible appeal. There would still rémain a public eager to attend more specialized performances and to watch subtle players appear in person. They Never Would Be Missed. NE cannot be eure, but there ():: at least a chance that in such a straining and selection audiences might be purged of many who never would be missed. The constant talkers might be content to remain at home where they could gurgle and comment at top voice. And with them might depart the extremely susceptible who see pornography in every flare of frankness and most flashés of fun These people might feel more ee- cure in doing their theatergoing at home where censorship could be achieved by the simple act of press- ing a button or twirling a dial. And those who arrive late——per- haps they would be content to watch a canned comedy rather than to step and trip upon the feet ani ankles of their prompter fellows along about the middle of the first act or the beginning of the second. Best Plays Written for Fun. NY form of aerially syndicated A eran must make its greatest appeal to those of little faith and small enthusiasm in the thea- ter proper There would remain a smaller band but a group more sensitive and responsive. I do not belleve that the very wreat rewards which are possible im the theater have much to do with the brilliance of the American drama in recent seasons. 1 am eure for instance, that while the authors of “What Price Glory’’ have en- joyed the experience of prospering greatly, neither was animated in the beginning by the thought that he Wae engaged upon a play which was likely to be a popular success of any considerable proportions And much that is beet in the Amer- jcan theater has been done modest. ly and for the fun and adventure of the thing rather than for the great rewards More Brains and Leas Money. AM not at all certain that afflu- J ence has not marred many «4 movement in the native theater, When any producer for prodtcing group) grows rich he does not thereupon become more courageous and risk experiment. On the con- trary, he turns conservative and seeks out sure successes lest the pliie of chips in front of him di- minish. A Uttle grinding poverty would help a great deal in the New York theater. Certainly we might eas’ y uave more amusing musical shows if only the producers were com- a —_ = ee ee eee c “om Next Page. ~~s. *& ope « to > my — + Sap oe . =o eet - lt Qe Mae TS 4 i tee -* -- ” et —e~ = -.--" & —_—" >> * + ’ ~— = a Og SS op a a a >. ee 7 *» ~~ a oe ee te . hon: —_*, e-« ’ ——— i oe “i. _ —™ —~—_ s . L a * Tres - ae . ~ on ~ ye na >~*s* o~-, > [= pe “-e e ote » ie ng “ +. oe e *e ees te ee * te ee a

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oid =. . SLNDaz.. i ) BINED SUNDAY : JUME 2%, 1925 T LOUIS PU ino PAI CH «e Duity FUSL -DiISPAICH atone has MORE CITY Circulation thar. the morning and one other evening newspaper COM JUNE 26 ig | 5 ID — it Tr. cn : : ; a —— — ——— — : ; i. II Time FIVE MEMBERS OF ST. LOUIS U. “Lawless Law of Nations’ eS RED GRUDS TO TERGH “iis OWN AGE DOWN Newcomer in Grand Opera Cast 3B ENROLLED Tt CASS OF =e iT pis an ‘peifical device wor’ _ “7 oe GIRL SCOUT f Is Myth Shattering Boo egg Sri S LIFE SAVING METHODS og ae man = aired Ars and Scienc “=e. a. a2 9 Dace when 2 oa ne ~ Francis Xavier's (Col-. — members of the class were or- , Se y ; | ; 4 ad . at ie ° an ime La , the word i ‘e : , =: Wil Open July 18 r. : éay at hurch. Those onteapal Written by St.) Lowisan 22. resis prec instruction 10 Be Cone A SuSE Gateumsioner eer s dast Sg Wh cee Pate (Sool a aaa the rriesthood Thurs- a very bs Riana xperts ;|~ - geclared that the German oom | i * Near Ten Brogk — Songs tbs linen, ith ; _ 7 even wrens at Sherman Poo! i’ és : yst have eat “aa «8 J. and Michael A. Schaefer Nothing But Precedents, Sterling E. Ed- ace Te nenforcible. anges — 7 Be Reh , One hundred and @ . 7 J munds Points Out, Disguising the ae - . mA 3 | wthickclidbines take tt tate thelr heal NETS enrones SO Te ee Scout Camp, which wiigeae. were Joh= S. Bronnan, Bene 7 pT Ora sok ificial 1 jen met is % i (ha mas 3 & 1 -@ars 7 ‘¢ Dean L Heffernan, Louis S j F O , ler t . : nar ls. for BR #ix-Wweerk Perted, « a white; 4 . avagery of Power Over a eteelal : a ee a oe an | B= | . G0. acres of west —llecchedh, Eimer Deanenell Weaker States | : vas atation tities | a ee. i a Ts aging 18 er Se 4 : Brook, Mo.. the Christ Gi 40H. «I; Dahm. Leo Moser, John . ne ee ms ie | ol y Nag ; J Sak thedral camp site. a )6=—lU awk, Frank Templeman De Annoumcement wag | Fran ’ ; . ° ; 13 ‘ 4a, — ; ” , pe ="? ‘ . : : ence Lau erdale. y *- E ad the Mansion. = lDmvis Washington | sy ster 2 : : 7 iS merican R . 77 . na today : | . a Miss Julia Schmiét. | - The members = Mrs. Kar! . ’ ' thing , : witine s gS _ Every Girl Scout whe Be ) law imot the law” | : : ? f the Eu: 3 eS he Fed | sv ti is 1 U8 : whom a> 4) gages | (S-~ . : 7 7 j . ‘ : ; 7 . b . Z — , . ~ . . ’ awWwior natiol Bo and can pass the ph . btwn * ” ‘ . ° — . , “aa ’ . . . my 4 . 7 . : ‘ , — | Ce coeds e *, ‘ ' : : ‘ n » 4 ° . ’ ’ ’ . . J — . ’ : = - 4 . : Z A; ’ . ' ‘ ™ . - ' “> * . . be ’ mie . ‘ ei¢r ’ . “at : . tho _ : es . — rf — ‘ ; ta Cia - : to he : > MM . " : ? | " . . = c . ™s, . 7 ’ ~ - work . a ie — ’ : \ : . ’ . — . , ‘ 4 . . . os , . ; ene ’ governing the externa! revatio! ber} , | an i Potthoff, head . " , ~— | ered for 4 longer perieg. 2/1 Years in) TR the Powers toward tr aus © : -4 . ' , ' Cr 2 =, : ee , a iO! ® given if . Louk ‘ts $ Sox that is to say. what structure Anown as tons Whereupon , | rh he dissenis ror | Wis imiar.-% ‘er * the wra at , ea ik ticinated i wodky of the accepte haters} omportunitied for piul , t Gern cusing’ her aavan of th ; » matlle? GChecte ts , 1 MISS CHARLOTTE RYAN. writers om the subject an | rhestic and foreign having hn an objec lt was ; _ tals . He % Pe A NEWCOMER in the cast of Guy Golterman's pre Grand Opera ef Janus-faced statesrnen - Cen. ~“. adopting : — ae an : » does iz ; Laci Festival at the Munici pal Serr ai begir nning Aug. will be Miss turiesr this fconociastic author the: , mm itations . ry D ‘ ' arb ‘2 _ ax u Louis | : § tiers + the . Charlotte Ryan, soprano, of the Metropolitan 1 Opera Co. Miss Ryan 0% : proceeds with refreshing ‘feariess- ‘CesRga! volved i eat} , Bis + 4 MI ‘ewmatl | will sing the title role in “Aida” and Micaela in “Carmen. She is oays program wil begin ness and vigor to atta: k ard ermash s>etitut _ 9 . . -_ - - or + , : oa ke ; ' .? . ’ ° oc prima don ima of the first season ot mumicipal opera in Atlanta. Ga... vellie ar ;36 a me. “ T ; > ob , , Save 7 tla thy ) ' Slee : t i ip or setting-up exerciag| me Dads existence of the ¢ : | wh , SENT , which is now in progress at the Auditorium in that city | > Me ritz Optical Go. . vB tern ) Estep la el dhl spe | . | salute. breakfast: then : 6 | oe tire structure of internatic a.” . : _ ; , . ‘ . y 2 “ re ge Pi ~ . of ti vaing for this pi . y wren stare ' : . ; - y wav ; ent . ey" ~ tine , ver . a ee ee asses: lunch at 699 N. BROADWAY k ' ~~ * wage . iy. 4 : : e . . eee ES ——d rest hour from 1:30°te 3:38 ful slecge-hammer : tar criss: uie:| stemrced to] betta up « svaem of ree ras's, lots caret) emin e uliw te aacoreree ot] | OOtIMNE THe Clasaal a, oe — /_/*' é : : eq | me ¢ -\ ; giles. ’ , » 9 . —_— a . Ov é : ; : | , : sine 2 4 | 2 oan tory of events “A lequate ° ie 8 ee :, “ey resterda’ Ls ties er. shen swimming or * & . . ; . . ; 5 hour > The very first sentence he heh ain > : } ' nag — — = ‘ , n supper at 6 p. m.: worm hese is to be ™ : ee ' | we | aN 2 sap tm and Wacner 66 . fire from 7 te §:39 p. m. gam le oe re " , X wilt ’ i * ee " | — ‘ ait oy pees = 2 | ] at 3 r72. he ole realm f legal mir ' ; aot ie _ ' yh ; meee _ . week-en : eee ( ) A e A / / Z . 9 " . , ’ . . ’ : | ; . From A § to 23 - ~ no mere anomalous co . f i ia ere aa a ) a a ug. fs iacies me more ade ort ‘ . , 4 - " > . — | . : | . . hs _ 4 . _* >I : - 2a2@e " imp will be held. rie m1: septive ye | . | e! | x Lind e @ Was 7 : ae only second-class scouts, Wy of affirmations masquerad! 1m- re , ) [ow PY der t? me of science’ é t ' with rr ' eke . | :, :, . as _ ~ 0 p 27 or over. may attend. The © 1@ Nam 0? a . ee. 3 ; » , ~ ia " i on > = 4 . oe > i | in RADIO-CINEMA WILL | eee ; emp ES, pie i staan mem § aot ' ‘a, ee eT | year, : * . :, »* ; : 2 : : . — ~ LO AL ; = - a ies hich + - wed ee eee. Put I think | pow how ta owing it as the) t her enen . NOT BRING SERIOUS,. :sey wouts produce! ee fe sae ae =a CHALIAPINE DISMISSED Ville 1 shall be able to fustif, , ‘rie lee jeas : - yin R Sun ~~ .o : ™ — i ) } ran t is ; riarrison F ts! ane ited On ageing. gram Ne Wxteerace ta ace aT a ieee (ao nga npllggainet gtaaaneg ema PERIL TO THEATERS ™=** °% °o* ibn He eye alt aan . iitustrator. who is = devotee : WG ASKER Gin sale ww» ‘% ». . io ' . ; And throughout the boc . ' mneform pecp.es ‘ i » —— ' = Centineed from Preeeding Par. ee Mores 7 « Mayet > bes. — et >. 2 ch 2 we > © —_— pi ered oN ye ye ee . X - - . oe *-s Question Brought Seddes “BY OME /and the Sreside and kat. «'™ e)s’'enmt \ {en 9nstrates by eitia % green to he led % 'y . . ; oe ot F ; a : as o« P oo. .. ' wt 4 vor . ; , . > , Be fe: , . ore « Breowerai ae aie vege- ‘ the Law of Nations have . Aah oe ear © rm hegin be : la ns aniiia ) 4. : 1 tase’ Preparation as harmless as water int fanmce and reality ro existence va , _ . a =“ ' oil r ee Ra : ; ve - - : Bair!) ane sa ™ 7 sc acy | ast ie @ . — : No Leral Gellt : : ove . . ~~ =" , -t lucra 6 ace i's so eaev * oe tat roa re Bale a. , hn Cte Oe ses , . Med sore : ° . . , J . aes : r . } ¥ ? } . L . . ; : » > " * e . ~ q s'ores zea a. -—* nrters ° ' ot t.@ ‘ aa : ; , REIT Mie | S Pil LUNE o : he s s bit : lar 4; . ee vd + for We The Renter Phearmecal Ca a) 6©@F ONS how is. whateve: —_ = Ra r we , ' be i. phys ' eae | ven? ; Ls ‘3 ge mer: is tha ead — : Of ars as | 1514 Coppin. Bu.iding, Covinmgion, Ey. pers tO eADPrees the w : se —_—e _ ’ ‘ » 5 *z e a ; . e saicd agains ' ' — siete control im the great m! ry { . aL ' yaay UPd ‘ : : rer tei: et aa : :, ~ ee Sie | = 7 ii hi ‘bh a) | SvARawTT E> “aaw £39 ‘he | o - . : +h or : ” 4 . : : : -| . , / ; Lo ah 7 ™ . . : - 7 } om ; ' - ) , re - . ae — wane varies as thi ague . : o * - : r . = — _ : 3 : : - ; - , a _ = om 4 Opera co, wits oe a uf ane “ai | : : ; . =. a EP Sarg aoe ” with the mer he mieans the peop!e | | : . =e , ’ ae mi , : ; ~— nied 05 mote iC? ‘ | . « pts n : 4 po iia. the ‘rel at ah oye a 2 , . aa . . : : : . . — . . .* . - , A ‘ oe #2 . ; =o} , Liverpool ater the principles” So the courts sseociates,”" denodncing the treach. wnich cannot be main‘a: Shows tx Sk witcoine to clans [ot the we See eratic Tuceva: Peceint's | will eite « cola oohawagalll an | | , " a = | | . " . ny eee wa —_ pos A=te | ' 7 . _ , 5 ; ; : | endo n an --: : - e had ld sing cita i Transition frem the. oon ' : 3 o en , ‘° Guild Has Summer Rerue en p ered ey ee. - : oe - | es ' ' ind Germanr She & abeolute momarchy to , , — nie he . cEW YORI : | ) 3 sae | | | | ba : ae. eect li Eaprmaty | ; toked —_ we = ‘ ‘ , . ——e . ~~ : : : } . : ; h engagement as a seve nt Toad : | % a epted ‘ - nah ep ‘ | | is ilies nm a sail : iy ga ; se , .mothine 2 , - cane of ine “a atura soprano at Ra 160 reiations man wae ' , - © , 4 . : : s . t0% : ee , , The Chil hr. a ery or r* — . : - ~ é - , ;, ial ’ : . ‘Host &=x- or: «s3enee No mater whether year ayvetem *"s _¢ es : > . ’ : . ' : and *y — . ae ds Aether of Sar PFerer rou mead we study the prevailing evetem of i-ea- . ; = ort : 7 ~ ' ' | _— rit AN EXPOSI = ; end ‘or a free Trial of car-metted. We , _ . : ores : .2 : :' : ' i. + “i q ™ati-r ‘= what cImaete rou fre & Wee '\e » - “a ted “= P : ‘ . ; Cy the orev aling s *e@e . .* ve# 3 ox? o Oe 1208 o rere er@arer it Deocormes ‘hat its rer? ——a + “a tior ’ “wate , , . ; , a a writ. +h utho . tena OT. svstexD 2 | 4 aD | . eth Ashes or Ha Ferer Vice lies In its fraudulen: or | . . | ' nal bisc! ose d : —- os mis | , ef 3 Moe the ! + in the vast hon to its nd . } «. . tion of ruling peliticiane throu wit sea Stent ban : i> nifed ' ; ' : 4 1 : . [we ; — nas . lbertr. . pe a ly bone ime copes were « ad vut rhe worid, ‘ ieg Used asd % | ae _ ‘ -3irst Paternali - ag ) | ve orn :, m ' ‘ Sot ie : rT mat f iT. «a ; i>- 2 oF diocrtties of the hour engaged tn. ike nm '’s vel ) men , : | | ) : with which ) ) to the detriment of JOHN BYRNE & No Artiter Posibic —_— - | ne | | “OCUur t happin: e 7 | 7 : Excey; e deal: . . f the ' men f his perceptions and 715 Pourteench SM. eee The author correct’y points ou: + ral Liu Ya , i sie : , ' = , , = ‘aire - > eine ; ypertion as a crittc & W ashingroa. D. % the fatal defect which wu! “ee all ; 7; i. oo . , : : ae i | ed | : ta we - . 3 a al shoplee per ‘aking tm and 1925. poesiPiiity ef same and bin ling ef , , — T - : , of : ' ; ; , d “a : : 8. ' : ‘ . , mas hange ail day > oe Obie mento tiameanannmen—s feeecy im internationa! aw Th fs ° : om ‘ training for think- ‘s where ict be- » be Soth erttic Hix Oeupation Gone i jou is The (latter cannot nm 2 : : f his time being —" ** eee © oe te Se ae Hee © Fe ee ee o<

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JU UNE. 28, ‘eae : JUNE” 28, Yor. ~ae Dailu POST-DISPATCH alone has 5/,000 MORE CIl Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-UISFAICH il o- : . ._Y M4 ; s ° : *y) J¢ ’ | ‘ by , im ¢ - ‘ mit 7 ly eli: no N omas J. Lynam &. J., R. Bake: | weeks and may not exceed $120 years age 5 Ral inee —e " and “Tl Want My “Man Near Ten Brook constipath or other trouble It i@ @a (‘rand | rsenal * “tT ™ ° ison 4 he . Francis ' | P* >) | ’ = irnyyl harm! esa preparation that renov = ‘THE nian : well Morr nat > el A = ie ha | a! ; MY arrhal mucus from the intestina! AUBERT } BEAUTY Ryan §. J. a a r ae ~ - aod al lays the inflammation whic! Aubert and Easton PRIZE” i ‘ zoe 8 = i) U4! : ; 1? ton ' iver and . at Se One hundred and thirty-one » ££. J. Se. Louis Browns and Bos- = ae Write or phone for our catalog. which shows what rent amounts | 493% Delmar Sauder : , assiste yY M | ( yeus Mixed Quartet wil! ee > OO. to ten, fiftee i twenty years, h per ¢ nt ia: Sind Bol my rs. zee rpc us Q LO} /f 4 1 aa ] as } aii. 1. will bn ng Fiegs ide yf in eaten ae ) DEI yeaa | Madge “a @ ad ‘ s* ' 75.4 . 7 . eat prices. We handle only re- day, July 15, with the usual! base- | e : Cottages, ubs, Schools and Garages => zs « Grand & Hebert “CONTRABAND” _ will be examined at the Su Hable goods and cum guarantee costs less than one-half the usual price you | , — LYRIC steht ae } MILTON SILLS “I WANT > ra > > - . e * . ~ ~— «-¢ 4 » er N, K'gshighway “Up the Ladder” Barnes Hospital. Matinee and Night Complete catalog mailed on request. oad ‘ ES Group to Change Weekgg! BING-- BARG-- BOOM can contain Lana Oil, a scientific discovery | Manufacturing Co. | a = g | ete So 7 - ~ - > >> -~er *§ te ~~ - ~= — 7 . Camp (“jinic., conducted by them. Mireworks ix our bu«iness bal] gramme and fete, it was an- in ent (‘ounc}] for ite gill year round. We must handle nounced vesterday by the Tubercu- have paid for mere beauty SsOaps. Tome | ie - 4 a : i Downtown MY MAN" = ber organizations. at 1196 the best. , JACK LONDON'S . losis Society of St. Louis. The O- : MAFFIT T : : ithir Fireworks | smi “y hei ri ow ' the ence” LA THE TERS PHOTOPLAY ‘THEATERS “ADVENTURE Twelfth street pay n five days The Guttman Co. ceeds of the celebration are used to | Your Skin will kn and Show the Differ d mien nine x ee . "RI N. Vandvter. j _ ALL, STAR CAST_ 3 camp 715 N. lith St, | ss — re ee F oF Fe Se He SS , > 2 oe | } The camp group will ¢ finance the society’s public health THE REMMERS-GRAHAM COMPANY aor * wen eres Fy ‘s | Manchester | —_— DANIELS | Ohi ’ Af : 3 Mm M\a Y fr NM MV V\ / lal f ay " ‘ore weekly, although some have work in this community. ‘ Cincinnati, 10 MAEM | | \/ \ \) af \ yA i vy | cate, Sanne? aiielieed tai tered for a } rer perio in ~ hie event a : ita en. rlan-Jane ftion wilt be wiven in scone 27 VOAtS IM) emi game ‘between the St T\WE COULD TALK ABOUT OUR COOL Sue OnrRoNs . eee caare Sa eee. be pero domgene St. Louis Louis Browns and the Boston Red \BuT we PREFER TO LEIWE THAT TO oun epee NX N ‘MISSOURI RICHARD DIX Sox The Browns took part in ture studs and outdoor coo rr | Grand and Lucas - y anoc K “re Ne nH he fj at 1? 10 a 1 t ne ‘ j Each scout may elect as ' rst major league game played NOVELTY eReTY COMPaan p oo to the " . , ities for the benefit of the society in JACK j tivities in which she is most & . pean sin | | ested ; 915 here will also be other at- HOLT 25 n ar: - Reveille at 6 A. M. ling a —— n race ealthiest 3534 Easton “~ “EVE'S SECKET | | ‘The girls will be housed in J For far Ind ace, £49! reiay race, ’ vy i! ra a , o> | miiiori¢ ~ and cay Pp houses. : This 1 m ¢ ] 1) re es a‘ ’ c i 3 1iAZg drills dav’s program wil! athletic burlesque — fr aa al _* j “ADVENTURE” S851 Delmar __ALL STAR CAST _ ‘PAULINE y BEBE DANIELS — |Lillan & Claxton CROWDED HOUR” PLAZA “Fool and His Money” “Cowpunch- Clara and Eteel ers Come Back” ‘Powhatan , RENE Ce | Airdome Maplewoed WIFE: AND ” RIVOLI - } Virginia Valll- 6th Near, Olive “ “Up the ladder” +? —e~> & Be _——_ —~—e begin wihll owe ey aie and Presents to Be Distributed. PAGEANT | 1 JACK LONDON’S 'vellie-at 6:30 a. mm. followed dip or setting-up exercises, ¢ it 0) ¥ +30 During the last few weeks pres- | AMUSEMENTS | Salute, breakfast; then patrol] “Mor Z p ita 0. ents to be @istributed to patrons ==. — ee ee ae inspection, classes; lunch at ne ; of the society have been pouri sé . aoe ___609N, BROADWAY__, rest hour from 1:39 to 2:20 p, at headquarters. More than &00 and free time for an hour the local merchants and manufactur- ter, then swimming or games @ sight ers have made donations and 25,- _ « vj | | Forest @tanlew an hour; supper at 6 p. m.; cor - Pan. 000 presents already have been re- "> ’ RECORD pi daa > MARTHOUAK kat ' : ‘ ip gatas cali ieee ' ; ’ Al Raehe fire from 7 to 8:39 Pp. m., and®¢ . Sy ». ceived. Formerly the prese nts | r “\\\ WORLD'S GREATEST AL FRESCO SHAW } Robert Mantetl at 9 p. m a 39th and Shaw / ‘Under . i ae i | Th | , OFS | were given as attendance prizes, & see iy tok PRODUCTIONS J | BEBY. DANIELS {> iT) . “nn : s eis “ : : = : E : a ie : the -4 ; ; From Aug. § to 22 a special » hand | _but changes will be made i! : —_ 14 | AMERICA’S FINEST OUTDOOR THEATER ) |Shenandoah | THE neer camnp wl] he held. w > : method of award hecal f th : = . ‘2 / | Grand- Shenandoah CROWDED ) HOUR” only second-class scouts, 14 y ) Rises. 7 \ x present police restriction: , | TIVOLI JACK LONDON'S | or over, may attend. The girl , | | | | wi “ADVENTURE” ‘4 ad ore . awards of that sort A meeting of | . a Interview With Famous ting for me no ve | jundared or rhs ang j0u nine vf SOE sa 4é y” . - , » "8 : P ‘? | : » ‘ oy 7 . . ' Picts. . - Y 4 ( - oS hair. Bu é women hott aes CORR EY NE rapid gra hi u yun" & one i herandiost > { y ~ | ’ | , } ’ | ‘ . . . ; : 4 te ; ' baa » I ' i ; / j rs » 4 Ww . 4 ic ve est ; : - — = by! ad . ——— me . : " . : . Ss . - - - ° PATIIS. Jun: 24 - Feodor "h AD > if 2 : ec as “ mm} . rs " ' is ree] Tif ‘j ’ _ ome - , © a , R-_' you Ni t & W kk “ - : « : : vA ii } “ . ' 4 ar ‘ r oT. . 7 = 4 — = ’ sen. ‘ : | , : ‘ ; ‘ ; . ‘ . . ~ . oo in the subject. A muste ene | Le A hy lhe | ind ict medical 1 of mes and women cach year Julian Edwards Onere a railed upon him here and bionde tober : } st dr 1g r) ’ ave . : t te q*, . 1°] ’ stor es ani to ‘e¢ le ' WAS 4 ’ s ¢ ’ ,¥ 16 } 7 4 , Si aT , s¥2 eee ss es ’ I $¢i i | ‘ yi pis ape : - i | ~. a nt for The Kenten Pheruinchl Co hvweical ‘ ‘ ir) +4 ' hovs s | irchased more thanat 4 DPORE in oui of ari iiif 41U! 1514 Coppin Bu. iding, Covingion, Ky. 6 ot bt r : =" ’ vorely .s ig Tat i ; Liucse mie Then the \ itor rememet hat ting v 1) ‘ Co 4 +, ls > j fa’ i : a . mre ; ’ that Challapine went throw GUARANTECO MARMLESS vS were your Rolxhevik revolution, asked eins Rleee Reiew. | ha tr some unkr 1 and pe What he thought of political et Dies Aline etart of th .armful metl freducing- race ‘ racy? | or . 4 » 193 ‘ ne } -. ; " ° " | g tions in his country TINTS GRAY HAIR ANY THADE “4 physica t's ‘one a rabox) s pieas- ;, sod, : "2 fas : ei] now : ‘ ‘ . i | ‘ ‘ ” ~~ \. , luminated VW if by rood humor, Shc] Tis " insure } ‘ tre . ry :7 4 . - 41 Samed a stern and forviedingae : DP eicksn Sav The Gefects'| | (toes Bide.Derot, M seehcacume OPERA TICKET OFFICE pressio: He hesitated, loom CQO PLE - exposed by these examinations wer “MARMOLA | LORBY, ARCADE BUILDING about as if in pain, and then, ris the > ir a Whe liowed up bv he social service KTH AND OLIVI-—PHONE: MAIN 4000 escorted his interviewer to ; , " > 67 or: A FIRST NATIONAL | | | 1 | PICTURE am . 4 ; | MOR iiss af these | MADGE BELLAMY Creat Favorites, in PAUL “WINGS OF YOUTH” B f FE S FE | IS JAZZ-JOYOUSNESS vis his ~~ | Comedy—News Victor Stage Novelty ALWAYS 65° COOL Continuous Sunday, 2 to 11 P. M, wrewer a2 24 aeerwew ww ewe = =m Pe — TvVvEeEBewwwewe es wwe teas ere oe | | EE Se i os i arkN tb air + 2 TO 5: SUNDAY I2 TOS - } : — The F Pleasa rt Way fo eauce -— Dheater Picket (dfices Oven 7 P. M. pte) " ’ J : te i] * es. rey ‘i : ; — 4.40 4 : f ‘| have enjoyed our talk ¢ % ere immediately!corrected. This ’ ) | JUSEPH LITTAU’'S MUSIC mash” he anid, | Goodehy.” Nees eets “| sae — ow. win > 58 x cn VICTOR HENRY, Tenor HB office help—through a Post-Dis- Purope nm Date for Mac a ¢: said OPERA | ; he iF : } } a eee bh Want ad , mr ‘ - ): ’ mh : : a ‘* | : ae c=. "Ss » . a ¥ 5 i . | - patc an " > CHICAGO, June . 27~—Flonmill Be boys have already had sev-|)—- MQ) | CEI—— HOUSE = - Macbeth. prima donna of the Sm .- Eis ) ' he ae ’ M—CONTINE OUS—II caco Civic Opera Co., will af ein) eadership of Joe For: . forme! Does Your \ i ax soloist with the Phithart | Olympic star of \« larathon A et Be si RY SING? ' al . sar ; The quickest way to get home or sing recitals in Holland, F , hy attractive in thie season « thin ie \ ss wee oer ne iad Germany) She is 000 MINER “acwent ow ccesw=.. BRE) The girls’ shuttic relay race has\| = GANARY BIRD PIE TACK DeSYLVIA REVUE GALA MIDSUMMER) EDITION wee a AN engagement as princ ipal c¢ | > amen depends pon = fault- . also te ron ef annu: affair, SN Never Fails , ans Tarag on Sut OF ‘JAZZ WEEK’’ | 5 atura soprano at Ravinia Park. Bi lens toilette. That is why dis- - benens | i oh — nis SN ‘da SINGING, DANCES aa edad’ Z7~ZLING NOVELTIES Wh " h | ? I } : eS Woes aston es vent last year -6 iris repre | 4 JEROME & | BILLY MILLER 4 DOZEN DAZZLING NOVEL ‘ iC ove Wins + rt “Mi f We ‘Ifare - . ‘ eentinge ‘ore than : teame rom ; “7 NEWEL & Ct. - ~ni . any 7a eeor\ ation Co DEL-A-TONE . — ence composed of 32 sc hool 0 A sa’e and sure preperation ‘ se Re ™ ' . sere SP if MARCHETA, the Igeorrote Girl RE A OW! Rd | \ IFE lo V S 7 ny o- whe yo mn turnverein: itered e con- —— F mations will hold a public , for the remova! 0! heir from ne | This ‘ rs : , rer SS 7 -. ae . face, under-arn limbs. i . ii Wliiam Fi Pe he? . So ' Sherman Park Comm : i Meer pas x ee ete of thi mu- nei ithame gar teeme an RARBER & JAEK Me ECCENTRIC DANCING SITAR OF MOTH love? : - 1) | 1) Tuesday mend |t lLeavoe skin clear, Orm ; A ut J , icin everounds. is in charge lard Breathi “NOTHING SERIOUS’ of the coperintendeats aif | ET Deletere te coy ee ME oe tne race. and at a mectine Nod shedding of feathers out of see- capa . ZIEGFELD FOLLIES abl 149T) piy At drug and " the rac 5 an | al ‘ LEROY A . stitutions in the I» pactmeniy Ipent stores ¢r sent prepeld * fterdayv fhe announced that ever Diconinaia of CANANY & OLLEY | VAN THOMAS’ SAXOTETTE | When . Man Climbs Public Welfare. fm, | is plain wrapper for 5 Ne avyground in St. louis would en BIRDS | THE SHEFFIELD CO. ie playground | x" ‘ ) Dept. 226 mm ter a team Sul! oraers filled. Wee chip everywhere FRANK pen sill MASTERS OF ENCOMPARABLE R” ing in thousands. But & mam t| “**‘cwenco "BA NEW YORK CLOAK AND SUIT HALLER'S wrokm | | | SSE pean JAZZ —_ 7 . ‘ think. for it is only the thov ™ | S| ioe NE eee i 1s INDUSTRY HAS HOLE SYSTEM a __ EXCLUSIVE FIRST-RE ‘ ee EFARL & BELL THE that ultimately matter, ® ' ‘ . 7 > PEATURE PHOTOPLAY w" K nop . “- pa rhe Lnemploysed Are Paid From §1,- . : , , sTSs change t | . al PEiatate Investments or 59 ALIOWN RECORD ARTISTS small change of ar _ a #8 200.000 Fund Borne by Work- rer mes ee ee “CHALK MARKS i: A Homes see the Heal Tistate pages. Direct from the --. Pao” wos as ' ‘ ers and Lmployers. ALI STAR ¢ “7 hk care a ets ogee senate’ Prove AMUSEMENTS ‘ ED. WYNN “GRAB BAG’”’ hed Fs NEW YORR, June 9 New x “oe ‘ ee | Free to Asthma and York now has a modifi form of | aan METRO-GOLDW yYr-™ las PICTURE | Starring s unempios mé nt doi - the nn hiv | | Lawless § Hay Fever Sufferers «’ ,ue , ; Se | « el * Cy the prev ailing nO? im ler whot v« : ; > a J mi " t oO :7 v and . pr at \ ‘ ne%>mrm .» :, IN E. E R , \ jj Li ngston 10na! in rela : are trophies th J ma OF , Workers pay in to the fund or | v1 og se ne vil we method ould refie u prompt sm iat ¢ ir wares each weel van , “9 | 0 CHORUS OF 3000 tion to its influence upon ct | a Ww “ially it to eer i ieee cone oF tee I 7 an “The Greatest Play of All Time | ° , . ’ relat ‘ 1 if; ‘ Ti T Tt \ = liberty. disclosing it as the last y Te ¢ or | e n } I fo ' the y are em): } Mant i irers Miss Anglin will be supported by her ‘ew York Company of artists. : ‘ND bul wark of Absolutusm against : . ye" o , . op! » — eee contribute two-t hirds of the week- who have appeared with her in this and other Greek classics. ; ‘s | rT the political emancipation of Ww , ghow everrone at our ex- ly payroll. if the manufacturers COMING TPEVENTS DON ALBERT S$ JAZZ HOUNDS man : : ‘3 MUSICAL CROSS-WOED PUZELE NOVELTY . : To \ L,I & tingle days Write now and begin srker 411 be re- ADMIsSSI o ‘ a eek’ Monte | Method at once Send no money. been eaid, the workers W? : Parquet Box Seats ea oe f —=— Lectures on the Lew of Netwns a = mply tnail coupon helow Do it Today eel ving part-pay vacations during Sa ag og — Seals 00 ~ Fond Circle Beats , | ' Pe FRANK SILVER, Writer of = omy eo wm te my we tt susie o>, 5 per, postage otherwise ‘off’ seasons, tw o-thirds ete en nm i~ NEXT WEEK ha Bang Big bp A, hg m ; \¥ NES IN “ s oe oe bronerete TRIAL COUPON |! o¢ which will be paid by the well- TICKETS FOR SALE 10M, “REOLIAR COMPANY, 1004 OLIVE ST. . = JOHNNY MINES 1 RCRERIACK __f oom — i | a ing Cloth, $5 net. Miagera and Hudeon Ste... Buffalo, N. dressed woman. —— ‘ a ta ‘ ae dks eee aan L ee i i ae Pur, T. Gend free trial of your method to: The gubernatorial commission, | | THE GARDEN TEA TERRACE «© s a aoe peasar 1a Z is er »f ‘ ‘ Ue j iieity ry Pr . e of JOHN BYRNE & CO» however, saw substantial benefits| ' | meas, where ono may have @ Gianer of Goes cties are teavered. 2 ALL WEEK—VICTOR 7k SEASTHOM'S MASTERESECS ' et of © ciand W) aul) “fn oo) ta ner re -tat itttlecerdpeceosanenseseveceoenn || ROWSTET SUN, This unemployment | aed | iicet of jrontiend qO¢* Srenine™ paitice willbe. epectally” cated fb S OF A QUEEN” | anp A HILARIOUS COMEDY, oe ese ) : 4 ; is , : aE: : ‘ ee eee ALICE TERRY AND LE and i enews . —_,.: . = 4 ® “png othe | ¥ | PICTURE—MATINEE SUNDAY | SPATT FAMILY HAND day, — r ‘ly ite stions ' 7 ink vl ww ww we ae lably curtail costly interruy ede 4 te 2°—St, Leuis Fashion Pageant. - AND t i ——— se ¢

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eeerrere PPP TTT A a ten NEW STORE HOURS! Beginning Monday, June 29th, and up to Saturday, Septem- ber 5th, store hours will be from 8 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. DAILY. Delivers Any Of These lterns _ the removable automobile seats and the wide Actual $75 valu aad mt i. or >, } toll iva? tet Suite consists of three beautiful pieces of fiber construction— bee) oD settee. armchair and arm rocker. Four handsome finishes to ity select from, with cretonne upholstermg that * be harmonizes with the finish of the frame. Note 52H Side-Icer Refrigerator A Refrigerator that every woman likes. The ice compartment opens from the front instead of at the top—ever so much more conven- lent in every way. Constructed of solid oak, well insulated. and will give good service. An unusual value at our price of $183 Convenient Terms q . i + "h | vrs * 22S. i a, hae ’ eet, gle ee = Pre -e — — ~ . a i i - ee ae, eer t 22 ee eee % > a TI AT A a a IN mle >and oe ie Walnut Dresser Here is one of the biggest bargains that has been offered in many a day. A large and attractive Dresser in rich walnut fin ish. There are three deep. roomy drawers and a good-size mirrer. ~~ This Dresser sold _ re- S cently at $35, but this week May-Stern's has it priced special at 72 tak =irsee re; =, & — ca Convenient Credit Terms : Walnut Finish Rockers Chifforobe This Chifforobe is just like il- “trong ly lustrat‘om: Comes in mch wal- tstext ip mut fimixh amd is sold regcular- fi at £33.00 , -_ ~ VMay-“iern 5() , howers et the pre “ te Convenient Credit Terms mest tout tensale. wan ami fin- with ges. thena« beveadt Prere Marti _ toacrrade> wereat rey - Y * wiaris wohi al - . 5S) - im? =I" ai at Convenient Credit Terms Domestic Vacuum Sweeper Delivers this Domestic Vacuum Sweeper. com plete with an $8.00 set of attachments, to you- home. Here is one of the most ee easily operated whe aiEee, - al Dy savers that you ever had Come in and see it. A reguiar $40 value, priced at Convenient Credit Terms Here are most stupendous offerings—prices reduced to a new low level on Furniture of highest quality. And just look at the terms—$1.00 and $5.00 cash, and the balance to suit your convenience. Open an account at May-Stern’s and take advantage of this money-saving opportunity. ’ ~. ees ae sD elivers Any Of These ltems — x ~ : Fe NESS | os. 4 = ~—_ 3-Piece Living-Room Suite \ beaatiful Living-Reom Suite comsisting of large -—-_- davenpert. armchair and wing chair—al! uph«/- Stered im Oeured vweleur with leese cushion seats lod over best eoill spring cens PART SEVEN. or 39 Yea RE ~NEW STORE HOURS! Beginning Monday, June 29th, and up to Saturday, Septem. store hours will be from 8 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. DAILY. J | OCASH Delivers Any Of These ltems | « he So eo ber 5th, tag Til, ea ara ™ JOHN McGEE, R — ———EEEE His Peculations Covering | : covered When Insuran Administrator of His E Stole More Than $100,0 _-Favorite Scheme W Pocket ti.e Money Bo Agent— Many Stories c Takes Toll of Its Loss (—_—T? _— Console Phonographs § A value that will amaze you ff Designed on graceful Queen & inches long. Queen Anne style. Beautifatiy hand rubbed, walauat “fin- 6G Saat sce i ! eal ish and ‘ lined The Rich and the Poor with red — ae Pies nie Tem. et _— ' The deals that he arranged were of all a | ‘is clients were of all sorts, too. wed $1590 for Mra. Catherive Bila thi. . ‘D. a widow. whe ran the Carthage He Tre Mm - . insged a ean of $159 for Mrs x : ih x = = -_ — rs =

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— eS a Vth YL St, VEL idbdde MG YI Pm shibhe (Li 4 7 St) ALL dhl oa o ae hed A y - J 7 4, 4 ot - whl CY ui — ep ppTlTTln moon SPP” yp th ( ~ E ; 47 yy MN, Yyy i y pcevcevssssssslsTeMay ney “FG GY WY yy YY Oo ory 1 G MM a OR et: YW YY : bye Yahi W hai “y “thy Wf, ~s "tj fy age " —_ P J i .Y YW» Ma Uf j , Yyj J (jf Uji Wr. Uttir, aT. “Uti 4 Jew ul Y UG, “of WF hh =* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “gama Gp, wine Uy Yj ai % Mi ay “MS thy uy WM titypyyyy, a ‘any ‘ Aarts Y . YYZ yg ey : YY ie YU) Mj , Ms, “ 4 b be A Jf, Ae, ( ’ 4 “lp ‘ Wy, Y Ny 4 yy Y , C/ lla : mople had bowed to it This man had walked the Mreets, he had shaken hands with this adi a Utpy to time. But McGee never sent the money Send and that. he had lived respectably and. carried on his business without getting ar- to Charley or credited it to his account. In- med or being charged publicly with fraud Reputations like his need no more than neg stead, he pocketed all these payments, merely sending Charley interest to keep up the pre- tense that the borrowers still owed the en. tire sum. On several occasions McGee re- leased the borrowers after they had paid redit Terms 6 hae sives to exist’and grow and flourish : ’ This reputation. this image that was ac- Finley, another widow, who made her living epted as John McGee, was not even founded weaving rugs at her cottage on Case street. NAT WS SS QQURRRBBRWWWW Wd} DAI ddd_|-_qs/s/FTFPFQWQquao_x0o8 = WN ~ : } _ } _ on ss a clear past He had come to ( arthage He sold notes to Charles Turner, p! ominent GY Y off mortzages but did of "te « ot lie © ate ae Y Y Zagzes, but did mot advise Charley of i the ‘80s from nowhere in particular, and merchant, and to Sam McReynolds of the Cen- Z G this Another means he weed to e} t Ch ; "248 . ™ —_* , ae ae ' é 30 O Chez j > be never bothered to explain what his life tral National Bank and to W. J. Sewall, ed- G Z Z lov waa te baw - ar . * i i ae a oe as Y Rt GG S to buy for him a note that had been bad been before. Starting as an agent for itor of the Carthage Press. ad out-of- Y YG: % duplicated. On this duplicated note he paid the Frisco Railroad he had worked inconspic- town clients also Old Charfle Meyers had Y G44 interest to keep Ch ‘ Ou | Z GG . to Keep Charley from discovering the \ -) ; e "4 " 4 4% . | Smauousiy fora time The town did not know, Y Us 3G : worthlessness of the security. ae ; bas , (2 ' a 4 ’ h rt . : _ +, 4 ; ae ; F . ? > Fy when he guit, that h was $: bs BO Mrs. Catherine Blankinship, in center, who Y ME ee VU é. Charley, who is 80 years old, fainted when Friends made up the deficit They were paid off a $1500 mortgage on her hotel, only Y 74 he got off the train at Carthage and was told much older men. these friends, and they char- to discover that McGee had not credited her Y Es % 4 ct how his old friend had swindled hit f th b . . . * ws . e 7 > : | Se. 3 Physically he did resemble Col. House, sake of his reputation "He sold the house on “wr, oY ~ PLS onl eae oe | + what was wrong”? How much was in- there the resemblance ended Other Garrison avenue. When his daughter grad- te a WwW! involved? pelibhicidiimmagtry ny, ; ‘cy! ” no were € 7 . , _ . Parisons in tha vy were also a great at h school he sent her to the ) . ; ; i , was reckoned *°'**°: signature were sold to cilents by McGee. She hat da) e als L uated from hig! i ob The house in Carthage where McGee resided with his family when he When the correspondent was in Carthage . ipliment to McGee and showed the pre- University of a neighboring state. Taking a among the town’s foremost citizens. He sold it after his wife died in 1919 and went to inence of his position. In Carthage he was $2-a-week room at the Y. M. C. A., his fru- live in a $2-a-week room at the Y. M. C. A. leading financial agent. He handled the gality became more and more pronounced ; on ne 2 client rere named as standing to lose milk Of the loans that were mad Hie ate at the Mecca Restaurant on the square. of his feet slowed and a deeper sombegness Ow of his wife's brother. She had volunteered 30 clients we! o_o ' ' says she did not sign either, and that bot are forgeries. “I kept the checks I paid him,” she said ‘but I find that he wrote on each one after | the total of McGee's shortage was approxi- mately $74,000, official figures. More than ‘ i ia — ee nving } ‘ directly by his thievine and more than 100 ames : . " picking up meals for the most part, a sand- grew on his face. But the old dignity, the to look after his daughter, buying Ser er ™ : d in t? | that had given it to him, "Pur aweese: Fee | 3 ; ) -haneron! 2 mn he »frequent visits were involved in the sorriest mixup at ever : , | wich and giass of milk His one relaxation old prestige, the old reputation remained. and chaperoning her on her isirequen , al amine give it to him to pay for insurance. T pai | The Rich and the Poor a " Carthage struck the town. These are the official fig- : He « ; on . was the Elks’ Club, to which he had belonged There had been no sprees in his life and there to Carthage. t ts k sia bh th sae those checks against the mortgage. @ Gr ‘ eis a ™ - ly a . ?* ° i. y . ing ate . econd floor eal estat« He had no close friends to maké in his hand s tims may & » & nsibie for Met,ee 8s acts. if ahe ran prove | wed $1500 for Mrs. Catherine Blank- his modest office, located on the second ' es . k td the hospital,” ilies in town or countryside but what are po Sl racious his evident decline. His only “| want you to tage me (to e 3 ilies } P. &@ widow. who ri by r , ‘f » building just off the squar more gracious fis ' . ' , : ran the Carthage Hote! Ol a DUi ne J : : o {forte etlw or tndirectly by the scandal! Pee arrthn. ; . re ac and the measured tram! rioge associate was Mrs. Blanche Fabian, wid he directed affected dir J ' aay ; , Continued on Next Page . ) ‘ ‘Tanced a joan of $150 for Mrs. Mary He began to.age, and th jeasured tram) ) °

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ST INUIS PNoT-nieerTTy ‘he Daily POST-DISPATCR alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ee - yowe 28 197 i a 1B HIRED THUGS 10 KILL HIS WIPE; FAILING, THEY BLACKMAILED HIQUUST FOR Gil | HE HIRED THUGS 10 KILL HIS WIFE: FAILING, ED HIBLUST F a m4 | oclieia SNARE Riese eS cae : ——_— ogi ae : ie . Charles B. Davies, Prominent Kansas Merchant, Confesses Paying for fhree | Dr. Young ™‘“ C i + Vv RRYAN | I : NFIELD sl sieme a 4 = ” il als ; 3 ; izing on the ( Stool Pigeon Tipped as lice - : : KAY BRYAN ~ LLOYD CANF*E* was opened by the dead man’s father, Fred A. volve r some hard inst Ba Detectives Se zing e f Y ia H WZ Ze Wa = p., We 2 | ird. This wort! id n thu : a her of > - Had Guilty Knowledge vies 1orT €aranca z such : i, h tf, pw rtally burt, | : : | : ee Stranger offering to help }1 n short time ! ; Cc Phen, , = Disappearance, and Gri Kansas City Contess : | ; oF iA : a y he could short of actually filling the to Denver to gain back her strength 1 Tells How He Killed He 2 ; FS” ne | gga. oi aah . ; “ | eter of autes cinima- the fire ipated iv) Ac tua! Ansa ust | S. J . oe bg i, > , ™ si : a . pire | Js hes prs 3 doaanen ong inal a a 2 ’ Her Drunk. and How H — 4, , > 3 . y / i ard hen Mrs Mahe! ° . : ° t . paeee, Who >! UE BEC ome * ts as | E , , | é 4 : ; he ] Jack Hayden peg ‘cites Stewart ame esa : , — “ne Patrick 7 Dead Two Other Attempts Mi: 7 we, , Bs , a me | SE . Whether Jack was the first to read it does not Elks’ Club. She wanted the “rest @ « of ‘Olive ing, Oo ae ; ‘ yp : | o is 4 appear, Dut accord! to Davies’ confession he money,’ which he took to mean the 32009 encliary. had agreed to par Moseley if the attempt wil -_o_ Oo Correepemd ont of the ” a a ie 1% : Pi ye F successful. Accordingly he told the B Spec orresp : | , eee ee | d ee We. = a § ial C ibe .« ips ' ome e- IE, eae. woman that he would not pay, as thea : hadge t been carried through. = The chief plotter confessed not te the trip Mrs. Kessler, Walter Emer ~ 2 s+ 4 - : -* : sier, lter fare * nd he e coul Grey McNear made to Denver aft mens be nee ee ae 5 4 a and smiled his Uois-uppec. se ’ ai . . i eee P - _ no more plotting ™ : ‘gsty, but had got rid of both wives i i . y ‘ : : - ~~. Re . _ _ + q _ . ‘ s AAs of ii at i> , . 2% s : ” * ¥ a - : | ~ a Ss oe . | SE: morteace had been taken up. To keepa wa ; | eet Es a 4 ; . ante i ine in the dark McGee paid him the uu ; ,; ‘ ae. Ss terest on his loan regularly. He ~ He Marties Money. Z . : . am. ss wr ” - —_ - —_ - EE — _ " ‘ ee ; “ " a pe » BOLES ; , : i eo , a . A Pipeon” Sunitched CHARLES B. DAVIES ne and pocketing paymests = —_—_—— eae , A4d n Ss r , ; . : ‘ - 7 ad: ¥ —————— unman Takes the Job t until he had taken im $7000 of te She accepted him for what he claimed ‘ nn sae e ys — . ; . *) oer —" —— aT . -_ ——, - o ey and others | : - sue us Ca hOr tie J ‘ a 5 ie Pe Se IRR Cs “Ge S- must have paused is the love affair money onl n. ~ 2 . : >: avis s | "Cc “arnt id... Hayden ai — * her * } standing. | | | en RS a 7 : | vais eee Pi They Never Guessed make sure of ber Usssc™ ™ ain ghee iti Kat ene bay dick rin, an , mpte They bem ’ fe a!) a! : . My s ae ‘ a ‘ : . 4 4 j , naw | au ‘ AnG : x a. . lea-ned. of “Ours. that Patrick Grogan 1 . : SR t : oie : ee eg left his $2 600 9600 estate in trust to his s Turner held (ME charies Patrick Grogan, but ha@ provided irm, but it never s wail! mee widow with an tmeome of $1090 @ month. * x 4 . = 3 , ; } that im . mention to Turner ti 7. . | ‘wi 1); ‘| me ( { \i ‘ Ty f "7 “J i ae F > : a | aay ace a ar i we mpc [ae «boy who was 14 then, lived with his mot ‘ ss Se " . ; ~_ 3 ; ([* Fiats , 7 in ; 4 1 — . t bo! i “as at : ot. 3 o | ? ()T) (?\ if ae i cif le atl Me () ee: | ae sa ; ’ . o : . ‘ _ . es ak : , Ss : e believed implicny . and she spent for Rima the liberal 2.076 fe’ sy —— . +) » ») oaed (nat ne was > ° accrued interest and pre wah ; . ‘ > . | : SS Sas : - 3 | wes ’ ; | ae ‘ end i LO hon ic ft me | proviite from th : AY re a \\ hich lle Now Repudiates = Wi. ’ ~ rey as EO% at avis ave lm pa) in; uri ail the mone} turned inte | of the fortune When he was 21 t. we a " PS ' , , . , er Cin _ . referred to it , © have ihe interest and profits and when he Deviee cunteowiue ote Tudeday to authorities at Concordia, was as follows: “ Sad mis confession. Canfieid nit takin t! uld have been exposed But hs oo ®5 ++» entire igberitance would be relies « ** - . — oat _ P magia " . ae , . ; = P Vv 7 . ¢ ’ r Wg / wi 1 i i¢ MM b COTTON JONES it es. : : impressed w~ tb hig . ’ ~ as “eae ; pre a ce ‘5 Vrs Grogan after a w'riw I hen } eee) om fem ley thie timttee of © antie! 1 toid rte that hayden a anit ’ Pa The ‘ ’ ‘ wv - ¢ vf ] - PL ih? er ™ in and accepted Wren they . d bed 4 > - . ix 4 pur?) = } poke was . : “ have the gute ¢ ali { atid ea: he would Il hint 1 few weeks atter Hayden rac : : ers : ' inz cones : n Pio’ ‘ : PlePY r been hete We Pad «tt «cutiveteaeatior ' thie } a. 8c ? ottered ‘hem $2000 , . _— Mar-ied later and went to live im the Ba : s af : — _ ‘ ar ee o* es stad ‘ L *? re -e = kic h@usee thro == ~_ , - = : cach tine L hed cerveteativunse tor cd: , bcos “6 ' = . . - . . - \ ‘ = se 5 use Lar ugh : e » Some A‘trardo Apartmesn‘s. . ned by be ¢ “Conlic! . ta ’ - . > neter credited es gan estate. the doctor did sot hare me Lan i@icdd ai bes tt Cote thirvugl and then 1a se.ey cafe here @e ashore time after ‘ 4 ; wife , ‘ . » 4 ,* ; ‘ . : ’ “ . . , ’ - os : ; ? : ss Cantield was here Contield didn't do anything in Nre. Davies iro ind aslugezed ) ; in the sets sttem? : | wee. - oat a encugh to buy an overcoat. His . ° 4 . 7 : . “ ~ & oh = ‘ " . . ' ; . « : fer ‘+. and for almost everything ese t ten on : , = | Mrs. Grogas- shortiy diserrered 1 paid Moseley $Seooe cash after the time or rather at the ¢ me of the conversa , mare ae ' ) io} "] r rR , Widow Be 3 =e. Oe _ She t ee = | aise was to pay bim BSeooo more after the job was dome. This conversation | ee , , awe Ss —) eo irs. F1 rOrick- : "3m Manner of man she bad married. = . ag . 5 oe : * ~* » 4 ~ . . " P 4 — on ¢a «= ~ » * A ) gorgeous oc Cute along i" the Mrcmth oft Auguat >? Ne pr ernbe: , p24 S| hat was the last , Me : J : "Beetad: . Be r ar - : - . , r" )? state aa ents * * 7. ‘ i ‘ - ~ ; i. 2eP ws * >i as wa Vie ror . oi ieB a, woe ; learned ts accept the @4octor’s “ > " " > ‘~~ > ™ ° 7 . . . a ‘ 6 7 : * L saw Muselicy before the holdup occurred, which was on October 14. 1924 led he attac , — a oe ' ‘ape subpects arrested denied any ce : : a ; nin , ree eee 5 a contemptuous. smile. = oe “Walter Moseley never told me how the job was going to be pulled, but I sup . NGS Sh ND i ee Ole cl eal 9 ae ee ee urderous “Same. 2ce-zing him could not have lived I et : led going to be pulled outside somewhere. I kmew that the job was gorng | 3 ea ) | : . ) , " ' , ms , : oe . > oR SOW * "game Son she was telling her father, F wa % “© me titn my r gr her I tO em anc fain oe renbgto t : : negotial: ' Ry 7 ;' . sla ‘ Ae , ee ee x : pu av . ¢, but did not know woen oO! woe¢cte ; was ‘ he heat up a , - . : . 2 3°] : inns : : Mh 4s lew inkhasopr se feit. and how tf her ehot vp apd my wite killed | » band ; eruelties continued she woald ‘ forced to seek a separation _ [t was entirely characteristic of the : a ) : . tor that he should hare dropped all pret While l was sitting im the chair in the living room at my house and my wife pas at . en Mrs. Davies ure hs sail ; ee : Die ad : uplte , Ht. I ry , . about . - ey! . | | F; ‘ With his wife She meant eniy sito Saeiiion f hease mv witt crs are ee. aT wae | ) who s - = oe CDi 5 Li isin ey ik: . s to t ¥ age Pre bid identical a q | 7*ar or ao, and he was after much more, the bead by whoever was there. [ saw two men. bet don't know who they were urged on § Line ie ae i ad to put out of tb s WOU . } Wile a fo nt against a farm co" who acm & ss | ansferred his attentions te het sem. yt 1} ° va ° ' ‘ J ~~? a : The 'two men who talked with me about the deal wanted S2o0cee for the job ;. . ne has not n explains ‘ace + the sant , ret-it doe r se to «€of th -. McG tirection bs » Charles Patrick Grogan Between the I agreed to pay : . ae . ois, 2b De this . | aN gg tore | y - ;rogan Bet “Moseley and ] hecl Gur COMVEeTeation cComern ne the ‘Durn p rhe of a4 ashe entered in the Mike club and ! offered Moseley Beooo to do the ,, Perce rr) i don’t know who did the job, but on October 14 I and my wife were home about , nd Pp. my 1 sat it the ving tf Oorm and mv wite went upstairs about ro p ve We ad been sitting im the living room wuntil that time We ». : ° , oom > . : . " ad been to my mother's ; ° fur¢cer Was before we went home At b . 3 “P rie th : 9 pera te pees om | p there developed a rather remarkable fr " : the v was p* 4 si] 3 , it , : er *.% - . , . — - “_ - a . i‘ -4 ‘ ws , - > ‘ " : ~ , . . ; : v : , \s } a F) ¢ » 5 = er M ~S ev .~ 2 e \ . . c ' J ry March. es . . ad ; Ji 4 ] - : Or Vie . : : 5 4 ahi- Young Grogan accepted. Dr Yoan and wanted te gY anead wits tne Jes inc ger '"e ress oF the money oa? . -* "= © 5 . ; _ . cy on . ‘ Pe ‘ 7 4 ‘ . - t for 09 ’ F Rts et that time that he would get me Mv a ther chunmmed together: or ral « ~~ Se cy toi ee “ 4 \ ' ; . yy x ; . ' wa i. aT 2a Y ; ” ~~ D Visit? UG ; 4 4 tS ~ : t Or toad ed *- * Se be’. ; ue weaot r ben clients had paid off notes 0 ae P Ot bis . a — Before that time and after the job was Pulled and about ro days after +h : ' = S : . , aoe : B ac paid fit 2 Way te be sice to Bim = om s0 incident, ¢ woman by the mame of Mabe! Kessler came to the Elks ns ‘the sa : ! in a lea lo 2 His decision a , - ) ogether in the Ii = and be had pocketed the moner he somaa™ > = very let whe tee aoe ro ares oe, % wee the first ¢me that aes 3" 2 | , : Bman Or men who cia t? t sert of work. Th! $e z a fake extension of the ‘oan asd go os Signed a will naming his stepfather as ‘{ — © | "ever them . . - : : any money. | kmew at the time that I made this dea! wirh Moseley for +1 12. suite accidenta!!* Me was reating i> They Didn't Deliver it, but meuet have been crazy at the mme =" r ol eat ) ' REP ER ———_—————_——__— lace it elsewhere and sell bim @ | Weubles. She told ber father that she a ) “While I waz sitting tn a chair iz the living , But alwars be paid interest - @fraid to divorce Young now. decause dont know who dark. so that a berrower would sf =e | MBong his friends if she persisted in Be : Bryan and nal ) : one by th mame of Cash, Dave attempted to Diackma:! me bu: ! x 4aca™ma Nim was @ prodiem for : Lilie. and he selved ing interest If the lender wished @ 3 beneficiary | ane the | mg OfF of my wite that I was doing w: the loan MeGee would persuade "ae 6=0ls« “f*anwhile. Mrs. Young was having « . wWwial Ong 5 Tea ; wr : have heer art mm. . ‘ ; | : . v ‘ e* re - : . "? : : 2° -_ re =) ; ny wife "ac zon a De ae 5 SorTowers asd ‘enders from 4 ie ~ had played on ner He -ad 4 . ' I went UPSlalirs ing suspicious It was eharactermtic of . ‘a od & Camera ic her houdotr and had ei who beld his loan. Therefore be could - _%®8tien ¢f divorce. Hunt advised ber & Ca B — Continued on Neat Page

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ee 2 ee se -—— —- —— ——— - ~ ~- —™~ - ——- —_— : ; TTT mr ey 1 SUNDAY, ras vos T : JUNE 38. torr JUNE 28, 1925 he Daily POST-DISPATCHY alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTR other even es ee ing newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR 19 = HIAMOND'S SPARKLE DOOMED HM Wife's Life Dr. Young Wore Ring Taken From Hand of the Rich Wife He Murdered With Dentists’ Gas | ED HIMIST FOR GOLD MADE HIM A ee MURDERER; A Ln R—-neeeea ——— bleeding from Scalp ten over the head wie —— _ : : MRS. GRACE GROGAN YOUNG unhappy and knew she had planned a di- which Mrs. Young was supposed to have bor- some hard instrumen: . Detectives Seizing on the Clew Were Corvinced That ogee SE nese FOE SS ELEC SU SEC OG Oo voree. Being only 18, however, he did not rowed from him. - The detective, conscien- id her of her diamond ri, Had Guilty Knowledge of Mrs. Grace Grogan Young’s baa eT ae hs soe My, glow it to worry him, and had made up his tiously trying to trace the bonds, discovered Ortally hurt, however. - : ig ‘ g7.% Sg Me — ay Pe ee. ee a eee Y mind to stand by his good old pal, Doc Young. that the seria] numbers were fictitious. He Severed. Then. she wall Disappearance, and Grilled Him Until He ,Confessed— a | . ee ———y guéstioned Young more closely and the doctor ie beck her strengu Tells How He Killed Her With Gas After He Had Made Yo : ak bun Som Visits Muadas Sian, Ut Eli one ces | ihe rst intimation he . ° . V bs Uy on isits urder Scene. urne 7Tant agains 8 nt @ - na fake robbery ad a Her Drunk, and How He Hid Body in Cistern ot Lonely . Gag ee | municated his suspicions to the police. When the police, under direction of District Atterney Asa Keyes and Captain of Detec- tives James F. Bean took up investigation of Mrs. Young's disappearance they had nothing r his wife was 10 days aft | The second day after the murder Dr. TS. Mabe! Kessler Young suggested to his stepson that they drive out to the Beverly Glen cabin He ex- . . : %Y Cabin—Police Believe He Had Planned to Kill/His Step- j Downs _son, Charles Patrick-Grogan, Heir to $2,000000 Estate 7 gel Mabied the “rest or of “Olive King,” Who Had Named Young as/Chief Ben- 7* ; eS plained that he wanted to pour mere con- he took to mean the ¢o th ff Y a ae ath i? vi 5 but a very strong suspicion of her husband . . -900 b é Clary. Y crete onto the floor of the cistern because it z bay Moseley if the attempt Y) ae was net.thick enough. Charles Patrick ane work with. Yet this suspicion proved ordingly he told the Kean a Gye to thé ‘expetitien: | ea c urdar CnoUse: @ would not pay. as isl By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. Y aan = Ai o é eG @ se i : er as ayy © jo . - Yi scene he cheerfully helped his stepfather mix : Te icneh, job af LOS ANGELES, June 27. G * Chis eemerete and seer St Seek tee Ghee | Police Suspect Young. : ptter confessed not to } R. THOMAS YOUNG, the dentist, was so greedy for wealih that he dreamed gross, L ,i(;é‘ y welirpectiberibipens row h me, pa yrasned. Davies the millionaire ‘‘olive king.” Quickly, the He reminded her that she was paying for the AP ee Z without convicting himself, but for one thing. 4 agen nega comands @ dapper little dentist managed an introduction. establishment, that it was her home aad ne Y gis : Y gan patapeplbainitiin op ho money from him at any tim He knew that modesty and humbleness would Z fae sed Y ring which had belonged to his wife. He had made by the other suspe ) ergo. When he talked to Mrs. Grogan G ee Z coveted that ring. Doubtless his greedy eyes Bemercate to the contrary, the for the first time he told her several yarns Z bs ae Y had gloated over it in prospect many times ackmailed by various member . Y, (i %Y as it sparkled on his wife’s finger. On the | . /™ shout his income. He gave her to under- WptezwwXL. 0 Y : . ger. | eee Out more than $7009, stand that he was the most successful dentist Ye Uli “yg G; night of the murder he stripped it from her 4 : , ¥ UY, ZY 4 dead hand. His passion for wealth—dia. in Los Angeles with a handsome suite as hi: Ye Y ARS HIS office. He waved his hands and his eyes fi Y Y monds, money, anything of value—betrayed glistened behind his horn-rimmed spectacles, . | Yr, Y "o nisl on — DRS BOWED TO HIM fied tastastic air castles took shape. “Oh 4. il 7% Y vues ttaves ane ek neni daes aunt ee HE SWINDL yes,” he would say, “I find making money G: Ge | oe y Attorney Keyes and his assistants were - 7 ED TH rather easy, don’t you know? I mean that a YY Yl Y vinced—utterly convinced—that he was . fe Y : Y We Z guilty of murder. Had they been less deter- ued from Preceding Page. when I go into big deals I always seem to Y Y hit ft right.” : Y ; Vf mined they might not have questioned so ot her acent she may esc; J at Y a ; i acent she may cape the Bic deals. Mbney. How he loved to talk 3 e Y long-——two nights—-or so severely. But the os ae YW about them! Bust in the present instance he had the might man. And after hour after a. | ew st furnish a little more than Wise-—A prominent Carthag geow that he mu : 44. ZY J hour of grilling, question and answer, ques- . ~@ » rente and offices for a Uh 7 HY , e bought a farm on which the . nf > agra “oy feat ) ener fad ijt Y % 44 wh tion and answer, Dr. Young broke down. e held by W. A. er, : me ST Yt _ Y % Wf ) ; »y Turner, a mer BGs Ste explained bis Ford coupe with YJ ¢ g Y a Y Y), Three times he dictated to a stenographer his y ? sum of $2500 Dr. Wise as- bOrtgare and began making pays wee, his personal] friend. In fac bth Dr. Wise and Turner socially yed cards with them McGee the original loan and was pres Ing after Turner's interests, Ine keted the money Dr. Wise paid confession. Then he directed the police to the cistern in the cabin. Mrs. Young's body was found, under a mask’ of concrete. Checking over the details of the murder, police theorists are inclined to doubt that Dr. Young drove his wife to his office and got her befuddled with drink. They belfeve he ah easy laugh and: “My tastes are simple and an unmarried man should economize, I fink.’ What little money he had he spent where it would have the greatest effect. Sim- ple tastes. He lusted for Mrs. Grogan's welry, her motor cars, her homes. His fin- gers itched for the crinkly checks she could SS WS “ Se Pa Ks ADI. DDT iIi})S99 SS \ SS ~ WSs SS s \ TTR Te MAIER Write. e had found his way to fortune at Uf af not. tell Turner that any of th " He had found hi ” sa Y YY, YY murdered her in their home on Kingsley drive } a been taken up. To keep Tura % ‘ YY by administering somnoform while she slept, iy MeGee paid him the stipuls ee: % YY then took the body to the cabin. But this was if ae loan recularilv. He kept o | He Marries Money. GY : / Vy the only point on which any doubt has been d pocketing payments from Dry Y GG voiced. That Dr. Young murdered his wife he had taken in $2000 of the 2, = Ses Y YZ is certain. | She accepted him for what he claimed to Y 4 Yj Z His attorneys are busily at work on an in- he and listened to his wooing. Several times Y, se : yy Z oa sanity ples. | a le must have paused in the love affair to Uy ; U,14G ei: pey Never Guessed Make sure of her financia] standing. He QD 4% J , Uy, ~~ | +7 Warned, of course, that Patrick Grogan had lbp 3 if Ly GG FOR THIRTY-FIVE YEARS HIS Pi thet Turncr hell the more eit his $2,000,000 estate in trust to his son, Wleypyyypyyyp “lg ug NEIGHBORS BOWED TO HIM i hut it never occurred & Charles Patric k Grogan, but had provided his — aa een ein hy WHILE HE SWINDLED THEM jen to Turner that he had mada ™0w with an income of $1000 a month. The a no ‘ch arg y c f 7 pn a coer Y/ Y"y “ly Continued from Preceding Page. He believed implicitly in McGee’smm &% ¥ho was 16 then, lived with his mother ee ee ae SOR MG Y's, % h . ; fo and she spent for him the liberal allowance 4.44% ZY * oe: pe compare notes with the lender and thus ex- | BU PPO q that he Was promptly SP ; F ; hig and that ehe should shut herself awat Z we Y GZ % A me. m ‘“ : . sd ' ge McGee : = a inieell hj Provided from the accrued interest and profits ' 3 ; Kt ’ ; G¢ “uti Rae Bee . Se : 7 : , _ ae f er ali the mone . turned into 11M . rc from him. This she agreed to do yy 7) C7; ore yy Pe Bi. oo =O e Those who have delved into the tangle of ones rete red tm it \icGee of the fortune. VW hen he was ye | e would ‘ ‘ yas UY, bo ay * Ss. , 3 4 * — i M Ge , f affairs cab only guess when his dis- — bay Tres fits and when he was Z Y Pa My, ae McGee & been exposed Put his thievery e the — anc oie ak a ay PGE g YY, Y YU tinyt honesties began. It 4s supposed, however, did not come out until the othe 3 the entire inheritance would be released ° . | y, SG i” pee SS , | 1e out u ho 7 Young Grogan Mysteriously Poisoned | JG Gs 4h tat sya leap 3 | 4 hat be had been chentiukmneneser tens Ge fise has filed suit to force Furn : , | yy a Gp G i ae ¥ ee i he Bi _ Sia 15 y - ’ ° ve ‘¢ v ge a a Oe ears. ® $500 balance of the note anda Dr. Young, though a trifle disappointed Y ZY y 4 am a Se ’ ' Y yp Wy pe In order to keep his scehemes afloat it Turner contends. however, that@e@at the mother and not the son had In January of this year young Grogan be- Y FV "Yugi 1s eatimnated that be paid ane Genee o vere Wise’ arent and that the loss tid Patrick’s millions, considered that to be came ill. The cause of it was this: He had ‘yy, Vostppett Ss csumart la Phan clients demanded S. Repfather to such an heir was enough. He trouble with a tooth and Dr. Young had filled Ulin Ue WULMMMiijff = ere eee. | s | their money and he*had to pay up. .The in- terest, these payments and little losses for speculation were a heavy drain. Whether McGee actually put away any of his stolen wealth, or whether it was come- h~ sumed in living expenses and business losses The tube and rubber mask used by Dr. is a moot question in Carthage. The general Young in administering the lethal dose of opinion is, however, that McGee was balanc- . : ; } : srmnoform, 3 guid gat employed by demas’ ing a dangerous bail which regulred Sear fessed that he gave gas to his wife as she everything he stole to keep going. : Moposed to Mrs. Grogan after a whirlwind it for him. After the treatment his face He bor Surtship and was accepted. When they were swelled and it looked as if he had septic Birried later and went to live in the hand- poisoning. Mrs. Young was greatly worried, me Alvardo Apartments, owned by the Gro- but did not suspect her husband. The Hunt fn estate, the doctor did not have money family, however, did, and Mrs. Young's father "ough to buy an overcoat. His wife paid told her of his suspicions. While refusing to for it, and for almost everything else from agree, she conceded his request that another pee then on. doctor be called in. Dr. J. A. Le Deux was | The Murder Plan. = Borick Widow ; Lost g 850 Mrs. Grogan-Young shortly discovered the summoned and under his treatment the youth | : ee pean , Certainly, Dr. Young stood face to face with defeat. He had fastened upon this mother and son with the ugly passion of a leech. Now she was planning to shake him loose. ansford---City Constable on his h#use through MeGee and MeGee never credited him with lid not release the mortgage, ale fine Hansford that he had done ~ SS -. , WS WANS ; eo. in ~ * | Me pe FEA _Z y Banner of man she had married. She soon recovered after an illness of three weeks. 2 % ) nents to McGee which he did not med t A pen seous waras Had the affair come Xo t! i e et) He made up his mind to kill her. Z Y dozed in their automobile until she died. There is nothing but sympathy here for 0 acce octor’s gor Y § ne@ aila ne to the attention o ne : ZF Neds . P P sre gos He took every precaution. His own story % * wh, Y McGee's daughter. She is looked upon as vith a contemptuous smile. Her illusions police Dr. Young would have been extremely Y ; % . ! . Of the crime, which is not believed in its en- Y Gg The bov did not know he was helping to one of.the most pathetic victims of his mis- riche | Mcerning him could not have lived long. embarrassed. Miss Dorothy Leopold, his | ‘ ff : Y % : ait goes on slowly the ram! she was telling her father. F. W. Hunt, pretty office assistant. had noticed him « tirety by the police. but which has not been Z Y cover the body of his murdered mother deeds. She was popular among the young - — . . . , . oJ : Pesplaiil, ile ce Xx - “4 fe s affairs deepen the maze. In bow . . erlmentine with ! HA Od challenged on point of fact, shows that he A Se , Y Nothing in Dr. Young's attitude then or people of the town when attending Carthage vhich McGee either forged Of & meRappy she felt, and how if her hus- per waa [ae Ceteres, Cae Ser jlanned each step with care and cunni Z* 3 Y thereafter betrayed him To observers he high school and continues to own a long list a aiaigiad fi . nd PMnd’s crueities continued she would be tives might have put two and two together. jars Se Se Zi Y AE wipe REAM «og mee ra : a dhe iets Be smto Guplicating notes © loreed to seek ti As it happened, the incident passed Dr On the night of February 21, by -his own Z Z was his usual debonair self. While they of friends in Carthage. She is now 19 years | - eek ene on. AS ap led, 1c] : ee Y ) -j ’ | P notes to business and profeie ge tt » yeeenenees ; eae » A i Soa les 4 admission, he drove his wife from their home ° Z Y worked eoncealing the body he joked with old and in junior standing at the University e numerous. C.F. McElroy, Ww tuys entirely characteristic of the doc- ¢ oe T) ee ee Cae ee Oe to his office. There they drank whisky until Y Yj young Grogan Afterwards, he arranged sev- of Kansas. . : at he show! ave e } etense friends. nere was a definite change in Mrs. : ; Y ety | Pa" nd W. J. Sewall. editor of the pel “8a u we ave dropp : sp bene ve CO 8 aR ee ll e > Page she was befuddied Then he took her out y Y eral parties at the cabin to which his stepson Mrs. Fabian told the corerspondent that , } e. She 1° Vv ; H — ‘ ; she ’ y no 0 : ‘ BS. hold identical notes for $1500 iinn al) - owe 6 a mor He listen to the pleadings of her father and her to a cabin he owned in Beverly Glen, an un- MY, Ve. and Miss Leopold, his office assistant, were McGee spent very little for his daughter's ; : * ; ef was a er mu e. . — a . ‘ i i } . , m couple who admit signing t frequented spot lying at the foot of the moun- Y invited support. She was obliged to dr eco . P é Mensferred his attentions to her son. young brothers, E. R. Hunt and H. A. Hunt. She . ' — : : Wa ; , , ot : ged Gress wars di MeGee's direction Byron A rles Pp Pgag am Satie eonvinesd ti P tains behind Beverly Hills the Hollywood Mrs. Youne’s family was not so easily sat- ically at school. When he sold the family | c A! ully co! nce inat the octor was , ; Olds, banker, and a client of there a oe paragae cn 9% Dagens foamy langerous n : That m4 s ri movie colony. When thev reached the cabin isfied with th® doctor's explanations. He home McGee remarked to *her, Mre. Fabian ; . eveloped : at! tend. Ganeerous Man hat appears evident fror vagy ; :, , sons NV. MeCawley's hold duplicated ip y eloped a rather remarkable friend i: Cale rr ae nis i = - : " she had fallen into a doz Using a rubber Whi nowed Frank Hunt the receipts and even said “‘Now, maybe I can afford to send Helen Oung G ¢ ‘cepte : : € ankK ness th which she discussed hir ) ) nv ae — _ ) - 000 signed by another fare + ung Grogan accepted Dr. Young as : : 2 mask and funnel, he administered somno- THOMAS YOUNG letters purporting to have been written by to a university with this money. ' pal; they chummed together: or rather, at family conferences. After thinking it over form to her i sed br“denti for _— M Young from New York. But Hunt was Only once w McG detect! On . LU) - . i i ‘as USO , IF OLISts j ; TS Vulise ee *, 1 4¥e Vi i, , y 8 , | 700 the doctor toadied to the boy He went out for a week or so she announced her intention she * 98 ee , , r bn ¢ ¢ hee Memes Rte gs . its had paid off notes to McG ’ 7% short anestnhesla—uvunDI11! she no sONDBer for ing his -wife either at the office hefore sure his dau: er would not have jeft Los that occasion he tendered Cashier Jacobs c$ his way to be nice to him. It got so that Of going to Paris for a divorce. cketed the money he sometimes breathed. Then he stopped her nostrils with the murder or a’ some other tims he says Angeles without telling him good-by He was the First National Bank a note of which the Bed the security they had put — short while the doctor was dis. The effect of this decision on Dr. Young cotton and stuffed a rubber bag into her was at the ewffice—to sign several ‘blamk certain that Mrs. Young had met with foul bank had an exact @uplicate. This was point- fool the lender, he would issu@ When mg panda with re The time we, can easily be ve He saw himself sep- throat. sheets of paper and address two envelopes. play at the hands of her husbané. The Hunts ed out to him and he hastily withdrew the ion of the loan and co on pay’ ot a » apenas in a ete 4 of generosity, arated from the luxurious home on Kingsley His next step was to dispose of the body. So the next morning he announced to Charles suspected bim from the first and their sws- second note, saying: “My mistake. This was If the lender wished to call ® — naming his stepfather as chief drive, he ha worshipped luxury, who hun- Previously he had dug a cistern under the Patrick Grogan that his mother had gone off picions, growing with the weeks, finally just a copy I had for reference. I mistook pe MeGee would persuade him & Meanwhi) : gered a4 the rustie of silk and was — floor of the cabin. Into this he threw the to Paris to get a divorce. In proof of this aroused the police to action. it for another note.” Jacobs says he thought inne) end ‘sali him ao forged a = Mre. Young was having her tured by the ee purr of a servant’s murdered woman. The body fell to the con- assertion he showed the vouth receipts for After neat a ree months had passed, Dr. at the time it “sounded funny,” but believed wavs he paid interest regularly, atraia " _— told her father that she was arto He saw himseif separated from his crete floor of the cistern with such force that $100,000 in Liberty bonds and $24,000 cash Young pretended to be convinced that his John McGee to be an honest man. wers and lenders from becom trie, ay divorce Young now, because of a wife's $1000 a month ineoms. And worst of bones were broken and the face mutilated. which had been signed. ostensibly by his wife really had disappeared and was not in That is the plaint one hears continually in It was characteristic of himyqgy led ® had played on her. He had con- all, he knew that if Mrs. Young left him his But the doctor, in his frenzy, was not minded mother. In reality, the doctor had faked the Paris waiting for a divorce. He engaged Wal- Carthage now. People here are realizing now on keeping his clients tn thé -.. & camera in her boudoir and had taken relations with her son would be anaes. Slow- to care for delicacies of behavior He worked receipts by using the signatures in blank he ter Grant, a private detective, to trace her. that the image they reared and called Johan a borrower would not kno® .; — he threatened to distribute ly perhaps, but eyneny they would drift nastily and fled the scene, driving back to had obtained from Mrs. Young In trying to make the thing look natural he McGee was a mocking gpecter of the truth. joan. Therefore he could neveld his friends if she persisted in her in- apart. And would he continue to be named the Kingsley place home. Young ‘Grogan accepted the announcement outdid himself He ventured to supply Grant While they bowed to it the real John MeGee | B of divorce. Hunt advised her to re- the chief beneficiary in young Grogan’s wil? He had prepared his story is advance by readily. He had seen that his mother was with the serial numbers of the Liberty Bonds was busy right and lef, picking pockets. : tinued on Next Page. e

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j or a Veutechiand tu Le Scrappe f orreepontence of the As@ociated Pr HAMBURG June ai The bweutschiand. a fo ler tranweatian pride of the Man nburg-Ameri in Line, hase been sold to a = rm oto bye rapped 1} rved as a) exeursion bout ants name Victoria. Liiise, and afte World Wa “aes again put Into ‘ice between Hamburg and New York as the Hansa ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = ~ 4 7 — ~ — ala .- “ « “. _ > ae es EE “ DISTRICT MANAGERS WANTED In «ities of 50.000 up. Or ganizing crews of house-to- ouse demonstrators of house and street dresses at popular prices. Man with experience such as Fuller Brush and Real Silk preferred. Good commissions and exclusive protected territors & 000 to #10000 a year should be easy. Give complete details of experience in first letter CAROL LEE 132 Gateway Station, Kansas City, Mo. -_—_— ee el 2 - Pd . 4 - ™ - - & es ~ Ca eee Pe EE Se fee ee le gee = — . a ~a - a a a = - Fens wi Miller ~ Baby a ; One of the smallest Grand pianos ever built, vet it possesses the same remarkable tone characteristics that have made Henry I, Miller pianos famous since 1860. eee we SMITH.REIS PIANO ©). ed a a The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1928. ee .. CLOSED TE-FLOATING SEASON TO SAVE BASS = limber Companies of state sig gree to Aid Izaak Walton league Movement. ; _ - m *-tnrcr ‘ agreed to suspend fhe fiocoating iz ; | ry ties in Missouri streams April lo and June , is “oS floating down the Ozark strear- - we eee senso! luring the spawning i idea of the damage the te were doing to the #tpawninheg beds T companies pledging a ces- ot rafting in fhe spawning season are Potos) Tie and Jur abi ‘| Co. Abeles & Taussig Lumber and Tie Co., Consumers Tie Service Co ye » aH iqsTi Manassa Timber Co Ww J ko Lumber Co.. Hussey-Hobbs Tie Co., Scott Tie Co., Western Tie and Timber Co., National Lumber and Creosoting Co.. W. J. Delano, Ho- hart-Lee Tie Co., Long-Bell Lum- ber Co.. Egyptian Tie and Timber Co. Wright Tie Co. and Gross & Janes “The pledge of the companies, will save more young fish that all , the ye of Missouri can pro- duce Congressman Hawes, u i member of the league declared. | ‘ “Rilack bass are now nearing e&x- tinction, and the chance to spawnh undisturbed will mean that they: can populate our streams again.” CHIROPRACTORS TO CONDUCT DRIVE AGAINST INCOMPETENTS. Newly Formed Organization to Co- operate With Authorities in Campaign. A campaign ‘o put incompetent chiropractora in the city out of business will be launched soon by the newly orginized St. Louls Chiropractors’ Association, accor1- | ing to a statement ftssued yester day by the Executive Commilttee. Ways and means of conducting the campaign will be decided at the next monthly meeting of the association, July 7, and the cam- paign will] start immediately there- after. 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OCULIST PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Specials: Bifocal Lenses, two vri- Library Frames, large Shellold Rim, metal nose sions; for far and near shellold, light weight: bridzes and temple with 35c, 3 for $1.00 |= $2.75 “ame a» dic ing 7 : ture above large toric lenses for $2.75 fr or = $2.95 near Puretest Drugs (Drugs of Purity) C yton, who has original soueae. ' | Fireproof mn plans. The amount involve not disclosed. | Capac 'The tract was formerly used as’ he St. Louls County Fair Grounds. | A tract of 19 acres adjoining on, east was sold through the Mis- ippi Valley Trust Co. for a ent, but the identity of the pur- ser is withheld. opment fur Salo Near Algonquin Club. than a yes A record transaction of the we*K} yren's Chri braced 12 acres on the Berry toute will adjoining the golf course of | Algonquin Golf Club, throug" | fall. 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Disinfectant .. - ABS, ee tie Electric Co., members School will Flyosan . ies se ' Algonquin Club, who contem- | Binck Flag Powder 2Te, ‘ It is propos te erecting handsome residences Riack Flag Liquid. 19¢, Sie: “eomb, of this clv Flit Insecticide ........+« » a part of the tract for thelr own signed in h A Are we ena ts sae Meupancy, and restricting the re- ent .Blow § ohe Red Devil Roach Powder.3 for Mainder for fashionable homes. _ | .¢ the ¥. } hOc Red Devil Roach Pow.. 3 for$ —=The former owner, Edith 4i.! heir 4 , Thompson Roach Powder. . . . 30, . . their desig Peterman Roach Powder.....- 19¢, 39e acon, a client of Jarv rv hea The bull °c Peterman Discovery. ....««+* id at the rate of approximately SOc Getz Roach or Bed Bag....-- | dark red b 4000 an acre, which registcr® @)),iq in Fle Cascara Aromatic, 8 oz... 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't} and boys, bon the east side of tne Berry | 4nd classre 4d and south of the Kirkwood. of the bt Tkuson line and Is opposite the; ®)5 mnasium entious stone residence being| Bowling a fected by Edward T. Hall, presi-| The bulldt tof the Ralston Purina Co concrete ¢ eThe new addition which will be | and will B | ricted ta residences costing | well locate 00, will be knewn as Algon- | °¥er addits » future, Keep Cool These Hot Days Electric Fans STAR-RITE MAKE $6.00 Star-Rite Fan, 7-inch, straight... $9.00 Star-Rite Fan, 8-inch, st~aight. . $10.00 Star-Rite Fan, 10-inch, straight. . $15 Star-Rite Fan, 10-inch, oscillator, Guarantced one year 8, Pe rap 69c Curlex Marcel Electric $12.95 75c Sanitary Aprons. ws , ,. .36c $1.50 Bath Sprays ij. oC 50c Household Rubber Apron, assorted colors .39c $1.25 Mermaid Swimming Brassieres......... 98c / BOY BOB Best Hafr Clipper made. Absolutely guaranteed bindes of finest quality cutlery steel, hardened and tempered. Strong. light and durable; clips fast, stays sharp, clips even and neat. Easy, quick spring action; hand fitting * a : | t—V . . Hair Clippers ror cits | .Sirsm.ehiires cacsme aetonen Plo nna Nut Caramels. The Box.. OQ Pound. 25c For any current. Regular $2.00 value. Sale iia abet» $1. 19 Auto Vacuum Ice Cream Freezer nwood by virtue of the dense | | th of timber on the land. tt! playground breceiving the attention of mem-| building ts of the Algonquin Club who this eae: We building plans, acgording to | Machaichaete-Cverhot? Real Es- PROPERTY Co. which has been made sell- agent of the addition.. WAS Is Ss activity reflécts. the! In the re wth of the city into the county! Weat Pine Md ix ine reasing with crystalliza-| day's Post- Nof sentiment for extension of Was printe me city limits | $21,008, Gas J Davis Place Another Example. pa oer" aa d » Davis Place, just beyond the city purchased ison the Clayton road, forms a through Ed able instance of the city’s! *?™ Ward growth. An addition ¢k-| === mively for duplex homes has | ment arous conceived in Davis place,| nas heen | Bich embraces the former estate | vance in @ Wilsonia Electric © Curling Iron Regular $1.00 Value Waving Iron —futting tension. Barbers’ Shears value... 79¢ Knickerbocker Bath Sprays At Reduced Prices $1.50—No. 191 Bath 2.00—No, 4181 Bath 2.50—No. 182 Bath $3.50—No,. 303 Bath PR ye eae $4.50—No. 73 Bath DN sss chee eeree wes Spray..... al bw ele ee Pe Pee are ® late Samuel C. Davis. It fs) suburban "E developed on an ambitious ® by Everett Davis. president of Ee. Davis Realty Co., which has! &n important factor in urban | Nalon. AS was told in last ae ‘Dispatch. the Ben Althelmer| Of note Brother Realty Co., has pur- | Purchase id the Weber tract of 196) the north feet west | at the northwest corner of) Hugo Wu ) avenue and Woodson road for) dence. t MUDdivision of 59.000 front feet Realty Co, rush fpr lots in thie addition! Sy Theron already begun. Another Another notewerthy development | Francise Bdent to the city’s growth, Ph ee feet Beview on the Manchester road, io bes h will be launched today by the ge bat ay Realty Co., In connection myer, ‘wh A. R. Scholimeyer & Co. the site & result of this movement OD-| were the 'y in response to the senti- tion. Hugo BRenutifal and wart ied assortment of $7 and 4 biade Kuives in vastens 99m All first-class mer chandisae, highest * guality. TEMPERED ._ STEEL BLADES — ag 8 Ss $2.00

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- >? eee re FUNDAY, 2] i cacsemma ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH QUIS WRENS REN WQq f WAAN : x \ IWS as SWAY we ~ ee ee ey a . IQAAQ AG eeee=eenenene=s’s—_—_— or MAMAN SS \N ACCS s HOUSES, HOMES, REAL ESTATE. FARMLANDS Fl a SSSR & = SSG,» yyy; e °°" wn], ] ’ =" °° 6 > v.° ” 5 "°° 0] "yw )00,70 O 7 Fw DQ0qyvv >° 0 — vl 5D} _d_OQ~D NW :./_ mnnoabanaal : SSS Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 2 The More You Say the Better 'Twill Pay. PAGES 1—12B. ; i ee N\. \e awa ws nabs> A yee tee SS * Pe ee ————— ee | Soda Fountain is un. § ————— ed in service and WaprAk! EIGHT. ess. We serve the If “= ee Nt LLL CL Ct . ——_—$. ———e ee Ce _ ee —— imme mmeeameeee = ee oe —— —— - -_— - — — -_— - - - - a = - — : ee ~ _ — - ~ — = ee —_— _— — —_ -- _— —_— —_ ee . ‘in ee —_——~ — — — - —— — - — — —— ee. -_— A —— For ale, Autos, anal ‘ Musical.) for Employment, nown “DE LUXE” — -_ —— oo or ee ean eo ——————— = —————— : éé 99 ° éé 99 ream, and as you Wf | INDEX to Section “A” (See Section “B , there is none bet. . Agewts’ Rent Lists ; Bullders’ Columns -... & | Bus. (F. C.. Wtd.. Pt.9.P.24 Cottages Wtd. to Rent 4 | Farms, Farm Land Pt.2.P.8 | Flats Wanted ; | Garages. Stables .. Jennings Property ' Per. Prop. Loans Pt. 2, P.8 | Residences for Rent. ... Timber Lands. .Pt. 2, P. Our egg drinks are | Apartments (For Sale)... | Bung., Cottages ‘(Sale)...8 | Bus, Pro. (For Rent) 4 Dwellings Wtd. for Rent. 4 Farms for Rent. Pt. 2, P. 8 | Flate Wtd. to Rent... | Houses for Rent . “e | Kirkwood Property | Real Estate— : N ~ & guid or 59 SHINN S SSX tke SS. SS as WAQa SS aaa me ele = YAY -SQe : ) . ra | Squadron of State Guard Will ao. ge lle Bo. eee yt r OP WN Do St é | Ree =? abe te, S: ) | unts Over Ridge- Curvfit hee OULLIN pores . See, ae 3 x Nr | g - ¢ wr rhe . > ¢ : > ae AO 2s a ‘ ZZ, wif 7, $Z “yf At, c.- » view on Manchester Road. lies’ Safety Razor ——_— ’ afe Way to Remove Halr lend on South Side of the + Doctors will warn - ~ you that the EN oniv safe way to Clayton Near Conway -') remove hair is . f to shave it off, ‘4 \, There is ® grave Road to Be Opened as tanger in the ose . of strong cheml- ram. cals — otherwise, : Subdivision. does it not stand J to reason men A —_—_——— wonld use them? ae eg Serves to : OUNT INVOLVED fit armpit.” NAG Sci" tx HP = =NOT DISCLOSED S , sstsaéiis ssa _ Stunt flying by an air squadron |of the Missouri National Guard is 'a feature arranged by E. R. Bailey. |general manager of the Magray Realty Co., for the formal opening today of the newest Scholimeyer development, Ridgeview. | The tract, comprising 53 acres. ‘has a 900-foot business frontage on }a hich elevation on Manchester |road between Denny and Geyer roads The frontage is divided into 322 business lots with corners 40 by 125 feet deep to a 20-foot business alley, and inside business lots 25 Othe Notabl Suburb 98c BT ne 90 ates. and : Deals Include Sale of CRAAAAAAAAAWB®\6z QA WN SE : ~ — S » | The residential lots havs a uni- ' Acres Adjoining Algon- - New St. Louis factory, to wa : Me N ‘Building for Carondelet form frontage of 65 feet by 113 ° , SN P ~\ : 3 a ae feet deep, east and west fronts. F quin Club Grounds. be built at the northeast \ aa tes = br Bie = ie | ERe streets AES Be sare wres. corner of Forest Park boul- S bs. | 4 ae se it Loughbo | The Magray company, with of- | Ss ae oe : + NF west corner of, Loughbor- fices at 204-5 Wainwright Bufld- ough and Vermont avenues. ing. is the selling agent. Walter Study & Farrar. architects. K. Heikes is president. Liewt. Arthur J. Smith of the _| 138th Infantry. Missouri State Na- ‘| tional Guard, has donated for the day the services of the 110th Air | Squadron of the 35th Diviston of the Missouri Guard, with 10 planes commanded by Maj. W. H. Lein.- inger, overseas veteran with sev- cral German planes to his credit. The squadron will give an air |} circus over the subdivision. for re- 7 cruiting purposes. . Johnson-Stephens and Shinkle| The 138th Infantry band of 6” : va : pieces, directeqd by Bandmaste! S Build Annex on Forest 'Crow, will furnish music. Ita sers Park Boulevard . ices were donated by Col. A. E. council Deitsch, commanding the 138th Regiment, Missouri Nationa! | Guard. Incidentally this wilt / | | jlaunch a recruiting drive by Cel SS e . r Ss as 4 4 t rec- | ‘itse : : A ae chapter house, in course of construction on Wash- if the business, ei gun adh : Cc | em paw: pe nee = th Bip i Me Co or a is ee SS . ; , : ; | arge new factory building | ‘+ ‘ o NS dGepar- ‘ ‘ oy am . eee b- A iy sUT- Be uildings provided for in the devel- “ead Rag IW pe ie. a. 4 ington University campus, for Tau chapter of Sigma Chi hi rs = peer t “orner of Boyle jture on Aug. 1 for the State en: om eee ten } the pul fei heseygee tape Raneetpendl SSS NSS a’ fraternity. Jamieson & Spearl, architects. sacitnereci ne ‘ rs i “| Campment. ‘ ris thhe!l Residence of Wm. Le Beaume at 5320 Waterman *% b i avenue and Forest Park boulevard, Sewers, water and electric mains avenue, which has been ourchased by Mrs. Anne S. Sy * NR Ye gs [directly south of their present cen-} cement sidewatks, curbing an(i Wood. Bt Ys poem mere - FF . ‘tral factory. The lot measures 200 hard surfaced streets are now be- x =: eaeenaraaeianeanitaniat NAN ENN é : > aad ‘feet on Boyle avenue by 187 feet, | (D5 constructed and will be § in- QANANn ) . SS : an AS. t : cluded in the prices at which the WE gtk aN Wa ‘S, a mee ; 6 inches on Forest Park boulevard. | jots are sold. : The new building will be U shaped, | ith a front ) Forest Park! ee with a ontage on ) ee LOTS UNSOLD boulevard. The completed ture will contain about 1°9.000 iN WESTMOOR PARK isquare feet. ree 3 Of factory type mill construc- Westmoor Park, at the seuth- tion, it will be thoroughly equipped | west corner of Clayton road anda 'with the most modern manufactur-| Pennsylvania avenue, is an out- ‘ing and labor-saving devices. Th®) standing subdivision success. On'y buildine will be four stories high, | 49 of a total of 739 lots remain un- its exterior of No. 100 face brick. | sold in this addition, which was and the large window openings ! nlaced on the market three years filled with Fenestra sash. It Will ago through the Joseph Darst he heated from the central heating Realty Co 1 hich price for improved land = od aoe eyo! my mind sag | ‘| . Ie ) plant in he Se _— my ee the me have been re- : I } ee | ut st a li 7 ; , “AA ine or ae av . m« al oO ‘ Wilsonia — “i ee Ow "| The buBding ie to have a capactt: meen . SS . ‘ The brat section of the building pall: ere rg tht pledge w to agents ‘ - ve ‘ : ; - ' pu ¥ Alarm ee vena ol —- * sAtssthtitihalsllililllihillbhlillail there ise no dan- wos cer of culling © - \ the shin Wa Wty t Ls Price ¢ 4.* a . VA Tollet Goode Department lizabeth Arden silet Preparations *s ee sen sihétLsLiinlLliiil tt 7 4 fon . oe pt ot » Rnd Pg wis aes Canta se Cas SS RE Ry : ae : . as ied The Johnson-Stephens & Shinkle RMRMAAAAAAAM\ MAMAN * | ance CE. in response to the growth 4. ’ Wt ’ ho. Sale Near Algonquin Club. than a year ago by the Young precord transaction of tie “| Men's Christian Association of St brace: * acres on the Berr} ; — ' ,' Louis, will be begun early in the i, adjoining the golf course 0! . Algonquin Golf Club, through McMichaels-Overhoff Real ts- Co. in connection with Kent * fal) The final plans are* now be- ing drawn by Study & Farrar. architecte for this building, which is to be erected at the southwest nsecticides and Sa wes acquired ty A. M.| COPHCr Of Loughborough and Ver- * mange, president and Hi y ese pt weeny Disinfectants dient of the Da-| ~ 00 ‘iiding is to tomn 8 unit of ae it a civic center of which the Blow . Disinfectant Ie, = Ue Electric 7 Y ca tet *”. School will form the central motif ae ae, eeneuln — oe bh neh aq | it iS proposed that all the buildings Flac Liquid Ie, Se; ‘comb. . fe erecting handsome 2g ag et of this civic group shall be de- eecrite tc, Hie, £ part of the sd wp eae ag ond om sicned in harmony with the pres- : bpancy, and restricting the re-| .., Biow School. The architects neeAicide aie. x : . 4 Devil Roach Powder.“ for : nder for fashionable homes of the Y. M. C. A. will carrv out ed Tesi! Roach Pow. 3 for $1 7) “mer wner edit} ni - alt, ‘ on Roach Powder tie, te oe Seer. Nhe their design in the same style. an Koach Vewder a ton. a client of Jarvis, was The building is to be of a rich' Pies 5 " ne rate if approxima ly » 2 . ie anch os lied Bug ~ the rate of approximate’ | dark red brick of varying shades an ——— a | LMhdddka SI . " s renito! n 4 a A 2 Vy, Wy WN Aint inh ri hi tk i bhi hh pest ft Pe me Vd Yh Yh ddd P: _- errr: = « i. SIPS EAE EPP TP eee ee ~~ --* a a» > * V0 acre, which registcrs a ae 4 _ ot Wt 4 ee - > Ls . . , ’ © =] ¢ : rice Ot completely surrounded *r and bovs. administration offices | on the east side of tne Berry 4nd classrooms. In the rear wings W RK BEGUN ON $40 000 band south of the Kirkwood- of the building are placed the 0 98¢ SEES Sepemts 108) Seiad alleys are albo provided SIGMA CHI CHAPTER HOUSE towling allevs are also provided tentious stone residence being ted by Edward T. Hall. presi- The building will be of reinforced ; ’ 4 i . & . - 4 —- . * " heotie > id : Br Wall tf of the Ralston Purina i i> ‘ oncre e "tf nstru¢ tic i t t yuehout : é, : , ; ‘77 Fir lo ; f > Chant Ouse ) as ngrto 10¢ mene new addition which wl he and will be fireproof The lot is|the Chapter } ise, on Washingtor eaxtre Mricted to residences costing| “¢!! located and adapted to w>at-| University campus, for Tau. Tau B00, will be known as Algon- " er additions may be required in ood by virtue of the dense| ‘he future, such as wings. A jairze an | . | } ow } ‘eet th The house will consist of three . . jlavground to the wes of ve Wilsonia Electric hof timber on the land. at) PMs Pood yd s a * bullding is also t: a part . Petelving the attention of mem- ' —e ; q ; c le > : - . . 4 > - j , . f } Co. which has been made sell -|ecost approximately $40,000 and the John eph L. Fisk; residence on Helfen-| month, with sales approach! ‘ Agent of the additic 0 io. et Cae EE ot Re a . . FN Te ee a —_— ——— = treet. brick flat. for John Scott to ] Jone ; ) PPFOACHI AG | he 0 the a ition. ' furnishings will cost avout $5000 | ee . prnermenins st! ’ ine etein avenue for A - sones $1,900 OOO mark These figures tn : 4 _ . . ' | - os “" y , Cam yhell lor on Bylvester - ; 7 " . +> L) "2 in »’ : * , ss? ime - ‘= . ri eroee ff (, 4 f T $e fan? . TV? f +i et or . (). Damm, to nN the ea st Fae of la Jisiana ave R “ I real estate market lex Marcel Electric on the Clayton road, forms a t"re' gh Edward L. Bakewe!l! a G under the auspices $644 Cote Brilliante avenue, & id ' street, f ; ; thy ¢ ewviavenue for R. H. White to F. W mane instance of the city’s | *°?? | u ‘*hapter of Sigma “hi to John Rubiman for John R. Shee- | J. A. Pickup; five lots, corner of | nue for Kari Gyamrathy to Henry)’ - | o- ‘ : Thatenhorst, lot on Tholozan ave- | } in? . eteeet -« : is 2133 Shenando: ave- ' . Waving Iron ward growth An addition ex- = — — = nme oem ra I Building Associati ro residence at .40 Clark avenue Twenty-fourtn sire and St. Louis H. Me} er; 3133 henpar oe wel nue for Susan TT. Cotertll to Roy S| SITE ON BINGHAM AVENUE ’ : ss «a « : ‘ 4 ‘ ; e 00 hi, -y. tte rea af " [oe { . sue. brick flat, for Jacob nee . , any, current. Regular $2. * ly for . uplex hon _ | has ment aroused for annexation. there A ; a ha . Ai tiv Pe charge : Fergus n Mo to Mat Vv W he ele r AYN enue, Kast st. Louls, ) Jot T) T U nm Johnson lot a) ’ Tuxedo bouley ard : : + T "i§e ¢ . . er is rc +) . fu fie —F* a vw ] maratea . ' "at¢ ne ba 6&0 f . ‘ r) the 40 BS. bo her to William Cc Neupe t from Will N Burt S to C. Pea ‘. SOLD FOR BOX FACTORY ™ a $ 1 7 19 concely ed in avis pla e, : : b Nn , "7 y al b tantia! a d- ees a oe ind =o , ' , . sats f Tr Fred A ude ; 2 : ive street \ any sat ; “ai ; / ] . | | —— “ rts male of a four-fam- | P rn a . A4leo repo! a ow . sta *¢ .* m* 7 > a) hy yy imat . : ‘ » } r ; r Tr t- : feveloped on an ambitious | Association are: Daniel A. Ruebel. |. y ouis Badaracco: lot on Court- ;™ington avenue, for George we APARTMENT AND RESIDENCE ily apartment at 4 . mK li . : ras started last week~ on Lhd dddddiddddddddsdédddddddadda Chapter of Sigma Chi Fraternity “Ups, of tity limits $ 22-24 West Pir , nome a iia est Pine | sa hleicher Paper Box Co. of a let + . ‘) Tr) kK rkw dj Ni « f) . ° if ef , 665 fe ? or the ar : «a uf . ies ‘UU S Pas . . : e ’ 7. ‘> ~ _ 7 ‘ ~ orth line e , « 1% . 7. hi fSiAne. Tohneton . —e . _ or - “oder P M Levi & to report the fo] am 6 4 a oe 4 ron me v ° ’ nm j E. Davie Realty Co., which has Hugo Wurdack Buys dent: A Sidney Johnston, |) cise Mf. Johnson. for Miss Annie | mington gvenue, for Fred Fed Holzman and a lot on Ivanhoe and of Bingham avenue. The paper box - 3 . ify ne cent a. an oe. | ions - a » ’ aruda ‘ , he , , ee , - _ “— bos 0 LS. : € ; >. sen tr bh > | ; og ; = »*T, . ive r S| t "2 7 Tne ~—— - 1} ° in various pattern®. & the northwest corner of ay Alig i “4 “ 1 thle ey EDWARD L. BAKEWELL SELLS The John ©. Greulich Realty and CHEAP. REAL ESTATE MAN SAYS a LE ppemem gro aolne: a ground. le Albert T. Terry & €o. report hav- ty > ie at , Co. reports the sale to the F, J. president: Lucius Robb, vice-presi- ‘ “} feet on boulevard for ©. E. Vati to U&. G -*« mere ” . . . . — — — nt NR —— All first-cle Investment Co has moved ts of- eo A ing loved the sale of the home of iamiiam. bighest “Yenue and Woodson road for dence through the Franciscus | K ESIDENCE | os | Fo Hampton Fark, solid for Dr. I ' | quality. division of 50,000 front Teet Realty Co The ground Was ow ned NATHAN FRAN A | tix e tu 343i 11 North Grand boverie trlarr\ . f ornet Jr (“harie hunt \ 1} ) r 2 ON) William VM LaBea ime, 6320 " ater.- : ’ . ! . : a. tio . @ - - . 7 4 ' the oe rene! ' P “ ores 5 ‘ re " \ TEMPERED rush fpr lots in this addition | by Theron and Daniel § — att im se oe . vard. on the ground fico! 5. Sar se ‘hig 3 Cus Sangcuinette of the ' ens, } a man avenue, to Mre. Anne 5 W ood. | ' FC R ADDI ONAL ' Slready begrur Another purchase through the iT Lillian Arensdale purchased new Speedwa Bullding Leng Su Cornet ‘eibig¢ Trust returned tion , ~~ , Also sold the northwest corner -. STEEL BLADES ‘ . ‘ } ‘ ‘ ne iffics of Ldware L. — ° ‘ ‘ , | } ATiiiiners 7 ee OT . ¢6Ur 7 aT) P e e»treets Mther noteworthy development | Franciscus Realty Co. was that 9! , be age ew van avenue Phe ompany Mm from Detroit wher hey ended | |! of Twenty-ninth and Pin . ‘ ' . ‘ . ~peider ” »* har ; . e ; wit ; sirhi r) 7. ; “; , " : ‘ * ee or + . Regular $2.00 ‘ -"=™ to the city s growth, ig | «0 feet on the south & de of For | Sas se , resew — — heen departmentized into separat« th ronvention of the Nationa: AS -_ : ihe ; e« a” P wn proved with a double brick reai- | REAL ESTATE NEWS . , x >, . 4404 West Pine bouilievara. } a } , “ roorir for john Kee , iwthe boulevard, 1000 feet west ; ets , ‘m9 : meatier > «st —— a As , dence oO 15 mye, 4 Values ew on the Man hester road S3 . pa “ »" and Mrs Fr ; : ’.reom house situated o | Ais isjons S21 | es joa ait linan- sociation i Re “a4 kis aie hata . ’ z t a3) ‘ ri P . — . - . ‘ + : . ) + ’ : cing. insurance and buliding The | Sanguinette, in Speaking fr St. j Mueller Mercantiie '” ; Ladd at compa " ,¢ n . vent end another store ‘ . a | h : ! ) ) renshaw _— be laun: hed today Dy the Capen, — - ¢ MM }T ltod fronting 60 feet on West Pine gan pnts a el Bo sour Pr ’ —e. nar 'Taylor, a client of 3 ‘\OUe _ . ‘ ay , ” ;, , a aac Residence © . ; y Realty » in connection mver who will erect a homes. oO ; 32s feet or Newstead ave speN jalizes in first deeds | Louis real eatate values, said prop which has heen leased for a ae A. RR Scholimerer & Co the site “‘Seeren and Daniel Catlin Arensdatl« will occupy the | . res >T) nF her ice and home o ® result of this movement ob-| were the grantors in this transa wm ider neti: 1 the firee floor Ir has been in business .v sear 7 iN response to the senti- tion She wi ie) , 4254 McPherson avenve to Sa ite! SEE PAGE Y, PART ; | " t 'gak ty 1 amparatively much cheaper'or years at a rental In excess 354 Mk . . of trust and serial note mortgages.jerty is compars * cl ; . es McCluney, truste ss. 7 ab: han in Detrott $10.900 annually. Cc and Jan

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2 aS. o Tia a rey % Pre, 5 rt Srarc 5 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and F or Sale in these columns today. SPATCH , . oe > == =— ee APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR TENT APARTMENTS *OR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT : APARTMENTS FOR RENT West West ‘West — eip ce West TT? > " N”’ -. =) _ - . Bicanen | MOAT &! Ah? oe : —— . anew ea Mae —— enon : ) , —E ae Th me ‘ Buses. "= Aiea 7 : -~ » *£ , _ = . en 4339 + * ott “ "Ea Sg CHE A} REN .T? APARTMENT . 242. | McCATSLANI 40—Modern 5 rocus ote. . aa r root , freee ng 720 ‘ , ‘ ~ r ¢ : ex: $50 Scuth Sit+ Pecshine West of Uning e). Vv . } a ‘ ° Th‘ + : "og s a : : : . - . : . | > oe s 4 - ~=* z . , a -é : Te . . 3 , ; als -—t., Alsee- © orth-ost Cae oe -~@¢ Tr art Holy | LIN DELILE BOULEVARD te foors | ae clasts. $t3 open B30 te |SCHWENKER CO... 909 Chestnat! s Eg ay ee eee RS Pr474 DRIVE APTS ” CNits OF 3. 5 AND 7 ROOM DELMAR Ri: 6267-73—Modern spacious room ape ment planned -ke » sriga- | farther: Dot just see us. PRES pense res — ** ARGONNE” ¢75.00. $90.00 and $85.00 i. & a : = ~ . : +A ~ . . " . ‘ ~ = > - ' - ad a -—er - : ee * ore ~~? — -_? oo A . . ~ e , “ KS ay ." - 7 A : 4 r 4 7 ™ ‘ ~~ . = *,. 4 - ™ th 7 | j zk “4 4 . ej by = a =? Therm ™ = reer t- ~4 Ww ASHI 0 het PY a . ~ ” “4 a> 4 s os mB re ain » = . ; Ss iS _ i, A S KK >" > ; . a ‘ -@ . : x Ty - — - : - ments See flear & ream 2 tile hath 4 -* “ ata” mets - Noee Ro ~™s _—- om Ef cooeoer . ie een _* WALL SAPES a DEILM A fer To Me-—s - wants . acreened pm : ‘ee elery modern appeintment: curagce: tie ae 30. 3 ee ee See Marage at 251 Fiaza ! : noe Sl Ore OT 3 _*™ > . , . ~ : N+ és adh Weet bade most becanti’al apartment. a. -_ e - = =e - = 5 = E-s Foor Tone Foreet 455597 Reaaerves a. Me " re ; BB aT’ Te , . : . me > SF + ” . 5 keion 4 . ; ‘ : it % (Pest ait = = tome RLANKE RK. E 1} cS ye - Each spartment occupies entire : SL aS ee eee LirRIGURATI ‘ ©,EeETEM , : LIN A A? LIAN ETS reter “es : 72 : ' eB ; ’ ce face ~~ eon Vea rg 4 1. a : - _ > = hie _——— en7? ~e of a | a ; sopite INCINERATURS DELMAR BL. sacs ROOMS 5 BOOM i> ~~ ar ieestmane ‘ead | Bg perch [res e. concess a ArpDTrDorTEpnR”” — | grusual licht ang air for each tenant ‘ : ors , cr RYAN TS TAR hi} mM), HEAT ANT? JANTTOR - . , , ~~’ — . =?) oh ty : ck T 4 ‘Li A t a4 . . ° l p-te [Phare A partmente—— P>.. | l_ireset Ar ‘= tz : + - ~_s be Om z 3 3g gar Pg = Pe oc . - os me ~ - . Kt T Ss . ° _ ; : = “ST . ” ‘ - - - - - -e ia * ANGR ERIN, Th EMANT Pr THE MOST FJ * J HALTER mR oe - — ._>-” - - ° “ : rT Ee -" » A 3 3 : ube ho ~*s — ~ — ‘her on . a oe ANC Y—Sent. 15t! it eet’ ete tee oe MORRIS AACH BE R28 Chests Meri TERS RFALTY sms sr Bewect tor , a COTT | PU RAN i ae oe monthly: effictency om | ' . Pa a* a : ; nt 47 1—PFP : atire : : : at >——4 7 ‘ : 7 - $> DOr: ORE ON E. & st G. Sct ; of Gade _ “a Delmemte Hove. arenes oe Menkine—Oes Fee meee tos ToS ee eee imetutine heat bet | firetcass cee m >, /ELGENE 4. ALTRE MER. O87 Choms 500 Chestnut St. Hi wate : . — . * .* 7 > Te ee : _ ‘ ; ii ’ ae > | ~ : ? ? _ , = - . ? 7 +." ? \yryr > | . ce 16 _ ™ mM —_ } ss CORNET & ZEIBIG TRUST Srcote Big - : F |WESTGATE 7IS_Five rome ands Faluiy Apartmen — —— Fe a ; ; - me a”. ,. +-on apa Pore » SAS 'N +] » Pwrths Porc? 7 - : ' : ‘so FUSNISHE! \PAPT wi + = sieury fess an? iatiter service Cat Con | oss epw edo Pakew See 6256 Enright Av W. B. SHELP & CO. (sp ee {ALL © . 2° : FOWARYD ] t ai; wT 4. lis r at - 4 . sas . - . > ne. Sieeses Ie > -~ - . —- —~ . 4 eee oe aici - om as a ee rer a bt - = = on “3 — — a —= >= —— > say PASTI-ATE—sI. Rte eM a 5 ina 1% WES? 4 74 lst foor’—@ = Toome ———- os eT Sas re Ss. > Bathe so ereed o> t _ ~~ 373. PISE Bt. ¥ 4 = eS = —_ = = 2 = 3 *—> . 4 - ae - . . _~ ‘ Pe ? - 7 « ‘ ~ ner i * 7 ll . 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Woke a sees “ hewrete le ou , eral! fam. } —" “en at mer Damments ‘ . “es >OREST ihe i —: : ea TICE =a == ve Ser vine, 7 *ureien+ _AAA ist. Now is — a - . ne ~ie ahve ~ = ' S118 a \ ~~. ‘eT I 7. oe oer w Lx ) - Ad ‘ | BS West 7 nd . kon wt TAF iw? Vivre 6 > | ~~ a as _ Wrss - . 4 - rt a " : : = ’ te ran ? , 4 MARMOEYE SHINS ccd conte, fase CYT RE MOR R e - we 2880 DWARD I. BAxEws ; : ; ox APARTMENTS mt: bath labe osn, Set Sues a Teer Verve Park Lratt SS6AN ie RA $25 Ent-ance som> - . : . 5 iF TATE AUU? i Gun Eee aan a and stra a . ne $36 maar® a Ri sseit 6,72 -@ roume recentes -« _terrace—Hali: 3 rebme ist 34 fours “a.” 14 ~ainy ; i ; | , : ; pe > dl “a” : 74 Teor, ** ' 3 i?" Es ‘ , + + : eer © - a at " " orn : “% « . , , : 4321 W-PuERSON _ : ™ _ - ee — _— " - = = os a -_ ~~ a : 3A. heen a — i 7 ! . i. ' , —— ; . " al - as " on ; a4 . . = . © G@enteod S rooms ret $850 we CL. AKA. sits Rye sun perier: every eve “Tee . = - — waler eo gh Tre PHER. . A. G. BLANKE 7 BR ‘ o., 7 Tin ‘ hestaut. om. tile bath, Wurohs | ‘act .- ute : So . 764 CLARA CATE led - “ Wii =o ase mr . re > : , acant . _. AMA + *)}— AD Forest Par : acing " ~ - ‘ . . attra’ 2% - .. >, - — _— . Se Sed e | ~H (TR PF = cy 240" wy “4 way ed oe imen Or wo me 0 .e2- rs eT reget Den ~- — —— S ~asona Die ‘ . NF Rea > a oe aca - Cane 5 es ‘ eee ht . 1 OM OD Nr eo @cend “lovr euth ‘1. G. BLANEKF & | a “+? Neer oor ‘J A) 1X! \ - Ts >. me io = oe op eee oo " ii a sins P ~ Awd. acer heat > bo . mass - . . : a : . . d - . v _- . : 4 . o a : _ , — . ; ce { 5 ak hae SHAW : 5 vty» ~\ ww FT 7 a > _. a — " ?~ RIN« aq ‘ . iM 7 ‘ —s) "=the e "wal sifeoine 3 : . ; 3 ; “ e - > ‘ 2 2 -- a “ae ad i ‘ R 1. ~ ; BI ~ —— =~ Y a Oe eS & = | ; a i’ ’ .* - 4 - = . . : 4 » ™ " — > oe “ : —— a : ~ rT . moms iii in ret ~~» a. — ‘et>. gee Tange sunr~wm. Murp®y ded ? Frere; NS © «aw a: : . S. : . . ‘ > 7 os 7 “ieee we : 544 Perches. com Soe J Tha stDiN oR SROs RE OO. 813 Crees eervire. rent reasonabie e is | _ “ae . “HE (eR & Ou | ar ms Phone Pa kv ee mem efficiency: lee, Enews, Me ’ oe wv "yt *-. ~~. : a - --~ = > . de . - . & . . s - x 7 rime t - “+ : - — CO + : ‘ . = =I e®LrPTrT 4. Bike (rN —ooe, eREN ANDO Ai tee Doern, _ ove, sun perior (aehenr 2665 fel} mervieds Ideech “Maurier “To , . ° ‘ 401 T's : 1“ a 4 : J: ? T7 t yaaa ere 7 —ancmeme 3am a-atert-| S508 PRES Se. 2% a* TY HEN | CLEMENS. Gadi — "4 > —" wa : ; _ ; : i. : . os - *Ii-HE” +Keeew FF . P 1s *>)AN “) > oem aree more roedt?s. *a flowr . . > : : “ — y rr , blak ° - "a : ~- 1° FLFrTar wiv *t> « | ecemwenienees cow + sprendid loratiea. -A 4 : , . —— . : ‘ ; ‘ > oat tet : oe ¥ corr aie iY I _EPrsSTRIN ay SON. 617 ( hewt wae -~ | 4 - o - ‘ ‘ : *).* r¢ | Ss 2 Sf, + > r% J is _ . — hoe - ——————— - ——- = . os . ia , - - ' ~s ° ’ . “ - ~ ie : darler - > - | * a ae = _ ‘ 2 7 . » ; '~ 5 pity “7+ -=— - =e «— © « bd RING 108 $4 — heat. } jan iter ae BSS 66 “0 Seg wae | Steer «f*. 7 ad . - - ‘ . : z a =; 8 i | \ +? ; *M 4 Ps i AN “os 2 pth dh aD rect "eam macy Ssoartmer: at ‘ast ) eu Ostan- * es -_ ; . . ? é \ | +24 i a a - = = P f . ‘ Ww ror _ -_ ene ‘ wilee tt ; errr ceeeeieeieettes sirens tla ° me? . * 3 . . wy eT — i 4 “ome #6> wie ny anti, Sept. 5 orivilege af oS % a ’ . . ; ; : . . > > . : “’ « 3 > : . : , eroraiet ~ “ew Geau tilt we! ~i pee Pie ae — mers ° we - i ho te TY 7 Tt - . . 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eR) re eee . . ee we eee - ae aie ‘ : ‘ I eta ap gre ey ah . awe 1200 ) APARTMENTS, VIS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today: . | ree eae Pe ARTMENTS ron RENT TS ron RENT AGENTS’ RENT LISTS _ FLATS F FOR RENT—North | —80 iaaat a -PRANCISCUS REALTY | "48° Bio 1725 a es. FLATS FOR RENT \ | FLATS FOR RENT—South | FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT FLATS FORRENT. =~ Northwest aa 4159-——-Modern upper 4-room | LAFAYETTE. S908A——8 rooms. Northwest | Northwest 4 West 804 CHESTNUT &8T. will Det ts ey ~ 4 — 4 electric; | flat; $4 : -¥ - : or nt low N 20A—7 roo — Steam heat. hard ean = NG . AP ARTMEN iTS he‘ Burd Ee FOR RENT. $ | 23 ; okt aRY «& SON. 1015 Chestnut. yar ors ‘yeat $60 “Colfax re bey iCal. AY. aa3EA ‘room modern; like LAFAYETTE. $2: — pees; #99 Del.” ‘ PERSHING ‘A—G and % rooms, nice | EMERSON. bUNSA—-d lac . ' deal location. zn bed - hardw - 4 | RS C For . oy iMENT—~4 -. ee? beautifuliv furnished 1805 O’Faliun , GREER, 4037— 1 mh conveni ana nar Sac AL “ omen ae Ye". LAF AYER? , : M P E 17 N. Euclid . . .* __ neighborhood ; conveniences ; | SUS hall room, bath: modern conveniences; ~ } | oe ER, 4037 | __Ten’ Park: # ra beds. consisting living room. OFFICES. — rooms; bath and fur- | $42: adulta. o | - bedroom be om. dining room. kitchen-| 346 “ Buyle. Boyle and Mary- Hage: $45. EUCLID. 270°A N58 too | BOTANICAL. 4964—Garage. modern. ficiency; strictly mod chea RTMENT : : o703A coms. bath one | tric. granitoid flooring. water. a| WOLF -POLLACK. 101 N. i. Sth. Olive 3383. nea y ee Ome one 4-room efficiency furnished | 1231 N. "Taylor » L room shades; newly decorated; =e EUCL ID 2920 =a 512M. | BRENNAN. W ce mid rooms, _sleeping | BOTANICAL. 4252aA—6 rooms. | le@nette: sleeping porch: all modern con- inens. si) ver heat Neht and | sail + _Yeniences: $45 ; al! Mpartment light and cool: al! 2338 Market. 3d floor . -. GREER. 292 4—Saquare and “half east of | ANDERSON- STOCKE- BY? NWN oo SS. a. ~ » Natural Bridge—Clara to Belt G ERMANN I Manacer on premise 4256 Washington. 4 bie. ro ; | BOTANICAL, 3957—6 rooms. first floor; Sun porch: rent $45. ic) BEE TODAY tote. a D 8. $303 &. — © is + 66 « pee ney flat. hardwood floors. fi xtures. €@- | FARLIN 4868— Fiat. 5 room er a: _ , REALTY co. 212 Int ai LOT FOR RENT: aN ~ a ee ° « un . ent reasonaoie: adults. Inquire oP | dry. Victor 4°22M e 4 on 000 6b ame beh daoos cake bed abe 6uksite 2 N. 24 — ut st. Olive B63. . See et | ae heat. tile bath. Colfax 1 127, fc) | BOTANICAL, 3 3802A—Fiat: 6 rooms. bath LA SALLE. 1913—Four rooms and bath, rooms and sun rts rdwood floors. JOHN J..DOWLING R. EB. Co., LEMP. 2931— 3 rooms, *lectric. gas. bath: » 0c ve eds SOS6 66 Ob 00 006 OS 06 O66 Oe ee eee *“eev eevee BtBoeeveeneeneevneeeneeeewraeen een eaeeeeune 75.00. including garage Ss 2117 N. men Or hire envy 2 R a Karace _ = (c) | N cist: BROADWAY. 3948 S.—Fiat LONGFELLOW BL.. 1922-——6 rooms: hard- bath; complete for housekeeping. 3 rooms, doctor’s office GREER. 4405A—5 rooms. ‘ath. gas; new | furn uace;: $45 : > ve yooms. f) doom — ‘S47 F mes heat, hardwood | CAL Sy IPORNL A, 1311—F rooms bath. slec. _ High, & rooms. modern. Victor 2948W FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT—South “ a i “ = SS | PHIR REALTY CO.. SCO Cirestnut. Olive | DU INSKY , + pag, | MORRIS AACH R._OO.. 826 Chestnut st. | LOUISIANA. .5407A—4 rooms. furnace, | SHAW. —@ rooms rlor, pew- rateian * ret? Rix: | DUBINSKY REALTY. Wainwright Bldg. | CATIMORNIA. — i338A7-a-room corner Tagg rhe = Physician’s and «Dentist’s ‘jess duilding. Completely fur- CT) | : Rents reasonable Manager FLATS FOR RENT HARX EY. 5316—One block, south of Flor-| fiat: adults’ (c) Lou if IANA. 2344A—4 rooms, Bath. het-| SHAW. 4030—4 rooms. Ule bath. fur- Location > 55 ) ~- —— a ee ee eg So ee — noes aus s af wNaraVdwpoOOSO fKHIID GES NERKLY, 4003 A- he rooms, bath apd! > A a Rai tae te a : dd nt ° , rge ’ ; Glad to show you. LAT—3 rx rooms and bath: couple only She cheap i ; . . ‘| ikon a a AG ren A ae | CAI IRNIA. 2625—3 rooms. kitchenette, er heat; “newly papered; owner, 3010 mace: garage: $55 _t¢ N E & R G SCOT’ __ Box P- tis. Post-Dispatch. 1 ——. HA R. a. R14 Chestnut. the premises Claxte n Invest- hardwood floors, tile baht. newly deco- Keokuk. 2 SHAW. 4335A—4 rooms. breakfast room: Corner flats. ov dru re: = KOSSU TH, 4455-—Three very large rooms. Const. Co. B-1? Railway Fx-{| T@ted and painted. , o LOUISIANA, 5516—Modern flat: 5 rooms furnace T Roo Ee. #55. 800 Chestnut St. r ») ie 4 oe . 1 2 ice aersaes i change “Ride. Olive 357 n (on0 ) ANDE oRS08 Cher a and bath: hardwood floors. hot-water | J0HN it. ABBOT Chestnut. ‘ fae: mms. toilet LABADIE ety a eormer ae re- | LAND, 5824—5 rooms. 5 and 5. GASTLEMAN. 4003 = — — — | pene = Ss raha — 4 ¢ Fours... Bi yest room.; corner Lafayet 2 ond LT Thurman ~ nell o——~ awd rooms.... ception N@ii. nhot-wata@r heat. t first- | floore throughout: e!! modern i. —~ BIANA, 423°2A—Mode unreoms Mu y wot), A 7 “henette: | BEN a : 20 00 | aes condition, Olive 2369. i {¢) miences, sleeping porch: will lease modern: rent very reasonabie; Vacamnt.(’ 7) Sunroom, tile bath. a re. JOHN Hi BOTT perder. 708 Chestnut. 5418. Gravois. he Poon | NEW FIREPROOF , “ Aiziiveh * BRO REALTY CO. LABADIE. 4060—4 rooms and bath, all | two years; edults. Apply CASTLEMAN. 4056A—6 a furnace: garage; convenient to bus. | SHAW. sans nice rooms, ardwood | aes o> aa poset F hone tee. ARCO. 45 eter rooms. furnace: argain. Markview “6430 . ric, = floors 40 00 hardwood f! loors. til - “4 ce bat KINGSHIGHWAY a. 2s WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. Olive 1427./ McDONALD, 37 ‘01A—5 rooms, hot-water| ly 4 ted : nd j a - oe Owill strictiv modern: garage: adults: 2.50 *\ Ar . : i] ‘, — 1805 ? rie. ‘rooms. ‘bath. . e al # ¢ ec} ing \ i‘ . 4 . 4 oer a — —~ ow ~ he ‘ a ecora fo pa n garage: > oe a Call Cat r ; lee a $55 with garage. KNIC KME +E R rooms, sleeping porch. | CLEVELAND, 4228A— Modern 6 rooms; at. newly decorated: painted through- make concessi BRANNON, 502 O— M ‘room effi- 96140 ee ar men S | 2254 Case: 4d electric; 1° fi $3 00 tai. CO.. N.| Inquire 4446 Lexington av eta cheap rent. $50 Delmar §30R. t: adults only. Grand 1772J. (c) ANDERSON -STOCKE-BUERMANN, _cleney $50: Son hamotan car wat “ne 0 tnd —s —_ Re. | 1 JO HN I MOCK E RY & SON 101s Gheataut. Grand. Colfax 34 > 7 ~ | “gpome, hard Ro Oe wie =A = — C) LE ‘VEL AND. 3818—%3 rooms, sun eat Mc eg sir baa 5 rooms, farnace, bath. SHENARNTZ aoe ——— Tai J , &——Jus ‘- Pleed, bai = aaa Serv. 3 ’ ”" 2 oo ‘wre - (Us 3, irs or ath, gas rooms, hardw Reoms $47.50 — sun parlor. scparate jaundry, ¢a- e oy re 3 monthe: — ’ . 1721—Third ficor. b rooms — arittre Se rE RE. 00. 2407 | MALCTUS ? 3015-5 J hall. bath. | bEK it a ®110—-3 rcoms. gas and e! ec- ae tPpr Vat $7. 2043-45 Shenandoah alee whe nea 36. Ni ORTH ne Cebane 4500] A electri rie. $32 . a °E co... N. B’ " conveniences: no ¢ ren __ tric (7) s P VALLEY TRUST Co. es -— - ~ (e MAFFITT. — 4208—5 Treoms: bath. a vwarcrTs 54 34A—3 rooms bath electric. DE KALB. 9454—3 jarge light rooms Estate De riment. all_moderm foasuree en for r_ inspecticr : KING SSHIG HuWATY. 2737A —. | roome. . wits fc) | good if neirhbhorhood | MAUR Y. 31 38—Near Tower Grove Park. . ee hana eat. hard nent Peel pa ngs MD eran - i - 4 . * > 4: ; l— Mi “- = 3 “tog m ~ fur. ‘ NTS’ RENT LISTS . 3. ss rooms: will decorate en- warage- S4h F eet schy , very ‘Fr abie ] « ' r° 35. ‘ ) sina ‘ —. —— — 7 9 mse = MAFFIi't, 4222A—35 rooms, bath, tur-| MA RGARETT A. 4517°—3 rooms bath 030— Mode n 5-room r ” beautifu coo! rooms ami sleeping 5 room efficiency, . | HO00 Delmar >). : : . ' ar tT? po —- 5 rooms. ee cele oieadelen C i n &35 Ann 5318 FE aston after 4 p. at 4 r 0° uppe | poreh in two family flat separated en- pte AL ft) eae very good condition: rent aorty By Be and Pts ti opurelte P- ips — ; ; r~ a ne ‘ be d ] z | = rT 9 > eae ee tre rh + 1} +. ‘ ] 2 Be _\ ALTHEIMER, 817 Chestnut | MAFFITT. 4068—5 rooms. tle bathroom.| MOBAINF 4648 6 -~2 hlock west Por DE cy INTY. 4150A—5 FOOms, newly dec- | water heatin a ee oe ‘DICKMANN R. E. CO. B23 Chestp : ' ' * eeping fwrsh: gwarare n Park: 5 rooms, «i ee! ing __ orated and painted. $56 | 5 ~ ~s 4 flo “~ ge cas SIDNEY 3007A—— Mode _ ooh we Wm S 6901 — ‘orner fiat, at, ox eaters, hardwood floor in all rooms. lo- | 51) ‘Am . rooms and sun room first flour. bath oh hind floor. 3 rooms. | pat water bens: eleer!n a te)! ; | 7; a | : ' | inn P ¢ Aaa aaa Bc : 2. oS ae nr .° = ] ; 06—] ower 5-room fiat. ‘ation is i idea}. See today. rent reduce: BARNGROV E & SPBCHT, ‘12 N 7th room and wall _ tile, hardwoed “floorg \ A , ° + = re ry . . Ce N ; "RR 4 >™ vk f 9 : ? ; wi . YY ; TT co" (if ’ ~~" — , y anne cad bath +4 B, , aan . dec: | . asia SyOsA——6 —e st MR wt Mi “7 ARD, 14! 22A—3 pot rooms, elec! ric SIDNEY. 228—4 rooms electric and gas: throughout~ hotter heat; garage: must - st iewhy cd — . DE . ' —3 rooms. tile bath nd gas nee ney 4167W ‘« _ $25. Cali Sidney 2020 — be seen to be Teciatec; Dregeot tenant : see - leeving for Mioride; rent reduced to §75; « —— —_ . é% APARTMENTS TOUTE c4d ANT ESE ' orated , NOT vORTHLANT 215-4 rooms and -sun- hardw vacant ' = i ¢ “ ic e : : acant _Juiv 10. ME xr r « “vy ‘ ae aAaRD [32 A—- 2 a ’ ‘ A = rr) a” yt -"* . . 1 ro i . ae ar r Fi . : electri > no ch) dren (a. ) Mone- ~~ _ . s1eePp: ng _ por aoe _——— ione breakfe om, fun ‘ ' M J AG AINE 80. j——3 rooms. eff igi TF Re JONI O.. €18 Chest | ot cant we = . Pe - : : oe hook case me ) gorch. heat and | , , : pow . 2 PS ; sn eeeeeeaenen —— MARKET ~4RAD—4-room flat. hare Ao > TR res $50. 7 _{¢) | day pa A Se ee : 101 iA—-3 rooms. gas, $17.50. LANSDOW NE. $953-—Brand- “new ourse.f; $42 50 ; tee. newly decorated bh ; AIBA E> inn + eae ele M. AG AZ! NE, 321 8 rooInsa, Bath. Ciecry at: newly decorated: $40 | o ss a Aaya Dee ron. . modern. ©a- MER] RAMEC, 2817A—5 modern rooms : J. WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut. ! class. large living room nd ie , “5 m 3 i €.. as ae : $3 = - BbA ." row, { : = hei Ser ee RL =. ~" age if wanted, $50; children accepted. _ $40 Call Forest 3348] (c62) FLAT-$14 Jans S. 7th. (c4) | a 2 besrooms. Kurchenette a : oa siedihe rence ee °« rm 4 rasa eenin oth lectric +s , ti ‘ room 4 \ was Mi AE ind BS. re ~.« a? i eT ———— See. ae ae a , ee - — = ~ . ast roorn. 5 lasets every mo ‘ . > aie Twat >¢ oo nt Bt im ,iY L388 ; re . oun ——- } . ~ % 1 ‘ POO! . . a . bath —— - sabe — ——- ‘ nest mt i] r I ity j bec ER 3490 W MERANEC a porch. mr eal fiat, of | sw aS 420: +—F* our-Froom efficiency: ti a ture: finished bout July Ai >) are NORTI MAPK ET Pees tb ur . MAX a > Ne — | bath: all conveniences: reaso sonable See {t today. tverside 4 : JONES R. FE. 0O.. 6 he ! mathroom. ei * s furnace. screens om TONTY §4890—-Spaclous S-room fiat. RA LA. — (Russel 643 M 5 oe — ; Sy ee beth and electric. ran _ janitor service; will deco- ia +s ~~ 4 bi ie a oe ea ewae: SE NBER Ut. ~ bed-rooms overlook aoe ve¥ "RANCIS-PERRY-RDTH. 102 th ‘1 “a “3940 “44 4, beaut ~~ Gm yn EC _E mote Chestnut. REGAL PL.. 3378—4@ roome. furnished or 60.00) i “pt oy ‘ ae [A ETTA as room ba t] oh P , ee yg ; n, Murphy beds. built-in bath, hard- SNNESSEE, 2345A Nev Ww room. strict - unfurnished : “electric light and electric MePHE RS ON: “nd floor west ereci ric, ; young couple on nodern: hot , , Sa: — DE TONTY. 40: rooms, tile bath it- | ; one month free. Phone eda tepeagy ° " ew o- o » : 4 rooms: efficiency oneeine_ 3019—S room » mee: 1st, nae. eS NORTH MARKET. 5976—New a n n inde’l 912 | _ly_ modern. up-to-date flat. poe. | aide I [SON. 3019—5 rooms. bath. elect : ‘ETT A \i—New S-roorm, t style; having living room, oceypancy July 1; rent $5 Box A- 33). Mil *"HIGA by. - 4750A—: 3 rooms and garage. TENNESSEE, %440—4 rooms. bath, fur- mace: all modern (ec) West Bea =: oneal | tite 3 b seen Se Se eeee OHS Halaman Beaenp. rem water he rairground 4d mict. ars room, kitchenette ang bedroom; : oe pac 3150 N h AG roome. tile ath \ c) —~— oe : $ _ : } ; . , —— ——— * — ‘Ca we a“ mes et - pha? . not Cara ET . ge MM . FOMER 142 -room I 3 : saardweood floors: $50: with: Cc. ; 9 - "¥ in —— TENNESSEE 745—4 j » oe — heat and janitor service ; : 406—4 roome. electri ownel : : ; H Al LER R. r 0.. 807 Chest : 2 wu 2 Tous at 5 1room , SHG . 1605—4 rooms and beth, fur- | TENNESSEE. 4745—4 rooms. newly dec- | ACADEMY. 0758—6 rooms. steam heat and r ~ . . . ~ : , . . . : \U Fh 4 T + . v ~~ gy le ’ r 7. “ . « : UNION; 6 room there between 10 and 12 “ASTON TAYLOR TRUS PENRO ee er m3 =| newly Gecorated. newly painted. ivory | "_nace heat. adults only. ‘eat | acum. aus. ee shades. | __hot_water furnished: JOST. 30K. 792. Chestnut | op By - SUbotegist beat meatrm inl | evr at of" cine ouch hardwood 3543—4 rooms ‘oat Trae Sieeaa vesaa all” oan. “heatnut.” 3a ATS EIGHTEENTH. 1414 N.—3 nice rooms: | > eae ie ais Salty mas ree a re es ee ee ee ae i floors. .o nace. tile bath; reasonable S rooms; al) con complete- © ‘WASE INGTON 2nd. floor: Ki: newly remodeled. NATUR RAL B age nya! MERI hag Tlie Ce A at oe _5_¥¢ ee ect.__{c@3) | MICHIG -. bath. en newly decorated. €45. ‘e rand | to adults fer 8 linens. (cy We mest, light, freigh: and pae EIGHTEENTH. SIGA N.—O nome and! SewstEaD atte BW DL ee SC nae SO | Sn ee Oe pane a t and BR 8 electric. (7) ; 38S poe | gimediote Wie shi clone ee meer elevatoms; sprinkler toiler. $40 Ae. | N.—Dandy pms, | newly _Fecora G_ $0: rarage S: ma. | _ nace’ up-to-date ES se . | MINNESOTA 4 rooms. kitch-| TENTH. 1506 8 —2 rooms. electric and JULIUS HALLER B. E. CO., 807 samen complete; . . | . 185.00 MISSTSEIPPI VALLEY = Tes co SR ST. LOUIS. 4035-— Modern f! room “LAR, r three : nd | enetie:. besutift fully decorated: open water. $13.50 AMHERST PI... 12498-——a, 5 and s Waser TON Sth floor... 1650.00 FOU RTEENTH i410 ms; @50.1 lant wan oO rooms, t 2.00! Rs tt) MS er leagreen nemcpnecnaearereypemnonaiictie _ - Bt!) MINNESOT A. “$61 7—New, 5 rooms, two| ALF. E. LOCHMOELLER 919 Chestnut.. heat. janit " service: good atte A eacTi~ TEIN & | BON, ita ‘Chestnut. FT A Ty yf yg Pe oa mS we, Ng me I rang five-room, tile! , °17— ooms, . electric: bedroom modern, ean newly deco- | TEXAS. 3444- ce rooms, electric: open:! Olive 2369 é (e80 } a a ' . - PRANK 3250—4 rooms. bath. ele NicWathan 41a i. rE. —— Beta porch: every eunvenience: ——— a a —_ _Tatec. wen. Riv. +64. wes athe #08 —s" 4.3 | ARLING 7TUN 1495A—6 rome and bath; 4 "Ties -- i reasonable. a ag tt P aa ewes 10 Se | . LS intro On t _ .20 ro’ ’ L—Near Cheronee et.. lt cenvenlence $5 free. — . , , bw ~ NAN ae - : 4) Ot tha}? 2! ; , ele . Garage i? de irec r — —— —— -—-- MINN Es ~—s $6” §—5 ene. sleepir 1 ot . , yA ah © — 4 ks ‘ 0 HOGAN. 14! 34— ~4 large rooms. electric ane iN & L.. 20 h st ‘A. G. BL ANKE K. E. . Il Chestnut :" . i101 —F our roome at ~ porch, dwood floors. tile bath on en OATS 7s =. fixturee deco! ited, $50 | | EASTON-TAYL OR’ TRUST. CO. “$474 Eas- —s a . ken rons pe rent B27 aT: ‘ \ | SIXPTEENTH goase>? 5 come, ane | SPALDIGT R49A—5 rome. sleepin bath. HEFFERN AN. 216 Wa inwright Bid yr. J CORNWELL RE. CO. 111 N. a ‘EXAS, 312 rooms. bath and con-| _ ton av aap fe) v9 mic, furnace iy LEFFINGWELL. 7 N—4-room fia’ ‘ae electric: 061k : i a Sake Seine ~ emmean “| BLUANORE. 5011—S. of Delor av.. one! MINNESOTA. 2637A—4 rooms, bath, fur- VENIONCSS - “adults: $45 _________-—« | BARTMER, BOIs—SB s, all conven- 965.” Webeuae D 1139 XS. VANDEVEN- ”” hath. gus. electric: rent $3! TT an Soe ie PEED ay an eee On biock enst of Kineshixhway: new 4 and ce. electric TEXAS, 3301A—6 rooms. bath. heat fur- | __ienece. rele penocamtle $55. Webdste 39: DE >. Y. ABBRNATHY, 2358 Chestnut. (¢) | NINETEENTH. § 3301 N.—3 beau THEODOSIA. S81SA—6 beautil ‘| B room efficiency flats: all modern con-| KOLLAS-LUPFER. 1138 Chestnut st. _ BAKTMER. 5000—Larao 6 tooms, mod- il ith good d ations and woe byenience et 5 vw venienc ae BAe 3 (62) | MINNESOT . 93173 —- 3 large rooms, tile | KOT. LL CAS-LUPPER, 1188. Chestnut st. | ern. large porches. Cabany 314 a. 15. no cht Ds bath bar iwood floors furnace $45 ‘per THIRTEENTH. 23584 6.—+4 rooms, bath HAHTMER. 5551—Five roomé, _ Sune pga EDEREB REA! TY co es __ electric _ furnace. adults ‘ | veniences; newly deco fa led. Handy to ars ' | ep tor tay Oy 2 ~- or2w- ~~ o> Oe ~~ ow ore — foe _ ’ wae . —— between @ Teh PR. © +, tric, | : : ive 24° ga og 7 et A gt -=— ~~ a jens, 66 ee Pr ™ Fen eh Cokin: _“— Gait 7 en —se—- oom . 1c: ilo pen ssateieniatintiins nial __ Victor 476° i 2610 Gravois THIRTEEN’ TH 1821 §—3 rooms, with —— — ; A apy - Pinay — — . an 4 MOC ETT -heeriu ‘oom Tr RY a? 7 —_ ma. bath. Call be- electric ‘$21 Ms PRAISE | BARTER, $054— ” “én0° ra . & ELLINGS * [EL & ; ert tor $15. an AiR A Og a -. Grand 3316R arace: elects oP utre = R02 wi _GLICK R. FE. CO. 822 Chestnut. _ |’ Aluoe inodern it or RI -Five moomse; 24 , — } r at; possession July SEVENTH table fur light -POLLACK. 101 N. Bi Olive 3383. lon ti! ut e.c.: modem: $55 : Lis -ihre oon jectri ate ras M1¥SO » RE. 216—8 rooms. bath. ga8.| THURMAN. 1717 (at De Tonty)——Some- | , " ead J-room ef- det 135.00 mar nal - +e a NO RTH MARKET. °5°5— Olly 27 : on ; Mis SOUR 19—Two larg rated ive 142% ly ty a rent reasonable. Oi ve 212 a ato f ’ CABANNE: © large rooms MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST CO. newly decorated wly decorated, tile hath Main 46 y Tat rH iA WET : - ’ ye , ee Ding porch: earage.... 125.00 ciyprinaw *06s84__7 ; a $50. COOPER (ef tnd . 2 7 AT — ~ e-em oo decorate $127.50 ARC 3) wv TER GROVE 1227—8 rooms, bath, | . wFFICES ae 4 roeems. bath. es y - EW F T, A TS $5: 5 Sp Send h rit a a ER REA LTY GO.. & o on Ey -~¥ f Seutrel oh 2. —- oe e2) BLDG. ae cor. Grand Ie )H ory. R. mee _ Tit le G ar =F PA] U4 — ‘ " = - ee eds ee ee . iD. 3 | 0 a. mod Mm} A eee | — of — ew. - cau ul Foome, . \. T. JOHNSON Gus dg. |PALM. 4 rooms. bath. - weakfast room: % ow 3 pew GANFORD. 31374 room | twee LFTH. 1115 8-—# rooms, $2 ° ‘ i Arsena): room 23: heat. Till In N id floor. Apt to Von re gg ; ie tyne —, nlener: “oe a , tl —— naderr, 2d “floor rooms. Murphy ti] n: tile bath, hardwood floors; heat fur- | ary; H. GER! ING R. CO. 722 ¢ hestnut | ne tom vore ¥ _— Sot ter heat: ad; 5-reom iciency ’ c we: |. modern «cre th eG ER we = ec) ; , — rooms, hot-water atl ): @Marage optional: wi $. adults ———— - TWELFTH. 1416A 8 —Reautiful. 4 rooms. | janitor: garage. + ce c c) ht and Janitor eervice 5 R E. , he - Co. re PENROSE. 4165—4 roome . a ~ . ; -. ae a4 u ae ** na : : ‘ ~ +> > rT ' oe @ big re @ , vah ue tp nr / at 2 *Y} treet a° L . | oe nh @e- service . i a : ° 1903 _— 2 rooms el lectric. . i : | Bri ne = - wren . ee ine © Sr) 7 _—— cy $50 “‘mont!} adulte $3 uF lectric = 5 “a4. BEL , 1604 s—F o : : pe “ ' 2 “oe : 7 1] * . A. “2 5 ee. 4 » > Aue baa, al , ao Se sas — — WE 7 184 S Two roo:: ns, at: ® om oy 4 summer months. N NINTH. room No. # . aLi ma W- 22 Chestnat agg T Spiheg ae rooms ‘ _ — — 7 7 — > month : MORRISO Y .trr rooms ? he wa ‘orated: owner ann La favette | bath screens. e@rage: sduits. (76) : YT. RLDG.. Taylor an (00) WASH. 2 loo of 2 ilar ~.\ — rool aioay aa Sonar NEW FLATS | Ep } an RIGHT. 3155 S. Grand electric: _hewly decorated. $3 mon iTaAH 38°on— ee e $40: heat, Go! .DMAN REALTY CO Te- Chestnu > YY .Y Qe _—_ By -——.- : h of Nat tridge. just east or | FOLSO!} 8648A—-Modern c= -room fiat. ath electric. @as garawe: | iat AA48——5 rooms, hot-water. heat, MOSER a. EAL CO., 1704 8. 18th ‘st. Bat oOan an. ne service. cman | riu : roormne Murphy : 2 . I? E 5°13.) ain ¢ of | ~\ OUR TEENTH 1630 © 3 beaut fo) , : = ant Jul: 1 A 1039A "Ste bath: warage: $70 ° (cb3x) | BEL T. 051- - ri ie ilwht? rOOInS and mleep- POO TH nase me of © enc © rooms rooms and bath ( re » aul . nace. os —_s;— auteean en 621 Chestnw An . = unda’ ‘ ‘ for bakery: im- ASHL AN ND qoa0w a hath. elec- ye? J , a , ' 2S 4 a Main 1238 - . + rooms, Ne 7 . Cres ; if desire d. Cail owner. _4&£0—an) drawers and cooler: bedrooms: 4 wood ficors. ivory finish, separate en- 04 condition _ ‘a any aur eae JN Ft Room Efficiency GRAND. 5520 S—Four rooms. Murphy oF most! — ee 330. 4642 Grav- 205 W —_— | and Fastern exposure; garage; Toa a. at | rome, ' . WASH | oy ‘ond eecond eee as . Ss E Renae e ‘ch $55. | « wen) wm — — Lc; i vii. the c) ly “3 Opposite “Shaw's VANDEV Pos0. oR. 4 14% f318 Swan er - to Forest Park, City imite and (eas ’ mari then: > peers ree an, A 4 DE >. Fi 7% sm. 4, So. oVUoA- rf = ; . * : _2 : oT iy ae ~ gm amy : NE Ss Ld ta — © _electric 4 pniy BS. MM) tall mont! : freight elevator. ‘THLON —— kK 4. A AE SC aR 24. S15 nes’ nut S. E. COR. PAI M GRAND . 142 S.—-@ rooms, bath, elec Garden; 5-room efficiency: $50 ars = oad tile B fi- sone = perry. Fi : — rr : - Sith | A te vm § 4240—Neu ‘ne rallon | Park T. 4: 345. a ndeil i} a afro 4 ‘ ric Tac 1 ro Py . 3RR2 94—4- -5 rooms. hot-wa- \ AN DEV HNTER. 1% 140 8. rent. $45 BOYLE ’ Sl Li ———~ 4 ond © "ge peupatagia ” a ON: basement. pool hall “iin nace and electric $50: adults ouiy. 3W. AND GERALDINE ' ; ANTIL E TRUST COMPANY ter $45-$50: te Divces beta, ive } 1465 mw ADELAIDE, ‘2010- 4 ~" ms en “a N. | n ' oc} hort) ss r he ay { ™ ’ - as ; - . o .. ‘ ns | . room s. elec tr . LE BR ASKA. 35] me rooms. a . Ur nicely arranmed: anern: $40 ~ (@ . : ; -* ‘ TY ne °. _sere oe ns. } = a n ‘ me ‘ . 3905 A—4 rooms end Dat ba th. Sue (rear): @ultable | : Tn ren ' . ; * : ra 30.00 co. 3% & Fa Bi a uP Ona r " 11 4 . ‘einiaine a Sting kan wt ' 1 tm rear of | Bi EME: N 2-947 7—J rooms and tollet , } TOOTS. was, eee oe ley ae ee ae te 31 =~ CCE > apartment | modern in every respect. ecurated: adults onl Forest . {a4 Marument ES ST = cond floor; rent $2 LS suscereallt x — L con’ cote ne —acuis.—__..| DSiante- one block from, & CHOUTEAU. 4410A—4 fooms, hali rodui - ; in ngar of f) at | BR mit AY. 80) * N. —. rooms — " - 1 LAP rt +. —,) “TY ‘ é¢ re, y fe ‘a " " . i. wan ae i — .- _ Aik a ~~ ag hies ke from. ‘4 1 | at bata: edulis: ve ’ Phone oa . 7.00 J 0; agent nt there. eet, ar ai eG iis° 2 arac baa | ‘ ; : TIL, ““ a LR a Sa — : e outside and south ern exposure: ‘« 1 hd - . a : ’ BROADW AY. 2918 ~ — wr , 2 ‘ ’ pOxs a "rl Ti ; oo me AR i “Os 1 —Baseme: S83. H. J Sn Salt dine brick Fara ces for each ee ’ . 3 rooms to. very Gas! Attractive AND WALXUT: 6. « KAMP 105 _- Olive R342. 2 ear building: electric: $15 ' =) ral . rn a mga Bs : ; inti. I ite B ia. — — apartment water and lieht included: | furmiture, very reasonabie. © Park: od Auruet; AS} rs tas CARRIE “4640-52 ‘oon flat: modern HIRTEENT lib pm ge eK CAS Ae at ee ee ee PAR 3003A—-5-room flat, modern; con- open. CHAS MreRt BriLne (e682) JO6 320 5H fe} a Sundae for GTON . vard and of- block from O'Fallon i"! line: soles Benes ake ‘ A Fresia 7 veniences. Keys at 3008 Park “5600 HARTE ORD ST, ate | CLAY TON ~ €076-—Bieck weet tap "iCall, Runde HIN TON : | | “block #3 F Park. ________| tric: newly decorated: ey BES SGULA Pewtalozzi, 4 roomie ai =e toll trie: | WIRSONBIN. 2016—: oms, Kas. ¢lee- ‘ker: firet foe oon erlor te entile Tract Co | hee, en, et TwENTETH se8_N—s nome bes, |, Union & Natural Bridge | | cibiv'wititens’ nite o ARK, JORSS rage aie’ Saag | WRCORMES. S055 somma ape P| eee ial nee eens eee ae lie rus O., | JOHN S BLAKE & BPO. 815 Chestnut. | ges end electric eR ee iter 4 oe (ee — AIL, iii? yinat Tight ny laundry : WOODLAND 5707 —4 rooms, hath. >| Stalre. i ; nd BU51LA rows, oder electric, furnace. CLAYTON RD. 7ile—B yy roomea, “ practicml: GLARENCE. 4418A-——6 rooms, hardwood | TWENTY-FIRST 2830 N—4 rooms. bain.|; 5106 5146 ras ‘Inquire / 3528 Areenal ) nice yard: call poop. | tric, tur a Locust to St. Charles floors; hot water beat; garage; adu!ts as ani eiertric: aane ; | U9 TO 140 PALM Si] , UGAPTFRiR!) 9410 der Teom PE INNSYLV ANIA. 0449—8 rooms. mod- | WYOMING. 4111 Modern broom f | ‘'y eS let floor east Appiy Am Wier. 10 | EEE a “pa ss eee: lemet Deeeied AR ’ 3410. idern ; oums ARK SAVINGS TRUST Cr COLEMAN 916A——3 rooms, bath “electric: Cc ouventes ees; no children loors. Heautifully ’ ated- 352 , t: newly r[S. 3193—-Modern; 4 rooms. kitchen- 7 | ’ — liv. * floo @Cautiful! decorated; HEN RIE I r. ~8- room flat ew ly este and vrenkteaat oem: banetifal sand nil@ren ‘pre ferred. R45. ao © CLAY TON RD shee go-— Nive rooms. tare. — a -_ 5 " . ; am piete bede rtm, = iit ] k] | , : enev, Lhe | e mann Spac er tric. papered and painted. TWENTY-FIRST. 2902 N.—6 rooms. 24! k re jecorated pe hardw fioors ~ * 08) fieor: bath: S835. open _) Urick Zarages. 4 or unfurnished: edutte oniy: vacant July 16; rent $60. Call River- | WYOMING. 3021A—4 Taree rooms. $65. side 44057 near echools: strictly motern. ANDERSON -STOUK E-UEKR MANN. +} DOPIER. 8521—6 or 8 rooms. Trier loor; t nished ) 2 saam furntened : al Estate Co. | O75 HAUSCHULTE FR. EF. CO. 2407_N. Bway. | eee ae . : : lestred pie eo sintiliiteiapiii DOD ER. ®55°W-—8 and 3 rooms. laun- | TITER, BOLA—3 rooms, w.c.: electric: 5135 LEXINGTON. AV. 4454 HE EN RIE PT A OFEN aan POT MAT 4S s 3835i1—3 rooms. bath and fur. yy We aS0eR. 2409A—5 rooma., bath. 1 vi ei SOS Chestnut @t._ 5 : urns . ‘OUR ROOMS | nace adie : LAYTONla TERRACE. 1257 5 rooms, furnace, hardwood ||| ¢ierinG PORCH HARDWOOD | REPER PL. 4991—3 new. modern a i \GVOMING °x—GnSA-—a ~~ roome and ‘beth Cc AY TONLA Rig 2 Fe f} 7 a ae van its. bed hes convenie st ’. a7) “Eee «7 and i Chestnut Sta | dry: good condition. | NS Che “On rowr earage ; : 7; | JOHN S&S RLAKE & RRO. R15 ut. 154 me undéds mnie 4.poom ef-s 3 ND C me, $27; ry Sau ay we F LOUK | — hed seroom ef | DWELL " r Gs | BAST GRA D. 19820-—4 roo nourn | UNIVERSITY O8°6U Woe pooma cleo. floors, double garage. ia LOVES, TILE BATH: &:! : 2d4-floor rooms. tile beth Murphy t furnished $55. bathe, with uilt-In tub, Keasier, Olt h “ ‘EIGHTEENTH. 2306 N.—3S rooms, electric.|.. ‘7° ®°4 floor front. $25: open | BF. J. CORNWEL R. FE. CO. All N. Tth.| southern exposure: rent $4750. with - ) HHOMINA 4 14—tet fl: 4- Plat. m With. fire ) “ : | of 20a Tene : GF rE TH Si ox a. CM McDONALD P/E. CO. 1111 Chestnut 5997 ASHI AND AV \) Hic KORY S053 A—Laearge. roome, iarre | race — oe rent TAO Call Grand 1567W Grivewage. $55 without heat MARGATN supLe? €55. APT. 405 Troe --------8 70 on ite. | VANDEVENTER, 2409 N.—3 laree| ag rane “a7 - closets water, cas a ae | RUSSELL. 4152—5-room fet. ai up-to- | wywowING a Madore “6-room fiat.) heat. emai “ Baa i Ra. ge i furnished & roome. ELPVENTH, 4200 N—S8 rooms, . bath, _roome, $22.50: decorated. _ iss 6 rooms, hardwood floors; garage. HIC KORY r. sl2 ; 7—dJ rooms a and electric, aE ~ 2208— ms, hath and fur ee ea nee = g— ih £0) 1 efficiency; jee, Unems, oar (3) eon, CUT. 5 r , HATSCHCLTE R. EB. CO. 2407 N. Bway. VANDEVENTER 3014 N. (24 floor north) | Ask for Mr. Dillon at branch ||| : SHUCHART R. CO, 814 Chestnut st jp pauite. : lala We ecole Weiecarie. four : : oot es | : waohl A. > , . “ » 7 s J . ' ~ ‘ 2. 7 ‘ " , ; ' ’ ~! a - Que ‘ wry? Cc r. ‘ ARLET A BANG UIN— soe.) & cor bed; ! ELEVENTH, 3128 N.—1st and 24 floor. | ee en ae eed office, Union and Natural Bridge. || ir HREY $003—8-room efficiency, 2 | RUSSELL. 300A) Teewe poome 4 ee ri ME room eff. deco rated $55. Adulte. Open Sunday. — eee reowsHING BAP Tie LS ae r : a Slip) ¢heoowM PPP MIR CY ror ‘CE. 4 re 5 ae $22 50 » ° SAVINGS TRUST OO. 4915 Delmar: 3) y bedrooms: $60: adults: garage — wry ; %j8—Four rooms. tile beth. BS. PEPCTKIC, SILVER. : TNENS re) oor STRODTMAN, & . ag Ay | WAR: oe dition 4 rooms, bath, furnace; | BU SH-B RNS HUMPUREY. 3617—S rooms, reception RU SSELI. 41! — set pan — beth. TT modern! ‘conveniences, new, beauti- : ; | | =) STORE goed condition ive 2360 (eRO) 8 _eteam heat. str modern: © rated: reasonable ; Parlor ELLIOT. 1524—3 rooms, eiectric, $23.50. WaRkWNE a ath, electric ; WHITTIER 3042—New THROW fiat. tile " rated ; a | yoatae rae || ; ‘Delmer 613° ee ans : - electric: aé@ulte onty ; Olive 0464. (c62) ome flat Sirictliy medern; rea- FURIATA. 3h51—4 rooms. bath. furnace: oF VINCENT 311tA ee ree { NEW FLATS s** ’ es 2 ee 7 cA v -Toom at, a | WENZLIOK. 1010 ‘ niin “ » “ , f, . . month. ; as > Ches nut. Olive 1427. KANSAS. 5217—) reoms. modern: ga- A wn 1385 Ww. i Vit . i rN N I. . 34 ’ 7 5 tolles electric: 25 Bo Northwest ARMAND , 7 eT36aA—5 roome modgrn. race hot-water heat: 4 decorated. ST. VINc s102~~ rooms. beth, eiec- i 4, 5 and 6 Room Single and ans —— | _ trie $32 50: newly decorated te} Double in CURITY REALTY. 3603 Sheri permenant sila $ and § roon Store room. .... mont 425 (c2) | ALSOTT. 49154—4 rooms. bath. carage:| $45: papered. screens. —Ftiverside 23/M. | KENNETT PL. 171 5—4 coma, bath, pletely fury cape pera mee 00 | GANO, 1438 E.—4 roome nest furnished ______ | ARSENAL. 3718—5-room flat, a= furnar ric’ $4 | SALENA. 3704A—3-room = fiat, Ms wx i . ages "9 room en eee ARLINGTON, 282°7—Firet floor south or! _ Tower Grove Park ee & ss ee [(OLLAS-LUVPFE ii38 Chestnut st outside closet. 924. a8 as. de KODEMEY rR rp c ©. # NGS GLASGOW PL... 3034—5 reome upper: | first ficor north: f ney: | ARSENAL. 4426A—i roome. gerase. op- KE c) ; -3 rooms, bath. elec | SBCONI: 3597 &—3 rooms oad electric: } | Usse ar - . LU SB oi aduna, 965, _{c) corm, 2} sete, eae. co Ss peat te Towe~ Grove Park Uirand 694] W. | gas and laundry. new'* seoryene EYE ait a : é ~ c ~~) R r ‘ } *' =: main 7% : YP % 7 1° nailed ur pome _ > - - — - ory Sane Soe - SENNIGE! 4 - > Cheetrut ot e . ee reasonable, ( cb3x } |ABHLASD. 47398—~4 rooms tile ba th ‘ ro --% aan c 7 bati ‘a ¥ RH ences! : KB th > “25 a. potane = mere BEVENTH 1° si8 — —y fat. t all at Gr und Office GRAND *3 te —4 rooms | and “bath: na. | hardweod fieorer steam heat garage Kare ce S45 —. i a vo qe oe —anneereen es yawn a Tiite Rent 825 fe) | will paper | | eee | WENZLICK. 3010 chestnut grive 1927 |KLEMM, 2856-- Modern 3-room fiat. Grubi | SEVENTH. 22364 6-9 roome. $=. Gee} Russell Place and Parker 4A cH 7 roome| RURD 1°79 Ty rooms. modern: newly RLAINE. S805 ‘corner Spring av¥.)—New a AYE” ' Beth_riat 4 reams, tile SEVENTH. 1 er <3 rooms: $15: also AY. 150 00 | GRANT. 104A E—Fiat; ‘modern; 7 1978 4 — j—Net and bath. S46 deco re ter an Ge rooms: nice imuUnaTy iad ‘ tearm ?} in me * roome $11. Olive 1938. , 2 C d \A. T. JOH NBC $9 Rr CO., Title Guar, ig fixtures: corner bul Sten: piset x: @ ‘ . RA = iT cart. 2 . -~ on bath |OOTE LRILITIANTE. rN reer my ae onty $55: very special and put in % YETTE. 2iRA-—-3 1 $15 SHAW. 4345A—Four rooms qkitehenetie. SECURI TY GUARANT OR S ~ , Ee my B- & —— fu! roome and bath: all conveniences: or oes 7 de ‘wey tenant REL _ IN REALTY CO. ‘Tithe Guar Bi, rdwood floors: REALTY co INC | Senen abe Geeen. ann $55. a ne rooms . |SHawW. 4317a—S rooms a ” . tet) | enlace | 355: garage. $6. = “Mo RODEMEYVER K. Tila VAteably bhidg vb Saat

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Pees gw 1200 APARTMENTS, DW ELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and F or Sale in these columns today. ee (|. =, ee eee . FUR LEASE FLATS FoR ENT Wows FLATS ron ENT Wort OWELLINGS FOR RENT SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT PLATS. ETC. TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES _ _ : ‘Bouth CTL ER FOE8 Rateowand —& — ‘a taller i , F Ai w #9 : oe here » ' er weer 66 . . ' ae De) ee i reeeteeae wren vm Ae : & FOR COLORED Centra) : - rer. ton ee car ae _ } rey wt | gear V0 ne er tety ae werd * } ew 9 tar greta t. a fy vj ae J eee | _weters err vert feu ‘teeg @hede ire ren? 1) nme atx Tie . is IOITA K—s roots gee NEL a F543 — And 9 wr . ii WE } iA 4 af ss f, wit J rte ra A , , oF eane, , ime | ‘i. Erg nares! feont'h JR FZ oo Ana Ff HE tH, PERE ’ pe 5 ic®? wo ficers. Cel! Ieimar 3598R ty ii PF ten 4 he tte eek oer By | | — ani Oe GmA wh ' —| ee ) 19th and Chestnut ove aA 19081 GS vasa bath o> ee a store. suitable SPLEN ETAIL LOC 4 * a! icz?e F RANKLIN. = re — renut 8 L - _DID kh A ATION: + J! ~ °T - & a = s+ 8 = verr ‘aut feet we soon te he apprer —') Sea Chetttle, w@erege fine vaed hel. kTCEYTH li) lH Tee-etars 4ne “oftta LAME ‘TOA Cnestnut “re 2713 ; — J + p ow » iy @ : ; ' , f u ‘ rand et ¢ ’ wed) Thee « me ety - »() Y, ’ _ —— - ' ° ad sd ae Ae ee i a, ’ wr . wadth ; on teen are * * & Py a ees . j tee Piet ion x = eRe furhe-- basemen’ 60] FRANKLIN AV. MACKLIND AY s 4614. 461%. 4624 : . / : SS é ’ ue : eo’? ereet ena «we ’ Tat aa eek -— oust ‘ Mn k ad) 2 u Am 4. Well. >. 3 / . =) . . | tr , bidian teuteae tom «=O PVT j ick > erp crt lage ty ; Ae to ee rv) WENT ETH Le Ik | 5 7 , sement: heat fur — ¥ ENZLIc es OF SIS ; frive ' . “ etitessleit pes et 9a wali lave t« foyne gatege t ceerte, eter Cneves Be: ¥--S-to0n — Pm sere ant 5s | Being the northeaat corner of Macklind and Murde-e Ave. ome : «& eri wage P : eae : EUR TR PT. SLi Geen a 4A” € MmeCIMTTY. t0e4 Oaer, Hide f ere ir Mr SHLIN REALTY oo. FRAN [8- PPRRY-R! "TH 1023 ™. Sth st | the “Seuthampten™” car icon In wel) -dewemped furtnes: | @- oe . 7 - 4772 4 Meg ed : . tel ; ait; , hate : et ae etete@i lsc he =F wee inf VE... FP we iat ee i” Fivietc' fide Wet, “ " Buster Bide Mair. 2bi1 6 4 ~ ; 7 e Olive »— : ee Sean ek. ed , et - » ’ a * . ‘ Me GAR fl ee x be" we Pin anc _ ° mr | ’ ee is Pt TF eth ' : . ween per’ oe i don ae K oe ig use af VALENTINE. 210-3. 2 8 4 a bd rents Duliding for gent. 2-story brick with MORGANE ORD ROAD x CLATTON F . ee 6g & tome >. 9 yy ‘we fri vr wht? Dotter prea: terry greene sate Cel irewerd vid fs ess * yard epace sultabie dar garage or aula ' ed : of FTP am F ¥ ia wm @ticiense fiat Rn vee , vee a, Fe ~ — a WALNUT Ciss—' mwome unetaire bats repair shep 4414-4416 A ana ee . , if Pad * aan os stan - ra ft orrey “ell at adaitie am 1 Sen. electric else 4 feome in ree: 4 oT MIiLI_ER R. EB. CO 105 WN feer TWO VACANT : ing WERT 4047..4§ | ae / cm se ld th eee . (eg - "sh ww ms : 5 uber DARE $458. .Mudern fru! ad ND AND OLIV wv nee offree or , . 4 Pe at ; ab vil Be ‘ ha ne tH neres, eee Bete rm " _ = } .. TA IZON 3 ! Kith wont ff rmne wid wat, Sh5 in eit x bem “ ? i hi bath 4 ‘rm ecw#tteag > FS: ee nts one jefi EFFERBO NS 7 é ~ 73 Ok story “bu ild- Near Beethoven AY. on Sees Ra.. which ie rentdie y 2 é " , ‘ fiom * res ae ee. Cees Hea oe: oo ow! em furnace. gerage, Sib wpe 122 6 ‘hee nif! ine 9 “ma ae —" light manufacturing. thoroughfare. connecting Arsenal St. and Gravois Av : ; , , »? Py RHA ’ : ' - se A . . e~ . ; . ‘ . . *t , ‘ ’ / . 7 teil ap ad? F *’ fo es. eas » : % hom Ar any MENT S22.nO « 40x10 . For particulars cal) Misa: sais 4 Both of theese estore po ay are yO ay attrac’! vely a 4/i7 YAN @ = yee | ile © Saaaw | 144. mine oS ee ' lLucne Liberty! ‘aly irust ‘eo —— — | neighbarhoods that are thickly populated a 4 a - ' : Bouthweet . feo romain Ng ¥ oatles : bee Life Bide lite — .,.. heat furmiebec caw jj. velie—New avore.. PRUG STORE. SHOE STORE RARDFTE hs la PYER TATI: N Bi | Oe} eee 7 — * Ft edi a om ae Wis oRiNe ae We M aiern i oo or. wt oa Centra! &5fr e WALTER JONES K. E. CO” SS Chestnut GROCERY STORE. CONFECTIONERY, FRUIT STORE. SAKERY. | Tnton end Secsemen — CeLMaak te Fis , —) A ieaw a vee on «@ Rie vee rouge. Gen ment : 4 BOOMS. BATH AND BL b: Fil —ex0 Sha6 LAWTYN—NEW STORE STORE. or any retail store business | °° = fil mation; complete; ugg 2 rie / rete ’ ere , — » by ; ‘~~ * ; rf ‘ive | AT? "je Jive) woes f ibe ‘oewhare ane Marrs @ul? nae! et ¢ Py t* ) ee or will divide inte ye Pugs “=x iy Bh, — D: * i Le we , ee ero res , * te ae eehidees ihe wotie, GOO te Laclete of Webeter Grower moter 7 Mh vache ws ad “fh. ready ‘Tor CCCUPBNTY «| ste 1hxb0 fi. at $40 per store:) ready APPLY ae ~~ : 4 - 4 ; deers : ; ; ’ ; rr & oe? . * ‘ n " - : OSIRA Jewel [, tween teehee. nee 4 io I Perris Ve ’ 108 - —~ Tholoe — ; . - e “re i j 6 i ty ‘tee ih Ld na y : ; fa F , ; ” oon . ¥ fhernrewhe 7 Wie jiu inet | ee (wo 34 rn Ft WwTsTt) 6 «¢ Old neEp . ftw leention. ‘ 13%, CHESTNIT T STREET = = —— 7 “ ,) 7 ed j 4 A : Y Or hs ; e ; a we’ Sekar ' Va “rat of Rutier } : 2. ” s Ler? nFee 24 ane by al fiver Jd | here mas & ay oy Chestrut. oy a k b 8 és 75 i. ; ; ai ‘: Weoet ° i of Ray IMA - a tty CTR A Beaton rene anf * fem Live w ferodaua le | wee 7 a+ ah } i ii REALTORS : ** ’ , ; we . . Bilehl os P16—Elegant new bal) ding, i . vey ihe) Ae wie 4 td se af . wy F wTreme ee , - a . ih ifeiue fies T alemt 4 — | ane : ' - — iat (ott ot : i , ‘\ fine aut eho wT oor 18 yin) — - RENT. : eonea : ae @ : er . " . ; , , athe , ia eftet LT a nd ’ fy ana f heetinut ele et! = i - _ ~ : Das ,) — ’ : em orre wte * _~_ es > bh ree sonal © rent ed = T xD CITY TRL ST a ") : : - “i, ee on omere ’ . f . 7 : : ‘ ; ‘'¢ ¢ : ‘as OTT mi m) (hee? t : | Ghee toss Cae reli Divee be hve » Howe, Mien Went, 00 fie tween leh Aver Buburban Proporty—P urnished PINE FLATS EASY THEMES oRBon SisGiUishtlass beliding; won - uot 1900. CNION AND st. Lorm, ~“*>-"* .# Th : "ee SHOP there “oe PY BS MT ee RUNOCATLAW Newly furnished. & rocme 2890 & SITM, S48. GARAGE stxoo CO derfu) eatl 1) ‘i A room and of ae =_: a) 4 f “fogy “suet ae ' ere ry nrans# ‘ yrs rf pte hreewti et Aya’ ? ALL | ntpe 10 oonn Apeliin - wil Wr r jhs A tig vert Se fall tab poe Ar itimoe ”. 4 RR. MOD EON fice der] monitary basemen! for work Oo e Lars: , ong at roost ~ ste eee ati +. 1 ‘fj »/ ,* f 4 'j ~*@e a fe eke for : ded mare > nearly . 008 navn lio rer ber rf Wait ed FOR EASE : ge toms eae . i | a ; vs 7 ste . on . a: , Hie Saliva New! fueniahed f eeeme ath, MRAS TNO, HA Ate 4.000 oO He 5 ROOKS "REAL Ty «¢w) | r DRY Gm DS | anc Jat We imipy Wak ah) so ae AOR MM iey BG tine Fleet we emer VRACE 109 N. Mh 2 pee ai ele PRT ETERS | BEAN Rewltors,” Ateate ids Olive 378) 107 NL Sere 25:19 : 3 HARDW ARE | Ly se: bees ans badode ow 7 PF. Ty lie. ‘ ‘ fATtTA ities se. 6 eetede: Fiseee ete set ¥ nat) a’ ; . . —T - Fb P P oy a - : My. 4 hy cane” ; vf ee ! is? ia ®t. iv? * “er . ; psi ducce te Oe mi es dt i HATE W alleisas Neatly tw _ Pin | feneee ©4 fier $ * nn mA ninth 3 RING Ey ona For lense e. ; wa — Lozie and Nerwood {one block weet | WMT 2 bi i’ ia ot (ate wor os fis ” te ey thet ~o 7 triete@a) terent time + Pertetter Pee yes tert aes a a” . .’ —— -" fiver + of aiare BAx RI MOU | rh.* eultabie for 1g ac I \ or ° - | ’ ang 2a page Be eg | ¢. ‘ ’ ’ 4 ener! —_— ; Ls Ga TO ae ek Ve dere@ ral tral cane Sheet rie ne 8 6Chinines law —— , ree ov 16 ° light nufac'uring tollet and sink on : j An firm fat. sid ‘ ts ores wre as ri ats ror nENWT rurr ished ts * mr aeer ’ ‘a th fe , ~~ owe ye 1 # e“ bh. vest " . / ret .* +. vot) none f ee P iu@ Leer hy abe re ro e.eVvatlors | * a , Large. , . , ‘ Pons fr, Pheer “ pure for « ~s ae nadie ee e or 12 1 rent 100 per entre oth floers L JON = 7 wee FY OF PAINT nice” sine ay a9 Dae By airman | emniags | turwiated | PNT EL en saree OT ALE & LortiMémi LER, 818 Chestnut | hoo Ma “en, bom floors = On Terminal Switch — MLN Grand ser hus “ eeet ‘? tet tof Ger ° 7? ante reas . om « . ‘ - - >?’ oe? * — rime mM ’ “pew! in . 4 , I ad ye ; 7 ; 'S See: »4 ~~ , 4 Pe we ote’ ~ oat ‘ al . ; ; fm mbit : A } 4 es we a Avelialie Anewe * : be ' . xv Fe | => '} : us . ~ A rR ~ ; i~> JOr1> 35. “a 7 ‘ee rs hiv he : re tm me ‘) arer * ' , , ~ ; ' rt tas ated , : ihre ‘ ‘The tam t init ; South La om ane the | ee Bis ‘* : t tee he! ; ' 4 ri . Ry eee py? - ~ , /esrey i” " ' er" wr alten: he ’ wr on 7s 7 7 r ~ 37 ace! tt r — Fe I ) aie ra ; ’ - . . is yf ‘4 ; Pa ease 2 ber . oe Sv tem@iter me ' . a warts : A? , ' ’ 4 rang ~ one P ae Croan 1. ¥» “Ye cee ' ” “tA ‘ . Ceete pe bens o nore hath mamn' ati atsle P. - —, — ™m — i} ~ SEABAM A, 2099—-Bew store cea: Kerr ge *: bee tha ve ebee &; aie thom? ° fob wah i artra rsa ts feocennwe tee tt , : > . oan . . bs . atm f* * bret —— Ciertr) An mr fe. foring ' l-tTweges 30 wn * e-A ti ne Or. ain an ison § ster . rent _ &>* . an Tie te aii - i A ba , Tt gs hewke | ane tomers nee | le erated Gat dn oy af ~ vy & - “s' y wet teenth sefer Ths wan " ‘eo elect sn of Th rT PCME Vz eERALTY 00 Gen. 1371 _@moaDvwayY. 136 - —Jtces. euttanie . ow gh ~ ~yrDese = ; : +t oie a ages hates or ads hae nih er Wael t tow gnenthe Weleter b(t’ re Flat« to Rent to Colored 1011 Ninrket #t. fine offive and storage Sprinkler System, Hi essure Steam -INE SALTY CO. 920 Cheetrat « SHEL HA t ‘ . s . bee i ' . — 2 : " ' - . s% ‘ - ‘) reer es BS. at ‘* core . ; els |. Beuth , | a 4 " | en Ph ae First-class condition Onen fer vous HERRMANN JR RF CO y ¢ ey hi “ " ; : ' ; re sive ‘ ; ; mT) let tee a rehire tes re vs “ ? re ag = omen ‘ , » ? ay M u - ventn t Olive Bans Sig ° ° encore a + Atmeaie fia '* TT. > we ‘’ TL AenL phen! om ; oes line ne ie agit beet } " bert . antl PR Terese req re 1) te \ . ‘ia R Py , vy il ‘ee A , i . ; e : ‘ . ‘ P*m pede et’ " ’ ‘Mie hem t hoe © lex ime t s° ’ - toky ’ “ all Eo “e © ; : ‘7 ster r woe D fate ‘« ’ ne! ae ‘4 ‘ ; ; oe \ N ) a) ax - ‘ . \'f ti , Cetbecet bilulwenedte iui ; ; Af Ter ii Hees thew beegs beels 4 oes a x | “# ° a eyi va r Sai\4 r eo a abi * yk ye Be Al Pat eine Shes _ogas | AR KE r’ A l ] TH ! ‘ | a i4 y vans? r + owt Pere p bast sched. eal ; ‘ > : 4 4 ® ‘ sit — a. a ‘sitive 830% ; ole rrr: TTT) ak Si.) as ; . i nr 7 (4 nastmus RortPpenat orne’ - new PB nage wos —— 1119 Ch _ ] Bl ~ 3 : & . F : ” “a oh. hie ee Jha ; " : ; oe at ‘* +e tei mae “a? : ’ os \ ae! vt 4 we! Leite Ss “eh LEO! im * 7 rugs : era tS r i ri oe fate von . ale . at le / ; + tees a > : . , yy i - "4 BA, + . " . as “ = ’ ’ bw - —" ge = = wearin dg. ¥! : 7.48) 6 ¢ : . , 5 7 ; nee , : o nme ow rent eet urn iebec uy ‘ - if i i? ’ i | ’ A hd “a | +, ' a bes ; ” t & we’ », / a i ot n rURWN. wousts ron RENT : a’ r e? ; ; Mey pew cece New eat! GARAGES. STASLES_RENT wm’ fv ya) ‘ ’ = . | Foote a , wi At ai i ths Peres. Fy " b eaeeei aheesl lew! r i ik iAH fi ‘ i> | i¥ ivwtentee lew! pree@ant Mose mnie ’ Ava — hr ' ah ARE BA e100 Watnwr zh a * _ = > é Aa ue aT ki be ~ ok : ss | — ‘« ‘tT? ate : "= v W Rend®: . . — = ae ees SS : EEE _—— Se _—— meat. : A it ; . ' S Preeee mt , , . , % ne , ae ri wy oily avery @11°™ end _ ve Agra we ner iw Vin, VoOoRrGAN “3° Re— SBD eae 74: 6@ . wi) OO iver t 44 14 STs wi ALLE pene ' ete ig 'TY , ; Dn whe . : . fs . G°r4) a te Se it 4 , a at ‘aan al Mabe, hi ee Ne Vi bhbiannpli FLA Diem ctifuatle Cypecevnbes h SUBURD N PROP wanye’ . ; atts oN . a “ a. Tt noo NES KR E > GIR Cheater: | eet. ” a ey eerie? At db siete etl beet et i ae Bout rt NS awED TTACKE WW howe orang 1 eeNene., . - ayvre PIP RE SHOW-—in runnin 5. . oe 4 setiqee “oe be -4 fae ii, : ; : 1) vast | * ’ 1% | ’ ; ; 7 : ‘ Fe) Mat) wey . , Fores Nit ,4 ° ; * 4 at runnitg Tie tt wae penis eens , et ie, a , : ITV AP RH 2 Fre letes Te Bern. oe mine = Yue uy the m —T “perk mer. seed iocet 1625 Franklin. In-} eat ' Maine BTR > torte f ere ae mee wh yet fs ier Muteliee ' ne a) mq’ i : ¥! h » vetivue of 2B thiitee r Bt Lar uie eae " ;* ans . ae ah r a! 22 ) (arr : 6 ¢ ‘ J : : : . : ‘> Ty. ‘ ' = + ‘ \5 ie. het ; Riot Ted Fi at ett! aii ' i ret egee ree ’ ; ; : : hho | , Pvcet Dreteata? ; ie > D4 ° ws ‘* _fl 1 oes “° oO a et ' | ‘ “ Db * rr Eiavii' , . oes title Peeper ebemet + tegen bent Te oF at . t) 4 } ; bKltenw The hor lrase hi yf 5 wi q ah allah tes ' my eietrie a? » |} ,* ra treet te a2 , ° a aw ' TERE i ry > & ‘ He ® vote get | Pn to ; we " ty — rae . “ / Mm he QUMPTON. 51200 3.—Store with totie.. 2 wing) rooms m@ rear sullable for any sees ererye + eek os vv " : ; ris as fan ‘T iuab “ te y Phew rat a 7° , wae? Se yeas ” ee rhe! 7 oe. ‘uae ' ; on 4 » ce lee } “ ’ “her ? ‘ ’ aot * tae " ; ’ ' > ' -s ; ' : 4 : att a a alee . ee” yer tal . MR mg “ . ia a Mod a ; a HOUSES. FLATS, ETC. “w . iva _ a? hee a — ‘ oa 43 , atin: re = | io | | tlyin, ye! CHEN AWEOR HM HBADA A sn . FOR RENT FOR COLORED Pr iCER—Desirable location: reat reasen ' SE ae ~ - “* - -_ = a — - * — = = a oo as = ai f\ A , - Central ble: F Bide fersen and Cass he i: 4 4 tesa dius ; ; , e+ be) sopetag bebe , : — . ‘eaege . ' _™ “ oo pir Deee Petr ate Ee Tiel bad oil.“ ve . eile enneen COKNET & ZEIMIG TRUST | AbAME 676. K rome baile her PBB | grrr ye asve came. te. cent KANTA MARKIEWICZ Lindell 4311 + 2622 South M Ss yA . 2. ee ne ee ecm €) : ’ is. at = JOM tee RERY & BUD LULO © heetn ws i¥ = 2. id ¥ ~ gare Orricresn._Te share ef en hid Buite for ain treet » Grand 904. ae ay MAb Vedlae em § bembere' Souty wont (19 Chestnut S| Se SS OA; oH re vhrsieian or dentist Chemica! Bidg. ex O00 S ¥ é NERY— For nt or ‘ease i A TAM OMT TTA bt Mor iKerNa he twlhen' BALDWIN BOUh—Aevowm fet ane ols tlw R384) Post Depatch SNE OP. * 15,000 Square Feet—Two Floors and E : F sore. im tt Pe ” ) oe! ‘a ve 1 ee rwrrr i. ' rom 29 Aa te OS tee, | BPE 1 eri? * mew water, wide OLI' Jii4-—Stere Goo ¥ ecttlement tn mew diddy. . mat’ © "hee ae a rhe OV ; Weel meters, 855.00 S196 svhaw ot 9, alley B46 mont ‘OMN BOLT SON. Teh ot. Electric Elevator—Elegant Light = > « cermer Lat 4 = ye e 5 Weet riu i ae A we ‘ ; Th ms * 6 ~~ Cis ° Pee » $e + ee “we ear : ; ye rVbpeas Sim oO Ive ok ~ i“ :@ —s » ad ‘ — : - \ —- -- ° ‘\ « , =* ~ — | Ri oy ait) wet viele fee here Ce salads ob er ee new wee Vie ene ‘eve - oe ee 2 nS a oye . > Behe thee a LMCRKSON M58 Laree stable with let SAA. C304 .Llearae *tere feu S r- usc ] V ~- J us a ae Le ate mg convenien, io . -. iz ) ‘aregs obi : ; dey . a . wey jo “ e. =e * parts wh ' a'* tree -rtr pray ; "y' eved eute of ivek sard t os fer ree aure nt a one ini - estion furnished. : sin ~b ‘Ue ia i ni af im Oh iiaw em ¢ dogem borne ape a Ee tb aoa vurttenes; He we Cubans | Buttes av A'S _— Seen en KAwPr 105 UN. OUfth ont ive ena \.. WILLIAMS. 706 Chestuut. Curve . me . 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Soutn orn ars wen é BRO REALTY ©O sleres f aseorted sizes. all have rear ' STRC ieee ~ oof x eu 5 al rivir y i oo. eh eemer has : reEWithht i | : wet seeee' e' WOVess Wanted > te y | “~~ ~~? 4 J oy Bee. ores rer le r moe ~ - a ~. he ~ ‘ estment sg ‘th ¢ ~~ err) « fine i. Sart fer any line uf busi- ; . ?. ; bhai ee ast , wwe seer ri) ’ By Taree meeetue & get rie rie > - — . ws —_— oes. Felis re ¢ , PA] 7 e ‘i w + alae , , oT oe mrrTTalLke Wy % ; ee «wl eee ARE ' . _ . wey ANrw i: . ; SEAN =—~s S-stervy buliding. 0x , ~—z ~_- ae a qi : . ey At" ' . - — * es bl a. se HERB. bee ' ie nee : biehe ’ ' * UP us ; sii 1] a : : a . % P we. . . ‘o Ges > - AY * °?\@ her oer $84 33S ~ 4 Tier th 2743 OL I\ E , sia) mt le r Wiene ote’ st \ bine! wh KR ‘ rocrttem beth aud ole ras n MLSSISSIPPT VALLEY TROsT co .cosaner am, hi i wwe beret . re O00 = Awply 6634 Enright ’ ING. ¥S meetives big *y - A new siere near corer on north side REALTY CO " sam ih SG,8 Pave thats lames, Gerd r ay ‘ mA bi mace aon ao ae e* veo ‘ WYONTN ‘ «ss me * Wan 3840 al . Of street. rent reduced: will remt er lease. § Se ee wT ht bene: tame ty tive! ai ARR TRIG 2 evens ee ear te ret aver 3o™= SEV EN*EENTH 18° © Sisk and tee Wx we Ly} FIPTESN 1 2° P ‘ ; i, ' el ot] A +s i? £ *" : a4 i i? " " : . 4 , ‘. a. ae ‘ ‘ ‘ “>a! * . yi +. — ry : : - ~esy rent rao oe ae a, =. 2034 2 V E F AIMS eloe . - Ss ‘ a tes TT oe haw . bee.ca ' ' : 19> "7 . 4 y ) oe " . r ; ad Re . fe : i? : Wis is ¥ } : be ‘vi “ yon . yiar W ‘ avruey a se Yes ‘ Os} 3 “— r ety West cos —_ Mr . 40 oe ee a teen ? 5 a4 « ‘ ” me i ee : 5 e ' ; . . . — ~~ »' ae 4 m ‘ ; : ~ 4? 1} x —ts lomt = & Yerv es 44 - ~ ‘ae : ils 1498) Moder 8 bow peels arene . we Bei. FP sole hy A eel ated inate ts ro Al eT CU ave Cheater ve @? ty ean ae. © —— = 2 oot A kurage in the reas wil KOWDUS _ REALTY. 925 Chestnut at. ' ' Lo ae y Yarn’ hs re oe ¥ : 4’ ; oy" ." 4 " " _ . » + tieke @ltere's +. reanpenai we ‘fog tt anne A = an Eetame 4 ' * , : _—— ’ n“s ,* ; , ' ’ ve a4 : vie HOV"TRATT PRLEWA 4&4 waome $33 \} vat ..3 cars ewe Fords ere ,NUryY ef ‘\ °> a ane Tete) Oustr : si a see tb & s} ais a —— . : st sh) : ; _- ass » + sa we & : , 7 + t ~* o* * pes > . ers , a. me) c .} 4 aieeeiil ‘ ; } . » . ye ’ ™ 9 ' ; ; ; , 2.) 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Pas & = eo —s “ aabitNeeRoN 4 aa’ Sten m — new * ive rae = Gta of Bea F 68 24! 1) >). ft. . elee trie elev ator: “. ; ae Viethr :, _ yr at Wee . » © biweteee worl Mem? Aw trek W " Oo sees = seme 14737 Past ih ope tet a wa ——- hey : ? : P ian yor Desire tue for phreician, ae iy . > ‘ | 7 ae a. hha ° ‘, Pu renhh use wer nenendh iad 4 Mvihrn a K | mere a Be i a , eR be DS OFFICES Fer rent Grand SOIDPPIOZ aiev in rear. Apply WeoLr- = ght = _ bafrdreeeer ‘Riregractor « . , os PS » * «teal i bao ‘ ‘ - \ om “4 . - - 23 . ? ~ “ * a *- 7 . 4 ‘ 4 me em OTN 7 aml Seonlien los eudnoce ugh ever O80) COOK. 3724 OR J754.8 Wels, be RES ae et ee wississiret vVaLLer racer MARTIN SHAUGHNESSY, (| »4TURae & nd a: ” wiry . are o ia) nits > Y ee ies Mie Bones Lele & ft vess, FO Ce 2a RI RSS ABN OM. LE hn ‘> Main 344° One rar _ Tome Pic eS—Modern: im the Seert of South 4 ; ‘A 7 bre! : a * " * ' se ; ° ‘ rh 7) ‘ee a, reg - v . WATER WAN i. wh Pee oe . | _wictan or dentiet. Appiy 2vte S&S. ~ 7 We *)s ye , ities * Se’ yt ’ Y ’ : rr e ™" ANTE eee? > + y~otees + ae feo © ‘epee bts oe! : antwars f poe “ , - — : “ - . mo meme mt a SS tr? re 1? “eer “ LZE St ; ‘ Mak & aware eee ee eel | Biles : » 6 ten » be os ve va wee OS NEW BRICK GARAGE goes ies e ron oy BUILDING IN Wepster sear 4 . ~~. » wee Sed _ = ; ad ’ = ie é ee nl . »- ~ ~ . : 7 - ~ = : > ' - > : ms ; ve w“ * ‘Yow t ~- P : . - SA ‘a . oad - Ss ; aa acer. oN RTH 4 : . . , , . oe. 1'\ rr™N | : s - > + UPTAUE, 6998.4 evome, Death. elawtn er tigh — reusr HEART OF or 5 | neal haw’ s ved ». . te 1 es . - ety ‘ ’ a) ; ’ ’ : >. >. a rer? fe - : OF cr é vo eanaitnind — edie ~ ' : ” . mt ae! SUSY aN ’ Re dul ‘ (mE 5 ee Se ee ee . a a ex * at = ee nes (*e8tnut 4 W HOLES LLE - = “a wo! AMES 4 4% Yow eff Fu Ye 7 : . - on ae Soment 4 i ka. he bas has 4 ‘ . , - - . : % wat wt? 2°93 _a‘’ee store $70) . . ————— oh ‘.. wei ey | f ; : >. vy : : | Laie we ith en = (' . , ‘ a 4ane6 " We > f . .* : ’ \ ” 5 ‘-@ oO . WALLS wat Aw mmr . ‘« ‘a 7; i~ ae Side DISTRI ¥ 3 sy LJ . a or : : iy ' Pese ' OXee 5s me 84 ONS 6 6e! see. * ° %. , ances _ , ql ~ ———- ‘+ }e7 Ww + i ee ‘4 , 1] a on : : . —-. | : “= | " See = eee. OO | eth taster 18d. ¥ —_ e 13 mee naw eof ‘ eohone Dw ter ee 5 ~ ee eltent lecatien, “al! Seven-stery sad basement bullding, cen- STO = — 4 Marek Q AS ~ wt! we coer terme . Ret. and ee: em : : - * ve! “= waive WwW ' | bark » a/\GER A! min REALTY « * ie eA. PAP- Reeiryl on “‘sbanyw 10-30 fe} ‘aiming approximaiety 95.000 square feet ber shee : 4 ‘ + *~ ** “A } bil : : 7 ‘ “ aparial h t , — iin -_ ? aan ae ra — vA .' ’ : ut www P , . : ’ é - ‘ . - ¥ . ; +! : _— ~e « ® WwW ,REM 2x = P eo eer “a a | as Ya di . «? a ~~ Sea Neat yy ST iy Tab “er _ ae a ha , | ' , . , , r , ; . . " rer\ la _, z. ; ware ‘« , mabe ' 2) = "A. Puen ae wrens wets cae \s + ™ @: years. er " stare . ha oe vat Wags 4 8 Aten Se ine wane SISSIES ane TO LET BUSINESS PROBES oer ue, TS Panna fe Peek | Se * aa. cy oe, i , CESS. 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Oak a ‘ , ori: WROCO eauare feet of Geer sence 1) G08 ~quare test: “ram eeting piant ‘uming O28 eq. &.: meal for i tor an eat , watin Th Bb ca teen,» Teant ~ ' mNtiari at AP ,‘ omens. to ~ vay ie ~ 4g Be gen ‘ ~~ = Ba ei vie ater, ecernent. fuil °c wore, mete soe" @menth iT "LTS * . | _—. + —S . » + themes “ di ‘' @eaes ‘ wed ~Ticettee * ‘De, r . oe * aglce hen i..eF . piembing oqni pment. me wiring. ae ts \SAET - HA = a ih Y OWELLines For Renr Tr -.em 4&4 ~wee “~— ow aa gh » oreo iis ~ottan. meebo .ah Fat" . ‘~” tebice ‘er meanefecturing, wareheuse or ~eare Loudl * heat and water ie OVP AH , er a Suan 22 % ge I Be ee ss a. ee) ‘ine, 2oUW * i J Watressn meaty co poe helene ecd cete:l Sesiness: cent very ‘urmahed. rent only $225 per — . : rv) . led » =~ a is i ' M“ . . , pe . ta |. 7a te he ~ ; vty ; nmoneh akelience : - —— » Satine, aR | “cheese beets henitoe cree nn mame! CASS. ISLE -Siore. Busy atseetd. any Dust ALBERT G. SLANEE & B. CO.. 9’ SEVENTS ye aie elie Wat Oe ee a Ss a we “hanes ~~ 8 res Te meee tend » ieee A An oot hal TLt Chests. Main ‘O44. Sere Tiati F ideal fer real »: 74a? "9em s+ ee - ASTON / WE wi tebavce » sanere : ‘ "ASS 1:3) : de ete rept iad) gs TT . 7 peer: oan: - ' wee way, ‘y eal hf . i .s.. i» ~ne '. a An meg on > -—eee, ste AS : ‘ on ey ‘ _, . IVE TENANT WANTED ate 7” ean eptaaes “at re , % on al has i. hs, a ‘.2 hi¢@ > ae » = + _ + bi 2% a ™ abie prige © | Py ee N * \ \"bke rag war bh pend b. wn x ry a a — ay aareus Re 4 prea ‘oils store at JS5!1 Owe o¢@. Soece 19 WASHINGTON “ ~~ Neren 4m airy , «* Neuss 827A Shee sy, sbeat Aug to 590 =. ‘eo More Iixl =r fee? ,iNeS 618) ON Lawn ® & “ea at ; reel” mh Oe \ » re . ped immrate ‘ec destrabie tenent ap- sive geod light wseend ‘fIrar if a , a 1 in EF ewe SPioste . ts ale os P " : = — ’ ven Tree Ye as its & . be m > Mek « Renheus | wt ™ Yu, ie Let = sieren. WNEM sAeset, 315 Clive ; ss “eam ‘eat and leetric = reo on Waleh st. “Estest we © Sac mn O88A. 2» ‘erae wie ant SASY PEPPERAON 429 Kivkeued feu ~ “’ ; —_* a. —_ $44 cem 5-07 “. Dd @.. @ eters - iowa fen tz Swuth St. Loule Fer bas pm ods wel came tet tabi | ee Roe. 2 ‘ian’ team ae. Wee ‘hme —. oe se A niagge TH LSD WASHINGTON ~- = “ay we a » ’ +) i ahaha - wet % + \ndaee ee ee ‘s ote « Y @& Mees Gn 8. GF aHicseNnt ee | Where c suerte ‘third aad fourth ‘leurs: — —_— oration = ee are = } . ; AD: ~ “6 5 wed ws atte ss & Paneer ; o/ 4% by ate " pi ™ "eo SO8 , eo, - tte he ? : “meanuf ' or" s * « i ss” ‘ iad ‘ * .eere rte ev ators. - } | ciate ‘ ‘ a) $d > welteee i er bee seed ‘er tenn yee ae _ -_. =-_ “F¥ MeN \ S ceonrene ites oa) Ot be unt . cite ——. ™ a Mahe ti: WASHING TON + * ut (; ral ' *\ een Si "Se .*’ .. Qs rue Meet Ptere ly ‘oe ht ‘“ ° es 4) . pon as - ‘e > = . TT mY BUILDING be Pe ae ~~ — STORE \ FT T | wi tN Pe? >.) Sa te, 5 vaibiee. +o “ee . ~ a we, * ee " i. 5} ‘ Phe) 5 ee ae =? ‘ ‘ TI RQTN T oe wit - ® * r\ i. aA feng gy te = . re,@ wn t re rt] Qwnrs ear ins he. 1 Se e >. ‘ Aa? 4 os ’ Ma ruer 7 .*atan “verng oe 7 a ittes : : rak woolen ae 4 Bs on —_ ,' atee offen ‘ariter aervitee eeed sda y “ener ef Gi5ey “@unt ‘en: ie. iTe6-10 W . ‘ sp ‘ ~~ le 8 §=6) MORI F891)” sabdbin: aadean | O48 _ } ~iee, ateetrie Bre spencih'ticncd ~~ orth iat comeern "Or sae oF sese Three stores, Tiu®Z each im te aL a. are “we Me ae Uh yet. em ibaselinate — ii ek ne ao Lia LN Se itioss 2... $33 Chestnet; SS SS RAGES oy: he attractive ‘ailtieg svailabie for , er meh a? +7 . -_ - . = ; . m4 ; qos 08 = 4 ' i Sa ° : . 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; an ° = : — - — . b . - ~ . — F - , ; : ; : = si aa ~ - a a ‘ilk emia aaah aia Cian De ot: een tee i el, a . , ¥ P 7 Ce ee ee . 3 - =. 2 4 r ai 7 ? oo ra tne rn wea BU 4, ' 4 s - - - ms ed a . ad ee - - : € “ie, . 4 . J AY, : = / _Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. Lous 5B SUND 3 gene as. 30m, BS 2000 REAL ES STAT. LET—SUSINESS PRPSES TO LET—susINESS PRrece = oe or E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, ST _ POST-DISPATCH. __* LECiTy REAL phen in FOR SALE SUNDAY, Northwest ’ a Lease erat | ren a 8S P’RP'SES —— ESTATE— EXCHANGE | REAL EST'TE—WTD. TO BUY CITY REA . a : ed. with efficiency in rear: DEMY. 7ib—Hair tron mare RUG sTOQ RE —To exchange: ' $000: will REAI L EST’TE FOR SALECITY EST’TE OR RENT "Bee BE aioe Sey SAT | nthe, oo = NEW OFFICES — | Zatlers ee = a = . ” : wart . | Linder Pt a ssic ty — == — J TH ND, 5033—3 rooms. bath. fur- | BARTMER. 61°25—For lease. large a | KINGSHIGHW | DRY™ GOODs ~ STORE —For exchange fo:! | tinsel) Fiera _Hotel._St._Low a | i INS. IU ST ST COMPI ET * vent reasonabie. See owner. 5021 | SRE eee street. wes a and. toms WAY AND WATERMAN | OR ae Box P-394. Post- Dispatch South at Pe, BU Bon A28. Wd. aad ho 4 eT) ¢ ‘ sT.* > = » 7 z FLOO tY GOOUS—Large. cleay st - OF pes . FF 7) *ost -Irls . ey DICKMANN REAL ESTATE CO. | MORRIS AACH R. ‘CO’ 826 Ch | ESPECIALLY EQUIPPED Fon | | ,2cigbborkood: a ‘money make ‘ik in a live | RESIDENCE OR FLAT Wtd—in OFai. * ANNOUNCIN TH ‘ 14, 46 1s a4 | _623 Chestnut at, |CHOUIBAU AND Boy! £26 Chestnut. DOCTORS AND DENTIS epartments or flats. St HWENKER : mn Park dist gt. Box K-157, Post-Dis. 4 ; . 462 / | GARKET. 0523—Store: furnish| oF *”¥ SE Lat. oh Live location | ».,,825 AND 830 PER MONTH Me R. E. RESIDENCE Wu. —Flat or business prop —- 7 ee ~ . tore; heat fur 4: NC , rwt ; r ’ P- , Murdork Avs. ome block | Oe Se ‘c99) | WENZLICK. 1010 Ch gupta) | emt om Anke eae Mn hn aslo EXCHANGE Metiery act Train Wpal-| atv. Box Wrs9_ PostDisvatch, OF | J business ~ —_—_a o u © Tine .-— | — estnut. Olive 1427. | Cree wes SSS, | OPP 8 : ai estate. i ital | district ) rooms above: yt 4 fine a | CLATTON. 6333—Large modern store | 200-CAR GARAGE AXD SHO ats pom Ee spatch (c) TENEMENT PROPERTY Wtd.—aAny loca- } ; ROAD | UD) pias wontons) shot Sor businens 835. SOHWENKER. ‘i peighborhood; see ‘this. | | FOR LEASE “suitable for SR a a ; | SEs wy fee 54 ‘ / r stores; tw ~s roperty: wil ay > 7. | 6 ty ACK. 101 N. 8th. Olive 3383, | CLAYTON. 560658 es Chestnut. | | Just being cdmpleted: strictly fire || 5" WoO RERR o flate in rear!) Of trust. Box A-101. Post-Dispatch | | oie JA. 63s—Store. 2 rooms. bath. | In Westmoor—New gt ores. epneyivanie— | | caseounaadt all modern equipment: | i EXT REALTY CO.. Main 2624. | VACANT Wid.—Suitable for double flats | ue ANT | iaree lot: etieet and alley made.| 5 *¢0™ flats above: heat furnished Asso || ment by new stores end apart- CHANGE 87 acres near Farmington North or West preferred: mai! full par- in ' . wee =o: Mi McDonald R.E. Cos 1311 Chestnat | h Perdhing S060 erie mere & || on’ gitbroved with, 10-soom: house. | SOCaaT Wi--euiabe tee a Hi > G 6307 to, tc.., for roved cit ; | VACAN - 4 al vos eeTeIN no Pir — ae ' ~ 21g! y a one new | JONES BROS.” 103i Arcade. mon Fost: Dispatch te ee eee wy - e A Lh ~_- 4 os “and | pce me. | prt dave pone Rav ofp 84? | OF FICES—M. D 5 ep oat Dispatch __ chy __ ~~ S967 Preahitn an. tanh KF : i : papulated fuitab le * for located J. ALTHE! ME R £1" Chestnut DELM AR, BL.. a704A- Oi fioesT tees ane | _Hentiat laree. hue ag ne 7 th ~ pt gag mee . “wr. s, clear: best hunt- | WILL pey cash for your equities, flats and ae rom Gravois to Arsenal! Je) i ; . * — SlUiaii ; . " e a : nw 72 . ewese, +o. Oy a - (pe Stat mot far ‘er - preferre - STORE. +7 AY aun FILL ING ST ATI wN ae a Mart of University Citr: $10 up| Fr re HARES ROCK ei in’ f Tes, i, Laie: large lake and river Sen a Bt preferred. WANTED. “ { 4000) j \W est & Dw ; . inion and Sacramento: 3%.) DELMAR BL.. 38#1-3—3° ——"%)} store, ; a. ».. 8764—New As... ss Will bur yo A ; x Sy ng etation: am Ce able for a Ss ow stores, suit-! heat fee: © see above: hot-water’ E\(~HANGH—Large factory building and J. R. PODOLSKY. e wae wt 4 | oe ei rue sf dena. . : _ - Tent wus a. ae acreena conc Trl eres. porch, wry , ae erai ree;denpces “ith railroad aid. POD , Ra. ul aire) 8500. 4 \ y EK A R AGO \ KF] FE] ] ) —t io W iE 9 Ds ° L. . . = 7 1? 308 N.G Ye "| WAR ki & , ay —— "\ a a (cH a will trade for farm. ranch or 7 —- = = « 4 : 4ius , " & SONS e- 2 SNS ranc. DELMAR he Shay —i1 rear fire roo! : STORE BU ILDING —darge. od —T proved land buiidi od i Os unim ALL ¢ ASH FOR - me we te ?e% uy $ or! , ~ One-story a= mee sous eu table “es tor cry goods and shoes: ane ggcetion | nigh. 60.000 anne” Gear tik = stories EARNEST MONFY IN Sarees. = ai SIREET “BE oanse cnto: oe DEOES “ERANCES-P PERRI RY H. 10d 3 bee Shares “Hock oe st. | fur, bullers, pumps. ete: pricg $65,000 Purchasing agents for fl a ees NOW $2 O00 OOO OU > by c OF N wr 8. — = Ue N ... wan somet i! ni a rchasinge agen for = 1 od Waa marrrer: Ancr prsriay’ Win: | ocadan wiser ai er bate toe Se ree eee ae —aoea oats | gist Bp bar! (0. Sweetwotet. Tenn 1ebo} | SUMAETS, Sher, or. Bg he SVU, UU. wy: Oh rir ‘RETAIL LOCA. | loca’ an: will rent Ty or Dart for term | or ¢ ‘ry goods “er 1 shoes: rent $50 ~ FAR Ms— ~For groceries or othe ‘_ | on an ncatic — in At I ie ~ | . : : oy: a ‘OUND CITY TRU S —e iw at once: very rea- | Shar leo oy ee Thomas Station. £:. 1 Fn i Title Guaranty Bide J81nes8. | BOL AND A W's? i1i4N Sin. Room 2 211 1 buildings and a : 4 MILLION In i¢ nderground and Surtace Improve- i ie | SINGER-KLEIN . : : ear: for rooming t or usi- WE BCY RE: | ’ — T CO. | 104 . Rth st omnes” Bg Hy Oy WEBSTER, GROVI ES STORES AND} | —2¢ss._B» x P- 416. Post-Disp Ouse OF fens » | PAY ALL CASH. | ments. see - NK L. DITTMEIER R. E. CO. ~~ —=-- ee -e —- - vr 1000. TNION AND 8ST. LOUIS ee ’ 46: ‘| > e . SHOR ee — oe AR BL. ‘| san (business: oad anemone = suitable for acres; clear $20.000; wil! ex- Orisinal “Quick Saie "Wa nted’ " Agents ts : HARDW ARE Ss 'e ental. aoove., jetrectt y d modern. o0e > be. Fitegerre for _ st ous | income. Phone (cA) ‘Rial ‘ Z y pecial Concessions Granite City, Til. ‘c) | FARM Wid ndell_5425W. —————_ | a enement P r x ee ee —_——-—— —— - rm _ & re ‘ear, in trade for my equity | roperty . , office and > building. with and Norwood (one block wert | - M1 MULLIN - —— TERS REALTY CO. WANTED BUSINESS P’RP’SES for) Sos "Poets Pees per year. | Wanted “ ighway). southwest corner: only r Warehouse ft in a group: beautiful build- od newt Sncighborhoos Ui 7 DELMAR BL, BUILDING Wid.—2500~ = ispe / wy S . : JOHN MORESI | Large, iy AF store: excellent for auto: __TYler_ 690 square feet. \FARM Wtd—Worth about $5000, with | kin ab buy at once. for spot cash. any teh ae wis 3611 XN. Grand ——* “Y ieay.” tailor or hardware etore; LOCATION Witd—Good. suitable ——+ ©! | -"e or nearby water. in exchange for | ao white an nt or flat property, colored ee ee oe * Cal oh uita sor ~ frame cotta ges income, 7 r ~~ : KEive imme jy am . South ) JOHN 3. BLAKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut DOCATI On Wie Box k-214. Post-Dis: Box P-419. Post-Dispatch. wader P te a: o ear tae _ bald. Call or wri to The fastest gr hborhood . LASiON, 5l0e—Lerge stor eg om rafreahment td.——rocery, lunchroom or FA RM—52U acres imp ef farm Racine a ‘ade \ representative ca!l to c owin r Madi IE, pF store; near Kroger | ——— 2 222 _Susiness a; rest 8725). Yi PBIB Virwint Write W. A. Kupferer. County. Wis.. on te eee Rac ~o hot > ; 7 ” e g neig orice in all St. Louis. son ™ | EasTON, 5520—s > ee . AOE UF ee and peat oil 7 feet deep: al] m meuek | tICK OR. CE. CO... 822 _ Chestnut » our last 0 ort ——— abtbiitdind STUN, 5520—store. Owner there 9 wo OFFICE WTD—wM 7 — —--— — ee Te feet deep; all necessary | Toes TA oe : por unl V to puyv erounse 1D) the eart ot St. Loui —iffices. « table i= B. ™. Sencay. Delmar #305R . with 6s Paved “ ~ - a . esta slished office y~d 19 oul sa ements in¢ luded. surrounded y RESULTS” j \ 2 ° . . ° 4 . , By ices, sultabie — , - Si’ A’ . omy . > = sre Cci pr her row, — w Sy ye - ; , b q. z. for physicians or centists Apply Mon- EASLON, 4022—UOormer store ——— > + ne watch repairing P.0x oak at eg pomp * ae Se oe ; clear of al) encum ances. Wi. trade for REAL E. ATE c>\\ TO GE] 1 HEREHI ssure Steam Pl wat 3612 S—Efultable for any BASTON, nnbs-S8A. — Laree store and Stand. Box P-123. 5 ee sandwich ity Mecome proper Owner 5041 Ma 3204S GRAND BLYD. we | “ P 4 ant room flat above: reasonable rent ~ STABLE @ ee enliiel . =e ( If you want — 4, , : A 0. 820 c sr , : \ er STABLE Wid For sto: “ , aw — A cancel mnt to seil your ree! > ws ms Pi en eke ° P ‘ 13 eeLty, 20. 820 estn u t st. SHLUCHART R. CO., 814 Chestnut st. | _ flat of 4 of 5 rooms: so 4 with | FIAT. S600. clear ran; merchandise or | kiy at the right price. TRY oe Drive South on Russell Place from Arsenal at 4000 West. > A 1426 5.—Store: good busi: Park av. and w ,~ Bout : farm KING REALTY moved to 219 WM. FE a RISBERG \ Pp rn’ © CO. Sal ‘= od27 EASTON ‘336. Fost pete Cre Box Fo) Title Georants " Bids cas = _\ Phone Sidney 42 . ~v gue atte eaehsieiagl FLAT Witd—Have 3 lots in East Per- | == : ——_ a —- ~ , ‘ ~ ss “s er- ii a ster ne ees ~ -- - : +, Bungalows, Cottages Wanted | = TE R. EF CO 2407 N Nice estore ar r, bed X., ~4# 7X. Bway, | nial ye me iat $7 5 ve kitchen | | STORE “Witd—In good jocation suitable shire fn - é Puvd rear . urnish r furn! tao, ie een clear: trade on r a ed. or furniture and upholgtering bnsiness., on 4-fam) apartment fiat = “eiher ' BU a ALOW Wtd.—Abo t $3500: give : ut $3500: «ive ce MEAL EST’TE—WTD. TO BUY | (= BREITT. * | mm peer: rege splen atic FRANCIS-PERRY- ; - bg ] Bld est block on 5 Sepeti locatien meet | EASiUN, 605 et ee a | + Mmm SR SF" see now 17 veers, nroper ¥ tox K-1@2 Post- Dispatch. _no dealers. Postoffic g- risiié. —— (c)| business location; will alter to sult | 1985. aston ay. Bomont | FOR EXCHANGE—4-family fiat: 3 rooms. | BUNGALOW Wide bor: aoe 1834, | Residences ¥-anted : WCILDING— Firs: floor. for raanufactur- | singie or double store; low rent: lease if! tc) | tile bathe. hardwood Foca separate ¢ 4-room. on South Side: uy yo modern ; - : . ne or ot*er bueinens RiAnew OORT « wanted . — i furnaces: rents $180 month: ‘ will trade | _F-155. Post - -D'epatch no eres Box | WANT first-class residence. University ' GLIFORNIA AND ANN (N. ©. cor.)— BROOnS, 107 _N. 7th. Olive 547. (c6) 6: | for single flat or income property of any| BUNGALOW Wi: {G)} City Gistrést; Rave PSEO0 cag. Salenes | iil! ae : 2758 $25: : ay “4 UCLID, a Waites: Sg a ee : | description _— OE ¥-381, Post- -DisPatch. —— section: Tmust bees in P ‘Higb- must be terms. Box P-80, P.-D. | y. ol ‘ . = : . - —— en —A we- ~ L , a j — : a : tr pie Monti: new bla Sie stops in a Foe! Fa ete ||BUTLDERS’ COLUMN | S.ci --—- lotel or “call” Mata _ _2 546, ~* Tey, . Phil eee 31% Title Guar, Bldg. | GUUUiELLOW, 1212-14—2 good stores. | | Brennan and McArthur; $1500, exchange | COTTAGE Wid.—S room: wround Falr- | Pare °will pay cash a? petgeee ee ee ie 2002-—Sultabie for beauty suitable for dry goods store: see janito: Grand 2979, ee ae operty | COPTAta a fe 2 =. . Port. pat-Nepeten ong — yl, = but — reals bstantia! | | (62) " 4 a / ae __ (C) ITTAC > Wia—7, —— ——_ home . r @ ‘ : i ; FOR —E x "HAN: GE —4020 Scanion wp! oi Side “no agents. © pen ead Feet Pe Oet- OI {evate Laer a oes - “aes i! tp () | | S E | Soe warlor rent ; STURSSE! REALTY (OO 3548 & Grand. HOD LAMONT ~1016—s a FAS ef . “Lore > ‘ee BID “2 . CHEROKEE BUSINESS DISTRICT kina gf business: heat, janitor for eny IDS, PLANS. ESTIMATES root: brick residence, bath, electric tur- | Coy m . >= ag) | BUGENS& J. ALTHEIMER, S17 Chestnut. AKC HIT oC h—Piape and specifications for| TAc®: Will exchange for investment or rT AG ote ii” Stee wal- Sib ba Ww ted | — +. 9 or 6 room bungalows, $20. Park- HILMER Tero! arausenly Gnestinidntedl Geta wanere Bon ~K- 139, Post- ~ — ~ ate a @ = y f HILMER, DUTTON @ KEHLENRRINCK, | - Spe COTTAGES Wtd—We va KFHL syce oes # Watson hoad an arquette Av. * ; ; EDI ATE POSSESSION ¢ or . PALA ; GARAGE Built ~ jaxs 0. ror ‘2a = etn Si a . oattens - : -O.—*4)- FOUTH brick, north or r sma! hou see. Bento oe ving roome in rear, suitable for any Aon UMAN REALTY CO.. 722 Chestnut paint $300. C Lean dation. floor, coat of EXCH ANGE— Grain elevator o¢ SCTIABPER oaa1 7G500. A. E.| = Ep LE’S REALTY CO "7160 ManChester. ||| . purpose; rent reasonabie @ for @nY ORTON PL. 6117—Store; large; go S #bany 1789R_ a arrel flour, mill. well located in — Grand SUBURBAN PROPERTY Witd—2 to 4 yr y ain St reet r “ 1 a “KG, 4048 Manchester. loca tion. 0: St ablewe “=. Ag gy Stations. garages: eee t of health spe oo ~ te sea $1hs ~~ satellow —/ t4-—Iu neighborhood of | perrar email house or vacant property. | | 3900 SOU 'TH—6000 W EST i DS. KINGSHIG i ~ AY AT DELMAR =, j i. ‘eee rick. ou, compiete $+ oO per rmonth - - ’ 7 PULL Os and inerva ar. x A@3 nion ~« j | i : ge “ —Won- Brick arage SOx oman : AYE ATT ESS as f#iWays perated and Poet -I+ spetee ware sf eS. A — and Basement ae Pe. “Post-Dispatch meteor ani. Gor Back garage” BUx20. complete, Sp25. porn 8 monaenier; Sasiness welt So) CO TAGE ‘ae tur: a ar SB pes) For Col _w fp rhe biggest subdivision value in or around St. Louis. All im- WW | ' a PO ag eee : ore, in — tc (c) rick ree Ox? ‘ ; et 9% ee eet 1 in every respect: 30.-| ~ pric : ay or oo room ored—W | , legant Light pettien is mew tmedern bide, | mikEhUs. §717-—Score.” cuktable ~~ fc age raarce, 40x20. ee, $1250 000 bushels storagt capacity and al! nec- ey} North or South: most cash. Bos | wo ce ae janted wr: provements. The place to build your home at ‘ r Lafarette and Thurma k wanes. , Sultabic — $50 a 10x20. $1759 20x20, S280: essary warerooms: 5 extra jote: w re K-168. Post-Dispatch COLORED PROPERTY Wid —Will buy aio} ff , eee HOFFMAN KEALTS cu., M418 i. ‘ — 4 ~— et and ¥ egeta..e. F oF in- , down. $10 mo nihly p yments: Diane. for eelf in one year $23 SO ire! onan ( OTTAG “i . Taped ax eens a row of attached colored property. or c oO} : a ord to pay. hKasy terms. ity partm t Riverside i\ e 56006 an Lore +cO3x) aan eg oF ations fu raseaer eoncreté on Du iding: one mortgage P 4 ‘$1 Oo Ooo fram: GE hos eel 4 or a roorin brick or ored tenement: mai! full part ieula: - for | D eC en Nie TONTY. 3905-—Store: convenien: lo chiropr Fine location for physician or| Grand 20%! Scan, eee) Late cee cleor redsinet, iets af | one be bate Sie Dinte meas tt sk repi¥. Box A-102. Post-Ds. (cx) | |g! , 81K) ; SS tees Surnia) oe " convenien: lo on: ptt acto: ; on Sarah and Olive. Lin- G = rs esew Sa aan epartinent. with 1 mortgage or m* Tivake man wi. sh : 4 377 +1000 ash as down = ———— te HOW TO ( LET THERE ( CORSET a ZE TB G RO 1ST "19 che tn . A. a EC ms 4 2. M onday ia oan ES ee AR. A SPn0 calow ty pe. OTLe@-Ca r S 7) > = per? Ow ner b a me. © He te room } 1 ; vv ‘ = ‘ , -- ; ——-—— _= - ro st A cIirTy REAL EST’TE FOR SALE ® - ‘ ee : oe » « : 6 wt OL - 4e '16—Larg giore: ren! ‘Teasen i li i he Ae Fo owt 784 (ahiih rik y wrt Aa— Want ro ne - nein : 2 Oo Duy raCa Cco‘tage or si mn «ie fiat ' RB ” —? . “o . - 4 J ———o _— a oF EIGHTEENTH, Ov os S.— Store for & t ry ieee ‘ CHA RL * CO 814 ” hestnut HA VE Poo 7t. of grour a near Kin gs! eh mercna: Jiee eiore ws = aie ge Ri. = : =" a hg = - os i Invgernh wT give 5. Ls Tv —30x1° Lie : near Nat ur ir dge “aad j AX pes - o” “ est from Ki neshighway on Arsena! or Southw est ——— ee ty r av ’ Jar ‘A ~ : acre ¢ er farr bie w.10o° Ve sam en rame cotiag arb par. a ' Kir ‘ ; har “oF Ny ap : . | reg) e i atl : , ie £- : ‘LET—susi what retail business. CLs y KE mig / a Aitractive pew store: OO» phaty a .. ty Pa ae Ww aioe 53 ie a A =" ' — be ‘i eT Te ! thw est preferred. e Ce fo . 48 8 3 me rt ee it a n tog = a, al Te | rei phates 4 ¢ yong Koad. BY Ri Ss . Take, Russell-Lindenwood ‘ ) ec 1 vin . 4 ieee ss 4iGi onx zs. * iA\m cient ene rn re - Hin ‘ or _ — mesecvens - — = as | — o sOCHRS r bail _ "eT > ‘ » INESS P'’R ORa’ ch a Rd 730— Bis stor S. suitable ‘for live neighborhood: inspect _ today. reo rr | fo yy Rites $15 ‘000 havm™piane. Ken- renement te ph Sod , By ae "0 ms. 4 | car; ¥ il) sacrifice Benton 21R — a tart ' Oo “weer on Avenue, walk three blocks south. BY /|' ati 4 es oe (= | se ir aa s ‘ . — ent : ~ ‘ . bad = eee > __ ———- “4 . . ° Sy "43 .- . vs ; _Nortn— fiorist. Bidney Z&RY2 OLIV dl 4140. Rtore room end basement WILl = - r choo. \38 . eh a ey ay, mle yy deed of trust —_ ie Business Property Wanted rv IDE AT HOMESITES”’ th . SAR: Tower CGrove car west to Watson Road, walk TEA - ; a (of) room under same; rent $50 per month. | Ogg he. crow yg __(c83) FACTOR’ BUILD. as | z i} gou Oo property. a Corhes ofl AND | Sa ISBU RYN. URAVOIS, 2119—. an fme- INC 7 PR‘ ee wid — Wl exchange | es ie Siratae Describe @u}iv . a 220: and 120x220 ve, 730 bileck, 100) | . pmen i Viel Mm, 4190-—Sierc” - = : or restaurant. — fon) | 5956. .— -, onan “acre farm. clear, for city income | TAOMIS. 7 “th raem ° 95 Lafayette. west of - 519 y “ . ; : : : « oo el —— = cient ‘ - iciO)\ - 4 she“ ese - —— _ es dm : Be e o mnt . “! “ } ; owing b usineunes: sive ral for mil cheay suit SAO es —~ torres oux E, . “Nice store in 80-famuily ; salted RET ' he ~+ 1TTr « an. a ’ Fi —. east of j aa ons a ol2 INTERNATION AL LIFE BLDG. © accessor: ine able ior shop or business & ~~ Y building; fige for any busi- — — “ we ieje foneraniy bi! effersou. south of Lynch: 33x, (ge LAL T : ° ar36 a! re we $25. $17 * Sidney I1O1. (eG) | ese ” INCOME PROPERTY Wid —wWill ax-i# ats, Apartments Wanted Hodiamont. north of Page: 73: 28. }— ee ——— — a ———-- — i woos _ Fair Coal. | LEMP. S8l4— Nice wt Ore With livi ORDON _E & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut chanke @0-acre farm. one milé Arcadis DbolBLe FLAT W Mis ‘Toor ne have Magnolia, n. w. cor. Compton: 30x85 i === = ——_- th ae i, ~: 1S) N. = Modern or me. $3 5. bb “ing OLJT\ "E ~ ST RD. 45: 43- 35—2 be. @i Gon R E an ; ‘or “t' in me pr perty — $3 YOU SAI own mis ] { ll particulars (ever. ra e. c ~~ i ‘ompton n: 92x] 59. _— = - ---——- - -——_ —- > oe 4 ; mt : a 1 sare ; EB BE & R. G SCOTT. 890 Chestnut. storee: very desirable location oo ony A yf ER REDDIN REA T™ | Tile Guaranty 1 Box A-fH Post Dienat b Henriett California: 55x13h a ae i = = SS Se eat ‘e' . , 125-—suilding. ot ex" ois ~ Ra kind of b ey si {ANI*—For excha: —cy . DOUBLE FLAT Wtd— > A tame Dee HENRY. HIE MENZ REAL TY € i: loors For fur ray! , ANA, oe —A t Bates st.;: 1 block vs usinese; rent $U5 per mo. each —— , xchange: 175 acres ™- om 3 . 3 or 4 roome South -—— : - CO. ; ;, ther artigulare. ¢ of Grand : fi ; JACK pt USING! proved: Washin ‘ : , on ~ide ‘ ” moder: stl ae de —— _REAL EST'TE—WTD. 4 : fine new ; iy iy BROS: ready for occu-) Yi" finan > a — and bulid to suit Po ingaiow 65xx Julian ave. Box ®-416. PLAT Wtd-—*-4 n jo4ern double: south: no | N G d and . Coe ) : ‘AN, 2725—New store, 16x40, eo CT UNES BRO 1021 Arcade nance @uliding. Detering Agenc os.- epaten agent Victor 3051M hes ear ran Mo | | * es — i 5 8 “aee:5 - g Agency rete = Vict an organ | 97 =e sior Tia { geed location for hardware, florist PERSHING. 554! Le) icateseen store in S627 avois. ©Onen Monday evenings LOT Wtd —Double ‘lat or etore. wil! tr mT A Wes pe “SERRE "BRae - 10 ° bus! nese “a ‘gu bie or Sry, foods ew ; e “eh in iS , La « a ; aie . mt . Wai. t ade } LA T Vv td. —Single o- te j 4 ft. on Enright fust west of ‘ A ss pe : ? nm ery Bid ’ ? a - stock in , on — - : rut have cagh: >] ‘ ~~ an | iM “tal LTE REC - UU __ sm x F-26060 }? -D es BRS , - . F Wi , - . : 2 4 > . : . ™ \ig 15 att pguilog Far de h. | ve 33) 4, ROOMS ibesirable for vhvsic an pi at \ ES _BR = T0°4 AY cade ate AeCR 4-car brick farace wan’ erme!! residen . FLAT Wid Reasonabie: S500 down pay- * a re arias ae aE Re Ni ct a ° t ~~ it W listings a. once. Quick action tr flats, apart. Al, PRIDGR, 4 - ‘ chiropractor or hairdresser. Apply 4147 P© SHI G, 5580-—Cleaners and dyers, jo- Pp ne ingle fist Rew A-NE Poat-') erwtet ment. Box R-321, Post-Diepat Inents, DUSINeSS Propert+4 — ene and bat . 2. ee wae nae “EHS & pomiedl tea onsupan Pershing Gallery Bldg. ; it oF — [en OR GOOD LOT WANTED FLAT Witc—Single or double: a ble | CARRIE forth ‘ or eall at our + i nat No sale, no charge: Write, phone "RAL HRI —Modern: in the heart of South ——e cul f > en lave moder apartment, wee Iw __wrice: from owne! For 9° — ‘ AV... (east of Rosalie mm - é OLLICe 27): tT : ) aj , _ - a o>. I ley Brondw ay wonderfu! em pe for phy : js ne J ' m™ ES BR Lal ; 100] Arcade. _ srand 1428 ¢ eS) pe giad to wend afi ae Laiis. Be x 'A-BX. FLAT Ww td — ng_.e -. tees 200. — “Foox 4Ux Loo ° atree | s\cewe be ation sale t us al praise \ our property for € c ; r = *)) oe? : 7 ~ & "ho ‘ » ) : >» ton ‘ ; Gyvunie, =ss smut 7 | > - EN STEAD 4158 N— Large ‘store pean or dentist. Apply 2029 6. Broad aRSHING, S58O Tiree | and accessories THIN K IN G ABOU SEC Ree EEE __ R-122. Post-Digpatch. Exons aad Maree REALTY ‘CO. : 7 : t transfer corper: good fecatian | ae m2. 83) | next to 200-car garage "2 1 “ T ND DEED OF TRUST wanted for FLAT Wtd.—in St. Matthew's parish. Box | C RNER S . —- xe? ‘ rue er! at K. 701 Corner store and flat. in- ’ : vu > -C Ql garage ; ready for occu- muitvy tn 4-reom modern om te 160 Poat-! = : paris: , CORNER La IT H8x120 ee - Che . pebater oun ieume Call = aire _ 3 703 Park: reasonable Brywed tH Badan Fine A021 Arcade BU ELDIN G { 65xx J Julian gve. Box R-263. PF — ‘ta PLAT wi — = oT € a saw Francisco: only $50; ae hae auncey . eath R. E. Co -- am S Corner . 1? eo } 3 ne eto . ee Pee F Ao os or a! 5 brick airground Park, $32. $35 . RT H “MARE — ON n, 4 c ‘O7 i siore, ~ $30. - - 9) in) rs re: dGaudy ‘jo- r SE LAL or exchange new dout Sire fi- north ”- norhwes ; PS -. > ae A » Od, $50 and ood es 7 . ; . re aod business Sp ae ont Se nen ont: it A. re _— * so , hh, jas frame house: . eee 3 = ee ee -~ — . _— — = | — — ALAseOCRY, oh3f— ae any Dusinerr; with roome above: STORE—Wii! rent* from part of - - $ SINGLE FL ge . : = dani) pe m“argain or exchange for ineome ee tae tee op Tor! lant ra ais . tory ca of my hew BI r af —4 apd 5 rooms: hot-air, p property Colfax 246R. ae Suto paint she ~ ow? aT RIAN 4016 Chou ares ith canoer 1 hy em an yemnees: next to 4222 Gr Te mr Vices 24 Bw conageet - ie automobile as part Fi, he, gy in -- ~ S POSER, Gane. OF gou-_ BRE MNER R bE CO " Wainwright Bidg REAL ESTATE CARDS REAL ESTATE CARDS : U ~—-—— b ( houteau ay. ‘c) . r, im “TOW LD nN hor — eubiniedindttieintat ctor ayIpent. no. ’ Autffenber "4 3% - » 10T rveetrnent: please give iocaton, aoan a d . : —— = : oy ~fimal “ vith By a I rs » ie 2A04—A0- re. Rel hood, ‘ _Caban iy i ow a e\g. a. 4 cust, . ere . 3137 I _caesn ouwver. Box K-152. Post Dispatch. , LA oi a “a NSCHE 50x200. only “$2 5 a OR B—sultable -» "7 dry ‘ "i POR K—Sin at Cail 4002A~ Shenandoah. STORE—Corner: “in brand-new building TO EXCHANGE—Edguity in income prop- FLAT Wtd—Poar-femily. O Fallon Park oct: _&5 E- JHERMEN. Riv. 766R. _ ) wtore: gond nelehbor? ; Park or Compton car c) | wee news eation for druggist erty for a grocery up to $3000. Box district: write «iving full details. Geo. LOT S—Five for $2500; northwest corner PF © RELLER 3581, BTORE—Southwert corner Jefferson and | moderate: must be Jeaged st ouce. G-368. eee teh. Hart. 3453 Olive at _ te (c) net and Branch; 160x134, irregular . a Fila RIFBANT rae Bhenandort h . UPner or) Dre peer ' ase. “a 7 LAONIM REAI TY CO TX C pat mar ay rk ty family Apa! riment FLAT r td.—J] weuld hke to b uy a Tlat MA wh oh Rk sa ate Bley _ HERR: : will decorate. excellent DRPs—2 ew. excellent jocation ¢ Main Wost "¢ — ape... aon St. Louls property. that I can bur with a emeli down pay-| Olive 8603. ° , ; vestnut. ° tallor ah 1 és wrt math) : “eee” ar a . FOr —_— —- — — —_.— 621 hestr ut ¢ . rel t 1] 14 N “ t? ment. Hox = Ay * | e . ae : - % - ee ews on ' e rent s vy goods, hardware hair- TAYLOK 24 ©) a. eS Oe Ce a. LR Ne 8 vet-Digpatch. _ -———_ + — HUCHART RE or _harhey = Anny 4147 | S. Granl, , building : * iS —Lorner Pace: new TO EX Has Si ew ant clear! I) Wis..' FLAT Witd.— $28 000 2d deed notes first oo S35 , - Lotus av.. near Kinks- — n0 RQ me “of fieer apac a hyalpsl suitable for , ‘cat esrern, | J. I. EPSTEIN & SON, 617? ‘ hestoot « Wenee , = un ie So: pe! by t. J jos ~ an ots ee a wl #.0Tre and fiat. Box R- ag ‘ tes —~ cy ny. a *LAT Wtd.—Single or doubje flat. Wes oe - , RE phone Riess ac Apply thing Rerntahed : i me m™m ht > every- oy for drugwe herdw vare or anything. Trade Wa ti — ence rood tities 5 ehares stock ‘Ene ~ ‘in. le - — ubje flat. West 92 feet oT) Luc! lhe. near Goodfellow ; we signifies a h e 1967. - ed; fixture ligh heat, GEO. J. W ANSTR ATH. 717% C: av regist ered emai) Mo. bank CC. Nettleton. e@ r il] Day cash if price is reacopanie 250 feet deep: $30 ¢ member f UsY TRANSFER CORN water = Ba lech Packing Co.. 3640 Grav- UNFON 7144 X——st jit © espnut. yee: ears Phillips, Chicago. wher,; Box A-1‘\0. Post-Dispatch | HILMER. DUTTON & KEHLENBRING K. 0 e . Louis Real Estate Wan rf! joes tien for m i wn eqns wmtenias 2 ae ee ee “|? tion and z:—atores yg omnes TH E md | . La Uv IS cal » ( Iw XN TY AtaD a 3 acre fi arm. cie@r for city " BPOp ; FLAT “ t ; ——S ing! . dou ble 3 or i " > or . xe eS NS. 14 th whe | Exchan e, th . beauty shep . . 2202 S.—Siorg and © rooms in location for bake » els ¥ oe ; Box P-2. Post-Dis; h. y oome, bath furnace: state wrice. Bos VACANT—S8UU feet: ne 4 wo mnus - 4163-8 re, 7 Be decor te ec on for akers or tires or anything REAL EST ATE and LO AN FN ANT aa SET + oe ispatcon P-115 Post-Dispatch line son. KOTSREAN, he ak. le d ] er i GROEBL. 722 Chestnut, Majn 3120 | Li 597. Te reg va (@—5193-37 Waterman; will FLAT Wtd.-l wil buy « modem 2 Main : $2 Cheetaut. ruies an gu Se. ~~ = a) > = . . 2 . tr equity in one or , a omele . iu i tC i y a modern - ain 11 re . AR‘ iE GRAN ‘YD BL. : _ rl. 4005- 4005—2 _ ores: 8&5 for v A \NDEVENTE ~ eh es oxé0 gas { {) has specialized in Subur- car r _ 4 x _ En ¢ ¢ Or boin lor ged Va room Box F 342 Jouble: must be thn, 150 FE eT “on “nerth side _gf “Aleace st | D ] — raga 400 N. Gras , : her, S65 for inside stare CHAUNC A pi PO 9 1 , SAVINGS TRI'ST CO. 4915 Delmar abie___ Box FSts. 10s: Dispe tech weet of Marcus av: suitable for e a oe. Gra ation 2h xt): Phew RANK H. TOREY REALTY Co. UNCEY P. HEATH CO.. Olive 3165 ban property for twenty years * E tra nate on mone oie —_ ee pe - noe trade Lispateh T E RMIN Aly F ACT" IR » ¢ S| T E e . mt dint Me , A ; . . er te detatl , R — a a --——- a ————— ‘ he an siore with room behind i 301 DOCTORS. ATTPNTION! OREON BF. & R._G. SCOTT. ROO Chestnut. ' (%¢ ° Ww . HRI S7 PHE R RE ALTY CO., 806 ies: appre oO nny med es (gl Ng ne PH enn Broadway. ail of city biock No. | jj WAINWRIGHT BLDG os mz oot to gn low rk zh Brand across from Tower Grove ‘GU ANT S>)% Ee NTE rn op — Large — . = punty . e Can show vou nu roen — ” . — improven —g®.. from owner on ym of 651> Poied feet on Hroa iway wy g . (c99) recy, wor tion. . _——. oe of 3 rowme: excellent arrange- | : ; ma . . Ws ILL tre ' , in: ne aa - Dr Harrison. A. ban ¥ otel. or call Malr ——— = feet between New: ‘ rat Chen! ; = a F ttcKMANN RE. ¢ “g "£3 Delmar anti “Suright: vacant July; thru more than eighty homes x ioe ‘ vd eats a ro — rg a 2345 | Seeetagen. to Presc tt: owned by » 4 —. | 7: Petro , : a i — . : . . > ul fFaarsengin, 2eX.. if tio Grande ' TouarTr w - ny - — | dent. ar Us t¢ PRAT, hy OQUINETTE > , , - es ~ Vaiey for anwthir eo - . : KLAT Wta—») or 6 rooms. modern ot y att Oras 8 a (rt) heetnut 4 ? . on sw amything « value. 510 RK. - see n Vv 7 - RE £ FOR Woonw ORKERS, FOR RE NT OR I FASE - VERNON o% “Goo! OFELLOW — Tange ee deer teen a pn | eine iocationgnd price, Tue je renaet meee sg i ———— aad be ~— =" ry space wip power end eth gy . store: Dut tn firet- eond i orsvthe B) Clay ‘ S10 000 HQUITY $x Ma died? cent tame ate location ané price. must He reaauir- nen aa ft : G@eairabie ten ra . “Ch & wt ition. . . av ton 3] * : Liat Wati. mer athe term. op i} Hox R l ao on vat i » evrigkier sro a attractive modern BALSAON REALTY CO. OR9Y Del (ee? . . t chan line R109 Poset-Die® —.—-- - =. Northwest South fire nn. cor, Rreadway ane \ . ir store: about 1: WW) ag. ft. : Chero- = mar. (Cos) a _~ 7} ) Ee aoe | ELAT Wid na & ; . ang Common on WASH: NGTON B! S3S53— «ni 4 dgoume: meode»nri Soutl ts.” Crute her & Cr Anything le {fc - sone Mr Ar sewer = oregr Be onan % T ANT 1OT— 6 wo Ri anol pf. and . ——- - oo" sg ne gnborhnoecvcd reasone bie from saine nort) ) se . ' ’ LOCK SOU: wv - . . ane ns Ree Pad h leon. | Sheoy ould trade farase Aatew: 5401 Dresden. Phone Riverside 24 A‘ area LA XN 1) At , ' x han -~ . — " . oo Aeta, — CACh 6* Owe? Hox 413% Post I? . , an | cy = ————= — ——s as fia T) : "7 oa a E ME RSON, 4918—lat -Ox1 20, sultabie| LOT—Lv uci! le. betweer t bu tie nd M . ie) i : en tier ane byl | FLAT OK ‘BUNGALOW 4. . » ess. - ideai for frame D tage. “Bettas aoa . a rt . mn Gane Natural Bridge rd 00 AL ie math One low fs : : best se. cut t ' _— ide 4510 715 Grmvois av JONES BROS... tei . a aay a ——————S—— a KERR CO 107 oN Oth ot El E. CARTWAI id B576 3155 8S. Grand BREN MN R R Ooo WwW ainwright Bidg. ® « lote Seaham — . S . if ' ri ’ : - “~~ a , r? > : LER . : / . = , or ea ~y “4 - _—— . — : ° sere je OR 1 I FASE Bastion in South Sc. Louie ior particu: —ATTRACTIVE STORE | ARTMENT—Have one 12-family and | 7 Wilf exchan EXCMANGE Chestnut _______ price. ATTENTION BUILDERB—200 "fect op | a. a Om ; | 2840 Olive: fine eh , 2 oa one 0O.famiiv modern - mend “west : : wl c a ce v0 eqt ulty iD FLAT wt _—-froomn ©-family’ must be or > 4 r a bs boc] south of le 125 Fine s . iy " FE} PT-FARICKSON BR. CO. rear —— . with = rooms in) w! >0% eg wa a®@ part pay. Box , — re cara een wor Mc- _ ‘Seuth Side and not over $14.000: can Adjoining Penrose ‘Park— Demis pe ee ee yoy Pere nee EAL . OAC Wwe Bidner 175. ipaT’Ty &@ M~waAREe RP F any cr try —-—_——- et-1? Siaich. aS aa - —u ‘ ne ins sHcome i *s Ge. make jarge cath payment: xic to le an ° . " ~ ”~ : - al Oe re t me Vie tor 4° 27, 000 8001 Grave: eae. Riverside 4 ~ DHE ‘" > 4 | IVIE RE STORE ut ares Pin N'l Wid—: must be Pow" 1100 Rt s ‘is Kingeshiahway bi... 36 ver aot h of lDelmar suitable — a anand t= ST x 16s ‘ ® -T aoa! . a . - = ae ' R. : a , ‘ * 7+“ (we) —- . ee : Y= (f)fooet eortver jot te W ont “5213149 wth TT ae 5 STORE E, A \ 1) K ] AT nees: rent S1(* : I) bus Ai 1 wre = rade 5i- ?* improved iot for 4 «& £ K ‘ OM Ly» LL 3 g k k Iu. \ 7 . o - aed ream pts hue: south | ane to R.. A kets bungalows are heiny Wainu Pack. only 1 Vleck from oy Ae ms Meckiind ay — \ Three-story brick bullding mill. ¢ | LEASE OR % HAUSCHULTE R. E. “©0.. Clowed car. 134 N. 7th. Room 211 SYx3 f-car gorege; f cation. terme, ef “—"idiecsn 450 buit om this preperty This | pont Sy. ee eee oe A #, S0x152 on Kaneae of. went of 80 oprm. en Lone for factery er Ee 8 Becation for Laney y alin Ve gees Fae 2407 N. Brosdwer. ALTUMOBILE Wtéd—Exchange 10 acres veslinen’ ’ exchange e08 eng! l_ouehborouc? Ne agents mo yp auniy.|* ae .* Lis; ta0m's " . sth pi Ronen 14 a ngshichw ay vs " 48 ber & = or on ier! a, r trom rand anc t —_? “C oie NEW D AY LIG HT neat Aces. SMe. Simo 4 n Ironton; a oe , ee a ash payment boliance HAVE $7500 +. “vest ty ‘ r tere. Ineiudes streets, walks, Sewers, NO US OX BLE FLATS. G0si50 os Kane ma. weet of Bericsiary leaner for t aa] dake fe oa Ole: Chere A i; RAGE Willi trade for good standard automobile 000 . tnowme S31. my -hiy prece, $20 ments + ~All t 4 detaiis as Bs B29 , K ‘ rth mit Thekla; omy fi. enat af} as 135 Kinushighees’ ee 45 wer ft. oars. re nail TRUST, on - KE ‘FEY DT. EAR WERT eS and repair garage; space 60x prouas mod eae, en ~ Sh ire Wii ” ¢ age Bee , bo 2-268 water, gas and electricity, al! ingenignh way : $1960. Wrie 1526 Cora. VES SY a he GO00U block he " a troad way on ; .* . =) pe or ac- . » : Aj > ; é wed ; : he ee -ae ura . Ta “ fiat. ~os he ash stan second presi OM 6749 . | y and then phone B'y- ‘6 ST ”9 GE— ‘LARS raget LETTER OR N® | __in_eaod locetion. Mom A PI --Car rag miy 500 waht tS BOT Hwee hee a a: oe EAS DGATE COTTAGE- Hew. < seam. a. madieen. brick ; TENTION PAID.. BOX A-198. P. *o) | RESTDENCE Wte —Or fiat. one who will let - ’ fhe gy $9 COnB- | ith foundation ready for brick store | aunts aD Bwa5 ‘eee ator } SorTawEsr —— shoe repair aan.” Stel sa, A peer Post- es payment. Box F-414 Lor wa eg By 5 a 4 P ye frames | we restaurant amd see emer tas plete, including ground, terms. N+ sath and Welsh. J. Georme, is ” i a on 1) Pees ’ t S20 7 ' . . . ooh oF iqpe ome : tat eG , x ; om? hisrmtch 2S vr) ine ’ Coitas ant on x Me ARE anime eae — oo purpose; heat f COUNTY LOTS oe ine | LOT Wid —Street ma ade South Bide state HFRIPENCE Wta —6 rms. mod... erat and see me on the ground at a 7 On prand-Dover 1 denims ws abe jer 1 ry 4 th « OES REAL Oi ne 2 i ve ern. good for room! ge Bg eh price, Rox F-200 FP -D wee? street. weet or counmry. Cabeny 9044 Aube ’ . | oe: ain , Lens Blahe ' Olive ~—+h, KRAT?. REALTY Co.. =e. Teom-ing house. for lo —— —— "044M Hox F-383_ Poet-Dispate ‘ Aubert avenue Sunday peck: _— aS Trpnerase. JOMN ie. - - ROG _Ohest: n “t oi Vitve 421%. more iote in county. wlll give baream rr LO “Wid — For flat in weet euburds. os visa? oh ’ 'e AY 23- ‘Lot very Tha RSON AN TUE DRT G STC ) E ut =5 tseken this week. 454 N. Sarah; Lindel! feet wide: all cash. Box R-49. P.-D KESINENCE Witd.--Bock, have ¥10% afternoon W. L. ROLAND mp te made sel) Par aon 6 ‘ x ¥ : KLA -~ * 7 ( 4 ; xa? . ea, ae 7 nr wy : - Sou — tn MB = cast nvice the ¢ S5000 state ful) 4 rs ° . . P. ow . * cost me. for ae rchaeed x eulett SM Mn. ‘Heinees. | DELMAR GARDEN BUILDING a 2 ns ,;4 td—Seuth and southwest; cash'| tafi« Rex P-ATP Post-Disnatch ic) LAT C} at. t Ol RO teeter bow. Gail hh Ae i : | eramec street. } EUCUID AND ST Ly — SOU T , \ 6677 PELMAK DOLELE FLAT—Shaw ad@Kion. for 3 cive full particulars bulider. 4372) cuacthnve~ —— a | = resSLDUT. Ive &: 41. Olive 7 + lf at the owners bb om. Sui ther n \ Mi TON roorn doubles. or avariment. eo “ROT Taft ~ RESIDPNCE Wid —7 or 8 rooms, or ben. ar SOUTH TOT—Northweat corner Vii wet tat us fer exact Fae Ol Ba -: sap “ wate ° Offices. loft and stores for lease. | Poet- Pisvatch, . SS? | ae Wed ave a aeed 1855 Gide tour- | callow: south or weet: must he taetiiy | S150) v), | @nd Davie. 18,: street. eewere: | | ee Wd hans er inqwre tion: new building: northwest | #!tabie for studios, haberdashery. | pHoOrPnLE FLAT—wWi!i ta iatoten ine ear fer exchange Penk e0e'C our arranged and of geod construction: 1 for flat cottage or store; wil! sell for oe Way and_Devonshire. | dectors, etc. Excelient service. diag [take modern une . pply best-| over 817 590 Gtwe @r'! detaile te JULIUS ~The quickest — ry om, foot if seid at once; thie i «a do : _—- . i ) low . trade on pew modern 4-farn ; ' HATER RO ane ct y get or =: terme ( wanted. ed obtt | net meet eee | ge JONES BROS. 1021 Arcade. (i gine’ ‘Beate fall particulars, Box A-204 SECURIT Wid Wee as ered. Wants OY benign ie “Wes pdb office help—through = Post-Dis- Sunter — i - i , es , he yp weal baresin in Wee ~ ge wr i i EMER R 00., Wainwright ety and the Pos Dispatch ive. JN Williams. 1243 Oakley BL. city. 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GSP CGrarote Fix TARO 7 - > ; : C Aingshighwav Corne: Reet iecation on Sowth &. » warner | ‘wear and Rel oat rrruy ——- te Te a Greve Te ‘tran. hergas fs EEBRLER 2 Chest hut Reem 111! —_— 2 ee ee Arsenal—W atson—Park $24, $25, $26 Te fom vont ur “ere wat Gane wife wan ke or $50 CASH AND's #10 MONTH foe Ther Arse? a ~ Wate * ~ ... err’ « es 7 . res oe ar " . . @err ent ~)e heme She * a ent | ry PILLING “ST ATION » me “ er ae hn a 7 9 CHOICE LOT—in Alta Tena. on Kings bury om rener | | cs barn 404” HiLIA RES: Arundd! wo ior 27 block 5 muse’ -. o@rner ' ? Cal farn ot Sa » al iowt. " . J th Povve? . 7 0) eres ¢ ? ; APT --W ydown Gy nat ex@elient io wa Tigh Sohean Box K-21 Post Dospaten Wii Ss. Ma rie no. anmee big e JAS © MORPETT 24° Title Guar Bits in ict. in eeluneor. one ma 6D Moorlands : al) Delmar 6223 leor 7 hx facmg Porest lark jideas lecetion fer apartment will ‘spit Hox B-B0. let Diaper ch ai re sr «or eachangse chair nm evegty tfitks KOTSREAN TE2 Chee Me a” 118% a. arr w SS. oft ote Liord Jia Viatenu tetween Tamm and Lale biugk poree on Manct*eeter ales #7 45 Sea 47 feet partir husiness COTY «@ oon MAN. oa x2 [Naanviiie ar. (chPsx BAkRLAIN Rraidenee loie on Nerthmoor conve, Ser alte rh ION ee R FTW) AWE Cheetnu ATS IN MARVLAND TER. WIPOWSN FOREST MOOR. AND or wake preNA THAT AKE iss THOS ™ KK ACTION ai BAKEWELL. : Mew ~Se sad RI. Vacant ~~ ait TIl46s Norshms ABERDEEN "PL. iA ACE oT. South eife TOD feet west af Te Wun 160: @ very choice tet: a real barcan | een a ER-MASEK REALTY ™. Ove Sean 4 18 N. Prk - @pad @Grive se @mit : sepetutenens. “EXTRA FINE HOME” RAS -_— ® rooms larce frort living «ide entrance la-ece eur pa- ny Hy - nk brik. betes > hi icb-ere * . See reer ee nee SSS SSS o = Afterno 7) and Evening Gii°sé4 /#4%% £44484 ™ . >. = >, ’ -_ , ow em ox Dorr av fr » ED bb od wd JIex ce -—— = = —_P The Sunday concerts by this popular St. Louis orchestra are attracting big crowds esch week. Every member is an art- ist. The program ranges from elassical to popular numbers There are seats for 1009 on the lawn and parking space for vour car. No charge or oblifa- tion REMEMBER the Free Musicales everr 7 Friday evening at “The = STNDAY, A A me 2000 REAL ES TATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F ‘lats, Ap Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. sen an aa ome — —— | >... - Se — — 7 “TT s TT _ .* Spring &" ¥ » > > . baad 4 4 bar i : > | > is Sire. -* >a Aw , o es = =- rARM... Nis Ala nT? "U is — %s oon a o- 1? 7 ba >? ; ~ ‘ hn wz #- : vA _ A * a a - “ . ba A im ca Tack =~ - > ’ i. r . ee r va) ‘ : a 7 of +) ; a@* «yt > al ana > 7 ‘T.* ™ vw . e “) . > = = — th — = = —_ bi | a +8. ’ = ~ P =% A >— AA . . tj - ai ~ : er r = ‘so £ . rs w“ N ° » OovPSY Las’ Ss tee TW ° 4 ~~ 4 ' s-® +S .« és ; x ~ x — " Teen S BT "NGal Ls "Ww — A" tractive 7 - TOO brick: « " & Trre i wea . tet eLrcTes = 3 r~T cs iTeet. garage. shade trees a: ae . > BS am. ~ * A.D ten ® oo near Peoples is aecenaes price SASOC for guick sae Rox pune se ‘ont -Thiepatch 3) . : ~ , ~. . a - \ — o aller .u as > eT ° Y yy - ~ ~ s cusor : ‘ as Pw. hs r a Re xX Li \ ou ~ Tz water ee .* “eR, i “* : ~om @ » : ~ b a + °. AL wt or « a tae .(a@’ a*® Oowr?T p= TL: #7 a ance like . ——-- - - . . . ~—— " agrarerorm REMENIER Rea. tor 1 er anc LOOT-—-Mos beac : W e« = ? ~ BU NGAL J Ww {f wou desite a modern 4 or OC rt Bete @ TESAS = hiocks fron Mert LA —__. baal ' fe MO? ~iie are 7 - e Te 4 “ee . \s Lace reve . i a » Ferguson « block nort! Before LOT ron “S1ing @ erwhere pooa Lae Pp. acre ~ 1? . wr . Oute % , a bas ey ~~ > wG—We have ¢€ new @remn “TS bunNr-& ws = Carecs m ust beines a . = } one Dio +t a waler _- — anon ~ . ~ es : . Lart™——4 «! ee -- oma Park addttice iImmetiaie peer ese $25 Ne é . balance $25 per mont? Jas = TEG ETH TF & VATTER"T REALTY Owe a Upen SUP . = = —— G22 A ‘Easton ar Cabanr @1 8 — — — ~ “ ~ 53 “"\ rls W _—. 2 tu r e S is * Bo pe — being competed Orn - orm "Tk ies » Te a eres — ~~ ‘1° - wall e r tem ere eee . LY ta RT » " _ * » wd eo Price + edcire at owner 3 value | Semenlice” close te car lime sice “ede * TT a 54 -Oom™. cme Ead to salt. »ear _—. cm ear . ®ta rer : > at " . =e = srr ent me ae ow Sos: «aah om REASOR “ ~— : (auar Fo 2 Cc Tra ._—— — oun -anre¢ tba’® ant une ? rece. cirace .f pe? =o. - ot sen ms : : rife to sed before = Riv erwte S308 cach hal “ fa ance » +a -w SEAXNE & PRANEE ' fe Chestg2t L&R om ~ eae a ‘ i 5 ~~ . Pr . a OM . : ‘ : . . a -g r —— : Ss . a 4 . ~ oe See “ a d in p_ SS. a tz t [amK « PT ake ny -15 > met ot 5 “Teor Perk su?“irpsior 4 Imps re @ |}. ort ee 7 eS 37.2 Brent urn : light w , = ° , , - - TT). * : ms ‘2 ss » Der f * «oa = - ree" fur act eectric = ‘ - : - -* - > . - > - . : . . > e - . — - “ . . _* : 4 - a wie Me i ; : a ee —“~t- : } waver 5) *a a ? , in : 5 . 3 q 5 - " ~ - * o . nd — -~ o . Sd - _ . = Em = . wll an - = , : _ L511 s— Just off & . egern. lerge lot site he Gest . ene and meats) BD: Ca +. oom Easton ‘c83 RO AT) H¢ TSE Loc ‘ATION wr “st? "= 2 > 7 ore , a> is. “=onvrT | le te ao™ — eer eed "far Yere a on st sR r GS _& aytt hewt ees f [e eere Ne a ~@ - - _*- —— ™ ool - q = > “art? oe Ber at. cect ee ~“.. . wret ef acrrT? _Spe -F © | Squat location for Ruaue age tnvomeret S ort =o er he Price ELIZABETH AND HEREFORD avs. | ra be - eer foot and - tore £0 cosh. e*n oe = — ‘xe & tT Wetern ree > ~orre ad = \ = wena fae: Gree ~e > ae ~ 269 “ = — ar. trees. will Grice en @-e Seer D4 eer com be meade tete — w™ [ sTercs SPST Barston AT PRA‘ TIVE HOME Wows sme Ache wd. % Diock south Lake 3 ~ccme: ba 1135680: owner wit! sBow . . a. . : Yon | ks “COUNTRY AMES me of the best-bu’t hemes in Mer +room bouwse. beth clectricty. ewe J CONCANNON T30 Waleertehte Bide t | F mans roms haréweod fears. Ret- acts. shrubs. frutt and shade wees | or Geo W Grey 308 & Fierissest re wai Ge: ww Py ‘> ; -> c beep ' “aw 19) i. TA) Tes +. OF/ Vi ‘Vi ss ‘ GLY Usd INLSAULC ¥ OIE Te En \ with the income. ~~, _—~ a Eleventh and. Locust Stree oF Groun 7 Visit Davis Place Today . Davis Place drive to the Clayton Courthouse, theh south and west to - and See the Duplexes | Now Under Construction BELLERM An exclusive residence } joining Bellerive Club ont Price imeludes sewers, g drives, underground cond Alfred Baker gn? Chestnut St. You have all three when you own a moder ~ . Duplex in Davis Place. Your investment bey two plans can be alike. You live in a pretentious — home with fine homes all about you. You can rf |\2) )] | . rent the other half and pay for the whole house © # 7800 West Delm Road in Univers! residences, except Duplex Bungalow guaranteed! Sewe and concrete street as $28 per foot. §& Wrdown S897 —Cen Gc sa . AN j —w_ oO VEL aN» ) t ry N ‘ W : + - SSe eines! ianewmee es Same Oar rae wewtirision. tom x GALOWS Bellefontaine Road Acres eo Sie 2%. near Lakewood ay. tu nee : sion. to eh -K BUNGAI eliefontaine Road Acres Tt? “. ase omms. Sell uUTLace . sale Sunda: ame. —S: attra r ctiggant road e«wecn Nowmané: =A ; - >_> ; ~ 4 _-E- ar ie ¢ f: and o ; ei toon ef s as Tare = oe — —- West line ef eforntaine ré. at — LOT—In Ferguson. Olive 1 43 —~ - —— a aalliclistpati PoeSert DrIce SOO — a - - Northwood Park. * > “ = = ; eT Sis“ = “> > ~ Ims eDen toda’ _ sD-ct bor » OS: se Mun be ot as cme oT re foot naanet ated for rusdhouse or chicken. | of is Water ami AM CO 8211 FamoB. _ | Wa CSCHTLTE RE CO. 2407 X. Bway | LES OCHERMEN, —e _ nem he Phene \ - S ins ad i ‘s Take Creve Coeur in the Path of Pro PSs —_—_ — GQNE-HALF ACRE r — —— ny ; } + ~ a ¢ re ‘ : _ lt — ele 67 *T_ PEAS phone and an We ; v Ss Fou ms My a new —— _a.. = . © —s 8.42 ‘ve Street roe 4 eer + —noORtte eas r — ' ding ‘ . - - >unge.o®F a ‘a s mY wend in Lack ia TOs eee - Wine i. ne we — sie build: are 7 ..=nrs : ; ; : . £carig P ~ 'X ; ; 3 - take We =_ ; " — Tb 4 2 Pic 2 foot Dusua prpertunity ay A REAL VALUE - > agrees "ope DW A - REAL s ie — os = fy hand Owner. Baz — ° — ~~ bf & a - - 4 . —- a | > > — a 9 aac N=T — 2 j a PEAL OVUPLEX rac vito 3 * Pics 2n Sc “ 5..2A as = . s~' — © mae ee « = Pa-« ow we ~ RESLDEN t 3 > ———— ~~ ——- . — >? oa? . _ , . iow ' PA-ADENA. THE BEACTIFUL : ' : a Do THE WON = j O.'vE 8424 modern hot-weter beater ™. Ve i*T &hee. weer o-> z is "Deo e - ane’ > “* ine ‘sf 4 H i HE 2! P EY anc oe ' ar gt 7 |g Y*a a S Das Wai ; . " > = $ @ i a a | oe > : .~ this ™~a B BAKER REALTY co. GRAF A e 2a°- ures : - ane = © , z . i . J ’ > res «aS, 2 . — — - = - 7 2 : .i+% --- - +. ee oa ies i - pe ‘ e oa ae ae - x = ‘ - Tr « *_-s*oS ~~ ~-ec 4a ce ive a eat - = —~F et ~ . a —— ote - rT. rrc* - + Carake ~ = Ses ee ss he | RE S mo ne _— _ \ . _ ad teu 7 > ib ~~ th c> “2 gee | ee -~ > ; mn every a9 3 acres be: Jl fences: Rae ee _~EW BU ‘ sew — #1000 at Te ook se? at Ss asking only $11 8 ~_ *Asa5en4 “VE | grounds: eal Kings of . , 20-ACTU CNTY Tes: ITE = es | gnmd flower. orice l lor - — 2 ". ee a6 7 > Sore ° “a —s ~~ >. % wound “ss - 2 r — 4 ace ——— pun ‘re ater St. Louis Realty Co. IN PASADENA WEBSTER ; Come out and look ft over. 3 = mor —.- - abeth er ace, garaee fe Deseret Jot D0x1 Notice to Home Builders BiG BEND ROAD ano SELMA AVE | The Haast of -_ —-— ~ . - — ONLY TWO LE OF 14 BUNGALOWS ~..->, set one c= he > a im : — Ci}, LS ANGELES BUNGALOW ee 1 ~~. ae ar POULTRY PLACES AND BUNGALOW | "=f". sanding on a S&S : 2 Tower Gr e drive. 6 , effi cen ouas — ~ COME OTT TOD ; C — a Fy 's rect modern. with % a: { Dh SS Deedee ‘ : .. = - ~t + : “4 ; : 3 mae til parage. beauiitul eu ame down town. «tnetiy modern: $4 Price $3750. Cash S2d0 $-roors cottage: lot 100x180. fie chick- ony Sit ae . anel —— — frwuncings . - Sain h anne ¢ ~~ af > ’ , en t frutt and bermes $4500 SHU ive : JOHNS Cc. ‘CRE t Lic z * L cea. PEGETHO, & VALTER: REaLlTyY New 4reem DBanrcalows.. ssfendi ioca- 5-roc = bungaicw. hot-water heat: gs bie nes ha ki, N. Grand bi a . , ice UjAR una: tion - ar line end stores 31 (Tage: ieot Soxi4é on. car bne, $5300 so, | =BEAUTIFLL O SORT a HOMES—$le = eee SC, SC Ce mete street: gar vesemner $4 rooms lot 1002300: ali kinds fruit | —— ~ $- Me $-ro0n tage end = "INE TT Ai! ME a oo Sf ese ee ae mad shade on made street two blocks | CUT A‘IA. 85 : th Pace - 12125 Sch les = Threeroom ‘ram. bath abd electric BM Natural Brocge “oad. Sa.° STAL cs from Cathol church and schoal $55(h) el hardwood ? oors. Tw re 4008 Neca! foot lot. Watson Road istrict bargain ._gtToeunds Suncay _ . a Sunday. McCrady. 207 Pendieton | Com vemencss = f eee ee “ear a tM) : —— | price @ rims Toor TH tf = VATTEROT ’ REAL. oO ‘ avr.. Brentwood. or _tertns é o' fax i . re ee © Sap yyy MES eae Om SCHAEFFER RE ~yg CoO SSasA Has: ys a" . - =v oi.” on M-“RADY REALTY Co FARM— 10 acres and ra sales. estate sites. large and email acpeage sii ieee . Wain wr gt EEN 5 Se 4 ; 2 ee 2 ¢ > apy7 re a ~ 2 o o ~ —. 2 — “7 vr * \Te e a Pa gntlien is 4.-~ ¢ EDWARD GS ‘ = a ~ = RI? I CDERS o or SPF t [ LATORS bie walt D Ae po, egy te ee eee oe v- ' TaTsE Agents. T2l1%,. Chesmuut st See the 1013 feet of the finest county . leie 181 re ; ; — = e 7 , _ a roger es planed be Se -= ¥ 4° as ~~ : ae ceSTRAL 52 7. Se 2 re JTS — x ge oO at tang t to te egy ee oy ee gl i OF ii Ni a “EXTRAL. 525 S —5-rocm “brick bunaa- Geep to si 3 Seer ae bees ee easels: | Saw pee vet sige een ‘elie, eee ee el ee a: ; mrt " be . ~ = ~ . sor j fi . ' = ie WM 2 Hot =7%t gp Stet — electric, water. fixtures and shades. laree —-. " Fe _ ~ —_—S— Seaeatee’ : bad ‘TY a } * jet: $300 caah alance $30 per montt CENTRAL. 226 X —8-rvo mets ,; \Snc rarage. c ‘ —— 216 Mel. ARE av. Immeciale Pome face Sariwoced flores: garage: small’ cellar. furnece a Tuler ‘Rew — cine ao a TEGETH FF « val TTEROTT REALTY eS ts = as —5° nd pm - 2m ee a : vad rages: chicker ee pen Sunday NORTHMOOR DRIVE. 7134—Seautal schoo! a: o ; -Tull irecs ce mght Pon it. G2SSAa_ East ‘2 _._—‘Cabaenrs 6186. i rentimeoor Pert 6 reema modern - — ae HARTWIG -DISCHINGER g3072 N. Grand Fi RNISHED ROME. s6seo TAGS BEUSKA Main 4012 | 5444 JANET _A¥ Sere re me We ha t Bin in weil-baile ¢- PE | ~ = — . e = ; OR Ny KEAIDE ‘a rr. my ~ tell agate any oan we ONE for ar apneint pent te a ke per - Frame ~wtiage *umnecte thes : Ss : - Mtatien en: the | moe —_ mR 3 a . a sone spevert on of Clerteon homes S27": te—me ~— > “ar @s : 2 ~ - -—- ee -ooOr 2 =—= 6 . ~~ * —_— ne seaus ST -- cr COUNTY m4 E AND LOaA* ois wes lets in North Ep eee x, 4 S0s260 Wer ener) of OS SES! fees. ru “~). TS : F he bi Clasace 21 FEexeene & 7 4 a pond wenn anit Tan Se : a ary nice . rnish- B ARGAIN _ Pole c- ca Csantey “ed g-ounde — ——= __ A Soom cottage: ok 50x] AO Stic LICASHUST BROAD IS VERY sale » Kict@wend and Wed (at mr, Serame: forest and cruit trees: Satura: | & - =~ om © appreciaiec. $1235 DPESIRARLE. MOPHEEN 5EROOM BECK eS Eee eae - —— 65x FH deal Jocatien. sumrounded tbr bee t- oe time: | a a : ae REeer | RUN ALAS VFRI a TIVE — water ant me % Un ome rful homes: $13.000. te-™s owner lear- mao a TEGETHOFF & VATTEROTT REALTY — MAKF APPOIST® FVREXST ORK ~ or sue. ~ REATTORE ne ctr. wi shew Wrdows 153 | aoe * Caper nae zat . . ——— - _— : ; rE | CTL tt. SMA _L -. sm : EE —- --SA Easior Cabany €180. MeN AIR RAKREW ELI. 2045 DELMAR OWNER SAYS a ~ _ + i . rcrete UsSca tzonr ll a so . ——_ * hance ~ x “th ee ~ : % . ae - — ——— PE Sl. itt N “th «#t : order -é t s rey ah. 4 Se *2 Deb oT e “ SM°TSe groun? at __ I mar 4) Det _ ae 47h, = ‘wcete Rheig S-reom mocern BLNC.ALOS 4 " z Sree witey Rouse ————-— $1 Siee0 BELOW’ MARAFT TEX; moe Orr ‘ ™ ; . 3 NGALC—T Seem. Bedevs ou Bere DaNDT , Seren. | O° SEE ens cure oo re tes ur en te eee e ome, | hays garage TG acne, besutitl sr meee in esement: inte cerser| 200859: Senoe’ rtuv=s aston and Demer Parkriew 1400 Take Lake line tr lack %.. . er ~ Lte- | — co as beaten. chee & chee, tryst: het iecation only e LIrcaa aN UDR Sl a A-moruster ss seet'e Swe er ® Reliertre er: besut’tul 4ccem stucce ho cn im. 100x500: near Page 7000 'borgsiew with tile rect. iet 75530" = eet * ee Sin aw rs - » © 44. Nae R-4ge s. om, wt . x be Tre e . ) 5 , See our tiet of won iny omnes oraénect+ water beet ti ree* gerece situate? on "or sale emanate ° mg large end emal ecre. teeutifs!) soe 2 . Peace carner é ‘ornet & Zeibig Trust | tee Pace mor lowest - Dera : : ® . , " am™ A ™ . CORNET @ ZEIBIG TRUST. 729 Chestau: COMNET @ ZEIBIG TRUST. TIP Chsscaut 719 CHESTNUT STREET. i SORE + Face , | re pS P* * si hs ‘th tn lea: Gee e: « u saht 2 aaa one Po: iin me a” * . ae aia Sa: ' . .

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SUND a ay. The ibition I veran- 2al spot yrounds. own a modern vestinent is pro- ire all two-fam- residences. No in a pretentious t you. You can the whole house Today ? a JUNE _25,_192»- plexes | ction | 7 ee —— ew ee a mee men 'N PROP’Y FOR SALE _Ferguson _—| | a Ferguson. Barat st. and Dart wood Park, #Ux273, only a CHERMEN. Realtors, Grand [A F ACKE TRACT—Water. and cindered streete: new f . large enough for 6 roo finished. water in the h 1: must ell: small amount cash je. Owner. Box A-367, MENCE—ti roome. enn biock, Tm, hot-water heater, gara hade trees. lot #3x140: price & CAFE REALTY Fe every 3 acres of beaut! ; all kinds of fruit. lowere. orice is iow if old at at -Out and look it ga av. Perevenn . SCE— 11 ‘rooms. 3 baths: = —_—_ -- e Heart of _—_—- Dorrie rd. fine 9-room reienes . Slectric light and bath: me, fing on a hill with 6 bie _ ete. which can be subdi Ay Be Roa rou pee. ior house # : RONA D put. bine nha” ‘Olive ALD, 7a ‘la. 8620—New f-room etucco : hardwoed fieors. tile bath; lences: lot 450x150; price BOOS 4 o'fex #86). | 10 acres an 4-room cot : 83000 cash, terms. Open Sunc “t ‘nien av. MONT. 5738 Gennin ow, 5 roome 9a. fu "- only $500 MAN & STR: SD TMAN R. E. COn S607 N Froadway, NGS” aa, ~ RROG (rear)—i” room Fin Helle & Picad 38 . “front by per ft: $50 ca 1 Mopth. io Sunday _ ‘5483 on. reac: one gees from United Re aye bur Une, — $5215 ¢ notfax 3 Ww ic} PTios OOF AND ’ nN - jaottage. furnace. bath. sarasel ners % JONES. S Porest #76 Kenwood oo 8 ER DRive 211 Ci—Bee this eae “- a today, ready July 10 sm “ese FH. Verafine. Lindell. 4198 ays a, block north hay to eccunyr: asthing to or any ether morning! ioe SOx SOx AMP. 105 N. 7th «t. Olive 83463, _ Kirkwood 4.2 . ~—A very fine Groom moéert 4° ‘© bunmalow. lot 500x300; garage # . oulhboldines: all in first-clags corn eT. 2ar'is Poser eee lon rice low. oOo AR G wrx TT nut. ies ra “ — cnrubs. tree. are 1 ru Ape ad 67 = a * rkwood =n Co, Realtors thodern house: let 20551 63: ~_ eul ve poultry house: we paened modern 500m lie bath, hot-we ter heat; ne t DANDY 7-ROO 250° garage roultry bee house. garden, t beet lmontion only phyr Manatee aplewood. hewiy jdeoon “5 TREND RD Siow. mn ~ BIR —i--oom brick modern: 3 blocks from cae ’ ener «ft $5800, eaaw terns, "LARSON CAIN. T3139 Maenchester SE 243. (o) __ depnings po SUNDAY.: pROP’Y FOR SALE SUBURE'N PROP’Y | FOR SALE | 8 —. SS -= —— —— © ™ Call Benton 2074W. ERR CO. ame | Tete linoleum: priced below actur! worth = = . eee Sreadaores t we! ~ verland eH. Gil) Grave! 0 Riv 2401. | ffewen reoms. modern, beautiful lawn, | La kland. Over'and._ a satcalididaererniiteneln ss aly aier, cas elec | trees, flowers — ay omen Pine Lawn | : ock OT 6 ‘ —— —__—_—_—_—--——_ | . large lot: Market. Brent- a geet gt to oltv: one fare RA ( WwoonD 20x*—4 re ome Bs, er. gas —-——--- | house recently painted; “very attractive 7 and ¢ electri lot OCO, “ae 4 ARGATN. $8066. lterior, P Renyon 18ew a RKAMP & CO. 11 Easton av rooms, big bath. ent RUN SGAL WS—B-room brick hardwood hardwood floors. Attention, Bungalow Builders floors. spell in ot chrier ‘Lensoriane and best idin ound in Ma- tures eat; = inte corner ’ Co. _ Olive 3165. perce 4 blocks © ater x oy: ome fave: a oe 5 = aa eo ao ~ -e - a eo - ike new. will | eas ater. sewer and "Genk | tan _ 4 r Owner ané@ builder, L. Orir~. lil Grevols. Riv. 2491. J. W. KERR ©O., 107 N. Oth. 39: 4 Dac hwood. c62 t. lot wanted in ite “of 80 fret each D feet: any kind of : of- | 7387 MAPLE BL. Chee A. Fitz-Gerald. owner. Hood en) JOS. L. KOHNER, 108 N. 9th st 140i SILVERKTON P1—89650 ° + s.atle vapor heat JOHN. H. ABBOTT. 'codbese. 709 Chestnat. ts gre BAKGAINS—S$9500 Suns t av heautiiul 6-room bunge- } ardw floors. 60-foot diet: -side ree porches: See today | JOHN i. ABBOTT. Realtor, 700 Chestnut. ae WOULDN'T YOt ~ x TO OWN fo Yale Toome at nd sunparior: hard- wood * floors, tik ba "built-in fireplace | one qareee: will sell or exchange for gsin- COKN-DIXON, REALTORS, Olive 7893. | $500.00 CASH Buys a 5-room bungalow in Richmond | Heights. on Weston place, Jane subdivisioa; | Concrete stree ee ul . PF . $200 cash, and $30 per month. 34900 » 4 and & Rooms new. Call Lindell 912 or see Mr. Wint - 2519 Maple p (wer lan re | (eHD ) Gannondale is at Delmar Bl, be- BUNGALQW—Hargain, new, _ modern tween Hanley and the North and grit K = posse. , mete. built-in tub tile —_ es Y~ LuUrBace. o8 ;j/O0OT, Kas. electric: ot Seuth Bis.. Kirkwood-Ferguson car avriss: near school. Creve Coeur line; ‘ , 1000 will handie it at li t line or People’s Bus from Delmar— > J. Wailel, Walton rd. halt block. north 6600 west. Lackfand rad Pin ne Waba eh boR_ _ ¢%) BUNGALOW—Modern, 5 ~Foom _~ bath; Every Majestic Homé, regardless gas. wat or, * tri biock from car line. i in one of the few sec tions o ‘unt vy that “2. | = of size, is built throughout of the has sewers: large soreened porches > ale finest material, erected under con- arse from Principia ogee ag ; reai horns it PUNTO no agents UD ’ stant architectural and engineer |= Lorkiand ra, Overland. M ius ae 2.* e in ividually desi ed by BU NGALOW—4-room fram larcze i0t | — Each Majestic Home i : d sn geod location. $2750: S250 cash. sma! archi monthiv parments f-room frame mod ; j ity All erm. near high and grade schools. a rea ai Majestic Home is a part of a Majestic communi J° home. price right New 4-room moat ’ > v brici moder? fine location yne of fhe me es in the community are Maje stic Homes In this wa} classiest bungalows in Overland $5500 is no uncertainty of community developments. The com- || Aiso rood building lots. Briley-Henriche Fiat Iror Biig Overland. Mi: Wabas! ty standard is certain and fixed. "60 Open Sunda, earadige os ‘¢ sf B COTTA 3E—l om 1 here 4 rooms fust | MAJESTIC BUYING: PLAN | "enishea $100 down, $25 per month can buy a Majestic Home just the same as vou can boy any ih = secmene 9228 Tudor av.., Over. home or you'can buy a Majestic Home in a way that | | , 5 OEE ERNE CAO EN cee M f hon COTTA ; Es _Four 5-reom, modern, new | ‘annot buy any other home. There is a Majestic way of home | brick and frame, $300 cash: balance | ' ‘ ‘ +. 1G f eur rar } a i! | which permits the purchase of a home almost entirely out || easy: Creve Coeur car to Baldwin ay. ; PERSHING, 704%—Residence.: 7-room TRIANG LE REALTY (™.. Owner, 16¢ ms Syndicate z rust . B de . (el) 4 WHY NOT INVEST IN ONE OF THESE 4PAMILY FLATS For a limited time We are authorized i to offer for saie at a low figure 7320-24 | Dale av. ionpesite Market st. car boop) convenient to tores and churches. two 4- + ee A tr amily flats. consisting of 4 rooms and breakfast room: vearlvy income $2820. Cal) PARK RAVIN' #8 TRI 2“T CO... Clayton and 0 Shrewsbury gn PARK—On Ozark Trail: concrete highway: iot 100x1; 50: a oo per | || foot . R sen t¢ nm 119 oR. F. _ tC) University City ALLL ISON 70% i stucco b ungalow 5-room efficienc 7. garage. $. D000. Lay terma BA i MER 6728 “New 7 -room brick unre | Lo Ww graragre street anc @Qsey a Lo i “MAYRH AFER RL! ‘1 Times B.dg } ART M F. R—Modern 5-room: $8750 Rartmer—Modern 7-To $17. 500 irtmer—Modern 7-roon $17,000. Crest—Double 3-3 $17 000 "ARD CLOSS. Wainwright_ Fidg. __ sity ( well located: also K. room house: bargain prices See Mr. Harris. 1233 Sutter. or Mr. Mottaz. 725 Wain- wocht de -GALAIW Ly —Tniversit Park 50 feet Pennevivania at Grane oe I ‘Al OW_—New +4 = and me earage, ST7TROUI arky jew BI’ e " LAW—New a r fi lency. t t-in ta hard’ oo joors ail coOn- var te eR terms hany 27! ic) gt 'N 1 AoW Sno t-roor t bv ou er hroughout E. A. Stein. Midiand A? - 7. } Cagtrly ie) BUNGAIA)?\ Att tive 7-room brick tile bat! all meta weather strips mace etre: grarag shade trees % OOK ] cdenwood, near Peoples bus . e $8500 { ouick eale at =? : . | -S2 ispatc’ IRMA. 1015—4-5 ro oms pat h. electric ‘ity LAOT—Harvard av.: a 120-ft ‘Jot to be had for but litle more than cost of | street. gutter and sidewalk. De Wert-| hern. 4007 Hartford brick; modern every fespect; 2-car ga- | rage: awner MO WrOtmIeee 1A0T—University Park fine location for bungalow: one lot from corner: will sac- rifice $10 a foot under market for quick } Rale Rox FP 10. Pr -Dispa t: *h i WATERMAN 7117 —_Juet completed oper terme to suit: $13.500 Owner Cabanvy 7613R e) PHONE for an appointment to_ make Per- eonal in ion of University City homes ET LOVIae COUNTY REAL ESTATE ANP NIVERSITY CITY 6522-24 J homed st.. 2 blooke south of) |Paee and Butter av.: new, modecn 4-room brick bungaiows your own terms ree them m today Owner there. \. UNIVERSITY CcTTy If you want an unusually -- i ive bun | £2! low in @ fine location, by al] meane see e828 Shaiteburv av.: it has 5 rooms, hot- water heat the prettiest woodwork imag- inable. large brick fireplace: beautiful lot Sx134° wide drive and new garage; also | fine chicken house: loads of fruit and | | grapes: the price ie vg low at $7700 77 i conveniences: ca h | Teok! Two left. modern bungalows, gas ~ > {coo home of 6 rooms, modern. 2-CAa? | wader and electric. ecarare Pin basement st 27 8 rooms. modern arage: plenty “Trait and shade trees; only a!' conveniences 2322 Maple pl. Wa ba awh see it today: open 2-5 p Phone 6 W ENZL I1cK. 1010 Cheatnut Olive 1427 ~~ you CAN Bry A BUNGALOW § beautiful roome on 40-ft. lot: hand- | wood fioors, tile bath, bulit-in tub, ped- . Tent re tH) R. CO.. "B14 Chestnut st. | «~6- Room Maplewood Bungalow Mv room residence lot 100c250. or | iriced to make you say I'll take it; drive eatal stand. matt prick: all improvemente; ‘out Olive St. mi. to Penneyivania ayv.. or | Tent. take bus at Delmar car loop bungalows are just north of Olive on west side of Pennayivania. Or call Cabany T2273 (Henderson) I'll take you out by ao (cB ) - ‘’ 7148 AMHERST See this mew bungaiow-flat, just beiag completed; most beautiful fiat in ‘emt “nd 5 end 6 reomes. brick garage; front ilrives copper gutters and screens metal weatheratrips, “ select oak floore; 2 Blocks west of Pennsylvania and 4 blecks north ef Delmar. price $19 000 R. BE. JONES. imener and thuiider 5387 Northland. Foreet uv odd. (cPP a a a | 1 | iz q ) i ALU ~~ J-room : me in 4 -D oe $400 U (ther bargains. Weid ner, 740) j BUNGALOW S—Severa] to show in this % nN igi rhoo Ls ee . Be nton & e " PE O} Ee S KEALT * 4 LU 7160 Manchester ; Bb NGALOWS-—5 room bri k: new: mod- | ne ern, DOOVY ; easy ay temee pee owner, ‘ Too = “ya Py Pe TRUST C a Park . ‘An S VINGS TR ~ cx. An exclusive residence park for better class homes. Parkview 1400 Clayton and De Mun, Woodland Drive— South of Harter— Clayton Road Is Now Open Drive out from Forest Park to Pennsylvania | and inspect new flats and bungalows in beautiful Westmoor Park. Arthur Avenue at Moorlands Drive— 7605 Hoover at Pennsylvania Moorland Drive Blks. Boland Drive, South Ss. of Clayton— of Brookline— Small payment and terms property. JOSEPH DARST-~REALTY CO. 105 N. 8th St. New 2-family flats—4 rooms, sun parlor, side drive. rooms, water heat. Corner Woodland eNew bungalows—3 rooms first floor; i 2 bath, second floor; hot | Price $7750. New 2-family flats—4 rooms, tile bath, steam heat. 2-car garage. | New 4-family—4 rooms and break- fast room: screened porch. steam hea®™ 3 tenants: large lot: / 1, 2-family—5 rooms: cars. side drive. to suit ean be leased for year. 6-room bungalows—hot water heat; side drive. / arranged Olive 6336 garage for 2 on this | : | Ope. LOAN 20., 7P11 Forsythe bl. Clayton 31 | : & goose ; ru ne rosce ns. 51 maples and 38 fruit): ' a fine orchard containing pears, rr paved road on 2 fi eni e ride Sunset Country Club; 50 beautiful trees over 1000 shrubs of many Varieties (some im- cherries, grapes, raspberrics., NS — ae pete in’ tub ~y Salt “water ——. fur- elect ric ; a = yt, atone cannot duplicate this; lot 623 a 2 mom bric shades JOHN s. BLAK sine cx 2 5-room ant ee hot bath. hardwood ours, f * furnace. garace ane: Oe BRO. a burs th ie tractive 165: w basement. decorated: fixtures. owner there. aah 815 Chestnut. Several 4 to 10-reom bungalows can be handied on low cash peyments and priced right EA oa. Midiand and Spring. | County Olive 9405. (c) eee es — ee | ; Must e. seen to be pT Well! 50x1 50. : | .$ ‘ei i AT HOME ATION ON CREVE COFUR BE CAR LINE SEE THESE WONDERFUL BUNGALOWS Bullt of brow and cenerete 6 rooms. bath, electric. hardwood floors. beautifully decorated, furnaces, age. _ MORRIS AACH R. CO., 826 estnut $500—5 Rms.—Brick That ~~ fo seally custe Fay be. cause the Le? 2 rent. is an investment. See them + nee suncalee corner, fereon. Vinite Park west of oe Sith BBG he Fane Be Apply at office, 9000 Gravois Av., or 7911 Forsyth BL, Clayton, Mo. Phone Clayton $1. - ee ree ne ee ee “ . eS A —— Vinita Park Webster Groves MADISO ATLOW ATALANTA. t.~ (w Mo ; < ebeter Groves be iot ang the price is right: owner will - i t ern _ you through: wil] sel o bg Cine fis Suames BUNGALOWS an oh a #7 NEW BU NGALOW S SPRING AVENUE IN VINITA PARK Vinita Park Bungalow Cheap | Owner Says Sell—¢1500 Down re end VINITA PARK ‘BIG eee wan ) P say Coletial: iower ee * oe Oe “eh © I ee ee

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" \ hd ee _— ia onstinaaies - Mal - Sgr ee ee ty ie eS. J oe we, Eun ' + gp 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences iN SUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS ANB SALE BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES SUNGALOWS $ AND COTTAGES S AND COTTAGES | For Sale For Sale Webster Webster Groves | | ~ Groves 7 | —— 7 a COTTAGE. 3760 — wee si ful oreom. bath m S00 bua sese-— 0 modern mug bout - fa ce lew. Suraaee % bieck Rnagshich war. COTTA N . 4 - ss WaTs ad 24 peeLtons, . = + GE— neteertn 3 - ADg;:erc Js 42 R 15 ‘> ~voes. _'wter ar — - — be 5 Co 2ax 1=é3J ‘./ J © lKlome is 50x24, $85: soe, Sas frome matt ortck fovsace. | Berm iprcravele | Suete eras oo, oe ears : : : a T a =a&eQ— -"oem pungalc ; ari 502145, $7500 $4” a _ 3299 casn. ba lap ~ $43 month. O'F ailon Park Bu nga! cow “eteam beat. hardwood floors: new.y ec , 23 Pa : : | a, _ fone = Deen. | ide , erated. > darea. o 2 J $5500 ‘ ,. i i me: . ie : 2$ Parae: : p45. $5" 22) | m= > otter Fores: 5518. I We would be pleased to hare you tnepect a beaetifl Eng is -decse ned heme we here just completed. This bome is furnisned by E. E. Schocidc: & > T% hes o side entrance ball. iarge living room with open fireplace. nice-'zec QUSURE'N PROP'Y FOR GALE SUBURE'N PROP'Y r— moder: "l sacrifice: oper for F-coriesent ard Wa ‘elfag @945 (-) tric, ..! “ Acsca: 5 roems hot-water beat. 7 he - j , . . - —_ - = | fret Seer: a NEW MODERN BUNGALOW | szecposia. sesa—a Fuacie combaei|{ S419 Nagel: 3 rooms bath: cheap. | 6058 Hummelshetm: 4 | ‘There also ts @ tollet and lavaiery on the first floor. This home hag hot-wacer = SS Se tages 3 rooms eack: -en's $50 $3000. 4310 Pleasant: 5 rooms. tile beth. har’-, rick cottage. bome and sarees ——4 4729 Waist: 4 rooms: dandy place. (7020 & Grand: & best and an +; garage witch ts heated. : Wilt. CC. WISSMATH. 2838 N. Grand. wood floors: «garage, Dear schools -_ | at; shoac net af com "= “| >) 6808 Salzburger: 3 rooms, bath: cheap. | 5544 a) ~ 2 ae This home located on Parkbure: terrace. which rune south “. Swo, re ~~ “a : r Colfax 39°42 Price $8500 for euick aeriee. i. 1683) pontoon en mem . S044 Alabama: 6 rooms: y and Jefiereon sv. the most convenient neighborboed iz Webster. VW ebster (yroves NGALOW | MROY IXV. CO. See we SGov; - rooms, Seth. formace./| 607 Fassex: 6 rma: the prettiest. ' _ =] . J a 4233-41 Defer: deuble cottage of 5 3135 Cal: : a | a te @ evrers Gay catt! sclé se i~ - = Werth ou note be: » & cage 2 rooms Ki:cbhenette: sl canres- : alifornia: 3 This home wi! be open for inepection ft 2 te ® a, ONCE YOU LEARN eet 3 made. i. SG 00. orth s spiené.@ netghberheeé | ase tome ai reeme eit and Saulia adinien t a0ee daa a x ae if sou cant come to eee it today, come eome “Br or erenrse uring the a i =A Eason. Cabany 2500 roem_ bz — - jences: *=° — | ) tional advan- | I. Fo TLLER 3531 N_ Breaéway, fuRt SH 4755>—Cotage. Same: * i> rear: livre in ome and rent | 54365 Grerois: barges bal or the exce r= F : | eee +. JOY, Phone Web. 1 Ii cages offered by Webster jg) “Zaz, See Somme cement o wav owe 55--ae (etree, Pane nies | ers aa ee nn | say St: ee om 3148 Neabe. 3 reume Noe ———————— SS rr Groves, you will readily Olive 9007. ws yt ye « Gancy S0-foot lot, price $9400, = ap Ee bane me scceahen ineeaal pene 0 — Alabama: € recta: MARSHALL. 635—6 rooms. bath. moder. | PRONE Oe TSa sash pa —T understand why this beau- — Wo gy ht Ey py SP ye “jow: modem, price $4700; S10U0 cash. S853 Robert. 4 rooms; $4000. > aa ee ebeter Gre HARD . 23. Ww ‘>: orice > Fre AGENCY | CHMETER PEALT. OO >- : £) —— SS Se eee - ——- & : — ebeter Groves | OULD ORCHARD D BANK REAL x be tiful commu ity is the ad- Mo wheat Bid “a CRAE : a taion, ¢ a Co Fo esap — GEST FLORISSANT. Snekanan annie r,s $238 Sigel: 4 poems; cham. . | £615 idame # m ‘ a Belle- dress of so many fine fam- ¥ ELLIOT, 2410—S-roc: br “* ay = —~ae EASY PayMEST PLAN stores and ving aper — = | ay = oe i. Poors = 3517 canatiee al “this ts oe ta *. ilies. Loeated within easy per _mostn. oROCREE. ee ig eax Atiheton: 5 rooms. bath. furmace. | grores owner 6398 Wee: Fiocimmat_ ath. alee — et el samo = presente 367S Hickory; 5 rooms: s, venience of the large city. JOHN A ABROTT. Hoairor. 500 Chere, .. 9#48 Beacon sv; 3 rooms, bach fur aimee Dee NG BUNGALOW #5730 pom mae eee Se pach oor eri 5 -coma: . LEFT tie path. furnace: Dareaiz et SOCG0 | electric. garage electric fae SiS 5214 Nage!- 4 ) mntrrn brick bus- wh charm and beauty of the Fov terms phone | —— ace $53 Belt av: 4 rooms. beth. eleezric SBM iM FRAME BUNGALOW. 5214 Nage!: + roams: modern: cheap. | 5°35 Guincs: Naet Jacko! Webster 64% of these oow S-room. = SaRFIELD Se35-33—Tee --~ttages , hot water neat electric: [-car garage $7) cash. balance e mort nly inguire 4918 4455 Olivia: 4 reems bath. ferma~. | 4547 Arseta! = ae rooms aor KESIDENC ve rooms a> . : 3 «ft . - -— - - A “> — : . tot 100x197 ' - nhort Drire frame. 3 and 4 rooms. one death: e.e- Baden ar.: 5 rooms. bath, furnace. Emerson. Co s27TR 4781 & : ; — . you can erst. secreenred por he: wet 100s ington “e coming new> ood mas. vg »: e oti - = , ‘ lentz: #4 reems: cogr: so. eu Ped =r ~poms: ether come. - OF : ange garder: garsge of bergait, a: | Oe Manchester rom to Collins, thence quiet, the unobstructed Tc. cas 12-car brick garage; with steam _,, — = aa ° ALCOTT 4V¥. BEAUTY ‘ 3868 Schiller: 4 recme: modern 7000 Perned: bend >? . ne: : Seaee; come ierms. Apely owver, OOF | wuth ¢ diocks. or Big Bend to Collins “ nme +} + ¢ aeat 088 Oe tee = - $25 hice ré,.: 5 seoms, electric, for 5030: 4 rooms, moders. 307% wet: good 3976 Schiller’ 5 Fms.: modern: cheap. 3447 Morganford-£ Rre‘nard ; Webster Groves. Mo. Phone waste $ blocks. Ther will de ope sunshine, the tretches of | oe SCH aN. ith ang Suse” “sn, conét: ler 4822 Mecklenburg: © bath bl Ie 3 ’ pj, ox * a rr. ya wae Te ‘ort 4 - Sf. Canaan ar 4 rooms. beth. hot- a FORTE PRAILTY & AN cO —- cr rooms, . 4351 Itaska; 3 REEN -—“ottage rooms $512 a 7 = - LOAN CO. 3920 Schiller Pl.: 6 rooms: modern” 4511 M ond = . . > for inspection daily. Gan erracge easy oe . , - } -RZEE [ea PL... 412 } recn water heat electric : eer a _ .. * ‘ COOL 2D. gar colored —~ ng * — e.cc newly decorates: ra-| S448 Concerd a er » Cire i460 10 SE Sth _s: tye 1437 27°73 Terrace: 4 roems: bath Sil7 een 4 moe. ~ bu | he ber-water beat: rent i°"" ‘ alias . : ba‘ he. “we 1200 HEO. R. APPEL. Reahor. in flowers in 8 setting all r ELL . yer AV. : . - 46 , Je Lack wood ene. am --- ace, haré- THE = — : burealow: Price right POLLOWING BUNGALOWS WILL KE OPEN FUR IX : : 3 3 : = = - . Pe y ery — >> enlr oo ome ns eo ; ane ORCHARD BANK REA L¥r Oo. (ef green Hc v.ue— and es +g = carage ” a s0G Su s bh > ee =» tere See ths av ALESMEN ON PREMISES iNBON “TH — tat bea Bin 1S" “ X Oy NER on SsTRODTM 4 N & STRODTMAN RT. CO. nace go ey Fa me. bath. fu> She. orice wa 2 >. 623 Cisne: o i Puller. Orett _ ghrabberr -- one ae .rees, ; Bor N reatwar ~ eeh w ray yf SE tig ree ——_$__—— — 4 CLASSY ERICK BINGALOWS | STBSTANTIAL . _ ees tre . . in 2 ° ae le ————— = ‘ Ewciid modus. dbath. frurmace 3408 “SEMPLE—#3ee0 ”» sss + the eres UMAMIT a a s fme- “ca Tr? >(cKE red. t .? rR ANSF ERRE l i om > . * > ao cea 7 ty ave ae da - oa 4 (tages yee Bader en" = + yarn “ee w - mn a - SS 5332 36-38-42 LOT GHBeROUTCGCR IDES - ’ +s: o? i123 « : - “0et40 + *o Be said for . = aoe " } must i@ this wee rics 842! Taran Jar 2 Sg =A — © en — =*tf:! sleeping Scar gayage «at sa” . Wi: —ifice his « at 626 Fairview . — a. oo souc = 8 -t00 MeLaran /a: S rooms treme. See this at once =tifa! 5-reom modern bungaiews. | por . cutef-town owner at SO 2 nly Si ~~ soomes: moderns in erery reapect for. *vourse.t this com- S500 and $5200: snese are 4; — > Se .r $33 © TOs F IVCKMWANN RE 623 Ch-stnc: be last word tn style and construction : ic om S y r >» eo reo mee *OCe’ : s a” - - - — - " - , 4 ont ° oF ax Me 5 acu 7142 } B16 Mies av. 3. codes, death. electric | = ov ma. *} Calitorni Boulevard } Mer map of W NB E. & L se - 44 W. Lockwood. Webdster de mooch. We have mapr at JEFFER™ seGo 5. —Ssoems SGce. Ue ) ai 2) fa oe ih eleccrtc. fammace, aki Sain oe floers. tile bach: $°SSC: $L5S00 cash ia style. 4935 ‘Delmar : : ebele” a our ealee ve ¢ ; ‘ cine nh e — Se ae aaa * * man’ ai- a ~ ME a ae a - ore SXNEREINGS P+ * ae io 4 si- -lhate. 2 car 2> garage: French doors [corr “Arcs : decth. bariwood floors: = , seeeeiematinaini -_ — ~ ee ER. a8 ear x oS | = paw ~ S Ge ~s pa a -_ “ - — em © - - ‘ sa - , io” aa ea: a - - anna ee -_—-- tract: Ye } 7 as + = sale a-y°? 14: * ~.1 Gereriere 4 rooms. tie bath ase pore. 2m. anc Ma ace a ga ce SEZ THESE NEW Bt NGALOWS 4 : = > 2 ~ a " . ebete: =e =a our eae =: = -=—=—-= — + 4 VATS 402 BGS - i= 5 ee | edie ens ee — i gee JARMAN. Builders, 4570 Erans OPEN FUE INSPECTION a | — : a —_—__—— - — lectric. garage www. AS cL scert, fy V = TODAY > Si MX $.5 ‘ao a arp Frem nue - a 2 7 = 4 > e-"0Ol oT _ mapee % ». oar 5432 ge abe ~4aer > . re" 7? ¢. £ i vs oO. .. Agr cS) . nere. rem our iarge ana a ole > % rarage >~ ‘e ene Tiere. 4» Moms. Seth. electric. ———— 5416-18 Morgacford: {4 2s TRU ¥ - Upen for Inspection -amaad het - sd ‘ eu» »§6T6SONN MOF SSI $812 —- |. 9 3@ Garfield € ooms bath. furnace a 494. MARS. ARETTA AY. ™oTus ; Wood flecrs: 455 BIG BEND ED. oa 7 Dba tu: list Fou are sure | ee ee grins “$03 Hae, - & o tees, Se Sath. formuace. all moders: side G-tre prett ‘ Tf you wart ‘to see 8 good exe 520 Oakwood Avenue e: . , o Sora ne. _ > 88 SS _———— Harlan, ar. 4 rooms, 50-f frent, | OF ™ om ‘errs nus tocav Side- $1000 cash. } this. Ice = dander " to Inmec 2&2 Gome to piease LEXINGTON. 4163—3 roeme. dath. dase SILO TOs. F DICK MANN RECO. @23 Chestent > = . etn every detail. THEO A Gelightf:! home. to excellext i = ment: 49°83 Eeacon. 6 rooms. eth S420 Halse Ferry =. 5 moma bath, ¢ @3 LE RCS # # €§ i ry detail THEY. ¢ the prettiest rou 20S. BOEHM Realtor. Oifte 955 cles ganaee Modern brick cottage of 4 Toms: let 31 ¢ Azy additienal infermation on the shows mar hax had br Wat fEXING ON. 42528—5 mocm 3 brick. . Oho Bamiios af. 5 socms. furnace x A desutiful stucco house. ehetear GC er hath rie: % : ectric. = 100-2: mt 3 r a , =m teeete of ebster Groves Trust Co . ; Sano 5739 Hodtmnuon: = a Lo" | pictureseue setting, ‘wth lorciy old ~ . . terme. Cal an aa—_£_ioh| CU. oe, Se OFFER “WANTED kL‘**..8-WEZLZ. = this Ud reprecemts the best gnc. tees. Fide smocth lawns Rea): Extate . EpW. 1. kUMS REALTY Co.. nace. elec: esas oe “Tau wT a na | REALTORS ebeter Greves, aad : . : a - ®.>) pa en” “>. Beier —" ‘ > Lous & coc $+-™or Sec e242 ‘ovine “areful. tuspestion. i-_ 7. Gaajans Seer oe all Department esis! ween hf — — $230 seteD Sr.: @ sooms. bargain for bangalos t ie furnace large lot Graveis ° : 2+ > pe et2. = a @ Aes — Tee Ee 7 Ge + ae se ti Mie lp yp Wt i Ph et tee be arranged. Gene. . : a . p 7 e 7 reese. First floer conta'as a large coz > ) — electric and 2-car eavage fine reva! : ré.. reoms sree screened Ynug porn. & Yrery r Pp eer wectere Peclter 2 (*eatrct >e? * mv 5 =o thom aft — o ™ ° aaiscene t . 2 | mt , —————————— ————— Stk Lee sr.. 4 recmis, frame bath . legarte >cnaalew of. 4 ceame a warc recet s ee = girace S37 Si Po tne sr" ace 210C Ss If o.ces CLy Seo eas) ~] ~ se Bungalows, Stores, Flats, Cottages if ei When ads th ee ré.. 6 rooms, 5 Ocre. large hanocsome orrg Took Wits Wei! rINOULN. SISS—35 coor n@ recet i TS ccric: ~ - . replace and bewksbelves. ‘args eiiston ell. etucco, bath. egs. ciec mc cee> *~-- = ——— rywoms. gunn: 2m: 4 "OUT a* Tact Te CITT A oo % “OMS SE s* } eS oo gae ar P3raea = = al _ ~ : . = v . ers ™ 4 ee re ; —" Or Pd sual ~ =. NY? —, = _—o mm, *, = 5 Se, ‘ 7. ; . % feems vreakfast room amd a ™Moce. Kites e2ctr 8 2oxl25. proce SZRO0- terms KNIC® MEYER -PULreR alls e-S5 wee ar. # moms, bath fumace =. & — Bo a : : : a= =the - - Tain 2203 Ta:4- s- 4 rooms. , bungalow; 4 rooms, iamge atiic. bath. fur 3 . : . oe ao Pe? . on — anc SU-ft. ict: sacmfice price any ground Pare rroem: ‘race ga-ase . - mod Sa es. | Se 4 ea! Ceo + wits amp.eé eet . ~ 1e3e sod pete natees : ~SG- 1 x — ‘sre eo — ~~ a = ‘s wi cyt let - aT .. —* =e. batd. f=>- eo ma ‘> nae : d on . e = 8 row. a on 0 7 cers = a ane ar _ ity. Best offer * x bare Sa“P. | ae garast WENZLICK. 1919 Chestnr:. lire 1427 if you have your own lot elear we will erect ° “ as a ~ . quer 24 > . b . 3 ~ : “ ~ Ss pd © ey = x 7 + - a — ~*~ ° ~ YY , ey BERL Er NEB IN ™ Os Ridge a v “| ~ 7“ @ —>. » —- _——— | _— ” - ' a pores and beattiful tiled bath wt: ) teethe, Stegeiber 363 e macnn 6” BULMER. BUTTON & _ MGA? Theobald S roome” to bee Ags COTE. B&ILLIANTE for rou Bungalows, Flats or Store Buildi * i. & reous shorer end f nest Pp umbing Mant TEG: ; — © SALTY - »?. 4th a fl eles —,- + 2 ses —f O24. FP 3 Bea ctf... oer > each ith 5 TOOoks : - —e _ a 7” i Gl - . ‘ a eae — wane ? einny 6190. | SOR TOSS aa, _ 7 a | - {2°82 Thrush &-...5 rooms. edectric. for 2-car x: Moo “ ae. p.ans and specifications. : -e*. copper etreens anc mets da>s ce > Sek ome. Olive 26. Wes sere, 202 ; : H | Vi Real IT. 1024 Title Guar Bids a er a ae ee a Se SS Se = ie. «ured MOUND arY. ‘TRUST Co. Age H. H. Maver fhe ICE FOR S5u00 Cash Smit temas, Gis ie a : iv—S-rwem bungee aa, sa ee eee EALTY co. Forest i d Lows. ees © . men iz} t-in leundr~ “ = om ee nace ee! } ou % ~ ee wo ; pe al ge me it sain dieh eater tate €210 Wagner. ¢- ; ian *. ottee LC. JOMN MORES! 3412 5 EE Grand —Rakcars Bak & COTTAGE: . : «& ‘eR Lo. ) nF 1290 Renton —_ ait . and to! let Drivewar anc gurags Si3i } pee amma! a ae ‘oli*ax 13> te _ O3exz Labedie. 5 SASF Tors ot ore a er Cait re %. 3) er : — ree es aot? = . a co ae North “eer: tie bath. moders: age: (tt rs ; “8 33 5 ORCHARD RANK REALTY CO. '*7) for 2 care 30. mat be- for. Yulszale aT Ral fRIIMG =. $22 1-25—+-& 4s he + west Phong — — J. 3325 N . Union Bl. ) ate NEW Bt sc alo Pea) ot To anyone interested | : Lis ie >- Sawer: “UIZa.0% , - “es SSS 53k) tt 4 _ a eam TENT IC 9 ——s ; e a + - =e SS a ~ 4 : er , 1 2 oo Pn: . — oll POP amar e ir age. > TENZLuI SE. OT ret Cire 14°7 451°? a | | + a hd , Sa ri... & fa) grounds. im 8 Teal bome at ‘ - oC >t a. Parent 12988 Heoert: 4-5. erect te G@oc¢ 22? _Gasnes. Oe oat ewoer leaving c‘tr a ? =i a Gravois AY. Detniee 397. 4 a! rooms with tile mocerate Tvestment. tule c ~ _ se . for I 9 SR. _-as -) move a ss. oF S Wree - ys oa ar . = P ae ~ | « turt'y ‘ exceptions cain “a cs aot epertmenw es: E=é “eee Orices ate Cut te the bottom. 1M RTER REALTY © ‘ae - 443 Sas" a. DoNsacow oms. het-re- Ri oy, i ) OPEN SUNDAYS. — . - - Z ~: _ - , anes in wtead ~ wera ares > *e- ea? ~ A —- ° —T ’ ¥ ’ . ' - ~ a_i wen for inspécticn todar aw = =F -_> a ALETO & i 2355 Soms as AKP ALE. £94¢5—~» Trier L133. Amt ees. oy 4.5% Owme ‘ jfer strieded. screene ~~ i .* “- « -_— — ~- — — ~ - ~ 4 é = _ a os 2 a * = — ™ = o-_ . ™ i my - hos: | ‘ s = = a ss w i = al , Trt > (eae Des tout ae OS Hh M ‘ G-reem Some. cur awe a -est> ct] neigh OPC. ae "hi NETTIE J Twos fame en . =". Li. N.S. - — ‘ ——— e — — — . mene tT _ —— = . ry «* - = my : — -- - | nea i ? = = =e —— —_ —— recw@ny. 1 i. Al s20 : “SDurohes 12rd “aan . Ser ca Bae 4 a - Pp. meng — > F Ss [G1 eer Paix & = ideas THEKLA AY —YEW eae — = 7. —_—_—_———— * E _CLaARa . — _— ae ———= 2eeoee ho . > ® = Fores LA! ib ae 4 : SATEEN 40e | 5 . gas ‘Ieee = at mm “a De ‘late ~—asone ule pr cna 22°53 39000 “Ts tie bs th > : a? Tesidente cn ict ——— i ( NEW HN ‘ n non, eS Mire ee e0t:on Y° orice $7 om! o-‘ation iSARKE teers: fine brick: 4 =s 3 asern= — —— t - S ih Tooms eac- ¥_ J RNWELL : 2 i : “- ~ a Deco gwner ~~." a S>.e aC Spar - . - ead o-« garage Sete ee —_————. —— : .' APTr... Realter H l z ~ oy» ae ein a " _- ? > . 2 > a “a ™ Cael ~ ot ae tas — = Seuteemainae ore as ’ — 2 Emerse: ~ on "~eams om ome ¢ = ee. S oifax 272. YEWS@TEAT. 4322 S —+4> ame ealowm ser, Pricks Suikier 4314, hact¥ced floor. Ores “;~ Te 8 DAY ruL «iD I~ ae a HNEIDER ‘par vo? - ; eee Claxtos.' _ adind . ram . tet & Rock BU rf _ oe Peres: ISS TiLMER DITTTON &@ NEHLENSEIN A. ASELAND, 4143-—Bungaue oc 2 — SSI Si500 « . _ - - — 3 - 7 a a ee, | rame 4 -* - S Aot * a ae = w — ~ on ~ as - WEBSTER ‘ ye r\ ¥. ~ Re Sia y ' ‘st rs - v ©._3* Wo PB RSs = i« =. ‘ = = ~- ——_* ow ea - >? ae 2 » “Ss » phone sinstininiay . — 7 @} ~* ote ed. 1395 SABAH. T6221 N —Danet'v 9-™mom mnze; SALT. 2736-—-Nes. 4 ros = LL ae a a -- —— 2 eo _—- electric" Gouble aa a ®: ' = Se ea > Pr Sac an PSO Niecy Bw Crs Rg LTORA, A REA’ " »m Easton at = aoe > $f. {en Nat 1 > Eg ee repens —- —t te *”. nt “wre: Weetigate this “*V~ & semrr _— — Ss Creatwwe TT eb MZ Ee in cusses. 3463 to =: ; Pe: —_ _ —— = = = ° > o & GBUCT NER ie . i ee . ° > . . ° barks ae Be : OS be Poerrr a: w@onis a i —+— 3 & cCUunBga.cFs @ SERVICE STATION TEcEI TT RBALTY} “*armace. electric. ? fini« a 2 SUSGALY FO 2 bath. electric. : ‘= he = 27 |n an » 2302 7 F BES? Te Pt eee ee i Men ost 4Oocf |} \amiwood “loors spactous c! . -7% + we 2m2 C-room= oc low. ti) . , peer t Jabasy $1582. et £@rT) = . x? 4 “\ MORE: Fuirgreunt Pas TOR 2 es 7 oe? eee : DOTS. bactous a: oO Ten ‘ .¥.. ~ae 4ink\ Kx ve! ie i ~ ‘ > ~ ae . ; iw > 4*? ? ome 4 ~ vad oa i : a or ~ = ni bet on ~ + e — FA = . 3 aF7@ = ee = ™ Tle r oe hd , i a : ache. gas AT . Ye or OS 2 — — . ~ a ~ cela: EDwW. I _Kt x = att ©... SORA, 3592—Cekt-ace. 35 wonde-* eee BEAT TIFT. BUNGALA ae we P a ‘, ‘ete ~ so. . 4 a*- : + es - » | ~YV = 9 .#e ex - ——- _ - - ee » ym mo Na a Tee =] —& “ - : - ~ - - i . > ERI BE AS . a ea’ op oe ~2sgona> rere se 7 "Ture c mace. & rs ™ Se Sid -tomer~ 2 bieeks ~ --* . r a ‘o- . : - pe ty ded™ "Ss evs tm K L. 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S114 ‘ \PEN ) . y BBs Bee THEN | 905 & Gore av Enae mace: wets a a gd Bay a )PEN FOR INSPECTION ArrtTh. 2 Chesteut or 44 % aree “vine recor ~~ ee . 2 ae - "e108 4 : -Wwater heat mirrore cnee “ a al ; ) - ~ Yar We e ey Fay Fy 5 te 64xz Ledex a or tace water TO ¥e rice $51 $500 cusb, da’- | ~e G@otial irecestion hel’. exceiien: ones SOBTHWEST BUNGALOW 49835 LOUGHBC Re UGH, ROOMS © : m rs hs . ~ - “4, ™) ~- . |... ~ , he " —_4 - ~ -- . zx Mav hwo . - . a sf wi Oa. ans ” ¥ mcTifice: 6 reems. mod mas & $ =-TO0m oT Ee. reer s: newlr daft nren'ences Core | “MAL LLAN tS. >: | weed floers. doubie sarag- mediate 7 INé % £ » RO MS - N-ROURES REALTORS. ‘sem amd reef pere® 200 Parkhurst terrace ac sua) >un- $225 3. ONE Or ALITY BUN«.ALOW LEFT _ neat. alin, dineteie: sone. _ | ee es —; soe imapertien: "$9 rod BLt Aw . 8) Me ara 10 sTr5 a - «” 4 ~nmcrele @-\ ve ee ca vo* - “arr « or the ove oe oe . ne 4 a &. . , ad : f ™ Ttace - at°- 42 ive ~~ - : bs os = set ; ? , - re: Sarace . ae . 24 °aey "rs. al F > - a5 | 1 ® re FY ore rz ‘eb er TP Ker lon > ~aorms,. tie bath ~~s : “Pe? Zim > . ay + oe Ss? cash wns tea : — dicen ' een. = RAG 9 NOM 26 2S rows Sie Lat with - . tm (ee HARM HiNK KENLTY CO moreene! per pe Bye - 2 ? _—- a ie, a eee ce .__ MAM. 195 S: Tth . Olive a3e2 BUNGALOW — ¥ A‘ ANT S17.000. Kasy tra . naceor beds cas stairs aad a | mor bath sae a ' : ea . end thon - Kx = st a-@: 42 Ww w > 5 coe . easy Ds. — — ' 30) ‘ ran PA TSUN SUT4+-New * yg gee ll Marcus = cam 4«2«brick. tile r Super. ti 1¢ - , het-water, budit-in I kA. ru Bese — 3 pan - res r — ‘or ecectpercs. Ef sae . ” serene tl reug he" »arcwou? Our . - ae than eit * arr - —--— q ‘ =~ x - S “ ors * ~ wt cx : > : 5. _—_—— — dni z= ad 4 . iz —ss — 7 Leg Bt = a Seat. oft burner: extra bath in- basemen’ 4 ai Ta ye st ry Tas BARGATS sath. furnace -ariwood fcer * ath, fummace. garage: open fbr imepectio: = bal "pen a ; sper io Pt ree | CvuvuP.e ra z* Lond :? «. : — + —_— - ~~. eww a 3Li? ar =, aria ps Bt 4 tt _ -~ Meg | > 2 ow Sy =o She) T7aa7 we! = Ss. AS pees: tr" ements bs 7 — — arti fa, st central . ae er My 2 rs oo / seam and itv S22 Oske court. pew iistine- Scams. £ . _Sundé s 1 Tes BAC oN ST S800. MS ANS. 26i$—4 ropms. modera; 2 PRICE RED(CED I R - IS ame Wants, © Sing recat Drive’ 4 beatutiful tedrooga bartwoo! “eors . eh Easy terms oe nail, death SF. re ena! | 2936 $3 FUR QUICK SALE. ($63.73 Wandan ¢-ecom frame. ~i a ee ee a’ LiIrTvuua out an ~* ati - _ aa a od i Pht—® Bs tian . “=. SM APPEL, Monitor. 725 Chsstent | book actiass ene ni Sipreremen BUNGALOWS AND COTTA3ES electric: ot 25a}30. munet de end: owne i SOuo—Sarkalow. @voeme S32] Toeocwma—a weal, bargain of 5 GEN. CONTRACTOR ANT ce ow ae, $250 fe &- * ~~ Ctestrut The a’"ings arc «a "oO. efrenrs t there 4 ana examine = Salt wrt: Slowrs —_ . = al ~T2S 2anG Dal -r g4°3a5? ‘ P. —* a2 2s “ow * . “Saibé- ic: th ae % ~~ ; ert ; re. aeaace. Sarea:a PRANCIS PEREY-etTQ pe % - v e AN. wr Lansis @ onl. eiete 22 LOO t i» -% . tS -_ 2. a o~- For Sale > *s = pe ia - » RP. a’ r ™ aan * _ > - so" = as = eee. ou on Nat > a ALY >> ‘ = . a zr) F : - 4 : t 7 m hee wtitl sy caeay ar "ee ° the MSIE hg wr 2 Dock Poem — mis tp - amen III ~~) 3 casera cee acnacoet or (ge “wd on fiat In . ex LEAS “7 We & cle wat S rooms. 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"y . ~ a - : - 7. . - ° = ? rT ; ameter . sms coed a —— . a —_— ~~ a ah ‘ —= -) oe ae Se } wer" se ele its ~pDper —— os , > sn BAN: Tew: af wd ~ m., —s Corns e “a — «* “ji LE 3 gaurd 43.50% ss a ee en ” . . ” : ‘ —_ : ™ . — ie - ‘ " “= “4 3 -" = — = : "fF - > .* ° , ." : , 73 v7 eo 2 _ Leowtet rece EVP . ~s 3 ~wres aod e dat » firet “oer WENTZ S . tet hoe 142 gare wer * ‘ ys Fou threugh a DLR Spa. srand 80.08 ae. ~~? ‘ — Iwo ALWINE. 3427 -— = Pan _ ~* — - - - ee sniuiinepiaeiiiatiietia ‘ ts - ~~ | = diate . 354 . -* *\ " —_—— = Svuce @ ; er —— ~ oe ” in . -_ ”" . vt ‘age e, ~ > a ee ee ° . . m . leure reent Henk tu own tive ~*~" $. > a : = ol 2 i ert oth + ps ee’ .% + See > ; ” + | ~ mnie. near oa = hd ern w+ . a Leo | ow “fw F Da_lEs- i | os ~G ALow—v ‘va NT acTt —— rE”) ee Ire mt rar r. tt oe Ir a owt light. eat «ver p> ome thal gue a SSS Srormns 5 2 ant + ‘ eng te” eal oat teat iow wWwt* ec. Zancy Ds ie ¢ 2233 Emersen 2 mom «ft. — ao - BSc2a€. Satie uPrivs r AID : . : ’ “_)T »? ¢ a ‘ ~~ ~~ » 4 ~ —— -~e ‘- >> - - - _ ; * se A Gn ee . - ; ‘2% owner t for Some. dat bas e*t SRALDUNE. 34.\-—atcractive g-stery 5- Wt ITE Te 7, ceed : , on ary and then ] : * sate tre ods > +> ee a7 oms and Dreak ) o> - rete * r *rutrie rater heat. bath. elec-,. oa Poorest ion 7 yeu every paght oo PO a eT ; a —— ; SA airy cw 7 ; , : _ = ciraee. sac re ror in sion naxe appein’ = _ 298 fae —. > z*>t ‘ow — as —st) = ~ SLD An cote TARD BSA ~ ~~ . : ' s othienatitinn re ail - Epw _ KUCH “RE. aL TY La 71 . ~efls “erp chon 7 ? : ' : x : ' " re , . es 7 -— . ~ , ae tile aia Lr at ot rT Mur; } > Orveom et ~- om mm’ ~2 ¥ S se : ef ~ D> be ’ 4 : - " at g-* ~ ao . ~ : is 1 7 o ~~ aL . = . - | Ne — if ‘VW R LR: ‘ {| ~ ; ~ «° * oe il = : > ¢ : + Bar aa" eo foog, Der ~ae7 ‘~-Prs cer at — » = e “ = : died > = - * - . . "TT 7 “ = o~ -s - ~* ° > ~ ° as » _ es a “at Femionw e Let ve adow tr» trAr @ ms" ‘ " « Zz . * «. nr. _ ; a A AF * rooms 2 “OOrT ef. -_* Ms , al Lon PARA a" Lk - — \ . S m2 i ee S« ad a tea pep-? \i 4 ia} STREET ~~ = , . is " oe _ > . = - : “— : y ws - - -~ at ‘ os — Z - - 4 - = ; = - i ; , ~* = : THEE R APEL. BReator. 22 DHerr's ce 6 ogy Ble ee +. al! conveniences lot 50x16 72 | oa wale 3 . — TOT gta B- eiate © eligi an #25 \. lark Toms, “cepuen hall in . . . ~-— : 3 2 . “ «- . * * . — ry; —* ala — re 4 aon " : r= i . Chestevt or af W Leck woud. a one wus s ~ Pa SrON. Trav. orn Yerer ow a “ - . ar twim . — -¢ x. 4 2 =. a assem -_ ee ee De re . - a 4 ; os has & wo « ~ . a. =i -. e as . iba 2 3 " « . ea. 2 ss Ora s am) — a Trea $77 —_—_ + _ = —— —_ "sa ® a r-? > — > - ~ . x Ty av _. = “ or sr . - 564 2 od -_— . -! — “MeTMER. BRK BENG ALOS | 330 % Em av. $13 500 ——..__ #4 *¢_Easten_sv___ —e | - mall As hal Dn pen ee KEANS B FRAXKE. 1008 Cheerss = ss cic UU - geen 32? S$ Mavie « RK a ~-ROOVM BUNGALOWS wees nant TMES ONE : x'waeu. t= 21 —— ———— iF ARTWiG-DISCHINGER, 3072 N. Grand. ____ Rorthwest. 2... — = "2 rr . a at - - * » > e ase +. “ . * _ Sf ~ - ites tesmmellig ar gg a cottare, OSS, Feta OME: fort “ica. e-cgem modery fume comnse: 2 os —— SGRMINGMANS CHASES 24 NORTH MARKET — $ROOM B ” ft aero ow and ‘ow Ho Po i> ee as. oc ye -4T Or z2.0% tLe E , y RR A shed and saline : iite.n: priced right - . eae . Oa Ww 29 Poruand *e : "OST -MILLER 2 ' ro4 NV Gen a3 —_— wot es = easy terns f mack sale ‘ 008 TY $568 (4158 rasT. cS: sieeping pore®. cern. fir 5271 BEA > bh BPN» SOAD—S12.00 34 Eider «* S o-Teem. ser acco ~~ Papi nul = =. y oe —- Ge meee with emack «ff 4 SSS, & JONES Forest $762. , We have $ to 35 room bungaless priced e : “= ericea te eril: eeay terwrs en and dura .ce ~omalete odern and atracure oa eae ou Make offe- “Must be sold BING sagen Way TS ae eS i") and up eaey Dentuy eras | -_— . . . = " 4 e oo ° : ~ ‘aa . ~ ~~ s : “ 2 - ' " muders et Ai favs frum earace De 8 reg ly yy > “! HOLNOWAY. Reato ach. ‘furqere. ciecim : > a real 2, eee manacer at branch office end of rx THE SZAUTIFUL WESTMOOR PARK. DOSS Sere. “ureece. = ‘a “an > yea = : as CUES $ pn a “ne .. Gegres 5 “—- Ww : > "one . oe “eet” :. - 20m Line sa, iy ~~ « > hom ; aa ~ oo ” - —— SP aAND-NE' ey ter *“* . 2 ; " ™~ . 4 - a — a - © +e tie! ‘ —_ : er —_——_- , a = * : r rS rT. ¢ EN Hh ABBUTT Ee-aitor, 108 ( hestwat. 5:14 neta ay. & 3-reem ick aot Buys 2° « er? ~eaeermadie — — ~5) iMED. ATE POSSESSION ‘ — en - a. _ ; ,- vw, & 4,2 2 } > : 3? \. EL™. stucco Dbunasiow Seaa'ifliy medern Pell- ‘ive sew Ponca low é Rice = — ie KOERT . cs a ae nis 3-15 Genevieve avy_ j-toem brick ba : Mere ie & wender(w bey for Det & ee mer cn Se ene Mh. FN UOCCsicde emirwer to « . . a ee = 6. cy Siigaw vr a a Sh ROOM ~ and — a = ost a28. co . TiO 6galwws, tle Seth. gas. elec. furnace. bari- $50.00 PER , eo Tr ~ . oC “er Pet “0° garage ; , on i RF € LOAN CO oS : —— Seer REN. QF oes 28°58 GARBAGE. CALL (COLFAX 2004 (©) img cheap” cam sail: ca tn sae “Dependet \ ways Seance 960 mun’ Ww : : 4 > —— : te. - ‘ “ > - mre . " 48 ela Sins 7 I ; ny ee: —————_-—— - 2a Dp rT reperty —_, . D a : , ons - tz Cm onderful Oppertsn ity q = : 4 _ . o ort ; —S os Cees ee a — - Cip*xZ Subgaiows, + ndifien phene 4445 Grarow a Vietur 2908 ~ _ “eet a ll ~ - ‘ » . ¥ w . New 3 ~ - Lal ia“? iv ne rem Pn = . “4 > , er ~ “* } ~ — = ~, ee — _ “hh ITi~ "a * ~ ‘ Irs ee yy FP ~ "rene ~~ aval _— 5 . - a = * ae Same = = int ae B *- ORNS EE - . B, . 3 alee el ers mar ow 8 an : - 1 > Vs . . : e = 2 ; a : 7 . 4 . -a Por a” Oe Set “wit a" a : ~ - : ~* ~ _ i - a von : 2. beet, ’ “4 "Ls7 * 4 . . +. “rly ss new* ~ : " Z — oe - iid eA -—* rms Vv BE) . oF 4. a“ “oan? tier — ena . - OTe mre ts. > in | - ee : . a ss : hy! wag? Fe . « ee ——--— -- a -* - “R eater as oe _ tn ° , -= 3 act’ “ts ‘ . - - a 408% f ’ RFT i | = & I ‘ ? . a * ] Ru *éé3 ; “ ~ a. oh | Ts BRM x Br HTe wot oon - ty Daa: ; . a’ SS A, >a +} A VE ™ G aALTHEN T4 Sarwren Bae “ie t. Sirnace a - | vr aeee pcm Re oe aie . i. BRN. 483602—. aze. story anc *al? . Sieee (ASH. fe rea WONTH. 472 Pwrer ee ae a a " - HBILMBER, DUTTON & 6 SHIPNER? RET tnee™ NEW BPS. 4 Oe see fume. £ roms. Seth. Al scenditivn MGS Ariingtes. oom efibiency. tte FRAN IS PERS Y-R aT. to: +. eet. steam i ’ siedepencetiendai ; f f » . sits Se ; es enerete founda wt walt ree >», : = - —~ T ; —s-— 5 : — a ~*~ on Bry ™ NORTH Tr Locms i -=-feet fron 7 3as—.. i OAK AND ROCKHILL eet = SS ae" xfurd lane. 1 block ees? of NORTHLAND. 4786—4c00m Srick cor, ‘SUS. Desement. ‘furnace shades sat) Most Home for the Momer 13 eONDLACH & ' ~ - 4 ow - race =" 4 tamed t 30 let ont. operat - a *. o ‘* ey 5ENTYN 2 , _ >. oo -* ae or 4 ~f “~~ . a P r : 7 = _ - re 3 © : ~ oe a 2 ¥: = . 6, 7 This = just what you are locking | P. 286l——@t-resm cottnae dtellow at MeLaren ay north of Flo ax. bath. «lect ruace. screened Secon. OHMETER REALTY OO. Cain. Sot? m quailty of conmratien. sopsem | ys +5 ; — ™ amce ata «ce (Sie pew S-coom frame Yor- iStinctive > = beautiful SDuangh.ow cicee co ‘ranspe- es — emmen* Pe ~ aree yard, sagr (erm "= , then, schemes and churches. and hae a.) cen. “y & es SO.C8ln st. oF call Deimar ale mee aot - Yard 7 ~otrz » aa. } e2as — ~ Ve eee. >. f . ag te . ~- ——— — (OSE SS alt IAB 2s ee Re ANON — at we = galow w more than vou car ‘or: even = —y- ——y ah ure a — {eor 4nd en) any’ _ i, = ae : * : aa — = - _— ra ‘ er sar — v Tk *- ,onrTsa WARATIYT. 7.5 >" . — ee ae terms al a rou swe. i semi re See 2738 Lis” ATED | v = . = . - w , e for & 5 c 4roem Deme -a — ’ — -ectrie , oar tT.cas aa gte® “ 4 rs | x. eatii™ “= is : ” _— . ———$_—$_— es — =217 ¢ ARFIEL. D yum aan ~ Ww MC DERN BL NG ALO ae a ont oO” 859 NE ) “nie. ai 2. ScRaefer. Lin , OTE REALTY &-t) a> “outs. new tue =. 22f- Cwuifexs TA35 a al eesetitu Ketnetone a Bal r¥ co.. QPEN TOD £4 AUSKRIN. . xa a mandon >- ~ a fui singie of , eee ae. | ‘3. Sartwoot fweers, Sfarmace elec. Sve ne on LL Ss Gow. ai - ‘— Cosy % rooms. siate rorf, SS? ££. Prairte. Seer = nice ‘ . = pect. F . = ~ % 3 a : r ae | \ *,.°* ** . " SEE THIS ONE het-Saier lee McK. A@ttrSctivre orice. am nee: ‘ory nish inmeicde ~ oo an4 +z —_ te —_ * ~ “ Earvce wher et. 45.0 A ah anc a” c= wire once reco. few ry oe Dere! - — Fn ou. —""3 —F = a epatch : - o Forest as ~~ — . x Ra COLLEGS. I207—4-mem ‘rick: 1 S@nisbeq '** emcee. slate sink. new roof: dargain N STOW oe) rem ih Dasrwent: bath. electrtc: let | “2 o"3t; tems SEER ons al a , = -5.) . -* : 7 . _ a 4 “Ss ~- ana A} OTHER - BUNGALOW . a oe ce we. ne : me EN Me RES. Speri: Bult Bungalows ta 50@ bern *. Poe ~ > iss 7 AUants. @ coeme: tet water nent gti S_ Grant. coims 2315 vit hit = a enna en Sita Roe —— —~ goedeite ot: can be Sought PL. S454. 553—S-eem banas- oP EN SUNDAY sAL OME 3216-27724 — $560 i BAW ER. we — 4 Poe, pend G ter St. Lows Realty Co. sD IFT. co 3505 —~ —* — a we.) -Duilt Sunga-ows for De mwary. ook “oars. J vetk furnace. garage. <rult * Ceve 92s. Weer 220 342A. i — these. cas” (arms : ma war shades. screens and Oxztures;, st PCESER B&B. E. CO. 2S Title Guar. Bltg J0a1 4°.

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SUNDAY. 2 . ey e ; “JUNE 28 8, 1936. | a 2000 REA LE STA TE For Sal e, Ex chan ge, Ww an galows 2 Cot tages 2 Flat 3,A , Apartment s, Resi Ce For Sal e Tod ay. Te 0 ab: : ws ~m = yeas For Sale co ‘ . t ; gina . 5 rly + ale TT lu ‘ | A rs mime! in aad] ° be 4 GES al cote. nant a . a BUNG lat ; + : am & ra 7. \ A —a ei ane, me: bareaja . | : Lows A fo : rms. : ma: ou ; - oe ertigge a. ae |; = ND COTT ie a a lot Train, i. ors movin: roone eet ail Gilet AGES os f rooms, bath r heat, . ‘om rfl eee =a aa ot os A aatows A) st orm uU . é ; let rr *s : Marine: 4 4 nme: $3500, lon ' ’ ig (Ss nN | bw 04 a roome, . a | , 2 | 6 r co | . m ’ e | Aon Mire tac $5500 cae ee i” r. : bia BUNGAL a les | abeealon “Sone TTAG maa; 3 Q root ware = os See Mw Lo » 5,6 Al HO} ae “new, reasons UNGAL Hic cK .. lle oe ‘ M c Br eyo \ngel 7 0 « HI est ab! @-resmn kor BUN 63 bath, ajest an id nd es is ROO s ote of Gran F AN Ttas y: & G 00, " m ic K be ge R th lo M K WA! HE doub Fy cB3) VE or > cor) Q ka: 5 wpe ALOw . ater! hom irk w rea oad e int cated a S 1 cE 34 Yr Pp tw le mae: ts ON Sal TT Guine 5 veoetss 1 s , a anew tytn Be ese and the I 72 FA 25 aR 11s arage, Vermont, & So - AQ —" y: ome: o_ ‘ an pervl ere eca Fe A b th ecti 00 den 4138 - i e 2 e:iV¥ QD ont. ~ uth ES ettme 5-room (Am ety | archite ision cted ooh a rguso y ee Flories of west, jn | Jones. Bi a ene VIRGINIA. ., 8-room. _ BUI pg P poor. en “ash ; ry M oem - Hac nder “ ‘aon ca omob ssant the N st | AHY 26 41 roo —s 27 nd\—« — _ = re Sottages. GAL La ee os 4 ale h M co e, is r li ile, ithe, Bat | eeu . 48 At 03 Vista _ MS LEE-S 37-4 Won. $420 ows Arsen: ¢ room: ner. dss ay in = in ha ' « Niboe ay wore Bh wae bus a | @ouble estalo Attention, reoms: wee aaa end +r atnwrfeht 00. AN } edei 5 . Im 18 ‘ 0 e m c oO ons ° . u =e. n: (c ns, RME 2 1 Pernod ’ o Tt orn. bien . uncerta hepniant is a tant architectural F the | or imo fa 00: ngalows } — doators WaGN pigsaoe a ees For Sa OTT | Mo o rd ify) re nm 4 cer ae of Y a of {vi of 801 con 6 bein ene snadiaan. ad r : 602. can and "UE ab 2 Us ul ut ES 7 Morxiito 1: ul 6 _— room. 3 lain com re M a M dual! and the | LOUG onsider rarage es odern ; just , paid . Bun . cas: ears y sungailo h BU ei mrt hee 0000, | Fou can ae P33 — y designed | ecempoROT ei, be Ets ied Mars rie. ee F achat wi | ar die o> pawn NGAL m r ; € l ™m : ‘ NY yt: 200 - & 8 y > eo Ste” eg uae home. — : tie homes. In, this na 2 ah pots s057 rrr tee, Ramer R. Blind room ie ae eee ows AN y s Da ; you é n yng A SS y 00: akon a ~ 606 R y i. _ 31 ee oe —s Eee SMe == — presen: bi Seaweed cx inthis way the fons aN | eee as Rov a thelr Sore 2 ua AND OOTTA ping Jaeggi ON | out wh a you om TIN ° ay e TTS: aoe —— 7-00 lon. et sat saat of Lana erms B = premise a... 5 iTAsK 5 ut a por 5 OTT: Tepa} : of ich ny ca e ju com the mo SIANA daly bed msg | m aes a te oi IP ag ® tof Lemay 1 Dri R mis a con- &K Want Bae thwest ES " >, *h, “room TAGE ¥: —— income, -any other | ~ buy st tt PLA siscehenae ie ES ce v prick bun. For card. rem “sbi Lemay Meee. Se ve TICK BU es Pa ae wile Settee Bungal |BUNG furni 4034 La) furnace, bee s A r th Pp Th ajes as ‘Ben; price re: om: larwe vy a EIN 1 be cash. bi reet Ae be. Beet tem 82 AL eabath, fe Leet ew a Ooms. m h, bardw aty le 4930 ™ oo uller n con ngele _ purchase is tic ho you | rrertess ce $37 ric 8000~ . 4-r00 Sun- | W Pace. double aaa eee beg te cited pa o-ssom a & f Ow “Abr, id3"N room} aa, | v8 AND ee ood fi AL Avy # 9:30 1: Th iple he oe wee ag can il us NOI 3457 Gr ~ = p-coom, » Tana rome. _ 64 panes | ome. te r or [NawHtiG i. oan “S:_8th aN Ges COTTAC . rt f! 4. A . = 301 ese tely nd l f a in b a. JA. Gr: roe a n brie m {IN A ae > a ton 6428 ne 0 ef “to rick th 8. b H RE oak galow ith O b R or Bale c me our oe 5 n the " furni y- dec Gann a emma a uy an nme! clone Prana = pe gaa ENCY, a ms, Mich! 15. __ Viet Sin easy shades a fe oe aes oanend é ean ' $ ock sou AG —8 “GF — a “= ve sh or on n way > y | Ww yo Nusicber: > i? ton bs ba ican. stor ome: @ ralow: til a low: hot sees: aS : —" west es 870-: 500 CA errs. andes ae : ning ed h ated dal \ e alm o y that | MERAMEC. 4 = sere es WINSER Banealow: 2. 470 Path ™ DAY avez ~$— wood f tile ick sale. 2 Em re: Savane: 3 33, /™ cash ott ————E Sanes + der co tile | i al se omes worn one ost f Bonwit. | MICH! oN Ate feet oi ooms REAL. mre ae 2 e702 Vite! fur- | DY R REA pen to sees: Rivers} ATSO hotwater 545 6 shan a. rooms. ttage—On | rire to S Shea tenee - 38 v («) Fo ll eds: elec- ow 4g K ecr ath. okee. and he h AR AN G te 0 BA en loer: Mil galo ymen ealt :: fra > Re roo 1s h — eae 5S Bui ere ngalow ‘oT? cot | VE PEC year ef : . 642 ng Bug MIN JOWARD. E- a6 Cherokee elec pane home. hardwe LAR? REN u va TIAN. dou Se yaa > ate. lot 50x Hof ai chive at thi con: | § ildi ct . . F ows As oT Lor "EC ere ef 2 Fr a terms. rma. NE E ele 535 kee aw tric: ill € good ARSEN, 8015 an Nt ble very u en ae « Ox | 35x 23 n Niv ANC is hg and) la Se nw oe 7th Spe, AN ge ~ 4 Mic! ne F apanye So 1638—4 car nin ma ? D 2127 sath. flo FE d $6188. H Af G ‘alte ca- u a, a ew mc 100, Chestnut if Ho 1lann . Bye) A . * ai — 5. W fin Built ts, Cot store — caller B15 -r0o ooms e cottage. frame brick, EL BEY Ton om be ae: Tar eA oe as aur mer - 8 pane 2 P owes ~& 4 Bun ford a 611 TLENTZ. 4 moter ae ite x ae Ae 3 ties Ay. B Neen. e. f ance 0 an /O ti Ss ' Ri ra™ reas al roo and th e 6 ae Ry re b 17 r. 3s 513" rick oub sec allac yY } iN, ONIERO flo ne ck ne wo gal a ae gro ~eptt “4h5 ted ” ei sie 6-r ' xl Hof ‘ 38500: uD : 51. jfurniahy wn Lo q Fi age > ; IDE ver SON- ona eve m _ Russe . elec : He estm $4500 he eS 4 3 G co oC a aos a: ea IR! - - ae rage ut, ! ‘ ors: d at rn ow $10 pe i on , 5— shige -room h ii om al}? man’ : _roum gal {e) P ‘ na S ’ i rs ‘side rat bie ma ren ~ i. “ tOHE? en 00 : a elec Ho ava i- TR he Vv . K nd a | gar gre ore f th 500 B fam rall: —B re ghw . be e hut: u; ene“ 8, ow lan oO nc ' | JOR e R¢ te de: “ee ~ | NE N ft tr use; vol cn ge: Sr Ri’ 62 p he ull - ’ ea fo i} un ay. un = cree : b ta fi AW. 47 f = b of A room yy k n mode ro (o@3x 1 | ron in spre , lot w ‘Ay It es vit! Furnish One. | RS. ase ears Sas GAs sen | oer’ oh coral she ara | a oat Se Rad ie ene seine bg | ot tial Ree = be i gs ee at 3 3 cS H. H ASY pee Ceetis | bide ae “ral Nanas | | Bostic Sisson ome ow i gerees an mir is Be oe earge prick be 00 CAS od i ARs. os 30—Well-bu : age Sw, cor Gread. lot 402119 woth RIN KO ite ’ ; : ; ' Ta : 4° in! ANY pout N av. bi 5. 00 or ge ae ° ra $52 e ide _ 32 we) 1 Iw ny An S JAS M bl ORF , y en; | 241 rand TRLE x1 m Abad Sn e. M.; 1 & corn hi RMS ; | — WaT: ri DaY.- ER beat + ERT a amma 3488 ‘—-— A opr r wait ~9 i) a | | ULIUS H _ buneslon —$ rs om | *Fooms Ket ty T. 1024 ¥0 — “hy, Di and A MAN. s $75 5 0095 NA : uhh ele: : s “13 ‘ i Dd Rivers Price 39 Poo; I LOX rm iy yo — h. n wood f notoet in tReet n A ~ » t a ie a nian n S r Arsenal, 5 y heat paily fy | $32 uildin Realty maar’, a. frame: : ROK ance lik Ta5zx- aa tne . frame Z CORN. afieor a ik: of >. r first tii Mo4d 44) en nei st ft hot ee | TT “aeangsin, 3! earn . in “cabinet nara hy Fro 24 fi. Ahora e “es NASHVIL TILL, : ae 3 * ' = : y4 q , ™ ' | ST ce EN. $310 . 2: dete J - on c Ce z 5 Teo Km ! ‘ 2 a . —s ye m LE ric ar if s et ra st.; a ‘ : : Pp 5 N. a ( O : | | DI a sab int one ‘KE. Rea let 403 SCPENBERZ aren >: * eunroam brie} ese tite ‘ta th on cum ids. | pate bath - 18 T. APT ry oe | Bey iyi oth. Pri. mide. rs oie tem 58 Builde De aK termes me VILLE AY. ° De no i. NI me re oe a x rie Re ; Dan s6ne. oom | De 30 “— - eval om LINKO 60. nT Che ar | NBOS. URL a ott and ce. 1300; @as so ge er an make d nac 47 n 50 {e) WE oF raw ral . KE live re. r: : “Ss hr low tnu 3: ul. n lo gre _ usse | 00 ~t' — cha ye b a 3070 5 R R — - EN r 397 : | mpegs nd 3435 Poh g ung vols OuE aan ne oe: 46— acne fo Nz Phx eer a * dD [R89 Fr. 619 2 hard of t | night a £0 0 ecessa 47 y ee B end la: — bulit. leat 4 a ba 3 v4 IN SU 7. SNiC om Ag .. 35 aksoo”: : MEAR EL REA new Bun an aM LICK. ar tha — ¥ 3: M Ches wood” nt | ~ my, oor, wo zi ae oP J a large ait: |B rations m on te | beh firme _ a 300, erik vet, nee eee a rnd | RAO, ceded bres ree “430 8. 377 tse ue ae ieee eg 2859285 fe NG oe ALOWK trom | tae ele rossEssion - —— —— >. 4 Bae ye ~~ 4 > ay 4 tran ™ ST AY ed ro | Gr 16.48. A hes Barden: ano pace © Bg ay Olin etc.; /N oy * ctor 24] and aE YU M LD > a oe tt = EI REL ee: PO all 1 roome OMEARA. REAL Bere Leo baths. sh ° EE on ti at price | US." awwy cn ane © 37TH live 98, | See 8548 8 “larde is mpton)—5 sing | fix fu hardw enn hey OWS Ew. voli at quite da ‘doa! mei oe op a Ie CHELR siler made ann bel arooms. | Od ~ REEL! co) wore soe 0 ja “moors fai = | lcs furnace; bungalo n | earns 3548'S. 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DA er. ce rr si! ah an ar T A ele 3K e I oom Liv 60° 1 ; | om ane — | ; | | gio 4 utters as. til ie é Lon 4 f ge ost | _ d. floors tract poms AV. | dh rons aes uly = 3. ino eee oo brick TB eae ‘ue PRXAR, abe — a 7 “‘Qoutn ae Went. direct and ms - 3AL, OWS” “—_ MENG N Vie ae Re cane Bonita om | Ou at . a bu am — , | oO own 42 Choute te) , et om H onhase |. ¥. Cees — de 41 “ween flon * ee » a ‘ Bur are a tat west a | Ph. pton. 1 = ny b VS re, r ‘ge 40. Arie. i 2) | i A e moO igenmer 's ance ath ’ er cutes $1 oy hee = Ke. ——— ‘aa a; | TEX "GELAS r ; frame 8 = , tile coo Seen gal c) | BA! e. we a Cc a » epee ahead ardw athena ono1 % eRe lange 2 linto nip ner eou : au 200: hon 34 te $6 me. h ath ' $ XASs. Wet ick, S513 * cotl 2 . f LE aa ~ ro pn ow ANC] bo . ist ‘ot ae ™~ 620 OZY Ren te v. a tht cto me need ww uso O1 (her ard | D n-E 1 sho within Or inks og AAR Ry ho, ey . ot-wa y | 800 eae ndi 4 ree Gra ase. | -= FRA. hots —e aa om ream: eT AN YT 1 bri 77 7 It 4-K , 21490 Pn i iaee. IRS f.. ~ _—- : pervkes | oon dy 5 te ASLO ; g20' _s h x. = lot nd r. § =... . “7 = 4 i 43 OUR ot “= ye s ~ ee = om ae oe warhia ADEE —4-+ aponab! ars — ~ tere st ; i! . DP ries pale. pe tne ose. ‘rooms. pon ga " ba _ Oty Kre hy | AH 5 eat "ALOW. SA soa | neki ma ve aanon mabie you, “CHR pots, f ogre ; (OLIVE 6407 121 Feat ao >’ strict cal fami =! Sh URKE, "garage: c) pr mn. bath, le 71 REAL ree frame: ee e 4212 36s an Gl Bae ME f, 2205s SAU B300- oats . wees Ri fram {29} By = lot 50207 Kae rece | frase | im roomy Gu fest with ‘at nent a : des _ a : “ all BU ‘ im) url L ' er © ‘ r q ; ? . _ ; P ’ i — Bu , RE €A7 aaa. | Bs ' . he wi, Fra 6 TORS Rive ‘te ’ uRUSK we = 5 a’ TO K ( 5 PALTO —y ae a ow nished b se tile x. 51 SO ‘ ee ms owt 8, evtion | WM. te bua oF ai ay frame want off is a $ oni as" Gasae' = | ARRAS paeees yo * foARlge bs ah —e. |_ as eee itis os ele | mano Basle, mops es arn’ $ jh Mi aI ae Rite eat eas eet Be ai 5 vois 13 electri FAR ne all fi r fu tage. and i omel ai .} Ri AT eas ¢ DO j pee i739 roma = nt is. fre 7 la . $3300: S. ot tage W at AFA foe i PIN e ine Heat :w “autif i 2 ree a ERE er tr wiy oe rna nace ~ —Bu m4 ‘ver Se ws Pe Ww BL’ 36 Bonit rner, 1 low BO = SSN PF mn 4 L ow | on Sun AR ah reac 14 ba ee Sane Li nal mt eee ‘ res na aN il "Ban orROUR ao waaiow— = ee = we ie eae, ar my APIS Pies | $n 2 A . , eo > b useel!— ngs. & le at; Fo. IA Y Rik i, eer ma ape: w— 1, ©@ ‘Tui ue 2 i w TW term ~ Ss arr \ — | PUR Ns ‘Yt “al ch i AR UMroaing” det 2 He + RR “ ] CHA un t 6 E N a ¢ de 4¢ My ‘ ) 3 f a ‘ y t it u NG WARD eens $F - co... ar vacant: Y _ s fay. 10 6 roo Meramec. 2 - DY Rea! onl S Fa $45 ft Beant! sty hy - tga or 241. NY . O-toot” meee { ik eae vy, brlanve b» “oar ven | DR KE we f reo effe t — batk | wares v 0 te ] ore, gar Grand oooreit ai . CO S715 pat —_ ’ LAY? a7 oQ) fu . a | srand URI 7 ang aan © | ror « 150: : an th — no +9 —. Fem il Park) Ban og oy 4 omplet +m. Bungal IDA re ee ee fle her, ' ee dove ry 9929 MASEE gy a ona | e ta er et eta be CHAR! faturea: 4 natn ;, 272 Fen ofay EA oe Au | CO? iF AY - asonab — — ‘ ows _ fruit; aban a ' yo 13 Soysie ) Vv ve A K KE “ite ale tile | we tg heat —Hun th ga. RULES thiv 2 fiver ion} ae ments. aeriet. | B40 these La a feet ta Gra- | GRESA = Slo . “ting — heatm | pr ee ND 2 29 EALTY. a5. hea | ane 'o ios tor’ info x NEA L_w " a: . ane q Sten Sneet| — i " oy 4 ote and oo ‘DIEHL AM . ar — ce io be at. eed? laree 46 g 19 N ey ) ea rie eecrecne ar “Bea nform five R B in and W Grend ric | . ¢-ro 4416 PP mal) Lend rust CHL. 6s T 0; at b ne ERG ernoan : mm 29? ove 3 8 amptc . —~M. tes or bent 6 ean iee but fe 6- OK murt $470" He a Go oS om bungalow’ {3'te bathers pton pa _ rhea — cond ee of: te reo>m | HE cri " Oo” a vl Own Ne owner for ~—r brick as ~~ ee ‘Bu : teal Se +a ‘ton ithon ats fe bri “4 A e aye >, nome AN - ner we © tn aes nejow te A roo ny _ 3° re si a , 74, V. bait 2 math. eT be. wae: 96 ae —" : ed I tii) it x _ Ti ‘ ett st *. “ a. | wind 4 i; gx low idenbure. Sire raasy te ' pcre! hea “ey _ windo wreak? 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———EE 0h ——__— — » are JUN ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 «chestnut. | . FLAT +0 ash Cal’ c ia: : ‘er 4-4. bath; $5900. IO. “Olive S150, ee ichEE 3030— family, 43 rooms, mod- FLAT—-3-room. Penunsy.- | ern _ $8300__ _ Bt x Kr e 4S 48% . Grand. , * 20 fe _ Apply 39 ) McREE. 4112— DOUBLE APT FLAT. "MURPHY BEDS. BELLIS. Olive 37 r= | 4049 ST FERDINAND S zB oixtures: ya ag © A. L. Grat- | a SPLENDID g& FLAT— Arranged fer 3 families: 3-3 ané opie IP LUNION.EASTON TRUST CO _ INVESTMENT | sarrmnes Seeveeeniae, Sna.ermnee: | MAGNE, Sil nimrcuntest ee na: || We have @ few flats left in Shaw's Garden Addition. § | > “Eamon Av. et Union Rt Forest 765. | / niet — asm ecntas | Neem bent: a car “garue. 4 - a TREON ER G SCUYPT. 900 Chestnut. | flats are now under construction and consist of @g ll , =- |}| Gee owner af S214 Pennarivania. MAGNOLIA. 3027—@-family: 4 and 4) three-room and double four-room flats, with furnace by = m2" os ' xa | ing 5 rooms with kitchenetie; three | Fla | - . Z ; a T—Double: near 4200 Gravois 3: fTroeoms each: very g#ode must be seen | | t NATURAL BRIDGE—CLARA TO BELT | We Offer for Sale | ag pe Fong gions. the bath. muerte sink, sernace: | to be appreciated. PECHAN. 12th ang. &4Nd some with steam heat, apartment entrance, and pe Ny fine condition. very nigh ___ ~ane | c | See ae "| | _vois. “Riverside 20s ee ee | MAGNO! separate entra If interested call and US, OF & Fr One the bee: investments on the : erside >?90. | MAGNOLIA. Ss411—S and 6 . hot | pa neces. inte ana see : rT EARICK SON Rk CO ~~ }4 single flat. © roome each; f-car garage. .... 2 oe e+ - 816,690 a totay— SR27-4] Maiden Lene Edward . k ll | FLATS—Dandy. So out h Side: 4-family, 4 water heat. bath lot 352123" f dcanie ho a | i 1] d sh . o 4 carl rey! - ] I LES } gingle flat, © reeme each; Scar Garage.cocccqeccwcccsccees 16.500 | pot 10K15): Improved. with double 4 4. aKkewe rooms: hardwood floors. tile baths fur | @arage: neer Grend av: cenmeettn phone and our salesman will cali and show you these fi os sa room : 5. F 118 N. Seventh &t . | paces: rents $2300 Der vear: pric l : : © bargain z & a . In Single and Double Flats | Forest 100! o Unitom end. Si. ‘Leute, | FJ CORNWELL RECO. 311 N. Fen EE aPrrctaL FLAT SALI WRISBERG. 2786 + Urand SIL3-17 =a US — Ps ri 3 and 5 ie tae seeor'=@ “rom Tf * se ee ; ° .Z — . . b ) : > : , d : eo single fiat, 56 rooms each; 2-car Garage, ccc cowe cw ccoeewese 15.50) = S-room fat. brick building Loxlto Ol 555 x - Stz an¢ Harry sts a, ten “1% Lafayette Goutiea. 3% rooms each; ¢-car garage £1.500 om Sorege = ' — _ , eee Pee eee eee ee S30 .0E0 MAKI OFFER All of- ¢ hardwood floors. hot-water heat: mg lo | @ence; modern in every | ev 4 * . > ao : — . > = - ian &, —_" “+ . res » 4 : in . _ Gouble, 3% feome each; 4-car Garage. .. . ee. | cone fms Oor vice | look these bull4ings wil thi North St. Lows Trust Co. / ALABAMA, Gi3i—s-room — stiane HAMMER. 3545 S Grandi. Oven Sundays | DETERRING AGENCY. 3627 Grxvnais ; een. &. fu =— tezice - +s bee : on ‘ ‘ “ a | — a - e« a — . ‘ _ . ~ adie . . =~ 4 . Sy S >, oa ert «£9 - = to evual os ~ a es - I se ogre “ ope me | —_ -— . | Re | $313 "aoe — ey = Phone Grand FLAT—3- 3 eimxie. $5200. rent $720 per| MARINE, 3535—3. 5. 2 rooms bath, ga- | —_— — =~. —— ri OE, yee wae a Se Pe —- f oat pendent. Live in one, pay off oul of cel 7 Ey : Ha — SER "S548 5. Grand, Oven Suncays | 4313 ‘or — y terme Phene Grand ‘J. Bodner, a Paw $5800 oe SHENANDOAH. 3126—Double fiat. 5 and | 3919-21 LAFAYETTE | — ma FHIPPEW 4 ST mee —~ ae _ dew - eo lam j a —— n> et and 5 singe. furna e. FLAM e's p , - ne P ~wr _— . = ou ’ 5446.1) : “ana -4 : oou ake Tic T ; : : >—3- © basemen Ven ec 14 an). er each; a ‘ - *s en@ 3 reo™s. Daet2 ae | oe. ee W ABNER gingie fiat ust « a S | $12,500 Ww ATs Na RO URKE ow os ie i — set, = = 3 — ' room i see 4 as ne ERE LIN: CER Rh. CO. Jefferson-Gra vets JOST. oe _R. E. co ere" ght for quirk sale and o@ paw er pen: -Toom ; (© 7 a‘ t"uo _ oa ric gta - tors 57) 5 Sra’ ’ is sverside ae 431 0. i : -~+ « > “ 1c. « t- a - , ws LAT i. + we ASER. e: - 384! s SHENAN : - ee trae aes — : ’ —- is . 22 ° an _ - n for ipspectior Two block — 5 ee , seundcry. + good locat! pea r =ney : ANDOAH 3938—s5 and 6 single: | SINGI “_ s as . = = agner rant-Bell ——— = 99 2 . ALBERTA, J235—4-5 roomis. bath Sid.-| reasonable terms: no Wag R --1 o—* MENARD. 1408-10-—Double 4-family fiat. furnace. bath: double garage: only |. 1808 Preston: ¢ and bes re ‘cK™ en RR 2 € e KRLATRE Gori BRILLIANTE. 303633 renee. | eS HERMEN, Grand $456). | Miller. 1927 Lypch, Victor 2233M, tc) | ,lectric: good imvestment: inquire with-) $11.00 vp URKE, B ‘price $8500 7 Ey] 3 eumees an r ! N ‘ i, Vicia ae’ tiene fk ggg ae ¢ , : At. Ep 311 ; ~ ° os r —~ or ~ ———F 7 oa = -#) i) lea lors. pric : —ay THT » aed °y A a pm _ | | REALTORS— ‘PREFERRED REAL ESTATE” Single, tlle beth, not water beat; allen * ~ ve oa cs anie wantec ters ‘ Ck + tric in o ' 59 ——L>—2 2 r garage. price $7 = e Terty: ‘modern ¢-‘amiv / >... or KREANE & FRANKE CO8 Chestnut uire 1925S Wyoming. Signer 26085. ic) | AND ALLEY MADE: & BI(CK EAST fat electric: good condition. SHEN AINDUAH, S035 rooms. 2| 55 4 ‘ 3 - hans a - q i122 CHESTNUT—OLIVE 8&6 SOTE BRILLIANTE. 5804¢-6—4¢-tamily | 4**2. 1308—4-fam S_reoms. $7800. | LOCATION. On’ noe? AT ee Dis. | MENARD teh | aon Sennen a" “fixtures: ‘hall |modern: price $15.000. cams “stile Sgth, 4 steam beating Oe FF mete ud: fiat, modern: ¢-car brick garage: price) ———— BUX RK. E.. 3548 S Grané._ K POST -DIS. ea - Loi2-1514—Fiate: tenement! $11 500 _ , “_ . ortheast corner of Spring Se and betck fromt perck. screened ' be —— ————__ mote Oe Oe ee + SS $18, 00¢ > terme acr ssion by card only AL a. AYE... "630-3. —Doubie ‘tat—4 FLAT—+3- -3 room double. $i. 000: 3 years oper ts at. farm ee. os electric. Prrmck MICELI 616 Chestnut Olive 1607 » and d reoms and be ‘ % _ a ~- ad ~ot $0738 _ Z — " | ELMORE &@ HILL. Main 1279, and 5 rvoms, baths. furnaces. electric. ic: eleeping porches. tile bathe fur-| Smee 3 cars Fog ee ie ee quack | area an = ~~ |@ real bargein at $14 500: “a? only S750 coat 4408 Albeo . en? ” $1980 year Very liberal terms and maces: repr Si7TOD per month: near Grard wAS-L PFER 1138 ¢ Chestnut . oe ae Was —Sineie. eS FRANK Pf “ . ~~ 2S a? — F e wos . a“ A "Gaal Ti Single. Dart furnaces. ctric. ¥s 3 i -- 4-3 S (= | 08. NER—1 EN EMENT 14.35 Delmas, ee ' | ieee F} 2 3ti@ Uaranty RB Sg. rent °5 C ‘ North PP LES . , —- the price is right and Meramec; easy terms. Phone Grand) MERAMEC 4243—S-tamily. 3 room brick garege; will be sold $10.000 f . . mee, Will id at F or 313. or _bath BUX RE. 3548 5 Grand aan ‘.* 6 > 4 ~ oh? ~~’ « 7 , oa | att , ¢ . > os sail ~ funger RCo. Jefferson & Gravois. eee ; -. ~ ~: BK Eve AT. FLATs—New Shaw eddition beautiful. water heat. ‘3. ar garage: card of ad- : SHENA> “DOAH. 38°7-28—5 and 6 dov-' 4-familyr hy cle : 3 rocTne brick ha bo ele tri - @eparate fur- col ‘a ! an. price “Si. 500. pe a, rene 2 are EDW, L. KUBS “RY. ALT? “CO. sspue: TERMS Ss. 378. . “ —_ : : ~ 7 : 7 a new. qpariment strie. 3S rooms. kitch- lasion on) FOSKIN-SPECKING-GAB- ~* eles 2: z a. ; furnaces. baths: inc S210 per and breakfast room. bh: P yea N ' “ 3% Mair tt 717-19 2 ; FILME i \ & KENLENBRINCKE. ‘A3] NN ‘ se ; . as Ps ao a — / a “ . . ‘+. 4 ~} =~ mr — - 7 A 2607 NW Bwey| 12 N. 246th st Si-S cal & isane: SOS as as a ee Bg gy Eogme house; 2 | enette. Bre room witl be decorated | BERT. Renitore. Grand 142. : duced to $18,500. Won-/ heating — Be alas | 7 rus 63° 5 = a 3 x : o! , ‘ar ; to " r 1: —_ oor - - mon rh on- : , : da ~ Z a> . aa ive ~—. ListiNc—r rived or Quick ‘sale. _ ments Box P-2 Peat-Diemateh -” | ARSE 7 = 3303 tami ss ——— = oe ee mit a2 tubs. 4 Svea Dlante. 4) MI “HIGAXN 354. 54 and 4 double. fur- Gert SS to 2 ae Rime -+ pe X. INE IN v ESTMEN 44°) Peers” $6500. . . S832 Greer, 5-5 rouwms, tile bath, tur WORE ——-— |" cheap BUX. R Ie B54 > rooms;, 15 ater neers: Vl SS On Vay nace. bath. 4-car brick garage: income WATSON -( "RE tors arden: : Fi. phy ij] rn a 3 “ 2 hae . a Par BUX. KR Ee 3548 S Grand, reasonabie terme © rente will he $220 aA. $220 per month eas na bre a eee Ww A . ~-O ROL RKE. Reait . ;a nr immediate P : : . ww Tp i- . mo r & na Die. Riverside #310 OF15 Gravois. jj rent S271 am fart ad beds. rem: ” 4iat t s month Box A-45 Poat-Imspatch WATSON-O RC REE ‘tors ——_—_-—— -4 48)03 .4 6 a 4 sae —— a a a SIDNEY, 213 ®-familis coms bath, | KLAUBER-W Linde!! Ts ARSENAL, 34n3—Simgie flat ne rooms “ s ' or Tear ~~. $4 we a= = - 4 “‘~ 4 ¢t ”’ t a? , 7 a ic) maces. ecreenec 6 cep 77 po: ch ete one f i c N 000-06, triple 3. |. MAURER-GHIU-BEFFA REAL w. | : wast? and - o = . ww ” , ‘> o ° . . _—— . , fist. seat S180; price $10800, Ap. | 312 Ttle Guaranty Bldg Olive 2469 83) EDW. b. BUMS REALTY Co. _2-car garage, Grand 5340 ‘FOLSOM, 3607—Doubie 4-room, bath. fur: |__Riverside 4310 S715 Gravois ‘EY. 2131 —2-fa 4 roo! =~ -r ae S3i Wj F S404 Maple | FAIRGROUND PaRK DOUBLE SAMmMeTy bi. 4747 uaa ARSENAL, 1330—2-thmily. 4.5 rooms maces: garages: rent £190 bargain. MINNESOTA 3° — 3. wath. electrie. | ace —s HE Soas £ Grant. ; eee Ree es ch Se — 4365 59 —>- —ifamiliy flate an4)\ * a oe — ucy tat. m1 od- $5750 BUK RE. 3548 & Grand 4 39 De Tonts Geubie o-Teom. steam Price reasone bic Grand 520 a) (SIDNEY, 2027—+#-4, baths and electric. j 3430 «s q . ee — ee Seve SS $14 900: easy terms. «x- PS 7 aes > f ' buy from owner direct and save money (RSENAL. 8856—Simele 5-@ rooms mol | te eS tang wHMi—-Pilat: 4-famuly 3 _mwener upstairs — garage. ci mM } 1) De IBLE FLAT it For details AN¢ 214 N. Su Olive €654. ic ' acen's + of ee at ae — erp: splendid location: card necessarr FOR -EST. 1101—Singie flat. 4 and 4. Dath ms each tile bath. barcain: $124.000 Di Ne 253 e—-+-lamuly apartment fiat: | owe 3 e ad ‘ Or gee oe ADEN FLA? KOSSt'TH. 4830—35-6 rcome ——-—=- Incuire 1928 Wvoming Sidnev S66RJic? St — STU ESSEL REALITY (). 35468 S. Grand and 3 rooms each. strictly rm: | UC * .°..4 families flat. 2 ren Fol RTH, -113 S—Fiat. 2-famu! 3. MINNESOT 631——-N 5-3 ms must be seen to be appreciated. PE-| saggy Rll baggy bem ; oe | ; | r% wiy decorated. copper gutters: 2-car | ARSENAL. 1805-7—¢family flat: a real S—! NNESOTA. 463i—New. 3-3 FooMSs.|) CHAN. 12 ase ; tran che. f : Z31lSe. 5 \ —d fam ily three right had berticular ry cal! of eo 2.20 ramece = 2509 $0 —- - =) . — -_"™~ : ba "wall ae Sa000 Ww F Ry. kman Te saree! | each. es€Ctric. PEC HaX 12th we uble arage | mA! : 12th and Ru aa. : 102 Ba 9 ‘e Ons, f° ents “9 t2 darks _—- . : ‘ - 2 te ba seeee See! Sei te} saa Ru n Lee Se HERMEN ore nd 345 e 4 polueney lLl3éxza—J-fami! fiat and — 5.5 29 tes st.. i biock ja * -—i-e F 4 Deal 7 . a3 7a- $11.500: rent $10 "per year: rooms. sun pariors. = a a ae qoed neighberhesd ° “4” M £ each: rent $50 month Brice | mer cee sti mH = 1 . JUHN MORES ass a one ene Cent-al 66! tects vANS . ss CO se ee ee ARSENA!L 4038-40 Voo ity; FOCRTEENTH, 18007 = Double fia: i xREEara Ss 7 = T r Fr ~w 2407 ~ "way : ri we saer , n? 4 ar he ‘ax 'US5 c) —z l — —-= - " : At — \ As > L - ’ Pres: te - Vtli U “~ RIEBEN cH. — 2 eS eee ~-= ° MINNESO! A. TA 1- —F iat :4Mmliy. 3 eace bt inv -, n ia and ‘$313. wood fioors: garese. smmaill "*4 : . _+ — MAPFITT. S7x1—Well-built 4-5 double Tower Greve Park)—Double: 4 rooma, | —% rooms. eiect: BUX. Grand 6446 roams each: 1 finished room in base- S$: ... wat. Fe S lance terms. . REL FRY pt. EARICE SON R Co Gravee ‘ wa we . ~ ~— — oo; ~ " — sa ant whe .. eee ™ Sond ? sf . ¢ Saw : 7 electric: T-car garage. PECHAN HAMMER 3548 S G i Open Sundays. |DROZDA_ REALTY CoO : & fney 175 ang’ giaseiacies : 4 | . Fiats Fa rarouns Park Al woe avy ~ ax, karage. only $68 on terms bet-water heat. hardwood fleors bath: & FOURTEENTH. i518 S&S —FPiat' a good = - two. eeparate; aimost new ¢famiiy 4, 5 anc 4 reoms “iern near Park: flat PORTER R » «“e) . te bur Kor @e4rmiesior 7 on Err het ao me — en ot =e . 1°th and Ree! >. Vrane , ; rooma tle bath harc wood f.ooTs. 4 fr te 7 rae . as ait ) wr e wn ‘ a sy ‘ -* E ‘ ai 4450 fo) > _- = 4 @aih se oon se“ oY ry M- | eee 8 Bebaw % — anc - roo; bd: ~~ % ne ns ai - . = J ws : si i . «> 3 . F ial 2 and 4 roorn wal : * a, i su “anc Lh r ; a TT ' EeRii nas A iil TRT. Si27T s& Grand b Gran © uit hic u ton . = ane 4 iZ3o 3.—Ffiat: aa? is i ~ a . N { neces. . fine investment and good —s Me ao NA | RA LR - 4° A De ‘ment: 4 = ee = re La = "ar ~ 634 -. cas rood ba : ear at acise a : My] 3s NESOT A 3!) z ——s and 3 Ss nz.e }°% prick eectri garage: «vod condi- | 40) re. ed a R nesel | A a , BAINK™. : ™ tne : Jan 4 mm. modern oe Ee JP2e—-femilr. 4 rooms bath =O PRELRAN. Leth anc FFussel. oz17 orice $57 am Dan 1 > - 7 4919 'G } . @& Sood. fetter EDW. L. RUBS MEAL TY ¢e.. Ks. 1 oe exes — _fes bah at aS ‘Treo. oO ROT non PECHAN. ‘I2ih and Hussell. | moe 4 Bo ‘ ANS TRa Th “TM Chestnut ‘ Grand. SEMPLE. lolw——N ; . 3 room Mat :s ss X R_£.. 3548 S Grand POURTEENTH. 1315-17 5.—J and 3 dou WaTSON-O ROT “RKE_ Realtors CT LRWES, wT SB and @ room. deaths, hariwood Reon ee Zz a - : errr - = slate roof, baths water heat elec. | BLAIN 3973—3-3 singie hath oauierhan bie income §S80 per month; price _ Riverside 4310 o715 Gravois. SULLEWESi. 4955—FPiai. SS Foums. | bout: let ——s eases and aley ARL xn. ae 2? —_— >, no SOW T Deal st z 2 elects bay bam? , ao zr ¢ a ss > bath et . PRICE : s re er S200 . ARD KELSEY. 34513 G »Oo: easy terms MISSOURI 3423—)1 roa e : veils furnace: chneab terms. Grand | Terms. > : 4 tw «ae @reet and alley meade. rent S° 80 yea: 4550 De Soto av single flat: 4 and & OHS H “Saport. ‘Res ter. ' _— Tesanee | BCATH . RES. Sie Tavares av WATSON-OR RKF REALTORS ~ 63 te xl®: vs _— aoe ve = ga4-2 arsean. = ~INrs.X > “ 2 - ee = : . 7 OK 7 o” 4351 > mie ev eT PERDINAND 4453.57 a nreetment geod ¢ mr ~y —* ~—— __ Riverside’ 4310 §.S751 Gravois av. 3.4. HAMMETT. 3630 S Rroadwar | ST. VINCENT. 320s—3-3-2 rooms, bath. | 3s 74 IT PAH pe, ac E bain. ee — a . — , =ee modern S gartarces: income s: SSO: fine! PP. + Pat’ = GEYER. 21¢.2—famiiv -5 rooms. rent MISSOTRI. 2858—Singie fiat, 3-4 room=. furnace: bargain, only $8250 | gien did 5 and 3 room Tat. tie bathe ° rye e bead car earare A 309-6 Ba uN oor Tt. - ™ = 7 ; + . a> » _ —— ee = — ———- - — 1A ive eusenm? i" » R E = “ _ > ~ > - ? — om . a — Lin-S ricckM -_ Rivers “ . a a ere - o “$10 00 terms ) Double flat, €-and : ~* ~ aw _ ry ~ ». 3 ) NN. Grand (ellax S425 make offer ie ne Sa. 4 is xx—¢ ond 5 rooms. double LEE-SCHERMEN. Realtors Gran dd 34567. VAS, = i?—3 end 4 baths. furmaces MISS RT ert 4—5-5 bath hot-water te: —_ carage bath. 7 ets #65 and | : . RCE -ER- MASEK R = : co — , a . = «ie . > : - : : : . . ~ ‘/. . * oy 7 » ad > >= 7a ad 7 pric tla ™ r y : ° a ? ' “-* ; TIN. 4ixx—5 a ‘oome . le ; ah ot | Vv , wv? Vi on ] } Ee “hee t nn , () *re 34°c7 D x a wee SSS ew A" oOee . ©€@ athe ry ‘Tan?! 7 + ZB--4, an : ry « —- hot 14. - x ; is _- aan it ~_— a> : hk 5 ar br « _£ a 95x] 6 cara a.:e¢ys “oe CHAS Sa ri | e me | w ss . Schaet iy ah feo Ur ui ST SELL — ale: BAKGAIN ee ee ee water heat. bath. double brick garage: ~~ =} | Sone mee te Grand 142. BING-GAB- | SENTH. 2627-29. 6.—D | Slis S. BROADWAY ‘ . r ) ‘i "sh aoe « ASA sAST 7 rE RMS "ae © ao. a’se ry) Ll ae ‘oe se? te ar iow = ~~ = GRA “or 34 a = TOOTS +e ba th eact 23 aw : ea lt Ts, Wrarn 2 4 ~~" ae Ww 4 we eee : : - * ’ 5 - _ — 4 i — ~ ales ~~ . * - on = Ts — ana — dic ) d - 2 Bi ia al oo P — Ww. kK Hs == co., 2734 ~ Lb) van family frame of ¢ ni - os . ras ba .¢ aS. cK WATSON-O’ROURKE Rea’tors floor, furmace, gareges. street, walks a! MISS Ri 17 lat I raowrmn _ a NEIDED: a — 4 3 : $:. - * Ce Be ° a oO ve ue Fiat do faeh bute & 3 rvem fate. ; ‘é Bt ’ ar ni ‘RNS ti) if — tnmut § = 3 = =. . 3 ; = 2 BOTAN, AL. 3am . G : r ~ = ~— - “ F y Ee ‘HH AMM E? 33 5 Vera™mec «* ~~ ecur . k. urnace 4 ponte ¢ r 4 st -— ee = ws a age ‘ a ubie > +3 room, ) ‘ 3 LICK i 4) : @ = = ; > tr im 0 #150 aeaianes JUS ILLIAMS | | BLOCK WEST tom “ick resi@enc —_ “a0 vv. we’. ._— ——— ood location. for docter. dentist or chi eulbut : =n to, vt. a ta = ce a Me oF x 4217 pasoY SINGLE, FLAt om ~~ ~v n s Be ore A _~ A = —_ > Paws ~_ ert ever: uh a a Nee > _* ‘an \ - and he _ ms emt 3 o = PECH x ? Os — 2 R re "a be! 4 4 é Soria i* oe : ‘ eet me .* > oe — a a ~ a a ey wae = 1 Geeear 20 en . wee of Grane price $12,000. Box A + | eummene: ‘owher ta tease it _—- € end 4 room frame fat: steam heat make cerme : Daina ee hs -aen sa! ot SE. MISSOURI, 2719 2i—Single fiat 3-3 room | 7ENAESSEE 34008—4-4. cath. not-waser | furnaces and | > oT Tost -D) HARTWIG-DISCHINGER B@°? XN trand oara Fay Ries he iia eae eee ania OETERING AGENCY S827 Ge-arsie TAN. 12th an gs — and douwbie flat in r reMese and _ Deal. .-(a° Surage atand S20 ic? . business future. ‘) + TN¢ iL E HOME FLATS oy ee ee - . r ; e eC. r “ear gy °S ~ ; rw ~ 4 - nate ES ~~ - — — Lore nr . a5c31/ : = fr ’ = —. 2 as , . to A JO. . ’ Fr. tT ae Let rtct singe 45 os AR GRAND—PRICE RED . “ —— WALTON AY — = % 4 A ; AL. 3626 - Dandy ; >o room GRACE. 8458— “os ——— _s = . . - ™ e -— = : - “a , . « «© Cas* Pia e . + a , ~ AL an! —_ 7 a> ad ty? z” os ax ‘ y a > room 2ot-Weter hes mar? .e wzN wT ‘ Fe ey 2° 2° ? | somTeR REALTY ©0.. Colf _* r : z - Ty le var —— _ bt. : ad . .: ; yy a > : car ~~ ; = : ~ —~ "s . ~- ~ = a 2 ea Ay . . os? ‘ow -"\e7- * Le > > : sture — eou> "e o) : rept 160: " price : ‘es - a - orn fx a | a ae | Mishecrd tent ssn feo Sat d00 he MONEY MAKER. . Mee oR “823 Chesswur JOHN A ABBOTT, “Reaktor. 709 Chestmut. —= eS ee tes eee ater hea? - 2!] jmorovements__ . $15 300 "Gener ied Le Salle: barpein | gan. a | oa b-esklagt rooms q saasiaate 9.000 Lex 7708-11 XN , : siete y 4 roome gro +4. SEPARATE STEAM HEAT BOWEN “—130) feet weet of Grand -~ > a _ and alies mared. gud renting lecal ion. err ¢ at act * ~ eri) — a ne . Ah va -_— s- ; ©) >> a = ~ ° - —_- — - - > a | Rea. service. 3127 ine e "Se - r Vw > Lots 2. dout 0 _— a racces Ep. L Kt *, KE al rt : o.. -a31 ~. Ge 2e™ Phene ; : _ . © CHAS. BETHE. Riv. 2052 4% 34 >) Smt aN. vrarnt > FW. GFL aN REALTY (C8... 5457 Graves ee —— Se a ee garace a *vorderful. well-duikt “at & ist bs > ae " ivti-23 _ BODIES = WENZLWR. 1010 Chestnut Miive 1477. HR r ‘ RS —4-‘avi y. 3 rooms. sFRAVOLS l¥. 41—-S- ROUX R. E. 3348'S Gra: | } anc 4 rooms. bath in 3 room fists om == US is Fr . — GRAYVOM 2*1-+.reoluz. 3-4 ba be — ~- - * ra vent $130 per month: enecar brick ga- NKOP 819 Chestnut Obvre 38 /. oe race orice reasenabiec — , _— > aww) Down , n—3206 Magnolia 4+‘famivy fat hh. stea eating ree Matha: =. tent $256: never ve- . ary. 20 oom. 5 cn * 2? © —— ar = — — (ric ah he: | ~ gare 7 ‘are oo cor = - . ee es whe el + an CA i ’ 4577 re Vi _ wer . ~- - =~. > « . . . - : rer > am ~~ 4 > * 2b . . - \ - = 2 ‘ . | ~~" 2 . . : > e ° te4 bol4ine i? . lones il ‘449 ei Ease to . = gg oe 7 ' DOERPLINGER RC Jefferson-Gravois ™ ™ oe . \c ’ + ° : an SS > ~~ > — 4 »* 000 ; 4 ° BBA Bt Mir TY own ’ mv Sructed Mul " , cen : oe leet ate ~- « * ER. PR w STE “ R _- 9 Teer, 5 . ———7° 3 .° — ‘ . - == : ae . _ : ” ow > — naitinats + = 742 «> . _¢ “on = = . > ae s ae as avi. S.——-.“L ai. rowrms, | -s , " = ; - : ~ ~ - . . . “ : : = —> ~ - ‘ a ' = 708 Cheeret st Ss itve TIP RILMER. 2) S & KEHLENBRINCE - 2 o pT 12 “i . 4 : ~ __ =” = : : m c ve Ta,' ve * - S ere ; wer ; 7 yet ° = ll ' ary ae 2 . > & - 4 = “ a "a iw ; ; Fm ~* - sate #zce>D- $ , ? ° » Bs -. . AND Bee. FLAT—) “ . . —~ « - : “HAS BETHE tiwere ¢e 2952 YC ERE => To = —— es ELFTH. iT17-l17+. &—Double fiat: 3 | re at . sacrifice ar a ? " ‘ nnw 2612-14 | : a oh . ‘ @ tA $9 KENGhu-Wrem 12 rt > 54 =2-4 PE .sik. —oO=. _ EI SKA 4 = - mils ind 4 * : ” : Carter ? rons a B wr a ts ™ ceed Tepalt a > ' hn ' As} re) x tM ~— Pj TS a5 : ~ = - . —— ~ — Sn a " VAS s .o3—— ) uc’. [ - new 407 on eal } rite ed ~worn arm bat? and 2s Troems eutectic, CBR OS dou . o - :- wu ie ~ > ‘~~ 7 , ec ah be — 7. . ruawe ~* ~~ ¢ . eo " . a - 7 ; ' 4 > —- —4 a2eet ae = " 4 _ ea >? . . tes ak ‘+, 2 om 6 ~ . o oe re. erms. fa ad _ hee? 3 « ,~ = Sd : nk ba - RW hry -— & = p17 rey ° ’ . ss ’ ¢ " ‘ ~~ . ° ~ 5» _ ¥ : age: ts 4 ~ . 7 - x . = : A » > . om * . = - - 7 , ‘ : -~ = - ,. _ = et DOELRF tid an DR —_* R 4 U Je*fersen-Graroils. HARA > 43414. a roome. , - a ¢ yew BA > ; > sf ¥ & N - > » . a ™ i 4 : : At -__ ’ “ ’ . E ? AN - ae Bwse. Tt FY Kr or * . 5 *- — 9 2 . y .¥ q :ents $156 ~~ 1 Asgtt . . I ‘ rane ‘Guu ‘ (ASH ' . \ : { AMOLINE, J Aa—Aefues tram tediew) ~* t ‘ ee , - — RS ing; «€©6tnl «6gcood endition: orice verr rea- ! oa _ B00 * ‘ 3 . : , : ; scheal 4 and 3 rwetes,. hot-water + at . ——_ : ‘ HOLZEON )Txx—3-3 otras e bath S0Orna Pie card ° acmiissior PO SKILN- | : TT pie.“ " - “ a mene *) ‘ . - . _ 7 | _ = ; tpt _ : « : te 4 = ~ o~- . > . .é ine st a « bon ~~ +See. * * - ’ ’ 4] : ) - Syprien 4 ¢) . RES! 36! 1 WW. fran — oo le = f.. SPT Np ara :' PLAT nee - er Wr rte rw bargain — . ; _ Lat} 9 ‘ se S rurna or-rns : "2 is"2 . 5: SPECK ING-GABPERT 22):083 Grand ; Lot ¢: ‘ ‘: . aN 4 : ie FLAT AV —— sheoall 3: : . a : —_ . “2 ae * . '? ? . = > “ . ~? — 3 ~ ,? Sw =r 7 = { 2 te - = o 53 . ! ~ 4 _ rar. Cron Bundage } 258. . a |S and roome. 2 oar Rew atiful Shaw's (arden wt ROMA * + . > — 2s 7 arr’ ~ 2 rga3 cn 7 fre S150 i 4 uth 5 ‘FRANK caste jp REALTOR. “ a — y Murr? Grand 116 YO $1 *ae ve o5i7—ingie fiat barca +>". § beds 8 lh . . 2 NSLS ' ~~ ae, a eee . a ale | : . ‘ ' . . ect raras : we. Fe SK & ©O. 2618 S_ Jefferson | F J. CORN LL BR = ° one ass ~@ Moor iu* sie ri wv : ané@ fure SA5 cas . . : ied me : . enact - = T . Stevens & | : terme otter waried ae : Pim Ite ba’? ' rer - " ~~ ' ry RA | , 4 t . _) — ’ » = ~ : . . $ -s , $ , . 3 ~ r . —_ Ps ~\ 2 = bs + a #4 “a? ‘. "a « - seein ~~ © 4 i -. 7 -_ _ SING 435 We- ~~ Owifas 2240 . - . 4 a . = * " . . . jouer ti : ABB wT kr — > " e —— _--~ -—— - = —— it —— o atk eee om “te age ENS : 495]l— 16 Pat’, J. JAKZEMSKY. REALTOR aa "4 .* 7 a (i. Realtor 709 Chestnut ‘NIET TA 234 — Fla ‘ NaN 2 OT S..—lage. $4 ae haces. garage. new: rent $2540: price ; FLAT EST B: ARG AIN TOD AY i ern. ‘. al .. ~—=-femity bmi k 07 Se . : . > en ae ‘ nahin : 7" t—4-f9 iby arck 3: goo7? condition. me Se” 2: “ ote ay ‘amir fat a5 © th a a) Ss — ere * @& beri ’ . " : , : — : 7 5 ie he : : . on , . sn. F. DICKMAN™. “fn se 6 6- rt ‘oom om cieiz ot we ! NAPE corn i 3 we . . db: vk hee ' . . 4 " . — . ur it Tr? | 7 rv , ’? iT ~ : . . -_ a. = - 7 - > — , ’ 7 = ~ : — Jefters ms «pp. PYone G o:51 - ~ 3 iL 1260 S-~A goed twvecret Silk S| - or: oe ae » a sO TH W Pet : ) . 5 ! ' LEAL pe A a tien: all large. Light : — ors. 4 and AT 1 THES > RARG. AINS optieh ‘> _ . a * ° : >, ‘ “ m . ; ~ =o . . : : . . a . : , - . , : 4 ti i-~ : 7 . P > . ; beds . arate — > + 2 : o> ohn 5 ff —_ une - AH : : a ae - . - ~~} - ate -" ana ‘ Sa ; —— : he «+ ie . . =~ i Nts ER Ri "y _ Jetiersen Gravots. ing bd “Mit =R : : . RP 3 ~ 8 +3 noe 78. st" mm = a “Tt =~ = ON § \ey PAY VES 7 Pras = “e . ; : . o. * ‘ - ‘ . ? ‘d a x .. = = 7 \ 2s S. ‘Tar 5 #44 \ ~ &OF $73.5 wootosaa tala. mogers ———— - HLE - Title —_ ~ Ez ee 7 or LHS ~~ - ten ” 4 = i : rv? r ™ ' \ . ‘> — , : . a] > . Sa ‘ : a NERR ASK A at ouh aoars a ~ ? . * 3 a> ; -o—Te - we 4-8 ’ je @ . en .F | os 19 *hee’Ret et ve os f . | ‘Tis As ; {ae eke one 60061 ¥ [RGINTA, av WALAH 4064 ' ¥ Buen? > 3 wv : ‘ : / -s 7 il ich (entra! 660.4 . _— TR ~ ‘ ef ‘ - 4? = . » ost a..¥ soe Bier oe lecet 2 oo Pen 2 — owe : 3 : ee ON 26S ee - Ds : 3 ifiet of 6 an “me Ge King-hiwtwar: ° ive "an? “ ¥ : 4 ; 2 ; ‘ ~ . Ns ‘ 2 ‘fe 4 “ _ » a - ‘ . s .* ‘ ‘ nine aoa - ae wt h : ‘ _ « . . ~, ; ~ - : » water See! rartes - ny fivx - | ant 4 rome ' ean , a ms. Mus ele B ARG A ae Ax? BILE an z! ne gol fiat owner . ms (ER 721 Chestnut. Mam Lae AND: OWNER OUT OF ‘TOWN hyn Rue « me ESSE: E ~—> Darga.’ “9 lies ‘ . : . : — , . ‘ rit r. 7 s* . as ™ " " . ~ ~ . , . =. _ - @& ‘ — o : ‘ . : a°m™ atneat 5 ~ @ ” : . . ° . A , , = = KY? ‘4.1 as \. rt Le > : / >. 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Lic bl oF ‘ \ \ i} * ait “tang - . © 2° ce “are _ - : and - - A bs —— — " s 5 ~ - « - oi - “ ~ “i . = : - * ~ ; 4a» 3 e — — any. WEA RACH, — > far " a4 _ . , \ t ‘ rT.’ RPES yr Se 4 : . - 3 - . -_ --— ee me an = — = —_ ef: 245 ¥ es seat aa 5 reat? Be =“. water . . —_ . " .”’ “4 AG Lr ~2 cu = ’ . ~ ~ - _ 2 ~ ~~ = | aa Oy FY .— = at eee | 2 > 4 » ’ * - ’ ‘fetus Yrick Death @oeetr’ alee « fami > 71S Sea . . tn . eo . ° ~ . = . ‘ 4 - —J % Tie .Prancec a ——— i. ie aaa = _ . esx ; > s ious; garage etc + LN E 5 oo. . ; «) . - ~ . , P ‘ ’ . : o 4 — _ 2° > - — oe - ai ae oat ; . , » rw WP > 7 i 2? ¥ he y ,- ~ . ~ - . 2 ™ 4 = . —— ’ a +. , dines —— “dl . | ; rside $071 Wiscessr a2 )——4-5 roome. dbeth _ oS SS _Chegtzst Ore 98 ; t7iy Late s' ) At ~_ Ln 1! TY 4 «) . " : ; . ~* 3 «) am tt ‘ a , . - =o aa — on ene - . =— e7A2 4.4 rooms > a. Re rs Ce 4. WV é — ' =i *f i.reaed «a, Ke \4.° LWREBER. "Lt Ss. 6 mod ier O3414 a , . . ‘ e * . cu"ae “ge — 4 . J ar -e + me 2 ta at FP ns — a o3.%7 Ms. eigmamnantss 2 5m |p. ) T AH q-is a & BIAr?. ie” PLat tt a 1VLb ». HM om é . ; , ° '> , 7 , , . . ’ ™~ ~ "7 . & ' . > ' . : ie - ~ 7 > et er - i , ¥ - —— —*- — — P ne —— ~~ “4 -. x =" . -=* s"tracti’s —s. | nT ewWher 703 & broatwa: O'FALIAIN PARKA TOT TE} : “peers. ag , . igo os ge ae rs ; ' R' Ss we? k——>A baths Sur. WISCONSIN. TSie—Fist: 3-eory suge 3 Mocern 4 ge - aire “.* £ moms doer Gre “ime san , reacts vb = ue . r\- . +> “ | . 4 ; . ~ 4 . , ; ~, : a ‘ a4 « s . 7 TS. _ > ee “heats . . cor | $49 . > on a : ~ Xe AS. zn : HUMME : tsras.d WENJI1 x 1 Yr | : “od fiaere. le th m?) tw Pet of 4° , “ge * » 4&4 cerages iSte FARLIN—NPwWw Ptar .S . ‘+. ‘ =U SSE. oF AS hot-water es" A ES a — “aan & —— _s $1: I "SEE US oo OF a es Box A THT Post. Dienst ' ~ . 43 ‘7 aros ’ ; ae . ™ sIu + MING s908—4-4 reeus. serch ‘ur — = iat ie: AN BRI NK - co. ’ ° Si roa " . : ,= > x . . , ; — _— - P . ~~ rvetisaest. t.at 4 5S o became ' ; cn A Fa. wt fel) S10 yu) } ASH VY | , ’ BI % 4 . ; . : . 2 ; . P ; - . ae esta hoe tial ne I a. ae bd : ~~ eae . © ec. s er : wie © F « - rec te "G14 Slatcecs “ 43 rooms moder , ' . _ , ye an a v prt - ee = « GOLLER GEIDNEY EZALT® AYO SDS. (| ee... eee : $2; 2 le Ww A AV » Nies Smut. Ty ler 917? ’ ' - , . ¢ . ‘ KENUF L-WESER. TIlit S. é-rand i.r 2544 . : = > : ; how 5 ~ rE 2+4N ba ee P 40° Grarow Victor +66 a - A BEAL INVE 5 , . 7 ae of * anc & ome , ce” . - = 4 Yaron 4 , T or / — _ — anon” ore Summary Ev erin ce 27TOT > oe > reo re ow : nie — ict cartidatiidieetea os . >. a at + - “+ 6.» . ; : ° : ; (a i ~—_ Mariel aneene = — _——— en ——— — — = . io - f c ae pe 7 b a > EE t S. 3 Diwa—TDandy SS bath ele i) F AT. ot, ON } AR K + LAT . MUDE KN si \i.LF PLAT — | 2 i i Siemens aes —— ; - me ee ee gage eh FT Rams arN 3 : . - — i a ae ve | : -*VMsR sat SLSR Ss. % oc . — nant . -? =. or ene a Oca ous — Barret oper aa . —_ — _ = ¢ . ~ » ia ( "HI PPE W i¥ . baer EALTY oo Colas “am ton ; perc hardwood * sore. Sot-water hea ’ : : ' - ‘ . . a : aor = a 4 Fa Vi + Pa i} oti i u ; : me a = . 4 > ‘ _ m~ = ~ os ail 25.3 4 ti e oe ee era aie - A c > sa ar he - a eA : . oo, old " | ' + ; a - rs ~ ' -_ . "= = — Rent [$1300 3 earns tus 4915 Delma- »! at: 4 mis. bance om bee , on Sundays. S5 FAs Se. > . cores SINGLE FLAI a ee 12 : . - ae f right . ' - rt p 1 price $17.75 SsELL. +34- eautitul Geabie iat Lith and Shenanmdeah- § tenants Eu- - : +; “4Tgen at 55500 szz LS." — — oe oe DOUBL E FLAT GUS M. ARENDES 5 Ltr ec , > #xx1—Beantitl dechie fiat JOHN x ABBOTT. Reaktor TOS Chest ment [a cidecum ikedinen "tienen - * gene Eidy. T15 Ghes'ect. Oirre $502 ROR Comaecticut st: OP 419 Chestnut ive OS . ' *9 ‘ “ — : @ ten)? 7 " , ° a ba {vis on | . ee ° ” = - . ° ~ . - ° ~ r . . — - . : ca ba = - + .. eheraaes ' > ~ OFS and 6 rooms. wed | mat ee 3 —— Le ge r' N. Sth st he am die) hea LAFAYETT&S av... @#60-62—4 ani 4 A os fata ra ent S2364 SINGLE 45—OPEN 2 TO 3 : WINNESOTA 4 \ ; ors. Sev eeeiien See BOS Ser eukch |one of & toome and bath = \ > eee es a> enelik ae| ani eee rooms. tile bathe furnace. e e sit. See stagay 2016 Wctor, aes. Come sou : : | | wick | one of 5 tome ‘and Oaib: renting fs LAGN IF t EN rink porshes. musk sell this week. Box! g7ag0"s Sans a rie bos 26S MARMOT T. Rraivor, 708 Cheating. lon" ot pond aeigtherboed. Serna en single. S and 5 comm fiat bent nm Pr S25 4 - a a ae ’ i _ ~~ az] - > te “wT tc Te ‘ tnut Yits Eas _ i & ' _ ete ; ; ye S338 Ar HENMMELM ANN ; . we : = : . erfinger R Jetiers & Grivois. RUSSELL. 4 Four ard > rooms “s __ as. = ST er Sainte, furmaces, Tuy ‘ sera! . - AN SF ath xn F® re ° = " — : aa a : _— e . — x —- —- sf -— } ie A tewiiy 3-1v0m Tth amd Chestrat/ «ts DOL B Lt i] \ TS r * fat new. wel) b LAFAYETTE, 4351—Dandy 44 room fla: Oe ee BEATTIFT. S$. GRAND BL. FLAT INK “h ) Chestmut. Olive 98. .* . bey Werat gene re! a ; = . . pan AE rin ges haruw mon “oers. @ june carac?e a ee ——> Ss Ne 411° 3 and > 'aree smectogs roams. Rie N be NCK SEE THIS téDAY NEW—FINEST IN CIrTy jer 1 neide 72483" - $i2.7% res ay KR STCKME R-FPLEER RLITY ASD IS moiern ‘mn “eteil: T-cer garage: clase to IT .; | ; 4 4 2 2 . % 7 | ea i ' . : > . = ; . . - .~ 4 x Cras ; 2 : »p2 © 4 —_ - . . N N | : Léch st Pe oe acing oo ¥ ae. ry > a a a a aE JOHN 4 \BROTT Besltor. 709 Chesteut. 57 , a, = = Cleveland High om 14 = Thee ‘\ () BE 7.—>-@ rooms, beth ele ws be ; oa — = A ° , an = ec LAFAYETTE = , cmt “—— oP -3t. “axiern. 5 and @ moneasinnnnee Sa ee 412 SS, 13 _M. tet - eu “age ” a ¢ s “ore : - wf “ s fa.” a2 . ‘eu @ a’? . =. Poy = Or? eo 7 ~ ‘ ‘ : pee 7 Wa Le a Ltd c- oO er “seni? - ; - a ' : i $ »! ter - . , A oS Pea, * -2e r & Terres L* e- * + * a > = ea a= = 4.4 we A. > ro > he gent a! ad et AS . : ™ « ler aadoan 67 moet: T. e ; rTemd. ivifan Mtertessest ant Warne ‘ax 945 — — ! " a 15 raro's aN? ras ' - ; . 7 — = — oe + : ° + c , ; ~~ ~ ; " * — - P - - — : - ~ ‘ = cKe . ° ie : Pin : tas! ; = . ‘ . «| _—— ae XY Ww 4. kK Vv ] | y + ” ~. . a -- - ' 7 - “ - : ; _— ‘© - = . “ee ; > . rre vr \ 10H ‘ A ‘peer - Realtor. ‘seo — . on - »~-« ~ . : s mare = = ” “ ae ‘Ke. PEVDT EARIC Ww : ? hd ’ Te “« 7 -— | : . room. tile bath. | AMILY FLAT worth $: = mie price below ona n Califormim near Cherokees. | LAFPAYRITE. 40566—Dandy duuble fiat. ~ 3 ress and bath root $1296 wer near 2925 S. Broadway $001 Graven, | {37 “pmPr - ] _— ‘oe *. terme. | 481° Keomewth 4 sooms steam heat *- 0 aod $21.0 carmen “= __* ort Ot-warer hee car brick ce 4 rowms. SrewacéAfast room: s.2¢d s¢rerened ge eit Winns " be ee ee a —~.— one De ec nes, —_— 7 fore, etc on ~ sa ora —— E _T - Merane Rr oy ay ne PARK ay | = . SOn 1°75 — S @& —_— en — ue 2° 632 3 —_ ras* ; cars ~n . oa . ~ od selina atin Sa ainaliatimmemnie ‘ © i9xx 5 . een. a reety te a er 2; : 7 : ~~ -- -* 2. . ~: . -- 7-7 ._ « pew acon: yon . ; oats - al 3) : co. ROTFELDER RE. CO FRANK L. DYTTMEIER R Ec _MMER_ 3548 © Grand OQnen Sunders JOHN Keaiter. 260 ‘Chee~et. 5ST ANGE 1114—? family 3 roome. Seth. Sovme S000, pee S53.009: teome. : a 3-3 room fag with Gis bs : __2404 Ms Natural Brit : - [2s Chesnut —_ DOLMAN 1°461—Tec.tn=e 5.4 ~— LAFAYETT —— rr - = : eX R EF 3548 & Grand - REALTY CO. Ofive 068 ate | waermant 4 —— Ff ane - * if — : oa, : "oOo Tre. “-10-—PFin —- a a —— - —————— . — : 32 ;, +> “ riginal “Quick Sale Wanted” patme RTxX FR £ 235348 & Gran 4 Se Guuor — se! SALENA ZT! ‘am. % creome. bat RONDERFUL DOVER PLaCcE FUAT Swikt ceNTH 07 Bfamiiy W ~ , — >“ ante AZens — _ : _ # 3 ’ 4 reems. Oreakfast mom. eur oer = a 5 a , “nes 3854 ' : femts S116 month; >, FINE NE SINGLE FL ATS —-—_—- “a2 HO.MAN. 1801—Two-fam. £5 baths ecreened porches. hardwowed f) a. the Ett See. Box B.S. 2508 5. _ 2 yt = ne Fg y 4825 Keseuth: 5 and @ moms. het + tl ~~ furnaces on™ batha. furn »- 2 » 3 car SEIN 2404 3 —Brick fe: asd fram :t -~ we . . t. mt : ‘ : ke = 7 eee ‘ Lm nl moe ~ aaron “ «2Tage. J are . ay a © .. * ee ii0> = on — - —o * £. cOR FT AD AXD LAWRENCE a | a wt . of : _4ane Natura! Rrvtes - . ay si! } qT} o's = > = Riwvwerende 4°97! oo LANSDOWNE 4953— Bran tisow 4‘am — garage : minx " 2 és 5 3348 -— = Ant S&S families 4 reeme: hanriweed . ( IL ES AV «. Siort from & KENLENBAINCGK. ’ = ee “9°77 . . at — ——- —— - han . ” hscintliy ¥ 2 . =o j ve bet't Ouidld rg 4 y 4 P . " , ..— ors. “© bart. steam: Seat: Seec@ue -- . ~~ a ’ sf 94S ST. L i WT TS ye ‘a . . . . : Marke " £"-Cass 4.% .. =>, ? = . + 4 ~~ > x 41 ~~ THe not herettie anc »rea k*a st ~a@m tz 4 . — ms . — — aa — — verte per anreu™ terme. or wll trade Fr >o-e N - , Sa 4 ee ond oiuetrte 5 close*s to sack “at stMetiy up-te-4aw : s7 at “ooTns. sf=armn -a°0cd e@miaee'n see Hi MMERT oo * - ec ~ ~n? ~~ 27> Re > o rr © = 7 Sr eabed a>ect ] See 4 “el ball “a —? = “and Z » —— = het-water heating piantsa, «lee “e 7 +, 34 . \ = -sau — 2Tane ire. reek and stone vurches ° a - : . MA ae ne a “ ee ele °. ‘ . ~~ + , $ re : . - arate - : eid a ; > Toern - _-* -_ ' a oinatete _ermer wil’ «> S Sartan Soi and) «=6brwnk fast rw sty Sa -twroed nore FLA r.@ $8000, anes, Gee OS frame: all conven; you through, PECHAN. bath and. Res | eed mee ee | Ce ee eee e's Caae es , re | ; an SA. Pa 2 =™ > 29°s. 283 and 3 doubie — — err cheap at $2.5). ; 483 moms: encod oe Slo ser month Quick sa wanted a: 20S HB. ABROTT. Realtor. 288 Checteat dition ape si : : = »t % i 5 ~~ . Ne- = 7 —— Ss : ¥ ~~ _ “> ~ ‘e LJG3 Elacketone. § ‘ergs rooms. fr "= PER F_ 3548 £ Grand Soe a \TSON_O ROTR = ; SHAW. 4260—Fine double flat. 4 mome. om rand ae TSO an ' ed y! MOTs. In spect co'ow *r 2 fam"“Nee esecr Yeo Pe nara _.. \o m+ ee a. Cees Bee | "DETERING A 2 f- senth Dantwood fleers, sepa: steam heat: ee horms, bath forpere- fnet ‘ot SI. ———— 7 Gravis. ana — Hardwood figora, tile bath. separate fur D =m 7 ee CO LOCTSIANA. 3250—4 and ¢ beth orteed SHENANDOAH 2938-37 rooms ‘car | WENELICN Tare Chestnut on Ss"S°: tre “em bail: ‘ers . ié¢er. te: © quick sale WATSON.O ROT RKE fine cend: ten + eggs <3 71 Ruire 6 a ay e a wee. 3 and 4. beach. ter ~ REALTY © Greng 34222 | | 2 —_——t ep TT te BRANDN EW | 143° A bed: goubie 2° age $3000 cn b aranrced. Onen. : iv Any oy hy — 158 — Very nice 7-4 ~Som Fal. Peace tengo fer =s Se a

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SUNDAY. PNE 98. 1985, | AP’Tm'TS, mer” 2000 REAL ESTATE F ‘or Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottag ——y FOR rl FLATS, AP’TM’'TS, FOR SALEFLATS, AP’TM,TS, = IR SALE FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE Buerman aa, Se SINGLE “FLA Price S$7( eet iki De BLE kfaet room. tile bath: ‘ NDW SINGLE FLAT ™. today the ING. Riverwide 4017. a ru DA POREALTY Ty co. we © FLAT i thie cues: e be 3 es: brick ape. us porch; m. See 3327 Humphrey. Ss. FF. DICKMAN Grand - 1 sit Henrietta at, bath, le rent ‘$1440 per year: eell today "To - on 5- ancd garage re m futures KALA _ asd A ns terme. A ‘ment BLA DANDY DON BL, E SHENANDOAII see 1-5; Pie $216: Price 817.500. ’S GARDEN : 0 DAYS |f rden Addition. These nd consist of double ts, with furnace heat, t entrance, and also li and see us, or tele. di show you these flats. Bait. $4 OO CAS $70 MONTH POSsST-DISPrATCH 2S LY FLAT—$1 SPECIAL, FL AT SALES I bat thing Results “Realtor 4106-08 RUSSELL ee SPLENDID, HOM KE Beautifal se FEY DT be eaEC. KRON K. Co. - Ww ANTS at 1K bas é OMP TON ms §. GRAND AV. attractive New fiat 808 Chestnut Street. | = ‘tate LAFAYETTE 4 4 reoms each: HI -ER R. EL CO..-108 We, cc ae er BLUE MENPEL b- et ee uM NER WIKE > Us TO 7 LL. Preston. 4 and ort a upe Phy ; ‘ wi atthe heat; street and alle ’ idg “KL AUBER-WELZ FLATS | nM 3 and S$ roomse and bath; ' ae ww Ex ee 5 and 6 reoma, st corner of Spring and rooms and bath: hot-wat resin «tf $14.500: part ca HW ‘OBE a cORNER—TE NEMENT — UY Shaw district: we 44 o fiat. elegant cond) nay + S409 C HAN NE we ng Plants; hardwood floors adil «thoroughfare: near pemodiate posssesion of o ER-Wil! Realtors. 6243 open Sunday. Riverside 31 KI AUBEK. WEL ZL NEW SINGLE S. Spring; 4-4 «ingie flat: pomyenient to schools end ch CL AYTON BL FAMILY —B00D pou B L E IN 8ST. aNEmo* s Bde tate, GL) Bates et.. 1 biock nat. of . sun pariors, steam heat. rage; stmail down c 4 _— as payment, WALERMAN AV. > ELFEY pT. EARICK* pox EB. - 16 - 28 Russell te hardwood floors | ~ and Srase-inqosed LiUNKMAN wN REALTY ‘ing and dining room . a a UTAH PLACE E A epiend. a 5 and 6 room he MASEK wr A. ry co Rls S. BROADW Ay. ust t yne LICK rt 0 Chestnut. ou room cia wre bat EW SINGL E HOME FLATS and Cleve and ¥T) ‘et A La Saile eat.. ami iiding: 3 rooms each. floor” S & BRO. ss. Chestnut, APARTMEN cNG rrice, 4500-11 MANCHESTER ; at £0 to wut. on LICK. 1010 Chestnut. d as shop or garage; DORNWELL RY. CO. bh ao re Ooms, sondition. . r. DICKMANN 3- 4 ‘do ‘uble” flat; RICK 1910 Chestnut. giv’ Snes. "; rate furnaces: the bathe Tov, uy derziit ‘otfer Bee : “a ee Guee, B) eine 20 LAT Mae ba * toms Toomer. baths and electric 1 4, JARZENSKY, Lou 1556 CAN GIVE ra reom brick fiat: tan ‘ can arrange casy terms. SCH AN Veih nnd Feuseell. _ » each rent and PRUHA : r ~ . me ’ ou t! rou eriof On eola and Mich! wm: ney; siceatn heat modern Sowth Side Agents ~~ - qm 4-5 wit nale flat pered and paeinies ‘ot "Lion Bu nan S ‘onmerticnt «tf. mt bath«, curage GAIN For OU 1k etric: carnage. cal! Linde H00, aw Kt ayette Park paction t Teoma: | with bath, ex me i} TH, 9 hang s, ‘th Gtamiir. $13. reline(ardinal, seven 4 moder Cu " : Teain. See owner, Al oe ; 4 . wr: BER. “Reai Workers.” 2127 A. Grand. Gr. property bas a big future sis. ih a month: well bullt. rooms. tiie bath, furnace: rock ae — 3206 Magnolia _ : see Mr. Bottger, ‘ > H eae R sayin : i ' say 5 do new Nat: tule the. floors, es pnece UU: \K AT 4136 FLAD Near Lao geet onggeath « Garden FRANK. SEBASTIAN, REALTOR. GEST B ARG ATN TOD. AY. . FLAT BARGAIN wa bathe, furnaces; at is ir 4441 P AGE aS . ) large. light rooms; et > omiaia ‘Sh BARGAINS 4 ee a AV. KK aitchaseste. = imps pl.: income $2400; NEN F RASK A AY. fs git oot? 3008 acid” collars “AP. ART MENT - 7 TERMS Rois beths, ets eee all in good + By wets MANN, Grand 620. ae WIOMING ST. nace hen | c paths. Le r R. 5 SAY Realty Co. : B. ARG. AIN- | AKE OFFE th and — 1% S. llth e«t.: 4-family brick Ft rooms each. also A. ooo = RK OUT OF FOWN i’th snd Roel, if tease R. E. CO., Main 1714 7272 Chestnut st = B. ABRGAIN third floor; baths, electric, furnaces | rage with living rooms ia : ene 1943 JUNTATA ST oe. FAMILY. “APARTMENTS etl d zo, : é-room e1limem S17 500: $8500 cash ‘¥ i "ti, Ton » room efficvency. 4 Aecors ef . nt 3 ih T oty. 5-roem efficiency: S-car > NE W SINGLE PLAT "3828 McREE AV. a “HIGH. ( LASS Dow BLE ANK w TOREY REALTY ide 410% 5410 Grayols_@% 1 ao I TK IR O8 DE NTIS? rere o ~ - oo N. spi2 8 COMPTON. eat: elaine urace: lot 2hal. pb . . : @ 5! AL PK. 1010 Cheethut__Oln oe : WEST OF SKINKER IAN f+ NKDP Y rtul ‘y ry hus n 4252 lOW A AV. a Be KE L-FEVDT- KARIC KSON E. co. “INV ESTMENT iHLER. Title Guar. Bids. EAL INVESTMENT. 8 > hoe ae S$13.500: offer wanted 7 hippewsn bh room fiat $1 G00 helanoe easy” terns. Open ¥ ¥ KEI. -FEY DT. FE ARIC KON R. 200 C HIP p WA AV. rr te Guar. Ride. Olive: 608358 NGLE PLAY. 5A. Te, qual B 4056 r A= h\ EW 8: $1 Re AK, 1010 Chestnut. “Ohee BS 60 MINNES TA “AV IT re \ eco BE ae AND INVESTMENT FLAT. fe in Rueeell Park Lr room single matt completa strictly modern: le 00, including imgprov SIX\-F am Y APARTMENT VEST _ PRI = $28. oO $1800 DOWN BUYS «i & 4 SING aaa FI AT “BARGAIN: $1 ¥L AT BARGAIN ; CHOICH “TWO } AMIL : FL AT PRICE D ronnie FOR Deemer SALe, 7 T ; 5 ang 6 roo as, elect: 7 22 Hi ampton TH SIDE ‘BARG. AINS TWIN “SIX ; AMI a ee ar: ’ “Pa 10 ‘ Title (Guar. Bldg. | 2 WEBER, hilt 8 eal _§000—6 Sc steam henut, . BOEH MEK K- ro AST- BENSON, INC. OU ¢ an near rms — -room residence SEE US ABOUT 4507 HOL L, Y AY. ~ GIBSON “AV. A WaATN ROX MOD- ih ‘CLOSE ESTATE, BELEIS, OLIVE excerieaine on gy home: will De MUN PARK Apartments NORTHWOOD AV. aaerd rae 7 rootiis, ot rietly E BUEUME K- “G. Ar Ebon BATH, ELEC.. $4950; month ar 1018 5S. cardinal av. a NICI YY LOT AND 10 ROOMS ; ‘price Stems ae . MPORFF GILES CO | Fine hae iS F ) : 2500 spew a 2444. 46- 48 N. direct ly across b. vm amd hot-w ater oon J. fi ere SON c Le. 4 LAND HIGH ne HOOL cor Vi is? 147800. 10]* CL AYTONIA aaaa GIBSON, poThs a sut! owl S-room house, | JOUN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. om ‘ST SEL ‘L—MAKE OFFER BoRiubicc ast BENSON, = Bsa rooms, hot-water heat: RESIDENCES FOR SALE . ’ haréweed f loors Fine 10- Room House? “STRODT gong & Wan y.« ANY —7-ROOM MODE KN. 4 MINKA. 81 Br TTS REAL TY , 4$6.350-— om gg s _BARGATN—ONLY su 50 , o ompton and Henriette—6560 GERAL DINE AY. — mn a ry “ROLLAS LUPFER. AT Hy] em, TODAY. A pow BLE “NOUR FOR ot-water heat, garage; large . 1024 Tithe Guar. SALE | RADE ATG wichouaey aie ‘arse quarters a ~ Splendid New Home 2 Me Iville Ay. ha th carane ‘oaths r DM a 1s, bike +e KEAL TL Y ters! I . rvodern Broom heuwese: ek onae «T. vi SCENT, | coenehenn ba th ~ Jos. L 2119-2] CHES TNU M AKE AN OFFER etreet car ee due, c ITY TRUST CO.. CHOUTEAU 452 GIL MORE ments room ‘opting ioe ran be THEODOS!I A AV. “JOST MILLER R. EB. CO 4200 FLORA BL. and eun perler, het-water a my ~~ in every reapect; Open odes 3 ie 2005 OREGON fine reaidence of 7 ri be throem. Mer Rte ne ER “WAsEK * thas ROOMING” iol sf tiun Whittemere pl 5750 Spalding t NION BL., j re PLACK % OPEN TODAY 2 TO 4 DOEKFL INGER K “Seffereon & Grevo' sINIA 6436 - ss ta: i POC e ineluded. sacrifice ee TE ATSON -O ROURKE

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r 3 a A le ane tlie ts ate n ©T. Lomrs 12B eae OST - D is} 4 T% =. sietiatiiieinin ead a. nel per 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, E xche me RESIDENCES FOR SALI “South sase PARK as —TERWS. — “ga > rn tte ** sL.ey9 shew) ans is . ms ¢ ma? tee b&b Wet Curt “rr ee | iu * . 4 \ Fy \ Vs i.1 ; rt 1} : ‘ r) . . “No. 3242 Long fellaew I'lace ‘hee, heme ‘3 titw wae (tant “)°TSS \ ae « arge TY ne "hem Pm fro a ti - a 2 inser wr men ia ter boenk cares e and tot litial > 4Qmit be «av Her * 73m ENRICH a\ , f)-Pprege “ie ry im Pea uw ‘* Pe td : + Oi =. 6} , eal Home Bargain $1.00 Julien le reomlt mile et? : ee ace get hus a) KOETTGOPR-MASEK REALT “~~ ere ivy A} : ° IT $1. OO) BU Ys bE QUI 7 ¥s aTH envi ifelan Minne Da kr * & exces a ‘ls > « - - eh re Ser e - o— wba * hoc? #,T “ be ued . oy nee tate *? ~ > . . , ‘Pre ——e Gh @8TT AT iT eT) see 2a is hie —— Ty we) = =) a’ : STANLEY EPSTE *18 e- : te €f.4 . y nr =i Ma rarei s Parish Bargain ium Cevelanc. mim fie «if wetter : 4 a» * ie*” » A. BORE ’ [ e 1U8 - al > K te : ‘7 \ ELAND re! fla - r rr) S - . i i - | 4 : za vad? - . * wee on - —" rw $500 ib ASH. » PR “ co ‘4 . > O60) “SHEN ANDOAH AV. ‘ — rt brace cw. : , . : ¥ ta . i J. * gerece . —_ +) 4: - . , .. : VISTA Kesidence 3919 Beautis | WATCH CUOMENG WEPA'S Post rmesratT Poem “ : er ” e s ; te Pure 7. ° s 838 ; mere STPRS fhe ~~ . iT e . Pe. “te? ba 7 ~~ 4 » & MLAaAK & BR =) > ee $11 Down— noo Hlous = . ’ *' ¢ T : ~- > . ¢ “ # : t* 7. i ’ ° *. “~ , ia rye : : . . +) ; ™ $031 CASTLEMAN Ww ater: —_ —_— - - —_ foreace &] tr? “white rory mie a oo . ” » “~~ . 4 ~ - x? . . : a ~ — _" > ; oe 35: . SHENANDOAH AN . "a . i. . ~ : z ae "Pie _* ay ~ ” a - : ge TONT’ 7 : ti r- “ ’ - ~ne pert ear ee . po an sa 5 4. are 1“. — «A 4 wom ~ 5a. P °- at . a : = a . - ~ . fa te > ".« ol ea’er ey “oe , — aw : “ « , “te © ty t Li mer ere . waler > a Te @ se =! oe ce "Rae Ra Marca ’ bn ~~. : . _ . «jee “a src yy Hit “4 Ar. A ' are ~ G14 Cheer? . No S915 FLORA PLAC E Men - uy . ce me ay - 7 . a’ be wu ’ om ' “ir? marr? _- ae it) om | wren ware a? ~ = . gD ve ita | . rT a Ra Ft =~. > «oe ; ’ ; >a)! } LAD és ' rue aghee * a ct teen Bt Tlowre threoupho het water trai ae ee prvpeerrs i rei os «(™" (iticn Prices! to eel) EDWARD L. BAKEWE! tiiwe BAAD iin in & ae ca Southwest (ot — A @04>—) room tee beth hardwood fhewrs ‘PuMMERA. AT BE -— i furnace germ breech aoe Dee! ins ‘ Wives wwe mb «ot MRE 60114—Sin Gand , oil t se er mer Ue hol Wabe’ : e ° : = : - « : nonst m | aut wt. ad i BRLALBPR WEAN Bos "YALA rect e ee : ys rs ‘wt 4 TX Wal TEKS ibaLtvyy ¢¥ Mist mei at ONG he ~~ wor . “sare Sie Ola) Gores ote ~ bs *\io~" hm iiiem . uw be a a — — rome ; 4 beeen Cr ed ie! 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RR | . “\eetnurt . on . le ain sai? e * = oe 7 ) a \ my . ie 2 hh rv ENT ; ry 4 A r, . = ‘ . 4 Nod + ~ As. ve on rw Wasik +’ é : —9 at an Wir Ys _ -. 3 £ aa” . wrT?sS g-20Te . : -_ : > ie rs I ’ - > nd a? = > wit? . 1 -y *, ° «x ras » oe @ i? a+ : - > ' a cra - 4 sae eu 1] Juarterg, sit - 4 . ¢ s “ ae , P Png pe. i “tS Sata ie VEtery a ) ' rata Estate— eled tew dDeeullfully landscaped Sears eadieg Machines te Bets Chirke| sardeucr's « are e $12 em — D> Bierrien, Meter €reies aniiiind Es: a * . ~ 3 a" ore rts Eng laah type: . t. > K. -te—fP oe! rv ass - aie gs ounds - ° ‘ Tw 2 ae Ree) | - sw a ' 3S (=m) 515 Westeate ~oms |Engieh trpe). tiled solarter tile teal: oo gcaraze ! 2 ote feet Price Si) +4. 24 Columbia, University City—® room. tle, _ sata: : . a= Price. $1 Me) - | Pershin: > oes time Gath: “Br carage ; Lor M L1RRIL 1GcF Lic EWSES. ——" Price S27" San Bee oo—Proeda Kiete >.) - rT. ry’ _ Iwi —_ ° 2 i ae ’ Se et. ri ) ry} nda ite ents td . -. Srics t Ovental: : ~ —\! = Margate Lae ta : : - € oms. marble bath: : wae | lot Make “ar lil " . —, —_ ~ 7530 Henderson. Clayton—%_om® 1 bath: I-car garage: tet , : — “9 oO pase this up. 7958 ta rooms, tie Cath, l? 7“ -- -- — > . a ° stor . 1,254 Lindell—?. tm i.@ DO@th: concrete garage; ict SOne¢ and HAlari——egiie Hann pe mses . a ns =| . . nag tJ _ i 3 ee ford ied a. | . ® TT” a oe _ — me 2 +** ~ e.!4 a Loma Hue e ? - a" WVestminster—‘*, ~™oms 2 baths: l-car garage: lot 402138 letit——Rese| S. SMevreeck occare amet mm cumerte—Terte Mine la waster. all wel - a = - ~ _— —_—— | = oo - a! - ‘- * > ” O11 Clemens——~ “~=s o*-ar Rest: lcar garage: enaily _brianer| Jr —ama ©. Maummen RLEVENTHS ; apactme . s17S feet Prine $15 000. .. as —_ Sunifays Ween - - - ~ ~ —_ 2 rune Cia Be = e me & 42a) rf : W C ? Zz rT 2" — — ae Be ue bath 2-car carage: to” - i -rele Ora a oO! Mrs) Waters = . ~~ - , ~ >» =e - ” ~- ~~~ - 7 « Tt” , = - — 2 >rices _ o ae : silat Ws - . TN SPIRIT ‘ Al " 4 a t+oeman oer 4 . . >Pric ‘fle bach : 2-car : — + AA Low (FR ; wa 4a: - ; . 8 o - I ~ _ - = : we - : = 2139 McCausland—. ein. ‘car garage: lot 452133 Gam . E. BH ssoe—Vera’ Bitren . 4 Black—Wrse Anna Seche ber : Wt . SF? =710\ Reale -sorr. sew : t BOx2t0l feet Price $15 500 Romeachek ——Sgese (rma Moasies Hami:ca — * 4 4 Lie Rw Aima Petricke 2 fr a 213 J : Vv “ fon tie hs ~¢wood cule Se Alary Seneca - o = ma ; - Pe *- oF > , _ ' cr — +m "ar i. . ) =r" « °° —_ t id | rs 2 tf are earage: ict SOxt45 ¢ _ ts. _Uveriand aie : pos : Wiito Teet Price Geen & “EDck > was oOo ‘6GEe nm tt" : co —_ i se woke ~~ ; : -* : ro : . . -~ or 2 _—--+ 7 3 ~~ Ty} ‘Ss -** -_ aw ~~. iur—s azTenace rer ih. cwe Cc) e ’ st A ng _ia’ I— fast Price kp %. tie Dash: Baten Sauer das tom. - - = » 2S 4 ‘ a . ra . > ~ - . a i : itade emi * Satie age m rer §& Maa § Leuls—Eiste Bilt- ger ot Vers xXx |] ei P- oma. tie OSth: Scar garage mg Valmeyer, it werone ~*~ F 2ewa : Aijie County—Leuise izt *. Benue Bt fs y , » he . — am = : a > ‘ ; ' i nm He nts: : > @torr oe "Ungalow, 5s § + ~ = - . : * » Daa 1) .*? z=» - = ba-h Dem -_ $9300 ee ~ “+ i ewer mae" aha Bia re 3 = = Monca 4 : t2 ‘207 > Ls i= : ‘ ~——- rr aa i e ~On.s a eo. he D water * F . = _— = o = -z ern onc wl ly Enric Se ries Se ater “eat cue and electric: be gw Savard a, mB. Leouw—Heece FE a « e r ; ? = “>. | 7 - ; - 2 ™s aie FF = - 3. ' Bs, Px) * wX * oageate | , ~erilpa —_ a Oe ‘,” Ge” "LRI 4 ct Al Cc | MeCauslan e144 - icar arage: lot SSnIS75 am , @ : Wetnewday f ee . : ee Toiae—Leciie Me Kroe Wash- | 5 Eoumett + Forest Avrenne ms. bath o burner: lot G3xIS5 de ns - is $1 ‘Ries Kre &. Louie—dhadys Sehumaser ORGANT ¢~.>7 . ° ~ = ‘ ms ° > 2 we = . ’ j ' ae . : : . ND 3797) eso . act, =car garage: ‘ot 60x259 Sot 7 ~~ ei ver Spelinan. Newmans, m. %* an - ~~ s “a J t va re) : - . , Li ? an . 5s Se aeiied - . ” ; 4 “sam = a | 8 ae ” Ot ~ Sun are a) =m , > n Plaes ; a = a air Seat: rr & - _— at lenc? — bath “? ~ : . . 3 i. Mere _ > 4 — i — . = et me we 2 1 > Let ry . ~ —= cm *. 3B : . . . - . n La®reoc FSereemn, St. Leuls— Wagner-Grant-Bell ~ “PREFERRED REAL ESTATE” " , ~ —— _— ° A - o b ~ »* en > + - 7 yo -,;?* a" ’ : i e- a io 7 ~_ ‘ | a : = = 4 = oan | ~ . “ “ « > , * . ~ - ‘ [ar ga e . ~* ’ - + . 47 » ——S _ - ~~ ~ se -_ _ - \f . = : . i -_ os LAWS oe 4 a ~~ ' ii- Ir ~*~ : ~ ~ - Be + “ne “Se Oe = - = The =. + i W a 7 - 4 LiF | Pp . a a ink - _ = - 2 7 Cuvee - > ‘ 4 4 4 — S.o4 ne. & Adve sg alin 's Buy PARTMENT sing — ae i -- ’ rr ’ isi ' r , ant BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Southwest__ ~ - ~ 4¥ ~~" T) - rer)? se ¢$:-- 55 . . ~ 4 hus 4 a ~~ —~ ~ _ - -— - ze - “* . 4 - ~ —— * - - —— ~ w _-~ - —s _ ed , = ~- > = “sy 4 »_* A a ot’ , = VMITTIFR SNS. FE. Comet ' PFLAT=. soeee (score rhIC} $19 5008 BE lLiim-. OLIVE 2s TayLerez Arn F ASTON (INVESTMENT — : in-«=, “a FINSEY sanspD “THK. =. = = ert : a7 Ta a" Te — : ~ - a ee 4 a od w 7. Y ~~ a | ool ~~ ce o£ - > ar 4 a . SAVINGS TRUST 49135 Detmar. (00D BSL sINES= «URS ER = % “Tse T ree aie oe | ; =f - -_ . L ~- . oa La - svo & wih r Pee ' . 9° Rents, $2040—Price. Slo "es ss stor a ~eem “at Terry . role Le sae ere | Ware a = = a SS ERN Ffullierter Sic Jive ius ‘STMENT miiton Av for 10 Trier ?. E CoO Chest nut “sr BLSINESS INVE Ha “eS and ns { good mt PROET Zs SCHNELL BR. -—_ © t> ® a ae | - ii } STORES. 9 FLATS Rents $97 po—c “ash 210.900 ~ tn.» ™ ‘yi 4. = hree sto garage Px? =a ». « bas | PEAL FARM AND FINANCIAL ADS CONTINUED ON PAGE 8S PART 2 (SPOPT SECTION); EKdwerterilie—Edna Stile l.- ewe er—Jeseph ae Brune #3 Peters—Esther Sonn. Soe aad os “ Ww ; rake 1994 Frackirn ~t J Kliemkemper 1945 N. 1h r end K. Cowvrers. OT SN wD T sod BR. Mores B21 * Spring . Reomen 1 act x. CUS > T7459 Clark . ecw Trewn. 134 Seolard is ar 4 Swaeghrear TT! M. ki amt 4 Truekeeki. 2718 Tetversity A «a s Worer 44 Keotuk anc auiberte S135 McLaren. 7 ~ Reewn 62607 Athian ’ R acd M Beextane. 57°94 Kensingtee® c ant MW Warman. 14374 “ Te T and VY Aehwetee FIS41A Lactianéd Lend VW MeSuits 44807 ores Park “f &-~rhede TH" 4 Hergper anu Hamiiren. 3734 Ove STR! Melee 274 © Gh ant et and Defies 38°91 MeDenast e and I eneuite 4114a Blaine anc A Erne 1408 Wlatr - * T Praness 9 384 Theodoeta. ame rhsr a Fe-diran’ am M Semmerhef. 4115 Wee Be ane “ @hier i] — snc tT abner '82T Merchest =e |} janmee 1471 “ anc Vo Wests T818 Lactede ' 2 Reeor: 389845 Linecrin 7 : : Ta ose rn 3t © + — .r 3eace » and £ Schumaker 36 Ne urm ae Preece Moore 21908 © Breedwaer a tat ata x 1 @en ; : 4454 We me ar 309 births and 179, ns reported in St. Louis last wenty-eight persers died ‘ancer T1 of heart treughbie. 71 Rechts disease, 14 of cerebre _ 13 of preumonia and There were 5 one homicide/ Laptem s “ *rTe ‘over ef ‘uherculomss. identa) deat ha, - One suicide. 1923. of Te roe ae ‘rm 3 PIRITUALISM areder, * a. Thos visto ee » Pe eowe NIT Hs ra, " Stan! | mina at Rhea Urother ef 3 ted or: 4 | orcs a . aa ie = care = Powe Pm —_

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SUNT _ JUNE 28, 19 5. —_ ov v'D P RPT Y FO R HOME’ TO ey When “0 { ur Vacati MNS om — -—— ee —_ -—=- sm oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * WN Wd yay SQQNwWwwwoebolhnwN SS. YM ENT, ROOMS. LOS A = MOA MM OAANdOd MAA eK SA anaasacneatiin QOD SY VJ ST. 1 OU IS. SUN DAY |] MO AQAA QQ T, SERVI CE, FOR: 2 SALE, AU TOS, MU SIC rt MQQAAAA SS SS SSS MAGA MMA MQ 1 eumemamnals MORNIN 1G. JUNE 28, 1925, J — ae The M ore Yo u Say the Better 'T Twill P ay * WSssornn . 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Sol ~ _— — — ; wet , BO astomohm ount mk unche we | pente ie it ‘ a —S _ = M a 7 mg he 6. > puto ow ng..ae | Br = Int 5x} ' Bus ateri pie ropr 14 4 t f ----——— — | > & ‘mess ¢ inl 14 | Clean actors L Dentist 14 ee Sale or H a — ard- 17 ing an , De ed Found (Misce!l a — (1 d te 14 ) Oo - A T 14 thing Dyeing i4 K etives Gas Pi a7 uses ee a — HREE ' Coming Fy 14 ee Wiri 14 (old ee Cleantn 14 Household ¢ , Bl non — —_ —— ——— = ——— -TIME A “esrsgig 7 ee (iio a Help = Silver . 434 ee Fur ones Wid es, he oe ee EN RS ae - penetmeenie SS DCO Ass “xpress und isaac: * Hel en, Bo ; ection sia IT) Mai a E —=== = ———— u Fix lu -~ p— vs ve ‘ | on ‘4 ~ ail ( st - ~~ -—— = - — Ss L tures auling ‘ Hor« omen } is mstructi uto) My Medi irders sais = —— ESS 14 He es. Vehicl. dsirlis. _ a? inotre on (Misec.) ~~ edical S| Fa — —- - —- ao! Ate , PRO a. tels rs 16 | Je cticn ~(Mus.} : Milliner; 16 rm [| os-2 ese DUCE Housel ' 1s welry us.) 4 Mis y 14 Paperh: ait —=—= —— Ss M bone : an | Lace € 18 | cellaneou Part 'ncing S$ a ——— — ~~~ ORE roods 23 | Lost ys Clee “nen porn « for Sale 14 es ners n Fin ———— 7] and F are 2 ot us W 16 : ents 4 -=- —— : ae | Machinery ound 14] nee ai ante. . > Personal 16 Resorts ' ancial. ) Nea —— : 14 Preerssee: and St 18 Pianos— 14 CC Roofing ountry Beard . 2 | nase = SSaSe. « — Poultry Mesieal 13 | Reoms 13! Seed atiitea ee ae ating ae snd crs oh Pr y—Bi 3 | Reo 18 | . =~ a seers en | intin rds “> | in . Trees . —_ = ees ax | Professi Addressi 23 | come—For | so | Ge « Machines .. 2] | Rad onal neg | Safes or Celes ~ uations 2 | Tires 7 rT Sa Pp lo Supplies mi | fal 23 Spectal eta a3 r 0 ee ' | Balesmen ....... - onecie hew | RO + te | Sales es lene SF is | “amps see 14 | Toilet — em 3h | PTLY 14 | Seleewomen ...... tt and Coins... 13 | fread aetna. ee a REPORT nail *eee59 17 | er and Moving. = rr Tuck schools igre i! AIL eeeeaees 14 able Se Ag eae - Ty pointing iE ee ee ' URE Talki polies “+e es 14 pewrit ere TO DE Mac vs New * v . ++ BO | RE : ines etd _ndertakers to dees 4 CEl . Vehic --- os i VE 10 SS les shee WE ~-* Wall . alia le ioe TS ine? Sow 22 ™ **eseeeer *® 14 } | \ 120x187 ¢ a ‘ —_ } : mtha ~ 4 'rere - 4 ar gat lle Age : nih. @ P; lo _ ~~ re : pa Car ro t 100.175 the . i age. . 7 ne ot o ; lot 128 Li . tlhe ~v1 140 % e ri e 4 r) feet. ge SP Le i Re Cc = * hal wh Dat enseé rnp Ere Price $17.0 n: Scar @ . $ oT HEOM! IRITUALISM ice €17 ith | ta ( NTS] r is Pe , thie) tery ck ( str t tf aragce artiet| ec , - I Mrs Toeeda’ —+— of 560 —_ r r. aF ae | , = . - ‘ garage: feet ; Alber Ville v—— }¢ = sat 7. r Og un d re Sun AL TE - ‘ UU D ~ : B hae, 7 , 4 ' if wT «? oc? Ji ‘2 and rés - lot 40 : Price tP — m : Ma ~ ay & a 17 EMI’LE oo — i. hu abs 45 pvp. no on Frid : en att telepho erTves the ] at : CARD _ 2 x12 Qharies ast ir Ton a ca m a. r . 414 POE | re pe “ar jumens — - riday. Ji ed si ent ne | e ra) >. «Car 5 - Hauec —) : men J fSy¥Y™MmD a fri Ur ain« Car 61 Dverted Ph!; Kie “ Ar n me te, ‘dnesda inITw (oh! 61 are Pe ne of \ [f Los dear br _ oF wi "fie he ol mpanie medic by mai y que || Valer cement pathy riends fot ere t! - Ars . \ re ; a : 4 ’ VW ’ Tr iA « Pay AT wy Sac) ’ ve; i iaw Va ‘ Al - ‘? he ~ e + ld > d b ral ail . Ty th ‘ ine in t? show ior th ‘ Hani EM k. iim 6 ee: let i 'te — . _ ru a Dad ~ ~ Hie! e ons ellats Gay S M - . 7 CHURCH . 1 "are. and oan Borse iweles de c — of ated - ntury T y stamy guestion ’ cannot be Cha a a Pro loss « a us ty eir ki nd- ke METE ETERY ' je bath: 2156 Hi ic. ¥ ae ie. th, len Rr CRCH + Binge _m.: Thu __ | from eral S ges ge Oper ¥ inth a Oliv on t he- ed 8 of urch. th a my eae. acs ae 2 6 RY : 4}. ° + \ a : \fir x at’ W ‘ : To 1 s i? FF hurecda " rm t? unde at > - le ‘ i z ive the A = add and Li | beau the the - We lear sa 1] re grave LOT . Ts ’ e ~ Car feet libert > der... } rine owt erho - } 1s 7 oe ver y houle if P =n iav 1) if 1g i? ‘as ind r str nor 7. reé . Il? ress oudt- ; 7 Lif - Da - 4 e ane a’ fath Ps und lots. ww ar i car Cur * ; . ls , - " uf G CHR! Johns gree levard Pon : June = age pa . +, ent treet rtp peat : F ; ed ; 4 flo bea Frar clally rw = lay m Odd en rara are: ley G ‘unke— na | (Ro) M Das ire a! und eo on ’ n Ceased os hane!l ; »R } ~t? how Pnth - bet : ’ ited elt envel 38 ra! , ers : neis thar CEME mort Ke 2Oria re " hot Alber 5s, Crevel la We . a stor 1G , ie ae din vane aa t at 0 eet ‘ #Ver Tr} = “Ww ee py im . hats ope TH] ¢ 5 wex es ‘ s “hs ersa!l aml ~ Them ers ‘ ort! mi © ati _ l@arer it ran . log in a ion ds S d frie vw i# iz AY. . 1@ Ins ' ” Park MI LAVT—4 4877 -on Cc oO . ;’ aa . is ty! eo bate rag Ta os °° fy } oF ENT ~- é irs 4 ‘ } . ba CAP ’ z . i he r « emet (sranc ~er? the ‘ ent? : to " c¢?} 3 Zw ho ar LW . bv j * nds Py i *. ’ ED . lany _2674M Mason In iM . all ' ric —o ; : Sur * 380 to APR 116 of Xb ers ad ate! “ar? Ni 7 od 3 o hati ing ) st i oe HI Pr | nic ne | _ | e $15 eet Heien Mar : . © awe 1 TH ow oe J A— , Mas r 17 - } stre int! . arts 38 ate! os Iw th than ILD ~ Cz — sect ot } ic} P-e@T - ° Py t “n—* " lar: Ge > 30 ’* Vea Hi Ree Tur Hat Ju Snter ‘Cabe be April 1895 was reet eueh the ‘ part tery £0) and lone us | helr nk as REN "“EMETE jon n M . -D ome . , 50 : I ee \I rs ™ oa €T a . ais ne i. > i nm et - » ane ad a ere ] ce ‘ Ty) ] A * an . > ] le ae i er ioe ei Ls, ania £0 it ‘ a 1 kin ir if : 1h >. _ ER - 7 at em gp = tile har . = FE tr = Beatrice \Phoma Mrs W Blin df Slavs a, 330° ™ ic¥h J Nn wm... 19°25 into ‘ Me pied " > 4 and clos ‘org he the immersions a » green tana Henr wes » ir sad oe on atives | B, ark RY — I LOTS— cost. Seated .T ATCH . ra : Tr ; , ute , ’ > Dp -, » ‘ore ID! . r ‘ ? . . of ; »? . yf “a - a r " Tu 4 e i - . 7 an ‘ran ‘ ,OF vos 5 of of l4n¢ vharde ey A H ixeon—Vera lr Harves . SPIRIT 7 ba..ot, wun d 7 a a and ' ie be A. 8 as ™n Frid apne +. Bonga t The “te its do ce | or mer e to a and p om ts, Pot dagen t ‘ floral Be singy h re naga page rena | areal oom or Ewe, ; ms AD R ‘ rooms , aD fart ona ins ~' } — ee s 1s . Neg ler . at 1 ‘3 Say ua oar | Davi . 4 far ols a 8 . Sa soe! age I a RP s* of c Pater Ph. crag at te Ss in the i] the ese air mg ‘ aAW mo — ' aay. Th +s a an , — oe | in " ~ } pow dole tll rade ei oil Memo-ia! Bolid ATES _— en > r "I ¢ : e =~ . ‘ 4s thier _ . ‘ “= * at Orit . Az} . ’ ary ‘ a> ‘ - - » , : sa ’ ui ¢* i} rs = } sata ‘ Lie te ‘ . iii , Me Price $1Q000-” Price $12,000" Stufie— “or Ressié Oma. stone assist ing Mond PY Mrs. Nic! on” ie hea? _— Ss he! eae 7 voor aie zs-V added t 3° minates. Brags Be Mey F oviseony the Drive he Rev. Fat rn euneaiel Sather co? .7 LOT leak omobile, Agate. per bath: 2 000" bath 2.000 elev A. Mre Klar ot son —* —s sted by Mrs. fondey and Th 9a) | Mrs. M mates "De Joh pln agg David _b.-D. 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Our |! i OCor atureds aska @' * and W ler Jur eae ve iavw «= “ t? , eu ( * at tt) ed tee we 5 um ¢ @ut y. wile apen r MM enemy ). am bionia ws ong “ a | a peng _-. fas wv, June wee ir Faye Tier mans as om at - Ty a*a a “ P. ef Fat rides? 7. ree ¥ the a oR A ry u = su Gout OD vay ee ra vaen stom | eunemunaeeeD . Fis ¢€ use- , . : vw ; - anf - . = ’ " ane “ye . ° aon 7 is . * | oo. . ry ’ 4 : eomre : er r’ . . *. © tj a - conned abt, member 2 “Funeral frot Fane Meat eS. | ee SING— Ent ft avenues. tts =| me AnD cok: ther Mahoney a CEME? apap Sour” week vorn 12a eaceilent mente. ACRES OF for Sale atime _~ r gf = os ron and murat ree (. 2etery Inte air emi! ME F tts bid y als REN v \-end ite for 50 5 is M (C7 “ o stir on 7 ws r o + pe; and slog ne ao : kK ntered ermepbt ‘ +>) : niet Mi an ME E e RY vaca ” at Hi - bowk ier per day af 5: pret on aad 4 ? ‘* ° . | . rs : é « . '¢ - sad ry. { ure at * Ee ¢ , _ rT of — of ' Ti husba nD ~e ~ Thee ae fcr r corre t b . “ CYT —s . clraD y’ = an . _ a ad a verur ©) acrre — co“ $i 0 | . ¢ is - une re $ re udcres lar | nar : me We « hare , WET are *) ;ere ca A‘ aTl te” ve wet si ter wt rr tr) et? i » . Rive ’ ag ery 1) owe I et T we , : Rich . Werr Poth — +s ile 7 iv the injine*« « ‘ hone 10 } 7 wr 4 : ser? 4) heoene (9% beans = } a? Ri, @ eek Goulrte | a 7" t. ye ares ed supe : lara ther *f ns - io 7 : LAT . mm" $4 J ’ io Ph” hd , pre sure termeut rs - ¢ fe. 4 The an rock the Ca reenit ear (a ~ | fae “the, af om ; METI sa rifice Mern >r . JR We , oo By me oe we van 4 on Ad | All iB ' P Pree “y Kiver F 5 $2 LP 2 : ” ‘ t . e,' ; . rie 7 . ‘ " = ; > ? " 4 : ee ; of 4 . riedens (« 4440 « 4S. s the hor ain of tt he Ass Pome bing ~- ' cnt KY tas! Cote ns Parke GC. rates al for ne . moder a Dearke * sive @ ia) | saree “ mete liv . " . lorary ow Be pr ihe FR ley : . gett Mer 474°: ae. ’ for 4 older ulet ' farm art cone and way 6 '« ry. © street 4 and Wi ao md =~ = n ev.j METH! =. ~s are " sm Tie woe oF 5 ‘usines reatful t= non Bie prices aa iow eons ® ’ ° , : s q ; ; : : . . . i v del) a $ Hirose - eee I veal wertion ¥ IA7t Hex |} — f Canioviile. VA wum wrist susan se River ghee ar; u The ve 4e rte owe net ‘ ; ME ® 1° a vs i. ne) Ov clip: ie. i rile Mrs. sl ube bid c Me heap . ogee uy eave ors. { , ence Tylon $ —_e* hai gh 2 ry TON TERRA Phone IAT? St La Speria oh fake ; “ “ io ‘ es cs AY — pe! a M “RR : ;s* aa } ; BA "me ~ fie rs o ae my 'T) . bar Ath. ' acs ‘ Ke > a ®. ” ae RBS cEM . si wat he =) eS (00 om mon Walt, ‘HARA HLS sa eT y fe I Cali T. at Mer ># ‘Pee +” . | Re er ahad te ~~ Te ag er) PA: ‘en! ; modetions . - w aii . Mem 4’T 3 | Rates § dv « rt e hard ' , wr -r ~ " iP } 3 ruunde: veux - ‘ 700 ame Bo ewe Park —_ herve py ' art Ay ae ve ~ ae “a oY $1 le Bt B - +. rena ; 2 niv eh ‘ 7 Minnie “wa hie . argau beat ; | y. Ceodlfr for «trie - to dance coud at he « er a Ma Sy cra 4 ire ke 15 hai! sid "SOA ¢ e » - y PO © dimen oer we uf Mette, P+ Be alge . we f ti ~ ad ‘oe M ot there hy ep ott HA! } Pheer 7.) > utda yy ra ion "ah. A WILL we ANWNEL 7. — oy re ; ooo 4ii1 ouu'yv i‘ (we r s ioscan ~xVeEN on B Cat k ly "iccchmnas. Jere P| Kies BL CAT VISHING “Have fal a jcuen | sR me ¢ . wl . ate, cid rates Sunday 4 iY ] 62 nnoray—.% oo yoare > " ° _« ry : in ot etm Pash Were?

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. Tt RT EFT TTT a ETSI re ene og a AY. HB Sos err gage 250 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS in these columns today. oe POST -DISPATCH. RESORTS LOST AND FOUND | ELECTRIC WIRING. STC. | LACE CURTAIN CLEANING | eas _DETEOTIVES THEATRICAL Ea SrTUATIONS—OEn. | BOYS = —o WIRES 6 ms. complete# with | -A! -T Jace curtain hon id d ; lear Low (1&7 HOE a —— — For Sale — Lost | ene-..80* u Foor FR W oestendiek. nev “O45 “ c. » : 3 & “ ‘sett. we ; “air. Mo ce . ’ ed . ge ll, , Lo W TRING T _— } [NTU RES ALL . GOrTAGhs— echoes Beach “all Grand 7P3R md aS. ae rooms, with beet fixtures. $35. 422 Fuver, for sale or \ease. Grané 412: RUBBE! T-—Laest. Sunday Caronde- | . J. D. ELEoT ta C~44 ————_ — BME A rR rer ree COTTAGES and 1 aot rt : HOE ‘right foot beereball ate. WIRING and FIXTURES : . ; : : :} , ard , . - : ’ . ee ; _ I i : ~ . , : > ~—4 ‘ ~? ne — © SA ea! rer atlor 2 ~ rarne ’ “ c —— ec; . ’ ae) , , , . = . : ‘ Livin 24 ies ion 1 . ro } Sele . j,Oser luxrumews t™}e.s @r 7 ai ~ ] iT? LA Mmon my nT ois Pum ie tyr . ire u “4 rening, »egweern : road. ueer cits at ; F well furn! tet cheicest | im Hollywood ear and i. Call Teach 12 *: ryer ¢ 3 Pe 2 ee RO eB ? | os s » | += = . erecr* ve car. Box ~~ & * —— Mon 2T1R] oF Ho’ lywood _ each SS aa 42 OURS x. on “e : : on Meramec Ri oF. a Tl — a 1 _MISCELLANEOUS oe hard reaé a. nd “4 - 4 +A Newry _ v a , ' — eat wntowr Deel! v9 furnished of (age , nie Bes Park nee’ river Wilikinser s In iyite Ww ggecr an . rie "Sis || BUSINESS CARDS SIMMER COTTAGE—3 room ee a . new eut part payee: 58 Ssh eee Ss BRICKLAY'G & TUCKPOINT'G | , bee er i ~ -— e —s —— rMMWER HOME sites. ¢ nin , : ae a oe ellabie. = an ates rich. Irondale. Mo. YIN TER & CWT ai adie for family or ciut : , eeieclene” of ACRES —On vl good enr.ne Park We +. > *' m@m MODERN COUNTRY «| Ides! summer homme. resort or c! : POINT? 4 etainir ‘id fronts H : . \ PAPERI : ; Dal . CRoING 7) , a! ' — tt. - e ger 4 ’ — : . 2 _ . nae: - 6 ™ P ’ ; ” : ‘ ™ - P ' > : ’ Z ‘ - - P » — " - ~ m0 . a —— a , oi _ = ~~ —_ & oF. vy ey S @lectric. rut aw ina ie tet Oe ee. ‘Colfs Pe oat ain a ~ i ' . “ee —_ a x 220) , “—_ = se eg ine water. in the midst of 1! 4 ElNogt. Lis . | 7 he ug u? ; ' he urge : SALESMAN PP ed the Ogerk foott le ower - . near — ~~ cLus MEMBERSHIPS a eee & BUILDERS AAI FP! ANS ane 61 ul Architec . MEMRERSHI}—In Forest 4754 MEME mA See wu? Mt Doge eres “4a .& i ; | Le nh WE MRERSH i P—For a ° worse . . - : : went. ,* : v erm Dens hir : : : : iG s ‘atrons red SS a : ron) 335 1023 ~ , very Grand a-- ATTORNEYS AT .AW 4 ‘ : ; . .- . ~ - - : ‘ . ‘ -.. ‘ mer ; .~ . - ~« . | ss | : = _ : | ; | 7 = ‘ IELP_ WANTED} A BEAUTY PARLORS ANO HAIR DRESSING ‘ BRIEF CASE iy reiurn to a stu Man he 4 KA neshiel wes Ware Gti! bev ‘ . Pr ce “. oA .* ae | 7 This MOoate BRinws blan tet Jw Lee ” nee PlAMOND SP TING highweyv maw Due Shaw ana 414 Terr Lawt MEDICAL CHIROPRACTORS + a TL build 44 S-roum pfficieac: 7 sTonsa tF SND MOVING arsed > : ‘eae Ko oni of Werk, aod a ound creamery. alaSer. —- ret yrr dl "F504 J nete (MOUNT. Lagat "= ~4 EMPIRE | Lieée : 1 sen : — 4338 . OC UN rae : >> ; 4 Veermert HMOUNTL-Leet beck eo¢ em enewere name Nel. dere reward. Colfax 58!) 8 — rel . "rer ot ue months t oar sack ane , : A es Bont tw — forwmtece ef & mm 15632 Va res POCK PTROOK — lost Black Sahel taining abows SIT we eR im ser ; of Oregon end Gratuls reward \elow ; , . si Ni hs POLICY —Loet, reward Ben Rar h ae , : rial al . ™ ee wo ok muele GO W « of Sh ant » te ' , - (reners. Ware! Jk 2 ern’ —_ ' > +o: ; — _ are 7 Bd : tn " . : ‘ os — ‘oO .% 7 : x , . mo . | ; Lae . “ m owe “ . : : ‘ ° ‘ . ~* — a oe \* .* _—- \ ow or ra " far . . : : : : ° ox _? - ae r.' i Ry «us IST > timturee, ceneiring J F | ‘144 (NS Newsetem) Cail ‘s A —- . \ THEATRICAL . . A. sod NGA! Ww ' : , rims mie =, a. & . Ne e , 7 vatl . . ly aND DELM, DETECTIVES er Ss Virtor «58@8R a8. . _ ' - , : c rS - . (ett “S.. Re» CONCEALED WiIRiNG Si RGom ~ ams Mehuced ft ahem iene “Ete | 7 eg : : : = ‘ ey . } oe Ms . : , ets ~~ ' oom : ona, ermde J6lemM Phone for informeuon. Forest 922. 080) Devi ‘ : 2. : rcks amrthen ~ 7 1904 Mo-- La?

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= TEN wy NDAY. SUNDAY, nn oa Pootge 1925 JU INE 28, 1925. = ie : und ST. LOUIS 15B \TIONS—_Wom EN. GIR : *) ré¢ gen desires position as genera! - : , - OY Gay or week i ; emall but right and active; a “OMEN. GIRLS HELP WANTED —m i : —Sit experienced. Capable | CARPEN1 cvrrespondence and manag- | x R-145. office EN. BOYS |HELP v repairer: Wagener & giving tele- a > to contract | ein. | JANITOR- ‘White: £ Gay a. m.. ~ SO. — 7 Whi ley & {A NITOR—W hite. Married wife to agsiat: | 12 a. Sunday. ler must be efficient: irst- Bex R-18 Post-I> I — morning. Pav : 4 0 clock av. morning,| tcl) | LABORE RS—ise per -A BORE) RS—4_ for S—Experiencea- d r d. wages: easy “a. Page. or factor ory y. Ab) av. —— i. — wr; PRE SSER—On Hoff: nan pressing M ‘S) | POR’ experie Ld- eae O12 Fr PORTER AND PA chine At Di’ tools. ———— —_____ Cal Sunday mor ———— helpers. ‘must ie €Xpe- rs; apply between &$ and AG Berger 4419A F: ning. SEReA St the Rest ‘lumbing and RP Sears. "la application at once. _Grandad al nd “Frankiip in. b me ed c olore: 1. “ ear store Teniz ank in, CK ER—White erences ate weher last _ employ id salary $21 steacy position. Di sj" ate! ae mGay morning. ‘ans. with 7. proposition ~ L@uis "arth ¢ ' Ch cago must | AG Tr Hao (c ES “Bet: “AS ORERS— Ee ee eee town lots and sell . =«. —Must be able to! Clayton (co) | AGE NTS—: ma a rubber AGENTS—_Re : * SALESMEN—$10 daily easy: Sages Victor | 2 ? a te ae paeagel — ’ Revie . ; St seller; Jem Rubber Repair! the same within 170 days and make a to Blart for emall salary . 3) Pa Sa yaad man and wife; must be reliable. furnish cash bond: al! Iso solici or. male PRE SSEK—L Xperience ed ym ‘pom - repa r. Mra VE nd , rwous : Sam mn free for tires and tubes: supersedes vy! cani- clear net profit of $25. 000 above our ortg- you in aute accessory : “ —— ———__— -- - vcs) | Call Sunday, Raidian and Lake avs. Jta- | , apply Monday morning. | New | ng Elko, 2304 S. Jefferson Ca f . Tye e: UBBE RCO... 2327 Wol- a saving of over 800 per cent:| ina! investment: } want @ partner with | Yestment no ae * > =» nececnary. : Kkht 2 ; “ ~ 2 Thurg two years experience. 1.e- | mona Park, Ferguson car _ | ‘ laundry. Sunshine Court. Ferru- , sites rr maunteher wt: — (ce) ram wes it on cold. it vulcanizes itse'f in two ©4000 to join me in thie deal. a will deec — Produote : . Lins im railroad office Write CHIEF Cl «ERK—General freight and ' AY E Me. x awe = ———_ -— > —— ro) PRESSE} R—Hoffman press. ‘to 0 do Dressing | weekly enikt 5 carted me . p earning $200 minutes. and is guaranteed to last the iife him a one-half (%) interest in this land isework op st. Ps beastamer agent's office: large South- as tters and Ti “Spy * oe and repair prefer married couple: | tells bh ey ‘ Pe nai'; , pb eee ars | of the tire or tubé: sells to every auto and give him one-half (u ae tn “t te refernnice t: age 17 rapid and accu- , Western svetem: familiarity with freieht str ae tural shop Apply Bast Bte “uis ue at once what you : } eerieas Servi snainenn | r and accessury dealer. For partica. thie aeal. Full nertieviare idresa Ed. ’ veil oe sideline ‘ penman experienced at ad- | rates essentia! young or middle-aged Peant: teke W ashington Park ca: “a Wm | Fiat Riv Mo. Job ne a ai bid igre ae how to make big money and free ward Neuman. ‘1776 Arcade Bl ide : retalile fer ap - ' ae img Parr, Riverside 948. (c2) | man with onerati ag oo ge preferred.| ‘ireene, St. Louls §tructural! stee] Co. (ce) | open uly 6 hone 15 tN Tom N wonderful seller: @e ample. Sty, lazon Rubber Co.. Phil. / - — —— — = thi eid. Ariland “ - re? ral “ “hild ‘ " ! salary 200° woncertu opportunity for & IA BI : NSUR ANCE AuIt s&s >> 1 aml . = profit every dol! ar sa4ies- del! ver on ge "4 ia. Pa 2 pt. 15. - eT “se Wa aan cago. 1 gg wage Phone ~ Tindale Bit: "SOAS. ¥ andevectér, | — cone tet = — Show all rail. | se a preepec \s | tee — Ld ay Rs eta ao Ae one. Come - ense Mistion o competition ; came | AGENTS—We paid one Studebaker watch a Guan: Py ag 5a LESMAN—Active. «pt ssieeman ted q we ——- . U e c . : 1} P . ; : —— SUEY Soe e-eeeeenars e free ic | a , , >" “ ORT eas! “2 hieh a ne Sit. ; colored . wants laundry R-P8. Post- Dispatch mum salary ove, rod He ~ 4 F 295 P Pp RINT ING taught free: some cash: board Chicago. 71] ission Co.. 519 N. Halsted, PO en ‘ther for ‘B. “ee gyn, gate $: ~ ally known mnnulacsurers i ware — gioyrepresent large progressive: edie at : : ee eT | o ' ; > « Pd 2 . Se ——_ — ; ’ *) ? _ _—s . = 7 . “tT iad ; er, . oO e _ i MieVvator gy and Tuesca) Delma = — CLERK—A\ So a collector and 8a Jesmman if =T, Gat: “B3a] . J — : ont Dispatch, TLL |) AGE N TS—No ex perience e: aki $100 have a few choice openings this territory. protortal 0 calendars ceiiui = in surrounding territory: opportunity ex- | AN Sit; washing, cleaning; white. for coal and ice company: state age. sal- | /-!' ee SED ENGINEER—Apply 3814 Mor. | QUARRY MEN—#: at Spring and Sulli- gold leaf window — letters and| Ju! time or part time. Sell f ceptional. Herman T. Mende - hoursewerk — 9 . Letting i av ae aE ary expected and former employer. Box rn = a ete I van _Mor day mo ning. — ae | ipt. Consolidated Co., 632 H S. Dear- Stud ie! da ker “i-j l - i 38-44 East 30th | w.. . New York ; ye Sera ae | git. colored: wants housework sre, _Post-Dispatch ee) ee ri. =n 1 Tog grade . °Nat- QUARRYMEN _ Chicage ¥— | Aperienc “sy in this line given prefere:. SALESMEN—Ceometery lois: | UE S208 ; references. Bomont 610J. | CLERK RK—Young man with a Ford ‘truck to ural Brite ~¥ - mee a ne bu makers: 70c per hour: AGENTS—$16 dai ly easy. 1 ear? you - Payments. , “= tn vestaeaet eae dull period of the year has peseed. opportunity for 4 re for mma a . nest. colored wants washing. buy vegetables and se!! them in store, Se St ones —— —- — -—_-+- -— - mn Job jiavten Quarry Co auto ace on ten ° cn -_ eo on tA oa : sed hoa Ww S , July 1. leather d various nov- don't write: come prevared te go to WorK. . ; iat] child - «hu : - >9 ¥ : j 4 MAC “HINI on Jot Scholer. Call Cabany : . - Rid or Conway r mn . © itives r.¢ nt. cq. BUDD. ¥ everyth nz. rite starting Ui¥V . ee an F : me housework yy bring home__ "1S Olive on percentage basis. Aiso to underetud bil onn anty _# : a MO eXDerien, Mal ree access) jeg Sate Studebaker Watch Co Dept elties are sold in great quantities for _Parkview Cemetery. Peotla. Jil. ear. SO CIS al ‘= f—Bit.: colored do housework, | $he Krocery ousiness. No money require 45145 | Denny rds icesiewiiiersinstaninilinenitaiendal Sai) GG. So Derick, 24° W. Gl in! Chicago. 247. South Bend. Ind. ‘| holiday distribution: we opere BALESMAN—For soliciting savings ac- ored. “experienced Kene: mt 2937W, fox B- 3% Ma eer —— aT nd 25 for gen- - | MAC \CHINE MAN: —Fy rst- yo we, sash and ‘RADIO MAN—To “work aut wiatic | AGE NTS——Men Women. can aesere, | 2 neat tional sales force consisting of : counts: earn $50 weekly or more: salary i | soe fam iy? om eral 0 —— > bundles to bring 7 Cc LERK K—Man cnenell 18 and 25 for a Pissing ai co 5826 S. > Broadway, or 1 ts L Lambert. : - ‘Ka: . ce Se! Lage sy aa K me A ~ by one p dire re to | AGE NTS—Listen! An Indiana agent earned t! andl — anon wanes ar + 4 io oa w those who mane! “1 Tyr > ’ ’ . RR. ’ ” : Ban , . Bs ‘ = ’ 7 : v. 4 ¥ ai references. Cali lincde!l 482R mining company: must be willing. rap after working hours phone Lindel! 43735. ! rie INFERS C apable “ Mi >) W419 th a : N.Y. ee r Textile | -96 in JU days. Two Ohio agents are inies. Diet . 8 a Manager, 301 Gum-|é LERMAN—Reliabl mn to asl werman: nice, neat : } ¢ o}- , a hav c- | 1820 Belleglad \ (c7) : _ (©) | mak weekly Hundreds of agents betrs« a z Al ——EL@ © man ¢t guar- re inn? 6+ rerving ” fo ’ Bit.; ~wee * w ork ny aay: ° 0 an i om 7 ane — i oy — 358 2 i —- a of "erecting small p! ant. el On ' . ; Ne ‘ aras patented apron drese. a} ; money taking orders. for fur- Ride Kaneas City Mo anteed nureery stock appoint agents, » n . . — -s inv eet ent is } ‘ s - = ERI EPER i: Miss (yreen, f ‘entra! 2808S. Call Sunda y after 10 a. m.. 310 L ocust. MA ‘SM Adle are 7 white: house wo. SCHOOL BOYS. Rene Am. J J ee ; thine in L. Fre "| % a 417 s. Dearborn = BALESMIS. : —*. Ke rE BNUaL at BE ae . Eh i Prot — by dav or housekeeping | ——~—-—- A - ——e S37 Lafayer te epeat selier ev 7 7 2237 West Chicago | . tp Budde” “D. ex K-100, Pogs oe Lindell &4°7R COLLECTOR— Experienced man; referen | M ~ a fa ‘ opportunity to|. We want 20 good wide awake echeo! es. oe LS Tres ree | = VN | EXPERIENCED A ALES. ond’ cma cmalles ta towne; M Weet. Simos ; en. : : ~ — required. Siar Furniture (o.. 154¢ s MAR -Handy with tools: pportunity | bova between. 9 and 14 years old. living in ack: , ’ — ; /A BU SINE Ss Or YOUR OV —Make | MEN. M40 Hroadway, N. 7 mothe: lege h _ - colored. laundress by day. Broadwa Rist Reedy earn trade 1316 S. 7th s all parts of St Lo iis. We have a won. oda. 2 a 9, t. New York sparkling £\45a name and number plates. |. A low-priced —— yer oppor- SALESMAN—T. ji v7 a wr? high 47M i. b' : f itur experienced - | checkerboards. meda! lions. signs lace : o ss n y ae ;, a (4 COLLE? I | derful iy ropos! ition for boys to m ake mo per IE: " test ve! ign. rea iy seller | . " Ep er. 360 ! tunity: give resen he it chair, nurfsery chai iaiagh house a , -esit a. ecerthy ” i colored, for jaun: dry work, di t cloth! ne house: salary nd com- $18 week Z AMD iv 1 TUR Ss ] th ao: . ' and earn f ne Prizes i oe far! 7. oy a j2 : i en =A per cent profit. ; ustrate . boo tree. ‘ a.m . 5 Dondence cor. dential, -28 1, (ah to-house sa! | & wets $0 me. Grand 94°M mission. Box F-32. Pom-Disnaich. ic MAN—White. for _ St. Louts Maternity | prs G CO.. 3516 Washington (eG, seni As ree sre frit oranaen le. lempnade 7 SAL rience and salary ex PER sit no tnadiaing 9 AN—Sit. by German. to do washing. Box F-259. Post- Dispatch. (c¢) tracts. Box A- 61. Post-Disnate? ad +l able “he foaiee @eaebaae Box | 8nd 00d repeater 100 ver cent profit pow c- Ah sony Li ‘licteu High-class man. who can close deals: Hog will be Sas cont SCuite 3538 Page a m Monday 2204 Menard. re Sas -ECTOR—-Instaliment experience pre- | MAN—To operate mortise ma hines_ Cres- | F 200 Post-Dispatch : ' et to agents Romola Perfumerie. Inc. ry home buys 5 4 D. | demonstrators furnished as meny 308 Post-Trispa ¥ woman wither AN—Sit.; white; wants cleaning by ferred state ane. eg mag 7 cent Planing Mill Co.. 3227 N. 9th et | Beane METAL WORKERS—Two firat. | - axn. 14. Chicago ae | | S.. Sangamon st.. Chicago —ee oo yes can Nw - 9 SALEDMAN—For 5 a t 2 k.10Rn inet), Ths ‘ expected aiso i vou crn rive 0? is ore x f | LL OR K —— wo rset- EP ay ne rae 3 TT it, a EE ere e hoes - earn $750 to $500 Drospec oU Can Make re ble market: one who k rh “1 rnothe =i am a, r Copare 3108! wants cookine and | Box _ P-408 _ Post-D gpatch. —— MAN , 2A aH > - aia am , wit a —_ 4G 4 tl ate oon = hy ne Han 1 : a9 By cagmth: euanacive terr! i complete |} 5ST. LOUIS DURANT CU.. — Loc: ist. Call Monday 47 8. Be 7 a, | woman 3404 Wa suington’ ; ork: reference. Lindell 3838M. COMMERCIAL ARTIST—A St Louls ad- | aw To stripe autos 1 hour each eve-| Metal Works anrors , Os or (c) | ferent and Ss on sight dandee Pac.| sales outfit: we deliver and collect: no - ew. (© O3x) _Bchanberg, 38 roadway. (c} Mt ia ee ae et house cleaning vertising panes has an ‘ist of aa, ning 596 S. Jefferson. | ———_--=8- a . IN i. Chicago capital or gy hone 2 Shoe Co. aio ee 2 A t S I SALESMEN For city ad county: preduct a : Sit. , . ; a te itv r an artist of ability, Ping. 25! “— -—— . | : aeeteae p Sty.e-Phe oe Co New ‘ — Binks st Npetent refined _ ae Weilston a" ee a wiilien Xs ~ nny of the city part of the | MAN—For truck farm experienced | with | S H i R - ? CT TE RS_E: xperi- 3 AGENTS—Bot tle _ Late Tonic Free. Won- ol n Bldg. * fietb ogi ‘ity. Mo. _ ul 0 a esmen in oe Comané ae 4 line of 335 te hs cearer of Some: po tr fierg, N—Sit.: competent German: do time Write for interview Box A-05. % John pon tte!: take Clayton rm | 1 - cerful medicine - Dig re ae big prof- % ding Fiuld mends hosierv. end Wanted: 2 9 wy ~ ealgemen to join our Ratiwey. Exehance Mane orcetury. ; ; Pr Sy : a sing: _references _ meting | SHOP WORKERS —Stgole laeters Samuels -NTS-——We start you "witho at a Gollar: Halotesd _Chiceg ~ tao i. C. MERR 21 jocust. SAL tog Fo on Ta : ee , : as — Bb. . . -_— tai - t lene to lerk 4 ‘ ic) a o - a oo 7 re an Pesta aba en (ee ey Seta |e ae eects, ae | pb setaeth arnt ot Se aHat | FREE, PEE — tetas Ae a od ett! AUTOMOBILE mereiy bogdolr ape iN ‘ le nde aso Pr , ray te Louis County. 10 miles from ! 3 ] ‘eam 62 e es } i} , Unnecessary _arnation Co. Dept. 319. $2.60 worth of 4 BS toilet goods Shirley Mite. cape av.. J wants we more —_ : colored: lieht Neuse w Ors: Louis: man to do general work. addy HS er 14 mae haet | SHOEM. \KE] RS Bt Loui : , (99) and pure cocoanu t oil. soaD free: qgujck ity. ce Tar Mai eat, Sar meee! nave cat | or ucowa” foatneae’ Baty Ae | yeaSeamee. SE easton, TG Moeeien, kodowpar sua"cer fe o'| Raney mates ian Shey teres eae | 6=— SAT ESMBN | giant ee ——— care for invalid ue | onvalete™ ' 2711 nishe¢d: must hfe good references. iron and wood: state ar oe De? iene > =e i Experienced staple Lasters vention Ford owners wild over it aie. American Chemical Mfg. Co.. 431 Beale | easential: excellent o rtunity isrand TO 4\ Wesn an laundry ae Clavton 1323W aad lary expec ted sic : Ox P- 37 : P = ons Stead work SAN 2 RD SH | tributer’s profit 300) per cent 40-4 AY Memphis. Tenn... Dept. 2 (99) TO SELL STUTZ MOTOR CARS, bitious man; consmiinlon ——— ' ‘ : +7 ee mone r rie r , v r ‘ | OL . . . tor net ° - = - —_——--- 2 me _r ake work heif Gays. Lin. “Qiiudies: experienced. Call Lindel] 453°. | Curt ‘ER—Experienced on @ eases: : 1 food MAN—Who can yg B- ckws Bo: y Ker 1 oN jeg I)! in) om 'M ~_ k = Wis en: a be 6 itth FREE SAMPLE and irstructiong cn new | ALARY AND COMMISSION Box P-56, Fost. Dispaten.. 1>4u5anw 7 rr Mre. Wright: Mabe! arvey. / Pay sigadyvy work ll year round. Unit er iining Apply facts ‘ 38° (e) = - ; - : . ' = aliwapkes B ; opositi 7 : ; distributing 175 household Avplicunts must have following quatiri- SALE SMEN. -Fast-selling : : . \ ae - a a * a ” hire is’ ' , , ‘ ’ LERS ee ‘oA — mn ot r Of 25 4 ¢¢ ~ ” . “ ~~? Vallis NOUBeHW ork mh Drivate @ S—Sit dresarpaking experienced Skirt aid Titess Co.. 202 Wash on ° iA’ ND - WIFE—G ok and housen an | rig cc} tors: wv pack 4° —e he = NTS s—Mitien reme'y b: axes 3 and easi- KNOCK Ol "Ty PR Pr 8ST TION—Tremend he : rahe orivers = ' a ex wie “i ‘Wrade en and E2083 5 2 —— CUTTER den: state salary expected. Hox P-]42 'SLIP HOLDERS—And shovelers cings- esi seller; every autoist. house-vife. office ous desire for diamonds met at a frac- BENJAMIN MOTOR COMPAN trad tail wholesale ° . aT esires niace ‘2 ov ; Bit. : work even! to care for : _Post- Dispatch tall highwas and Roera Mr. Kernmts will buy Van Ogden Mitten Duster. Ingor tion of clamond cost: easiest line on earth m $021 Lae ecust Btreet . bs ney aot Re ya Rg am pac: ‘One ect he ; .. ' . ohf ren and do house work. Linde! Experienced in cuttin EK overa. a shirte MA a —y : laas. _ frames ADp!\ Cc sT iR ——— ‘ILDER >> No man ‘for ' 7? tion free. V an Ureden. 19] Y Ven Buren. to er} Ea win Ba Jarie. Sa lisbury. N > L fey T HI NG S 4 | ES) M AN soap Co prima, Pa. Rin enh “107 va ay : or similar cotton Baga — ELICA rondelet Planing Mill. 5826 S Rroaa-. > 4 a” teats” one ould consider "caine art: ORR EN Pla act es MECHANIC ‘S—Make money by using or | he — GaLesMe \——Advertising specialty, to geil RAN—Sit.: housework. mother. daveh- | JACKET CO. 1421 Olive. 5th floor. (c av. or after worki.g hours phone L: _ner_Riverside 4919, |) AGENTS—Sell the product of 1000 uses- —— See o@ tcel. s*- nishings a F URNER. Tbo8-008 o."Brosd. ‘Tadio premium deel, the baa or * ~ i 7 See. B a = -——-——-6 ~ 7 ~ . ' - matent co) oO 4 J ° - ay . re tipi ’. seutefcity. 4032 Delmar ee mb a ay By hip gone + 4 ; "Gell m : xt > ———_; e7) i si = NOGRKAPHE'R ana oung man, who likes FP ee Rie e . , 4 rim de om Gatkn’ Matienans Sa os Co... 8Y | Way (e) stit.ulator 4 = market; aha aid oa er , meke etiploys * 1270. te eee Rs | aluminum p ates on trouser ban 4 e nen of undertaking | ling over telephone in bu? ter amd «ex er —. owerw. . + Mie PATLICU, Bs _ a ‘ my ERT > any ciaes of ¢t e: COMMU) Selene *p « eporms ® peop Capable of AN—Sit.: white to do cleaning or! ehirt seams can ‘t tear; shirt down = oe take. ‘caP tal required for sub. | speeiiieenis rea! Suture for right man. Box a Dig repeat busi -, Fu! oC i wee =.._ Minnespelis, Mine. __ —— BaD DE ~ SE RVICE | SALE SMEN. | Onee. Eijite Novelty Ceo. St. ne : ¢ atid mer ur : ls s 4 4 vs > oe Centre! ’ sere uD. belt unneceesear. ; ‘ig _ in o na " ry ecte 3 ' B 17 ) a ret -Dis: atc h fc) } Die fr . Hee - ‘Dee. _701_ u. ton. hic Azo —(jet exc eo} inty rights new ( wee cis p! 18 ibera bonus: con- — ~ te r ” ; ” - ; . ] agents. 3 pair, $1: 4 — interests: ‘Fo q I ae CERNSSS z= eeeemee aseereee ats, ee Toga ~ a TS ( rood opening: big money for , ur name on iabe Fac- | tracts only new original plan: protected | * A Lt M & ‘ me elleni ' te two rn 5,’ : ? ; mm a ; : ‘ . . ? — 2 o Post- Djapa nm r} ' AG Po. kes c ut - er: ; , + R ane ; be \ . , | ioreizn - apes ine rea esta * : : saeetnenaes $28 80 t. Louls Rox _P-21 anenee a | e wire agent B. C. Hall cleared ».. 22% wold. Detroit. Mich erritory. ational Credit Protection Serv- oot Jexperiencad: or cael; AN—Sit.; housekeeping: with atte | pender Ce. 2321 N. Oth st. & | AND _WIFF—-Mid Ale. awed. to work | STE NOGRAPHER—Brignt young man $21° 5 one month: every car uwner a prose. rE 400 lteme heme oeens.1 100.200 elland Bidg.. Lexington, Ky. _ oy a ry 5 hy Bide ne Teves. Bomout 2633 rh ’ — sood home. Box R-137, Mo t oy ATE | in St. Louis County with some experience. to handle mufactur- ! ‘*. Write today to Stramsky Co. Dept MEN- W »» raleles. ef bie repeaters: | BOND sSTock -« \LESMA N—Securi:+ hes | Market . . — s, 4 Tee , me £00 ; pat Die Sa * | Ae -— —— ‘ “ . ' " li na reaponcence and learn i9ca. Man ‘ = "> +) n S : : , “A for « oO ae! &- . div lds 9 » TeASNT) Hf) \« -' Ty S14IR PNG GIRL—-Sit Sit.; for light housework. | DENTIST—Allround ppaaes do both —. etd, "ork: ~e E, pi Box ing husiness pertnanerit oom ti wv a. ms mrs i a oe m a y _—. lies € ~y . ‘ sar re os oo 5000 investors, re i - ~ ; BAL i> ME N—Estabi sued “Bouth” Bide “feal- res ie me —a will 6 N. 19th | ating and laboratory nate’ etate experi- } uts » wie Dispatch, *quirec (ce) excellent opportunity for wdvar e. Y) en AGE NTS—S$16 dai! eafy: no inv est ment nd territorm / ome 2in ; ” = ' furnished. li!bera, commis. tor Wants two reliable men With autos . : , " ; au - 89 eh us . nesati 5 ————$——— me ence and en lary wanted in first letter: / tT £0. 2 OL- e Pe cive age. experience and re? eres ce in con- no experier ce I . “ese ry everyvbocy buvs , ‘ Dour ‘ ag ai . jf cede Blige t Sell and list real east ate: ex rience not - | . Nf — = LADY —Si¢. ; ay upstairs ons: | town of 25.000 Box J-161. Post-Dis. _ |MAN—Sit.: married euperenes in lum. Mdence. Box K-°S0O Post-Dispatch t i ¢ ry a = 15 ‘$1.50 786 Sambies fur IN mn @ach t wr te ae aw toeettial, DULL must be go-getters Bur . sla Tha o ' i? Vv. ‘ , . - 4 : « ae 7 = ° - ree =? ‘4 re! z ) a > ~. - ek yee — ; P as . : 138 | ; Ni er ; . mei . at aor ; 2: mg ri ; rY rt . f,e> » Bs efor e vail Lindel R40@ meet? Competent. Bor R-264. Diplant decgnets, with experience on’ pow: | cae’ 12th best Selerencee Wor hag: | STOCK CLERK— Toate tise terTeon | nisied, “Manne” Tee: Stmples, fm | retinian "beds chandeliers by new meth} IFOrd Salesman | _*202 “bor 'bupeun fete a ~ . . oa Sa plant devigners with experience on pow- |} = fu ane >. a experience. Sox R-319. Fost-Disna:: ee 37 ly easily earned tala |. Se -inge~ ~ teal nerience ! : a f BAL ies ME N—Th: “ee high school students 7 eres se - we aG LADY—Sit - take care . of chti- dered coal installatione; in anewering Post-Dispateh. — STOCK BOY—Brigeht and active ¢ wc | oe A ge Mm o> ; RXINg pce ay "ims oe 4 CITY OF 25.000. _fiwt-year college boys, for junior ° , pucae HNOOW on by the hour tn the vicinitw of TU'ni- | sive full details, education, expermecnee, | yr 4 N— By . avthorized Ford . oo) nm stor * 4 excellent cpportunity . | , ah Se ee ae eet ak Ang A ‘ ; ete! Ny 2 Oh] Dece mn? b We are with ve of mia kine qpanec ~~ ee Work: must Pe neat appearing al hss or nouse cleaning byeg wy City Bt ané experienced. age, Galary ¢ “pected, etc. Roxana Pe- | i part aragree | U ; =. vance Singer Bros Cloak Ce 1204 @eeiia a oC ae a Sys ——— + ; : “SS 2 a ae : ela Orde Paieeman a | ’ commission. See Mr. Wentworth i'n Lined OS] M ail 1 rlew o347W troleum Orpor ation, Employment Dep: mur? be fel] ¢ lainted wit Sout . OR cog ~~ eas = 7 _ : , ‘ , STAR’ OU ‘ —. oan : proven producing wuallt es. Will pav eal- | Monday Morning. Corona Typewriter Males rT ne $o #5 ET ne ~ | Wood River. Ili. -. «es ) . :* muet urnish Ford cars ties Lit oe mall Biiy. eee ws ing everyt!) men an a ary of $150 to 3000 per month and yo | Co. 1006 Locust, , (@) miles chi ey 7483 BE OMAN, “Sit, now eckloved aq | Wood River PILLER—First class.| Automobile Co. 2341 ©. Jefferson. ie AGENTS New cuvomatie suarpener or | {aStOO, werk” gueration our UNew, Sve: dependent accompany application with ree. | SALEPMEN— Tire and acseouury? all “on ie ORESs— ~ 1 firet-claes: colorbés Wider opportunities dipertenced to take charge of special jg nad “ass | MAN: ata an aie pp Og om SUPERINTENT IENT Dagger a ee eine ae gate Ages ywhe ; | Ww. yer ord of cars delivered during paet 12 mcnths. copiers high-grade, compiete aes ates. Ture tes 4051 ing Various forme of sajes litera miiiwork factory hone but F Orange N J. beth new and used. Thiea is . permenen: | yrs bot g +. _ eet _ BOR ESS—— «se eo nth - —- = ——— - s ; _— " oe ‘ , _ as Py ae fir 46 > ; Pay ir) the ’ llter ‘ . — 7 rs . a ~~— x wren - ** - > ' s he s "AS ~ —o- os rs , ) : > ee" DIS H WASHE R pe, wi er t Work. - + ' . ae | oar a4 ND 1: > : a = s hs : ro for ves «7 —— - - -— — _ blames “ ee . satis ‘ saary. re ‘Free samvles. ‘OI " ith at p! ation Pord experience eretorres- ' SAL. ES MEN Four Square eulls uced ¢ te NI? / : anes m | : _ : Ona we ‘ _ Jefierson . > rn ® eee rT ~* ‘ , . - . ” ; ' i ae Bs wena le to om - a big J | s.* ° = : ? “ ’ ‘ “ . a ‘ ‘moe ; MC INOGR. MS Ww ore ester Mass Comm U ni cat on ‘ onfidential lox 201. } Su ou ea ne deposit: nee ive R neve “ d : Sh « fact . ‘ , TT ‘fers attrac tive prop : —_— Veu a a4 e white: for ; ~ : ‘ }- c hicaxo Wactering company © > SA LESMEN—With _ average , ‘ntelligen oe MMGAs ny T theala 1 i‘p snoop lage DISTRICT M AN AGER—To take charce i th ur own produc ts for- Omit LOT to abe} vA = sspeman. preferably % and wil lingness can ~ , » : s - ° ‘ wit ? B with fomaottie overing ie large “an to #100 weekly ores, rs — one ATES. “ muir ; Py anc / or Ba1e : processes, pete secrete, modern small towns in Southern Illineis and Faat fon! . ~ t Ww ' Cc 4°0) Ply mouth ae or purest 324 au tomob! 745 exyeri wi iN } ss Part! v, is =. chest iS UD‘ -_ | ee Ws +?) ) tne 5 Y ernie LAC E i A JE! M Be dg. { “ri izyina t! Ai Be) ° mY 4 ar Oic cata ial iis en: .. \ he te Yr MMi to re In 5 Lac ust ia | Expert a. a “a. ‘sh i : " wi? ri . " news? ipe ’ ive! = | VISIT! we ME DIvu M SIZE - TOWNS & - z " . we > r , ~ . " -- ~ : i f é‘ : ’ ALESMEN—You can make biz “money TN Di hes lie “white fine lase . . =e Concern; permanent p ~ . DRA APTEMA Ni x} erence r On service sia M st welch at least 150 lbs.. : : : "ais A aseas | AGENTS—E xtra parr o xper! ing ely . Lo allotted ¢ mf IN TERRIT* RIE S TRIBU TARY TO selline Florida real estate in your lo. Ing clother hom reasons Ne. Vertaal man able J. « ote er or bette! tion and bulk plan la you ts. Roxana P-: 4 ~ hep a at _ — Toten 7 | enced agents sel!!: joap, perfume, tote: |} est rkers. | POVAR CORPORATION ST. LOUIS : eality: previous experience unnecessars t cof w fs f - ‘/- v ree? 2546 - ‘ ouUx) co a ou -*. a a — Leurn ‘ ‘orp r ID-"5 | p 7 +r W ork on truck = 1 artic le @ med ines aha a lone - ’ 4 A vA | val -* I Oy A ~# ‘A vi RK crry ' TO Se! # LACES. ANDKE TRIMMINGS, Write for pre vos! tion Merric« Pealty, RD RESS . sit experineced wants MECHANIC—Must be expert. N D RAFTSMAN —Ca pa b! re making per- | * , ad a ; ay BOE, experience. : MI boratories, & ion 7 fi NECKWE ANUKERCHIEFS (o. Miami, Fila enday Tuesday met city references. , er. Manchester and Taylor. — (c) ectivest and apa ble ar with mili work ‘eek. Reply vivine ref Box + OB" - 1016} ahs lati . N UTIES ‘en, ta aaa mar 4) : ! O81Li = MECHANiC—First-class. Rox F.263. Poat.pi ispe te! week. hepiy, giving — aw | AGENTS—Original eonstructi> f fam QUICK SELLE *RR—LIBE RAL COMMIS. SALESMDN- , ma wee ree Cort new. . Ve Be ee sit ae he y e ORTER— WwW hi ry experienced RAP isMA -; Exper fenced on = — abs ~! a Kok ke RPOT IONCS A. = % bf 3 —,. x Fo 1 r. — er | EEE a Let N ntsa lation simple effective, re- Al. AlS- RAKRMPIN «40 a Mer 5 ae RAAB ee eS were es ) 5 FORTER- Hotel, Kingshighwa: tion and ul : e164 he ‘ae Blas ret | Se ae es Past Dispatel _——— om i i # furnace Pao 1? te entities Guedes andi’ mone necessity | able. _ Pix ait yp Be Write at 112 EAST TM ST ew ZORK CITY, | SALHSMEN 4: sales service: reference ve haAeocw ee ’ Pine ‘et Sroleum Corp.._ +. —— ey iin Thre eh aesermbie ¢ HOD) ark « Sidne me — os ' ran apt invent for $~ 718 ! 4 of Py ~y haw ‘on ~~ . BHOB SALESWMA N—Experienced : for A re,uired: ¥ ilory bere or Bouthern | ioe ere er : ed ea perencedp- ~~ ~- - ae DRAFTS 4 : Di must : Apel ec A ay ] ’ j 7 ;' —T ’ iy Me athe + - — : p once ior 9 ‘ at ae \ "ieee a tra work apply Monday morning. A- linels: va ys vund SAS starting train TOK ; my Pas nee Homont —— wiered $339 Mari ket. —_—_—_— Experienced | in cetaliing light strur Paes RET Sareea “ae Ca aay morn: Tie to a. 7 Co ai B06 & West Lake ritors sam MES Po ae ton. 5 — a nan & Son. 7°0 O} live s _fc) | tng free as martelik Mflis, 26: bd Ra “ — oe, = ~~} ~M ust = 4 Ae ee and aceur- | tural stee! state b> eri ‘Di e — and NIGHT F LWA! rt ‘Stands : TOO ANI tk 7 > ere - ce is 3 | ee == ; | SHOP SALESMAN —— - EXPERIENCE! ; | wav Exchange Sidg io? “ Wires Arne lilg c 6a. ary. Rox FP 14 > et Jispatrc qc) ‘ — “Co wor ’ A ply Monday tr. . Oe Mi a i — : . : 7 aaa —— — - j ry . " UTur "y “ onan ;' Lom wis olored; tier : ee — ee ann Ge - er eX _ Z a. w & m Sur ida, ores , tT ohr TD} rn’ , , } . my . AE hymn As oa . | im i pn | : > ie 4 I 1 : ° oo 7 ‘ Tt: t - 1* > : (2: Wan sid - ni } ' ic) (... Amd ‘ad's stor vn t fs Purritt nitting Millis zanine Floor anhewer Uniess estab ighed Reotch i sven Mon ea Beet cectte famac te ion tguedy mum | Soo ae oo} UNI OPPORTUNITY | Ses srtain “Son CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS ‘ et cae -» ferences. ‘ A at aie _hox 2144. » -D ‘¢) ey | leer _ ) . pertenc aan “2 ‘ ~ yer era me ie . =O nan 04 ; 4 , ‘ y a. mis Vv face .its er. ; Sif » > as ’ ; . Keb Kaitting Mids, Western Div. is it PER — Permanent galary $150. > aoaee . Welle ‘ “hicasgo Be | ~ ' ‘gina AG! ' ' | Atimend re i res v VE ISING SOLICITOR—E xDerilenced ti B F i] rs : week , +. if 4 a ‘ . at amt oT: te? joRs ‘ enema : ' , —. -e —— and uber ve enon #49 — = YY M! ssour. State Fair or: ak be itimne IX, acer & u er SA LIMWMEN Stop: This meatie do! ars F Risks 44 red \ednesdar™ ok Ril Post-Dispatch _ vancement: id Ai , - } ) yuu: sSlounding diam: Mc rivai de fies Ce pe ple ng ' ali _ ines wurkg in ot. Louis. box 4 you: a a vu = . . tan). hee Ge oht oa a vy oe zing nd repeats: pa 7) } | teeion: to show to sel " " ete ; eres EPE ——W shi nz more money electrica! work. eS ot fF t' "ome Di : traine: long ruue US0 Walnut. (c8) | mechanically 1: 7 ned to handle colle . agree frec eample Colonia! Rub- | rian, House-to-house. list ae | TAI ORING SAI EK MAN mg Introd , a these Soman tloent ie Tt Warm and se!) electric refrigera- EN INE ER—A only merican Packing ORN AMENPTAT. [ON FINISHER 7 pele tric SPDUANCeS anc gl tema 8 Dent llladelphia,. Pa CANVA “2s -~ter experience Box JN avis 4 LSJ) ‘ | @emse. Baies Director. Drawer 170, Sai- ne | rundies ma. Bans r part time. Mellinger Co.. Co. S842 Gerfield. 2 eS ae fc) _perior Structural Steel Co.. & Slevin _s roumrec: an unueug + au Ss nd women itn; ,©stale Ps PD ink sa tim iie Amazing earnings! Take orders for! ispury, N.C. an. at work" ide -_ rienced: G n é aie ye | tote oe ’ 2 ty + fillbeg eo © erm ra righ rt a eee Meneal ee ab Se he. we «| Crown | wool made to measure suits at | SA! ESME me ay “high- 4 : . ; bring thorne mnitars 39° a z ; a > ae ur paid x pl , . : CA? my r. Rs P ~ —~g DOLICH OR: are 22 . 850 Pie and quaditrty £vaeranteed. eor.- 62 lemrnen. cava bie of Mah: ra OVer rie! ui ‘ ‘OaKwh Ty office, state experience, salary Natural Bridge tunction. Inouire , my wal pus) oF par ime men. | ‘Deimi st Fou mn oma di live | lie a. h 1 Rd. o F.. posi- |} vany esteblished 17 years: unusua! selling weekly in commissions - a IncOme in 3 pers 7; references in first letter. Box | nk C. Boenher. . 6 ory = as. 8 a ~ ,AGUN BIACK SM? Appi Sunda’ wagton Hay oy ver ti ‘for 0, | ire for the bes ; ; de features: earn $100 per week commissions | repeat business orotected etritory en. | vs gery fowte ex with 4 Dh ; toh. as (o) Fra ree > a — : lant of _ at 4 rele mis exerience necesQseuar rornine Ory : ‘ 5 4 ‘ Abst . Pele . Los Angeles a) P tivnh in 1 ‘ La suis. Vapb s iller, Pe 6 aa i dal!» extra bonus for produc era. Write : aes dally Prank a “Machen, ott wo au - ee ‘- 7 "reer lion ra>™ 7 tap ’ — Fx 7 erienced young men: Fil NI \ —- , wr. @co4 atirouna. ‘ A ee Pits ry 7 eate r Bia 4 , ; i . las. - - = gp - a ss teh ; send os , ‘ ' 4 tk > mit, (cB? ’ immediate ‘ ‘ he iw a TAILORING (wy) : : Aon bi} , ‘ edar Rapids, I tis ef ; pertew r executive . | mercantile hou _ . [ETA] VORKEK—Exper enced roi ' Dae ‘e aia a. ) eee SS om iy Ao EY io on -VAPSERS ANI - SOLICITORS — mr Dept. 432. Race and/ Third Clactomat!, DO.) gal eave: ~—We have th "Ty +. partment; : Feng ee ne, Understands | man: steady sitio em bi nde ee. ne r 1 v “tt = . i" f. prupedt- | BAL 2 SEMAN Live: gell Olas care eiso | Savage. A EH © and other aot ae tha- ae 4 Poet Tiiepat: half ; ms WMepa teh (ec) | FLOO BCR ~— os = Sareamana tm. | F-317. Post-Dispate ath — vn vier: eugene Greeks +7 - yr ’ Fo ‘ =. } } . : ~ . qt ‘ > . F bh Sie Ted evper one 4 ~ curb eervice . Grug store FORD MEC CH. ANI Te ~ ae ng. Welle OLDERS Bench g! lueeZer jJong- er "iy reu é‘ LCced nut tix Third ‘ ‘ —— ae +y : 8 » ' | 4 J.P — } We : ot ones Wa aA 3. Power Elects Shop, Ae Manches , Le : hoe) Wee rrr rn’ pd 4 » * 4 ; . he ; ’ ‘ tC 6: : ~* F aston. | if) lpn . — ¢ 0° - ; ’ : aebie ty tT 4 rem > ; . ie rr re i ’ r) , vil > us Ty . » | eng ‘ ' - ; ; : sf : . ; ¢ ater oo li (ej 7 aff , + eH: oy pe 7 fucati 2546 Ww. | ton Mote Soins . 2 ale y ter aud Durant SAL M a :. at ry d eo *; edt} 3606 4 7 nN e 0 bibx c) - fireet ff Kk: v~ tor 0 Boul . on rey i 4: "na Log orien © F i 4: Wwras : Yh ane ; ‘ “Ye? , rare ee , cle ar) x ct vou } ; advancement, corm a3 +s so eee 2 a x ‘ +e te , ad fur ' hept Sulesfien ‘nh nes M es errr | ; = : > a, . \e = : : a: a) N * ) Lcd itsRA , .* RATOR x perience we as a . ' : . . +) i es ; 4 - re ' A. eo a a tir "4oo0re ‘ eal “mle : _- . par ys ‘ : b ' ‘ * anes my Homont |i 2h : ic. - ue store adr sses. M ust he able to ta ke i me r up letters and torms: seaiary _= ak mT ti a ee Came —_ - Vo | hase “yp sage 207 Locust. re [ Hox 411. Post-Diepateh. f«) Hiinosd ert —_ ‘ply > 'y t re tere lowe An “ oat oo DyREREEEE GEeeEe Eee Weer eenames riunitey for advancement ler et ; sd J Free ri. ? —- . , — , Ss oY 7 ‘ } ' . ; - rs “aati r ; . ' ' work OF § wiored’ clear tore 16 Years. t P Pe ob - 4 « : ae s - 7 7a _———— — ind fet psait “\ r sa x , ALESMA iti mery vr mt linings Straue Co. 26056 Leeuw (eu : g : : : 7 ad % A ef (’ ory T ; ; 2ne? 7] al *) if . iT) — | 4 i. A} PR bes , . er 4 Is u ie y I ere oo é ‘ ‘ ; ee - ae - “Oe > i! 7°?) «Toes mr & Hate Ciear Co 308 x Broad- ies of entire fa i man Box P-147. } eapeten._\* aitelion iI Bites « | Sig in goid initials for his a OLICIT For music stu Be nes —— 7 - Box 68. room 702 wes | BALESMAN—With car tte eell dress tri ~ ; : sewn! ' fen ih ——————-—— | fer those wit h experience. Bo } , : rs cre ' — —- preweny . we | charge $1.60. make $1.35: 10 order 143; ES ES ee r i ia rita ~ ; cicd dlets Minge and ler ett — GryY geods * ete , Forest afr wor n 4eMvery 4 — turning t | nust | : iment , a MAN a paper route, Cal y ews) rate for part ars and Le qrcteey. ag y vALERM » il it secticade arc » | ' $f @alier elites as towns eyr. ( cor an office. *eare and wrbuha Selisery Bee OE | | P- il. tpa-Dispatch. | Cc) id « ‘ Rox P.12 Tt) fc a i vo MTA Clan : ~ ep ST Americal Moi r ~ arm ; Soleitors and Urveanizers } fectant to business houses VITA Pine ounding Sf wots: fomen iaeion &.... : Boment 1661 SEES eee we ips oe ana ) va a . , (ost ; tat Boy erer Sit nd Ww 2 Parte yy ia i benerience afe‘er™ pagll bi nd trustworthy: ‘good OPERAT ORS Sone ie SIR. Fig? + | AGENTS nGerfu, anvent ae tiona! organization wor for m od ifica- | SAL ES SM EX——To lot eine? sel! real estate; vt aid ag al “ove : Penal recet pro ? - ‘ A te : spre \ : > aca : in, a : : - ’ Pa ; j . Ss rp} approva! ; ; CAL _— mwa wie 174 Ty Iman. 7 a mo: “ae a orange FR AM E > NAILERS or y high sé.ary; pie =, we YOUNG MAN ue office work: , a; ox iiss. Mec re Bddg , ee SS | _— ESM EN—Make “idle expenses selling | Cur toen av: and Bad 4; . — ore. Grand an * | f Gent Or \ppliy all week BA > M advancement. iHternational Shoe Co . reat = ; ; ae. a = Y , ‘ : : , . ar eat ehyy rieng, . ; M uet be experienced, or ta Otte + Lenoe ~} oe : ' ae Piles - ; ant +» ' - Thicea oe . a eC RE ie pee ’ + Prot D ‘spate eh le } men ma. , . no: JES rer do © learn auio renairine. state ex-| NORTH ST. LOU , Be dane © aor ~itonioean Oe oe é atl “wise x fenced to hand) EN” Soli anravers (100 uses) to PARTNERS WANTED | ds. ESMEN-—Who can sell coal: how le! me | reeuky; wat wih sou make this it 4 Tanc an a pte = ppensnniiaietanatin a "‘OUNG MAN—Neat. ernertence to handle . a = fwuste rr . r ° Site werk, Delmar 172A . | : ms » he T\ thier ~ |FRIIT AND VEGET “ALLE MAN—To help Ki : business: | yy, ch and hely in crue siore. 690] “age tem a Sioate. dairyinen. | PARTNER Wie =| i semen (Cath. gine Ene 0c t-Disomtch mg? er NOONAN. “SMITH ORGAN IZA ION, eon Toe lrrar re 4 ont - Digna teh na ee. j must have referen Ye I Greavaie v . eA TUSHCTS i nn hos iw? to finance —s and nO fSitie pon 3 af ett tnt hn. —ite 1 * «6 wth ESSE Gee 7 ot FA mem cali any time this . Aen a - - ‘ravo ‘s eates = = o i : “TP 1) vw hile washers tee , - -- | 366 ee end aw: Lice s ny A he et 2... T ’ 14: out on — roa ’ yal ER ; . feat ; a4 ; “Te “ : er! preon! owe alll me lee — ’ Beg iit 45404 Ls - - SALE “ME N Automobile’ af’ ra: tive Dreyt- ~ variation were | rn i ae : M“ . Li ery ond Say Sie, ‘an week. = ‘heanbe s-§ S8S : way , : “ — ie ones we: hen | ‘oe “ ‘ae .~ — - ‘ 4 nas + . = oe “- og te i? - : PART NER Wi d — invest: haif interest ow bien om .OW and medam priced far. ' BALE ser x ‘ih fey Diacing Beer: y re far i vail, rhs « s) Br) CUTT ERS — ei _ Xe eo _ BROT Swi lee pe ” in roils - Am. 7 — | * profitable. extablishing Cleaning ané!) ¢: ay Cabheany 7450 (eee | a oa soa ’ - : ° in ” ‘ - x ten dy work $s) ‘ — ' FU R ’ : ss Dx 4 wet! . GENTS» } . “- - Rox Kha Pr...) 8 — «a - - tk rege a : ; ; z ry onann ing Gu itt es ea a “4 mar TAR VM — - ee Garf te) (C2 / . ia . , ‘ : . " cl : +, ; . . ‘: . TT : ‘TA | f ‘> . - .. i , , ’ nh " ra or : ve ' ee ‘ _ ' : SA Li WA cr ‘j j ca A re . with 70 PVT le .eeabu: eb re pees | ordere he A enie con tlre. TEs: ¢- " ~ - ’ oe 5 Experienced ne othe re neec apr = band oe ” ' ~ ; , ‘ : .) ; ; : . : ; : {*? _ 4 , b} ert ty roa sale srrea D wHe has ar fine A'ite nei ns. erase 4 , radiu eas tae O@seary : oon lel mat : mine = h61 8 td “w" => rteady work. GOR ON & ©oO 11°23 Was} si. . : , ‘ :. i _ ' ae ' ; ° “mest = . ' a nm inucll lMuotiey Psege° Cail gwity Hox FR | Poet 1 anet oo) ’ | “a Chy : ’? . rer . mo: ing 6) ,errTy e o oe - ‘ ; . a . fie : ne ; ar ru “ul - le arr} : . | } ; , : .. ; (e} ; = ; : és J v — fel) ngton = ay rt . Nbing! r) : rust rar ery : _ ig } ie iner mOure@ | ¢ : - —~ - . : RALPSMAN— J IfUrarnee ed ae ' ren: ewrtate BAL. #@ Si Men. = “nen. ac) Ss 4areanteead vr = — compet ent at Decatur I) ; . ss eRe Sas : ow , ——— ane “2 os - eal . " ry “5 o ——— —— — rH XY . , at $7 : Mmeontniy ene fin oMoortinityv ent Me v . = ee . , ri — rac? wil) take pationt® | —iipen job. ’ Prank Bull, | GA RDENER— tion; greenhouse exne- , rr inishe oul ITXC M _ mera: Orth: ’ a 4 F at — ler ee ” entin ent fe emtablished ae , Ibe ye a whe aa p dey ; « erties Cie reer. pe ak , shrote, . are - T yvear round 8) ' ” . , om’ j reo wor) rw ' ta ’ az >. vl $e° . e ine, eri a age ’ 3 oe ‘Tarvtots fru if One OU wee mf —. Fee 5 fe nes rere ats - chren , =] . ; P =.. . ' “has les Mo. ele- : ri - arma i) rivate estate owner he iil o = i is Tyr . "ee - pi’ ns , ’ _— Al er! ‘ +” : wes et re $e - P D ~ = .° “Be a an : or TT ,.e* wf a°*) . 2A™O°T Dre , oe i* ! (S ence : TE be first - — | pir Miesies lies _ ig Ox in Am a - | SALE “aM FE N Kee sta vw {he cent i tng a : ° LAY En; = give interest in surplus cies Tiane Saar, — h "Eh Nowunioa ~ aiwiee iret -cluas ; B30 Me mAay (“) ming for ambitious. refined women and N MA oo partner for carni- | cunDLED ifs) vn ‘ar pat ne essary go! Write or eee Mr "marke t yr Ty «or . thorough ly expert: © drive i ost _mmont on. North- | Rome avaiiabie for — yp ae - | pemher and come expected. Box P-76.— YOCNG MAN—For shipring. » ck. walt | = rom $60 wo $100 a week: val: : investment. Call Mr. Byron "zz R. FB “h4h © Grand | it. St Levis Ble . en ipabie; beet references — se - ~! Werevthe. finie,” eid Sor exner - . Post-Dispatch ic) | on trade ete: exnerienced in wholesal- sony . your sours your own: yo de ’ L4th ot a SS SALEEMEN ee oll en “Jobu! og trade SALE AMEN pene inte direst weliing and ~ ead’ a ennsy/vauia — ae, elderly 9 P A NTR) MA N—W hite: only , experie: need auto f®rrplv : unveua! orportuni- ; liwy — ? collectione: exceptiona! prot | PART Ni H Ww d. For sma! resteuran' ; sell a fewt-eco! ‘ing Time of ie « ‘ware Ne tn@ke teal mune sempliee of (ym atl : @ell — ALA! Call Monday aaa? Fousj- Dignateh. | need apply Union Station Lunghroom j ts ary | _ experience in | ' for on Pvielrame. by Rag — cvod opportunity; splendid location timete Clear Co. Raltimore MA ‘ : ‘ wig) es ery oF e aa . gt sam ¢ . . i = full . . (oe worth Mills ne e T¢ 4050 a) ve ea ee ae EN Mea ess ; Satie Creek training Ce TRAE Grainers and Stripers PAPER A ANGERS—Forest 7334R. — YOUNG M AN—Protestant. + with cond e4u- ACENTS—Go into. crispette business | PARTNER—With eapital for new inven. SALESMEX—To call on n hotel. baker end | : i —— pa Pix: “An nd machine han hands, ON POBSENGER CaR WORK. % Frank!in = “profits $3000 r months PART NER Ww i Battery business Si ots SA LY SMEN—Part time or fall, theme: raugfacturer wale oe *e e8 | ioe. The livers: a: Teouls Mo. ..Mo.. Rr. AR. 2 Rox _ 208 lman Tl. o , See (“ert wr’ oo he tri Cs 1s) 7 tion la’ ge organize thm : ary ranid ¥ ‘ . ro WN riie far ~ Lene " yieres«t ‘ hante i. oo a trade berlen: ° not reiuiced Nbera' srPty Stu, an ’ . early. - — . “so neem on. with tools Call PUL g. CORP. (c2) LARMICINT- —Reuiatered steady rancement to a : > 6 . . re : . ; on f : , raction!, will go to Lae eo: 7 Mm RinAns LOO Shenandoah |GROCERY CLERKR—With exnerience and | * * on: thee be xvod ¢liround man. A pois Mon ms morning omnis © | AGENTE— Diamond ri senention: amag- ARTNER Gtd-—Semall capital filling 1) Rete :, Vrite Meareu, 283 » ont t Five . : ites ra #! end) , ‘c) pe . ae 4 8 reference Box P 56 Post. Dispatch ; “S } dren i J “\ ae > vines . “4 . t st : : : r — " Rs za ; at ant oe oat = oie , . tu therm aute bn UE } \ rep . ah op * nd - AL » mM », Me Thes® aumbetener & vpertwuhirs . Fin oe oe Aa pevenwa® al (me hany G64 —— | ¥ RB r ) ome MONUMION-| GROCER GLI IRKS—Expertenced Apply om ' re TRRE® YOrNG MEN orld ANZ, Se ie: aeciee ted Mive £9. 1408-10 Chest vant 11) demons imters for pattie n eut- 2 otP — SiO. = vemriy: => mt or ers ty oor comnt es ” 2 “bh - a m Monday PH TY FINISHER rue Tir nced Ona ~ ‘ ¢ hiehe'r . ad ° or af! ing : - 32 : ide i“ eting hun- ° ' Lat x etudic. Mus-ce#! Art lere amet : > Ore nd . Y aarer Rea R-415.: - —- — Also bricklarer: “B- per Se outens 8 Te ed: opiy | mher oke dns Re “. - KB. ALPRICH 301° Sone Th * profite for live nut - . : es eae £2Perience Rox K-52 PD. | GROCERY CLERK—PpPxperience: 1 Uni n. | PLASTERER—CUnion or nonunion. white | wre a) eundgy 08 , o, Dept. A. Salisbury, | PARTNER Wid —Rooming house i. LisMaAK——¥ a - ; Monday morning. Cénrad’s, 114 = : alot os —- i > te (i oo. , 88 “vor 3 ge encumbered voung Woman geod vropos! BAL es ~—V¥er 7 : a ef inble: ve pe Gay Cabany | ic? oF Cet eree Grand S839M ~~~ a= 4 7 ; . or mil | 4 —— aA es ti sma) amount of money needet. flex “rive truck =] » rt ‘ane icy PLASTERE R—Nonunion Call y. tary organization 1% hore every AG ENTS—New invention: $100 week eas 3, “ky muet heve papition Tiret-cigas ome “hole ne HANDY MAN—$50 month, 1708 5. = isen. | $624 Wi ning ton Thureley night: ray $1 to $3 guaran. | ly made wonderful saies kit does ae! R-37. Pom -Diesetc yy - irl ee Tie Bees ; PER— bic per hour. ; ler ‘7 ; ; chan-| teed. Fiex P-73 PostDismmtch (eR) i a re Ril vermice i. jz es AG Allison av ic) Pri te ERERS—Two irst-Gass inecha — ICAL. NUREE—Ejdent>. would the Sar ioe cama S208 Alabama. |\TOUNG MEN—I16 to 24 years. for eales ~ moar confindment wee. best of © OW Fr Deir : — per dey: must be good none inte! ORF , no cubs Aprivy 4450 La , Tremalarm . Lep 107. ciede. Sunday morning. ‘o) Periodical Sales Co.. 223 Frisco Bidg. trojt. Mich. me. Delmar 6662 v a — ; ead iTRESR— Experlenoed. wanis work " oS. Vandeventer” framing.

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>» 1GB post LOT ge 350 MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS are seeking employment—PUT 1 THEM TO WORK. POST-DISPATCH WANTED SALESMEN WANTED > +SALESMEN WANTED HELP WTD.—MISCELLAN’US | HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.— WOMEN. GIRLS HELP w TD.— WOMEN, GIRLS | $a ’ > ¢ , and chil- | WOMEN—Easv salen; ; | . o —_ —_——— _— —-s - - apts M4 —Travei Eastern Miusour an —— ane | = wu ™%! ” ae i en ee Boe sj lnd, | Aten ert aa ~ Sa asa | GaP MAKERS 5 wi — rienced. steady | HOT aera! WOMa N— Take Op cCOmMmMiaRION las» : . at a, Oe ee a 4 work ta om : "4 x SEGI =~ SP eCI Poster Marquette Hote! — - ff. RA Pk iS WELL AND FAVOR ABI «¥ S23 esmen Wante Pine. St - Aimy um tap Co. FS — an before noon gndar | U NION EC AL y amon a ae of & L- €A ES NMEN ~ 2 NUM ! . “ a 4 ES ALL FX RMS OF . L- ~e me ’ + ™ ie? 4741 ——— ig) ee? ooeratcor = ane 4r-eagee away “all stor 1442 : sanitary Recessty : ) > of ambitens Catholic: 1 need the services : ; ‘ONTRACTS AN! PAYTS_A MOST ov, he of th HELP Bot SEGIzL— For “ae: a — experiencad NGELICA , JACKET - atieié pi. ettes. Be ce young men toe fill the \« LIRERAL COMMISSION WE FURNISH! Mus + —WOMEN, ; (L—For genera! work ard | > ; , : OMAN—4 - -~ | quired canc Toads (hrourt premetions to «4 LFaADS AND NSTR ‘ T NEW ‘RA LES- wah of the bet ter class. Leads } —_—____ P WTD.— ~~‘ 4 GIRLS ay care of eid. references. Rox C CO 1421 Ove _» * figor ‘cd retars for | ~ a i. i a jen: com’. fat I cies | GEN nite Ceantvos, af Pacey | Cernisbed: wevcesited sa.cpscetion 00) Se | Batts. “Poet Tnewanch _188 OPERATORS any 4108 MicRen. eas Men) Stacy WR Soicmm s ne eS your earnings cat POR SE\ERAL. MEN "axD WOMEN. the right parties. Apply in 5. Euchd CSEGIRL—Or middie-aget woman. for — WOMAN—WMiddle-aged Car ee LAIM £S—Fy] ' A ed > Mancek. 414 Wainerian: Ride | CALL. ANY Da¥ FROY. 8 TO. oe a Oe APPLICANTs ; _feneral housew ocak | experienced on woolen atholic: more for Dem . ae} Ci eke peseeve LIFE co. 1308 HOLLYWOOD BU ILDING CO.,! schoo! wi Wid —for_nutees treinias| German ‘Se tosis County. 3502 C Experienced gris ~an make “325 wae on a poms Sep wees. 205% Les ev. Cee onetrare new MAN—With car. our - EYNDICATE TRUST BLDG re 5a: 7 East » 2 Oia Ward xs —— Aarons BOC nine: St teuis County — ee ap Steady work Guarentess ~ zx 13 Go. tc) ae es Gealece: ell-vuleauizing tire beot fe ge ans Maui Seis is bot an ordinary real 593 aston av., room 2. Pacteshen’ Shore Hospital a aoe ntemdent South —— oe — i=. Serer Nice cool place to work Expert _ WOMAN ——Eideriy. care for bev 4 vears | on Quien tan otc Sie . Petch, he | a® Gide Tine wii) mar ai! es'ate sales proposition The man ww 3156. (e2) SEACTY OPER all -=* ove ! , tors LANG KOHN MPG. CD | 1403. a =@ te o 45 >. m=. Call Sunday. Chicago. 1 At... AA~ : ph ee expeness Gales Cusaranteed | Wert is ore Who has tn jhe past and cam , sownteet oe at in | RocsE a — | _ 1408 Leenst Sth floor fc} | OSA N. 25th — NTS a , a! ts OO Per cent Armrertnoan Luxir now commend a Sealer of $10 wer em Se Se eee BILLING 31S5s/ tc . $s GIR! — te for = ners jeune OPERATORS tf ni att ser Wo MASN- —Setiled. white. for bousework A- ies — Le” Memphis Tran } mont? This peslitien wil require '*© ae “ a Neti MACHINE OPERATOR — Blot: ork 2 alter 3 480" Perk? ee > A I inery ma- | ; mn famil of 2: no waahing. 5853) an WOMEN “ bN——Bxrerterced epecie!! ac.|) Weeks of your ime © S Lows and two SALESMAN — experienced in —— Box A-154. Post- Dispatch (eo) | —Dgimar 32 co? SF 2 RS OS ENE _(e) ; chine. and t Washington. Ist floor weet Between 15 and 40 with eae a an ces tedb in mM. iovis || VeTk® freve! of primey Co. operatea | = §6bouse-to-house selli BINDER GIRi—Exverienced 9 | qOCsESIBE Caary as ee aT o N Mit IN Pory of 2 furnished rooms over xsarazke 1 $3080 ‘a s Pp agemedl. meker Theres . Anes mi*teeh BM ane , ae a ‘ir aseoriater are anne oOo "he | “A on $1 °s - » ’ HOC Sar imi-Wbite ‘¢%o ton general bouse- ~ I ERY Cc c ) rs 434° Deimar ~ year n ene” Holtman mam See: “ = hex ~~ > 18 less me” r + he reeaurt. oa $ a - Lo weekly for right men \XPERIEN NCE ork. A - . . ~ * * - _ 17 Li wow - — ihe ‘cation ik ti ret eter. Fr My " eet ; ‘ . - . . E> soiy 5145 Earicm*. Forest - . OM AN—Stromge Deer’ -" rs — 4 h a : ‘ »a!ineg i'w. Woods ere Gunne. SA YS bets WorgkE ng Fabel «tral > ’ D BIN DERS an: Ww a ingt z on eer. 2.. whi _. te take Er Wash: 7 i. a — ee. 7 : 4 ivercy- nn . : — . , fru? TI q« Seale : ’ rw we . i as - . g t week! | _—=EeeEEeEeeee - on. { } are * im% aK a aay - TP wat be (hrwt ) rn : “ * a » . oa” 2 nm 9 fenced, end Gisirict|| Cyn "Time at Room BOs Majestic Hote. salary plus semi-monthly ben 4 on Sewing Machines HOUSEGINi—Yeure. white, genre, aH C)| scientist or one imverseed om coleme |ARE YOT-A PS eee ots = S872 Demer__ic) - E a | WOMAN—Modern. for sewing must be | CUNFINED IN Ingu‘re Newstead Theater | “= [oem - : Presse = " . ate ota . : OC.» oo. but @ ron) tailored mah, mando fron men’s furnishings salesmen; must Olive Street. (ec) | BOCKKEE PER AND ras = aor aa a | xperienced on ladies’ velvet | ee in carpet sewing agriy | ALL DAT a — = eu uw? . nr ; on _ ' - » o . =) , —_ —_ _ ’ > - ’ 7] Pe co-operation given inves ’ . hbawe jarge wreonal following: & ’ suranc state exper ence oe = — are hats: perm e | Le a Jottersor Hotel. 12th and) SAIL FA rovead Mig i ieee +> ae “ - in saree pet n : L : i ot ve — B—.. in first letter "ines pox Pa | ane a ne: sme Aam ne — an nt positions year Locust. Monday c) GIvExX aA ~ as ‘ s ary > 9 : , : , 7 sca meee ceceaeeeemeceneeeemeaemeneeaneremaceecnaceaaaeneaaremnaaaraeatamn anata cneemanaaeneenanmmnanmeaaaemmes . ~ : r : | P v3 . ‘ew (yr ww. . : -- ge tn Aarons. || splendid opportunity st oot State | seostDrceeeee B~- ser’ Mus ver * eee a : > ee house ork - t sm band! Sos — in ue oo operate (expenence, reference, ete. ‘_orrTe fo ow up leads to "re ace. state experienc castle 4 =3 ate of ' HOT —s ER— | ter a.m Dechert Willams. i Der woole fe expenses ang bonus, gog REALT CO. nee TOC ALL ON TRORLICHT-DUNCKER, ° sety Monday. | tweet 9 204 ss = WE & ALKER NECK-)| Cure st ‘& 4475 +> v oe -% oa _ . re ‘ ~ ° - igor : —— ——— eos a : 7 wG : f ge SR hay oy ee Oe is LIVE LEADS ONLY | Locust at Twelfth. HOUSEKEEPER—For | working | Tat? AR FACTORY, 16th and} ‘o> Sensal office "work In wholemie 7 istien eee po Ce. [05 Wiive | nin ie a eet: teteneh . | oe, “motheriess home: no bers wanted. 1434 T nenst Sth fi | | sea general office work in whdlemie | ‘7 Mice line men for strone le es | Money agp lect 2 » | ge wi _ me : a nn State ame. expe: enc ce. s4lacy | It as cea ar +. v , £00 ‘eit ef Cosine “gy some know Ree | f lime of Gdrepery foods anc lace curtains | cainene hours a day snc a Crs Hos P-401 P.-D >i BOUS a Na ~en — — eeving. but do not Want stence- Fi # rect from the New Eariand ~ —_~ oo all ce is : orf! 960 to one bleck * “Had SERMATOWOO . } BOL EKEEPER — Middle-aged _ marred PAN TS OPER ATOR: rapher ane#er 'n on rardewritire stat- : Tllimed omeel SALESMEN ¢ prefer men whe have sold stock. ad-| Aie-aged Liberty H rec: setiec: mid! + WOEESS 50F FOUmEInE house. i315 Frans- ~S S ing age. experience. reference. salaty e=-| & He ae ggpmetng ertising and rea! estat | —— Liberty Hore. 72> XN. ofr | TAK BM: PERMANENT GOOD-PAY- whens ete. Fox K-318 P “P _D. fe) two referenc ers. Burne NE nEP 2 : ee ee ee ae Meee | a aaa _o~- phy ~ Addreseograph | HOCSEREE ———, “Middle-aged witte wom ERAT ORS WHO pot eaten Pants op. | *CUNS ns To take Up nursing. |S. rifth os . aor ar wy sy: Ant ME. : IN a Oe et for Mr. Hobts.| 4. S- —— — ; is > ; ¢ a ~ - et Stare | " si} rt - ~~ ‘on . ohator > _ ~ . —- : rt . : Libert Hos?r' e peas ys SURETY FIRM HAVE. aN 2 are ouaman | tive. amewer fully, statin ners. | HOCH a. Webs ; as _Sree=z RICE-STIX PANTS FACTORT ‘ al. 4508 Wash:ne on ; noume df $130, montr OPENING POR A GOOD SaLEs | emcee education. salary — B.. git. ~» -dge~-y - ER—for widowers home. ‘e __1IITH AND S&T. CHARLES af ; | ws : . awineinel gum: $ an - : Sarh HIM LES- wees wins. ex epanr go =e - ar) + ou, je bake fun. charge. call Sunday or write. PIAN) TEACHER . ES 2Ts ! + ING FRA — + te a ated -9rare = 25 Ro aks E SPE: melt. ee x = F-53. Post-| V2 "4 st Bast St. Louis. Ul. East . Ht Wants 71041 ~—— SSERS ; _ wore: m an, 2s gs ~*~ = ~ EA ras ; > etl ’ ye BB me o. ational business srstems ope 1 is. 43662 : Sa ee a eseons. Fs-« y 36 oe = a * * 22th Underwriters,.141 Sr:t.e LEARNING WITH AN — a, att, — ee SA interesting wo'k eee ~ HBOULSEREEPER—Set: Gpencumberea | ~ “> OPERATOR—E ape: enced. and! EN ‘srool—F: cee eae amo od _ 99 EXCEPTIONA PPORTUNITTY diately for St. Louis to enter | COOK—For ei ot Sa amo moter emp. loved Hodament; Launéry “1745 Se ee CANVA§SER— House-to-heuse . condition. Forest 30735 — Ty. need Dera readste ~ DVANCE AND INCREASE Ju ‘aes We want men 28 +o s x woh Ml ane experienved [Sis —— a bh Aa 6411 Derby.’ ; R Se. OPeea a _ eB I _ reas tate fer seale° clive experience | @WINGING STAGE Ee fost. $5 tot oo — —s, mefehects working +h rourc Te INCOME SEE MANAGE 40 whe understand business ars- ~~ ° —e————EE | HOUSER BEPER—By priest 2 a country #ies clothe ATOR—Exper-sced on ia- | —owx_R-2i6. FPost-'spsai=m $2.50. cornice | $1356 Bottine Co. St. Levis for 2-19 PIERCE BLiss c) tems or hare had accounting or : a references. 4815 Lindel | paras: ene whe Soar & i home More: Mer-mpollt nes. Aoviy Monty morning aN» ASSES Ste aay 7 “ss — “y? led @rimk ¢.spense: executive experience Salary and - ee" Lal oe ~ “ —_ pacar - De ; - | “see ‘Cowtne. Ss AT E te N- Te se} we —, experiei Ma seceiien, ae Peace i we experien et | SOC SEKEEPER — ¥ , gene: ral a Moellar a a ‘co, $22 ; inte sth. | “> Cooeus: “2 Pl ¥ 14i5 3 Pine. Mr. B. a hh. | . r ‘orn a ~Lucet yy «ff La Uraxri. > ’ r r _roena PO ne Ae nti nl 11 re : -3 > ¥ Borel, St Louis. Suntay mere ng SME? —To sell Hoover present income. Box A-203. Post- Q ee Se os housework: Widower anc - §¢™ er song. | PRESSER— Expemer «i on & ks —-* Cas . ASSERS— Ho t i i - Ss " Dispa toh 3 (HOR White. tor school ae cot home: $25 per month. Box P-S2,} Bros. Cleasing & [byein et ome ase te Routes. well-ad- Tt oe ereft on ar Sil? euctien oweepers through ences Box _P-ae Ab “Po - Oe ae eteria. rete Boe: Inepaich 2 tor — Sia, Eas : ? P » ._. * ; : —_ _ ~ — — et LSD ate >F sath Sh L = aa se “eur —- . ; rl Little Red Var Famous-Barr Co. Apply Se EAE On a “i CO) K— WV oman for restaurant. ust HOUSEKEEPER—For mothericss home P SSERS aay eee “— ma em ah wor e yy - rest poe _ . middle-aged. white: more for heme tha RE: : ane ae. Weer: express N. taylor. Tr S Ww Grand eee gee sit ON wages. ‘Cali Grand 5335. 2% 1 M x Exrverte : Pe a S KRIDDIEY PLAY st oe Sunrv . building compen’ a oe Eee ae ay eling alesman ant os Guu — Whites tnd . | ae ner maces CS Cremass Cnt aoe. AD Be ay, factory to hom Day sales- : l= ° te Oa ~ ‘t = md e |; . i sas —_—_— > | 327 Ay-* , - Ww oS Vv NT aN - _ a = wwt Lave ex oerlynr — . —— ——~ —-— 7 Be LET a Be _ aii i : z mo. ney Gaily “ a de _iveriwz . wae aOe so euting -=- sfD—Ch ggg a gg . — — Re B-231 ost .Oen : = SOME RA. D A erie co POR, AS AP sane —— $50 per morth. Fe tape. Wrie quick. Suver-Tex Co. YEARS A TERRITORY ANY GOOD Box P-177 Poar-Pispat-h 2a 4opreferrec.; * = gene Ege esic. state age. matrimo- = m anne! ame .— — good par. Miss Everiy. 214! PR a w “ace Albert. 1 Matis: mrtce selip tt an ae oa_s"s Chicam ae ; ‘Sal2) e . ch oi 2 a tirade corenmg « : Pte. = necessary Address 165. Balti- | 5+. RES THis is A ‘PERM ANENT./ aa mience. Dy June 30 6600 Wasb- Are ie Sol st omar coand 44°50. PUPIL, NURSES—Appiy Josepn ——- | EEE 9 wert for e:ther rull or py Grand 260 > —— —- _B Re J be : State towPhandice bieh-eredse acvue > = pore. Bie HIGHLY-Pal POSTTTON MEXICAN x = Hw) SEW _— : a. = _ gal 1430 = Grand Hine Hosvi-; time . Ay — or Salbeustae, —— GaRBONATO! - f ticle. Libera] commiesior exre « —— UWIGHTIN ; sramnge battery @quannetnd: AMER!’ aN HAT CO.. 1723 LOCUST. ie} oo 24. @hite weenes. artente |: howe sete MA aster White. for several) BSCEPTIONL=T— Yous ‘ u tiftul ow | S75: used a zs ~ ye successful men cons) o- rages ae ~—— ae an : zw 1 proc?) intrecdsuci = = , “ il : 7 SA wes ~ . MA> ! ing 52.. Mi. Fes’ _Ming sig ep res ta oh ‘2 Puce prepare lunch a: here and sell > ---Perkse Parceh Lanuncry 124 Olice (2 SHIRT FINISH ER-- Experienced ho for men. ——wayp * insured hosiery | star =—pewily invented fast » “£ aa “ excelent *) a. en ) 9 Tactory emp loves same 22009 | xa : _—— ; oh ee NY _— new send contin rienc iy . O : ren: ST styles. #&) | ———— ' ean tl Sug-proef ball gum — “t10- om ports St sma ie pute . a. ‘ “> Ves Washingcion ar Coenéine a — LAL) Tt wash Tuesiars irs. Jud- $3°5 F — — West End Laun ‘try | colors: guaranteed /¢ moenths: mid-cum | ae aie ii ’ . ) a itos—s Len 0 | 6and —s sowow m sor fer ene a + rie me: . as es “-8 Box R-it2 Pos -! «pat? 4 —T Ww = q , “2 — poment_} +3 : os _ eS 282 ba! > = E:g3? 2 » amet a 4 : re ed a | SED = mee cer make $100) mor h) wc | MEN—T . @enenda b — we ; => \COPY BOLDER-—Expnerences_ cao Win LAI T— - : SS mples. spare tiee will ename! SaEEOMAN—Eeieblieted and ecine ova; | WES) foe more Nee wooo eats «= NATURAI | eneed. Apply ELY & WALK. |“2''2", Say S325" = BLY @ Wa Experieneed only | O-chee Testi Con W 170. 528. Giace: | for Denter: emne>e ve wire on icamaD heat - : » eo Boose oa x 4 waceion DOS: ; ps a EGG we *, » Db - ry - - - ye Z = He pescasrent .=34 N_ i4th = Loaidibiaaidll & W ~ . ss’. ienecnhiememmnnitabiien . Ralert Us me -er- Morea evens om - ~ ¥ - ¥ : Se 7 § Tt ~a me ‘ aoe wre ass dae - me E R i At ER Bi WM r ACTORY ; rr Ve T—_wie@e are he} bon sework > ALKER HIRT FAC. SA Les LAL YT—F¥ PUunz. ury g00d8. experi- — © Léa > 706-05 Virtera Mite. B2y sat i bir eres Cave (SCM SHAMPOO 1212 South Sth St. “apadry. im exchange for room. Sex TORY. 1200 S. Sth st. >) | enced and referenne. Sigs 5 Grand |@ oF cal ] : ora = 4 >> ae | ~rwe? cowry? — a ae Ce . ets = Ae. ad “OS. - .48>a* ie ———______— —_ SALESLADYT - Varn = z= a cama + or s,s : 4 x oe BEE 2 Bid ole a | eck = “+ to . = r- _———— soon. eal / = , JERE : lim 2 . i kLEcCT 2 ed Frene Cemirs! ple: = a : 3} Sa i AND ease STRLBEUTERS pPa.d emplete salee oulfit free — ‘Getto - the Trnieor who have a follewing among ¥ OS1 27 a qi es Hats RR . “ec ec essa 7 we train and per 7 a On all North Poeie Fur ¢ LT2®? Frank’ *n sc®) | @ar. DReO: ; varant 8 eure anna tihe-aran® i aan akibea- i . ~ -~ we ify. martmet aanent ——— “- rTraDEes To do needie -work in hom an eU ++ Tone ~ . _Crescent Cc merry. S223 FE , ——— : Sales™mer earning Dig ™MOTe’ “tr. Mo > Baltumore Bids. Kansas 1m reat "Bal ‘e race . > ae 2 DBAPERS—Must be exuereac ——- ona s *ur et an Bh =A eS, ° na ‘ i SCULOTS, L nion Special Ss LEsiat ——e > S--° Fashea _£_tc# | PAN—ilGinc’. @ Man a preagect. Limites terete y/\ SIDELINE @ALESMEN—Otsktae aman “@™* “ochre = oo 3 iresses. good Dar “ateade work Tiniten| UCwars inciose amped envelspe. Smith | OP** StOrs, also pressers w egee: icy or 3 "a CF ‘Art | = fair_S4li = . le cr: ote _ towns $23 to $100 weekly extra ° NY ee Sale? Sires eo Washinetan i. | wewpity Art Co. Biaace. O& p 2 ons : oe ‘ | Building. ae A —Newr , ace ae “a: f eo eee ee eee add ATU RAL taty DRESS oS r o_o tRYD > Ter s : | aoe oreo || ory: stave ine carried ene vecritary coe SHAMPOO s: DRESSMAKERS AND FINIsHERS—@x. | (DOT So. pr as> poet Diomptce oe MFG. CO. SALESLADIES—The MERMAID ine of| 93683. ‘kon eel. pmoner we have a. proves: | B40 eae > Sune Co. Dex. 8%. 70 Put Pui ie AMPOO CO | Mary ane av. paine Seule. 4906-05 .7+-xkDRESS— White a er — 4 and Madison | epeartuns ee Te ene L. ~. | PANS—16-ince ‘ s whict ; ll “hice — utnam | ion Dar ° | a ene . a ee le Shite. f 0} Qont t : poortun ist rn | will merit Four conside: ation ®e want 13 b | SALESLAD! ES—wWe have a food Dro posi - raNns— rar and @ie «an arpprecap tt aver ' AP ~o 7h anc are ; * worse & -- ¥ “gts © actr® 7aearer 4041 @: , ST ‘om that eggressive iad - Site | - or rept. @? gelling thts @rade car on coc} ~ ae te a future A eoly Mea ve > Boadway ean y 0 SAT RDEY BELP_bwacemes = SS. ams. , -—____. _and Lucas (e); Hke bot cakes: bic Mb... A. -., Market +t. Otte —— ~* =a . r ee room J3¢ ~ . ; _ ‘ ;" ise 5 + Seand ; he @ 2: Dia prc? ; - gees ak - - 3 ee .— “ ne is gg poe | Hotel Curties Candy Co. Clart ize . FORE LADY Experienced ped _2 pes ¢ hee monet Appir # — SHOE > V ORKERS } mead Organizacion. Suite if] x | aces 5 ° 34h oe Jetters> a i i? ist “. : A ire , 3 = ~?—-e-e -“*,, e charge “pt aioe. WW enra. Dem-) =; saLeamtx—Por 7 tp chase Nee a va@ies | Gteer Ce a — ‘ea tate. Ea timore ALL ST LOL Is Is Won. " SS°s5 : one L. at NDR = grade + Be factory making > “i ders for a missien secte'y: work is clean | iT3® Ralieway wtth effec: we @! pect adventisnag THE : Sa Sm - Sean - ‘Who ean tare charge of ee 4 Fa y HELP lent vesitier ea oe am aml Clark. tive S29 S87] t awetion. o 0 oe ; ay “ort? ori ra ni® : 7a on = — z 2 ness Ro > - - - - vt ilies |! leis fon TT ant, } e380 & . ‘ 7 —_— 7" - SOLI : T “Ve > sve “ae : to $12. 000" ennually to producers He a moeee € —eace secessar: Write PAY —YOL R MONEY B ACK BR 1 ae " sepa i, ee poem bility “Omen. gyAranteed $i and bonus. yermape tt positiens to ‘toner 3 nt Gesk fans, a) co“? Mw with nighis racec firm in ‘canes yous of Bihenceck-& “o.. Dept. S35. Chicago > Dox _P- +h. Post- Dispa te MALiMWhite genera housewors Mery - Sty io. 2609 FNorth Market who uaify. ‘Ame: , Bes: (fans, «!ternmatine ee eration over JO yr a Saves Manager 71 TIRE Sa LESMEN—Young ~xexressive —DEED TO PROPERTY ny . ¢ Armstrong. Cadany 531264 - --abaar 29056 ._ Aamitenan th. a ag oe = | naust fans sliahtiv = ———S Ss on, i, ee 4 i neee Tree a c €an .° .-. ome —_ h — _ ~ " a [RL—F: ° "eo — = - Mw 4 TI West main | EN wn ‘TIER—On ‘ac eng — > ; - ‘ a, A LESMAN- os vw * "a for rs aed ~ commer - — diet Dater DE ED IN Cc ASE OF DE n "Florist. 1318 , 8. ass aaameentineindl au.ce By Rm ene must SALESLADIES—Can use 3 experienced 2 Se or ~S FiaY ui—Call Monday oes fal yt ell acevainted with depart. P-378 Post-F snat “ - oe TH GIR L—sétron ~ ee gr > ados ’ one . eser i's 4233 —‘a—. - -Eeers & -/2¢ eutside selling. salary and cemmissi¢n ey t tes = : ennectec with one of Centra’ Paver Ros > Ae Line Juosew Or a g00c wages references - P l Rr L I Cc IT T » stm ery _s fi or wes" ~~ “ ¥ ‘i “=4 — -— — ‘ Ni +S SRAPHER Gene r al 4 Ttaori’ ¥ guaran’eed one -_ BS te | den ag \ cincingly talk ‘ransportation Riefilme (7 ING |! | GIRL—White geaeral housework Gab. | referred. Apoiy Garmes Hoemtal. TENOGRAPHER—General office and | $95 “Snips wonderful seltas outtt: ne Sid. “8 ny mobile Cn 2241 S Joffe = - a ar aers and >reeenrt a si ek and —— Gin —For a * —— . MARCET ——— A ene sien — 4 ve ™ =| 2 "ary af ase _— ~ Phnom bar — ef a | aD" 40> | peolierw If wreverty oresent - . ~~ neral fice work in West AB SLA FOunG eoermtor: ais0 8 | one Pt fe a ae me OSES oS etree . | eg ee RR banker will ber. Reev'ire ne ge 4 REAL ESTATE EXPERI ea. _Box F tae _ Post-Dispateb —— —— 63. S875 =— "Gl APHER—Who is exper names ye = a Se SS et oe ae — ° = ns =’ —_ Ji Dawei, er ~ 5 tae Se. A. ton. —. 2. / ~ on . - reo. . C = ; ir.y ; - n 2 SALESMA! Distribe: ee mm Jefferson City ) erer ” om Aé. 3412 N. Clark sot. —_ eh A A SAR aduitea man. sor genera. housework ° MARKERS —For shirt and —-— . aout ene seine portunity to become * Sa.¢s Marc =O @ aie ‘ @ Vicinity tf capeadice. with CDicaer ENC E U VN - JTan a37 22 and collar wer S.an = genera_ an - ) an investment | min ay . ~*. EC ESSARY Sei _ a... foidern. West End Law 25 Lug - 3 : ager’ in Ddutter- nent position wth « «ree “i+eou a of srtoo mn — ’ =F . ~ - z1R —ue Vi & 2 °s Laundcrr 432 os ax Out DeSs Box P-# Pp ) : eeceure the exclusive selling > CAR LESMWAN—Ome wo can | mad Ste general housework. sma’ ner ‘ » 27> — _ : ~=t-Dispatch. ic} ia tion this pesiticen “~Punmim™s Yo - : -- tt ee ae electrie device for | an he : oe future for mht mas ~ wy vy ~ a!) Riversize 1624). -2 wr INER Ate aL — ore APHER—Experienced must be *#*4#* from St. Lous % : make big Tomer; can be seid =~, DAS] msruEnNG Seuth Side Nash | GIRL—Are 25 whe can do ha: oe “_i¢ = Na ention; s™ma.l store S188 @est anc accurate bermanent position time. Call or vrite Mr. We ” Prcpe Cabany - ——————S ee Co. 206 a -_ und: D _— uritan PRarmaceutic 310 5S » oe \ ~~~ “4 here See few days. Swoxyl VENDING MACHIN y SALESMEN SELL, SEE US a tae aoe S__ieffervon, | “MILLINERY OPERATORS” Barter: — my nein, 2 eS ee | Jeffersen Cr > Maéiscn el, | Get cur new propesitl 10 commis ; ae ent MAAS. DOCKet Makers gnc Thoreuch!y expertenced on STENUGRAPHER—Rapid > —_- 4; =e = oo Aa 7. Canfornia and Tennessee tw 3878 & le. Dect aD inner Mint | 1} soMamRs makers. Anviy af ence 1006 | 82 cnpertunity for a real vos — — typist for dictaphone: Me. , enyg tomer “La Sa LESLADIES t 4 Siee open for representation. ie ottage Greve._sr. Chicago. — ———— ~.| salary no obtect rea. ‘Gon. yearly shawthamn mom ast take «ome _ LINGERIE LINE 7M Teu cen mak ~ | YOUNG MEN—We will , WE CAN T SE FIVE MORE GrRnu © woman ¢ cassis: in PEGGY ew 7 giri Pet . '¢ — coe fer rie ME S$ HOSE MEN'S = en every Davis’ an ouerame of cante ase between ‘2h, and 35 arvli- x | Ay near city limits “—— Wo" SiS _ SS. Setferges eT gy FO aay Manufacturers, 1209 |. -o™s — the Some ; maeace-lO-ercer #4 ti tf. «cmt ‘ = years. ME?’ : ax 25-9 Mone os : —_ — e tae consumer not hare ts | feature price. vosi-| Ooersion interview, rf. S Smoeden i oe 7 Millinery Trimmers ="880c8+?s©8—t voone lady wim | Tustnted catalonue cont : : ae Inte Gs ~~ ng fer ff lin n4 thems . -—To vo a ith wl tatpin ually Searal lvtlee imeure bie oun fotMoerrow between 8 and I! > Pe eftice work know lee ar e: =e3era. Ex verienced a ‘ents e otfer free use ariwate a ast = . catalegue cont g¢ sratrhes ~ : tree 345 double — va vur Cleaner Co aq)? Bo uit . ~-uress PROTEC ‘orre Rex 4.194 _ ~ roVaz pre @- wen me trimrmers = ladies bats and stenogTapfic = = oe | Raron siika. breadc iothe. etc. a i3 VALID CHAIRS : ros. Send ve 2 outht, | 613 Locust We! Bae ae Seng. CTED ENDOWMENT | GIni— For eencral off _Post- Dis o) | eecdy position. good pay every comven-| ‘or attention SS en ee ee making Dia comm@samons. | | oF rent, tress. i a@etaies fest S48 > : . " = R TY Vi | GIRL —For general office work: state ¢ul- bee oy ~~ em bomen tn a ie te BSER. Eranch Supervisor +59" Dei. | ings. supporters. H. Tetiorime Co Cipcin 25. P. HM ARE YOU A 100 PER CENT SALESMAN EAL DEPT. og rence. reterences and salary Pex — 1208 SROS. MILLINERY eran ——* FST A-3 74. Post-Dis. | mar . oie a | | Se old reliable agverisine pencer: 2/105 N. &TH ST , Si ee CE gee ee STENOGRAPRER-TYPIST — Single. gen- | SALESWOMEN—S$15 9 Guy in your home | INVALID WHEEL CHA z : — tous —~ ve ter hist on i ~ a TIRE _the errtce of a. — oe ‘ . ‘ c2 yee ge renera. a. use {se Wor email) MILLIN ERY DESIG NER —— i. aa — +9 years of age ~~" 28- com mun ty entirely newt ss img pian ; For eale or esverienced ssesmen han! micemas: Jone Sho fs cagase | weet: T'sde2 500 Adelzide. ‘irst floor ent Dosition eld cemcern: goed starting | 3° sxEemence or nvestmene. we furnien | © ery teac-1p0om. te edd uo a nea > , _ 4 a 4 b! x » aa re? Z . . eo _ a | - a. * 5 oe 7 : , : wea Ine > ee Drill Ji | wade gt Cincimnat: — Apriy 830 , —— SS _ Experienced on iadies’ bats: plenty of ernoen ancement. Aocviy Mender ar- everything ‘inclucéimz sute od relmbic Linde! 2007 Dusi nes ag tg BS OS © Pi 2IRLS—Experienced on ore work. il Ben | ohen a. 4) Ss. |. Crawferd. Hotel Stat-; “ompeny) cer 150 fest selling sroducts ‘TRONIRG MA Sbere) bon nw ae edvert.s — Seadcr work > 4 oan . machines: | ed sau se lefterson ———— threudch sur method row start ma*'ne 420 | en. Give ALARY AND BONT'S ' War 4th floor yeas 507 N Broad. | MODEL—Exverienced. size 14 to model STEN GRAPHE = — | maney at once: exclusive terrftories clow/ +; ae ee : oh are eee ass yveur eualifics | To 3 onl ohn atv aA eermen to. eel? oh ae . c ccats. AcD.T Z: ener 4Q =- -_ . R . 2 gent off . a sistar AT UT TOUS, mte..i peel 4 "a at wTrte row Amol >" 34 Firs: ; LAWN c.. 1469 | wide Goceras ine evgterm used univerea''y i ee. experienced. to handle lunch | _ Washierton a 43 | ~Sui¥e answer ful — smetiies” home init) | st Tippecance City. © : =o. 7d mY il @aranty Bids ic Pa *.D a: foun y~ iwD ee ‘ : m= rey ’ : 4 #5 i> : tin ace. 2 ; Fei « a : , 680 G - tain in ¢rug store 30 experience. salary wanted -3 | SALBOMEN —! wert four —— | —-— eerie ay : I d tri | 1 N ai, response wanted i 34 Poet.| SALES i [ MOWERS—SO: Gieote-cffice ealvamen whe are used to | meee tes ‘OntN BAUMGABTH OD ¥ SIRL—Reliabdie. cor genera : | necus ia i turse _Taspaten, ented. Box P-54. Post-| SALESLADIES for outside sell- ae — : ' . ime > . . 7 > . : ‘Ug 8e r ‘ : ©? i . a : + i ey e6 least S10 = Gay: te such men ing ree two Engen Chae errirory. evil-/ YN Forest on “Schild: caeemtian 4342 | Por work im eenjunction with our STENOGRAPHE R—Ra:! ~ad onperianan | ing. $15 straight weekly salarr. | Makes: have ast can offer & real opportunity with + \dare direct . ; ney ame ert en ; » Vv } F —— on = i%: t.00r eas” a | Welfare Super "isor and our V siti By _— i. untiy ¢£ ore. Call Mondar morning ready for ) ye EF, ne, oh tien im | close factery co-operation. {: : -~ wo - — ae. for Sousewer -i We eg |. haw , 120 cer menth: m * om _—— ter | —-. if you are % ge and | diate es oopereten._ insuring um me- 22? not necessary ~~ Rp Nurse. ae L several years experience et work, 1109 Olive. | 4447 Garfield jrow _ concern. see me tomor Write ‘oday Das. experien .oe ess . Sp! + . — i. = vers. ty ue fam); Anniv a7 + , . a bes “va Or "apa bie of turning * -« : LAWN ™ ; . ~. 1219-27 W | op.éendch TR? = = (e) ADDY sup rintendent's eat rapidly: eut of TEx™ ar 3 a m ree «fer © cies Beanett Stevens Wasn, ington bl hicage. Li! a=- . did opening ta get GIRL—Bright. enermetc: Aili [re. : | office, or i ‘ e wen. Bex R-97. | also lot new ™ — vine. rs Service Department. Real SUK Mis. 6“ 3 W into a ‘Must be accurate at firu-es, orders: /phome for appointment for imter- tar ORESs—o | ) glove, rackets: « = Arcade Pidg W ANTED—SPECIALTY SALESMAN real legitimate Scheen*run Miz. Co S23 Wa Washi Rg view. : TAILORESS—Giri to belp oa custom | Lise HTING PLANT—S tone 35 = gcote , ae a man fer «quick «line at- | m ; Grint ieee — ngtwon __ooats 3158 S$. Graad - =. have gveds. torner s spec la ty : sl ce onev - makings busi 9 ZD>ercenmced if Mark - ea eee en “ys ay firs ry . : 7 > ee ee >. : ll e — our ms . ope fret letter MooreLanaen Printing a | wood future for men of | se _* eee > 5 aeealane S arr Bg SS tee 86a : Diamond nom c -7 tracks. Apply ANTED Per cash. Diayer-ciana, : re. le 140 NSN. Oth st. Terre! abilit ay y housework. eood PERATORS— Secasiahsel an annie and | Tee eae laucaaie 3 Galy women with record of suc- ree] 5 —— aS ‘ [or our xy “ already ra wy - a : Cate > "ess S.. ; as ington. ec} = is iil . - ; — - _--- — * : re . - your furniture Powter jo eemman's cute | «cdlars of new construetion /4int—or ~ — ee | SER FPORE Bese ina toare cna | oarereund pesifies; camiient severteny |SALESELAINES AND DEM Toot Ce. 411 Ob sels No DBE Stel Bed OK? try ’ . [RL—Or voune = wom ‘ pa mn a ch ~ . ¢ _~ * portuni: Z | Semen > some anne ruHis Is SLABOMA CITT OK cone me announced for city ; oe expen enced - oe © © ~ ay pe Pay . : ey ge A antER ‘Se warh he t HILD $ n each 7 RLUS—Ber ween aces of © and Oo suasiee rER rat RS ae eoF S17 Iperence] white day n 4 nes__ 124-270 +s wu a6 ' a 7 +e. , : 7 - ¢ aa = i >. — . s — Doe) ore ; / . . a | eet as SS wae week necessitati ting adding be good-looking neat and wear 36 | We want experence} singie-neetie cirie WZ measles 5 Broa@wey.__ 7, Women who have a record of! «we | cor: of. sample oustit g ~~ ann. | nrore | > —* -. ida cose a8 sutter foe ne ee “eady Work af gond a - S—Ex: per epred Twelfth and SATE SAT, CASH ‘oa i oo ae 2S oe ea | ‘ > good men to our q.ndwiches. work Sunday. off Saturday SRAND MFG CO. & W COR GR eS rat _cormer 7, Proven ability will es this an | cont $315; The BESANPNCEZ & DALE. 658. Ce ' ore ae ae te ater. Assip 5:35 Om oie Siete” COR GRAND WAITRESS—aA‘t delicatessen. 3340 | aXD ST (40 TS et +27 «os Ss sa eee ittraective proposition. SEW renp__ 7018 = * =) Ww ; OPE ATTRE sS— Sunday work Aso (SSIC ~~, Wa: om . weak. : ‘ eres- 901 LIXCAS. wing machine «irl. on pants: expe WAITRESSES— - a . but de mot ee ing to work = sary to have sold real aGitit; experignted on tinion Specia'.| Succ! Gtget Feldman. 953° Wask, TRESES I Se, a © work Apply Superintendent's Office, | on. eeaeea 8 * 7% : a : > ; , ® 8 OoT _. ' 3 “ai es — B . wheel: good pay. Appir, oi ~" WalTRESSES—Pirst Secure af etceprionai bath a \ wort. 222 loferan= ~, |t Work om all sections wh Sos we eee managing Box P-45 2.” We have openings for saleswomen eniliu efgrs RY eto ke rr Ser? seen ™ =a ; +} . =_ - HM OTE! ow — — = — ee , gin ~ - ‘ “Ni aok and asuiet hougew: : “ ee ee ee oe cemaful if ether ines i ! i iS im | \ I H v For reiief work , A = ATOR— | “O° ANoeriea JACKET CO. 146s “Ouse erences. Fertuscon 127 W ork. ret who are thoroughly experienced and vt SS es ES Ee wae are wee | AV dS XA se Ees* ss Sen ere ie) | ee 1€f1 Ofer. Wong N—Middic-ened. to cane tor ciderty | “Umpetent im the above Ene. rempeny ryan, = we We ar ~ se gue FLT A 7 a = — Shr TR (;enR 4a lo. ore 33 OPER. ATORS Ww ANTED - " és £309 Prine \¢ : = Pan ae ag Mais oo leony, i ee WP apacrmen nae = een, A abrim, j hats. year orwramd Dwr ee vw : - wom. A X—Paet as + ~er e A =e ster TF YOU. ARE A SALESMAN v U ate af Y pit aT me _a reneee. Cahany S317M | lent Spports then : — —— we Cet. ae ee ‘BARR ¢ co, depart é‘ » 34 - A 440% fae a femily- geod beme. terred Re SENTH Al aL. SLO “AN ; Fe tom 2 WOMAN-—Commpetent. refined f . REPRESENTATIV# £S8—Teo i? f yew went / toon @ hig®clase o- f;roun | E a8 Enright ace "G6lL 1214 Yesaepp ~ OTE , or duce ; ta tiere | (© -Geeaeure nm fen sand Seon - ae) eel ar — : a ae . - advance ment ; eaniga ™—e « newel enleecnen ‘ vor Ee RE erore.! ico y 4034 4 Grand ‘as ™ 3: SoU pear : Leute iil *@ Leeks Me net a with ineoediace large carnines * en) | ae pm >. | 0) rators ‘on L ax dies’ Hats > 7 SRG ee eee ic? | aac: Game fll rou to interview oe 1191 LOCUST s fe) | WOMAN —To care for children 10 3H — tale wee c at “> Peters af | 5 , — > ‘- ‘f >t ~ , ss tes ' hed ‘ ‘ — yeu ai Zz et ee ee

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Ly - apt G 4008 time “580° RANGE cal) i. —_ poring. 4113 9 28586 39 Wal. w i GA hans 553 Dining Boome IVIN Gaoops and. ——— NG —' , ™ — ‘ y Ms t rea A cl 23 use 4 oO} e Ch cr 4 N 4 > os ron - A 0 c! » or. a5" ER—Ex iveeh oan te ¢ | call CARR re ’ reed: e ppewe. lain ‘ATION 1} up. “Ideal F en SPF) | pbrice_8250_apnis te e : a a aoe T¢ r oon = , a 7 ank a shingtor of th BA 1 es ea tRIAG nd ove xce!! 386 eh ena Ra eal ac =~ len IT 7] roo nd. C tick S RAN #11 coc en gshi lars. | N in 0 $49. a LE sees Jai | , 10: ob vy slat oly iB side 2 RI 20A “= : bot co} vols out ¢- a Co. me, ITU) erty o1 on R. Gre ws M itior high tu gpwnld N, 50 Ss 3 ply. ow. rok pea. | IN ond nee e b2) | Ua An S 750: r; i, ste — 7 te one WN. $47 E te LEN a x ‘Haw. 283% rt - oni ted. qui 2 BY CARKI nd Wis “mow, | al BINATIO’ didney 0 yen. vor i d “Bia ombiet S| vem GE i r, . J oe > a + r oO. ow G Lindell 5299 ndell Boa s! n 0 u A a” rand mo. Man ‘Sell s FOR ilese> ove Union. per ply. ‘BAEY GARE ra ~— en ene same NGE—1} 58. Sian Ee ‘ches ner GAS R Victor ~White nn B200¥ re: vers have. sei a remarka ayy SY TE ) WASHED 23 N. Gt terms. FOR F ne nec oer | , a = y evening, 6. : aqme. | BABY onable [AGE ee DAVENY. TE 8 Hardware, Co aoe keg with | (o) FURNITURE OF 3 | - bed: al ne ae 3! feat atte osR. warts. arn uit ev eee sree or mer 300% See rts a Baerites Sieehe mA MA as : RD os Ta ‘mar’ : oR ail ic? — A BY : 308 on ae 4 ly ON = iz v i Ss 2 iD gas rT) ciate ere rooms: 80 ‘} c) S177 Jet “Mah fe) | / irate Fo room OA Pp. oo ve hey 2a6i” Dive as m- ca da Cass and N ur ma h- rent. a roms. to - s 6 Ban INES or M enen. = Di bith iS Neots : et c—Mi ad fea | BA rest OLLI 2 Marga 4 hi in: AE 6 4: Surte =| iat. 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Wrereiurh wou very cheap eather: perwieyss ow Save ee seN, tome ren a . - fu) i —m Ca ie ’ - ‘ 4 hi: >>. hON Dot - : >> or fod ‘ . a Fens vi : che ~ yards a” be = on DRES 4 MA = e° eT rit, Morfat » LIVI ¥. = l LITE daw ather _bede nag l & Sar ax (OW ella- 50 urm w LD 49 sre ‘omet $325. \ rhen 4 oa ae 0 vo) lige fe cl : mi d { . 00 } ru asi 4 né eft fH —~— f¢ ess = a4 3 str h is ie " _& (yi *} \ iM r,s os tal > ‘ T\ = 4. 43 F Dp hon a + box ane; in , al is Tie T\IONS B rs 2 a 1 ont his repens piece a rr 1] md + ers et t | th addi “lee ——. jf fs Stans ‘ ae A’ iG wt nd h sea ‘8, ini lare oF ja by sion sili “—v S ote 5 Con ourst nM very con r the aew fin ~ , =e ali OV x ° 1 ~~ ’ very wr uel wt adding: cout 34) Erie * of old tur ane ROB 2 aM — E Et etio: ous ere ATR _— And Ode eee aes ome ede’ Te ‘ AsO Co one 3-1 33 5 nent e } — Thi rg el an os N. 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MILLAR buy a x is NT m c ‘oe vi TN meee — 2. —~ ae. | anecial Bet werdr L LECTRIC il IGH 158 oouhehemane a ac x of ny " f piv PN irae $400 aRiue ve 311 °° ee ie y 182 a ane "aan tre qua ste $45 bough ohen E buy ve pho ap . ” a s Bo ‘ase — iT¢ ha! ao 5s air obe ‘a uit + & TIN’ “1 ‘ mu) ! mod ‘ = a .IN vit wi] “ue ~ i L, ace ax i. ; ue © x: SS, it , el ov. | 30. 25 tly a n plete | PRA’ 5 {t= . Anti Purn! mode dre ra Xt me eiih a DEN ° 22.78 Hut: Bel: space. | for Ament sWE an Fr ; - dines 0 y soar a _* pe ™e* dollar ms NG RO n tab a e velour _ D KY—\ ce new, pel he thse 1 + $5 ext J rol sp | noe Oo Qlive ° ond se an es 7 15 with YING or klin. que 1 ire + ommies 8 A 96) CHI 5 4 NIS RB . Over regu | vert ees 1! » %. davenetter P : - ~ ho os + used We i § or , “ Cls Autg ‘Con eh! a ~ er ae od AL GA Si LA :% ) oe Se Tt ‘ E h st sh! Ts ov , SBA7 bie 2 } ra pec W T Sali r (PER i 272: rs OTE ic cab- | ‘ a m ~ OA so W . we ore + rr ay rt -341 Tmmode of © 14 ure, | Ly a. lue 30 } che ze : (LAs INE ly or . z te if fe dc ve is . J air ' Seas. “0 VY ACT! furn't Sirs 223A and av- | J 8 st ad . , entir xtra ws cree pe lar ES Post B il nas | x RY ye onan, Sa FIBER SU =e sid. ete gly on monthly Ftorobew at went mt S285 wit CUUM CLEA cimonn stew. “blue com er id eae e 5 mite 1h 8 oy NS = bhi — marirensen, re . old | eon Ben if 0: Quick Me: AA 7 woven : ae “ st ITE S38 = COvErng nrer _— id 'N vs y _OoOwn a) hw es we abe rame. ‘J a " b ork : nef \ AC ae $12 A NF veh e — com- j OME soot ators ak sid $14. o-plece }A HARDIN Sito a’ 3 {Cobar - i8, te - wrute naa . ~——— a t STO rnin ire 6 ea mhades oleh ee cS setom. ee ande ymen > | i 5 Geen 4 nt Lowe! mt ch I 700. 4108 et |; Teas cK— pear $: Se See - ; a ne poy My 54 @ Bons. oo sy y is “2 mee ge . sets Har STO lL, ch: good ¢) | mR _BRO n ad ean: va y ic) le Be! air "E——2- ple 4) wed ¥ so! mj r & $34 % Fiate . ays. aa ~ ite. free q 40 : ~ it ria . oe AY be yA Ls 106 £0! ‘ I la lem, Dec EK 7 4” : re rio : ys. le he f oe 3 te a a t cut | —- araware | VE—vV ane baby shad LAM = pegsas | enien 3 us f Baggs Bom Fs - ' — mee “EA ¢ ver cial oN 67 Tee KN fiat Mm pone di w ovtts An ha ’ ra oF > ug a. rm m city i-@r prex e. owas } fry . N } . uG t= . ty on ir , pD— our “mouth oF sprioes, = , 4 1“ Sia o. very apo. 3 nge. 4 Fan — s—2 2¢ EL. ue. con It M ie? yul ye ity m1 u ae ime as low ee ie tees Hox P ne : ; neon Hi. 5 ~ at MN ISH IX For Sa ME Wartros saredave, wealth ra am vory «) oor, Clari 31 | MBINATION a ot —— e) Fu un. 47184 ao on. sLL.MAR_ BI es ke LY CL ATTRES Park Marit rp atpholne re v\ Morton E —. B the 49. Put ae: Sai nea , - G8 —F le N'S qual obe } Ae ys, Frida ¥ wacie fel alets made: like 3 x. rf Ee S717 N ION == rave u | FCR CRE a .. able ul, | De r @ ten tif ayaa e yr inda re. } red ,KHDRO n Ele - Hoover. . oD. M rt a 6-1 crif urn ga) Dp ity achat ay ae isp ” B820 and COM e le @ th o | NITU E— 13th a a ll ntire E. $5 95 iful 4 26 ough y i nust RoOuE FT ctrie Ca See a eee RE—a oom flat: ace; an | ne. eul ” og oF me'new. ¢ ie) MTN ATION _, BANGE—@ é mene pica? rerd boap. 5872 D. ata eit | res tine bas k ARING « _Wasvyine Boett ~9=& Oh A. = adacinen attend oo pacar: Co. faeume | Fi RNISHED must ee flat: ii reue | dare yetics. Tho apew from ee * 12: ‘ ‘OM Gijon. y RA —_—— ule f ITI —--- ‘y peor ba r- eat ed " 30) iK uw Aas , S y, “ on Dt:i ix ‘ otto! pT Se Tht N. 1B , J K z yr, we 7 Olives L —t rOOUn) ; , ona we i! ite of - ho Ww ¥ tie. w anenenane F- OuINATION _ are | PURNTR CRE Capes ig ee hana tock Pain chat this oe LIVING se and roiled E aiken ee aye | reins ta E— Pi joes ais: | CES cies fas thy octet y OM ew a per a NITU SOO A tent 10Ve ic) i the igures off me iuced 1- ps Ce edge sale , w, $2 Loe ' a ? - —Fu af wey. oon it “ G— 5 te +4 MBINATI AR rg Ng Jeff wt - z ment t 2654 Ashlan of 35 4 |GA Bros ‘FT . ,, ny ry +00 Ty ROC ™ ane RAN +6 arge , | _ DE NN i: ot lue. ruc oose 4 and 2s— um ectr Cs KOv 2 re aie ving Of i« ge jew yeed” wy ore 170 en Tt a = oms, oe — lh a Ma bi condi ENNIS BR orice 81 tien thn in tie | We ud i E renee pres a ca FU the fear. BE. te Fae Soe on Tnine 4 at , mie riel ri povaaaiere 4 34 Harntiton. ae + CE Quick Reseiiarmen ~} LIVING Re e833, ana | WASHE vmaniy | 3: arer_18f sa TRNISHE , poveekenvlng 7 tara a ie sp tlored a 46. ts cae: igneous pore $226 “we =. NGE—Bi Meal, Sei + het meolutel “ ns— Sas 8 iy 's PR dy OD kbs ees an e. pie wrk oF ; as Tee a ryt: jute! ast =t own La idney. rit bd A ' shed ~ 2 ia. oll re 1 Ba7s | Hel! me, | CAS oe 7_Enrie la eel! | RO‘ LMAR Bl oi aan 3 Ss. ap und ney.,° ure PA cas, 2, === rn. a . ini ys kK Leroh ck ghit re ie Up rv RK ing S185 I if u ive erms r | RN al. KT x — ad Lu. 4 Gem — eure | pet YGE— pt ie ha tate a ee _— ~ — ~ ~ ad oa gee ~*

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— _—— 7 , “ei " er § ose Abe SR ae 1 RT OT eT TT oe ee a ee ey Oe aoe * + a fe) : . - . 4 —_ . x v + + _ . " ; y f - ; ‘ f , “oa ty 7 e % P , sh sea " i tt Pr seit at +, ’ - : - : : 3 ; ety ee ae a3 Be Tea ee er 3 ; ey ; $rti tae ; . , ’ ? ‘ ' ae ae —e paky + Tu * ya | is : *. va , ER ica at ’ . , ' « . ee oe ae ae i OE, ae « ate fs “fF . ; ; R Z f ; . f 7 “ae git gee- suU HOUSEHULD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches and Misceii:aneous Wanted and For Saie Ads 7 oday. gene gn eee : = | | STORE and OF FICE FIXTURES | STORE and OF FICE FIXTURES ae A U T O M O B j L E S a : b° A U T O M QB I L E S. >. _ | 3 . For For Sale For Rent OXES—ivsomy baxes. freee | WHT bey ® qesumnens th | can ere. Husemans ané Gruenéier. uerighi| cootipe ween 7 + - - Coaches ’ Co For Sale : . ee ot a en i —— we Coach: 1s Faas , painted. bar-| : boxes of al sizes. biocka, computing; ° $270 on terme of Sl «a day? : 1737 a | cortne ena o st _ _,, —™ electric | mesa 207 N. Broadway, ' Hit —— vi} 3200, 7000 Fam &. _ ca ; AL ‘poctha, br Taruaeell (Azetine. | Co . TT (c@9)} e Have What You Want es and | repe>’ =: my coach: ever. | This car ‘ Phin ae Jie ($485. e fown. 4444 Easton. | lock wheel: > Vora ; $125 $1250 a ave. Jenpings, | ptt) HER CGOLERE teed: severe! cro | pen ech fie yes money om 4450, 4700 Wasbingion pi. '|)| com@ition. Five splendid cord tires. DODGE —Soupe. 3-pas or; good condl- oe Mor 2 30 Cttve. anit: seek a ese anc . * home refrigerators a: © aN "RANT . wheel « accessories: refinished - peal wasens, Twand| prices Mcteay hefviserutor co. 3110) STORE Snus AND BQUIPMENT mi a. $295. terms. 5865 mA can’t be told frem mew car: terma. 2007 | —— Weber Impl. & Aute eateesn D ant i Sunéay morning, | &so pests ee vise ue for rei il Sepek Geese IBS0> colendid condition. | ton an unéay morning. | Cacti REG STE R—Ne | jatest style aT if , | “{ Vandever __ pearly nex cheap. “lone. Market, -|— _ RICE= SOnL BROS, g2 il 9636 Heiman. 71. Coupe. Ri cist R—Na tone. ; mahoger. 4 eS a * inten case. le to $700 gt chest Mis Plurabers’ Plumbing eubplies DOr — Rees coupes. — pe , _80 Jobing House, 814 laces _i® * att cheap: terms; : PA & MPO | CABH RE: :LS7 TER—Netiona! : good ay. PLU ME 3ING gh ING) ae Fy fully toped tion : biy Se _ ssab tien: can fing up } urice PL LES Al E | 1 =— nese oce Small mon: no 3 G 4 Lanizner “ OSILE ties COMBINATION billiard and pool aie, | te SG oer eens tne a*atorien. cpega Ww Coupe: good paint, a ees "te. ‘arma. “Spalding Motor | ried low ye; Serene. MOTOR ll oo * , 1923 model uaa first-class; a regular bay 295 "Er Lecast 2651-57 Lafayette. Open Sunday. Tice, first-class con o 0 cash. : | pl a ‘ounce c) | bathiubs, bath: — pide ~ t- coacr 2 accessories : Leok. Terms. Money beck guar. I ; ewner . : vi | =a joo” weaners™ | aa, $a ae ae this ald good Tanning’ sonti-ion "$259 ce ales parry 8 + Fy = —~ge 4 3. e / 3422 Lindel in Business | 2, RAUPNER, 9415 Locost. “Open Sunday. | £2 + Apply oe Grand_2 - aw . w(c3Sx) | : : ~.' @ . 2'D oe, : ' . . 30 10.50 ver ext CHEVROLET 1925 COACH, | ‘For! : need: starter. lock Opes eventags ané Sang sm snbrmpoas Tas tt fe tm. | This ip fue like mew: folly equtoped ‘| LOOK AT YAHLEM! DODGE BROTHERS | parents: “only $120; need money.” 2811 a “ : : @ bdareetn “ fee —_ a . mn | Brie ae top wagon: cheap. ewive chatr; bookeeper’s desk. » | est Park. Se ee ee ee Me eee) eee eee eee: fF )h=6lU ee ae). lL 78: Lecust. Open Sunday end er on, : . inincinniipiiapiia =05 medium size worker S33. 'DESKS—Oak ro top typewr:: 4 ) Soa. er 6108 Alsbems Dypewriter donee, “taba, efhice w= |AUTOMOBILES Dodge Coupe, $695 |=.— se cS) | __HUBER. 2601 excelent condi uon ALL leco +p sae Be ae ; -»+ oF 4 coupe. [ lec i922. | after 2. 44687 S. SSth. DESK—Fine. 60-inch, roller top fumed { max so cach: new 1045 SI37 and Fa. Nash GOUDe ....scccsessss O76 you will tall in love with: CmAsey coupe. : . ey wears o.0 iarce and ema oak: with typewriter con er ex- ish payments 3891 Washington “Chandler COUDS ..+6..-...-8 i350 odaar ueed i very he a he a es $275: terms. Open Sunday. 1 real be ono, N itt ‘| cellent for home cr offi ‘abany For Hire SSSEX- = Ey = Hndesn, couse... . 195 ‘Rew one. come quick. $69 Rw fer} & y at S600. Cal poy N. isth r ES: EX—Cosch; 4-cyiinder: ‘$68 and up. terms or trade YAHLEM OTOR rary eS 1923 real | 2 D—Coupe moter. barges. wax ar, 3% yv it ” > git 3 F » : tn & io. acid ~ AHEM a Pea a ition 95: term (bson, 55 Sas- te - w ee eee eee on eee Ore | ecg——Mahoes-> and vakt typewtite: | POR HiRE—Laree vicnig truck for Be-) a Oe 5868 me $50. $25. $100, $400 down year to| CO. 1055 NG ie} | 1923- new Mo. 0 a a | and fiat-top: chaire letter end card | eT eee Witte. | ESSEX 4-cyind ch: 1683, best con- | YAHLEM. 1035 § G DODGE COL 3 LOVE-JOHNSON MOTOR OO. | , . : R HIRE -—— Brand-new flips. ~c¥inder coach: 192 = AB LEM, 10355 N_ Grand. Down: beautiful coupe: repainted; — Natural Brides at Union (e635) 3 , >. _ * ' ™ ' ed h tria) ané guvserantre Ver fans. etc Economy Office Suppts a . t. S-crluinder. >passenger touring -ition: brand-new rubber 6120 Delmar. CHANIS_LER— ond ~ ‘. ’ ——e. s 4 ; a. $22 2.208 * whe 4 Pine - | Careful driv Call Cabany 2667J, {7} cellent condition. good paint and rubber. tires 5. year to pay. Open pained Soaay ee aye , Sart. sowte . - a i >4 y j . wit Bee Lowenstein. 1371-25 N. Broac ic8) | DESnS—lak ali. typewriuer, flat desks | —-"-———— ee __ —— Si. aan | BSSE—Coacs: 6: 3 the: gt ce | - lsberal — Minn whaive at howe ye let- FOR HIRE—Power dump truck. 2 *-toxn. o used morn Giese ea: covers, bumpers:! a wonderful bar- . : ne ar weron:| . ce chairs. sectional Dbeokcaees, , ee)’ Rive-side 4423M. adabes ' wheels. belloon tires. bumpers: fully gain at $450. MecOurthy-Archer, 439 N oTOR 'wo garks —_ SWS Geeks./ jiherty Central True! Bide. itn ctx ‘FOR HIRE—3% ton truck ¢ have equipped q ike new will Ly HIRE—a truck $i per hour At $100 off “st om haser seltinge it th's ac SCamnei. 1SA a° al Bridze fel) | 35F— Coupe _4-passenaer. ner hi -~er > —_— . iin Z = ton ry - > iT. han 2? } years oi: larrse size. 27-8 | DESKS—almost any style. als tabies Call Gitneew 17°97 9 acrif Gnanetint — ; oe ” Boerege CHEV ROLET—Couve ike new Taea. q Y °RD—C sho r fo) chairs. safes eck writers. typewri* mn zs ———— ae for _fzanctal reasens. vores trade: terms 3347 & Te*ferson fc ORRIS CO PE FOR oupe, JU out pf paint = 'NASH—1934 carioe: thig ROR WIR? ruck; 4 week or contract 2551 Lyman Reffertr, .5186 . a - i + d sires perfect -' lote of extras: | closed car is in the 4-pass type; motor is in| $120 down. belance monthly: cash yt ¥ end hae all new tires. 1 mar > fc) CHEVROLET—Couve: 1923 4586A Cote 19i?7 bean Sb52 ft. B@warae a , 7 ‘al Caban ~ rn 5! ? re % farket S jth « ‘. ae D3 SS CRS SR a wd ~~ resect gyi WP yA os : ———- —s : - = x [seht Galle for Meht = ~ aaa ane . ee 45> , od condit —, ax _ *. 70 per cent =i or terms. South Side Nash Co... iz -— So gee Bh vagy? “— ESSE Ex COACH ! JLET—Coure. Al condition. 1933 Seen! tow car. $150 = Gravrots omen all day Sunday. fe} NASH—Coupe. +- . ELL te} tndell - = os : vount rm moi 1300 ]ie Disk s—H 7s i’ pe wr ter Oo dt A Oe D- — . : 2 Ty ‘er 20°20 . ®) f" ti EVE r 5 Bu a4 office chairs and s00l tter files oe Bk . nats -r4 _ , aaa an et oe -> ~ ———— -. 7 a ~y - ~ ’ me - . r « 5 ; antee a6 new >; me Ceri 4 LET—Cou 2. repainted. DORT—lLate model coune. «good condi-| sores; motor perfect condition: guaran-| -, 3143 A lean . $135. : ket si. ° rotecto: pen Sund 2824 Eastor woe = LIT : E coupe 82 , . St Lowe. ae P peees a a n_fur say 2834 past me | _ Garaging, ition Cleaning STEINGER & das 8 Gr a 1188- $A down a, 3843 Eason tion: $1°3: terra. 4701 Gta veis ic) | teed; gmall dewn parment. Lambert- | -.6H i924 : 712 =. ha a - oe oO a — = AD STORAGE 4 TOMO a VROLE a io : 7 —__ > se: $575.' Grar ot Co. 4576 Manchester. Open *A°S-—1924. .4deor coupe, DEA! URaGE 4 MOBILES. — CHE Ri —Coupe. LS23: fine shape Dt RANT—10923 coupe ve, : pro tn ‘e83)| just ref light blue > — ar good run- ated ke 3646 ca Grand C3 high-erade quarter-eawed oak £.2 = = : easy TTT) before au Fides and Grivee: | VRUG STORE EQUIPMENT—Consisuing | seatcovers. “bumpers spare tire. Guar- condition, $200; $73 down 4404 Easton | -no—Coupe $200. 308K Cherokee. __ | LOVE-JOHNSON MOTOR ©0.. (cP) | ge GEDAy GOS, Cee ves. S08 2s. | Repairing : and Painting anieec: a real ere = aw) terms. GHETROLET ~itPE—1e04 ba: ag ae} a Fae are men. } Natural Bridge at Union (c65) | _ - ——- | ossh registers. preecripticn counters, etc : 3470 GRAV mrt — cain [ertmas: trace ao je ' ' _ p in. Bish. | also estas ment cigar. ment market ané AUTOM MORTLN sendirene: very veasenabile. | cc Hilmer-Beicher. 1163 So. Kings FORD— —_ mann, 2S38A Cherokee. (c62 ESS EX “COACH way. Fy ey nuenes model ; paint and ar § OS. ry. @. Louis vee eoer tires ; extras: | ary. G LOBE STORE x OF Fi cB —— RE co 1 Fo: ep ? w ton F |FPORD OWNERS. attention! Chatter-proof - Ft - 7 192 a tion $450. 5000 | - cheap. bash eon v0 Fre - etwas «-48@3 é4 > re Del Filing | 12 Tar. CHETRC SLET—Coupe: 974. excellent xFORD—cCounve. i927 $35 4 . ; ~~ trad Open 8 to 1 | 1922: —Roa ister. . Piad iLb=—Ready- -o-wear and militnery Al TOMOBILE REPAIRING Ford Ceach 18723 eens shape: cheap: terms: trace. 2506 __ S. 1923: others: trade 344) Justate at — aa ne bing. - jie with six - ee 1974. $735 ie eo $45 WAGONS — Cheap; CRANE) .°9 “ear. Sui Gravow Riverside FOODS FENDERS. TANKS 5450 moon bedy, with bed in st: | Jefferson oe __‘cS7x) PORD—Cousee:orly two at $145 each: | RAY. wADIt? Dear bt 6onance seep See small wenas labo dre ey oe See ‘aia: on Uae | yore eer, = oe ~. S a LuT-—Roacmer F. B. sew vires am of . . 2 EE ao miles ener leaving city make offer 1402 Cove ye Sarr eo oy ~, Ba best of care: don't ) ) naasthas sone | ' roam have nerer been used Boz R-| “Phone Somont ~ - —~ . “S°CS- terme ae. +7 rt . ~ 1) FORD—-1924 coupe fully eoulpped: ex- to pay. Open Sunday. i run very Uttie: « 1 ae a = i : _ aa * _ li: bargain. 34 8 ish, ie) 406 Post-Dispe: | s. s¥>~. : Et os : cost - . MSgre i Or ———— HEVROLSE coupe. 4-pessernger 189°4 nS errr rai 2rav —-—— ——— — -—_-# : — ——a — iw . . . 2 - _~ ” : a G i > ~ 3s st ret °°. - — ™ - - = — ae = ” . . - . e . ; . 4 = ~ ’ _— ~ enc usec, new locerion pommont 2:8. ae ———— a. 2 Se 43 A Fe —* HU DSON—1923 coach. new Goocrea! ord sc “HN RE- BL 1¢€ “k anne tA YL Pet ——— © — CarSeRs condition al Nahas “395 Jobe Bauman Safe Co. Thiré and ©. PI ATURES- he “Zs he ?e — — ~~ Qo =, ” ey v1 > i i Car [AF ae eee eae . > ~=- . vo or? oe - [ _ ita m - » 4 *« > 8 During used safes. Wa. J. Keébnety.y Sev N | es __Unceraking business. 941 Enrmght , Motor - rE in ssuvee oeneo= |1—1924—Chevrolet coupe: excellent condi- FUORD— Coupe. 1922: like new. $175. #31 | **T™S. Tevis Motor. aut - ized Ford dea’ eae — r 7 ogee ttoner. 21? ~ 4. “20 ' : x 7 LES ilracer ar butcher hut cher Al Ty i= ¥ ta —~Sta) } mak ea nit bodies — 3 ' =. t3on every war [2-6 La “ate fo} ' = 32003 Leacust. s froen Sunday anc aie 4. ToT re a ga r " > ‘st - ‘oor display tradec: cuick sale Palo liv l—1 923 ivucson coach fme as has HT BER. 2601 Locust oc Sund Ey yet bt _ “ =-=;' mings (ce) OLDS §—Ooupe: Epica, es end Diebold quality safe. , Ok. serine. Scales. S-i6e say bee — oh +. ae = er teen _ for sale ot ae OE _ OE ny | FRI oupe 5S months oi¢ 4:09 | = 79> - 4- k ok Jown. trafe: 1973 Of@@ mew and rebullt expert service Gevar:- , FT UCeTY bin ss oe an, | *UDOS Wid —Uaed care or old cars. Olive anyone competent drive end CHEV ROLET—4-passernger ceupe: l9i4 snrueh ar =——1924—Ford oupes: see Pe 4Jown. others 3441 2 nat ther fixtures ye ‘terms ca.t 5 1796 r = sa ® competen _¥ ms overt od S10 tern Hilmer , end will Serre as pertect : ment. Howe Scale Co. 512 St. Charice 3 (MOnry Ooner oe : : S45. 1796 0 Falion 8) e? r- rerhauied erm Hilmer- PORD—i coum Pisher bodr. starter — : *. . 0 +o ] i i , 4" 7 > =o = Les" TL... serve as tee veryv * ™ . » e -” ~ ™ ‘ > ss “* isn! . ~ tarvet go LY Th ote - 2 - “ fe8) ment 2373 7 oko s ALTOS Wtd—A_ K'nds: var cast Leon od 7° months trade Becher wea 168 S. Kings eo way ~ nhc n SuH Se Signer mo — _—~ ees: a . - = ; wt? @* on = — S : ~- oot wos - *- ~97v ~ — — Kiar Ss ~YS aat g ee - 2 ’ AND FIXTURE Cco.— . ~ amy 5 go ae A Kiink 3441 Juniata. Sid. 3403. ich) UNIVERS A! O01 Locust Has ROLET— Coupe. late Superior mo FOR! OUPE—I924, bargaiz rms. fit- 7 0 . Oldsmobi le a Uerd ¢ : ex rt mechan: r LAIOR. ASES AY ~ wa. a.most @n) “ines 2 , r Or ae > noc SR -_ aa > - v ys si ong? Ot = iL - - P- Load \ as a” 4 - re " "* we bee ~ - 7 aaa R — a e- ~+ « = ne - ter 9 tit t NT . "ERSAL. 34 1 Locust. I tor - bank a) a a" oh cc otor.f 2 = Te haerecnu *s : ' ~ 1% At . > wr ~ whe . a! ig . pay -*- fn nize o : = "ay 2 14 . 7 Kk. rshighwa’ Year — crs and e ie apes. cSeap: trace FORIM 22 Sp Upe. ° passenger exception. : heew hauling. 110 N. 10th. Olive (eb9x) F ~ gy og Fe a4 HUDSON C€ 20 ACH, 192. CHE L — ae ‘ate medel - anne .? = ities meer aii tae hao care of. and has a m™mo- the: mechanically rebut: = nS. ae i. an AUTOS Wtd.—oOn consignment. save guar- $575: motor rebuilt: looks. rune —_ p. eS Smee se= pg 0 arp tor that runs perfectiv: why buv a "25. “= Drie to su A 4 GFE Teer Hall-Marvin safes vau! FLORIST REFRIGERATON—Giam dis . - . ———e sa: . . ae NORTH SIPE CHEVROLET? Cc PORT ine per.ect every ay escent m eo -* - DE LEXE AU : sie « ne Nke net een 7 100 ss eanteed Liebman no "63 - -e "Ts > ane en ——— weston ~aiet- 2185 teem . 23°22 ©) ive wher you can eet this car Come and - = Goon =F —, copes: is. used | 15 as fro if “ee 1M. : mon, ‘ SRA “he re MONARCH 3127 TLoemet 44435 Warne ar =~ - 740 ar = 4 - Tet — ~> ve - | te wil? agres it is an excer- Si Larmust ‘ ‘ ’ bought and so eafre opened. repaired | ~i2 A VERTED ae saead CU ~ ecinmel ee ee , ; ? : PuRi-—Coupe 1g 4 310 ba “fair ‘ a on 9 Peg?) _— —— ~ 4 (men *l 4ar Sen a (i rt we le r Atk = 7 - . - on ~ CHEV E _-T— eure Aa i el a : . eek —— , ti ey bur heautifully refinis®ec 2 and combinations changed ‘saey 1 FREEZER CASE—14-% atest Sivie A CTOMUBILE Wid—Good any make Ht DSON 19 3s CO Af H sor nOfOr: a@Dpearance end rub>er er erms. trace 2- Natcral Bridge ; ont of the .shon See it at 5358 ner ‘ 2s - - : . ~~ ™ - oo 7” , = fe > >. — . | — ~- = " —_—— . ™ _ > = ss S . od — . — = i a — —— aK eee > per aero a ae pens —™/|,* , - — = + tf = lado . Ma ~ t ot 85a — ee asthe go -grace me handise Phone In beawtif original condition: hag Seen rery foo ‘heap: terms: trade 1650 § FORI—Coure, 1974 rea. buy $22 ~ wth h Market Sunceyv and Monday he | "HNU RE-BU ICK — — marie” §& 7 _ : armiment 2 -"e.mmonte Fi 2 . @. ieee se =a ee o 2 Te ** = ‘er=ns oe Lae or —— aE. - " ~ a —_ 5 Be - —— pllletins x or - a "e . A re 4 C. oie ws sd - Pi Or { ca gon "t =o this uz Can afrarece® CHEYTROLET—+4-passenger coupe: tz 3x Pv’ mis—L_oupe. 19.5. cheasz 5543 Harm. 19] FORD barge am. — : > aad — ‘ have the NERO S* sivca © 8 ¢ > A — -~ -. = - _ _ geod >? a3 ° a ter -§ 48 ; a rTTmaAr e an, néition at an attract’re rice tor a" i: ja | 1s: Pa kand 116 - sale. 3354 Sorts Market. wv. -—— =z K = . ru©rnt Livery eash or terms. HUSsS ap for s! Rox R-22, Post-Its ’ men Sunde ar er tr E™ine tor tyior a> 24 - ; — rr ae al tovtat obey “y - Ric uo -KNE TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING ; oe - nom _a - ‘se tell "ta — : ——- ——= 4 — HU "DSC WN Co AC H Oven _Suncayr and evenings. flint Moto PLIRis—i924 coure i Al condities a COC oF! Mayr oF &°S Forest $10 looks like new car. a laser -) CHINES R- t. Sa ——— — - AU TVS Wic—Deas.ers. let te bid on vour ar (o. $710 Delmar bi 2. S22 374 Hoftimetster w Wrfdown 854 5154 TDe'mar fo} HT B mr. "60! Locust: Roads ~ ‘FURNITU RE—And fice fixtures rea- R. gy AP mena bee we | need coaches af”: modei; overhauled and repaintec CHEV ROLET—Coupes. 19873 and 1974 FOR —Gouse 1923. lots of extras. sacri , ‘i ae VIF RCE-ARRi »W—Coovpe. evroles 1923 ter Sor a” - 2°40 e ti. ‘ ates = Cals anc roe “sters v\ arc . 2D ‘terms “~~ '2 « tet -_ ~ A . « week “ea > ~ crs " mee P . 4 , ae = , “> on, move! ‘¥ aff ‘ a e P ‘ * - —— ee” s -_ hie we « . " w . . oy " - as —— 7 as i wT | . = =e ———— |} HORSESHO! FLOUR CASE—A! plate | Of 42. s0S= iccus:. __ Sy) STEINGER & TUT ae =I — ESSEX § termis: open Sunders and evenings. 4659 Sonn j)0°" cous a $=: FORD COUPE, 1923 mendeus oe | eth hee 2. ; } at “> it Burrourchs glass » price of new one Drug | AUTOS Wu—} 424 1925 o OF + Dasser ‘ -. 3438 “ — >. Easton «* Detmar 2547 PA3*x pe es a oe at, cay _ a €-5 dewn refinished. mew fenders: & Arte *S18 Was er : B ; new “7 ‘R-S4, Post: Mie. Sere, 1800 S Hrosadwer ser coupe Hupmobile. Buick. Dodge Ti —IeTren? So ou —~ mw — —$—$—— eet aae = — — i hes-aim far 29 spats egies ae ean eats . AUETNO =— HIN E— urroughs Sal 1 ke Moe! ra “ads Hixrores Oakiand, must be heap and in Al cor ACH page Ne pe wencer:u ouy. rs ‘ie Coupe. $85 Corner Mar- —s ' MON Rew eto" weet e — ro et ST modern Grand ap cE. EEN ditior Box -B-f D., ry coh Ey Ss terms heater an4t Tavior : - om Sootaomneall _ 4 | ‘ rth - y . ’ . 7 4% ~ ee oy hs »— ts - ‘x = : =.-t L=Dai: - : * " aie rw ©sse — av c’ “ new, $75 EE MeCarthy. 125 Arcaje suitable fot man er ladies ready eam r,~nueuoroR oi Se lweea - . 1923 proéuction New in aDPpearance KOENIG MOTOR Sy, a :a° S Tt ~* 1924 Coupe: new pain a YO IR model in Al condition, ’_—— Bidg lopdy. [o@e) | store: to fit storercom. 25875; will sell | ASS SUT me | CICLES (Wid —Highes: iscelient mechanical condition: 935 per cen: SA51-57T Lafarette ar pen Sunday ees spe: 19234: 5 good tires: 35° : : | an ideal combination business = — 7 — _ oe - . Cc r - tr re, \e> PF ° . > a sf > : Bris {VV Kes be : ——~" i2 mths ¢ on the ba-agce . “$d. perfect car: oricinal finish: want to FURD—i924 De ke new. $375: $125 today. 2 bercain. Terme. | ; $125. A * 3620 GR4AYOTS AY. Market a — led songa s | CU E t¢——Roadster for cash or ® “HDS FP PTON | 209 t« e atfae e renee l " = 47ll Natural Bridge ’ — ‘ Rec ‘oupe A tact. | - ; a «> © A - ? . »_ = omE/,_ . ‘ ~— t : Trery ¢ v oo” rm ~ — 4 niet I ce a. ' - . > - bh . ; 7 * , Rf « _ lo ian, occa tn gs ~ y eemnaeemey 18 = .. ri 7A MO le ee 4 eri. A are 2 : ° as rs Rae — ee — = - eee a =z 1782 Money back gus amtice Parrain for cP? action Hurrs. é Readster: jate . cmeniest- $2795 ADDING Wac iN bS— New Fic ‘or. “Si 0 t fers - _o- - SUR. ka SD MECASS See ry . rn A PNER ais LAMUS (ime =wuncar : Emi ale mn £€00c shape $) » Ala = mM... trade icing Eaton $10 Thet:t > ew . : _ TT "a ‘ CYR PE COR ROATSTER Wti.—Marmon or #H - — —- ——- ---+ —_— ->+- : goa = oats . a VY _ 3015 Lecust 1S Years > } week by Aiwars a... . , =e : terms c¢ pe: than USP uU NV . _ i ~~) _ER i es Ii Me ~av oak ~ ._* . r » % . ——-* ~— -s &e cette : A erro et o eh — a2 -+ 4 a~ Recs Noe ihe ee SS ; NEW EL l, . > as Vt sa _~ : . wT ~~ ~ Ve cAR 95 nes Wie, J. Kennedy. Stationrr. front. dandy for the storage of water- eee Tae a = ys $525 a) as FOR I—Cocre wade for lafeer car 3422 Lindell m Ruse 9923-27 Leen ~ +~ 8 - N. 4th _ sePe" meions. fruits and vTegeetabliee: S200 as ts (rane a ena a =. eCcaer. si. A fre My preé@: excelent conditteor 0 wv 1924 runs an ‘ ser ie Colfax 548R — oe — eas Dior aie” aN —i~—~ 4 ‘errs an on + * © . D coaie " ° . _* . : - "% t . » - . “> —— = = - ,a ~ \ ~~ - . — —* . ne re * 4 i¥ m se — : : 7 — en ee . . ? Mad . . 4bDDING mac INES AD TIPEWRIT. Hussmann_ 907-13 No Rreadwas (c9$) | FGRD E Wta —1924 or lg: as: ‘Tefinished in lacquer. two-tone steel ara ——— a cae anne Tocree FUR pe 1921- $135: terms trade FORD COUPE ! condition 5 good Pree my Fert red. low fates MEAT GRINDER—Hussman counter. ice- be bargain for cash Mr. Bruner. 3005 © wise wheels and tires. 2 bumpers nick- 7 Auto o.. a ~ 2-194 Nat ma i a ae Pag . S y EA NS 3. oe cage. 1S} ependa be machines. ie. sable Adding Ma. hex 1 laree safe. 4800 Natural Bricee, Locust “T) eled radiator: other equipment: expecially CHEVROLET—1923 coupe ed bos | SRB coum call ‘haleee mene. ieee Late model. New paint, Fine ruaaing rt writ ' purtab Pat # — " - ~inonpces TRCK We — me! 4 “ pricec for th Sun@ay buyer as r ac \ ereet >barcalin we ver offered 'et+—_ Oupe "aL. etore noon Sundar onmdition 195- term ue “ine sae aud TT ee5 ri ing Lo.. 13 Euu -~ te = ATIONA! cash ree «lers “ET ul ie 'hé ‘ > m2 | — -e 2, Pane’ bodv Aa - ean e é e aso J et x ~ 2eess -é ston a’ - —— a yo -y tu: ee + es ser r8-- good paint. ive ‘1 d~ } : : - = -_ ee eo 7 iM “ at ~ ¥.) ~s _+ rT zrt a 3 . Ma — — —- a Si LN 7ER & ~~ & & eee = | om) Le Me. » : ~ * a es err "~ pre Lo & lors tre ene rie — ’ . __* an he . ~ ad ~ f° SFR a TOTS AY } -_ - ne? T hs a - * on «a * ~s 7 - e ] res ar 4 an a ; cY 14° ~~ _ a - a’ se) n 4 condit 6 ss. eral G@esks Burrourhs ec fine roact nes "ee FIRST - > ry ‘at TRST am ~ exchangs- a fe 4 per” Same e a.at e n Ps _ nent : - Deal z + => i4 T4 : . pail a 5 ts - : F’risce Bidg. Phone ~ wth -wrTT: . . e 7 - tie 7 . 2801 7 g Oe od - —_ tn = ay ‘ ; ~ : — HA” ra y+r 2rUcue YJ~ ae sss re. “a barry Sp af +¢ . ; v* Se er ne - ic) OF Fick Ft eee RE— ata} oan) r gree __aen. a oi Be er. = ~ us an _—~" ~_ oe ta.k% amteout Cabanr 5s5 cc = “« yap ame a a “GR Av ats 4 > zk. ‘ ne . he Steel % r Cour. . ——— carpets bs es iw : S) nc Pel ween , eo Mi . 4 . " — “ -" am i s ‘ >unmdcatr et _ 4 te office ic acch 31287 Locus ar. Mo ee, ome would be chean at $1139 »ut rou vane oi ~~ — om. & -—T 7 , ta , wk toPattar ° oon D aa ) —— > Re “Oy Locess: ; = " 7 ow: » ape » — — . " — a —— - — ~— te - P - _- - —— tyr @ = — on ~~ 2 vo Mogens a ee —_ ; - ; = “ “io - ae = _ oe e OFTICE FURNITURE—New desks. chairs. “con aRs Wtd—A kinés: nar cast know Yahiet . Ss SS ee Bae $9 "ene nted ad b - tires Chevrolet | © sti——t_oupe s'arter Hase.ers runs rt RD ‘OU E. iJot, Slsd T ").\ kK ER—oupe, ; ; 5 = : cabinets ercep oma va ue See befo-e ta? ~ . effere “Es & or = = i a¢ terms. trace } AHLE? i036 N . o* a 19° ; a ; .* ; nn oe ro “x = 2 $9 2: ~ 'rever Lyywt ¢ .°rtas fully « Ull+ De irae rr * Tee, @ ivinal enamel; a | See weed furniture. Wm. J. Ken: | > Suber bid on your car bet , ~ 1 dee a a ee Eee ~ “© ©: “FORI—Coupe. fune perfect. §42 cash.|any make « ~ fe" 75. 2940 Loe « nedy. Stetioner 21° N th se ‘c89 —— 4 -_ r & your cal Te ro" 7 1D 4 ge o » = = SC Cr I ————$ v a; . —s = ee - a . a - = ~wa — = = - — 2 — EE 4 , = —_ A ret z. x - — iene ee ee Pd . . A Ww rLR—C coupes. .. ‘ pA ec uiatlion cheap ee = or ~ > - ~y eek a ‘ine am. —+A *» — a xX » . pi - . ie A ~~ > - * . rc ‘ +t) Te . _o ” ’ é : ead teen; to tok’ N Se AORN TY -_ — a month: while vou walt. 1508 Market 1924 mode!: dalloon two bumpers AN ~ . ‘ELAN = 2. SS Rs sieccring wheel 4c deajer_ 5877 Debear. ‘ - ; , ' “tZ77 , Tio tae. b+ —— = - = . ~— ~ > on _ - _ z D> a TLE . " 7” . . - - a " ss on ' _ : =. ee ——_ ’ r mee, | PORCORN =MACHINE—Butter-kist. and g) lacfuered in two-tane “sagebrush | eee Eels oe ge et A Mix) N—Caupe 4-no ssenge bargain: | CPt em sat covers. sunshade $TCDEBAKER— 1834 ee | ' -* > Tas «’ La *- ane ~~ .- =. ; a 7 — Tm Ca eed raciator »ls ob — - a cat ER - ‘ o4 rr. - = r 3 a 44 - ~ one L : . OTrRING CAR Wtd.—Late mode ees . — > Soe Punto: a — a... s+ a x . nicke! rartiater Dass. . on a $2 to $15: ost ts om. Maplewood. or phone Ben- | ee ee 4nd = ccm. ‘oes ear. @ise wheels. trunk, side lamps att WILLYS-KNIGHT DEALERS esitdinenen Sade sual G- cae ae ti eb a ge ag acrre : 3. periees : : ton ; tor am : Tw rt a ee. = 6S > 2 lend — tall , * Sees, a el os — $$ ———_——__ -—-—--- - . . = _ = . -_~ ; 4 Dai - : . . — ; ~ = windshield wine rear vis'o: aid 4229 Gibson _ er ie AP. &hweTOA =i shat ifhera!l GRat’ PNER’ 3418 ~~ £ > — a wh a —T TY r "’ — -——— - « _~ -_- on ‘. " - ° . . = - yo — » - = » Al deka - __ ©) | R EPR IGERATOR—Meat epinder. ecale — wet bar - Dist 22S «Sempre. | 1 seat ers and spare tire with corer Chevrolet Coupe. '924: a re PFORD—+I sr fom rorn nz adiion: | ™a' A most beautiful car at g price “ash or .~upe for someone who knows | «cu +. @25 —22, hike ay re : “ar te par heen “un yon. $45: no dealers Grand gr Louis a ~ es . at A “—~ 2 ae ——_-- -—— De “ning 7 a North Side | =. z . Es ck, hb. J a.” : ° > > , . > Ft RD Con "PES St-re, 2729 N. Greed. ik = * , , REPR?: iE RATC na areas en — oy t 00 UT OS WT ai’ — sh. ¥ Fr , s.r, a>.* 2270 Y OCTET . ST 29 ~~ — — Fo RD Row : oods, Just eelatn lined ; mounds caracity eo é H COA A Yo); » oo ait = 7 = « 4 | « os & s: ee ; . 822 Pine st.. room beiween 8 and 1° 44144 Clarence. sont Ja &.. ord = Spec sta _ ; ws NE WELL 34272 Lindel! ae An oma tires" ex'rs eal Bargain. S°°C8: easy | are terms. trades ~- - — : ore reEg u ? 7 - o gL « ” = ~~ 4 © — tae . in . r : RAST AL "RANT FrItT RES—ané _—_ TaHI Ex v ~~ R a ene Us. 135 N. Grand - - -¥ ms = -pasegernser ¢ “ ear wanes ee PERE jae. : =... — - — ——-— TATE MC iT ‘ OR ‘ ©., Ine iP ©TUDEBAK BR omplete o st? ‘ters. new a2”>4 used 4 : agit i > . wre Dc. ss rece re on ahee | the pert ahon ‘ar. . a s , —_ . cee , 194 vm 2000 wtles ex m a - : é ER 1G¢4 - = ~ ate i -~ - . -w cc rre : on au ——s _— — oe a- 2 yomos ie 4 . _ 7 _— —" aie . a . — . xs ‘ - . ot ony . ee a 4 - ~ 4q ; . 4 »* “4 ‘ 2 ‘o.s a : ; : car 2. 1B eniendid al . . ¥ taken in. Owner néerwoea. i n mens © oe .- Largest ver $50. rental. 8 Remington terms. Bensinger Co OF: Marmes. _ aoa Ford Coupe 1924: looks like ||! nien-erade cara new: and priced to sell te ot use Dumpers. front RANT OUT Pry —] . ‘ ' ss ero Tape whaniea’ con4ition 5 tires. 80 per cent W) col ocesieie ss eT =x °° "a a oe ee” te clase tops. stools of al! Autos d Badly ly nat Well anell aoe Ge os 10. & AITO Co — ms PURD—Couse. ISG: Une sew. le tab he hairs. caah register. stearn | R : me z (OCaAyY ac t ~~ te * 7? oe - eavineg t 4445 Nat ee Steers Mixture «oc We pay cash See us before rou sel, x “erm c lay at $495 No fooling | . Ee - : road A bargain af th os, OLIVE M oan Cyv.. 2910 W ton bl. | BL DSON-F RA BR) +1 : “Se eee a ge ne oy , ” Viary aecticona! oe Bermen: 11 a (cs 1925 a AKL AND “OAC sy CHEVR« L Bt COUPE. 19°4 en Hassler .* Pb) BSD ‘+A oS git r ,~ . ~ oh 7 —_ - mont 1004 Romon: 334° a | _Linden S687. 3 B.A AI ee mite FO! D CO SESER mOTOR can S07 Pine # = 3 we 2905 1 *l) Open Sur ; 2% con Wie pee iii - mle ; ' POR! — Coupes 2 1924: perfert cooitier PI . - a ee : a , NEES Soa OT = . ass uy ivee: & .. pane : sc : ee) ee Neos le or ane DO YoU NEED “MONEY? ILDSMOBILE—OCoarh de laws. 1923 een wee matet ust se poodloe, Studebaker dewlere; tures models available. 1921-22-23: real Lines a maker. renaire ap S a — very cheap. | evenings., TAH LEM _ R CORI Loca RU EBAKER COACH s: ears - . =e a ita rea So P emel ae, Locuer il : CDERARK standard four bank office i — a een TR — .— — —-->- i ~\ -@ & . + =e ~ ¥ ~ " ¥ ~t ros deters ndy | 200 Pord -rocks Coupes For Sale new paint: seat covers: car speck A SAFE —— ro ONE PRICE FivE-DaY AR bars, ice soeate tabies and chaira. cand. si $500 —_ crear and wa!! cases Stern F xture ‘ to oe vie = — aod span. cant tell from new: "2a ™& 7h » Bring aes take 1s Ther em ad Bt ~ —— “ge = —— . _- Look Terms VMonev Bact Guar ot WEBER MOTOR © STE aM TABI neh, me oe @ sD) , —— --3 7 , Decees. | ks. Cacilacs $500 ¢£ = = = — : ne -— ~ - . ques "s : . « ; Studebaker THetri aes on Peet soe a ed ~ = oe . wh) . 7 ‘ j 2 ane iat “ je Ssi- “ i izv_¢ _ vrs e 4 Passe" ger - : wy ® T.. . ~~ 4 .Pa y? T Wes To a S -*: ' s- *”.. re y . > = ~~ 3 t) ~~ thr 2u $285 4331 “AT - 44°: Lis te!) in Pousinp eer —_ ———_— - aie ~ - ask, G + a ea WOTORIST > - nad —— — ——— - " a mm sd * . )*? ;. tt? = : = mr? wf 7 =~ - 4 és . . , > ° * . ~~ RE RES iii A nS Ne NA FF, EPA Me ; Automobiles For wee s re ed —a ~ e ao se ~~-48 i—i.* het Pet re -t COL Tw —. t. ws) 4a = - Lge] ” t 4 . . — : ae / 19717 Coute TRS ™ HN! R b-BI I¢ kK “TT —_—- ~ STORE FIXTURES - Nationa! cagh res*s- av ™ = te mm OT trace good of f&r>T Kk 9Q°° . “i a . t . r%2 a = soe a ¢ tt fi-t. . ' . a! . 1483™M . — . LS5ONETeT. Uv eguippec = 4 : ‘ 4 OL PE —— ef stores of a) mate. S50 Mowe Scale Co. Sif St. | - 3. used | Ps ¥ es demons*ato: x a a oe ~ OLIVE & A ways Open SSE ER Ae : = Ser you at auction “harlee of _ ac Ex ,* = “yn spert roadster = . =. vow Hl = 7 oe “4 h aie _ san _t eee ved = os an St : 3 ~ \ ori "a4 4 « - ~~ . . --+ . ana oe _ - —_ e MOTOR “~~ eait al 1397 mm ae WALL CASHES—4. § heating stoves. coun- i — on? t. he: race i ~ _~ ar. pretty sageDrush Duco fin an [oes anise 440 daun 4a | @ A.moet new. rea! Sergain: also 1922 for Ls ti a ters. ehriving 15 gae steam radiators : | lt. +: is sleo 19°24 4-5 +-pase coupe. very = 250 wits Se eee a sean tee | eee ee eee, eee eee WILLYs KNIGHT — 4P an chairs, bing, carpets. coum, — bh chan. | MOTOR YOLE Wie —w ‘rade late pretts th @wheel brakes. eee them and —s Saas © says Haunt 3S TH SIDE Bi iCK—GRAND 7401 X. NDW CAR GUARANTEE: Geliers. galvacieed nenes ote of | moce: car for motpr * and side car reu agree: bargains: eagr tefme _2i= . ee: JeTierson at Lafarette Open all day Sun- AT 3865. TERMS GOR ; mierellaneoane art — 14 te GRAUPNE FOR TM bupe ate woe perfect cond a Gay an? every evening SUNTYAY J.™M Wal > F Cc i | a arene stawne erar- | -- a ae ee. qmeivine 15 enseteam radiators = —— EEE EE Dee » PORD—1923 coupe, starter and everr- | Harley preferred Ht ‘ len ER. 3415 Locust. Open § : : wOitve — i} Wo ne ; ‘ Bee Ke ———— Pee_Suneay 1923, ¢ ‘HEN ROWLET f ‘OU Ore en: iow mileage: $250: twrms. 5060; = - . a~ If ro want the re ——— pe in own mar _ = j " ORDS a see this on t a rea) barca a Bu ~k iy ° 4s were —=+ . chairs Dire carvets siete chm. - Cabriok ets or Sa oo a r | Getter, enivantzed ast and lots of | —— ' F le ale one to1d -ToEE aes today: cam _otranee terms 4801 Delmar 9 thmig: terms. trade om car ce body: open 1973 coupe and radster: 19TT | Bapeetnncoes _: art a, a 7% ltrs, he’ Buick Master Six Cabriolet toe8 ed er oun a. Pe +-whee , t. 1 ; Monday ere Morrts. 2810 Olive one tourtags al = (food mechanical * : ‘ ? ~ mn om ~~ ™ ~*~ o — es es . = t res ’ 2 ’ TY 54 7 witt? ~ 4 ‘ : owerni m3 Dra te "ms WE bay = a. rene ottine tev mes : an very iitrle. 2 tires. 2 bume UC) name SATO G. o- : gy ae Chevrolet Coupe FORD—-1924 coupe: 5 fme new oversize DME LIXE ACTOMOBILE CO. 7 Tt ~ “= 06et f t-agen ic@9 oo“ comtVete!ys eaus . : . _ . = i perrnper arc? SAM GTR. CCC.; Rae a. | - Ped ¥ 4 mene --- —_ —_ Tn ° . 4s ope? mone A Pee late 72°73 rm outs Per" 2T = oY >. ‘ertri= t Pact] ‘“ rr te oe m re or,t = x S304 L_ocwpat. orn Lat. — md 77 > % ~ > ~s — —_e : en —_ Ry ' Ta fe ‘ ts oy us ‘pec gFuUsranteec ‘eruis YY . > ra 4 Ci- sia0 3 “Sez =: 8 _Oves_i A! Der Sunday and | Byeeings = 11. 7th 1188 st $1375. Don't mise tt tuick 44-Passenger Coupe De LIKE AUTOMOBILE C age y Fe? Fg FE PRICE BARGAINS . ; wey The tt Leute Desk end Teet Mxrto NEWEI I 3°13 Locust 15 Tears $52: Rebuilt. refinished Terma Bomont Z512iX ) ae. a. mn Jf Sidnew 41 BRS “@ ee ; = . a . ©o. before bewing vour new or ac — oe oun 44444 Hemont 2400 & PRoes MONAR Ss 3137 Locust men All Daw Sunday and ngs SS Sa, Oo4woc0ccrlIINV-n--—==’V—=—>——"— We have the larerst and Dest of ar vatriguater for ang com-| RAn@ [ixturee for store or office sino sie | {i954 —Oiiemom.s cabriolel wel BU CK BUSINESS COUPE evroile’ : ” i a ee } cee cur : recenagi- | St xtures ap t ear special ioe . gpg SSoress LLIGOn ~ ‘ Ci Cc Tr wen ‘terms Stock. : — . Grieme_2ne terme = — A HUBER 2401 — yo Gund : “es 4 - _ a roiet © pes HTEER °60! Locust: open Sunday shinee i ' 2: “> =.) oe , Lis % —-—- -.—- a ae of with attractive. 5s Bega es, ( eee scarce oo tn het gunette rks Seeder: Two models erailaie 1923 and JeT4 FORD-—Coupe 2934. best of condition . Gruendier | DESKS—5 wl vil refinish any color desired: easy terme, 5% refinished in special colors vive werd tines. $325. Phone Webster B.S - fo] f Since T. OW desks. Coaches | trade . EE} — Bg ae ih ; | BUicK—cmech. 1953 tik -.-. 0 SOUTH SIDE BUICK—GRAND 760128 cRanica, coadiu ae as iow as 3% PORD—Like new: best pee |— 4 veety : 3 abie oedestal trope ter 4eak . ener cane P.O” — $795 Jefferson at Lat tayette. —n éay Sur- a ha.amce 12 ths. Guaranteed at ir cttr. with extras: cost §] . 9 [> > eS ee eee Gay and every evening _ ae . DSON-FRAMPTON. "3209 LOCUST 8ST or $400. 919 Sainker 7 : f 3 Wood mationery cupbeartea . aan mach “GD oetrater Master ¢ id2 S aoe ee — 2 —— - oot 4 : Trawer jeter Ces with bums me a. ee 5 Duke 2837 % na | 2 i925—Buicck “66 25 “- coubDe ( h : t Co - anes Gotee | * 4-drawer letter flies | 19° Ye RI it Kk arané passenger standard: brand-new evro © oS ~ PORD—Ceounve “D4 model: ba ' ee tH | Comb document and lewa! Nark fe a ‘% pA’ ‘H 9-4a . cuarantee 12 months 1934. 4-pass. prac ‘tically new tires. natera! wheels om w 215 : io 7 * hardy i? Card cabieetes a. baInted. new Sa? $785 i—19°4— — . an im. than S30) miles: has Dumper a Poae: Sanaa _ pac jee ot 1 Gmail «ale “ SARC Lira Loruat i—iS-¢—Buick 6-45 master coupe +- tire. motometer mirror. lights and other ington ie?) el 14 Rewolvine chalre ; 05 : pase - driven 9000 miles. abeo- | extras: priced for quick eale: terme — a. In e&ee lent rumming cemdi- new: barenins Ber 7! Se news . | 19 23 Buick | 6 Coa h ) wtely perfect every detail | De Leee ACTOMOBILE CO nea! valve. $190. NORTH SIDS © Ne . 1 48 Settee » | & “andard guarentee. subject to] pomont ae xX al Locust on ict CHER: LET CoO.. Warne er. Cai. . 4 Revaiving strole Priced Whe . r ' any examination end test by -~ = xs 240 Hy this car is in > ~ Open_Al Day Sunday and Everings_ fa: : 4 SS G AD AMS _ A s i) Fat eondi’ . ride m Mh PTeCc = — _ ghest at! -omtyr at an *z- # ' 3 e q | ,

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SUNDAY _JUNE 28) 1925 * - ‘ ' ~e4 — — ” : A { j T RE ys 900 7 ‘ :, - BI] 0 AUTOMOBILE iti meee —— L axial S.B Ser ke icycles ...2M specis RT SPZ=DSTER Ro : when otorc ET BRM Ge Ste ae apeedate: in town opr MOadsters F ycles W al mary Ste [eer Speci (Oade er or Sal \ an ao +6 i ae. Dake ir . On TS as "fod s + 1921 lig. > . / f e and For Roa | By gin Sen ee! Ree ets aN Lo. | ata —S E Sale Ad N ' af Fines . er, term ~* mod Btrr ~— eda ere ne ee e ae SON MOTOR to | goca’” pedal _— For Sale IR sin thes - ! 4 MOTOR ; eo A: ~— ~~ at U nicer i P terr, > “en - 19° = r ex ha nic — e d e urns t — — 19 _ ° ~ : ni : we. & we ub ur tire ~ cai v A - Se fo} 23910 “o naon rade ey ening | cabin ® Buick, 2837 1 APY a FO RD—19 7 —~ For Sale eases a ay. WASHI T NIA Ee 3 pr Tt h LY ac Ne . ‘ irand One : ~ ’ " = NGTON Open n ERSAI oho, ovVerh —Sedar _ Pee | a wh. terms tan refinishe a= _- . } we mer: tine shape: $75. 0 FORD—Roa iste — sand § Ae ty Locust | = absnne. ¥ owner “ie i paint- vue FOR D—Tudor ie 4701 vy So: 976 | F R aetane For Sale S POST ‘oe 19 PMOR mt i sive é ¥ . r start ——— : - — ‘ é ne cit at iu > equipped - : 24 Ols ie)? K win ° - ATC B 4 ILE We? 7 (ec) ular fire '¢s. shock e disc —— 7. ————— —_—- ——. y. SRT) PY ped. 3475 same as as n “- | 0 LIN Se os —- A. eh model. § _ ; 7 vfe and a real ture Mattie at pose _ Sorbers. oan we ? . ————s 7 fe ) oRD—Se Se, dan- good i 805 —T Russe}! ew. Sip a. ‘cae ne aati SE 2DAN. . 1995 FCI - Sedans For s ~ C = — a (ons Morris 2 SS . ; Pretty reg- - —s F ncay 5° od con tion soot Cite oniyv whl wa ton. fa = + o-—S fale 1925 ee sts 2810 » down, ( as a p! —S— FOR DOO et 8 on; $225. ar 3617 e S10 mily ee Sedan, ~M athe POP a "M44 ; coupe. i% Te 9 six KF 4 RD—pE OF >, DJpen Monday eve mD aie —— ° oa Sedan ie Louls. —o ; H. ry . NE i] 4 Hut nt : this ah ere -4) A M le -higan _ condi tion: _ Touri A*CUS 9 em ln td Ml $eue Vv ; recor ; ' a — rc nger Foy ~ ) De _Kaib. _ between » , S 199 =" _ ‘ra nd i" new a must “pell. - ng Ca cR . ST roads: oot Ast ditic A pe Do) ] n 9 I 2i 576° é ' rs & p SEN CARs 4 Gite Sport. extr re Kuaranree ond ed and r erect ‘joe > ~~ ne “nd lita> Seda opr c h andler - | FY RI —Tud ities: and 1 Li ¥ he mdition. $2’ P - ‘ -J. Op and R HEVRO} ROL er. Y or Sale " *! 5 ~ ; > “.. serur " ae my __ tra — ne. n ev be "On ang DE padster ‘eam 266i Easton. 7) | _KOEN NIG ee: ori odes. 700° "Was shi ter rms. ~ ~3 ~s ne pr derfully ol oe - like new . 192 ch! HOODS wet ir G5! hase Gara; ge, can N ead Thi: CHE Vi ior Ford. 3012 m.. model. a __ Touring Cars Creninge and Sey koeun. Bbensete | Soasieind — Churchill | FORD meseetCe Dose | Paso eresistgren Beier "Seo: ill aga ote ale “ire | ME te | Browspuae Pt ee a For Salo Locus’ ighis, silvered: bers oads Oven = ee _trade or terms 34 LY¥2s _.._- | - ECrifice MAD milé ’-Dass.. » ~ | ; e CHEV $ $75 4: ox j _ condition . late BLE upmobt) Vieht 4 eae ee for. ~ nek A. a starter, ater | ize ~—Chandiler »; 4 ‘RD—Sedan "33 . ste S ray ares HUDSON- a —~ =“ jenn sitras: wil | A real ch Brougham —— LEVROLE! i—Te ving TB24 se oo" pons = =S37 am excellent ; 924 4. “ touring “late + OG condition even ie sale: term Winter to ab- | seme a ougha sey, only $i 33 100ke like ae ~¢) 825 $14 +e beau itiful —s : of and ance for | CHE EV DS: trade 35° 4 mee -~ Tour! a - ver ; N23 cheap. ings. 4650 Eastae 5 D: cheap! : fect: sere”: abaninn we | FORD—Sédan. lat. 29. 281) ew: need rade eavU; co brand nom | Very new 1925 & quick b EV ROLET— Toy 20 East — oe . $38 “ ay ap. | 50 Easton. undays HUBER term mechani car terme ean. la a Easton. — Better et $2 oon. nd new ‘ery hea: > big uyer to | pin: oni» Tourin Ella 85. «& ; 23: ames ; AS Delm and | 2601 s. cally per. | 5 —_ffms. 1 te 1923: fc} ain P er hurry Cash: “ter tires: { autify] six brougch get a) nn: Oniy $250 Ruaseliic) chea b—Tourias: ae ul vic sat ent. @ real bD iy ™ oe : x Start ste & a ee eap ro aust eS. Ui B $700 on a . Why JON _Maf « — ’ fine siesta Bee esata cr | Sy pres Soe Ratt ie ce easing ee AT sate soee | HU) sc GT | ERR ge SC | cal Sh er oe Oa RS — aS a ewert Locu ol eter 0 roadsier — | Ca; SUarant ring this aef .°°° — | _ 00d r 1; late 10>)... DS« E MOT terms cv itice oD: se! ing 19997 es: DGE—FT ' ai uDe ; ous Bains: todae Bank eee fe | arond eed: ask ¢ sale. only | =. 4A ont =2; good — | Ny S ———— j ITOR or trade. | CHEV il cheap. : “ term ouring atest 10233. 2601 feme. GRAUPN! a ‘y S40: wars 0} spon. Motor Co.., 3867 eft. No ODF madenet Chand) hey ene: >= Seda —102— U&io. condition ; Seven-passe EDAN a ?i 10 ag Sey bY 7 | eo OLET— Caring 69 th. — ton ‘ay. trade; Te eveni SSos, ou ion sTand > Tigi e ®Uar «7 sed Err ah = 9 c "Ta | Dainted senger 19° ge - Months ne condition "Ne ' St model : See " - 1 oa ngs. 3843 ias- _— = wn beh 4 : estes Ai- sii m 1a ant a an, "© t ik ee Lo 4° > > ap. j ‘ gc § *0 ; Ww on b = “ CHEVI : i ae bas ‘around’ rm ae) reba ste | , ORTHWEIN 3024 to | P8400 aoe irate, Del ia crs , starter: ate: | tires and Accemories: an tareccennT x | ee or sete b d1%s S180 cash. | condition Cote late , 1032 5. 1%th.| ,yyemoenge = Podge Tour. iad; mund: motor in excelle ord road } Locu ington. FORI Vell, 375. aiter. everythin, in: $350: ca another ut: 5); Chan nt job; « “pass.. le (7) | CHEVROLET — 33-7 - mane ~ new our.. 1933; terms 1650 = lent pe. :., easter: 192 20 IMO ONT ST | = . —Sedan. >. . e- 3631 Easto ing; 3620 G ash or terme South Side Tin cal shape. we ood tires, e te mode}. new: ET— ‘33. fuliy = eben 7 ones J Jef- Sy Inds 40'S of extr 4 chs 37 on CHE \ YROL wis ._._. SONA ble s 192) ine On. i— —lp” + ———— GR AV Ors A s c.. ~914- 184 650 F oO xcel lent me d owner lea fully « qui dere fen- met. “= 2s | Ay and e as: a Anicaily ; ne ET—sed || PORI ae. __$34" Ho condit am. ee mi. -ohi AVENT CE | WILL Y' Washine+ns ster Moto “I> Cuke. ving city. 2 Tike WA, tires. bedy: 5 master 6 roadster ae PORE evenings bas min ott W tires: be an: excell — Sedan = a1 i rea- ii nobile club od. ~ Ss -KNIGHW ——— on; open & r Co. | CHEVROlL b4u7y Must sell ; also, 1923.0 — new: prettions you ev a Neen Piest, sporties? anu ecnae 1 CHEN ROLE T—Sede n-_$103 “Chippe —— on: | rete til door, $950- j i8) | HUBER Zoot cae ierms. looke | tax! “for . make a Pass. sedan ancey shade ee pouring: ia> Rr SS oar. 76: —. pert ect. 6 ‘ vl halloon . lest lasy 5 bod none, ba on , tiest speed = ' erms. e > fan late n m ~~ ewe. , IS—5 seda -_ = a . like i -. se Tat Nen . Jefferson lobia 30 see and ride thi You must i WI ne pe ry Sunday Zain; LET —Touring lat as e MOM A ‘ta: ee “in cr —2 24: a bi Jpen Sunday. a complete for naeig. ie compelte!y -HEVROL ET—s —_ in at $200.) FORD— $100 down” 446 excel: ent pix) | S005 Locust. wee real aa es FE: } ae ie K _—- Biz Four. $3, models ba r- R the city. not 1 Jee —_ a new blue | oe tong halance ka I $295: s: - paprect Gain; terms. onan —_ ——— , arty 192 32 —— +464 Easto shape HU] veher Impl A. :, terms. NIGHT c CHEV 4EVROLET-—102a vo: effer- Dodge chats . : : t: a . c ; “a 4 - i o' a Bi our 1: ’ : de & 7 « - a tee el thd = } a ° Se ee : $- Dusne ner, # parece ch 4-whee! ret ott cust st implon Body e! me. urap thin C HEVRO} . =— » 2218 s Seige { Fone aibeon 8 5868 perfec ss ineiae and | DSON | S —- to Co. ny Col Jp q Nat Peckem t ga town: Bane fust over hack -about car: ae fishing or “at eat " ri bumper and & | rae ~Sae ve 2 oon a ‘24 soda: | $2 n. 1923 ——_ aston. (F) i rea D CH abanv un | HE ane ET! o on 0. Forsyt ee -_ aii ni | Foe m7 Ust sell" oun’ 3 many ae | ae a Gone mcoed in standant Die i proves = fee mous silent aie otra $50 oom 460 me" NEWELL. 3015 1 Back Gus carioe Buick Roadster: a n dandy of ex- aRAL PNE mean it; r sedan: = ter edan: jate ma cust =° | sh cent tires d Eou! a ™ Valve © carbon, im- | $15 LET—To | 22 J coust 15 Years ae | ~ ie ld at shape: must CHE Re Sate fti,make offe bis | rotate, , mode (c7) | Shield winer. rear tyez oped whin e | AM 4 This NO grind. | 55: one uring. 1924, $2 udell in - Classy roadster iy $2.45 tod ist be -VROLET Cus! “O r; terms | PFURDS—Se, our. 221g ¢ ? bargain | access rear-v as. bump 75 | ditio a $1795 Particula cose. at $75 45: 1922 0 > 4 Craft — Sei _ Open § ee —Sedar S.. Ories: 7 ision m ers. w Car, r spe ‘16 35 and priced for eu , shape, NEW ELI, 3015 pone =| Come. Br ae Mar el io Wan nette; = and jay. ly: open fans. S2 25 dowa, helene (e7) | to save aS a Sem arer nirrer and —— | {{{] eo ne ; beautify ully pair im encell lent — C “HE VROLET- Na! andeventey down; hever ic 9 ° ner a Ne UY Olive . sanc: ° $7 —s 66 e Ger ; n ; ee SS. $175., Terms. Big — at | PRICE . _Lir-dell eee | C "HE | VR LE = Co., 7200 Naturaj | PORD—Se “se A. M. Rieflings. OSis [shane vo 2 will coat to $1250 on ' todan Ie rth Sian upholstered tone terms. "SONO' Del; a Pail — id \—1022—Dodge tou TELL 3015 pe ue. ‘eh AR q nese | m. Sedan —— (c) seed rahe ...: DSON-. c h. terms o till Ter LOOS. Decially and | CHEVROL mar. Gown; easy Kant alee 1 dwcust — , mave ¢ LoS & Unior akes: $350 ana em } rubber: #224, 2°08 —————_—_ tRA MI ; Fr ex-/ | ms. Save y: pric ILETS— condition: tionally —* _Lindell mn ears || Overt pode] wae Ben GAINS | CHEV Sines hier? and up. 330] "x | FORI eae v0 Cote Br | | Hi Ere 3309 Locust st he’ Y AHL vourseit ‘$400, highway Hiller Belenes: 3 from $50 — UNIN ap tart arbaettoreat carr ~~ er. sit esa | . 1a Th . ord rm oe ec lec g ; T—192 > = , -—Seda eee “agepeme ril UD —$$ + E\ 63 Ss. © ws . 3401 : $19 late. ¢ Sale an ey are adster tion | od cond: : sed Sera at one mn; best co / S ~ SHE m4 CHEV Kin he nigh Lecust Reader ing tar es | aay ae crete OS Sake GE gees | THE TROT age ee Re ed PORT |S ™ ™ Gran (EVROLET—Toaring; —“tter2 ft | DODGE BROTHE = : refi Ime fun, rment ; teed ; 0 Vick T—Sedan i. Sedan Se ete. Just ge rails. ~ bumper ALLE: a ars Fo CHEV erson av. O., I “ s° . . F B new N—Sneed 00d: s me Very ais, 1924. a “ ires; Starter. ———— lat ust re ently spot) ight. rs, S@at sie! ye Es, r Sale Re LL. ET ne, OL. : 43% A JVAn del) ‘tor Hi" Dac yw ster: $2: 35 .- i Jeffersc Cheap; terr excellent 1815 . good shape demountab!] ‘atest type fe, ly painted motometer. | DINE OM ter Light suring s terms: trad — 192 - = aii DO : emg, Gs “ ‘*“ 3 . frinn ——4- Passengc> = _ 3107 1 U t o AL us, trade *« SOR —~— y=. | ‘ omit Oo - Cxt ras. bar em good a gpect $45 hdiere. an i w ~ ; 7 _ $90: _ter rn x excellent ~: _Bridee a 2, Schnell, touring: $2 x0- GE m: chea ~ sport m lh 3819 s Speeds: ~ ab -HEVRO aI EYP rh n. Kain; Sli: | HUDs 5. caeh . he ad . it A mas 4106 rul- 7TI9A N ~* OU a wa onetater 2553W 4 Hudso mand = Grund eee? grees ite ond on shen: Gar ioe al | ae pitder sedan, 192 ec} —- S-FRAMPTON: "3300" See ee, urn Tou! "omega CHEVROLET Touring 19 MUTA today. only Wa Soes C S — n ow >tud Daint 1S car hb ragin in tow o4; ; es \}— — sie 9 IA . ac orde 490: |; - on! good se) pass. Speed ebaker | s S475 ' Car Pas ments R in town: like bhi — CT ST Ss Quered | rin Price r: newly zood terme tires: Teasonah «> ister, just a yea gray; red whee} ster: Pai CL Store. 2-99 a : North Side —_ tief ing’ « > see it: e new te en ——-— aT. hic ke led - 7 in) beave £& 7 — v0. 5621 painted; s¢a run- B DE ‘eo $135 for Fume Mo: Yunday 4 r old: | in d eeis: all ne nted i-VROLET i=" N. Grand (52 w FORD—4 =31 Oliv». aay pay- | rt ——————— — om | cei) ent Cuulpped w r brown all |} CHBY ROLET— Maple. t cOvers: omont 2872 _ AU TOMOR SH - = oLET—10 O54 Car Co.. 47 and eve- : r andy sha e: WwW rubber: ainted : —Sedan, via COSx) | tak : sedan: ifn _ fe) = Ow condition ith brand. parts re. i barra ! — Tour! nz Open Al _ 4 3107 ILE Co., BI ee » Tun 5800 Rahn Delma r | 8-91 real, $595 De; at @ price th 2614 ‘Gr cuarantee ns .~ model; newly | cash. “Sep k car ha Condition: | Vil} for ; ss rte Orig hroughout ; “new tires.er- Salisbury. terms. A! rent ag > like new: Ail Day Sunday . N22; motor niles solid and balloon | NEW ¥. Terms. B ate / 1— nd. — vermis FORD = ~~ & > ‘ 3429 . 15 7 v1 , ° we ru t : = : _" o 2: ~~ ; ¢ 2 Bie Ag tor nieed 30 days eal | Cials. Dr Of our of TycKk tr el; cheap. 504 ardve. 6320 D ae hauled will | & smal! | | a sfterser @; terms or tr able car a AvTo beau not! enle ej. poet Tar Co., 4710 Delmas Ls ae ea 3333 ||//| leoed aH Tourin Yt b= elmar bl. acla 1924 Groninte riv pay- ul [eropse 2310 : Fo . a or ade. 1650 4 eS abi 7 4 wut de; ~ Oy 4. Pane 5A new ~* yr late ot ar. ;, as. aoe ~ -* 1924 192 > 3. “jae0~ (c7) Z ede and black. all standard WH BU) 1 CR Faatins fing; good runni running or ond (c) | $250 a ian - "'Cabany yy ae sol son aa tourin ne, “nour cover. ) ET—Roadster. is - ~ tern conomic ante sale: te but short time: hb; mod- sh 4 ag ms a7. ~ rms. 470] : perfec t “g Cherrole? a 53x)) FORT 2 aU 41° new; KUaranteed on Cord Tj . Lb U FIC K = ridge. n, ; $3. 2 4°92 | LET—Supenfor tour = Auto Co. A f : i trade =*: almoat neg ic) coal - roedster: driven uit. Day e and ap,, sp ul; $875 roe ec} 201..FET——’ 25. 0 4 ' OCU } une np! ni wot Oy! am As : ~ cyt Cc . are our ’ . Tor Estmmob; OLET—1023 nd Sunday ” io an \— 1922 chummy rosdstar. iu ri: A ; pl. &| .Tune like new: cuarantesi* tive. jp 90 day over. Guar ' BU serene. a perfect: | Nawth “niet: Touring, “late model: orig 0 D l e C hauled roe Get « «9,9 | Wants “UsSUA bar i¥ roadster . RTHW E — a iLsoOCU et ——~ arantee 4 oks and ete a Ss. Ori y anteed ' ‘ a an ww Gravy ois P orth Side Cc wi ent conditio : orie- ive Ou ; disc wheal T. thorou | Comniet, U&h-er Zain fo - Here | IND 808g | FOR mn evenie eed; bargain. 232; $2200 ginal ¢ strator: uring. tanalo 2 . Gime te = B: $195 $3 ~~ ‘Passenger: 4 ie reaver $265, oben cord tire wal wh ee |)=6Can Stade 4¢- Suieen a man who hevrolet sed 30M eCcusT RD—Sedan: 19 es and Sunday ic] $ ~~ lg 4 Cost over N. ¢ d trade, te Standard 6: i —{¢7) | ¢ HEVR ~ax_ 280 &- S855 Warne ou touri WEEKLY Meally rebaiit: «in"*e ¥-Pardue, en until 10 5. m_| eels. shock ste senger roadster, pair meter manne ne MONT 3700 trade en caf or tas; , cl) $500.00 ‘A Saving of We | BIC rms. Mr. Duke ne "ROL ET—1923 tour mobil vs to wu) patit . wil) ery it i ie. 63° \} De} ~~ a.s Snieid c! Ck aber rh uCiucdes er . de bar perfect Meo seed — o- i Mo ris o1n 4 a = car term . . for over u iio Kno . Duke PSI7 for $210 aed : ; touring: Reo e ®ee-s ‘7 oe $85 LUX ‘h Purchase: = us 9 “Th Tar b].| tres er, Paint pers. t imp a wire evenines erms to su Jue Por ; i? Olive s« pen Monda ~ Cash & quick ‘ cord ti ouring |. =p 10 p. m. ene ie beliey @ real buy F Te ee oe - ces vcebeese cr elas MOBIL x co roadster: brand (e80 bite oa me hanica — dark blue grew yemosBit oa ri . , ‘@ ye wt . OK . ‘ * 8s +O eseres » -BUICK OLIV ” _ BER 20 , sell at diecodnt. | —wtion: ter 1924 roadster — 62) IMP. sell today; bumpers | oe tie ohe ~ S( _Deimar. dioe. Studeb ent al hape:; Nhe mew: heres ee A933 | Oakland ‘********: «++. 925 +f nd COU Le ‘ i; mabe F i 601 Loenst ope ns M AXW : rms > at hye ay te ‘ perfe ~* AUTO G ey I ~ © ‘ mpers ire "4 Lires 4, ’ 19 24 ik ih BU Ic K 1923 sumeeeedeiieneee exer dealer Grand. rRain, terme. 14 Re Follow ‘s MOSQ¢ eae é 7R 4. overhauled en SON ULET— 53. in the nm Sund — TEL " Any 1905 con ~~ 19 > Se ing Ss. trade M gue ra aa eee (ec) | CHEVROLE A w sees 7) 7 vied end painted: fitted 3; in the origi unday beaten: and ELL—1924 ~4 road . ame I: 4 ( HE y vi 4 OCUSt : vie DOR SEHDav ~ D8] ¢ . hg => | Basee ted. reni ex ttaring: 6-cy! nantes CHET ROL, ET —_— a 9 rm on (c) | G Cc the ‘cro crowds. _— . rhe = Te ‘inet | aplendia with dark blue w nal Soaenes 309 4 performance. a i disc wheels! bars s00d ¢ Ol E P ‘SED iN yy a, es eee oi "AR .NTEE nh ds RA Yi J a ID | BU ton ay. $550. Gi —, Bs had hs: nothing - 5 fourier: aon af Tash ba nary : PBI ay nghe? Sime! at ., o7°. ° eels I © nee: $485 ap Ad Ber. tere seer. LAY-HAMBUVECHEY we D. IcK 6— -——— 5868 at this low ual \alue ; Se» A TELE M o tn a “ary Car ’ at an att n £0 son Mi ve st Oo; te arance | ‘i erms ut: } zs ‘BUCECHEN y , Tourin ~ 47 efferson_ price; te to be | DORRIS—Tour 1035 N terest f eA «o te sale. attractive pri = rT HE Li — — Woo TAT mw. GEaey Ont Seon wR 330! ners . ie ing: bary = ) av rms. 1650 s Tou . Grand, — i on ren Sunda > 5558 North Price for s—Spor : - kK MIC ’ Ag; | PVoRT) - Sees 79" 3 C CO 3: ) } L, c if. ifavVing 61° gain: fi CH a bate ey 5. cheap i Zn car: T Mie) | hy ope ay. th Market. ; privar rt roadste: a T f YR Cc ¥ Sedan party ‘+ Delmar bj - — cust NS 26 We > rst-class: EVROLET eemnctncttinene Ix 30 Ke : geod Phd xh ; ae ries 33. U. | and. Ae svate OW > , 04 nee - 3047 ‘ c 4°) EY ys . ty leaving ————— —- — 4 RI : st Park. grand a Tearia " —— RRS —gntuck sy '* rary © p°*e- : : l\ga ne! O24 > Sa Ti 47] 42 ™ ne a : . 4 ing ry , - hed — ist ih 2 be - Mr. nc exce! ne lat —1 98: hh ; My ra K Wneb is tener Ghevrolet ‘1993 — R MOLINE-K 7 5 Sabany 4 * CHEVROLET Si rh . ORT—Tudor — — HUP—1923 — = = —=—= _ cel Se = 23 5- passe meer (e) | oe perfect 7 wills dition: new — ideal tru Privately own aaeonger ; ; aehingt n. rood b Mites CiAABY -i cn kine i — umr i : x LA TES = Ded rad a as os A and co -_ = ie ies ill t ~~ bn Ndition: w i} touring: het 4134 N "Kinga rifice: ° ~ @ rr c 10"? 4 ? = o™ «4 Ke JJ N ort! , . vs ‘ —)- uss . ‘ r —_——~-~ , OUR LUC aang reed mgr: Jus: over art | ahs3 yi2?4 late and in gL at Bio. Norn gee, BPH looking | clinet,,A8, Brice “that will’ qrinh me: | Ghevrole Poneto Look, alee ed ao Jus’ , YY 7 ‘ ms cr ‘ : ~ : a of - i] t ‘ ] ner *“4CPUEKer ° _** ime : rice ‘™ . r = - PO FIND KY | vrolet Road: | SASH —Heargnebig ee aan | IPH qgune and totirita’ rebalaceas wehiee | = atart ‘ta Store: | tyme te look ie i, that will “surpries Son | buy; looks fouring; a reall ._ Hie Dorris, $25 Cor T HIS ADV. 3 modet" in Ai ster'|, -G rene "3894 ) . oWne URD—Sedan. lat — = verms e's et s an. triven f es 19° touring a. 3116 Loe ust or A- 1: COREY and runs; rrab Ae -riving ‘em 0 im” $12) ay é an pant condition: 5 tires a: : O! DSMOB 1k 29 i x ~ 4 ‘ ‘. . rs nd-new-_ and ope dl just pinta * dan ra ash. or v4 *vlinder. see 1118 oon wonderful bu runs like agin (mM away: act this is spec } Dleasure car “ a mb: nation ae eae = inish ; — Br =~ oa ister, j @> lO 27 12%- S3 \ . ‘ ur s f : Pauti£fu] ae (lke ers ne t. : See ow? : -- > Cash and .- = $27 2. Come . ¥ for hurry if re top: caaily $e5 ie 3620 GR “ bargain 1e3a6 | « -Outhw es? ’ / Ae saith WASHING Tom —— Po>.> «=€6VN A? t » S70 ul ' chanes ex ellent — I indell _in Siete ” el Touring, 1923. . . if . - ant cri: i ine _ 3843 TE napa RMS OR T R at BA Re Al _ $14 i) ote) be , . e ; “i Aay¥Y tern } a - at, .'s ' ven "000 fabany 6339R Pr in dt. 6043 a rea! ~4 f ‘hey rolet senate ees ™ RT me: trade. 3520 20 Enst real “em s PEARNS terms. 4530 1920 iach Tien LEDE HG AINAT $325) 1017 po ase ies A ro CO. aaAe co for like a tent .con ‘eine a car | 2—1922—Ruiek | » Kingsbury. pwuPMosiLe 1923: 9. oUrings. $100 28 ng: gool ston + a Beneé. COUPE R _ © 20. Easto odels, $195 Ww IL L Y y 2 oe PRER & (‘¢) 4 AY N av iv. ‘ ‘or a vee ta ces 4 Ne — . : 4 , —- :' >= . nth 2 eu Se0 ~ g 4 ' 4 1 19 ; o_o con a ng. in. ex - '¢0) — er . ‘ally Al: : poetant. ash. me 258 met condition: barxa ; A 7 “ r o il Pp . Saini eis and fanaa : (Mi ini - ~ ’ P rat ’ sing -, BED Seine a : ’ cenuent ci of new ad lik t | £00d paint Pt eee good PAIGE— S. NIGHT 3 E dad EL], 201: ~ S€e it. Te : ones lore: fully lotor AL. 340 —Chevrolet on JABL > it will ~ $15 Dort cond thor aint tire , : b32 condition 5 . - or gale . 2 AT.ERS r 7 7 "TMs a - nt ra ui. e palin. JEW = rhe. ] Loecne / t NIV? t tour ‘Inge. ¢ &AVTIO to see pay you Tour. - ] BIMOo! oe feat & and me - 4 hasto Food j ster: w or —— “ 342° ‘ ° J: : \, nO ry : m. Mi pped oy ge ay . : = t | rp) RS. iL. 8 1&5 them snap: Ots of ~r i running cov ers, bumpers =Roadete er: good i ' _County ant Ford ‘: 34:3 Ke. Bort —ws | Lf ares ir Cahas : % hy ~ 2 ie a > nedan a ’ Ri a7 ‘ : em ni ghte A. )] L ocust C Ti buying an before Auto Locu: ‘ terms Dep | ~~‘ ua for $35 Py conomical car co : a Call Sunday, 2 ‘Sondition = Sac , 1] -1953- — > HN Kingsiana | .W HI oa y 588 4 ) ‘erms ainte = se Pouring ap id =n ay. IRV, ROT, ET—To 5000 ‘Gravoia. where SUK Co st. rma: today. 2 : CAMBER e Sunday wun Noadstier : 3 Elliott, ~3—Nash = 4 - Siuand Z T rey q avert ‘_@ os ickRO = Delmer Py ond pe... t condition: ] ~4 s | @ uco f! nish ; yur ing car: - ANT—Ta Di. RT > n tery wae " ¥ look oadste: — ~ ~ ord Sedar -_ EW $40 ‘heap fo . ooks inde r: dition: 0-7 in x rena | $325. ourin | L . Grav ES INC 425480 ust ee. és08 Food «x condition: | 2 1 RER "Tanrre new: beet } mate IX ¢ CHE Vy Rc T evden tires an. 19°23 eT | mr Sy day i . ,: $1 all 7 be a ——Studehal Lindell R6 E—R ab OAKLAND — fi, Lorust seen Tt E T SED AN rm. angain t Al shape ‘ SED ors id evenings. 4650 Fas Ope 4710 Detm evenings, FF} terms. —— —a Le ANT. Touring: 1% Eo all r coupe 00. , Fi oa dster - 199% = D 2s ic $100. Oo) war eater: ‘ ~_ mn Sunday 3345 S fs Sauroa «& oo today 19th BB AN BUIC K—103 = IO0 E astor 1 De . e! mar bl. int My am. Cc n Su Own: othe alll ~ , Ondition repainted ling Station. Broa . Call He. OAKL ANi =e 38 ine conditicr ov to $495 ) ai nn 1924 A a LMOST real car re, oP ppular. 4-cyl. 23x | ORT | W E IN, : wt D | . hAkE] ormat one = dway and Os-| ,°™# ——Konasier gray ay | ret sates for $12: aor mod E ay "§ it and “tourin o4 75 urant Dall n Sunday. tee cme S- | me] mot . . " ( ' Pe ; is faat- . rr - : $) y o} } : : O 2) RR, C ‘ 1 you i ng : a 1923 ~ 80 o4 Tour.. ‘te ou - ; ¢ _ eee ‘ . . , e Pa ) hale rice 3 ed ue pers trunk nag COVers ers, Pyar run on! y 17 92 o stand ni nes. erme oO or a f Hany "TRA . «pl y odge ' P this he TER pine » . mo } : : . “! «? 7 | @xXOe@e — — ; ave ; Wiper ‘“ notometer te are tire ’ 00 mile ° dard 6 ~ pen Su or dem NT I Good) Toes ® roadater. fi 'c) | Painted a « c The and eve. E MOD term echanics al) ly. ion. AIG E— i, - . is , fort ; ow 2 ~ emo a te rrr 4-1 ASSiPfre ar ves oasibile ten ‘ OFT tf a Va VS “rere - ra nteed “Fl and me . — ny B330R randt, 6045 t today evrol, et T ) age TOU {oi UN ms cheap if &h toadster: 2 Oris HU eae Cle, f — PXtra manne +, 9°] n \\ ry fed as re: mt h- 9 Kingsb i ouring. i I RING ——.- IVERS ape; mu le 190 © and ee: aa 1 wie ire. with sp _ = =2 j Law “ON Mi , resented = ury com se & car mh s#Ddlen a nn A oon aot | Lecust lf = ? St eel): s: $00) ash.” A 2 Ke 7 uU Se en 1g: A , Seda part iz = 558 ‘ te ni ~ on JOR (DA = ; "TOR CAR CN were Buick 8 na (e462) dette: cal looks like ar you sel | ened in Tacau Cra ation. th : ~ oe, Pp nein - . ‘ —_ ey rie ; ‘ ssrA re I> it ‘ A wurT Der . “arKket ~ ‘4 it~ Ser’ Sed A . ie)” : OL ‘ t : . t: balan’ . terme. agg. £25 -- yy ae a as S ice won ad — - 7] Db PL ttn shan. ai Oexcelle KF f R : | irke unday or by Doing as bra Rin 4 looke = . Se) | : Ww "eb er nA om cocndithes In -26 a late my tr ie price of $195 5 a TATE MOT mood rubber: ? r . ac ~ nt APL iG tie — rt mee Tht ~ i a , be the fr 4 ril APL. nde n coment oo ¥ ye 4 coon: rifice. ST UDE LBA ik ER — oe | a "lymouth n: “KO0d tire - ae A MS 4 & Locuet terms $4° rt ‘ 1h it 4) K OR SE ) A a & " rested: f lly os carefu) F S470 fe tie car for | N EW ELL ett 5 Le ome look, Terma. 9041 OTOR CO. . ° : cheap: on a. 22 $200) 2 as dow) n't ' FRRY wor - ulpped ; sUICR ee a vi} ; tod ; Cust a | Lee Ine. Nine un POOO mies: e others 344) y°";, 21 100 effer cap es 192 1 Yo each “re: Beting — * Shea Bomont aan MOTOR C x ** 1 & Low ay. 15 St-— rth Bide Scudehoker ister: bi 8441 Juniata ic? src a a Se ON , like | pong Delmar #iqe Meee. Garage fONARC argain. $150, nt 900 R CAR Co | if gray throughout) tuto! ee /1924 @HE ‘ydell__in Husines arma 1027 oletring: - Kirkw bargain; = DERAK “IVD 8 —— Seda: ———_- Mme! Racca ake ARCH, : 127 . cn Sun 2201 1 » wire ughou t actory fini Vv ROL Sineas | (> nh. 4008 ; cht nod 17 5. ER—76 ae Sa ra te ‘ a0 3t. Ls — i LI (wor ~~ indayw 1 Loc ! . W heels » & SPecini inish lbri as di Ls " " hw Mister. aie ae f (c) | inne lent conditi 3 rondater 1K = “ols e : aries Ford T —_— - 6000 Nw SOGAN: gar fo 3 98 — To see it Bo car “ithe od. with genuine ‘| =200 mile T TOURING ~~ X—Touring; - ~ ; CDERAKe r Gyney ton ey aed | and painted: | om as Et oo see bareain 6 ‘DGK—1922_] 908 $iSl N 4g Pee ™ Door, 1923: ‘looks | ar ew es: will pacrifine annoy = io 8t 9558 North keewnnt “t. at, 43 use lookin prices wit! ould! A ‘ rot pe ae. bs) + easent 50n . ’ _ : in a ee ‘ 4 - Ker . . y) i "2 is ; . ’ “y Tre riLiCce ” in as O Ti ‘ ' . > —_ se e Car oe RIGS CuPE oadste paimer. nd fast $335: | STU DERAKER- Call 5077 Gene. | DODGE 0 daye SAAS Ea Pe A —— , iia runs good; she must mS MA XWE 7: 35°) East _ ee 50: easy | BUIC a. a Mente. Senase", ° 801. Delmar 7” furan - ea ae SN Tt 1023. ee _ “” a ane if) en - " 6 = . .r ut , ‘ | Fa pecia | 3 erie - taken in Beiendie condition A ~~ model. S140 eS x... appearance L whe | a roa aa. _ eri iads } hal ema n m0 $575: _ A8(0n ay 102° . wee nee ra | room go . g, Te ike new a , mae ke! ‘ed Re ‘ sport har 7 : ( he this. r a4; in . 6415 “iit ‘as ta Trade care “Hee has eevera!l _ vadsier. 53 #0331 : value ie nell Pann perfor: na ne f snapny | PODGE—s« haring “Penaid cond “ ~ now. Come a + , $175 M A x WE L om a ert. “3301 Be sport’ red na god finishéd nnceemely ae vrolet Tou! > (c) cae O15 Kastoa. sosd shape: + tum ~ , ne had lit Leow ; 94 ~ full ji Cc x A . - 7. to me a - take ‘aa “la? ao te Kliand + 4] } ~ ae 24) : : ili. erms. - ; > club a nicilinenaiide ' ' ouTring = oS nere is no h . ~ origir an ate »” SE XY : | ) Oe like pn Onditioy CmMOBIL Sedan, 192 ea - =] cy 5- 2IN( . "a" 12 - ORILE: IR| ~~ Fe ROuteaw. cheap: | In OADSTE “CIAL 6 1 7 and Phone : new On HU e idor ws ——- |} tion: pass Th Open All 3 I Co.., 470 our! t trad ver R. | BQ @ees . Cabany a Ml tires nais mode! - i P ~ ~s nish he st of ? Tudor 1) m ust ‘ A > . s00r BE — N. ~ 75 —_——- jee in ol tjousan ida +: ¥ od liable Bui . be Appreciated - pieagure:| san make condi. FY RD—Touring.- -! gay. ¢ “ | 148) Ro ne con- | i WE E FIVE-DAY Ty 13005 7 Food tire rect Cisc 'y ers . condition nm bee | ni $365 e 7 * our uphols SOUTH ~ ~ 40 to S°?ns es of good cka. | to _seleot f trade Ust he see today 718 Meht. } i agaters. 1923 wan (ce) ee MOT* mR can TRIAL D . Ocust wv ~ H — Sane it — if. | oe pasar ary lire jo 7 ed et id fo 4 ith | maser C ar { r- 4 ‘ ws iooks ike : rong | Jefferso n yr BU rt hk ~- easy terme. serv- C OL. E rom 1650 S Jerre other a. FORD ; —— ~ 7 coma ransrier. S135; | ///! udebaker Dis CO [j| | PODGE—Sedan. “33> mpl. @ Auto cn Gaon in ont San and ott mp. | pen Sunday. | = Gay entretie GRAND 7601xX yontede ~T -pagean ee nee re] tion, ooag ne BER My AL F DAY 38er. ; Ra do20. $5 = rE I. rust tet, ‘sik 18th and pee ors. ; _nicxel radiats 4 wet ode _— : » 4 He —_ ~ ¥ _ 2 Ot) of its pe MOTOR | c, ADi ity. AC and eyv ery po all end = cai ie "tire 6 pt rep Fr RD Fen 75 te erm tdebaker Teer easter 0; 1881. $70; | sr Tescwst cen) ||| Shh eigen, | coed “eimaskUd, mechan! RAMPTON. 3300 1 “y TMOTOR GR, | ee Nine ee gi ST” mee OLE bie isd Sar Sig meas | roRb eee tk r am ee a and @e! QO 4 ood tires } Mecha, Pet ly 1 — i i On ri bith UGe, I —e seats ae " ari - — 7" Path and nereat er ee a Nee ee @ Loover sr DO | ALTTg Carne, Se 1805. veel | gt iin Cite ap 8 BBO: Mera | Penn F261 apied —— ae : 717 | barcain. o. $3200. | peor wed Ft hone Gr: 0 cash 39°: ‘OVE WASHI ut TES ae et “an ) —ussell. otor me uring; 19%3>~ : nh. 146 - ss... " n. Cc } can b pee In av ats — or 7 in q ” BOF R. . 39 L. > / R tz Nl a , _ a NGTOM ; 6 A D " Ty le & ~ ~ Zain $°5 Cc hanica 1] ~?, Cont . FORI 0 ‘on sarter STUTZ La!) Colfax | e bought | bew = ae 1924 (ce) D $100° 1 20> 1923 aad TE As *. 4 J Md i thot, cu . St ¥ g00d condi inental —Fourir ie ans 1. wire Wheels '— Bean at: C1766 ata one cord casings: mods ao ceall Lat “84 @ N lave 597 Eamittn: edan: runs a: trea port touri : [ef9, ot. Open. Sun Louis Dure tion ; bar. terma. B ne: ' L . " = _ioward condition : new tire —~ ' Cc) erme a ba? ; Lec? 4 | Paint ‘ a ive ry n i i RL ,Ni " « Food ' nam ace ; ope ng: lik day and nt. 3205 KO = BUICK OLIVE & uy rat-class condltio ic) | Parkview 26! zoe paint. inate? Al, 9@- KOEN! M ain for mime. | Other accesehricg Fordor sedan: newly | fice, $195: easy terme abe ee |S on ay. vy pen evenings. 3843 ‘Has. C fot | DOG Racca. aon 3 a re . oe 7 1s ort eet, « itlmost "$300 = fr + po Chaimpion ae 382 0 Basto: n cellent care ms. haeton:; mede] 5* eo r rysler 6, Pha rUR! $2 924 touring pert 7 isHT.«i bargain, | ” unday 1s good Latest . oOac SS. 199 - | Mw wrk 1 > wi ee — unday - ru) R , he ] ruara eed a Sunday - 0 a very c} and am. 124 per rms Nai tion ; "S28q0e mil e 4 ven by emonstrat eto ¥ Peo | Blog . Dertect gan « oupe. ik buys. SI¢ perfect } 3 ae eit ing @ Wheel = S Uk | Piston rer evening neap terme ¢ | - i Ww on ds. ' 20 cash are: ex. Miles Bee or: 1925 n ORD—TOt own [berry wr nN r we ~ Ss } 95 dew AU Les : sn Way $40 ; © need ' i : ’ x Ss, 46: >) ab r) X SADI1. a - = 3933 mn ba ja Mr. ‘ less th t RING. 0 v “hings 261 4 I . balloon “aston. Nn ; trade i ‘excpptional | j tx DG }. 3347 le is ord T _ athe "4 ¢ Kast: “ay tj AC— I ourmn atin nce G rat. an 50u" aiy down. a 75 gets e sv re eee oa Jef sealed re z. Serene, Bo 7 LE iT he 41° 7 iT t GH ullv equ nch. ie) | WILLYS “ arty N43 ~ 1925 ae ees ere 1925 udor Vv ERI AN cs 53x) ines. shock aba new pai — mont 3610 “RRY INC D— Nive. car; aewe..”. ou non Rr . yped, $146. oot ~ : . ‘-K NIGHT- tn me S20) on oie at Vehou ak ‘c?) | 1k v4 mode! I ° oa D SE ' must }] rbers. 7 nt, new hles: very pe sedan - ee Oe termes, | ter; m 1f?: ———— want perfeet ur upholate like ne less th ooks lik D AN.. | Grenada TOs at once (, tires, Op 2621 a , | tthe a. w ust se -9. 6 cy! ant Yo ae] et: gee it stetry in « than 6 nm with e new it 24 | and 70 7 Ce. 1 new 7 Se DAVI! en Sund Locu FOR 7 fe : r ae cont S1GTS: orth of e leony) linder road. | Sell: make ! driv $200 wor very w: nonths' th our ¢ . With jots CALL # “105 Thu ~ R—— 8 nor “UNnGay. or D— Fo Ir hae $5 0 _ Bnte eae | ect - ne tow “ rad ") G oon fin a old: EF iaranteae ef, extra me re mod t urin he : nes r. anke Motor Ce. ” — : n 0 up. terme a Sod Gaving ~ y roma | 3G ca eee 4 ~ ) TA casas RAUPNER. r terms | “ “¢ LUXE wth Ey a ae has! Grand an MET HUDY & PaGp Ss. ns 0 ' a errenae tee, encoliont wna z a = FORO: Mn dgrl, a “: ood as n CY tee Phone sive Street 00. see \ ODGE SEDAN he ont 2812Xx, OMOBILE co. | PIERCE_A est Pine k! 6 DODGE— ft Woods. urchase $450 f puringe: wus “ Gs [ AR ASS Faaton ew ~ $105 ° e Parkview a rd ; oe -m ~™ Leet ful ' aN a 4 r Te! iy Pe {men a?) . 3107 I CoO. oe ea x ARI ~ ; L nde}] 56R7 a E—Touring “Sa Baas Ole 4 ernie. Pe a euarant TER ARAN Th deter} ~ ane O82. 8 or Trade | | sedan; . 4- E MOD ET Att_Day Sun. cust. © | ly pair W—Sedan ——— to) tm ] a we. 36151 i FORD— ; 923 pt. - $150 sada ee Bo a - ene, rn iD + aban Ore : Janes An Stee sy top j = " Cc) FORD. -Run al u Ss For Sale . ubday. ~~ j ad hese Pri bro ugh lies Took ne — on jocust os trade , sacri Slee: “sie 25 uty: worth DODGE— i620 condition. Nox P1335 perfect : Ds ‘an ) runs ro : ~wul 192 anteed nn > mod dan TA! terms ee tourtn : ") : aon i = ip aa ~ ale icy c oe Condition : J aah mode! $)°- } MOTOR : iF ‘ORD S Ices io ‘s 1 bom ° AB new e« ~ bargain: x... oe Lee = QTOR CA or 60DG Ee toe a “bargains “6 | ¥ FORD -Touring IS. L oat. : ' on ; sy ed. mail. £ Oly aiance $5 Week. Author! Med fasy hacen” bargains ~*. Cc ee) 7 ~ E D A NS STA RR — vor" Riverside a ¢ tz Mot ri 35 Gra R CO. c ~ Touring. issz- si ‘ ORD— Tourin, — "I up; “aay r. i8°%- ——__. Open tome By ord dealers. 303" Motor WAS eS. ™ » F OR I) TT Dc a L Sedas 1994 aj ae : 3 > | V. 63 ¢ P; terms, trade. Sin ee rome Sieve Z Rivers), le Rona nation. AN DERSON > ale ine arly new Pig ition ost about $160 . M 10: SS N _Grand ‘bon t DE. BAK ¥ SE DAN Delmar _b! = | oe oy apo t ighte. 7 C oar. | MOST = way t3 0% . n now; terme , o li ord Tur lor: . oe nt "y jis wy 97h Quck ‘ED FOR | ennes.. Hoodge shock = head Pome ape ton ay. cood; $275 Sirona Fest ot — ofl? rt 33 Wash. its, such r eedan h by oY AU? . oo car: real : | OPEN &IwT RES RE tain -ondi tion ; rbers; fin . 5 Ee i —— Fo ees “~~ axle and } &8 Contine a6 a!! stan 200% e looks « little | ° SUND , - 4 TP RMS. = L | this — ali eomerts et Me. eae a a. pt) ouring - tor mtal m dard DOT BD * locust and r J RADE. ; UMmtil 2 at @ fay unity to 5 " Dodge -— (7) , only —-go~ae AC? T terma. and PY if ; "18 ic) OR ( 0. I ever i, " mode ’ jug ol _ b | enger pe > and ¢« oughout: 6 CH rer R&S Kocher ex le me: « Starter | Tmde ontinental note an. 7-hour |] LIN 3041-43 Lo ne. ea) nad oe Fe an est selectix fo any ¢ fom ‘or ema No varanteed: 5 “a ine: be ~~Late mod — HUBE come cellent and 10° “er wield) paren Sve rman i A | late tela’ BS : encwiehs ans — ov ba tieen. 124 u “w traf an i at 4 way Ww ee . ~* ‘ B h : own , ' — naan hve.) baresin: =mathiaeat | oy Ie Tad ee oreh aahs,c8F looks: well ROUGHA |Look! Chandler Sport| "sit tee te caer rite Bray , en ar. OmMmica! re} ui reughan “ ters Fates ; 20 La ate Mmning or : prie , ley ‘4 and ” 7 M ' r ] ' ance ‘ — “ rd — ' t ; 7 ith. ome ww .> es frunk by . ' rac ia tor ° Sage ° UKe me horse; © hood a ; ~ teurt — ns a“ on oP. one ne ew cite heads ae fs Jan ade fan CD "aM - ' becomes = ees ae ox ent cor T N EW ELI ROWS te and see. Terms. car will Seaeaea and nt roo bm t be iti #2000" beaut foc" Big Individal thin tke aaa $2 75 .. ‘torenl ert condition: terms rT ullre fine ; : lL ee es. 4 rns rr! t . ' Tae _—- . le» se ae OE. Pant al 34° on L " ta? 5 : Ye o CaNAI tion iTe with new eno. c rrp: “4 for 5: uming oeediek ouring- . ~— Grav : ’ mm rms e Lon ; Sed a cd are lal @ = 8 me. w . Al ole. One®: OpengMonday! ured penny? -8301 Pause bar: | XN _26th rood condition. Wil & 308 el! in Business gine! come: “cash ot are halt of | rAHLEM MOTOR Ch fra ill sure —— eye Hamiiton “tition: “iate ’ - ’ J% _ an ipa ‘ Ci} I> = i rt ie ’ 2s) 4 T™ “ " TON - rns ‘ i€ HME co. Itio n . . "Airas -4 , ‘7 . . ire aM. : een “ tog “ : - k ’ = " Gra eon " ‘, £ OO ~ ) 00 8. Jetie rece. cheap: terme trade , ts i vat any. a pase 1521 Hoa P a ame on = STUDERA? eet LE CHEV ht - eae sf —y ee IDGE—— ourin, nd ter oon ' ORD—Foa.- " odta -. LA aa). CORT S-paee. Srnec ‘ES ” fo) Bias ~~ i922 us wrre?- el “. & gvod (7) VW ET R a , SFr “T ~ rT 1s soma. ee =] " . 19° n ; ‘ . M eo game dale touring riest Ann | pmetel_ real barrain. ord te d coudiuon, 3 eamor E Cor G CAR D eone - 81380 = A bar we v ROL pe 1704 ¢ t be said | i1K—1 9, {> irri son and “poll w 4 ' ~~ - 2. gain = nga Teyrt ne "ant panieo, =z, | Bonar tires. Coben oth ny . 10th. ic) eninge and § ERE R S T @T f 1 v i TI os lh be = new. Tw Cabeny e272. “extras: s Sunday & ‘ USED « "AR ROT ET... B.... ary ‘3 , —Touring : - ike r ray : will Onen ” . Garrison amd —— F rn. new. all poe ee: 1934 © rH 'y truck 292K ; + for iets reniog HE: v R OL. * 22°09 touring: iF t rid a5 i ad Ss, und: =: ry tt Minnesita . ten our! ne car. vias” ¥lor ‘ 718 New be ke oonnnah ti Pond = . 69484: F. ie \ i 7 ee - rry terrac ke new; E— Fane an hele rae. eon. eurts =e } fam, Me. ¢ © model. 3 eee “Mr. Kaye =“ $* 2, — DODG ¥. "hariee pee terme Hille. ing. 1614 cond). 7 e—.'T Leckiand A 8. léth. selling one 1926; lend ronde (c) Bridge, “SOURt dents bike mew: oh -y Natural

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+ Fs. ‘= 900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. __ —— = re -ENGER CARS TRUCKS « ACCESSORT sae vs : ae AU TOMOBIL ST. LowI? ch A Hep Se -_ - - ¥ AD ™ eos | SSS EEE SSS eg SK . a ph 1 AH LE} 5 yy? aa WRERLY ‘s on Display vig - ee a al ‘ $150-4250 ® Bonds Tharin 6—No Red Tape -s -' : pe Fl a i 7—No Fuss If cheap prices. music, Yahlem would: the world’s biggest . band. Now he jg largest used car But that’s ‘nuff. spend Anybody can heavy dough for a used ear. It takes a smart ual tt wood used Ca | er we ere tn 15 Swell Reasons Why You SHOULD * Trade at Yahle 1--No Interest How come 198 Folks bought ears from Y¥ May’ 3 ROLLIN DEMONSTRATORS DE LUXE MODELS —— Pins ot Sea Tet oe 2 eH. mae p | off alog. Wheni . 4 Pa Packard ‘Sport Tre. 575 | “3 a cn a est “rn aint seen nethin’ = _ = No Brokerage ~* dans ee 1a2- 1924 IDesS. Studebaker *° i. S20 Ps : "y ry 194 Auburn ry mpi. BR ce. $15. 5 ‘ Coupe Nash Maxwell! axing? Lexing Essex + S.No Foolish Questions 9. a ”) Satisf de emits Olds. Buiek Hudson Paize — : tT) ‘ > . 2 ae Bere Fb Weripgt - |... cca akland fo. ge 5 Mame tal 373 , | lem sells 2 cam helm @fa®—Toarag 3 em i we ; -” ~\ ae wy Sunday and er g ibe gs makes a new boosts Wak Tearing 1925, teal car + 11—Biggest Dealer Oak! anc pe wy r iding Motor Ce lh West ()\ erland 107 , Boosters b a {ot 19 No Competition fee ee ee e S| fteeeees & 850 Bui Youpe OR? fol friends. (Chevrolet . Paeeeces tte eee ; dese? i liso 15—Real Bargains 2975 , - . ‘* i P ’ >. 4 ; : « te. Fellpws rant, —T And that’s “ } ores 3200 Dome eis | Pe : 7 ae De dition for $385 caan. emi | y \ie Wy (i } \ : fi hs A) } | | ~ re a oO ™)} te: a ae ee ‘ r--* v7? Hi ‘ ason they know he Dodge nothing up his ‘ ba | la ; Buick og ea | 3 ni 225 are suas aeomacs ste ee 3250 Cadillac Sahat Every time We asta se vat — ; - ethers trade lih—_Natistactio: (juarantee:’ AVOtgt gi —_ & ~' + VU (STCDES AKER — 1974 ta Tught 8 touring: Zs ft Bares 3418 Locust Open Sunday. gt DEBAK ER—Tourtng. with winter top: A Tht All Day DEBA KER—I Bie Six. wi b Caltforuia Winter yt erhauied. tires and t good ba rga. oe and weil bullt car. be seen yt 45°0W Papin st. ei Open Sunday oes em —Toeri Pey tm ee. So o : : - .* he pe "? = ~ srr" oe oe — — ——s var ee . ap: terms, rade. 2o00 8 Jeltarwe: 3 and “24 modes: S16) to. $2 PRICE BARGAINS Pditen. leaving citys wacrifis= nar fer Se Be . 1925 MAXWELL NASH TOURING, $120 — > . ~ = b m t : , : . “"T\ « } € . S eona’ a ~ i »—. 7 > _— >a - cient : _ = atin ; bar alles - asic own. for this beant *) 5-pass. touring S dster | a Phone Wyiown 854] today. _(e) What could be better tor only $3232 peecstel ‘8 lan ‘ : i set TH Sivm BL icK—GRAND - OWL. | | o- . . a. = M laxwe i] Tourings J mee — ete. cen alt day Sun- | NASH TOURING received from the paint Solas Cars Fur Sale ~ - = : anc-n** er oe gy months of 8 . _ oe ay —_ ——— aw ! ‘ re: "" » Xs r ‘ : ; 4 . t-* : . ’ , . zx - ee . . ‘ . £ 2 4 4 2] } , > : “ui, ' 2 _ ORL Tower ne, ) ae mood rensiog com Ss 0S rut etnounta> ee i187" 0 >} “TATE MOTOR CO.. Ine. —_ ‘L883 starter. ete: rear. 3041-43 Ytaeust bi $75 ¢oen. Morr's Pe “mode ; a!2 : “ers Four 2ise S&S. Jefferson. ° -PASS 18@2 TOTRING. in wonderfcl : ae —-~ ~ ? 4 -—~—* i ; {eu na . Oue - ? 7 ; ‘ : : ° - » -— = ~~ be . ot} > . +. Fis s+ » - - : oe - . ; ——- imnrkK @whe«! H ‘erm «a bad. r ; " ‘ ' .. : Bars a: ; y eletanx — sie te ottictnl su nl Pine ere 5 ae * ow Oy . . any 39 \c) , . p : - " s&s —_ > >. ; : SS —_s. -- EEE - . - / an . today, cheap #545 Stora PY RDA— Teeurings 4 i: [924 node) ” tn a beautiful + _ pe certs —_—— MON — eee a = o : . of te a : . ’ on is N te ’ S B cer Garrison . i smobile ; 7 u : “rms open ever ao : y JCOHNBON at kT ¢ $re Oly 37) | el ' Open | . _— - + Monn a hom mem erent -@ & eS 4 > : ’ — goad .r r io - : Mts : ’ : , a *Teamtmige ang subaay . a . “ - 3 ict > a a3 . 4 ; ard . . y= m e — = ‘ a > ‘ ; = X MOTOR C0.._3227_Deimas making it 1909 Biue-bop model, ccagition the? weit TREES: Saab: terme: sade Motor. IS COMING SOON 1—102l—Ford twounne. rcod Soa HURER 1 Lecust: open Sanday ; onditior 5S. tae guaran. | ¥ ‘wte eng a ; a ef e mest tiserum inating ou ac erases eoecial eoert tcuriee thi Sash spor ~~ Tourings all mode's: $45 to ' , ae - : is > = ) . , _ hy, £.. . tee »harcalins terms. 2718 = J' : ~ - > & 3Rea7 Owe o37 Py a . : . . § 2 J ae ' 2 —- 2 . : = “— * oe “ . : 4 | . - : — — he _ : —=- aay rm, | ~ __ Sidney 4177 . ah . - + - im ‘ : : “cr —— —-, —s . rir’ ; rs i? —- : alae a Cesired orth Side Chevrolet Cv prices and terms very reason- =~ arrain i ea BU MSU -F L 339 i . ——— ® Colfax » i ’ KOENIG MOTOR CoO =. pt J : RISSEI Teumne “ar. POY ated on . - ri tic a NASH, 1874. TOT RING. -S01l> Lafayette Upen_§ Sunday Seale tt arma P (@ On d } Easton. oTase-nger: like new . 19238 and 24 models - we . — = > ictmene : "ncn oS PTON—-Tearine Sneeeseeer bar. ' t ay at os gy ore ‘ne Motors perfect. gma.) cown Dayment: a. . + . Theedesia | 2944 LOCUST ST. cas guaranteed 30 ‘jas >- passenger “oe WEBER S TSED CAR DEPT. ring: meter il perfect cond!- . ~ sheck absorbers. i paint oe i PUR! —Tecrings wood. ™ a7 - J shert time i g , ' ; ——_——____- —-- cond’: , a “ ™ NATIONAL —"- . touring. . $150. Chase rT. . _ —— ' . ms ber iree bearing motor. driven 9000 miles : » Interest. Be broa I 4 9000 m Garage. I21 Yerk. Deimar 6512-442 i Washington h!.__ ee ph. A umper. etc Owner desiree YY A RA ND taRON om = =} | "ood paint am 9 —s " OVERLANDS—3 FOR D—Touring: sport mode te 192 ere en bor - ends. 5 new “ree. sc : . - . .|S ~ reuns z ‘to ~ Ni A i Ri MONY ee - a or Bane. . . ———————————————————— T ens : nu — ‘ Ovi RLAX D— ourtmg. ae = 4 al eA nong af > st a . a x! ne lamp. are ock'ng ; 4 5 _ rT} : ton ; an ri , : ON 7 — _ : . = ’ - - ' “2 . uur . ’ 4 s $365 . epen ini a! - Bi isoL > at ” wt 2 Ee " _ “W isceneia ay de and titine wheel. swell turnout: dDargain months o e “ -— ; * ‘ . 4 = j ; : 4701 Gravou. OAK LAN D—Toar: ra i9= f.ne conditin —_ : Meoday evertng. Mor- D y hy agement. tie! ou «OT hs = ve: Spect. 1410 L | NA=H—Tourt car. good condition: $200. oniy $325. terms i ‘ a a . c) CARI LAND—Touriwnms a Gandy knock = | | : HUDSON-FR. = eee 2063: ane a, NASH S—Baealient me nanica! condition. a S 1325. Case Te SE m about Ford: looks and runs gcood re . | GRANT—Toe - nda owe ape | one-way no dcealer. Can be seen OAKLAND @—Tourine. in qood condition: | syeee. S85: Over- you wil! lke this car at $150 Gray 192 a Geet oe ee ee own. on a. maa 4 a | oo z ; : S75: Chevrajet ' ' win terme: trade. | sas -% i y Manchester 7 a re f - ; - ; nteed. : ‘. . , ~ vie : n al tRreugkhout f SOO cakes this 45.52 Pennsy!varta. togr : tor! orm ral: radiator: pain r ,2 i ye ee 529 Easton a Qe 5 ‘rad AND—Tourtng. 1921. call 54 Ste today. Terms. Big value ne? : mocei ——__—__- — yen _ ~ orice $125 ana : . i? > ] ; . . 4 \E WEL LL 3015 Lecve 15 Tears : . " : ee nk Oe : ; Pen ; : ; sOT : oa a — Ps ile 1 ; ~ a , = . . 3422 Lindell tn Bhsi ess = “eae * on tt : me. ee a Se ee t: only | NAsH—I t 9 nee a ee Z — — 7 “ . . ‘rade LL _ _ ~-, s.5 77 — " Te . > , : } : > = ‘e- ’ iG ap ary motometer = : 320 Dein ar ae oe = —— ) ; des. $1 140 FORD TOURING NEW ELL. . amt . - — > ts _" . iv l¢ deliver; 10 mflien motor number, ee —— 9 " d - ' e Oo on a , 7; : 2G wrt r ; ' . iver a ; go x. tures. a” to n ie in “rr ae: ; “ue ; er ee “a - = . ° nl ; ' : - a) > ws : e 3 a . — - -- _ ———————— = | - — 505. Seortmesc. - orest 4354 a ver arn 3820 ' PRAY ’ os 4 v — ~ — = Pa. TE s . 4 : > - aa ° ’ ond ~ oo ‘ > Ai 4 a ’ ia aia : a v4 - Oa x aw” TS i Tee arnrs 5 pert mot oe . 1973 made! sew iF | “a ee 23 bes er ee ) — xo —— — ; ne : ~ Tn but . $473. terms. oetaers 470i Urs- cellent cendision ar Ford ! ouri Neti se 3A ots a “ar: S100 on delivery ngs 3°20 GSR OLDS MOBILE —New _paint. RESUILT REPAINTED AND AELEED thn Is YOUR ‘3 repainted. jaKLaND— Breed i new Trtce pant #2900 e s $950) Marmonr to Iris OARLAN D— 5: urns . Lez2 a “rocrilent mechanical crinag @§. inte 1 | $350. Noerth Side Studebaker Store. aso vey citan 192i. 4 = 3 x Grand ; . dition nd - 3 —— cae * | took OAKLAND 1934 SPORT. IE ERS SR ee et ae o. BID 7 wer ” : — — : ee a The classiest spert ca? on the market. 1924 Tourn mati or : P.-E a > = , sills ed NASH—-Demovstrator = — - a : t. wax ¥ELL— , —- 7 _* , = . " ay oun ail- Gar Geos 192. ~ S 4 — niger i . ee. 4293M > “St on wet &aTO a Jeweet ana 5 = our S&S +} Ors aT? > r tod. , DE Rt —4RAND T40LX s i iT NEWELL 8 ane Ppt} > a Prz =" «! standar:! e car aisc wi equipped —-. > only $64: 315 ty “4c. iL SAVE $600—NEW 1925 NASH Nash tourmng: latest beauty, secrificimse Terms trade. . J pen evenings 3843 Easton. SCHNURE-BUICK iknists eer" sauled and cae sted MISS TSSIP PI Tiley Rement 3543. 730i Lecusé 2» Paes Se Loree ‘$165 ata paint Sood re Water lngl. © Aule Ce Sa TI OSD . * 7 t ria + Baap F .

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sr.LoUIs 21R oe 900 AU TOMOBI LES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today: UTOMOBILE “t- Youring “ Cars For Sale 8 car ine ot "30 sur ——— ‘USED CARS FREE! At our prices rou co&idn't buy the paint | Tourin ng Cars For Sale AL _— buy at pe and the tires. heap prices Yahlem would be s biggest brass > o! ‘eo Pe the ae ~—— Paige 4-pase. Phaeton Essex four touging...... $195 Paige sport touring ...... 250 Reo oeert, (purtne ae oP 15 (lakliand s touring .... 183 Dodge spore touring ....... fae Buick sport touring ....... 95 Hudeon eport touring ...... 19 Searns sport touring ..... Y - Studebaker touring ...... “B23 $25. $50. $75 do YAHLEM 1035 N. G ’ ’ | Dorris touring i deel ain yd nwest| How to Buy a Used| —% “ar dea ley. How come 198 Good bought used ears from Yahlem ip ROLLIN Bascal Simple as flopping off a log. When peo- ple trade with the Lsed Car Wizard know he has nothing up his sleeve ARD $—To ee ne: ae -3 for eraaller gas or: AR—Toar ne “§ $23: = jem sells a car he Ps i 00d ‘con are on; “$165: i ra é makes a new booster. men Car Right | Get this valuable booklet free; | it tells why it costs no more to. get a good used car than a poor | ‘one—if you know how. It tells ; | how to locate the real bargains. | _ It saves you many dollars, but | ‘| costs you nothing. Send us your |, address and your copy of this) money-making booklet will be! _}mailed to you promptly. ST. LOUIS DURANT CO., 3205 Locust Bl (om yruene For Sale _—_— —-- -- ee CAR—Reo chassis: bargain. eR: 4: SHETR LeT—Delivery truck: ruaren __ teed: $100. 7258 Lindell. Parkview 2 r101 4 CHEVROC ‘LiT—Truck. 1924: like new: 4 very cheap: terms, trade. 2506 S. Jef- pate CHEV ROL ET T-ton truck a real bar- gain a orello-Warner Co. T7200 _Nat: Bride at wy CHEVROLET—tLignt deliwery truck: fine panel body: 1924 model; bargain for | quick sale: ®erms: open Sundays and eve- PASSENGER CARS Trucks For Sale __ " gunn, bal hs _ ree ks: terme. O-day guarantees. JOHNSON KUTO CO. “pe: ton 4 wih ak TRUCKS ACCESSORIES Automoblies For Sele— a. eenetongews T- 48. se lane terms BOMONT USED FORDS truck with open 6 - Motor, Authorized st. (ren Su ingavs rt evenings Pord Light Beltross Truck: make va an off RAV ae MOTOR OORP. iD 14-TON int CKS | TATE MOTOR CO. Inc. 1923 FORD © TON TRU CK|!- 3032 AR FOR IN E> YOUR CREDIT IS Go USED CARS EEE = YOUR CONVEMENT TERMS NULSEN-THOMSON JUST A FEW OF THESE | SENSATIONAL BARGAINS bes Oak!and-——demonstrator eoro —_ = —- MOON SPORT CAR. .....ccas 3039 LOCUST ST. JEWEIT COUPE ......conus 3039 LOCUST 8T. FORD TRUCK .........sccem 30398 LOCUST 8ST. NABER GMMR sv cecccsed 3039 LOCUST ST. STUDEBAKER. TOURING ... 3039 LOCUST 8T. N ARE AAPOR snconsices 3039 LOCUST 8ST. BUICK TOURING CAR.. $039 LOCUST ST. a y “TATE foTOR CO. FORD 1-TON TRUCK nh ay 2G 25. spodel le: 2 a with open #1 } ide curtains and cabe aa po ae on 8; aso Ere Sunday an “FORD 1 .-TON TRUCK oOoTtsD BUICK TOURING CAR ........$150.00 3039 LOCUST 8ST. ( mevre! - Sedan. te et he ee ne SD Pde ide OFT stororroi with open bodies 19° 4 — “k T uring WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN 30393 LOCUST ST. NASH TOURING CAR .........$750.00 3039 LOCUST ST. GARDNER TOURING CAR... .$325.00 3039 LOCUST ST. CHALMERS TOURING CAR 8039 LOCUST ST. DODGE TOURING CAR.......$150.00 $039 LOCUST 8ST. CHEVROLET COUPE 3039 LOCUST 8ST. ain for quick sale: _ 80 days fe arrvice Convenient Terms. Open Sundays and Evenings St. Louis Auto Sales Co. Canooy top, express body. bo with exuress ww 4 and cab. in good mechanical’ oona! tion. clede tail pa int (aenh ter x >) | RU PRECHT MOTOR CO. . 8025 Ss. == Semen += + less Cars Authorised Ford 32 Ing’ zuire 2028 Califo ni |LIGHT DELIVERY = P24: pease with aay “road ic) | re ee ee ee eee io sé; os cae nings. Delmar 2547. 4650 Easton. (c53x) | TRAP ~ 3 t —3-ton tr | CHEVROLET— Ton trucke. 1532 models: chassis, $300 1923 models, open —: 300: terms: open Sun@ar and evenin _Delmar 2547 . 4650 E Easton av. (cha) Chevrolet Truck; l-ton, with ex- presse body. cab end curtains: practically new car, repossessed S.109 Will eacrifice at $375. Terme. y 3015 I«cust 15 Years NEW EL L 3422 Lindell in Business | Chevrolet Truck, 1-#®n, with milk | ) going at 275. Can't pase it up. N EW CE LI 3015 Locust “* 15 Years Svae vy oe 4 3422 Lindell in Seen tL 9G b—Truck. Al running oo. 185. "714 Locust - | DODGE—Paneil delivery: in ae i (¢ abany {27 . Boosters bring their ERAKE Re: er al ¢ And that’s that! -| DbovGE—iruck. i1yv2U: steel body; $75 caeh 1230 «6S Jefferson ic HUP. ROADSTER 2039 LOCUST ST. HUDSON SEDAN ...... $039 LOCUST ST. FORD COUPE . $039 “Locu st ST. FORD COUPE 3039 LOCUST ST. SH ROADSTER ..... 3039 LOCUST 8T. FORD COUPE ....:. 8039 LOCUST ST. WILLYS-KNIGHT ROADSTER $875.00 3039 IOCUST ST. 3039 LOCUST 8ST. TCK—1 a5 Nes stead f paneer mon Basetaar enon, } v rice reasonat eS Lur>z jAuMSZxr4cou | wagon body: short stakes, in dandy | wiki Pox R10 shape; repossessed car. and she is. bee “delive HUP. TOURING - gt eater. ‘demountable The above mentioned Automobiles are in first-class condition, good paint and tires, top and cur- if not satisfied your money will be applied on any car in our stock. UARAN TIER, Five-day trial Open Sundays 2 (c) | ee ae ee es nee i = Body nett PRI CE ‘plan PRI - 1h “ton Gartord wake Te cnt aed We Teach T> in ev GRACPXER. ‘a418 L eT: EBAKEP. -——T g00% ition STUDEBAKER — — ust (aay Cars | for Sale OLIVE 1924—«: udeba ker aoe AwTo@ Sareatn Oldumobdile— eer if tle beauty and hee good Must be soldat Onen nN tents nnd Ss mnday. 24 STUDEBAKER SPEC IAL “™ of them. This one with 5 brand-new G shoe. and other accessomes: | ad one es it Q9 4 CY LINDER : OLDE lots of extras; rune MET Grand and West Dine Olds. - Sport Tour ae. we rota L., Ag’ udebaker er California 2 Top This 1923 special be told from new for sm: at . nm ng argain and wuaran- | tra H ‘SIDE ‘BU IcCkh—GRAND ; Open all day Sun- day and every evening. STUDEBA KER TOURING. | ainted.; smobile : Ton 2944 LOcUsT sT. WEBER'S TSED CAR DEPT.. ‘ Garrison and Locust. Open evenings and Sunday STUTZ SPORT ley wi th bu mpers. nt . 6 wire wheels and cord tires: 1. AND Touring. TRap ive, § a “OV : KLAND—- “Gheap. Over: -ANI)— Touring: ‘g00d ‘as new. v—h ARD— {fad tour touring: Ww, eary Can be bought at a great saving. LAMBERT-GRAVES, Lindell. Lis aess tou arian: classy: OVER ANT ~— Touring : R—1921 frerinn, in S370 ov ERLANDS—3 *»° "Euclid. Forest 626. By ov ie AND—Tow © verhau! ed and re 6t ent. ANT — Touring . a Overland Red Birt: nickel ry —Touring car; oF irginia. KNIGHT—7 pase . TOURING G MODEL 0¢ “TERMS rt TRADE. EDERER & CO. CNiGHT DAL ERS = Wid Pee hard sao, r er Senditton thro pemowt eT en rant Tauet: yet anen Su = J a. J 2014 6 Ww ashing. - Packard Single | luxe rt. eingle 6 taurine: I ~+" ee anek -pPassenger touring. a rebie g0od paint fine car for tour- ne passenger haule; will abd wast ‘ashingt in sonanitenaiie good a very renews party | one 4 will etep 20 to * oing burrs. By interest of, brok YAMLEM 1aR5 K Grand. ek oe ate pone boners marine and roe: ivters all | ron 3000 miles procticelly 4 real bor for quick salt, "ELL BO1LS Lecwrt 3422 Laudell . E CHEAP TOU RINGS. DobGE—sScreen truck. iate model; gac sacri- | fue "eed money Zoop « 28S LAr DG k—Screened truck £004 cond! pe on heap: make o'fer, 23253 Cass. cB3) Doha b—Truck. wee: exce! jent hape very cheap; terms rade, 2506 5S det n ferson | DODGE—Tru k closed les 23. $385: 19021 l-ton truck, $100: 192 %-ton, open. $65: terms. 395 20 Easton ‘ r| DODGB—1925 screen body truck: will ’ travie for anything: cheap: trade: terms 3347 & Je fferson (c) DODGE—Truck: screen side job: also in | good condition: terms: $295 Et. Louis | Durant. 3205 Locust Open Sunday and evenings. ___ (e53x} DODGE BROT HERS REBUILT TRUCK 26°" panel: looks end drives like Drané- new truck ideal for bakery or Senera! hl } KUaranteed mechanicai ) | terme T ATE MOTOR ¢ ‘O., Ine. peewee | | Ce OUD bi. | DUMP TRUCK—Fine condition: , 3%-ton. _ terms. Cab. O2705. (ce) | DUMP TRUCKS- ~ ‘s and 9 tons. stee! ody, good or new rubber; Cheap. feo4 _ Ker r ineriy. 14 r jel D4 ps4, DUMP TRUCK—=S5-ton. 18084 model: ex- ceLent shape With or wikhout contract. Call apest 3584. between 8 «a. m. and 3 f = (c) ' FEDER AL Truc x i] 5 ~° —-. stake body nd «cab. SS0O0. retuil 1410 Nth (ce) FEDERAL— “Truck, 4-ton. hyd gulic hoist: __reasonabie 3012 North Mafket “37 ) FORKD—1-ton truck: cheap. 821 Withnell. | PORD—Dump truck must eell. cheap cood condition: hand hoist. _ 2700 Lemp FORD- —lon truck. with delivery body. 3021 N. Newstead _ {e) | FORD—1. ton truck: cab. Jumbo transmis _ gion; SISO; terms. 3H29 Laclede FY RR D—~Ton truck. starter: coal or ice _ hal ulin ng. = S22 _Uregon | FORD—10g3 3 truck. cheap. 1621 Hodia-| ; mont. Cabany 4426. ic)! FORD ~Truck. 1917: grocery body: _ (c 52: 5 age | FORD—Ton truck: curtain body: cheap; __or exchanee. 4304 John. | FORD —Ton truck: panel body: late mod- | el sacrifice 4224 Evans RD-—~T ack: almost new: will sac- rifice. 6314 Page. | PORD—Truck light delivery, running or- der. $i 913 Soulard (er | | FORD—Twon truck; good condition $190. 4302 Watson ra. P: none. Benton 3064 FO«D- —Lizht delivery arter and ae mountabies: $85 4081. Laciede (c) | | FORD Truck: 4% tons: fot. condition; | | oifax 740R. 42 Clay. ic) | FORD: 353 > truck, light ray very: $375: | terms. Open | Suniayv 4701 Gravois(c) | | FORD—1925. huckster's truck. perfect | eondition ba rg ain teres "520 Olive | FORI—Delivery truck with —~Sanel body. 3700 Olive. Arico laundry. ic) | PORDsS——-Trucks. new and used; express of stake bodies. Boiler, 17th and Pine FoR [—"} on tr uck meuUmatic tires. SA 4° 720 W Natural Bridge ae FORD—Truck light delivery: ood as new: $50: also i-ton. 28]1 Easton. ‘c FORD — ‘s-ton truck: good condition. 4005 Cottage - | FORD—1-t n truck $100: Chevrolet, : 1923. $275. | Gibson, 5868 Easton. £1) | ' FORD— — Truck. with etarter: open firet $75 takes it __ 2820 N. ¢ Grand.( ic?) FORD—Truc! ks, new. any sty le body: lib- | eral terms ‘Bailey, 17th and Pine. (c) FORD—Trucx: poss condition: very cheap. Call 42772A Labedie FORD—Light delivery ‘we: good cond!i- tion: cheap. 2350A_ 8. Bth ws. FORD-——Truck. 1924, $350; ice and coe! | bad y Bailey. i7th and Pine (ce) | FORDS—Ton trucks, 1923 pedela. only $175: guaranieed *s0 days. 8333 Waeh- i Ington_b: ce?) FORD—Two ton trucks: almost new; sult- able pefidiers or delivery; cheap, trade. | terms. 28060 Oo McNat r ch eee FORD— ‘Truck. 124: with panel bodr: runs like new 2°75: S75 cash, balance terms. See owner on7 § S &th - —_ — ~——— — — PORD—lL-ton truck with th wing bedy and side curtains: newly painted: bargain: terms. 2634 Salisbury, ic) | FORD—Ton truck: starter baraain need money: only $100: also *.-ton: cheap. *| FoRD— | Easton. _ aa tea —— J) | ORD—Auto truck, handmade body: bn usual value for $85. 5049 Cote Bril- lante FORD— Top tdbcks. all styles: veary cheap, terms. trade. 2506 TT | - FORD—Truck, Tieht delivery. Ps Pane! body 192° motor: new cord tires: 2 weeks; par $350 4558 Newport 2%, PORD -Por anie or trade. eme! truck. for smali touring Centra! 0272M. 1804 N. 19th st | URS FORD—Ton truck: 3 to ee iect from. late | models any etrle bods, $75 up. terms Haupt $170 Olive. er : ba To ruck 9°4. overhavile new | FORD om Bh Fg 23-23 Locust Oven evenings and Sunday. ._icl) POR D— Lil ht delivery. good condition also Fo coupe. 1974. like new. sacr'. ee account of owner leaving city. oni* ieta ay . y "4 ‘ST ORTHWEIN BOMONT 37 no t 4 avery truc motor oan Ato , aK 4 Oven Sunday and renings POPES -- LS ee rads. | 19°35. 1824 | models: with hout R. term and SVE JOHNS iN MOTOR Mm. Natural Prides at Tinton (e@5) | FORT) TRY CKS—Ice a wi coal me peddier | eteke am’? expres. hig —— snk ' halance $6 ner e ee ym, ap " Rieriit re “S15 Olive, | : Ford Truck bow yemosrte body with cab; best + eb er buy in light delivery truck $150. 58000 é, -- & ATO Gravois FORD—Ton ——_ "Ss open express body: wn. mronthiy. B0-day — me...) B. eevera) others to select JOHNSON UTO CO.. 3667 Olive. ic37) You to Drive ~~ e @@ ee Og * * to 32 eof ioxD “MOTOR, cust gt USED TRU CKS SOUTHWEST NASH CO. a A mm shanica! condition ty. CAPITAL GARACE VICTOR built track fine selection of eg " Service and others Dependability, illysOverland Plam We believe people would buy a good used car if they could be sure it was good. The Willys-Overland plan insures’ the buyer a square deal. ‘ean haré! y De told ¢ j}equipment as desired brokerage charges | before ge it {oe +54 prt “terms if wanted: no | WEBER MOTOR CAR CO.. don't t } buy a used truck | Stucebaker Distributors, ‘Aktention st Buyers tt ta i line eile A FACT Greatest Values WEBER'S , L S E. Corner Garrison and Locust St. You can drive a car for five days and return same some real bargains. OCUST -yar 4 av imp. underbody A ‘and cab. equipped p.4 th etake or % -to n papa two ens if not satisfied. Lowest Prices All Makes and Models, at Terms You Can ! ONE-AND-A- er White. furniture body Two and two and a half Apperson Touring, Peerless Touring, now.......% Chevrolet Coupe, now Sport 6 Studebaker, NOW...ccccccesscs Moon Touring. now Buick Sport Roadster. Nash Sport Roadster. now. Sport Touring, now. Hup Touring, now Studebaker Sport Coupe, now. Studebaker Sport Sedan, now Ford ae now. ‘UARANTEE ALL OF OU R USED CARS E WHAT WE SAY eber’s Used Car Department 2944 LOCUST ST. AT GARRISON Open Evenings and Sundays $10, $25, $50, $100 Down small weekly pay- One Nash. dump body. One ? - agumaammaes exp. body and cab: re 1. few outstanding bargains. taken in trade on Willys-Overland fine motor cars: Here are te i ee te ee tl eat eee ei ti ati ee i ti a i et at at et el tt a tt ti ti ti i ee ee ing Packard ot ~ = brick or gSenetTa! GENERAL, joTons TRUCK co, SSS TRUCKS Pierve-Arro w. Tractor Chevrolet Tourt ng ee © 8 2 £28 4 @€ se ee et. ae 923 Willys-Knight Sedan. 1923 Hudson Coach. 1924 Rollin Coupe. 1924 Packard Single Six 1923 Maxwell Sedan. 1924 Ford 4-Door Sedan. 1924 Overland Sedan. 1924 Ford 2-Door Sedan. 1924 Chalmers Coach. 1923 Overland Sedan. 1924 Overland Touring. Fifty Cars to Select From. Priced From $100 and Up. Fi sasneg OR TRADE. SUNDAY AND EVEN bd FACTORY BRANCH - 23 22 & LOCUST: Re et “env vnewveener#eeresnt ee ln tila iti tae latin ai i ti ail eat, a ll el tlt ei ett alii i A at a a a eee Other standard makes open and closed models at loweet —— ve ee @eeoewseneteer fF * Wilson i 40 otor Car Co. 7 US PROVE 7 Locust (¢c80) " _ Packard Tractor . | Diamond T Dump ~~ ee ee —— : Sunday 9 to ‘12. MACK-INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK Pala ee —~ nt Parts—For Sate | Accessories, Parts—For Sale | rs MAC! HIN b—1 685 Singer. ITA oe == SL. new automohtie parts for ait- “International Truck Parts a4 pet. cent off list. M des, double- Bar b: rs. Service and satisfaction must — —— "Special Used | Truck Bargains | 2-ton Chassis... C., 3-ton Covered .* -ton Dump. $375 | “Auto Sndion an Sale responsible Buick dealer BUICK SIX TOURING Has 4-wheel bdDrakes and full equip- iy reconditioned in our | BOIDRE— oe our. a _Champion "Body Co. “fa Locust. DY—Couve de Luxe, 4-pass.: beautiful CTO Site ee 45 “Oldamobile a sporty speedster 2-ton Tank Tk..$2250 | i "TO » PARTS —For any car Other makes from one | 1924 BUICK FOUR TOURING —— Ford sens half price. 5608 3. _ (c8 By T « SOF ERS—Can worth up to a Auto Bodies Wanted — AUTO | BODY wtd.—Ford 4-4oor. chasels for same. iquipped with stake or | BUICK SIX COUPE oF large selection of open and closed de- livery bodies for fo)! pe savaged chaps w | Open Sieudéy read 9 to 12 standard chassis * The White Co. condition guaranteed wid Ford sedan) w at + —Koadate r | FORD BODIES - Coupe = _ batteries. _ TERY open SS, Gee owe eh Chassis Fer Sale Chasey: dise _wheele: $75 FRANKLIN ROADSTER Auto seers — FORD, RADIATOR $6. — - - "| ORD TRUCK BODY Bnd] Pea CHEVROLET COUPE 5 = Overhauled: mechan! - “4 i PORD CHASSES—J oan Automoblies For Saie— | Sago ee DE “RAO valve in head for Ford: good shape: 1054 new-atvie Tu » 4317 ued Rel ND FORD CHASBIS— Sippiar type. § e441 Penneyivania, a crANG be DY Wid B1 50: others. Fy en¢ uy. . eed very short ful accessories : West Side Buick Auto Co. | Kingshighway & McPherson | ’ ~— 3867 8. \INS—1937 roadmer. FORD BOLDLY BARGA ped ferent. _makes and model s of cars at nal ee Century Auto Parte Co LIMUUSINE hk DY ONE RACY atee ees } epeci {ies werland Champion wv SED ‘PARTS. TIRES. BATTERIES. STERN “AUTO. SALV PAGE, io. “FORD PA RTS At lene than halt orice me claee HURER. 2601 Locust open Sunday. “toed tor biicheF or ro i. weyers Shak ON BRODY —F i ret-class fine hae grocery delivers erenings and Sunday. ~— i ee hn ready to wlotece Hepair and oe ~ 9 tioned and repaint- ed Used Cars. MED\ rofrincs —— ROASTERS Riefling Ford Dealers Tires mits Sale “Fins “taeel es Accessories, Parts—For Sale ? AY as you ride. Truek Bodies and Cabs Locust BOMONT 1476 FORMERLY HEIMAN BATT CHAIN DRIVE PARTS Silvertown, 3178 . opposite City Hall.

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. LOUIS SUNDAY, : 4 aUNDAY. sae al BE 900 ROOMS FOR REN}, a Soe | ee JEWELRY—WATCHES _ MACHINERY ———= MUSICAL ROOMS WITH BOARD—North |ROOMS WITH BOARD-—West) ROOMS FOR RENT—North Roome F FOR RENT _— Th Nae es 50. F. For Sale Pianos and Organs For Sale T_ LOUIS, 2237—Room and board tort for 2. stro e} ser Cc ‘ ’ P . a omS FOR RENT—South ROOM A—Furn ront | FLORISSANT. 4326 ogy room ae pd seal ne at =. KNABB Ampico. electric: $50: lates est jazz i orivers N.—Front room and room with” board convenient Page cur. with home privileges: no other ‘ IXERS—Marsh-Cap pron and classgica] ninthor gan boar mA MOND. ing ; Stock or me Ly ; YO cash; termes, Bou A-l Pos Bek ' keeping: convenience ©} hotne kine am! floor apartment: west O'Fallon Park GAROLING 3o55 a — in use aa T y - DE bench teed practically ' Cel ns eee er 1807M. RY TER. 4 e— —Room ‘. and GR —aas 5 NooNei te ic62) | housekeeping reean. Grand 4% va nraree. hie Soni ~~ Vs por 8 WOULD Tike to board 1 lik : excellent meals: home privile es; | GRAND SGA -- a ‘Neat rnishe : = ricelaoes | ns on le toa a ae 45 jamal ay: Gren, 4 years oro older oF Grand ts SoH “e $8°50 ber week. Deimar mar 44921 rooms: opposite ba! CASTLEMAN. 423% ——— See (c99 lin n ._ Aeolian Co 4 ve st. ——dten. 4 years or older’ ¢ ‘food aondl STOR | ooaeAteat und fOr eee | SPRERTION FRENTE Tata Baa Anish PIANG—Upright : éacmficve $64 terme. Mr. Jack at| Used. for a” 4 nas he George Prot, a y Etzel. ra Furnis} Wr —*e*) GRAND, 1407 N—2 r= housekeeping conveniences. Grand ATT Ai Northwest WSTE ee iz he a or rooms: cheap, , + ummer courses, - Charlies Vical, Ey wee MARCUS, 5358—Room and kitn. ro 4226 McPherson. Delmar 236. 2 ee!) ; , a hea ta c 2014—2 furnished rooms for DELMAK } —— > front furnished ; youne couple De LMAR. sleman Sidney 2316W. Ome: ry _; front; kitchen erivi- -| BEL LMAR- i —— rate. Grand 3#46M oom: ve einen. With board ) weekly. GRAND. 24384 N-—TLieht housekeeping ~ Bt g options ._prit (urn ; th- | NO—Upright: sacrifice. $40 8 5—Room and board for bo. boy - £237—-Newly furnished front room: private femily: kitchen privileges. sri 7 are®. light pm furiiabed, south | ORL MAH i ; 100 m PHT x PIANO — prig ; ° oor mee, : with private family, $9 ve + / - ROOM Nicely urnished neatly furnished con N ce furn 3 : vo 4700A McMiltla Delmar ' f st FAIRVIE 7Ww 5 4: VW“ 26 78—-Heautiful furnished ; room, DELMAR BL a room for _Necting housekee ing rooms, $7.50 on enlences:; private ER. red:_orent reasonable. ing room: - | SE | — > - 3652—Nice room and board beautiful home dot folks boarding: $2: MAFF: TT. 306i ey ee a me Se hie: preferre — coms, gas. bath 41173. ae as low ag $1 Der week, P. A. Starck for Kentleman, week. Cabany #6864). le7 8) satin - Unfurnished rooma, ADS. 2937— Room. furnlshad 7 GF 1310 OSev , ‘| DELMAR fT. —_——_ a Fy TE — D> Piano o., 1018 shen 9 “SAI ee | FLAD. nf cool front room: ROOM AND BOARD-—Refined woman, southern ——_—XVOSUTe ; all conv. _(e76) exposure: block to Compton 7 ye ms _Bidney Tw — Sie’ aaa roornra, «| nk Food condition. "(e) | 220 or or 958,44 ‘abany 7804.5788 Ba : seston thy GOLA as TO ersy PLAYER-PIANO=$125 standard: like| Grand 14503 (c)| the day: large house and grounds, satished; cobteiant ot cat unes.—_ | EIGHTEENTH. 2005 8 —2 leer meerurle =| furnished. | DRLMAIR. 40: Dod owanlinall Se me | Sto OR 1 ps want 4, ¢. man. Jos. Lechner, ete ete reat bass _ new, S44 «S. Compton, GEYER. § 5237 Neatly furnished southern | view 22330 (c2 ity ee connecting ——— kee ___Call Sidne: SRORGE a. rooms, _un urals - range, new! 3808. @ Natural Hridge. tc) 03. Post Dispaic — VERBS IN 10 LE SSONS—French- “Tialian, | PLAYER-1 PIANG—Holl on cabinet; leaving ost room for 2; South Sidé: conven. | ROOM AND BOARD—Well- -furnished, MONRO RT peces::_Drivate family. - 4036A—Hall room: BYINCENT. 2854—Single housekeeping | nie floor to rote ratified juvenile. (MOTORS — * h. p and 35 h. p.. 3 Dh phase Spanish. Prof. Charles Vical, 42° Mc- | _ ‘own: che: AD. 4059 Utah. a es: home cooking. ing. Grand 4377W. (c) my with private lavatory and ‘ ‘. bare arae front reom: oe and reas , N 1 Brigne ee slip ring , otore with drum type start- hereon. ‘Imar 236 PLAYER R- PIANO —Good “as new. 40523, j BL. z 3342A 3 s.— oom, board; nuous hot water; home Cooking. Del- | _ win : Sa ature! er. Octric., 221 Market, (cM) | —cersen. De 3 : __Private nome. le. 1 or 2 ladies, mar O36. iner -. regul at a 7. and > ae = CONSERYV ATORY teaches Maffit a3 — ~ this week. $27.50. 2504 d O-hy c AYE onable. n or sleeping room, Grand 1301M. ——s— Pe a eteteene eaeal a oe FLAT 414 Fe: Market. — like hew; bar- ~ apd saxophone. - Pp TANO— “$750 Value; will sell = NT ; oe —cs. — 13-77 at . : DELMAR BL —- os _ NCENT —" ¢ ouse keep exposure: s e, 1403—Furnished ~ rooms for family, pultabie for 2s bee aNCE:S $6. Call Mond cornet, violin, plano. E | S.—Neail _ furnished Toon UNION, 1149 ‘Apt. B.)—Desirable room J housekeeping; ng objection to c) = mandolin. Kuitar, drums. Forest 5662. cheap 1018 $ with or withoie boa sul board in cozy of eee: electric ren. iring a te SP usin lectric, = h. p.. West inghouse, 5086 Easton av. are aa am. PLAYE R-PINNO—U} etait mahogany; ex-| Working couple or | ms for all 1522 jit, or 0, single phase: $30. — ~s milton ay. mstadpcdar Prva We cal] ay dnd SD _lewes Pr iva te NM T cellen condition; very reasonable. HARTFORD. 3 r. r ork. Husiie OTORS-—for Bale or rented: ail plzea; uning and 1 Repairing 4542 A Gein Colfax 209 Ny. Lath. ih, "Main n 19 new and used: wiri Coo ~— NCENT 4333 —Furnished room for DELMAR BL . _f¢ 4 ‘Dor 2 centiemen: conveniences vesmaahin excellent meals: MARCUS, 9] 913—Neatly furnished rooms: =jmen Karage opt ' | ences. pee: ing. g.eeping ¢3) __Hodiamont (c62) [RNER. 421 W.--2 furnished light! garage, tt u ‘ keeping rooms, DELMAR BL... 1249R. young | lady VANDEVENTER. 534 N i 3 ae Private NATURAL ST RGE eee tee light house- = “a . H T3408 S —Furnished rvomea for nished ront ee eve PLAYED ~ ‘aie. po HELEN. 5303 Wer : Walnut Manor: ip 2 by the month: 2 gara Ww. ke@ping rooms: $8: Td eaten - RT, —Room r is light housekeeping » Tepairing and in: ALL makes of »honographe repaired; mo- | PLAYER-PIANO—st. ; room board: , »® men or = iad aie NEWSTEAD. 4]28A x —Furhished flat: . Ua Stalling. Acme Elecite € Co., 2v wt) r eraph Renal knee’ 117. > Pine at as new. % Case, bench, aa tiee. _vate family. couple ; pris VERNON, 5108—Room and board in Pri- lady will share_ with couple or 4. ee csQ) v air on » Fine. (cP) MOTOR—One 74 3-phase. 60- | PIANO Tr NING—Expert meh c7aie. Valley” motor: will tn- _Fuaranteed. H. Kavte, Web, ‘22 sta modern anartr : 3938—1st foor: board or liaht }DELMAR BL... 2 ladies. LSO : — y eeping privileges. Grand 4814Ww bath, 2d floc i- HUMPHREY. 3609A—Large room. with Forest Seeman i: waiaes ji oe MARK 2011- -Housekeeping, —_COm ;_ board : sei —Nicely furnished rooms,| sonable rent. good S35" __ boa 3 leme . TAQ ETE a) ¢ t “water, phone. tile bath. OLSOM. , ———. : onventences: board optional. DELMAR “BL. rolls; $126. eard: 2 gentlemen, WAGNER. 6247—Large front toom Tou 2 ~ PARK PL. 1134 rn oc _(eaa) | OEUMAR TE Electric Co. Ine . 0374 “ oa a HU MPHREY. Sed renee utifully furnished nice men; private family with board. §s :_vrivate ‘famiy es ™ PLAYER. PIANO—88mote. excellent | private fanned Foom. with board) in| Week: near Wasones Electric. Cabany | - “ wie > — — Condition: sold new for $700: now $200, | Private family, fOr 2 gentlemen. : truck. 1 scale. Ferry Mfe. o blatform SCHUBERT & SON, 3607 Frankilin Ba a | rnd Prompt! v filled. J. st. ' | {c2) M, 3613—Two } ferred; with or _without board. DELMAR BL... 1§ Piano Tuners. eS (cg) condition: sold new for $700" ane £200. NT. 4369-—Room; and board for 2 men: __ board: private family (c95) PALM. | 3603—Nicely furnished front room genta a. cg ,eminder for motors, or PHONOGRA PH repairing. all makes, guar- This ts a wonderful buy for someone. __ home cooking a en () WASHINGTON B BL. 3813 —Front room: | — for_ SHES Re _peterence, _ FU oLSO} f. c ats Our price list: sizes up = 60 sA00 Feldman, 3640 Park av. Grand /| Pp A. ST ARCK PIANO £O.. 1018 Olive. _ he: ~ EROON, | 20K 5.—Rooms: 1 or 3: _ Southern exposure: good table (65) RAUS SCHEN®S 29 _ 314 Market st. oO f ena ae PLAYER- PIANO-—Wit r ar Wantec 4iNG) area ? Da 5 z — ehet_st.__Olive s996. (cM) ADOLPH BRANDENBURGER. all t , ‘Polls: Hee etary. at- Perfect condition: cheap, 3 32 HUGH ELECTRIC CO, BENANDOAH. 30533—Nicely furnished | housekeeping 620A Clean i ‘ mn private family. Grand 79 3SWic)} ings. \ =a id table a room, _ing room. adjoining bath: ona| BENANDOAT. “s1l9—9 holisekeeping DELMA WASHINGTON BL.. 4: its—t oe front _facing park : rirla or couple preferred. (ce {c) and board. oms, also single; excellent meals: gen-| ST. LOUIs, 3942 A—Furnis in smal] family: German | cookin stinfien l FOLSOM. 3623— Fine “lean roomae srooms, everything furnished: adults, housekeeping urnished front roon room cocping, sleeping. emp g. ‘ for one or two gentlemen tlem per month. 41186 West minge- LAFAYETTE. 2 2810—Weil furnished | W HINGTON BL.., tachment, bench 4 ro ; like news cost JEFFERSON. 3 3322 8 S.—Room a of) Player-pianos repaired and > new, 3550; will sel] for $430: $100 cash. ~OO6 Oregon ay. Victor 4795. | balance $10 peerrpeo’t—Recetions sendition. M generator, engines , Senerator Nattonal Association Piano _Tuhers. _ (enh) te ‘a equipment. Vo rene meterre’ al electric SAXOPHONE repairing, $5: a fac ctory over-| 7335 ‘4 Fourth 6 he new; Cheat: 4512A Mattitt s w ork ar 384° A rage. ha N OAH, 363% A—Nicely | furnished — sinc ro rd: mw Pe ay font aoe room; conveniences _ DELMAR BL. 3712—-Room: excel. | ST. LOUIS, 2187A—Nicely (urnished room room; | GEY Re 2 47A—Neal sieepi oe BNANDOAH, 3452—-Nice large front ing: reanectablh a food aoe _-sentemen ni _phone._ ‘> - L meentate beds; running wa- all conveniences. Tyler 333 (62) | GRY ER, 200: 2A—Private: xcel oom: couple or 2 centlemen pe ‘ r: phi : i f Olive 7004. 99 _anteed, Ww uriitzer, 1006" Olive st. PLAYER PIANO—In 6 g00d condition: to be MIC HIGAN, § 8229 Room and board for Aes 5007. Exc] (2) we UIS, 3 351 ool for gentle- Sleeping room. Phone. MUL TICOLOR- PRY TING 5 RESS {¢ wEYAT TO; —e : t 7 For one of wr for $12 sold bd _sentlemen, — f F i..." ates hemor an 5—C room = — plete _eqwpment; bargain, 2816 Olin | LL NING AND REPAIRING id music Tein, cluding | SissoURT TF. 60—R rebored and over- PRES: Pearl. . Shik, Hee" Harleyeand side car, = 34 hee is | DELMAR BL ANDOAH, 4002A——Room for Fentle. with kitchenet ae ee an Le re Piss A-——Hal] re | or couple ; conveniences; references. Small front ale __ fined investigate: e: excellent food. |ST. 1 LOU UIS, 4275A- »A——Neatly furnished fu room. firs ' nd 7479R. front raom. 0—Room ant a {e.g adet i}. Oo. . urn he, ‘a “ cabinet, bench and music rolls: oferms $5 cellent meale: Dear Bear ime $3 aT Ee 521R Furnished rooms. southern-front room: private family: rea- 0A rnisk on paw dag 4050A—Two neatly fur. DELMAK WL. u footpawer- “eas Byes pl =. oe at” pisnos: gis per week. LEHMAN PIANO >a : 2e , reference required, Forest caer iiiniie = , a abate rooms; kitchen privileges. “a housekeeniiig, Sy : unday, " : . oF Monday. 7-30 : ectric planos Kemper, : live st "ESTALQZZI. 3503A—Room a and board fo ee IA S. 2237 i—Two furnished rooms, : TL 989%a: c : ——y - ~—-~- room; newly fy eet re $40 ae By airs to 12 a. 3% N. 12 “. om | Piaqrpton. pemeet U. A. &. &, “rene REPRODUCING PIANO—Baby a. 1 2: Convenient to cars and bus: WATERMAN 5041—¥F font; modern a compete for ‘houeskeeping: private 7 a Urn EE DOAH- 4233—2" clean, Quiet reasonable Ti on save mone Ivory Cyrele NTIN “PRESS 528 arl, worth ee nnn COM } eMe Mignon: cheap. 3844 5S. reasonable, —Grand 4228) awa veniences; board: tw emploved. Forest | _fam eas” —__!¢) | Gparnp 3518 S—Two oe ) rooms in owner's home: furnished for DE GIVERVIL! Shop. Ri2¢ Alabai Riverside” 6056. $100: can be bought fork $30: also 6 ton av. alia POTOMAC employed: pri- ‘ flat. with moth: ‘Tr and dauuhiter, Ca]}) a Sean —e —— | - ok ° 2 aduits emp oyec re en desired j_referen: MOTOR SweEEs—355- to $75. engines, | “5. Mo : fe) | Fs : : — —- en in exchange for a new V urlitzer | PRESIDENT. 1901 —Room and board 1 1} _ vate family: board optional. _Sunday BURY ee te - ye. : ” a DNEY. 1210 eee room, 36; EASTON. SSHOA $5 be. $15: Ace 4 cheap, S12 Locust. |SHOB REPAIR OF TFIT— PINE. " Vow — furnished light | housek 4 poms: eas, electric —fingle: SX _ double, m a aun “ na O—Fureiehed rooms for house- EASTON, 4695—4 | M fOR CYCLE 163. will ‘trade Yor lathes, band saws, jointe: 4; resaw. edger “16. Post-Dispatch, bd reduced $475: terms. : board: 3 your ne men, (c65) room for 2 or 3 with board: also single | TWEN’ aT. 2 J light house. | HARTFORD 3380—PFurn rd - o: souther coupe. 3412 N, th. a ~ ders, bore: wit ‘= Ba a, . F Nive st pee aiid OTs RU SSELIL,,. 2400- Front room for gent: all room; serve noon lunch, 3 meats Sundays: | — sin pnone. —s—(c7 —Yvate family: references, a BMING a 4 A—-3 , ere er elec- sini. electric ity MOTOR CYCLE-—Late 24° Indian Chief; meodworie et we ig eee 2. —— Wanted _ UPR! GHT P 75 Ebony tase: '00Ks like conventences: home cooking , special Bap 4 paw imer rates; managed bv | IW ENTY- FOU RT H. N. HART F eee ; ash WURLITZER electric, slot: $100: ‘an be seen ail day Sun- and used; band saws. folnters, maw. : Wtd—l] day. m0 O6A Ariinates 1819—Large 1 —— “private EASTON 4907A- : . 2536—Two rooms for light HARTFORD. -3510A—La amily: a wes EE f ay (RO) Cool. clean rooms: continuous hot water: : hed. like | ST. VINCENT 30124 : n exchange fo phono- | __new. . 3844 S. 3. Compton OE een he? te mortinsers, tennoners. Dianers. saeh . graph, “Chubert & NDIAN GEAR” DRIVE. ree all conveniences. Cal] suesey back business | sa gx - r eeping: nicely furnish wee kitchen privileges; ~ pe eveninga. ———-~.- ASS! Pe.) + | won and Two large house- | ©™me cooking an aking, served familv y - Sees t or - 3 furnished ky: i A Keeping rooms, sun Porch, bath, elec. | Style: refined. Dermanent people. 42°49 rooms for light housekeeming: electric, HENRIETTA, 3300—Laree pon pe val Sens, 2607 "Frankl n. tric, furnace. Westminster a ee kas and bath. Trier 2 OM. (cl) ap rnished ; shower. sink. .* : Southwest sNRIGES ry, door machinery. bench Saws anv orm I ’ - i ‘ (cHQ) SIDNEY 2032 7 I } Puy eae a WHIT I cade Petes ~ = —_ : : - Standard preter cycle of the Werle: aoe send for descript tive ist a na prices 18, | emospo oe aie t at td.—M ust be sae ning Neer we Sale _cony ‘enience: $7 Rann’ boar teen HITTIER, 463 | N— Apartment room. _ itcRORY 2817—3 furni l roe iter eat, ' ite med ‘pame . BE NRG ome hilh tock o ed motor cycles; best an ME Cc ER? CO food. ox _ Post te — 00; records — rineaastionereags = RO sleening ri 1008 t h k : P hilh_ the the at. hurck Indian Motor Cycle ‘Y 2983. 531 SN Broad Wa. a.) tie eee , —Spatch, —— Sacramento. Colfax 125 IR ete er, 74G1—Room and board: pri- ROOMS FOR | RENT—CI7 Y waC RY San amily / , NOL, 6050—a rooms, Ist for. ature “> Teome: can , 212 Locust at. tA woah dad netruments for Sal BRU /NSWIC K—Beautiful cabinet machine; | AVERLY PL. 303 5i—Neall FU ‘RNISHED ~ ROOM—Large. well-fur- electric. ry priveie 7 vi eed ys Aonween’” diet a ah ENG T 4565— 1h WR «eye Ww INS | G IN RENT MOTORS — a EE ith records, $57.50: terms e aSesired. room with board for 2 eatly vy furnished nished, southern exposure: all comforts ved couple oniy’ pen indenwood diatr BAS 2, for hdusekeep| ‘st l ER X A iA " AC es piON—U sed; 2-roj} Call at 2607 THIET BES MUSIC CO 50 Oli WYOMI™ 58 Victor aie oreain Sunday 3668 ie. — ROOM—Ideal S$ gry Parry ver couble ASHLAND, 4: 517 [A286 connecting. 4 unfur- HU “MPHREY. 3609- —Laree n MPloved. Call Monday. Benton BSistv" ENRIGI ct I~ - farts. repa 7 . a REPAIRING and “rebu liding of e lectric ma- BAN J0— Te oe ~ ONSOLE—Symphony- food, | condition: _ West reasonable. Lindell 6037M. , nisne 4 rooms: Private family: $6 _week_ _fentlemen nen. Grand 17437. it 's¢, . axa RS ER NK : §: NitiGt * Kako Ne BALAK -4 athe see es, 23th. chinery and cererators, anv maka any 466 Le ake "Callas ah Oo: ME new, $12 o records: price reasonable 032 Delmar. | ACADEMY. 823—Two sinvle Portable; 5 ‘apne Porent, jbeard: brivate; lady employed. oF f 1 Ne wy : axe steel hull, _418 Sar urity ; i Mo (oni FREE i « i SSUONS (private) _ witi? each Tal PH NoG RAP H—t ‘pright: lars ren ve arc 7 > 4. cy tinder Pee ‘Tless IDA PUL rey S.. ‘ fron ‘and y ood: : new A Ina SLY ument purch: 48e d 7? New; beat and engine guar. used: all ‘Gites: | to be without. ele ‘ct of any kind, heninigiat eh Benya fe) | eet —k._ Forest 7652. fo) } — connie: -_hoerd_ontional,_ al |_ room; lady or wentieman, (c80) | ROOM—Pieasant- twin beds. water in | GREER, 4723—3 rooms, fu: rnace, ¢lec- INDIANA. 2801-2 hous ng or couple em- | Freom: adults: reasonadie. iorest 4805./ _tric. 3h iE MY 19-2 well furnished — rooms sultaWe for coup ) —ttic. Sh. See owner, “as 4710 Greer. ath: everything _furnished: te Heht housekeeping -| ENRIGHT, 584 \ ___ Forest 43685. | _ £64) | HIGHT AND, 5964—2 3. arge front room for cou. | ROOMS——3~ furnished cin gship hway, i ac _ £099) MARTING TRUMPHI— IOWA, 3521 A— ‘Furnished room hot nice home, = ve RTMENT ROOM Conunuous i ' Ple or 2 1 eye _Keepit will t complet . EC house: | , ine housekeepin ec. | __home: Act —— oN Verent 2a ae water kitchen privileges; $8. Delmar PNRIGHT 509 (co) a board if desired, everything .strictly : 2. ‘s, il rent all or part. wi ic. Delmar 547 Ss, (ce) WA. 3546——Three rooms, (e62) _hourekeeping nae a > 1 =~ Pt. SB. - Ww: desire Weng + he c ~ ; ' -- : : ie | - . ; ae a — ae zs NOG® Alb oe oO} table: just” the ‘thi no AKAN NE, do0u -Large Toom 7 >a 6 a | HODIAMONT. 25 room and __Kkeening ; all conventes ERT 1g35A—3” desirn sle “rooms for ENRIGHT _fition. $35. Call 3134 8 tty. qeod Cen: THIEBES MU BIC os “T1038 “Oitve’ i board. peed Central itehen; $8 week. Cabany 2478M. JEFFERSON, 29304 8. | Ben; convenient cara, bus. reorn 1 people 7 _? S AXOP HONE—VWor $150 ~= ~~ ye — ee - Locust—Clean: : ce room Kitchen ti vinegoaieht JEFFERSON, 8728 § } avenient to cory aad bus, fc) lnk | also _s : . c = ~ Bnet Gn, _ : aoe ~ fet HELL, 3320—3 unfurnished rooms, $25: | — ~ ! ase car, . ae ie, BERT, 1414—ne large Soanelsneniia ENRIGHT. 4407 rn: ; ane SANOPp He INE * melody. silver plated, Feces cM é ‘ Tan ‘ATISS, 5039 Room and board: Saarcen. | sone furn ened. __Lomont 1668PF.. | LABADIE, 47074- Front room: furnished. | JEPP F iSON.. 9% SNiee. am oom.“ floor; eenteneee: newly decors *t. r" ms BOT Oeti, l keys: Cc. RN make | pe - es AC HINE ——Small; , 7 nces: homelike Forest 102 > ‘L, 34935 —T wo convenient, heht house. ' ~ men; "handy to Cass car, ing room: $: ‘ wee ai) 4-cvlinder Marine 7 ne ine goud RE Rr IQ, T MAC WINE RY——A)l! kinde. fuar. i ; Ds i new ° bargain Man Ale : ’ -O] j > as. _Gr are 1. iM rs RL “Pi nz roo ms c . NI AF F j TT « 46- >! Tainted > cle an. - -_ eouattion $400. Colfax 0 “(e09) ' re, ait "Co. 8508 Pan Rs pom oa —— *400Fr, Mueller’s Park 5810 Gre Ager S| iV IC TROI A—# 00 fi imed Oak ‘tor , wir] ic a 5606 Southern sxe | BELLI, 332 4—2 conne. ting bath. rasa and | nished rooms: ba th ac ’ r K 4 ) . ~ — OO. , F ¢ ” 4 : ea | daa POAT — Be Autiful new two-room: . canto (c@3) | SAROPHONE ace in your old saxo- vic GTRO : = poeny 6986W. Conveniences; reasonable. 32x12; Completely furnished, ready for renee HONG T0Or a br -4 i- new BAXO phon @: Ibe | MLA- —Le is — 4 town: housekeeping Cost $1500 tw bulld and. . R vileg ————~ | ENRIGHT. 503 DPEMY. O21-—-Cosy furnished front for liaht hou ENKIGHT, 5938— cabinet. | BL SIO MRT ONE. 13xx—For 1 ‘at our store durii a with recor day 35. _2607_ N. “13 a st. ployed; private family : P. ‘a0 hangers. shaftine this week's > terms, $1 por coup lings and. be nes r ROO BS. 4 sv I I ] ‘ ‘ ) di y @ . 10¢ oe - x "T bE. 327 — at Kirtman's boat yard, Grand av For f Further in- on Tel ‘phape Renton 414k ” , ff. Old Town. hair” “tibbed, pany 11 finish - open jun wales: never or fo M. ales at heif- leach, , BR Meh ands, or ca)! O13. 7 : (c) ING K- . hh. p double ma- rine: and finibes at. TUE 'N. Broadway. Wate ar arteines MUTOR TOAT—|96 4 | ot a a {) S10 $ ii : BERT 7 eat with board: rool. unfur-. JEFFERSON ~ 1715 —— Nese 4 also sinall room: and 4 $7 week, “a esa a = th, gas anc electric: re. front room for. sleeping +s ner e lectric: very reasonable. Bomont Sspectable adults Ne eA ea | — (e3) | 3519W (03S ae he) | NEWCOMBE pr — 10 Bicone ——" JEFFERSON, 31314 Bo TMER 5055 c ral ‘ ad 1s to suit. . () - nis: $@ 001m and /Oard for | 2 bk [, L, 3405—1 wo CUNNeC Ing rooms. com- SO: hot Ise ke Ding. au s238Y Parmatn a' . ee eed G OD US ABLE M ATE RIAL fae R UL DUL P H Ww URLITzE y ‘CO. 1000 | T J | No 190; $15 machine. yea tir ees eee blocs 3 or housekeening: cas. d. > ay ce t at! be found 1 this junk :) ~- si" | SLSntiy used RO 807 N. L4th et. t $i ; Dp! 2. j i ‘ ‘ sot of Krause at. fisoo ‘south ee Pp + ‘eee if there isn't something yor |SAXOVH. NEW ni tfit, oe ae pe $35. rand 23401 W icy L * two tlernen : ite. _1 or 2; reagonable, .$¢) ENRIGHT 5848 > embploved Couple wee me aan" ' TMi R. bath elec. _Dre fer e DM, ; t oa aya h . room, ath: | ‘ic. * of adults: no , hildren: Le oopIing: cuits = +, melody, at ape- | VICTROS, on ping; hot tis uits, — $7.50. bargains are offered in the fol. wie terms on 31.75 ~Ay NCH _" foot. for sele or trace: 6128A—One ‘front room apd acco mn nlationgs a # a ‘JUN ; weve Bitchenette: water, gas and $ soo ag 13274, _k nt ah ik FRR = NORTHL AND. 8053—a beautiful rooms . 3617—Nice hall RTMEK. 45003—0 onnecting furnished ENKIOHT par A- ~ er sgat model; like new. | J]; L MAR. @anae A | JU. ooms, housekeeping, COn- | priv ale entrance, Forest 635 AW. ie * n exposure Y " ors. - ke gas; no other oon, pt ped $3 o. Babe Der week free = aie Virgi # es a tA Doub ie front room ; oe roums sultabie for sIMall fam.- | NORTHLAND. — I , - cote JUNIATA 3 —j - . % : 8 room Angles. beams, channels i re- ae with , ch Saxophone; private in- be ‘TROL = irge; maliogany haz ome Cooking hot mescuite: $6.0 en ¥y tied hor k . oa ren urnished front room. | foot inforcing rods, belting. rotors, pulleds and |i S D 48494 McRee ge manogany; - bargain. | DELMAR: BL —$049—Front room. th. | EASTON, 3 3536A_ aun lished Tooms, house. ouse eepine © rooms, ___ For M aes | @hafting, hose bipe pumps, tanks Leabla » AR “i PH WURL ITZER c: : 1006 | | VIC TROLAS. = - _ home cooking: hot bise buits; n Ni AND BOAT eT ‘uae vs 5— Webb Chain bloc *k Vises and other inate rial, ‘ : ee ae records “"¢: oF Tay and Victor. wit h (Mardwece . 806 NS Broadway. }eluding @ few of one, ye #.. : | . ag ay rit! rue come tire: orest 6621) iJ. fe) ; 4 Cremonna 1716. Once proper y! CNnNoOlCeR* . ; al ist | ~ . x, , to Pawn for trans- : : ‘iret. la 8s 7th and Chestnut. (c99) rtatior taly . q . 5862-—-Furnished room for 2; anni fn “Ix eirl: &2 50 week. ie, moar! optional , A) & 4 ‘A— hoo ‘ vr a i ‘ Broadway. _fcN, Der” 4, DLAVA hoon and by —~ i _phone. aS ni shed: “ oT RTM be 5D- iigh rovm, 6in- reome; all con "ied t housek rooms. ulin. JUNTA TA, 1 R444 seas f te cee. on Furn . ed nieh we ! iguse ro ¢ ; on | ene tly. ecping: Drivate fam- Dr pam Al for ge rand Hp et tg ‘i RTMER. Ai31A_ 3” rooms, furnished for ENRIGHT. a co Nndition. with DE TA M 0 Tage 30: TTR) a @RANKLIN, 342 9—Un{urnisned 3 3 large ée, |NORTH VADL (7) [peer ee = eee keeping: adu! ta. = house seeping ~ ye recor cheap, 2117 Madison O—Room_ and board. $8. newly decorated rooms; plivate bath’ | _ MARKET, _ 50387—RNicely 7 fur- KREOKUK, 3441 — oo : OEY eee iin lued $7000. a) meals, $5: Lt] hed I 1M 1. K. Ud01--4 modern furnis 3. "1802 “Wash st ~— | VICTROLA~—@. nuine; bargain: sis “aiea |e ENRIGHT uF ell O772W, actinic sl atta el) | ~nished room for —one or two, WO Ee a: | housekeening roome. furnished? @ ' _| ENRIGHT, 51G¢, nis p mrt ab le cS alm ping mac hine. t 312 ( mes exe be 15 — La “ay south > room. twin GRAN D, 1° o: os a N == ront sieeping room | NOR T Hi M ARKET | e 4603 “aL ag nicely fur- LAF AY E LITE. -890FA—e Ji ; Bo " \T ’ 7h" >A Front furnished — room roome coo) ‘ ‘I | Ni rR BA A N Jt way ni iy S18: terme = $1 per | \ if T ' .f Tf, , s” .00) fume “1 oak uprigh t for lL ‘ORE sr Pp ahi aes _ rT 7 for two; “hot Water, Se nished front housekee *pir gr ioums: mod.- , or Pe or 2 employed. a oF. 4 = | ‘7 ) ON You Ste I, oy yes IC MOTOR het tenins." a Private instruction with each | _ 575 Ts ‘Ww. Cabany 6968 Ww. oard: ney — ndtafited ome 4 GR AND 121 | a & ; — >- 4 ‘ ‘> KOTOR CABIN. “LAU 'NC 1 wea Ca Dacity GET OUR PRopo SA ik . PEED ha” A~—Ne Bra nswick console and southern “of O persons: give full details, ox ’ , ood 1 504 Post. Disnatch i how WOAT=—New 16-foot fiat. 2618 & 14-foot | S71 he orc cabin: will eine ee 480° | SAVE MONEY | | )) lhe. N.—Two rooms for house- Re FORE you BUY i * ; RU OL PH Wt RLITZER k fas t; working ne i NE ry Pa RERUCIET MOTORS ferything modern: private: adult family EN RIG ene “Zana sinteaetnasentteetee LAA YETTR., I S37-—Ne ee FARD boa 2 furnished” front heouse- keeping. front porch. continuous hot PALM. Fore (yrpinhed™ room. 1 rooms. convenient. : ‘Fite ae 4 ping yivomia: bath. wae, electric. For. keeping roome, \ “. Mth St. (3) | early break fa. Wo irking pcople uly, "| Wat er. all (Ouveniences. anes + As. J pains eenastieneisieeseee (7) | } l. \FAY ETTE 7TH a “3 SOLA-- Victor, Fecorde es: Spee # . : “ar PALM. 3501-—F, Yves AND SIZES D VR UMS——With ll attachments 3S Rr ee mo — ——~ . ~ | JE PERSON, 306 $ Neatls ‘fernis h d | COMME PRCLA “ L bee Thic ay y SURF Shh We Me ive Ww: Dargain Call Lindeti aT TOR => — i (cOh, KEN INGTON, vl (omfo) table . oe S nk iA Ww CR, | IDO onday.— oP ED BORE Ey ft. “Hupmobile motor, | . : 2 _ 62) keeving rooms ished for housekeeping: water In lomnon oo ; j 4 ae hy 2 Ww it) j hoard ‘ len¢ eee ry teh ’ ) Paw rar Suh ’ = ool : Slioh tly sed. SSS. 2 ~o15 N. 1 4in hin . KE NSING TON ee | - ee putemetiinpesiilesitenes inal ‘Gnturnianed, fs all Conve nte Dera, Grand - : -_ private family : P10; Pa 19 front ENRIGHT. 5 i TRUMPET Nay "Sa5 acrifice, $33: | Fiero; st. board: yt ——— room: LAC LEDE, 3231A-~—2 neatly — furnishey a teoneeshiiie cit LAPAY ITE, 3626-— ~Apt A; pute Geom t-- 34 floor; at 4 Sunda r conveniences Machine Shop Work Kee it $407 _Norfolk > were. | " On “TRO AW h, 26 ee tions: 2207 vrivea tamily horest | rooms. (c) | SAN PRANG ISCO. 4: 54: $A- Ni ce hall room | file room, sun parlor: conve . hone Sayre call aw © yard: alao igh Lies , : , , . VIOL IN.) A. “47454 WW, as ry [. R e¢€ or s. _—- hoiienss | LAW TON. ~ Og Ok Bh , southern exposure. pri ’ | tleman. , ne . % re eae — sees ; - - ARTMAN S M ie YE Print ne and " book. VION, IN—Fine- i Fren - swt -. on 5: IV Te ian RE a on oi re: 103 ‘Olives * | SENGSHIGHWAy eentlemen N. Rooms. Bomont- et 3H40 1 . Gas unfurnished i a Tene NCes : —£entieman. é > aah ie LAFAY! ETT Ee. "903. —Kitener nd ¢ 4 7 pes, TTS ‘Apt. Gi dle a femite ‘ eernes. 21 8s ~ ona, s a — ORTaIN : = ul pn, ded. iliemen or uple - —— = = ee ee shed: , entice > ‘ MACHINERY Central 42 SI, , (ea) Bargain. Sunday, 866s ‘Lindell, ‘c) | new, original price ‘was Bi55" Zi die | employed. ras LAW” TON, 3140A—F iralahed rooms, un-| SPAL DING. 5147—Room with breakfast: ing bedroom: welt || Fee ¥ nT] 184 Boasifelie ter. ETZE].. 5790-—S DESIGNIN . ulldine oro VIOL IN—%00 vears old Mage @ real buy for someone. P. A. Starck | KING iSHIGHWAY 5xx ND __der new management. __Drivate family gentlemen. 11 S8-~ Beau / kitchenette, wi Wanted its rey M d bull ding special ma- rifice, 38] *°rmi. will sac. } Ts = . tarek | XX —Dandy room : > > . for genilemen or cousie: El chinery patent office ana Production LA Easton ano Co.._1018 Olive. ee Rig With board in private home for 2 ladies, } LOCUST, 2846—c onnecting — hodsekeeping | SPALDING ~-b147—Roor me gall hah eeoa Gh 30-inch Radial: drawings, modela anid patente perfect. 4 ATTEN? l\ON—} ree trial anJ lessons on | BARG. AINS in portable Pr sonographa: os Forest al TSW. couple, excellent meals. | _ Fooms,. large front roo Gy mms 4 preas; give de- woo" and metal Datterne. Weeern En: Scaxophone: if VOU are in doubt Pair parts, motors ang rone arms. / ae ptlou’ an “he, I. ais, Post- fineering Co., 719 Wainw ifWut By ; whether You can learn it. £ ) m bris vileges, in Private | family ’ iffe Phonograph House, ON , LACL EDE. 3 ey Pb (Be) only for one wake, Phis offer | grap use, 110 N : urn) Maine 1 reoem ; with hitch or houseke: ‘ping. | A cat ae —8: “ share ria | ROOMS 3 furn) hed or Lindell “Gna Cty godin room roonis tor Kentiemen che AD, ¥ erare ot fealty motor, With clutch. 3 i6 furnished Oe /OREON k & R. as : ‘oo 6 hoop ip ots. _ R501 a FAR D> L434 Two connecting rooms, | ENRIGHT. 5248 nieals | LAF AYETTE. oT45A- 2 tw > a : 5105— South front : phone ; of. a ee 7 a Wicken LAFAYETTE on 28414—One range: adiointn newly decorated: light Cail Cabany 3616M_ {9) Christian couple hitinedicie a ) omm S hed ‘room 4 4 - . “ THEODOSTs = A 59829 as and electric sOo7 N Nicely furnis Cali | aturcay o spstinnenenhimes -| MORGAN, 3428-—~Hous ie ; * bedrooms © for gen- -_ =! : fe) 4356. A—Rooms with board: ing rooms. *e eebing and’ sleep tlemen: hot_ water — . LAMI, 181 Shwe a connecting is ; floor. south Delmer 176. ___ od. EUCLID. 14055 | men or Man and wife: ewly furnished: won ek ee ae THEODOSIA 5395. , we ol « J room heat électrir. 4 aNE 5015—F ront room, in mm keereine : an ; Cc. B.A. MAC HINES AXD 7. ae 4 pL Bes “My LPH WURL ITZER CO, ee REE ee neat and v« lean. me 5" 3035 t “a” furnished rooms, | Drivate fam “9 “=e & eeping room, congenial] couple: fust “Uke ee he: for two. emnloved. _ oe eve i) ID. RLY NIG » TOOL WORK | ———. omon 28 Tap a (c) ——— seceghtiniah 0 a ABA ~ §O0s— ‘urni Toole, dies experimental | cs-— j PUNE egy Tatkin Nia chi LINDELL BL. 4115—Rocm and and se MORGAN, 342 5-9 unfurnishe rooms: THEODOSTA, SRO). Cool front furnished | nly. . a cen a : Lovely rn aa ‘ ron _hot , » Sing ® phase patterns, Slatnpir 3 " | 3 ' 2 haere — nes an rea ona le {\ mo \ te tr . lee q nm houselreping roome: adults: ev ‘thin, LA SAL L LED ry ah furnished : os e of home: fli, beds EI Bb. ° s .- [Onl Renton ei (c) | Broadway “Tr sti Pienes and d Organs For Sale SOUGHT AND SOLD—Vietiolas am Edi. | LINDEL iss 26-—Room with or without l Swan nnce: gas. electri —furnisbed. | tumished verything { LAs. electric. ANNE. 5140—tiwo ‘neatly furnlebed kitehen " and alr ‘Gunatonsers "Geaant as | PIN» mac — > odel” works | i. “ a rie if PIA $i00 | san mac es: wil} trade _ Will ca) board for wentie mat Or couple. (ce) oO af ALI ty 519A —" ood rooms: epen: | WREN,. 5511— lara tear rooan’ = Me ‘DONAY, iy ‘TT SA—Laree. ping, ais sleeping roome. : EVANS 445 : w shingten Sanaa Service | wid Manufactured: large’ eniafiaes a ‘tor yf “Wuriitzer slot: 132° onc. ae e¢ 1243W we | L, INDE LL, 4. y-AeE Lrg py rooms. « exce!- rt 214 O'k all on, ~ 800d rooms: ope ak kit chen: couple only: $8 furnished Poord in private : la ‘oink, range. continuous hot rem: cures ey sf Unegton avy (cho) ts Wissler t CIS N Rr ad ne "py a ' tila LP , sir ec me nts "“eaeG ah} he Delmar "Rh . ee - | “ ate ; . gin ran@e. « — ~— . | (a |. tare ~ Pi an —— : }OLIVE. 3144—Light hounz keeping , MeN AIR. “FINA —irivate or Sa eer, 1 ———enegne—nnnon coe | EVANS, 64696 2 illssour: : ahd, Grums - INDE sil. BL. 4243— Abt B: room with | — chth ren weleome usekeeping rooms: | Jirhe 6 bine i —_ MANNE. Kak? 3——3 clean housekeeping et ieht housek = ‘Sa Ww Wie aaueint Nase Die A na Hy NE wi Mikes —s ti r . NDE - 7 ean sh De *Imar 403 ‘RR. OL iv ke oT ly A Two . roo ms ‘famil es with ao He South Me. hE 5 S845 P+ TTY for 5 . furnished com plete; aictes EVANS 4o1 © e ij ; i ‘ j | ‘ 4 Bose ——- ‘ ‘ ° : ka | ‘ , : 's , . : . wood work, rota stamp ping reason mi aan rere id) nelided: ter.” | ROOMS and BOARD I, ell 248 S4. Newly muse 5 Tee dren: as range, ne familien = yore 3832 2 onnecting front reoms, - beard = — . + 50 gare - ua eo _ Tepe housshren- | —~-£20_ 204 eleety oO « . - arrange ie alee ms! OT 7 ere 3—T wo unturnished rooms, rea- | sin cabinet. gag ran e; ne c + sto oom for ned di . 1nd car and bus; gentleman or lady. Ben. & room, southern exposure; modern yePairing and Rebuilding Will take gonch? must’ be wold sites, wit ROOMS WITH SOARD—CITY : raraxe: cdupie or two gen. | tn 871R, oo MEnne Machiner Especia! ] ' , i ‘ a Ke attra: athe e id ee PT bh & _ hot- ‘, . AND BOAR) = ee an er front yoom : 8OUuth OXposure: oy #2 Steinw ay sneac ce : ae ‘ i. ©) | Conveniences sun porch. _ Ruusekeen! ine: electric. c, heath —. 5102 Nice furnished room, e . Water heat; | - ee pesman: all eT eee ) 4255 Evans. twin Pa DOA — -MISSISSIPr), — 1726—Connect - Be — ray ? Two eds. couple ar 2 business men elie: & AL, ds0UA— Modern room “flat: eeding roo * nicely furn ished, 01 %+—DLiehe housekeeping and : ‘ . exe lient nb t i city § ar ; a. Grand 469 Ow. arante summer rates (58x) North mee VENI Hees. Grand 265 EP | : MISSISSTPP} —~-urni hed ¥ Ping reome: all conventences en CHIC ‘KERING Apolian C9, > en D BOi RD-—South Side; one or McMILLAN, 4628—Roam. board. Tadi¢e or RS : = 5S, £48 an velectiip; _ $15. housekeeping. "Send fine ; RADIO exceptionally woot acai” janorany: | 2), €onvemen: iverside “andi, “ae | couple. “Delmar 48326 soe ading 10°F UraTaRearoomme G ping. | 2004 acti. si _ ear; ° rside Vt ‘ (ed) 2 ; ee or 3s dics. Wanted | frame : ad: real patction: ‘ S4 OAR (D—Large roo mi, _ south Mc MILLIAN, 41700A—Roo: % Janted ) Aeolian Co, 1004 Olive ~ : SIO] ‘Bout front. second floor: 98! week. ' a 2 furnished rooms for ight floor. Poy an ? rer : m ) and board for BARRE TT. 3 a - st. rn ’ Veure; ] or 2a Lice wae ‘ AS he 4 ve e0uple In Pp Tivate fam ily ATUS bought and. wid. 4h (KERING Anipico Gran Ovead ; 1? estnut et. nS | "3 re, t« [vl m emer “4 R FOREST PA = ————...... | MISSHU, ae 1215-27 ich s. “‘B1ROAS Neativy furnished room| - ronr room ‘urnished ; ae Re eee” Ty 305 — —Nirely f i h d Bs Foome "rn hing ° " ' ientieds vrivate famiiy. breakfas m : urniene Sate. te - i new bar. emt 2. £000 mea'te Mc PHE Rsk IN 4: 308 Love! y room with , ast Ty rooms, for hous kee ‘ping, first floor : L Ww Phe Bg mend, itr une«w ck Ra: tis la. at ig cu: |R ; ANT BOAR (ae hi) iren vm an ted "te _board ine ric ‘eo home. Wale =tieod in exchange for moo — "Chi ad way Music ¢ o.. 134” > Wil aan nadine: car: any or mode! eany Sa me. ‘5 Vrivate home: board optional. ~ : Sor4qy 3 | BEL io Some ee | necting and sinele . (er) ; | MISsoc "i. 12 clears! Bh electri ot 2 $66-—Room in private home: , yer igy Nad | Nic PHERRM ee oe P (c62) | Tye Peony : coo}: gaa Fr ange. ry eni neva ° PeaAsonnA le. » ™Tustie couple employe Parky lew P eek - h 7. s $2. 50 weekly heterodyne: bea beautiful een. ive. " meen’ 8 complete t SORING com Proms: ; oh ro rnished —_ - gent! m > Eyer ee — ne ream: no other roon ._.home: al] + soaveniences._ yeas Drive | MARYLAND. 4324—Lovejv — : Teh home ; Mane home Las Furnlahed ha. ne or - : | YT emeepemeeg ly apne * “e Ss > AA private ‘scraresrfee ee Gt RF ah 8 ate AR Br. GAS el iam eet ELEVENTH. 38244 JN —Sleebine room, roome for light PEMFALCREI- wasnt ront = orn, Letadenen hat MADI a ms:_ge0d_meale: | $7.) 50 ace le newly furnished. bath. second _floo he sr of the I r senlance oe MARYLAND, 4256—Ant. F- > ie aos Bream RA iM Ae a4 ‘ th turn @h furnished | NEBRASKA. 29154 Pa ms I a ~ . 3381 fo neatly furnishea room: meals if de ished. housckeeping. $4.50": . % Mes: 12xx-iparg of furnished” a “RSON. 4468A—taree front room | gas. ARSENAL, 2005— — ho ousekoeping | NEBRASKA 9 HOA ae Lovely ane, 4rent: hot-water heat. Cab hoa _RestaeeSbeaens Taaiesodiae ~ BUCHANAN. 1431 (rear)\—2 roome> ca was, | ——-°OmS: €a9 range. ¢ electric, ink, lng rooms. connecting. single; ARAN (e) Willing 03g, beau: : tral ETL ERBON. 4516—2d floor room Tor 2; | _ electric. ; ‘| ARSENAL 3004—Furnisbed front room, REGON —g-4—- — mA AV. i 1918-—T jieht heusekeeding bt ; e 4 © you like LACLEDE, 2462—Room and board for j McPHERSON Fig ee —— ks CASS. $0012 (connecting housekeeping oma ore 133. See ' wry . rooma, sep el ‘he : - fn BY yy FOCER : sores: . MAL _~_. a or 2. ro rooms: ¥Y decorate running wate a > A any sf ay eutrodyne: “storage battery a ‘tor Sti var rice | single rooms: Thing water. for’ 2: "also Lindell_g6a3,,_“Svomied: renas 383 Mrs BOTANICAL, — ~ for SBC “Faai -reom houses” BMENW ~ 5576——taree’ Oa Beas : ou : or ‘ 30: gum e —_ ‘ ; = neans ime ; Doiman st. r and tubes: cheap. 1119 Cetr LITER ata terms as low _ North Mc PHERSON, 4243 —Room and board: wor slecbing darn? wnlahed Delve pine ib: furnish at ‘aoe iveniences = _ Bip ste men SUPER-Ti pHETERODYNE io Worth $200-wik . alive. COLLEGR, i033A- —Furnished room, with “¢ ir Chilg ne: mother and sly. romain hrivate | PARK. 3416—Furnished ion, 241 7 Bisening ‘for 2 peo > y, } - > . en . ° a. x i 4 “room ors e ees i. ‘ EMERSON PLAYER-PIANO — Te : or without board, with b Sthae care for child during day; no COLLEGE. 1436 BOT CANTC deco ) ‘ mploved _and speaker’ ints! Imetes fd g°P tubes condition: tial ak, 8750 Player. tn enet | _me ieee. tte 7g ame Nicely ~furnlaked tect | COLEMIOE sb —Fumished ad ria ain | ARK dan eT . PRILLIA NTE perotal 600 we. os bought be want ase; this nlaver can DALTOR— 231 8~...$ rooms. furnished - , lent mea’ urnis 1 front ly decorated: laundry conveniences: I aout hern-ex- ore. ’ Prom » for gentiemen: private ening 3 R fadio Repatrin down, halance like A — Protestant” owner: board: _ : a oxaas ee 8: woh 8, $112 OPNGE RTL Kentlemen. 'TARK 473° ane "es connecting *ront | “oe Sonnec ected: reasonable to reliable BS Boot. baad EXPERT RADIO” tevalr oe ea This one ded ; cor Owe Rrngot, N—Room and beara, | MAPLE, th com fer, Zo Corr se: la rooms of cottage: cian 8 * grams OT} She how: steeping ‘i al y] gp easonable prices. Olive Sip » WU peat init purmighed front room private | MAPLE. 5950—<Gentler SOPe ate a ett A— Cony. ie from for a: same or brine pour oul zi G RAND URL ATZER. 1006 Olive, — | cere a = sentle lemen, —Lindely 1895 ploved: excellent ay oF couple em- COTTAGE. 3741—TLaree housek res | ury : ANO: 7 ha ty: we w women 4 : : for light | MAR Rt. cae siaeping room ~R: with board. Delmar 42isw, ©" —) epiitnalie McK ing seoiae: crivete inrae tron house- PRSTALOZZT. : ht Ate : ie :. uet bench: Will eel) for’ RED Bt lady: Driv | MARY EAND D. 4340—Room and board: ceria Se ae a. cap 7 rnishec le 7 “a = with or without ot. me, Anata 1008 Ct a dane ay ‘furnished: $5.50 a week. “éalt” Coifge ©89) PIANO—In good condii; 08 tee board 4373) (e2) ‘Hoor room, _ | ee iethee Te . = L. . 2604—~4 rooms, ~ ; ga an. couple ~~ “ ty $5. wk

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; + ETS ggg SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1925, ———— = 200 ANI IMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in these columns today: SS ee %3 goms FOR RENT—South rooms FOR RE! RENT—West ec Jor light house eepin room : “TS . rooms fur DEBLM AR BL 5234 > : oms FOR RENT— West } ROOMS F oe. S055%—3- Tere. ro pmiences fe hows {6 treat rooms; light | KENSINGTON sna ‘OR RENT—West | ROOws FOR Se = ase ~: ee) ing ~ well furnis — - - , : - y - ‘ : ——— 5, Sa “ > 7, Raz tit furnishe: - . : . RENT—West win reoins. Grand éléow™ TS 2. is — . acu.ts : 8.1. A Bl. a . ma ‘ - ey Ff "ome Fr. saee 4287 % - ae: A ol oe 4+. Tarmushed @nowond i Wer Tx: Y or oe > Saban wwe _ Newstead » s and f i; SEAN. 4220—F ished roo rooms s —- toe fers. es : [ MAK 4 : : =a Rte, | xe ase kee c to ~ . Mok Bi. to Say a Meded Oe Ses: MiNsTan ei catia —_———ie ee a * igh Dog: Cats or Sale 'POUI TRY BIRDS ~ - . a rr 2 : $ ru ; ? “ , ome * Sh . * : __ ~* - . = —_ >" - re ae * es “.* ~ ‘ ; _ 4 hk > ' t _’ J . . tj MAN 745 2 1 e- ‘at : ; . c ari ’ ' he > , = . = = — = ther Mags BRIS I ‘ iL He TE LL “RIAL At mt A AT sT" ‘i & wait © pe atu ; , —— or “4 ront light bho ' s—- 4 m oe + ” : ~ -« ee ‘> = 4 A ~~". —_ o _ ‘ 4 - a > : 24 > “ua S a= ta . . ain . ~~ —iae = “. oo ae ~. ~a P ‘ ms. $9.75 J -pehots : : tri Ae, Mi MGOm: very vs ‘root mal bed- | RENSINGTON she BrkYiew ISIQOR are i- ; LATE Tea. se Perehing at De Baliviere: an 'deal rest iii / VV pay? pum ~ el —_ °. « ar @ , — . “AS. .2 Son = e . .* a.) = = ~ oe sy . tent -= re a -« = ae “ o = * = ” A! ord, , Nevly . ¥ Lars 6 _ : x a ew « vf al * oer % : _s ~~ 2g a ‘ ora & rA : £. is. *. ’ se keepin W ESTM!I TE : ~—-. mo te a. 2 "ee meth de > tear. Ll Sha ft ao 4 hon =. + ° —_ . . . =e ‘> r+ ” - , — - ote P — > : > _ y Iront room, furnished 1lecorated ape e ~ ertvaie tamil, a : $4 ve 4—— N ice’ y fy reas *as abe . Ytas ri Suis 53. owt. wd ~ oles sarace . > Seereiaiae TER $4 453.3 1 —«" ow =e’. a ° ~* PORACe S8Oliciie!. transients a ccem at 254. ef & e235 Frank. . Siew F = - - — ‘ -« : - aur t | ro2oomre ’ = . - — a? “3 Done » -& rons Ses PP ‘ = OO ™!, Drei mae oe hy 7 re , — s amt DELMAR rr : RENoING Tas saa eg TAGE HI 4932—2 from: Seuseweerning WEST MIN « l*eeee s d ;?S hax + CAN AX’ es Wao ry. a oe _ acy B« = ne 2a ec SL WINSTER Pi. 4257—Singie a7 si TEs WANTED .9 ™ eaarwreeee Meese if X\ Gh oe ’ . ’ = rv" : = — ’ . o- = °? tf : 2 — : . ’ 5 : ; > - Po en . > ~ ~*~ . ~ . -* ‘ *¢ : ° ¢* a. = 32 ‘ — ma “4 . : : . ’ ; - . ~ _ private home Grand 26 n CON Ven. moors — S4- acv oF 72 UAL Bere ee “s : a ele Se- | by s : —a - + J Sudse. “4 floor cuiert feck nus MNATE em lady -ent ~eason anae SPANTEL | : nS \) back ANaR s w es Sa oakee om? ,'ari ec as ° Tis ° . s Sour ‘e a . ~ 25 — Meo use teerirc __ of sly = " . ; >= » ey ™ : ‘ . . ‘ a” ata Oe ay Xe} ; few ; as . > ’ " ANT 4058 269 oR. » — “e- e “ o>. eee ; Me a 4 4: > % ti panising o - _ - : riva " " ~ . i.* s a ‘ on . “ a . on se e i ‘\ ad a —! seh? mA .sekeoep Sd ts > Sheed | RF) : 7 “> f ~~ t rw , i rm “ee (ir ——- ph 1y4N Roo: 1) for Couple = ws—TY> _—_ > “ . i. : > ligse- & -«#Fr . "1 ~~ * nad - - = 2p » | x > — Ans m | on ’ u 7 aciese ° Cen as 4 > = : nc a “ se — Sext te bat : ih vw aT. tee ry — a = ehare '% + — -” _— — . ' =m J . ie wr : ‘ ~~” ~e4 . . ene eae . - . a 7 = - a he : . a = - — _ rt“ : +’ > ~» a . . . ANI) th M ) a 2 = = ‘ el Ms ‘ - :7 c+, . 9 = Po ' A 4A N“ = is & . "Ss We be AN AN.2 — “ el > thes 1@ anu! et wm i : 7 me . " > 8 se a. — He ” —_— — F Fa _ i r. ; —— — 7 . ate ; : - , er ; “ _ ’ " ~ ae Bed , x front —. « - = “e-.Js SeNleMen or cou a -- - “ ae . a sue. Gea - seeping neem ™ ™ | ROOMMATE. c@enia working — wy Ve bee S is sthkwe « —" “=e every ee tere way \e ions A sea : : . rr P oe ee - - ~ eG e F_ Y ~ _ > : - ~~ ieee 2 . a = _ . ._" . " =P = ‘ a! - . 4 : N ae : wv " ive mM! uy Modern : —_— ate : - DELMAR BHI ee ae a ; | KINGsaa tw . — aie wanker ges a ae ce z WEST) NS rER Pt. 4¢17—2 — share _ ome housekeemag apactiment Ram th x x so* ; . ° atieomai + | 3 ~ an Latest ¥ ,¥ ] ; ~ ae . 2 ~ - . Pe a = xX ‘ ~ ae a ANI» 3946 (eS ~ —— £ ae ut £en..emer er : = . ¥ oo & = . > ‘ 4 > be - ~~, “— 3 i - _ . . z y '.~ on E iL. be : > " - _— = © ee . > = " - -~ ° - ~ — . ™ . a> aw 2 . - . .. F for 7 or *?) Reitlemnen furnis x _ > a \ ~ - “ + ‘ 7 . = » —-"— « - 2 —_ ver *’ mA nes : r tight _— ‘ = — ° _ 7 ¥ wns ‘a tr 4* ~~ 5 Ww Fe ; a ent ements Ded « y a be™ a-f *¢ “as . : a ae ts ~~ *.¥ Sue se a> : .. & werlUms 2s ~ m. ; +o et & wu a ieee 4 arage E>TNINSTER 3G eas > . — a a = ~ — t . _ . ‘ Bar Chicks _ . r Y ore - . = . —_ A ~— id 44 — * , ldo . . ’ “ re > ~ ; —-- —_ ° *.9 1 \“ . > . or LAND 3 ,] . private aL, 2 = = weretent ry) Twa rare = = 5 Sdeds - a! on [MOA N —2 fr a TOMR: souther eanestre. th wet ra R YMATE wre ‘ skeen res . ae o = — — . - ee XN ake 4 a>! No R.22s My e = the ~ = wy aw a oder « ‘) + Kectoe ~ ast if de. “ws a . . > ” " w, . = w - a + K? c - - —— y Vv > , ) A YS z 7 PY 453° 5—Large — . . . . . : , ** : re) any eb ‘Ks ; vy - x Ga am P 2 seniin ¢) PELMAR | 442 connectigg *roat} hi UR WAY. 919) N—Front pen) ter OL S02 -room: ss spartmen handsomely fu-niehed a ee | ROOMMATE Wed oR ; ~ | COLLIE Pr Ps-—sailes bum and AS And settings. ait ware ; a 4a 5B *? ki —— . * : » 2 — 7 it erette coprer ~~ . > Ps . ita . IseKeepiog stme . m> tern mn en a _ ot, . ene S.cering : . c— ef ~ reore zi- — . 7 te henette ee be ++ - Z * . tn —- _ss4 . . Zz "a : s riences $= ot .er . °2 é os " 7 4. --- in b ri ‘ o ~~ erern “i =e garage ‘c89> 7 a“ ie « ~~ ? —\s ee a on Tr ii ° * MFA rae ~—= . \ - - , : ri Bai ~onver hiences: fur. Sh. moxie — ee z LAR ; ote - _—— 7 " sn te Ej 7 ‘ . 5 > ; ia ~—" ~ >» Mmorme ** o> eo ae f >a : es : teh -_ = - “ ; . : = . al ; .)? i@ = *° 3 ,) ns ™ : r, — 4.” ea ere. | we ret 4 . a ee _ - . _—~ a 7 - ~~. es . - - . ‘ i . 7 ; pie or two en a —vr = sheet oe oa a. s for «ale zc sags oa ———_—— : : Rice eo ‘ese °. Meas Ob WESTMINSTER P! 4233) WANT 2 ladies to share amartrmert § all ‘ rPiSs—Pine Reh ’y bred -ae . Mm cet SS per 100 wehorns ‘Tt A&axx lbe ~~ —Ai! iG, — ° \s - . Pp B —, i 2 + 45... | i » ~ Set 4 re: ere es e* anrgre lDarxVie® ~~ > ‘ when . o—s * ¥ O:> ~~ nem coves ~s . — . ate > a * ™'s 7 e ‘ee ‘ee ere mort we home Sirable reom in m i i ss ‘ . . ‘ 41 7s— pen: eteeeiiie mx ~ om . one ke nousegeeping , 1426 : n she. “mfortabie reams: all conven Tet a Lode Delmar Sew ster t .v ames hace. sadal S14 or ‘ —_ : mu) e ‘-rand 4114 = lal _ » ~- @ Oe ae . : — : - . - "a *? =e & * “ . 7 e — — s “™ rage . 2 2 : en N _ ix ¢ imtite? ni ing h: shee ‘xX ~~ * . ela 2 LSi = — ye N . I atyy i o _~ ru = roa *. atl Oyen neg oD lar reon, next pouse kee - -s - ° a .. - _ : J -. > Aree es i, aot w - fer vas vet cents tye howe > — as A « . ner tray hate mee * ele othe: roo vera ke he, = - ~s . “ : = A... Len “onve i \ ; : : 60 far, — -_ — . . Miles. ' re | 2 - ‘ . -s fummishe«d ‘ os eonala-- ~~ - OUT nerkh ei posure "ea - - - - = wa ~~ -¢ :> . . ~ o 315 my a 4 a=? Se he Cul mer ene UD a- ve 1] . «) " : —_ Fe An . . a © & _ >? “ — - > : . ~ e Bouthern exr lean, Otek keeping ore uae ire : ‘+ « on RLMAR # e3.—Pirset-floor, single La eS re” ' —— == RLDGes IVA Room. large s ‘ rn ae Pi. 46.30 A -—Socit be ae ROOMS WANT =D — abe ancest™s Tered ; male Oy, Ji} 3 Gta B Mt. Lease, j ) (lly rad 4 ; OF UT acivy ~~ , ~ — ne . . ” a : ° al ‘ - 4 > 7. ae ~ ant a -é es . [wo er > *asar4n: 2. er ee ry at P71 ae. w treat . “ * —" q . Th ~ . 1 TP 5), ¢. acults. nan rae : Keeping Wom Punning Wate hoe eat ll me Iront a&Sa PUXArE Steal @urreur? . RNISH iEND ROW} N Ws - we rice aca shrewd ®) lete after June 1A barred rocks a = . Sc a) bf “a ; ' : = ‘ weeN . Li S— Hovusekeen - *» s° : _ na? i a WV ~ ~ 7 mar e a . bon a : _ i : " 2) ‘ " . : 2 . $i » Wy ~ rele Ss x) r gentler ‘ Bleeping roomg Riis ts — s + ON A Tic oenette no chi WIrVvES sane > Wa — he ioe » © ae - ann , ? /~ Ml tL he : yt een b - nen . - | — = } . a ? ws . ’ . =*> x ur 7 ‘”4 . ~ - . - ws ory - rhea ’ im was | ipend -—., 7 Ps ‘ ? . -—s, : yy . to. he _ ' es . Y ~ : ~> - ¢ [Pr ~ — . a. . . . : ~* . : = S424A ot - a . slo a Porest ¥14)W WESTMINSTER —~ : e ™ s se 4 Ae - ; Farrow t ROT bes ‘ewort - en ; —. _k room, — gent! ema } 3 +... ~~~ - ae . - a = r > at ~ Fane am ahed rom ROOM Wed —Nee= Markee «> tin ‘s car in ‘ @ thre est Oy ; ~~ are Te .Y - 2, 3s ; } 4 Kitchen nrpy ore al sin bb asap Yr Sent eoma Gone Anne Private fam Kitehen or eees. Rox P.12 —s FOMALD « a tere “ * : ee a8 vonage Righest @ua’- a4: s0— Noi ad furni hy s $1 P rest is9 “ ‘ + + sR tm ‘ 7 ™ : \ > Lm | Rar ¥ Wiets e- ? > 7 3 * ale es meth} «& Areas »wt ences; private family © = ROOM—Large: twin beds. private. West) “SSTMINSTER Pi. 4533—taree won, | OM W'4.—Private family south: gen- | ae © | leqhorns ancogas $10. reds | ~ = — 4 = ~ - “ . ba r — = * = ~~ . ih ‘ er an aren ~“s 8 x ee { *?,.4 " ry = ~ ~~ : —_ ' a _ $s. . / — one — . Hi,0° Ciein - ae een y GO. 5 ~oe , ~~" ~ snet frente 8.e@>ine Ry \r A cn : . - SUNN : LATE ae . The. SS } _eras -. " te >] . smear * - aTan~ ‘ aed, Room furnie} — se N.- Pleasab: hogie omy lege priv- . south ern ex poeure erage 5 . ‘ 5. 071 OMAN "e ~? mark ~ x .* a lies Se He. de Pe a) Ure; block to © ied, soul | ate: 3 cars. Cabany 4178 ¢ey | S BSTMINSTER PL... 4053— ~ . Ne wston -. fax 71S Monday ings, $a0 y Call Moadas ' 2 ¥ Furey 3840 North Market: Linge : ; Compton AD aati i Ny cl ‘ RPoams ss “ + } « wan d : 4 M > _ Ak ow iy 2 - ; va water s¥ Tasces an Pun ar 4 = R “ Ww a one or ta ‘an . Cc “ay ~ ’ . » ~— ; ad Piau : ’ . wae we?) 4 > =s ee. ce ra > Sriv * - ~= - — 7 A ‘> : . bao ¥ * SEN TH 2005, : mbt hour ~ ern e1pos ere ° BI WESTMINSTER PI Ars os. & } >) COON HOUND My tratmed —— he ‘ rey Y CHiCRS—-From ame "ss Pleneer . ft - 8 — Lab ‘ Su? A , :es-— 4 _~™. re ‘vs Ww: ; ~ - > — . . a 2 . bys . wa at ery a Ya ~~ Se! e "4 Wh? ne ome Fy oe Ouse. saaiM SOUth. sullabic 1 os : ee our room. 2&2. convrentences. elect-te ™ ta two unfurnished’ Pitts Bry - OM (tie i. Headies, S-235. Se temers 2d - > cue- $ S0itia- ~Ha ——. s9715. '. ™ Poreat —= * - it . » oe. _ a ee ' 4” ¢ “ : cw a.ra A ; 72 Do mern iver offer Mile ; - hing hom = . : ' al racer perce, 7 ttehen - ~~ r ‘? “ @ . > ~.* LITA Drie for - peo Ne oa VTi vate set 4+ MM 4~')* Shite Omvate 4 toners dee s . ers =?’ ae . ‘> ” Som - . abinet. . to os . ~ . - -“ , “ .* ores vw? i * >} o «= . « - . . eae nre os « Ba ; . ati . . . ’ ; ' +. Are on it A\« trta I) ? mk kh @ . Pre . OT mae one ch? iomitia“af ; lean _ ==.” ’ . ve “ - . ms uA »* , * ; i . > mee ‘ e wily . —— Sonal ; . = a ~~ M a” “~ ca as Lc > — - w Dae ba | ~* Fe? ont > . . . n went / ve "ET it henette ur id . = ad .. " ~ “es ~ + ‘ iN ‘ ‘ ? To Be a ning s° ROOM Wa ‘en’ ePfTan «are - rriwate = \ ~ “7 , vy ty . _ a ° ‘~~ ? yy ta -vtve free ~ TY mer RT 3. | 2——KtOoim for genti ah * ris ah.e a” ’ 47" Vv q : ' ° e a qa} Nat ‘at west ¢ Te rg? , ~ ference ' _- we ale ls —— wy ¥ act * NH . lA Lireeato a 1. al . rer = R ve > oe - Law fe - +s ee « - - Tm. — * ‘ ‘ y wabiton : . 2 r aati ; . . “ : ~~=e . ~ , w la mils : Ly b lock east e ‘ ‘ a Pi asnd 5 l : a tw a veds e ery - : : i ‘ . a 3 = ane ~ I oh rf real R, x R eo | Pir " "-" .) ~ : ar : SO40A Near} hall — mm ' ’ ” st On va) VW ray i’: NE 27 4° ? ; — arse ~* . . , : - : «> tis ‘ > ~A : "a0 = StI ~ ~ , arm. 4 . as = " > . . - orte a 00 t : ~ . ‘ * 4 . ara tes _ {us rTUrtiis _. ROO : ei. 5a . e« .S : be : : wom Fl : a ne s I POaTd OF tion ome % Ms—Neatiy turriened. comtinucus hot am? unfurnished o MS ane BOARD WANTED » Ken s F ortseant Me eis. 100. S840 mined 3? 3a ee 4°) th Ne: ee “a3 r e.\ers ~ erie ~ ~¢ tos Poi eee : —— 2 . _ ~: tvoME wi 5 \ .* . . , live 2 te my y . . oy furnish oo rm: ivate Rome ‘AES PINE & 4204...8 seni M2 Lal. - sar Tay: “ar er bew | PYEXN 7 : } S ral fi Vver'y Sark Parte Wesetoha! e ~~ 2 P i, ~ . . . > é . ss “ = - =. CAc . . : . ’ ‘ 4 . 6 . . Teh pw re? le ed room as a . 4s : . Ee a. 4 a as : “ieee 4 oS. ve re sa esrent “are $ . :\a ie a “Ve : “ . . zer ran . : : : * i. war : . }4) : ” — ~ —_ >» = ’ ° - . : * ~ >} . : an > 7 .* : . . . : 7 : ‘ . ~~ tiled } A Front a, - * . nes -" he - we “ceri .a. | 6COU- vw _ _ od - ob a . Aud ~~ ~¥ JAQS West: eur ' Mire LF _ oo : 3h . ti AS nt ' ' I per Jovea. — 5 im: 2 car linea, bue * Boutherp p.e Wo Ohare fire hume for sunumer; large a ~wnren‘ercea findelt teaver —— North Mark e a4 aad DS -Wewk-old rocks and rets ead duck- 2h40— ; — . —_ SAG : (amnsy CGS) WEEY Pree ~ -. ! e : Last? , VW ROOM ANTD BOAR!) Wid , Catholte — eX AN —— ' : > ‘ " : Maw Tye : ‘ - - . : : erenr "> oo? . - . - ay ~ a “4 . . - - - Keeps rvs Tis, pry ate ba th 5 - —~ > ~ : p= ' + -_ Stion b uriished mmeiniiselie , Mod \ ome referen es exc bange Saar bie 3 OAtl Rok oM Wr ‘ By yeunge lacy employed POX TERRIFPR Pops \ . he guaaieest CMiCAS bare ane 3848 — a = 7 atric thy —— i ‘ . ae a . ‘ - e > = : ‘ wf? = . ‘ » “ rite hr ‘we, te Y } ' ette rummt: Y - an oa and kitech : pre 4 ° a8 y 7 Vileg ee state Wern iy seHeibiy prmesxtl. L336 Glive at ha rres ‘ cahorns $s 368 " . mull" he an eo a _{¢7) r . ' a ‘~™ ~~ rate a 3 es ~ : ’ . ote z so «) wean : A : wh a. a remiss. mo! POM. mboining ? th ond floor ‘sleep. © eBent wners home, ear age a Se PINE ts, 424!—Large well fur ROOM AND BOARD Wa > «emtiomen:, GERMAN FY)! = Ih.’ Rh ment : _ + ye” heme ee aio =° aeeort- ' oY, ~~ ¥ iat re aso! lable 7 " + eet soy o aa, *. “~-* rn -: “ere? - 2 — ~ lars . — — * »® Pius es o Race eure twin y+ ‘ . : Cis ,™ : : -_— “ “ # . e = oF @ ta..etet «” Prwmpe ‘ luveryw . : a e “ = . St aa - 9 = - hb, . Sa : “ ” : ts a ve arei TEC SLOTS ‘ _ oer , (2 ww ai 2 . gh , . ing. sleep be. clean rooms; house. Pape “mt airy “ze sun fr ’ WEST INE BL is’ LOxtS reem a erase AneWer QUICK Box A-3Y Monday 3200 West R rside 412 “7 “ we ave Matchery, Cepe n ee ing emploved la dies > litre TN @X It sure orawte fan . \ wm +. * PL Pry 4a? wit large ar he ve t , , Ty «rate! Pam ; : - ; 2 ~ ' : . i " “_— " : a” ee re ¥ dé a 4 - ‘ re ms 33 = ; - $$. 75 - eek. ic} ‘ a . a a* a = a ~ ta v - iN W PS INE Rr, 4218. are % tcher. 4 ay\ Soy a Li -i ‘ $1 Pisor aouth —Reaut Sf~ he roam $2 carages Delmar 4758 Bek R-t2A Post toppa teh strait ais grown male a: § fom ’ iY PLU REEMA ELD i °K mace mnished: = a fror g.eeD "Zz om: also 3a fleer ae 3. Sarage OD: a rea- ¢ — matemian? e mien Weer pryec aR | ROOWS vy saR ; ne : a _ . Sores es —_ CHICKS New hw pctcgs . \ a —a ic . aa weg “ nan can . aa? . ss . — . wa & ot ‘ ,* “ on i 3s BA - ag vic ly furn! shed: > ©) rt ae i“ at r -k. s. . — ae’ ‘ ° - > - »,? . _ > . . ~ > . . > 5 : nea e. 3518 & —T COMM ting of » Some: fu ened f : | SKINKER. 2 woods with ne a 2 . oot ik ~ . No other boarders. - Box I-72 rf MAN POLICE AT STUT} Imported, | Ft@. ogp wean Siz. te brahmas, $16 "T . — . a - y > —— an ~ . ‘ . . * 4 - cs it — 2 ra a -_ S ~ ~ ~ - ‘ | re ™, ied - aa ’ «af ’ > - i ae . . , ‘ > ' - : - : . he ine) ‘ ; - Livers le 4413) Sin ~ « a . oe =e a 2' ~. . ; ’ » me ee + s&s s + . on i M = > cs . 7 : - re rjeers } _ -— . 2 frrvrTi« reaaor a! ao - cies, ona - aé@u t — = i O°? —s - . pc \ 4 - Ronde 2 «>a? a4 fe a ~ 5 : . “, e ’ — . urnis \a,? worms for re \ Pil rrreR mmr ee - ahed oor la . “4 ~ AS, ‘rr s~ mrmeate farmity ~ uth Site IERW AN pe ice at stud Prem con Fie Ss toe a a... I y ‘aol as 1S ae %. SISKA & ! , " ‘ ante i ° : ate i € . . e e fen - irs oo wey ™ .” © seen tv Oe aopre eent eman &4 mrivate far: ’ e Ret, Pret. Menateh ' a'enber high pert Tiny : ‘ ~ OU aeevery. iegherns ' —larke sieepin oe wees SUTRIBAed Fo c a o> 3 —— . se ify ated: private hoine iwre : — : rs ° senvers, high prise winner 1925 show reda, barre? rocks ree ca ™ telephone; every seeetving room, ——S 4 rt ». 4892A—Large front: hot bet McoPRERS $1.>.>-+R - SB. T mae WINDSOR PL &884—23 connecting houee- TAB} - 7 ARD Wr Home cooks "Ss , 2 aw Hendix won Radantal, trained. ree Quality Peres Ras 9) LS We! "stile hae. ~ = $5 eout ewly dewrat water ra: TA R 1429 N24 ¢ | asinine keenines eoome ¢ hedia- oh ava refined young Men: west prefern istered: puppies for sale Mo Muger | | : cK + ¢ orm : , a a —— ar - ‘ ots § se c@@ Dine | (wo wis tidren we a . . '. erred X : , ' A er. | (c2) ’ me. oe | Gaston. 41 F Bo Miauscheep. | McPHHRSON. 49°4—_New oo! en: Ose beth and electri | come ren wel B95. Post-Dispatch R311 Osage Victor 4491J ¥ > ~~ -* — ~ > > ; - . ‘ #8 oN —Front cofnectit HOUND PUPS— Alas ‘okt rabbit and coon Anconas For Sale Joe 4" 3 VW ies*®han Livers! SlOW . “ ' 4 RK e ‘ PUL ETS Aneuna., 5940 North Market. or . ate Ms ” = 2 _ *" ° an - ae : 4 os : me ot J ‘ = + ~~ - a = . - = * * pe . _ ne ge a ; : } | ; . . . . ne — - os — > xs . . _—-* . ‘ + ied , . . =“ : fs.) [ee 2 th . nh ate — . | eee 3% are z “> ROOMS oO —CO FOR RENT LORED ~~ ae ae TY >t. 46: ty 19 furnished Tooms IRishH SETIER PUPPIES—Selid omen ~ : to Ww modern cony ‘Thences, Ric. e Bi — Wen er 7 ° : rr ~~ . = te C2 ‘e} | iaree . room. . th kite! : ols : Og Tw ; — = : ’ ‘eae raaonas he ’ ; , “2 zgert er ' ” - . 4 /aree unfurn — —— -— “ - = ~s ‘ r = . e} : ~*s tt; : ‘ . Bekreping rooms, suitable for comehe [i uMeate taaiie. | SASTON. 5665A—H 7 Ei conven. | McPHERSON $243 Kinciy Parminheg | U NICHN, 1871—Furnishe: sieeping rooms METON. Liss —S Dasement ‘vom red ACife® ePMnino Ouple - . & a -amiy - as) ae , ; ial a . . . ke ve je . “Mater, is t e! Des Dreedt: o rth ww yee Mm | ver —— ite @ a 2 ™ a t4 } - ‘ fa : ° y ste — v ny "se va - ur z i t ~ n ea , Cree rc , : ihe (cl) er es i ie7) ' : ; ; . 7. : 7 > — TY ice we iw ~ sy 4 ’ Duck T rk BORG, 4953— Fumie - ASTON ; - Mt Sane : ea. ’ MLR POOK. 4104—Two rooms, furnished or . iwardsvisie. | eys, or ~~? - a). , —~ ed or unfur- irnished ’ "* A? MPiiA- . , . onnect ng zht a o.. . >. =. ‘ a sacworn.4_# - i. «-4 . ~ >. ~ 4 = nished 7% . -Vis. .SHeqg . IK TTENS hHiome wanted @ maltese fe- Hi ae Dt i “KS Vi . CET COLLV OT be “e : - . »" _ : S74 * [7 . ah om “ar s! 2 a — 2... 4/7 EF, * be mi oo— | WC i . —— . ‘ . a Fotehed fren Mc : = . 4 » denne heat ean a . sa ah ad VM } ie - \ 4° ; ’ \ 7 - » - : , = ‘ -_ a v n ‘ 4 ’ + = ™ R ! , fur =! ed or an eres : : : ‘ e : . . , . me . on ot : _—— 5 Phy ap Tron , diane saeg rooms tor h5ouse- FaeTo. 4°37 = aaa - . . ry oe Sine ‘ «* a f , _ 3 in Pies , rec a ~— ss ares aac - . ———— tria Dia bh 4.iare = Renmeis Filerts- | ‘ . : | } 7 — | rn ‘- -ore ~ Lf” . ; err "4°73 = 7 . . . leg rn . ; urn . aioe sa ved siei ed room. ypri- - wor - « sth or ' a — ™ 7 ye fe. _ a Vu = 4 _ - : > : ‘ . ~ _ 7 7 . re ‘ 1 rc ' 4 ‘ = + \a re 3 4 . | ve ; \ . ; — | * - .. —_ ' he e bad . ise8 - ‘ lilies . ae a? ‘ irt; Ri | ' . . " . «* ‘ay y : ~~ A? .* = ; . " : ; unsseemene / 7 td 4817 rte x ae ail — 3 = pe > s eec Sree e @ r ty reas ca 2 *~ refined - : ° Beg re sry a ; . “- 4 "% ences 4 , run left) onveniences 7 wat wf (au Sunday. Cadany Li) I’ t KIN} . ry t ; Al) : A _ - Denaa LL } ORG i \ He V3 ~W hite fom Ra : rr) o . on * ice , furnished . . s 1.45 . a q tults sj te aia . : ‘ , Ce \ \ i- ' ‘ — nat - z Sur _ e A} 4s ~~ ar te) , . ws, 2° ¢@ at- . ! i} ‘ rfstRrut t ' an. Werrer etimal) terms pea eeds 4 a4 : ’ "we ~~ re ~ ~~ vate - > = ~ - —~ - a ew. . . | 4 . : r o = " ~ oy Ot ‘ 7 _™* - . . . . “ ' : ' = he > ~ : i " a ' Ar ." , , . ‘ TRON) IV1OA Larne — * ot es ec , te 9 pee Py vt ~ . : agg ze Wares Ww : . : — | : 2 Tf) : = rata - . 7” . me ™ n b ; . ‘ | *,. ar - as 7 _ ul ‘ . . “* .* : . ois . . t . ; *¥ : a * «te ~ . =z. * . . a Aerr kiteher peieil ght room a. aa ack 1s Nees ace gas ght nsid eee SW VYERNON §533-—Sinel ena aa a cold twat = .) pigs. parrots; pets & ery de@eription. de “3! bh . ks, . ULLETS-Browa ‘Mae wn RIE ta) North an . ’ . eRes, empioved — . mai as OB, ee iy?" heat a light? furnis} a4 $°° mo \ —Ttsa 7 eG 5 ~ ; af ni an . iwate fas ore $4 Pp E’t RNISti EF? 43 2 . : , vr sire he ones for ( aiLaries Cail I b AKIN] Sh, stil 1} — Ne aA sNA Ne mm) M rh a T .arvels i] i@) ert " --: , _ Pia : h fren a ing | 7 . : + > - Ar : : ‘ve 4 - - : a x ’ ; ‘ > Vrta H 7 . " . ! +o: \ he _/: awe wi ite Nationa! ry th, " 2335 in ve. | ar sad servh'e ; m4 ~ Naeger sliisa Renton WW Fil t lek horn hana towel "pele . . = =e o 4 rnishe Mbelehed iarece om we! EN RI iT w3eca_— ee keeping alow af . & Private gent eme veERNEN wbeda rrone an genmt.emen \RERISON 4 = = cco, | Taso ey Mh each while hew last 4 ac "Nerk j SOW! eink ae * 7 res ae. rot _ bn _— 7) P ’ TVs or af Puch at us = —— - srt Sie | rus rry wiry - > ~ i» . 7 . . . ‘ ; im, , , ’ wor : ran reaso: ez South west : seonahe >) | WePUPRSAN R*nn ae — | PRs KA -—-. cae n y panpered .¢, RATS Wrt—Common erav. alive half | PERINES maies: 1 34 months, 1 2) Market. J et . Se (08) 1 [ORY Sa;>_ q ” aemeie . ~e ae £¢) ENa’. 4 — ; ; —r r ae Bee 3 EN Ri ‘r% r 454) —? ? 3 “* ae S 2° : - aie “wr . > - - a Let wD , , 7 = ™ ; . + ' . T r . As ise neet , a . a — : ; et _ au” Dn as ~ own: . - spot cash Lde } , ew ~ ” root he hf .¥ — ie +} : N Dates ~ “ ; | fur aha rooms for > ~ - _" “ at ‘ee - ~ . a 1 . | _— rh, sek rer: z . . as , a ; mie? ‘ - ‘ 5 : ' : o 5 Siete = | rz > reat 5 702) —_ a a os rae > ~ rw ae | in rear. *.¢ aa newt "a Ania tepartment gree * = “ = a ; ’ ti)" ( eee el , Pp it . ~ : Ae ~~ _ ee e | "on | =i s > . = ‘ . x . . a Spe me '* oes « ‘ - . - " . >. —* » vag . . . . 6 . — a : ORY 32h4° ‘7 — * —— "EI RN é $ rooms. Ist ¢ —a——~ | ENRIGHi: 45 Zor 3 he hw use ke ye — . Se. hA- ce a & arty *, 3465—" roome. third fleor *as 3316—N — » ve T358 Olive National Pet shove POINTER Pte Reautiful nonfetter ou ry—Misc. For Bale ' A z uUNTurnixhed pr : - on porn tC Saw, Tur- >: Cen ems 5 . ouseKkee ifs Poon ' , oot ‘ 010. ey Turn shied roorn ‘ » 3h Pyles Cows > ¢ ; ele re . COTM : Lise: . Purr shed eer corTren : ~ “ a . as a? : - . | : sTeSA Leonhard MeKaiaht — i | cur: private ‘amily , wee gay he y vee | seas bi i McPHERSON 45114-24 floor south:.new- VERNON 8563 tly , 4 : . MOINTE) Reautl Mal ir yo ) an! | Clayte | cou} 5; Gules mre. Lintenwood dis: rtct (el) | ENRIGHT. 4565—Two connetting roome |!” ly tarnishes 1 a Delmar £4143. | eer teome 8S foc gf rmieet FE | MONGAN. 3845—Niceiy fomnished tea Cavies & Guinea Pigs rer Sele POINTERS — ReautlhhGl Sa seus belnt- es a n conan an eds. Deimar $41 sag » 25 ft each 2 rooms only oe ¢ y furnished rooms, _ ers at do it a the pa i350. fi. LAYING HENS. R. asanaiie Ost Towel ‘ 7’ ° , ~*~ ; gor See Mr Ss y fe@ i 1 @) oe NEA i Ti S Se oe Dro ken ors ; i. re tT err e's nM oye = hy! M " i} ~IVe ay . orer ce " : Y> c= . . vor | 2412 8 +r i AoIN}wRR PUPS Tee left 43 menths «!4 HENS) -Good layers a / he Upie ons tH wy 64) . hd ro orms > r leh*- c {Sea 2 fe . we : : — ; r) . : . -—— ~ a ~ ~ P = . = ‘eT = ' :; WEST BELLE PL. 44354—Furnished ! : Ya pie . & me ad a as y wl. op. e $i we Wa dil prorat w pir Oaks, 3 Docks south af nN ON S40 — arg omiinn -—* : > a weeb xe r.¢ p teek r om for Puseare é oT 4 an : . ater was t NRUHT 45 :§— Nea: Yv ’ rr? sre Light 4 ower “ “er: = . : ey. + *" . " ‘*? ‘'\a » a A a «3 Piss ‘ betreey j : . ——— i Arg : e ia - A toh- ° a life ce#ering a et seeping ; ~~ se ; _—e™ | 2O ‘ ee we fran? ° , . uy: o - ‘ Lo th . — ets _ — arte +oorn or *#o peove. ‘a Monday UR wd 535° w ENRIGHT mt) Han = ‘ y _ . — : pally OM = 0 4SCK OO t = ais one .ar®ee Ouse Keen- ™ _ th ie i ' ™ ‘ — : a" ¥ : : - af _e > athe : r oes — ; ’ en 4 ‘ a? »' rn »? _ ‘ > ~ ie) ’ 7 ; - tregee ’ ’ . " a : Pe ee" . M + sb * tayton yaity Thal le — —_— — - 4 = MEA : . : -arage rye Wis] PINE H [7 2} ‘rear? l «ar : . - | | Southern expospre: ENRIGHT ts Fr mee (arenes ' : 9+ Sim rnished light; & wLonal ie4 eS Bane. eee or) — Large | SREDALE "The - POINTERS—Pups. white and liver” extra’ THOROUOUHARED pulse * tile ao " , ’ ; NRIiteHT ; > Larue cred a eat for P ' en ae “we : ; —_ * owory Ver ars ee Sia . ‘ALLE, PL - homypeihreds rea. _ ‘ DM ete “all varieties j* ; y a aur eet) R West ! ee FT r ve«.4 : \ ~ 7 VERN N 5 5 i Front It ecting a eheak | : - * sia - tr? =f se 4 ‘ ia hk” aa . .: B, Sinely . rend S10 each . a! | theo “ rer Mar rket | reebe f} ‘BGs cone) / ; tf » b, \\ reer > ~—— 7) . Q , = = -~ LA ’ - . t ~F" s -thiaBiliery if ee ee i a Rooms iN SUBURBS ore }? }” Pedig reed male Silo ~ ’ ; - ie s F > —_ _ hae yp - Sie : —_ **’ — » 7 ‘ s Sas . —— . ~-* . " . Z re? ® ‘ 7 tri rT") a > ie % : ’ ' P ipl eons ‘ ..} = ahead " ; : ~ ——— ~ ~ z : : P ‘ , . ‘ nmr, . wee } ; —— - - en te -—— " ' } ight weeks ald tte Pe rds or aky Uae . = Th : room for Pa ue - 6°} — _ ished — -~" EN > + ie ty -Se ona ‘ ar front room . neal By Ae - ‘ s+ : “ ethan Dis Mm Sb MIAO Car: pr Fretl. furnish 4 ght housekeenine AIRBRDALES Nice bert Upe ecneibl: ‘ 1 % : - few La ht ° ane whee Q = t 8B! F Sale ’ : : - : ~ + 7.4 : surTt + . ar ij. r - - . - ~ ° = . 2 . An . , re ° - | - . a © te ** ‘_ , . . - - “ we » ’ Pen AN 4 — ay * wentlemas : ! ant ocsenre x Wap -“ » ‘ hhe oh wont _ ta sckheepine rooma, iY Tre , one furnished rooms | ° NRIGHT ts are Crs mm ig ——— . 7 . : I »U VA YCEBHR | Lo S— Two cornmectin AMBMRERIIMNIE (KOLO «Manlewooe = * = -| ENRIGH 5845a—Laree airy mom in! ™ : ‘ rooms ot 1985¢ (e) cht housekeeping. new! orated. rea AIREL ALE PUPS--M Be, papers. S10 etther sex. T. HM. Goddard,| 346) 5. Grand ‘iL 1 x rn ARTMENT ROOM mere , = ~eumd _ ; a mig: is ae Ps ; } er er eg *% * — erm ' a | *- r e' ferre a9 ' ale and seni aie; rea Ww mi rT? : ' rt *) | HIRD ereet - “a ne Cf i one lines | * ‘ , 4A ontinuous not : ~~ Tle on . : : ¥ ALTON OY Men T wo uDnfurn shed re oms a ~ - om ; } le { a! } Su thtay 4° 4" I uck ¥ a @ ‘> Su Snwica : ts | , Ml a ie ni ant ingales o's int ) YT iF : , . ee Saler Menen prviiesg > Lelia ~ i me . . l.+— . ~ e > ¥ 3 a ne = NORTH i) SOI T tT 1 SOs —-: ur. ; - ‘ = «6ot | * — - bmi rooms, light heouse- - - prvieses, $5 a | ENRIGH ol +—" nnecting furnished Poon ao na bie ' ; ody , ds A {use Kee * . 7 agony “emp - — - : , , “+ Be | . "ge Mf 4 ye? = Jvé | ~ m r " Ms os - N 4 \ e 74 A s rye [Se ae en ra Re ws MS 4 vad ss . ‘ . bry | ead ‘r nt RCE ALE i I i t \ & tlant & *t ved re " ain a, ws . $ $ — i. ain one be 2 cage land ' . : ss he “> ¢ A = — -_ aan ‘ ied ‘ “ - ‘ . = ’ 4 4 Ss j . : | ! .t ta lé t f uz , 5 ‘ i ve - oF nm wat ren wonanhie - . . -s . " . eoplhe | ad os “~r ate home " -_— for ! ma ar - pir . " ers it, a7 Te 'mar 475900 rage ke ane privileges Rentor 1% +s, SOTA ' 4160 | aa aot | ' : . _ ; : niin ch, : Me = a «>.> m iat ' . —_ _ - —. » : ‘ > =~ ; ; ~ € Lis . ar in . — = - : . ’ ; “ ; ‘ a > ». wteta oth . “ . ~ . . mr = : sth : ’ e — ‘ ’ PRS S728 S&S .—R ar lah — — ee & oe TON ENR: as 200;——Room and kitchen with Na TASEINSSTON Ft soil Aor B; large. ROOM—Purnished with garage ivate AIREDALE PUPS Thoroughbred. with | [Ce PUPPIES-—A. K. ©. stork; out/ -, -~ : es ie as hke "Sihee ee Lari. eet - nm i* as 4 furnished — — tp Sne Sus ena ae Seaning roms ' NM ‘ y 4 ‘\ 4 (ad » ‘. -@ > ‘. ° sour Herr exposed rooerTr (ec) ; ¢ — v . rete Pa vk ! Yr ent etme sr u the. i pers 2 to N Lith | os Ve von Rea n al a Preida vor | » > ‘1 7. _ a. - mpi a Vues - : } : ii~ ; - oo eet : oe = BE llilo—=s| eeping or light house ENRIGGH r MQ : r ss AKCS|P NA eilil.s . ‘ " hor Bon ' ; — nee . >t oF ' ‘\ i. 4947 — io | 2 t ‘’ 7 rin } ~- o . a . * ep _* +’ =)4 ‘ " ~ >?’ ‘ a diige P : , rT) ’ . . } “% >) i 7s . ; isn ; i? > ; “as arre a; Neate ' - Riise) \ AST: S.—Nice cac sieep- _ ~y ; 3: 4- nla aaa ee ie 4° Housekeeping $3 + ne (# mar 2O47R A tes pv N +. . Toune man ait a — pri eges l biewk from Lake —— DALE af 13 hoontis oid, Tom | — , : “a — se a tt RR. +4 A ?- suse they sf @ loneer FARA Olive. .oe: Se? «a : . ' == % = — 2. Lie y ecoratedc Oveniehces, ») WakRyi a Nt + tos N\ i. r ” r arte root t¥in beds ine Variash I77J (a) im. ~i- : tA st rear rhentl a Mecaine Hina wat : aun aie ei . ~~ . ' ‘f ’ lor +2 ae “ — So te — : . : ¥ 2 .$0 + oe . ‘ m a “ ~ gl . . = : “ , ri? } wa fur eute ' ‘we ANAKHIE “ and olher ‘ “ . ; : : ‘ bk - ~ + - — ar ; " BA A ge oom, wi be | boa! 2 , nak ~+ | . — 9 tr rivate fan wet _ . athens A A rt wis i \ i4 ret, ' ery deatr- hicwoM Rie) “ es! net Veen me and St AIREDAT E a PPIes - BL blooded WO | i al } a . iti tie hae an ae ed Slo on + ond kevin Pret oe a Pt rds of ph. Og or? ; ~ eatly furnis wed gmail room: $6 and $7 week. gen- ENRIGHT 1198—TWO FRONT sorr Meade ‘ 7 : .: reasonabie Charies a°ze and , in @ e en (“se =6. ove MH " K 308 vost Dispateh, of Pergusan " ¢ be fi a r # 7 leme: copy | heoN Beier ti in — iwi? ‘9 rt : ANI SS) eek oe 2 auite | a —— ~ .s — . ant ~_o F ' r} ie) | LANARIES—FPine singers a? : . ' . tz 7 eh Later | . rT . . . ’ a. \ ' ‘ B27 ’ . 4 | ’ ; ’ bs wy h ; > oF . : ema PER S()* M.iA S- eer'inge oom; MIMER 5055—Front sleeping rooms md, ', SEREREPING POREST , ‘ eping ym ‘t furnished b= oo. al + irke 2d floor ‘ a — prone Cad. 245i AIREDALE PUPS——Pedigreed stor ® POLICE has AT 8TUD . : baby birds 1459 Ooedfellew ° , : oy mer ain re = 2: —— ny a an cam (ARY!ann 490 rene edit deen : ryan ih. wentiemen (OU Ms—Pwo sleering reeme and ving | months old reasonab +r eee AP, a ; var Geerman) fan i . * : . . , ’ , : in . * " iA A ~ 9 lleasant t! \-d-floor ers «sir k ras mo other roomers j Ki or - : , . : a 4 » rc " : , . : — ‘ i, ~ ’ ° ‘ » ’ > *» : ” 4 : * 2 ¥ . i . ery \e SiTr- bel ’ - ’ . : ‘ - 7 . . 7_ = os rt . in ' : we : : pretty home for neat ATMER s62—-FPurnished room for 2; rove: carace Pores? ee | fined ge ement ar ar 4500 - . ren eonahte _ SHE!. L.¥ AYN 9138 +Over'and)—2 un- | wil s roadway . MODE bf Iu wos i4itS (ilaawowe EPEAT: * 405 N et. Say ee POOR i e ENRIGHT. 5580—Light ming MARYLAND | ' , ca : WINATOS Z irnished roume — " - | . - SLA rm ANT + Ur Wi ainediene — _ 9 ’ 4] ING .% \ BY? 4] 7) TY - r , - Ad ifess R KK ‘3 bik ¥ ! ih J ’ " ; ' . : - - ye By 7 x ; . . o- = ni * a se > ‘ : . : 4 : a t a? *pink ' ia ryge aserment . fe Peerih ; ; : . "is " " ‘ ANAR i $ " . - 21 oS = — ’ ue OLSLA- —2 rooms. furnished for ENRIGHT 4618-2 furnished ight at kitiRenelte. als Se eee Poem, @€180 thint floor suite reasonable (| VIKRGsiANIA. LIL E—2 moms, furnished arracks, Mo Telegraph nd. and Christe ™ > ee ' ; + beh Pa ‘it. i" watt | =’ Arai teed ral necro ee ee - _-. . . . ° ¥ ra) 7 a ¢ . ' on ’ . . ~ ° . . led > . " — “_ ° : wet ' e : : r4 . =“ K 4$4)].."? large met ne 34 . c Guts - - - house aceping roohis conveniences ae r S907. iy) > WABHING TON F 4.371 laree » hee envenient for Pouseaee! ag. i private | pher Drive i > Fiorte Ba Ae Call Cava: sd “AT niales ST NA Sartiel m | por oe ° ny for niahe vtults ae 8 oA 4 modern furnished _ ie x 3s} = mee ae eoomes +) > ene * tg eo TS, nah heme electri et rene reasonable | — f . a a. . > TT} HORS né € c ro } pote ENRIGHT. | “S18 Dun» B36 autifully fusenmtehea MANLY LA saad i os ~ool rousrkeerning wei Ad = = housekeeping ‘ata ‘we \ sr te 8H00 south teri BOARDIN ? . «“ eh, —s er i. eas WwW ALTER 371s “MI ipie™« t* ?+——F} ‘ “ntshed Cia re ik e@rere e Ba waa . Ma . Uns b. ' Tia! « I hire Ki nw Ue ’ a7 Ww La ira ina ere '¢ yi : : r i ver h a moder et t 1; ,? ¢ ] TT reas ne « Ly - ’ _ . alan . oO” rr .* Z - .) ] ‘ , Li _— — oO ir ' nne ‘ ‘ ' ; - : err h IST —Neat!s furnished r. : ne NTS Aa tem_y ENRIGHT. 4556—Two connecting ho: MARYLAND ts a ront’ housekeepin§ gon ec... oh — : B they Liaw ee eee pROSTON BULL-—tupeies. $15 mother ° Kennels, 899 lia Eeae_ 9 (ANAKIES—Larwest aeections: epen daily : erent AR idee furnished Ri nt house eS etn agp aici 56—Tw fmm 5 BOvee- . POom M4 floaty Tu ing Water: $6 50 w ASHINGT OWN RY 4954-—Larce front : —Bts S50 ales studs IS10 Arsena ; PUPPIES Lifferent lote received weekly | 7e m™m until 830 wo m.: Sundays, & . ; 72 . . eoanae 7 eon — : 4 ” me ba “As . ectrmis or Pe snc : ‘ - _ “ . 4 i — Tt? ot " ivy @ . 4 one f 4 ¢ . On | ¢ 7) ™~ ww FP 4 kite? er tte 6 lew ar tiy fur- VW ET. LS MAR. Aa. Furnished or unfur- lx ST ms ia j j ’ = 4400) it sake ; We aliy hia*iv joemilar eon ee sivie pri rs ry) ymti fHugn 245 ‘hive 008, . , nerd — a 4k tone ST ~ - . ian ; . ' hme "* . heel Poor nriy f: I rOub) - . : ~ —? I @ aehip every ew he: 7T ' 7 » | : \ : « : aon «% ‘n vV—— . = = = ~ ae 7 we ~ M A} AN 4 aN Orn an 2 ae ‘ sre ‘So ie) nisneqd oOo>me rivate am..y c Upne Os TIN et Pere . . j ; > ere open adaiiy r a mic AN ware “inheere abeaelut a erT'r} : caine Ant it34 Two connecting rooms NRIGH -So—Seatly fumished haves t wa f: “electric fans ph — Wa SEIT: > ; —- | ladies employed ; bath and garage. Ca! " nh) Soh wae — gp } h6monthe | «until S p.m Sundays 7 @ m. untit 3g ‘eet. male birds ful one “37 Sethe - 15DA. 2 furnished roca Mished for housekeening water in keening rooms: also sleeping onv des e people:!\ sdasonable ™ ' aries ad TON BL 4°78—Wicely fur-, anv 1272M (e62) | += oe iverside. 1626 W {c) | m, dow collars dog fonds and supplies | be gale than sorry. 89358 Olive m0 ov , : HwOR ther — ne 7 Tow r eruls ullie rabbit ‘ * . . ‘ - ol) ' arbvie Line _ eou'hern 6 ' 047 — 4 4 a? attrac tive ron! Ps i‘s | Ine . 2. ” ! me -: A, ina , “at : e ta ‘ *” 4! — Ss at a) } au * i as i _ i” Marry. fl » - . oe wut rtens : : . _wenter te tani ne ’ ~_ “s tase 10F bier.. ¥ SHINGTON aT rt 7 Ost. ; ! —~ i Keyes faneys ean hei Ges ” ' aie i: female S$} [738 Lafave a eee Se et rca. ch Lunar mt | conveni¢uces: plenty hot water large | Cult Darwen tEeis 2 tery | WASHINGTON RL Asg8—Tiean owe SUBURBAN BOARD HOST IN TERRIER—Pupe nicely marked. | Hy4, {ney biaeons, white mice. Angoral cit grit! Bosem “Cc gee ee * | ere ne Forest #4907 W yard: also ight housekeeping rooms. WonTre = =r = oS. mer ping pare eentiemen. Park- | ie , . or ee Sf ats oy ..™ root matron: real bar ian Aittens. ets free eatery hip | iA Ni + ; 7 wont Sey.” ; TETTE. “POR — Ktece + KSTY “ya r ” -_ . a —— ae . . ; ene ew SN i381—2 niceiv furnished! ¥iew M (c) BRLLEVIEW Sot wo tmautiful mome Aine 171 Tllimeis as everywhere Pet Shop, 219d otive coon, |[CANARIES- We eshte everywhere; ah « OTR Altchen and connec NE 1158 Apt. c.: aia PTZE! 245 A—Furnished bedroom in front + 8 ands vorch Forest 7142? WASH Ni ANS hl eaes ; a with hoard referen es Benton L358] BOSTON + Rit ay ) desen or hundred mali erdere filed Gory we furnished ove > shower genileman Cabany 97: orivate fan y (RO) “ z ’ 7\ sy vee ve ag $y Apt C.- lars M .KE ocean a a ; Tg al watch } aan peter Bw gain prices Pu weit ret i's “i week@# . id SO wile | Yuu a) twa 9 peore vou ean t buy better : > . o —— = - . ~* - > . ie ole . > > ° _ as : ‘ : (ett) I ri 7 te _* . ° : ° ay ‘ at . . 7“ ie ' h ? , 2.3. j ~*~ * . j " 7 ls ‘ 7 — 74 ae eee ASTON | 1158— Beautifully fur- ET7E y *th—Neativr furriahet room ond MYRTLE. 4 19—-T wo rooms kitchenette rr > one ; Vale bath. zen @ Sunday chicken dinners 47 miles ! y pr ed 136 ype be va firs «0 I. W andertu at ie tiene e445 (Mive t¢ ’ - — ~ + . ° . . ' - . > ~ _ i ; ’ . . ico. . rh 4 rw" ’ By ’ ; ; : . : . , , ~834-—One and two rool, pened for ger wn oor couple nm enette with sink mad 0s apartment bath water eam elect: Wwe SHIN STON RY. 2A%A = west n No ~ himhway Mre. Koch : POODLE PUPs— White 4080 Columbia ‘ANARIES—#. Andreashberg ere a. ; , : " : : . y > ° ; - a4 on " one > netayv ; iui! with a song gueran pa rretes . a : . , eg ristian coup re lara. P ‘¥ RAY = ; . ‘ . . = ‘ = : ‘ i } . , ‘hh tied > ™ ’ . erec " a | eae y — a a ee SS eee Nicely furnished room c -_ re : plage erred abany . : ru gf wat ; win: hed« or sing'te oes + er ant $109 re ? tat Fu oe o - ,_ AS] 1} :T iN . 7 . . ; i te . iN ‘ i} , . ’ : : ; : me. heat. elect: cas. bath: with MASSE 501 5—Fron: , in mod. Ei’ aad DY. | * , N! ‘ ghet+ ae 5: I page _for ent ? wikreping ant glee: ne kitchenette “ . - 3841—Room an ROOM AND BOA RD—W 1 | board 2 ehil- | BOSTON TERRIER Call JS54 Cottage. | POeOoIMLR reo e - pitas ‘. y war baby foml moet ene lhusive mie uple ‘ust Uke home: aé@eie me mome for ten eninloved ri neoning 20 week: cuni¢e employed. NEWHERRY, 46# rw P a cod water: ghowe: 9 to 12 years. separate. Riverside | BOSTON TERRIER PpUrp [est rad by OS0% Kade ee vuear 68S prabk te he Weel: © VS gen wal ep ~ Beaten oT “ — ~~ ; 7" : ‘ si’ ‘ 2 . 7..§ _ HS 'TH SIDE HIRD ’ | wry ' furnished rooms; bet® fems: good home fii. beds. $5 (c7) me Me ..! | - - Private home. /BDelmar ASSIS W ‘ WASHIN ‘TON Bi. 4267—Wel!-furntehed Pow) VD ROARID—To board and care ike STON TERRIER-—10 weeks oid, ehe al POLICE Dxwi—-Male, 7 monthe okt ne, 2624 Grevois os a stor WA? cae) M ‘+ LANN & 5? 4 = . meet ~ furnishe . ET ‘ Ii) ) - ] or rs unfurnished roome YE WW Re b bY #64: - ' a mens . ~~ OP ari : att hererte water gas range + a = a - ~ ies . ‘ der 1 — el - : 7" ame | > 44 St ratford “ a Ww ta are hiirr 1451 Laure! t abany } nt z \ ; “7 ‘ ar , . » a. aa ~ > a — ~ *. ef Ae re se Teer ay “rr “2. -¢@ » ce eri emia mn une - r a P ae . ; = a &> & i } ly _" TT , ; . 4 ware ouet, “Tew peeUrek er ing Ell . eep . Ds roorne = tenen. = SOE E 5 c my ISO K OF nz roemes c myer er — T's "w ; . ws geragce Ru x Hy m4 R ate 6S i 1” “0 I ] f ys i* iN rr Ritit® Rs ——4 months males j ' YY AN 4 ha Al! th f 4 en Feu « ‘ é : : pivate family . PASSE, 5155—PEacentional housexeep- | EY ANS. 4351—Nicej~ furnisned eouth hall) Mar 4° 2K feS3) | WASHINGTON BL. 4503 Apartment F : : emiice _cveniy marked.| {G01 Belg POLICE DOGS—g months eld: thereugh- espes Ouvine pers... Same Ofve, “88 ; " ; i (7 \ee we ” y " . ey } rponm ~T> : ” . le ¢, —? »* . ; i ; ~ ‘\ ; tT he N lee riva’e rr’ | ‘vr. "ER Be ta ; : 7 ‘ , : baer tr or 2 roome for a Pomme sink. range. continuoug hot/ —™ Suiee home’ $3.50 week. _ — NEW BERKY TER... 4@204--Two deligh? cpind po. ent room. private bath. private | Rt MS AND ‘ Oa} =f n = as ve Oot N TERRIER PUPPIPS—Ry Tiny | _Oreds: wolf xray healthy, none better; |/‘ANAKY birt hospital at Matler’s De ‘ , ; - a SE | EVANS 4420 1{— Pere shed fror?e room “tsa onne hang roeeme Thalern pD.en’y = tt) * : ’ - ame. “—— we hater 1 a6 oe 7 } zeod} #0 oo Marti Deir PAoA $50 ; te “ 3 e =st7 or write O11 Sy ' Gnd fte veterinarian orn thologtet ‘- _ - EMANNE. 5a53—2 clean housckeepina@| light hrusekeenine adults $5 2 closets, running water. furnished or unt WASHINGTON T = caer 9 acuits: gar a! ae : ©’ HoOsSTON TERRIFR— Pup oat ‘ cate Trust Bide (ob) | Sician to our new moder ror young man: Or e ~ 0-3.) s ean nouseKkceping wa es 4 sae} = tnd ba - a0 ‘8 $5 25 se nishet Delmar O07 : ——o . ry) — ‘ ‘ Sot srnis od ltt mM Southern “with beard with coupe. | , } R19 7 ‘RK ra, ut —t Male ami fe pat . : : - ’ | profeas onal «ss ¥ n wird heep tal » sat - ' G2) oI] furnished com plete. owners Pee “at . : ‘ ae : le wi mm a | "2@2NC er RON — > " mesh 5° 5W {«} ‘ . Pow i } haan “ we . & d : . : : ral ; young mite k ~y Til a me. ti «ht housekeenp : : _ se a 4 : ry . x TN rt? f lage Ww ASTITN d “ i 4 a ‘usek*eping e ~ re’ my “ Re “K RD "ane Ww t j ‘ a 312 Mae 4 = or pte id RI SSTA \ VW rf | ba NT Ptps Rea 5 i PA ROK LATS Love birds aeTeen or ¥ : . ‘ ok . s ° : ; - - ” , ; "ed “a . , s . " . , - vy See ° 7 a Lad . ‘ ow : ‘ ‘ — ; n ‘ . . ; ; - ‘, AT hae ’ rarag’ ! a. Farner Foreet 4 243 io: EVANS 4439 iC ore quiet sleeping \NEWCOME: PI A34A——Reom tor gentis ie Ss sail f: Pleasart reason.- Ja i A! , va a ne Vacation iat IMoewrrioN TERRIERS petees id) ties ghiv wed a i 4 months off | hee > tate "3°74 Olive (ope: 4 ote we aver furr ia! shed lTeht 41> 508} l—larce © neat v fur- Z recem : fining niece hath I > 30 twiat Poor. 4 45917 > a : > ; ' i _- ~~ . 3 > z . “4 — | weeks old PRO0LA Ra liaehn, | (res orl ze - winnie reasonable raAR Ws iTS y ‘ _ 2 = m Cie : \e only $i 50 Bit ew “or a m re aseorahbie ' . a -_9° : . neal NE \ = rT ' — ' . ® - \W ASH 3 ’ ™ mN t] 4457 faa? clea al iTAY A FR ~ 1” N ‘ - aree Mercer s erire sieet ' Fie m™ i. \ TEI RIEFER Tt") ee Cuabany 1s7unM 4t1 + dg hw oad. i” ne i : . r oune finee hand. 4 Cie’ el! . : Nea ar. ia : WR o— | E\ AN: 4597 A — Ro: ms if, P ate farm ‘ ee [Al le N —i.a Tae we... fur he Use keer ng rer ers range sink every ing reoh nm idea! st.mmer home Dee he: orcs fT " iain Vl : Pedigree law " “Mt io?) rm vel io of vena make Ine a hens ana - . * a rr — ~ we woOnss “ent — + ™: ‘ne other roomers i with or without kitchen priv: ces a” oe paying ‘ romt room Kit: henette cus rientence i : fu! grounds deltc ous MeALS ODtlona!l | on ; : : ; A ‘ePe) | “ na : talkers ca Round wire et o ~~ eaiined teapy ty car , a " = a fe); Conveniences ce? nae ‘1 WASHINGTON As Kirkwand @68 ROSTON TE RRIER—all Ablaze af etud SCN rrrTisit TERRIER PUPS Out of | “sare $3 05 2393 Olive. } : Sy) P19 —— ae ‘ES 102 Nicely furnished room : RARGAIN NE. WSTE Al i ON tool front room. 2 roame for “he hh ee, a wee «x. sure sire of clasey puppies Rothesay Lens A K. ©. No 438.023. | PARROTS —Young talking a4 8 ra” : ~~ ntl, 17 oth-——Oon necting - an al! onveniences _ (67) | 4255 Evans Wr: ive '" roormrine Private door Delmar 40208 ter range 7 isekeepiug: sink, we vit La’ ‘vette fe) by Marehm nt Monty No. €55.747 Al PAKMOT N ——e——— : Ome; nicely furnished, wat Os ‘/ 51944—Tich: -~ sckeeping and house? Two nicelv furn shed rooms ~~ (c2 ae : “ - = ~ HOTELS RoOSsTON TERRIF RS. Vales Sad months Rais q fulias amd Oltve reads (reve A ‘ > “ioe jot Ge Hand; lee Pare “IPPT 1100 Purnished roome sae EPnne enome -« ve ++ er est in city’ private: eas and electric fre UAKLAND S5858—PFron: om. it er 2 pho tesa ti i xx Laree southern >s old, goed bleed ‘tines: cheap. 3207 Bas yeeur. = mone 399 ‘ = ' - ’ - . . peeping from. fine window, 1 mm, SI0l—Mouth front S850 werk ic gents opposite Forest Park, M et ‘ine , — 2 OF eentiomen, Board On | 41 AZAR HOTEL J1LL7 iacust. - clean tor Remont T1535 ic} ST. BRERNAKRI>»+—Handson inte fe.’ ehip pe : a st aulection lowest cath ) | fone And South n pa — floor . = , ‘ Rent anhker vl ra, ara ‘ an ang . ? a” $1 jay weenly rate=. tuh. shower Parhe ROSTON reRRIFER prpe me =~ beautiful ~— a= oa las ‘ + te ‘e ‘ ' very we here ° ad aa iA r Sy ugekerDing ae Fores: 6480R _ | FOREST PARK ‘ BL. 4455—Furnished ,; |. T yy - WASHINCTON hf 290) — Sieerine Sha csaree (cB) marked pedigreed reasonable “3e07 “Y pie re SL Ma. rapped, worthless parrots. 353 on ve. ‘ .. ile cous . SLROA. \ ~_ hey , roome - mvtrate farmily boi I la r nt r southern ex. _ . atin a " ' X ; Dey : ; ft) / . Nd = fy “private —. — e Pts ay ent . . hesire het water: $5 up . Mi... ' — ewly deco BENTON HOTEI S19 Pine at.-Center Mth s¢ . ' (o0®) sPITZ—Pure wh.,te New 2 1?2 | PLGHONS--~Cargesun 5 $ ey a she ing arent Se24) a 2 ODUIORS!. | FOR ay s Ane RL. 4498—H ouse keeping OLIVE. 4005-_Tew neatly furnished bed. |W Ce . , ax everything. no w maktng low summer foSTON TERRIER—Male * mente har Ma rhet ; — ‘27 Kraft Wuthenow eto \ 9 vd 16. A _ . ' ; t noun ied MTfEa = Let ee amy es +) pur carne: “Ss Tel iTmar 425 ba! Mums ior fs ’ ee ta o~ : ~ . A . VAS! _ ON BY. 4453-—Two front ele rates $5 week $1 tnd day sarge en’ winger Ye t one civing good home Art : . haw : :. . , be Pla Py) = ven renter. , . rs ae © rie — nie r——Roorm = Private home FOREST ies PARK 4 ‘ Hous anine a . 8 tS _ DOU Kee HIE ran e.eeD.r me rooms ron! ao:rthern ex running water in roorme ‘ rreieht ja) SPITZ PULPIFS Ie mom t te het Bond | r ned frneeus $i ah aq . - : : ty ‘’ . A” 1 r') ‘oe Xl a ‘ ae | fr“ is. «| wrid Ih «t ir her A K i" '¢ ? « ra’ a one eoeyer ab dha © bad he ter 1 iJ 4 “ NS Kings Cattii@ausk » an be, lL jet Pox uschkeeptiufgf ty r 445 o=—Frent | Tnormr nrivate FOREST rarK — 424° Rea194A:) CLIVE 4400 ’ niceiy ' Irtuished routs _ ‘ig rreore k tehenerte couch suitable up week y rates RSN4 OVive (ete) yeu want try Ace Hite sv Mafrire ‘yYoUR dog ean we well consu't Dr P ne No re arket ae a, tal . . avenience m bh! i-_ ee . me: The le » DOS F, br : . 5 , : . . ; she fer ‘ (;Pa>\ #- : = —- : me rr rs ra. momen se eo fpom, furniened in tworv, privat ae oe : . . : . 7m IDE \L Hor eat. 2300 Lecus=—Kunmgg BOSTON TERRIER—Proven breed ma-| “he ffe Central 4309 O23 Frenkiin. | ~~ 7 *—-Mondaineas r TRA PHILA Front reeorn fur Derm. a) : or south furnisned | familv: al! conveniences a@, OLIVE, 4265—Destrable front sleep g WASHINGTON ft, S&97 -Third floor ater naths 1 aav $4 week un fe®) trons and stu?’ respects peflereed | | 99) a ee. BOMere: €D ea. mit Py Litk, 1 ~heepme $4.50 for 2 _ _ is. > -o) FOREST PARK B61... 6527—Attractive —" — ——~— —_ af ecient, EmGy: renmenesie: REGENT ACTED, f4th and Cheewnut Tauraice Kennels, 845 Bie . Rend rd | POMERANIANS—-! eautiful ouppies ble -k | * i “= sepa" aod vellow carnacks. nA 0A Leasveta housekeenm Ber. os Part of furn'phed resi. | Pr beautiful here southern expos OLLI E ts45—A Mean ow at “oom s with —_ m ae nces = week days after e modern. cieen $1 aay ap S$) week a Kirk wood oe? ss abies Stu Maw e -Pworeet 406 oP®) py p ve oa i oansine , ' . rn tine e . vermarnent water heat = | ane i. a Kit ernett riirnning er - ie ’ rmskTN TE rere Ptr eS Dea tify! t POoIFS “ of ‘ : ‘} ercla fren ; Prem bidet ng einale So: two em’ 4een s+ a eas a” ur rar*ge ., ; L wi summer , wesessyerraAw we AA SP NE ES nay . : “ avtiry | = s o beargaine, Fou | ‘eo ¢h a oo tied ON — . ie | aA , rr! ; a 1°44. _wWe a ra lee _nde bi, »\A , “ : anata te be CoN a4 + 4 ae > 7 eree front NOTICE WORKING PROPLEe The Mote ane: — we BD, int - o= aired Phy “han ie gurl \@are eet, 4 ive scante i lente re miuiet oF; + 1g | inten es. “4 . 7a°* ” furnished housekeeping — Av. | 118 7 leh heusekeering mieseant Dawler av —™ ne Tey ep | rh KRIE R Pup goad m le I’ ite Nw. zi anh clam f 4fiwaus at bear. mn Lie clean home, ae nf eening room; bargain’ | Saanre: Tow [55S WS iceiy furnished ing roome and 2 sleeping reome: sout! anvthern «xneaure ee ee Pee follows. Singie room. $4 and $8. double; Lawn Cabhany 11OIW (ete | inqe § reasonrahte IfLZA Carrell — vail. privew feud, veers G6a Weitee! — A 4461.53 -com house nares r “= a>vany 1OS9y (S52) ey te ny A TEES, 7 nel - tert pr core erm exposure Delmar 680] te}) ~ ee ——— —. . el room. &7 and 38: epectal rates to fam HoOeTON TRREIF RS 4) «roa MPieegs’s | WAILKE kK Man’ N hh - bt tow | #heow end vytility combined get yeur Rr a = = ree M > OTR! arge 54 Pionr front : i Ent O08 4 rUOTM oates . reagon- i ice r " ee yey pe WASHIN: PON RT orn T'nuenallv larce thee: etrietivy modern. elevator service hot Tommy Tormentor tue ribbon wi» mer er Penan a Aneel oi. . or 4 ‘heice choite none reeerved “eunders Fe oF ‘ ; Serer fleor wlee pp room, Por Reruthern eapoaure private hase are paw > en p ' 2 at 3 ; : riistiex| Cut " atfractiy are os mishet? ceo! clean eom | and eold running water and electric fane St Tavis Chiceen Memouhise Far Wavne Gin & bat - nev 27s none Ww Main La Melle v-ils bi ‘ : F ‘poeure. conveniences. (c) Pe antional (e832) GRAN iLL E. | §SR60-Set housckerping| whic hetn’ cink in Uhehen nnn «8 Gon wane mg , , ' a ¥ a er « : bvervhod ~~ aa). ? fal , rea Tlovetar errier vou wart see ue | ’ “we come 4th a Ad t ’ ; La —— : | Admission free Don't forget merry it. | COMPARW John ick » =| Pm a m'6—Prurnished — . ent KR a@ei* . rowrm nerate fami Children o tert : : reomse. peally implored —r* ert) | ns Moom for ° people wore a? s lv wv “wer me ra i béT, 444 ! Be er "2 rooms raragces nriona good hoa th Aa nd hot wa | oad he ‘ nN xD P rw + whtfr " : : ~© , = ‘ar 8 COPTVEIR Pp oe? tinone : . - - - * — = HAMILTO r CLEME De } | ROSELLE HOTEL we + twas th era BS Unies | the hounds | with eng binds we ‘ 43ers minal, ’ at 4? «2 ality *?¢ etud - —— - . i . | wonderful some hes won sustoune ° mi ratton x 440—Nieely furrished > me LEAS , oly furnished room ; mod- r PRILLIANTE SNA9— Seen ng rr in apt.: business Deople. Cabany; PAGE ii! 44.5.-—-Neatlv furnished front | ¥4™ Jon HINS Cant “ame privt dell bi Lind S300. A : 4 . ° “% . i . . " an | wan e!] a rer ar’ | rene, oriwete.__Yorest T205m —q : h up; Purepean $30 | Ce. Rattler King cS. siey ing. mi llan f hund 2 of satiof eceliancoue : ohn one ic) fae . . -~-= _—-- wen tiern er rriva? farni's HAF Ww Poor ’ 1 Ae" connecting ‘ren froomé, th connecte:: , = - a ' ‘ . ' *e ts reas. ' ‘“ 14 ‘ . - ~* ~” > . - " - ss Fe P f yon ©!) eening " ~~ © reliable HORTON PI 6071 — Neatly furniathedt * Atrt oud Newly furnished It¢ght | WATERMAN fils Rewer ° at aourh plas » 5° 8 wo a a ~~ Tiny Tedtey Hee Aavarter Serrveant _ Aa ‘ b. - ‘ . oO . ies . se af A ewer’ a reorms: " a -a . »? 44; yA ’ are ‘¢ _— , ier an) e A i? ? . a s ~ 4 9 , . . . 7 . . 771 21 4A— Furniah ? a oa «* 50 - ‘ate fom yy. {or OurNe of alee - \ po fee. - ; - ~ ¥ er ~ J | morn’ TT ee. nert te heath ee oPhy— . pinve (ce! 4 -— penal wows refrrences | If you are iookin tor a hotel wit’ ' , : chiekene ducks and rrene “it withou , . Ad . ; erences Parkview you el Ms Rr'ret.oe mitee Prantl ety o reread od 7 Seese @e') at once t 7 fu! furnished | PAGE oo tk eis fornia oe . oon ow a ) plapenat currougsan pata Sumaunere ae “oe ’ we ra ~ ? for ane cage on) ies FR. Tn PF a. awaich S hens stenderd bred steck ‘ / aod or vileges vf a well-conm ‘vent ome — Mere fer , » - Avy, PTP-Enetion brindle $8 4A5n r — ‘ “y taper wo : — . ’ a fhe» and 3zes 2000-2 clean furalshed a INTERDRIVE, 745—RNeaurift | . Ss conven a6. BL ap rt ; — ree in apartment with priva! ¢ family | . come —_ | . wre'iLZ \O83-——-Purnished housekeeni: — HI ow ee i dont overlook seeing our iarge. well-fur-| “*. the - . ahr $4. leckiand ris. Overiand Mo. Wabesh | cent | Supplies For Sale 0 a : roe - |ernme ” front room Mewtern er | Hane weet hie rT iN PT 50Q°4 3 onne ‘ ne unfur- . . neusekeenine. prt | sf" WATERW AN —SSa7 We had ahee 4300 LINDELL BI | . ‘ she whaia Ae / a on etl > ~ oak mvvs : ‘wh : s% ® » me O86 Grn BAA itive it ' i” J . "3 fore 4 - POULTAY..9 sen of barred 14b6 tere, lever ; —— = . -— > — S. Vielisten e 2AQ* © ~ the i3 wrte ; > ° : . t | Vtg? / so a ~~ Pann — os. aed ¢ ne rey orroe caer nectieg tas clectet, tele nie! red a 'y ro ms sing'e or es eulte prt ~thwed vate ba‘hs: American or Furuvpean olan. CAT—Male Pereian cheer 4440 Alive ITiR ac Olive re ox INCU RAT Breaders Buckeve Gua “en. 2 kes — , a “G * A rooms. water. eas. MAR Rr 15 ; rr ; fel ’ JT°.L? AN 58°08] ov *y larce oy] ; - ae —_—- an | Seeing reome reom, private fagnily, rage Cahany PAGE RB! $71 %—MHousekee roo em WRe’ ar er , SS bath a) envenirnces 8525. at mi.) garase (el) 2d fieor, conveniences ring me = wv A palin “— #5 S738—Bingte a ated] cheteest home-cooked meals, special sum CATS And biften« anhyorn Pulls conted MAVKEYS vu = gent ema! 3% conventences (88) mer rates. (c8) Persians, $7 to $10 2328 Olive. (e909) tails $17 “2336 ae Khesws « Rips. wae i ae vy me oem . ; (

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ein, “<a — \ Be THE EDITOR: \ Not long ago I seen a acct. of a debate be- “tween 2 college debate teams and the subject disgust ' \ was whether or not the newspapers should ought to publish crime news and whether the publication of must-have argued was that the romance and heroics connected with a bold burglary or hold-up or mur- der inspires young readers to follow the example to say nothing of the financial gains enjoyed by the criminals till they get caught. However the undersigned ain't never felt no crave towards law breaking by reading about it and if any- thing just the opp, and a specially when I follow the story up‘and see the finish of the boys that went The glory and excitement which comes as a reward of grand larceny and etc. ain’t never going to make up for spending a sum- mer without golf at Joliet, Sing Sing or Jefferson City or wearing a piece of braided hemp for a neck tie. wrong. HEY may of been quite a thrill to be got out of the story of Joe Diamond’s iron nerve as he set in the chair waiting for them to turn on the current but when the story was printed Joe was where newspaper deliveries is very uncertain. » And wile a good many of us was no doubt envious at all letters the gals was writing to Gerald Chap- man still and all I personly would rather have the post- man hand me a dozen gas bills through my own front door than a 1000 mash notes between the iron bars of a them love Connecticut death cell. No I don’t believe crime news makes others go and do likewise, but I do think they should ought to be a censorship for newspapers which would bar out news incite people to not only crime of all kinds, but to divorce, rev- that certainly does and currency long but it spoiled for me the entire month of May. The item said that the government and diet of Bavaria had adjourned for a whole day so as the members could make a thorough 9 same was libel to increase crime or decrease same _ test of the new bock beer. In the \ and the acct. did not state what arguments was face of sucha item as that how is a \ used on one side or the other side but the side that person going to appreciate the beau- \y spoke vs. publication win the debate and what they ties of a Long Island spring time or the fresh sweet milk supplied by she who we have aptly named Bossie? Or the story that was printed in regards to the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dempsey in N. Y. city and they was a bran new spick and span $16000.00 automobile at the depot to meet them with a livered chauf- feur and Mrs. Dempsey asked Jack if it belonged to some friend and he says no sweetheart it is just a little trinket I bought for you. Well gents after that do you imagine that she whom I sometimes call my Mrs. is libel to get excited over the 60 cents worthy of candy which I carefully selected at the station news stand as I dast.ed by to catch the 5.55? olution, sedition, wife de- sertion, body else. A sample of the kind of item I mean was a re- cent dispatch from Munich only about 50 words anarchy and _ ££ all teeth, the news I refer to being the hundreds of items and stories which appears in the papers every day and which the sole purpose of same seems to be to make everybody wished they was some- around R THE story about Gloria getting rid of a Swede name like Swanson and become the Marquise de la Falaise de la Coudray at one fell swoop and when they have read that kind of news how is women folks going to be satis- fied with husbands named Jones and Brown and without no title to A dispatch of only 50 words from Munich spoiled the en- tire month of May for me. nashing of going to give you any ing golf. go with it except nmfaybe licensed gar- bage inspector or even worthy kleagle? Or a story like the one dame that come home from the other. side a few weeks ago and had to pay a duty of $5000.00 on the new gowns and etc. she bought in gay Paris and when our gals reads stuff along those lines what a fat chance we have got to argue with them about blowing as much as $85 on a complete new summer wardrobe? Or a story like the one about the doctor that took out his own appendix withouc no antiseptic or noth- ing and smiled and chatted during the operation. Suppose your wife reads that, do you think she is sympathy when you moan and groan because you blistered a finger play- I would rather have the postman hand me a dozen gas bill through my own front door than a 1000 mash notes ~ am wen between the iron bars of a cell. 3 If I was about the ELLOW Americans in Paris are | until you need one. I needed one like policemen—always to speak the language of the na- around tives, for eating and traveling in En- o glish, my mother and only tongue, had not turned out to be the snap folks back home let on it was. Hungry and tired, I wandered down the Boulevard des Capucines. At last, the sound of banjo and saxophone led me into a cafe where I was rejoiced to hear a clear order in the familiar idiom, “Fill ‘er up again!”’ Another second and two American citizens were locked in close embrace and ‘one was I. of them “Yes, I speak the language salightly,”’ my new-found friend admitted. “Well enough to order ham and egzs?’’ I interjected anxiously. “Certainly. But I’m leaving for En- giand on an early train tomorrow,” ‘he commiserated. As we relieved my black despair with another bottle of wine, we sympatheti- cally began showing each other photo- graphs of the family, the old home- stead and so forth. Among my exhib- its was a photograph of Jack Demp- sey and me taken during the cham- pion’s training period at Atlantic City just prior to his encounter with Georges Carpentier. “Here it is; here it is!” my American friend exclaimed suddenly. “This photo- graph is your passport through France —better than any from the Government. If you don’t eat and circulate freely hereabouts now fault.’’ That night I determined the talisman. it’s your own fool to test out Hailing a taxi, I prdered the driver in my best English to take me to Jean’s, a typically French res- taurant across the Seine. was a slow shrug of his shoulders andond. Page Twos His’ answer a wave of his hands. Dempsey picture from my pushed it before his eyes. ‘“‘Ah-hhh!’”’ he boxeur—oui!’”’ A second later he was scampering across the sidewalk into a shop from which he dragged a protesting citizen. The driver volleyed French and at once the shopkeeper began admiration of me in broken English. delectable wine, while After begging I do his wife the honor of letting her meet me and presenting her, he translated my taxi driver and 10 minutes was in Jean’s. proached with a menu card. With- out a glance I said, “Bring me a sir- loin steak, French fried potatoes, let- French dressing, a cup of coffee and a slab of homemade apple pie.”’ HE response was a shake of the head and the conventional shrug. the photo again. I tossed it on the table the waiter picked up. His eyes grew like saucers and he was speech- By THORNTON FISHER. The effect almost immediate. almost later I Snatching the emitted a loud whine: pocket I Demps’—Demps’—you boxeur, eh?” Diners stared. my attendant and even Jean descended screamed. to look at the treasured photograph ‘‘M’sieu Demps’ and you, m’sieu! You going from hand to hand. The air was full of gesticulation and babble. detached himself, came to my table, and in bruised and lacerated English de- clared he would have a special inter- preter take my order and would offer expressing his up a bottle of his most ancient and played selections to my taste. o'clock I left Jean’s, my hunger ap- orders to the peased, my love for Le Belle France “Ab-hhhbhh, Waiters surrounded Jean the orchestra At ll exuberant, at peace with the garcon ap- salad with Out came carelessly; for a_ sec- Then he world. The next night I tried the famous Cafe de la Paix. Rendezvous of Americans though it is, strangely enough few of the waiters under- stand or speak in- telligible Emeglish. As usual, I drew a blank. In my most per- fect English again, however, I ordered a meal. The result was a@ noncompre- hending smile. Out came the photo- graph, which, in this instance, I handed to a garcon who took it with an expression of “Well, -what-do- The magic passport as vised by you - want - me-to- M’sieu Demps’ himself. . Sunday Magazine— -St. Louis Post-Dispatch- -June 28, 1925. quietus on all stories such as the above an@ si all passenger lists of steamers sailing for Burop all news and pictures about Palm Beach or Pasadem in the winter time or Bar Harbor or Northern M gan in the summer, all reference to the latest styl of women’s dress in Paris, all mention of ody private yacht, all mention of any automobile costl any more than $500.00 and all reference to real bi or to weddings where one of the contracting fj was worth more than $62.50 cash. en So much for the news columns. Aa And as for the advertising I would limit it t . 5 and 10 cent stores and then not let them. | more than 30 cents worth of their mereh any one ad. MY PASSPORT FROM M’SIEU DEMPS’ | do-with-this-I set foot on a home plier. running a newspaper I would put: # , bs vane” 7. * RING LARDNER (Copyright. ) a Fin thing?’’ Then he gazed at ft 7 most shouted: ‘‘M’sieu Demps’—= too, m’sieur—you fight heem tM hee wonder Demps’—I show ihe oui!” ‘ag To the head waiter he rushed ¥ the prized picture. That | hastened over to my table, cal staff which surrounded me. BC gripping his hands this begged: ‘Ah, me’sieu, it ees con do not speek Engleesh. A a M’sieu Demps’ he eez can have whg say ever’theeng. He punch you if face—you brave man. He beat? Georges. He beat you, eh? Ah, Dem he is wonnerful. What you ie 4 ~~ he Paes | FROWNED a condescending frown the group and picked up the a card. As I did so each of-the Wi uttered one word of English, so was able to get a sentence out eight or ten of them combined. — | Waving his men aside, the head ¥ er leamed over my shoulder and ° pered: “M’sieu, fer you I bt a special fellow who speek Eng will for you be the private | long as you are in Paree. He @@ ver’ good man.” With that ee “Georges!” and directed him to ta order. Georges, though a Greek, pF to be an exceptionally capable @& and within ten minutes I oe ously devouring a thick steak. @ scarcely attacked the meal eo came conscious of a score of eyes leveled at me. s Solicitous Georges stepped | ly my side and breathed: ‘“M’siew @ not mind. The customers they see the great American: boxer fights Dempsey. The French the brave man.” I did not ring the eurtain down 2 | evenings after the affair in St. , Until the police arrived and took Charge. As is their custom, they closed the _ of them well known in French society, some Visitors from England, some American the United State Ambassador, Myron T. Who were got so well known. [SSPEcTOR DUANE of the Paris Surete @f her guests. There was none upon wh Mlle. Ena Dessart posing as Mme. la ] robbed the throats of fashionable host undone by a kiss. By ELEANORE BROWNE. | IS GRACE, the Duke of Man widely known around the world adventurous career, has, it is oft kissed many pretty girls. Ther Paris and Berlin have had ocecs be glad that his gallant grace bers some of the young women saluted on the lips. A little more than two years ago the p Berlin notified other police bureaus in Buro the famous pink diamond that had been one treasures of the Austrian crown had been from the home of Herr August Bruck, a ° citizen of the German capital. The theft was terious affair and particularly disturbing. 1 lice of Europe do not like robberies in the h the rich during social functions. They are ant in their consequential investigations. It essary to suspect so many people who have t to think themselves above suspicion. The pink diamond, which had been purck London by Herr Bruck for his pretty young One of the rarest jewels in the world. Its something more than 20 carats, and so f known it is the only diamond in the world o Culiar shade of deep rose pink. It was a ba which Frau Bruck was especially proud. I¢ given to every woman to adorn her neck with that for generations had graced only the th Empresses, She had worn it attached to a chain of Suddenly, during the course of her ball, she ered that the diamond pendant had been snipped from the pearl chain. The police officials were not, for the tim ously disturbed. Such a rare jewel as the { pink diamond is not one that may easily be ¢ of. They expected soon to recover it. The to worry only when, two weeks later, a rich necklace of sapphires was missed in one of the homes in St. James Square, the most fashion- able section in London. The neck- lace had been cut from the neck of Lady Evan Gray, a niece of Earl Gray, the war-time Prime Min- ister. | Something in the character of the bold theft, and the similarity of the circumstances atténding it, hinted to the authorities that the deft hands which had cut the sapphire String were the same as those which had ‘“‘lifted’’ the pink diamond. Of this they were convinced when, two James Square, Mme. Therese Bour- get, the beautiful young wife of M. Paul Bourget, son of the famous author, excitedly telephoned to the Paris police that a diamond tiara bad been stolen from her boudoir While many guests were dancing in her salon. Mme. Bourget was wise enough to keep her joss to herself the Bourget mansion and examined They were of the usual fashionable order, Also, there was the customary scattering of madame the name and social standing

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Mile. Ena Dessart posing as Mme. la Baroness. y undone by a kiss. IS GRACE, the Duke of Manchester, widely known around the world for an adventurous career, has, it is often said, kissed many pretty girls. The police of Paris and Berlin have had occasion to be glad that his gallant grace remem- bers some of the young women he has saluted on the lips. A little more than two years ago the police of Berlin notified other police bureaus in Europe that the famous pink diamond that had been one of the teasures of the Austrian crown had been stolen from the home of Herr August Bruck, a wealthy citizen of the German capital. The theft was a mys- terlous affair and particularly disturbing. The po- | lice of Europe do not like robberies in the homes of the rich during social functions. They are unpleas- ant in their consequential investigations. It is nec- eary tO Suspect so many people who have the richt to think themselves above suspicion. The pink diamond, which had been purchased in London by Herr Bruck for his pretty young wife, is One of the rarest jewels in the world. Its weizht is r Something more than 20 and so far as is . known it is the only diamond in the world of its pe- Culiar shade of deep rose pink. It was a bauble of ad me a dozen gas bills a 1000 mash notes of a cell. spaper I would put the h as the above and also mers sailing for Europe, t Palm Beach or Pasadena Harbor or Northern Michi- erence to the latest styles all mention of anybody's of any automobile costing all reference to real beer of the contracting parties 60 cash. umns. I would limit it to the then not let them mention of their merehandise in RING LARDNER. carats, ht.) tobbed the throats of fashionable hostesses and was C£RUE Tale of the Paris Police and How the Memory of a Kiss Solved a Mystery. She By ELEANORE BROWNE. (Noted Authority on Crime and Criminals. ) cion might legitimately rest. And a diamond tiara, set as was Mme. Bourget’s, with more than a hun- dred matched stones, is not a thing that may be hid- den in a stocking or in a rosette at the waist. In- spector Duane was satisfied that suddenly there had become active in European capitals a daring thief successfully hidden behind some fashionable mas- querade. One after the other a series of these thefts of jewels in the homes of the rich was reported. In- spector Duane, who is one of the younger Inspectors of the Paris Surete, but said to be the most brilliant, decided upon “‘a plant.”” In his plan he was helped by nearly all the Ambassadors who entertain on a large scale, and by many fashionable women who could be trusted. Mme. Paul Lemarche, noted for her tainments, entered into the conspiracy with the po- lice. She announced a ball in her beautiful minia- ture palace on the Bois de Boulogne. To her each of the hostesses who had suffered from the clever- ee eg saVISN CNLer- ness of the unknown thief sent her own list of guests ¢ °“Aweatn " : — v7 oo -* t — and acquaintances, and to all of these Mme. Le- marche sent her invitations—for the drawing rooms of Mme. Lemarche are spacious and hold many hun- dreds. Women known to have rare jewels and whom Inspector Duane felt he could invite into his confi- Which Frau Bruck was especially proud. It is not dence were asked to wear their most blazing orna- Siven to every woman to adorn her neck with a jewel ments on this occasion, and Mme. Lemarche in- 9 that for generations had graced only the throats of creased her party by inviting many women of the ’ MPS Empresses. outer social fringe who are particularly noted for » She had worn it attached to a chain of pearls. their fondness of display. Inspector Duane made @uddenly, during the course of her ball, she discov- certain that the society columns of the various Paris he gazed at it and al- ered that the diamond pendant had been cleverly journals had much to say in advance of the prepara- ; “M'sien Demps’—you, mipped from the pearl chain tions for the Lemarche ball. Lists of expected cuests you fight heem—ah-h-b-B The police officials were not, for the time, seri- were repeatedly pubMshed. One or two papers ever 'Demps’—I show heem, Susly disturbed. Such a rare jewel as the imperial mentioned, casually, that the affair cav > DF n - Bok diamond is not one that may easily be disposed of being especially interesting because of the aiid. i waiter he rushed with me ot. They expected soon to recover it. They began ber of jewels that would be worn. Keen readers of ure. That dicnitary ee to worry only when, two weeks the social news of the day under- to my tabie, calling his 9g later, a rich necklace of sapphires stood this little mention in the urrounded me. Bowing and Was missed in one of the homes in Paris journals to be a sort of dig bands this generalissimo St. James Square, the most fashion- at the “mixing” of social circles, , me’sieu, it eez that ear pAble section in London. The neck- which, it was evident. Mme. Le- Engleesh. A frien’ of lace had been cut from the neck of marche had resorted to. Only In- lady Evan Gray, a niece of Earl ‘Gray, the war-time Prime Min- ister. Something in the character of the bold theft, and the similarity of the ‘Greumstances attending it, hinted the authorities that the deft bands which had cut the sapphire ring were the same as those which (had “lifted” the pink diamond. Of this they were convinced when, two ‘Wenings after the affair in St. dames Square, Mme. Therese Bour- Ot, the beautiful young wife of M. | Bourget, son of the famous “Sithor, excitedly telephoned to the - Paris police that a diamond tiara * be eez can have what you He punch you in ze brave man. He beat our beat you, eh? Ah, Demps’ : What you have?” Len, ¥ a condescending frown on : ip and picked up the menu did so each of-the waiters get word of English, so that! a sentence out of the of them combined. men aside, the head wait- shoulder and whis- ver’ ’ 2 o Db had been stolen from her boudoir ; : many guests were dancing in = i. _ — Mersalon. Mme. “Bourget was wise 1; € Eu 's opportunity silp. The guests began to assemble at the fashionabis Parisian hour. 9 o'clock. -Even gay Paris, where there are more jewels than in any other city in the world, seldom has witnessed such a brilliant show as at the memorable Lemarche ball. Young women of the stage who never before had been admitted to such an exclusive house wore their best. Duchesses and Marquises exhibited heirlooms from the days of the Louis. Mme. Lemarche, herself, wore her famous diamonds and emeralds. Others of the madames jewels, pieces which everyone familiar with the gos sip of society knew she possessed, were left quite carelessly in their box in one of the upper drawers of her boudoir dressing table. Their accessibility gave her no concern, however, for one of Inspector Du- ane’s most trusted assistants was stretched as com- fortably as could be under madame’s bed, so that with very little effort he could peer out and iden- tify the owner of any pair of slim ankles or mascu- line feet who might slip into the boudoir and prowl close to the dressing table. At 12 o'clock the guests of madame began to or- der their ¢ars. The detective under madame’s bed was conscious of many aches and pains; and there were no consolations for him——-no thief had approached madame's jewel box OWN stairs the score or more of detectives scat- tered about the house were beginning to think the plans of their chief were to be futile. Then, sud- denly, Inspector Duane, who chanced just then to be dancing in his best manner with a mademoiselile of the elite, who would have fainted had she known her handsome partner was a policeman, stopped in the middle of a step and, with scarcely an apology, ab- ruptly excused himself and left the little mademoi- selle furious in the center of the floor. Over the heads of the dancers he had seen the signal of one (Continued on Page 12. Page Three. « aaa

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THE ROMANCE OF TH He Now Is Plain Mr. Henry Pu-Yi—of Tientsin? “ww { emcees We ye wh ies ra eee | ae P . Sse 4 : — 4 : ——_—_ = oe oe eee -* Written for the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine By H. FRANCIS MISSELWITZ, A Former Member of the Reportorial Staff, Now Liv- ing in Japan. TOKIO, Japan (By Mail). T WAS dark. Pekin slept. A light flickered and was gone as a man in uniform snuffed his tiny lantern and slipped cautiously across the terrace to the waiting motor car. ‘“‘All ready?’’ he whispered in Japanese, The man at the wheel nodded. The other retraced his steps and, opening the door whence he had come, spoke in low tones to someone inside. A moment later a group of three or four filed silently out and followed their guide to the machine, a closed automobile of modern make and high speed. Through the gateway and down the street, slowly the car proceeded through the Legation quarter, on through the black night that seems blacker just be- fore dawn. They gathered speed as they fled in that early morning solitude, hurtling on through the Tartar City and, more slowly pow, on until the gate was reached. No trouble here. The gates already were opened for the day—they are locked every night—and the machine fled past and onto the open highway. An aneventful trip over some 70 miles of wretched roads, and the Boy Emperor of China had arrived at Tientsin and safety. That, at least, is one version of the manner in which Mr. Henry Pu-Yi, deposed ruler of China, escaped from the precarious existence possible at the Japanese Legation. He was safe enough in the Le- gation quarter, to be sure; but his prolonged resi- dence there was becoming difficult for Japan. There were many in the provisional Chinese Government to which Japan had given recognition who considered the harboring of the former monarch hardly com- patible with Japan’s professed friendship for the Chinese Republic. And so the boy had to depart. He escaped with his entire entourage, which described above. Dressed in the uniform of a Japa- nese guard (which Japan officially does not explain), he drove to Tientsin before dawn the morning of February 24, last. And, be it said, another pictur- esque chapter was written in the history that is a novel, it being the story of the 19 years of life that has been lived by the boy who would be Emperor had he lived a little sooner. a fatal web for the Boy Emperor. other young man in a democratic world. That is his There are plotters who are demanding that the avowed desire, at any rate, but in the meantime xOVernment order the execution of Henry Pu-Yi. he has to bide his while at Tientsin; and the ex- The only authentic of a of his:slumber. The mask of mystery frisked from the somber Oriental and he stands weak for a time, a newcomer into the family of Western nations but trying hard to do as she is told to do. followed later, somewhat after the colorful fashion And unmasked, the China that would be Western is a comedy of errors to the West—the Chinese is his own worst enemy, a veritable bull in his own Wars with factions all over the place every year or so, no cohesion, no confidence And what is worse to at least One young man, no apparent desire longer to have anything to do with the ancient and royal order of Emperors who used to rule the land by the sword China has changed, but even with chopped-off and collect tribute as taxes from the military gov- queues and ideas about self-determination and the’ ernors. } right of the individual to govern himself, there re- Thus, the Dragon Throne is empty and the ruler mains the romantic intrigue and the Oriental love’ ofthe Celestial Empire sits idly in his aircastles for mystery and plots. Not among the least of these near the seat at Tientsin and hopes for the day when is the skein of death-dealing plans that would form he may go abroad and study and be just like any and trembling, china shop, let us say. abroad as a result. tion in 1912. sturdy West has roused the giant Tum-ta-ta-tum-te-tum-tum-ta-tum! sound the drums planation is that he has no money. of mystery that signify the Orien al. In Pekin and Just how much faith to put in that reason for his elsewhere are fanatics who fear the potential power idleness is another story. There are not a few per- of a potentate, and now and then weird rumors of sons in China who would gladly see the monarchy their ideas o* how best to end his career come forth from beneath LOL, _ LIE, a . # ‘ » cel bs into wakefulness and

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~» & tex pup of three or four filed yllowed their guide to the machine. Hothing could& be worse thas emi-rule of politicidhs whoge persona: cain. They have not @ Princess Chun, actual mother of the Boy ot i _— a people, and @ Emperor. She killed herself after a quar- bar be # . . , » . ‘ 4 ‘ ‘we. a” &- —_th senate’ ceca The late Dowager Empress and Regent of China at the time of the Boy Emperor's abdication. From painting | ) Katherine Cart Sight were to be saved Henrys ad 9 use giasses whenever reading That settled the controversy, ut it created a lot of hard feeling in the imperial] household RAMA has marked the life of ithe Boy Emperor Et cien his aseent to the throne 16 years ago. And there has been at least one touch of tragedy One day in October, 1921, an officia! court statement an- nounced the death of Princess Chun, the natural] mother of the Boy Emperor. She died by opium poisoning Tum-ta-ta-tum-te-tum-tum-ta-tum The beating of drums, rumbling. mysterious, drums of the East. The Princess had committed suicide og October 1, they said. Her act cate as the result of a quarrel with Chin Fei, the virtu#l Empress dowager, so it was said. These things are never very clear One just hears this and that about them and has to form his own conclusions. There was a quarrel over the selection of a bride for the Boy Emperor. Chin Fei looked with favor upon a matrimonial! alliance between the deposed ruler and the daughter of the President of the Republic. strange combination te most ways of thinking. Certainly a ut the boy’s own mother preferred that her soa marry the daughter of Yun Liang. her nephew The Boy Emperor himself had ideas about marriage He wanted to marry his own mother’s younger sister. Still, he said he wouid be willing to abide by his mother’s choice in the matter. In the meantime he wanted to go abroad and see the world before taking up the cares of wedded life Chin Fei was not a little incensed at the turn of events which threatened to thwart and, as it turned out, did upset her plans. Bitter words followed. Prince and Princess Chun; the natural parents of the heir to the Dragon Throne, stood by their son. The Quarrel continued for three days Then Princess Chun died. They said she committed suicide The Boy Emperor left his seclusion for the first time to attend his mother’s funeral on October 31 that year. He was very pale that day and seemed frail and scarcely 10 vears old instead of 16 \=s the catafalque of his mother was lifted after the bearers had been changed. he knelt on a rug of lambskin and bowed three times toward the coffin lie Was frightened but maintained a conduct of utmos: dig- Hity in this, his first appearance in publi That was the tragedy in Henry Yu-Pi's life. Eartier events of great moment happened when he w 00 ing » understand t mm H was only 3 3% rs old woen scended to t Dragon Thron lie was 00rn mer th ir to one of China's pr ms and Was chosen by t old Empress Dowager, an Outstandin figure in China’s istorv © } Made em- perors. to su ed her nephew, the. Emp r Kuang Ksu But this vecr-old nfant knew fr ne of these great pageants an tne as iim aa ic- corded him and all th rest of t ceren at goes with the coronation of an Oriental potentat hen f r ears later, when the revolution had come and the rey had won, the Bov Emperor meant nothing to olm : hi “} Wh OO ing’ at \@ publicans resigned But his at the time a hai, " “> aw Ga and he could 100 na ve kn age of 7 years as to the significance in the march of world events that his signing away th noire had Thus, Hsuan Tung, propagator of the Imperial Familiy of Ta Ching, the dynasty that has ruled China for centuries, became Pu-Yi and since his a& dication in 1912 has lived in seclusion within the moated wails of the Forbidden City Hiere in the heart of the Tartar City. surrounded by the gleaming yellow roofs, marbie terraces and stately palaces with their solemn Ming dynasty masonry, he has studied and carried on, hoping some day to travel abroad and see the world, but never wanting, so he Says, to rule China (Continued on page 15) Page Fwe.

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[{ ; | COLDS . | Prevention Haster Cure -* -_ = SS _— = OR WO _ ‘This little raccoon lives in the Ozark seems Forest, where. ™=DIN colds, the common ailment gestive troubles wh most people regard lightly, cost one fand one-half billions of dollars a the mucous mem- brane of the throat year in the United States, exclusive of becomes rough- thé fees paid to doctors and the ex- ened, the germs HERE should be rejoicing among th pense of medicines. This statement’ get in and the cold the wild turkeys and all other creat was made by Dr. Beaman Douglass of follows. Another the Ozark National Forest. At last, t to have several areas In the forest wh _ be their own, in which they can range witho ger of death from hunters. In the new Ozart New York City, in an address at the recent annual convention of the Laryngological, Rhinological and group of noncon- tagious colds de- Otological Society at Atlantic City. Dr. Douglass computes his staggering total as follows: There are 100,000,000 cases of colds an- nually, he says, or an average of one to almost every man, woman and child in the country. In the average case, the patient loses three days from his or her employment. At $5 a day the total is easily seen to be $1,500,000,000. Physicians agree that many of these colds are unnecessary. Proper preventive measures would keep many of them from even starting. Other cases, which now run their course, could be nipped in the bud. Still others could be checked and cured sooner than they are. But worse than the inconvenience, discomfort and money: loss attached to the general prevalence of colds is the danger of various complications which may arise. Thus, 75 per cent of all pneu- monia cases follow colds. Unlike’ tuberculosis, diphtheria, typhoid fever, dysentery and many other serious infections, pneumonia is not on the wane, in this country. The rates of occurrence and of death remain high. The fight against pneumonia is bound up with the fight against colds. So declares Dr. Russell L. Cecil, assistant profes- sor of clinical medicine in Cornell University Med- ical College, New York City, who has written a book, ‘‘Colds—Cause, Treatment and Prevention,” recently published by D. Appleton & Co. It speaks the latest word of science about one of our com- monest afflictions. The writer emphasizes the point that prevention is better than cure. Colds are due to bacteria, states Dr. Cecil, and therefore it is correct to say that they are infectious. The healthy nose usually is free from bacteria but the mouth and throat harbor a great many differ- ent kinds of microbes, including the Streptococcus, the pneumococais, the Staphyloceccus and the in fluenza bacillus. Generally these bacteria are harmless inhabitants in a healtfy throat, but under certain conditions they attack the mucous membrane—the soft, velvet- like substance which lines the mouth, nose, throat and whole respiratory tract and which is similar to skin but much more delicate. ‘It is now widely believed,’’ writes Dr. Cecil, ‘‘that the common cold is caused in most instances by a ‘filterable virus,’ that is, a germ so small that it is invisible and capable of passing through the finest filter. The most generally accepted theory is that this minute virus initiates the disease, and that the other bacteria mentioned play a secondary but im- portant part in producing the inflammatory condi- tion, and are in many cases directly responsible for the complications which so frequently develop. There is no doubt, however, that under certain conditions which lower the vitality the ordinary bacteria of the mouth may cause infection.”’ The Streptococcus undoubtedly is responsible for most attacks of tonsilitis, the pneumococcus fre- quently causes sore throats and colds in children, and the influenza bacillus is responsible for many cases of grip. The possible complications of colds include an inflammation of the mucous membrane of the eye (conjunctivitis), abscess in the ear, acute mastoiditis, discharging ear, infected sinus, either acute or chronic, chronic nasal catarrh, chronic sore throat, acute laryngitis, involving the vocal cords, bronchitis and pneumonia. Colds, says Dr. Cecil, may be divided into noncon- tagious and contagious infections. The noncon- tagious cold is one which we do not contract from others nor communicate to them. Anything which irri- tates the mucous membrane of the nose or throat may cause congestion, which soon becomes actual inflammation when bacteria invade the injured area. Thus, many things may be looked upon as predis- posing causes of noncontagious colds. Excessive smoking, and particularly of cigarettes, is regarded as one of the commonest causes. People who work in an atmosphere of irritating gases, such as bromin, may develop an acute congestion in the nose which is apt to be followed by sore throat or cold. Extremely cold air or overheated air, particularly if too dry, often brings on a cold of this type. Overuse of the throat, as by singers and public speakers, may bring On a sore throat. Some people develop a cold after eating candy or some food which upsets their digestion. In such di- Page Six velops from local infections in the tonsils and sinuses —the nasa! cavity and accessory sinuses, Other colds are traceable to a poor circulation, which in turn may be due to a weak heart, or to neurasthenia, or to mal- nutrition, ete. Fat people are less susceptible to colds than thin people, their protection coming not so much from good circulation as from the layer of fat which actually protects the individual from sud- den changes in temperature. “Fatigue is another important cause of colds,” says Dr. Cecil. ‘‘Undoubtedly bacteria find entrance much more easily when the patient is exhausted, and even if a man is in perfect physical condition he is more liable to attack during a period of fatigue.”’ Improper clothing, especially the continued wear- ing of summer garments in the first cold snaps of autumn or the putting on of light garments too early in the spring, is a very important factor in causing colds. The wearing of too much clothing is undesir- able, also. This applies especially to persons who spend their time in overheated rooms, for the per- spiration causes sudden chilling of the body when they go outdoors, and colds are apt to follow. Cloth- ing should be adapted to the weather, from day to day. ‘“‘Sad experience has taught most people that un- equal chilling of the body is a prime factor in pro- ducing colds,” remarks Dr. Cecil. It is not getting cold all over that does the damage, as a rule, but the draft on the back of the neck, exposure to the wind vithout a hat, wetting the feet, sudden change from high to low shoes, and such. A draft of air from an open window is much more dangerous than a walk in the cold air. A man in a good perspiration from a game of tennis may plunge suddenly into the cool surf without any L effects. “The reason for this apparent inconsistency is in- teresting,’’ remarks the author. ‘‘Nature has a very complicated heating apparatus which adjusts itself to the conditions to which the body is exposed. If the atmosphere is hot, the sweat glands are stimu- lated and the evaporating perspiration will chill the body. If we go into a cold atmosphere, the capil- laries of the skin contract and then dilate, and the surface of the body will be warmed by the increased supply of blood. “When we expose just one little sensitive spot to the cold, Nature cannot do her task properly. The “EZ Z % | MEASURES FOR THE PREVENTION OF COLDS. By DR. RUSSELL L. CECIL. 1. Get lots of fresh air, but avoid drafts. Sleep with windows open. 2. Practice deep breathing exercises. 3. Avoid overeating, especially sweets. 4. Avoid constipation. 5. Take plenty of exercise, doors. . Avoid undue fatigue. indoors and out- 6 7. Do not put fingers in nose or mouth, and be careful to wash the hands before eating. 8. When necessary, keep the nasal passages clean and moist with some sort of mild spray or douche, 9. Train the skin to resist variations in tem- perature by means of cold baths, massage and vigorous rubbing. 10. Adapt clothing to the temperature of the day. Do not Vary the clothing next to the body but have wraps of various weights. 11. Consult the nose and throat specialist to make@ure there are no obstructions or -in- fections. 12. If colds still persist, cine. try prophylactic vac- Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 28, 1925. body cannot be kept at the temperature which the 9 heat of the room demands and the small] ex ~ area heated adequately. It is asking too much of | the heat-regulating apparatus.” The contagious cold is one which is contracted @h rectly or indirectly from another person and whith © in turn can be passed on to others. It is commonest — . F during cold weather and is very apt to appear fom <2 time to time in the form of epidemics. As @ rae, : the contagious cold runs a somewhat more severe ~ course than the noncontagious cold. The same pre disposing causes which are active in bringing on tacks of the noncontagious colds—such as 7 chilly, poor circulation or local irritants—play a important part in predisposing to the con colds. “But undoubtedly the contagious cold is ta of attacking a healthy individual. with healthy cous membranes. This type of cold is quite as tagious as any of the other contagious diseases should be treated as suc In the contagious cold ‘the germ comes rom oe side the body, directly or indirectly from jo who already has a cold, the germ being from the patient to the healthy individual by ¥ ous methods. Direct infection takes place when © cold is transmitted from the infected person W& healthy person by means of the minute droplets @ saliva which are thrown into the atmosphere the infected person talks, coughs or sneezes. iS Kissing is, obviously, an infallible method of traae mitting colds and one of the commonest sources @ ‘§ infection. The contagious cold may be | also by contaminated objects, such as 2. glasses, towels, etc. Or the germ may be passed in a a casual handshake. For this reason, says Dr. Coe) © one cannot too strongly stress the importance @& ~ washing the hands before eating. And a soiled hang — kerchief which has been used by an infected on 4 may be a menace to others for a considerable a The condition of sore throat may be either a ay7mp tom or a sequel to a cold. Infection always pre A the weakest point, and for this reason some J ons develop the first signs of a cold in the nose, othem in the throat. Sore throat is likely to invade t nose in the form of rhinitis (scientific term tor & common cold), or the bronchial “tree” in thef of laryngitis or of bronchitis. Dr. Cecil describes all the complications, of them dangerous, which may follow a cold, makes clear the importance of cold preventwn. © chapters take up related subjects. Thus, frequently are accompanied by nasal catarrh, often develops into acute colds-or even into chitis. Adenoids should be removed, says the Enlarged tonsils are a source of continual in predisposing to other conditions, especially od and colds. Persons with enlarged tonsils are Vey liable’’ to contract diphtheria or scarlet fever. : tonsils should be removed. The symptoms of rose cold and hay fever choeey resemble those of an ordinary cold. These cases 6 due to a peculiar susceptibility of the patient's mt gous membrane to pollens. In rose cold it is Ui pollen of roses. In hay fever it may be the . of various grasses, plants or trees, according to @ dividuals. Some patients, Mable to attacks of fever all the year round, are susceptible to ¢ other substances in the air, such as the fine @ tions from the skin or ‘hair of animals, or the from feathers or wool. Some cases are t to articles of food, usually milk, eggs or some of meat. By a skin test it usually is possible to det exactly what form of protein it is which excites tation in the nose @f such a hay fever patient, then to give him considtrable relief by vaccine (Continued on page 7 “4 _ gobbler call to its mate or catch tan in the green underbrush as and game preserves in the Ozarks, but him were unsuccessful. ' Yefuge In the Ozark National Forest pre , due to the fact that the Government alread; _ the land and that the pufchase of no new survey of available sites, and : ft is particularly well adapted Btone, Cleburne, Van Buren, q ‘countles. ; Fatio and protection of wild } Protection and with Refuge which was created by an act of the last Congress, no gun may b the still ness, no trap may be set, no hunting dog unleashed. Even the fish are to have the protection of strict regulations as to sea- son and size of catch. All the wild creatures should. be happy. To some of them, as the surrounding coun- try became more thickly settled, as the number of hunters increased and the game country narrowed, extinction has ap- _ proached very close indeed. Now they are to have places in the Ozark domain. where — they may live in peace, where they may multiply umharassed and unharmed. Ani- mal instinct, however, still is largely a mystery to humans, But in the case of other refuges established for animals and _ birds it has been curious to note how quickly they seemed to understand where safety lay and to avail themselves of the 3 havens offered. The Ozark sanctuary has been author- ized none too spon. The passing of an- other decade would have marked the com- _ plete disappearance of several species, not- ably the deer. Now comes the reprieve from a doom which seemed certain. will thrive, along with the trees which are their natural habitat. And a nla when the open spaces in the forest are few, a visitor doubtless Pepsin yes sit on some high point in the wood when spring has come and hear a : Geer springs from its bed. HE creation of this refuge has come after years of tireless effort on the of nature lovers in the Ozarks and those in as adjoining sections who were interested in _ the preservation of wild life. In years gone by numerous bills have been intro- _ duced in Congress to create national parks — - passed until the last session of - present refuge was created. In 1916 the Mills of Long’s Peak Inn, spent months in an effort to have Congress ch Ozark National Forest into a national park, efforts and the efforts of those wlo were The creation of was necessary, coupled with the fact that ’ not interfere with the forest reserve policy. The Ozark National Forest was created dent Roosevelt by proclamation, in 1908. E time it contained nearly 1,000,000 acres. — _ this was owned privately, however, and the q ries were changed. It now contains 511,61 (Of which 298,752 are owned by the Gc _ the rest by private individuals. The select F Osark National Forest as a ) 3 _ Bite for the Ozark Game Ref- _ Uge was made after a careful for the purpose. It les in the Baxter, nWay, ' Pope, Johnson and Crawford The northern boun- ‘ The re ants, under ~. 5 tee years of the addi- of new stock, deer and Se oicoainial

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the temperature which the and the smal) exposed It is asking too much of tus.”’ one which is contracted di- another person and which to others. It is commonest is very apt to appear from of epidemics. As a rule, a somewhat more severe lous cold. The same pre- active in bringing on at- sus colds—such as getting or loca) irritants—play an posing to the contagious contagious cold is capable mdividual with healthy mu- type of cold is quite as con- ber contagious diseases and the germ comes from out- @r indirectly from someone the germ being transmitted healthy individual by vari- tion takes place when the the infected person to & of the minute droplets of into the atmosphere when coughs or sneezes. an infallible method of trans- pf the commonest sources of pus cold may be transmitted Objects, such as drinking r the germ may be passed in or this reason, says Dr. Cecil, y stress the importance of fe eating. And a soiled band- bh used by an infected person hers for a considerable time. throat may be either a symp- id. Infection always attacks for this reason some persons of a cold in the nose, others roat is likely to invade the Minitis (scientific term for 8 bronchial] “‘tree’’ in the form chitis. all the complications, some lich may follow a cold. He ince of cold prevention. Other ed subjects. Thus, adenoids nied by nasal catarrh, which ste colds or even into bron- be removed, says the author. source of continual danger ‘conditions, especially coughs th enlarged tonsils are “very itheria or scarlet fever. Such ved. we cold and hay fever closely dinary cold. These cases are ptibility of the patient's mu- lens. In rose cold it is the y fever it may be the pollem nts or trees, according to in- nts, Mable to attacks of hay 14, are susceptible to certain air, such as the fine emana- hair of animals, or the dust . Some cases are traceable ally milk, eggs or some kind jally is possible to determine rotein it is which excites irri- uch a hay fever patient, and srable relief by vaccine inocu- (Continued on page 14/ adjoining sections who were interested in ' the preservation of wild life. In years ' gone by numerous bills have been intro- _ ‘Site for the Ozark Game Ref- Te | We was made after a careful : | Survey of available sites, and | forthe purpose. It Jies in the Tagged Boston Mountains of the Ozark range, embracing Barts of Marion, Baxter, | Stone, Cleburne, Van Buren, y, Pope, Johnson and Crawford | Sounties. The northern boun- Gary is only a few miles south 8 the Missouri State line. FOR se little raccoon lives in the , National Forest, where TOM game refuge is to be SHIRAS > established. HERE should be rejoicing among the deer, the wild turkers and all other creatures of the Ozark National Forest. At last, they are to have several areas in the forest which will be their own, in which they can range without dan- ger of death from hunters. In the new Osark Game Refuge which was created by an act of the last Congress, no gun may break the still- os ness, no trap may be set, no hunting dog gnieashed. Even the fish are to have the protection of strict regulations as to séa- son and size of catch. All the wild creatures should be happy. Tosome of them, as the surrounding coun- try became more thickly settled, as the pumber of hunters increased and the game eountry narrowed, extinction has ap- proached very close indeed. Now they are to have places in the Ozark domain where they may live in peace, where they may multiply umharassed and unharmed. Ani- mal instinct, however, still is largely a mystery to humans. But in the case of ether refuges established for animals and birds it has been curious to note how quickly they seemed to understand where gifety lay and to avail themselves of the havens offered. The Ozark sanctuary has been author- feed Mone too soon. The passing of an- other decade would have marked the com- plete disappearance of several species, not- ably the deer. Now comes the reprieve from a doom which seemed certain. They will thrive, along with the trees which are their natural habitat. And a century hence, when the open spaces in the forest A wild are few, a visitor doubtless will be able to turkey gob- sit on some high point in the wood when bler. Without protection, these tan in the green underbrush as a startled birds probably would have been extinct in another ten _ years. Spring has come and hear a wild turkey gobbler call to its mate or catch a flash of Geer springs from its bed. HE creation of this refuge has come after years of tireless effort on the part of nature lovers in the Ozarks and those in duced in Congress to create national parks ana game preserves in the Ozarks, but none was | passed until the last session of Congress, when the | Present refuge was created. Im 1916 the late Enos Milis of Long’s Peak Inn, Colorado, spent several Months in an effort to have Comgress change the Ozark National Forest into a national park, but his efforts and the efforts of those who were assisting Rim were unsuccessful. The creation of the game | Tefuge in the Ozark National Forest probably was | @ue to the fact that the Government already owned the land and that the purchase of no new acreage | Was necessary, coupled with the fact that it would not interfere with the forest reserve policy. The Ozark National Forest was creatéd by Presi- | dent Roosevelt by proclamation, in 1908. At that ' time it contained nearly 1,000,000 acres. Much of ‘fis was owned privately, however, and the bounda- | Ties were changed. It now contains 511,616 acres. | Of which 298,752 are owned by the Government and | the rest by private individuals. The selection of the | Qzark National Forest as a Happy Hunting Ground 4 NOT FOR HUNTERS But THE HUNTED other game will be as prolific as when the first pioneers made their way west from Tennessee in ox carts. The White, Red and Buffalo riv- ers flow through the new game ref- uge. They are dashing clear water mountain streams, famous for their scenic beauty and containing all the varieties of fish native to the Ozarks. Black bass, goggle-eye perch, catfish and crappie abound in their waters. There are countless creeks and trib- utaries holding as much scenic beauty as the rivers themselves. f ge scenery generally is magnificent—not so gzi- gantic as the Rockies. neither so bare. In summer miles and miles of undulating green broken with occa- sional bare spots where some river bluff rears its head majestically — > : » 7 x . 1 > . “ . . . ' . * 7 * _ « Y ; . . : soe "> 2 ie ae —_ . SS _, ~ ® - awe * ‘ . M ~ Lek 2 : ) Sik ‘ § - “de 4 . of 2 ment of civilization bet- oa” ter. They seem to be as abundant as they ever were. Bird life in the new refuge is prolific, there being some 255 species re- ported. Practically every species from the hum- ming bird to the bald eagle nest there. The latter are very scarce, but occassionally one is reported. Fox, "possum, raccoon, wolf, mink, skunk and other smaller fur-hbearing animals are present, but not abundant. Otter once was common, but it is now five years since the writer heard of one. [* A RECENT interview with H. R. Koen. super- visor of the Ozark National! Forest, on the amount of game left he said: “As near as we can determine we have about 50 deer in the eastern district of the forest. Some turkeys are scattered over the whole forest, but they are not abundant. Small game is prolific enough to make protection feasible.” In outlining the steps that probably will be taken in establishing the refuge Koen said: “Some member of the Biological Survey will be delegated to the forest to study the came conditions. A report will be made in which will be designated the areas best suited by topography and soil for the breeding of game, and the areas best stocked at present. When this has been done several small areas will be set aside as game refuges. Upon these areas very strict rules will apply. No hunting with- in the designated areas for breeding purposes will be allowed, and fishing will be strictly regulated as to size, string limit and season. “Within the forest as a whole a strict adherence to the came laws of the State or to similar laws will be required. Artificial stocking with game and fish probably will not be resorted to right away. The first attempt will be to conserve and propagate the game already on the ground. The success of the project rests largely with the people in and adjacent to the forest. If our first efforts are successful above a dashing stream, or the point of a ridge barren of vegetation that rises su- preme above the green. From March until Novem- ber the forest floor is a carpet of riotous wild flow- ers. In autumn it is a pan- Orama of reds, yellows, browns and creens of every shade and hue. Erosion, the rush of strong wind - _ { - ~ ee. ~ a > - ~ i = ee aa —s xX z ' ai ; ‘x — 1% * oN as Oy wa hn ae — ” aa ’ eS ee . Ps er 4 a ies - “ — . s s : wy eee ~ . a. Se oe aad > ote we oe. ee Ss a ; ale = 5 . ree ee cs... Sf. ee ae and dashing water, has played its part in the crea- A deer and her fawns in a pasture which will be included within the tion of scenic beauty. On Sycamore Creek, in the eastern district of the Forest, is a natural bridge. In tramping over the mountains one comes suddenly onto unexpected rocky nooks where erosion has been at work for cen- turies. On late afternoons in the autumn, if one didn’t know the whims ero- ft is particularly well adapted Searcy, Newton, condition is present in Fe . big reserve for the propa- sion had played on the rocks, the fantastic shape of a distant bluff would be mistaken for an old castle on the Rhine. Wild life in the new game refuge is abundant. but not as abundant as it was 10 years ago. Ten years hence, if no protec- tion were thrown round it, many species would have become extinct. This is particularily true of deer and wild turkey. The hunt- er today is lucky if he gets We. and protection of wild The refuge will be stocked with pheas- the bag limit on these two. tiation a P tepard, ants, which are expected to flourish 77° Der Dirds and the Me of new stock, deer and under the ideal “aie ditions for bird life to have stood the encroach- small game, however, seem new sanctuary for Ozark animals and birds. money will be available for restocking with deer, turkey and pheasants. No bear or other predatory animals will be brought in.’ OAD and trail building has been a part of the forest policy since the Ozark Forest was created in 1908. Since that time some 76 miles of good roads have been built within its boundaries and 95 miles of trails. State roads built to its boundaries during the last two years have made it accessible to automobiles and many parts of it ean be reached now without discomfort. From the south one comes fa via Batesville, Mountain View and Sycamore, Arkan- sas. From the north, via Hollister, Missouri, Harri- son and Jasper, Arkansas, and from the west via Russeliville, Arkansas. It is expected that the development of the new game refuge will be along lines similar to that ia the national parks, game refuges and national forests in the West. The Ozark Nationa! Forest today repre- sents one of the few big open spaces in the South or Middle West. Less than 109 miles in any direction are heavily populated sections—numerous cities and towns. It offers not only a refuge and breeding ground for our diminishing wild life, but a recrea- tion ground for those sections as well. Sunday Magazine- -St. Louis Post-Dispatch~-—June 28, 192° Page Seven. +a, a

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—" Sy eek eee eee ST =O HVAEUUSURUCAUGUUAG GEES }LHGULUVLAUDEOEETDEUEAHOODESHOOGEATAGEGUD UPTO UOSOAOSASO GEA OOOH HH H A / Now Comes Another Modern Iconoclast Who | : Would Take 4] the Joy Out of Juvenila _ Was Robinsc UUIUUEAUALAUOUUGUALUIIOOOGUSUELETEDEUAUU OEE EEETETEEL TTT AS the real Robinson Crusoe a pious pirate or was he in fact his own man Friday? Wag,the man who inspired Defoe’s immortal book really Alexander Sel- kirk, as our teacher taught us, or was he a mosquito Indian, who by pirates was called William? Bennett Copplestone, the Scotch novelist—his real name is F. Harcourt Kitchin—is now contending there is no good reason to suppose Daniel Defoe had ever heard of Selkirk, though everyone in England ° in his day knew of Juan Fernandez Island, where buccaneers and privateefs and pirates had rendez- voused and sometimes had marooned their men. He has joined the modern critics who would take all joy out of Juvenilia. First, “‘Tom Sawyer’ and “Huck Finn’’ were barred from some libraries as picaresque. Then Capt. Kidd was proved to be nota bloody-minded pirate but a gentleman and a patriot. Even “‘Mother Goose” was condemned by Mrs. Wini- fred Stone as immoral and sympathetic to crime. And now Alexander Selkirk must walk the plank. Decadent days indeed! Selkirk was a*Scot—‘“dour and dull-witted,” says Copplestone. Certainly he ‘had not the invention with which Defoe endowed his marooned adventur- er. Neither did he reform under the influence of his solitude. A pirate he was when he landed at Juan Fernandez. A pirate, or privateer—more genteel word, but just as deadly—-was Alexander Sel- kirk after his rescue. Indeed, Capt. Woodes Rogers, who took him off his , solitary isle, used the man as the commander of Robinson Crusoe, from the one of his captured prizes, and Selkirk did yeoman engraving of the first edition of Defoe’s immortal work. service in the sacking of Guaiquil. Like many another pirate, Selkirk might have paraphrased Ernest Dowson’s later line: “I have been true to thee, Religion, in my fashion.” Capt. and four months. It was at first, John Watling would throw dice overboard if he 48 Sir Richard hints, his own pro- found his pirates gambling on Sunday. Capt. Hiram posal, but there is evidence that Breakes held prayers each Sabbath. Le Sieur de at the last moment Selkirk wanted Lussan would lead ‘his pirates to mass before he to sail on. Stradling was inflex- sacked the city they had captured. Capt. Misson ible. Selkirk must go. would not permit his men to swear: to be whipped On Juan Fernandez he stayed and pickled was their punishment. Bartholomew until Capt. Woodes Rogers, sailing Roberts—fiendish in murder, rapine and pillage— im the Duke, discovered him on kept the Sabbath, would not touch liquor, and once Jan. 31, 1709. “When he left the when he captured a clergyman sought to persuade Cinque Ports,” wrote Rogers, “he him to sign pirates’ articles as chaplain, finally per- had with him his clothes and bed- mitting him to go only after the pirate had taken ding, with a firelock, some pow- from the prelate three Bibles and a corkscrew. der, bullets, tobacco, a hatchet, a knife, a Bible, some practical O RECORD of such piety is found in the true Pieces and his mathematical in- story of Alexander Selkirk, which is quite as ro- ‘Struments and books.” Turnips mantic and far more adventurous than that Defoe 4nd the hearts of cabbage palms designed for his hero. Selkirk’s two recorded con- Were his vegetables. There were nections with the church are even less to his credit. 80ats upon the island, and The son of John Selcraig of Largo, in Fifeshire, he these and crawfish were was cited in 1695 to appear before the session for his meat. He built a hut’ “indecent conduct in kirk,” and he ran away to sea Which he lined with goat- rather than face his accusers. He was back in Largo Skins. Of these skins he after six years, where the minister rebuked him be- Made his clothed, fore the congregation for quarreling with his broth- “A man cloth’d in goat- ers. A year later he sailed to England and in 1703 skins, who looked wilder joined Capt. William Dampier’s expedition to the than the first owners of South Seas. Dampier sailed the St. George. His them,” Rogers described him. companion ship was the Cinque Ports, commanded catch goats to ppl y the Duke, her convo by Capt. Pickering, who made Selkirk his sailing the Duchess, and their prizes with meat. Which Spaniards fled and thus Guaiquils master. At Isla Grande Pickering died and was suc- he did: “by speed of foot,”’’ ceeded by Thomas Stradling, his lieutenant. Rogers, “for his way of living and continued The ships were privateers, and their venture was exercise of walking and running cleared him of all tack on Guaiquil—Selkirk’s may have financed by a group of London merchants. Stradling gross humors, so that he run with wonderful swift- came to his post one knows not how. Evidently he ness thro the woods and up the rocks and hills, as /00kout on the crow’s nest of the Duke was not a mariner, and often in those days the offi- we perceived when we employed him to catch goats ‘%#il. The two small boats started after cers of such an expedition won their place for us. He distanc’d both dogs through relationship or favoritism. Sailing under’ the goats and brought ’em to us on his back.” Once, swivel guns. The Spaniard was the British colors, the privateers were to wage war on he told the officer, he had eagerly Spanish shipping and the Spanish coasts. ‘“‘No prey the brink of a precipice, where he no pay’’ was their rule. ” Certainly Stradling had trouble with his men. At prute in his arms. He came to his the Island of Juan Fernandez some of them muti- later, with the goat dead underneath him, so he nied. “Nor would they come aboard again until said. Dampier interposed and coaxed them back into good behavior,’’ says John Masefield. Immediately after- HE island had been stocked ward they sighted and made an attempt on a Freneh lew goats in 1572. Rats from ship, in defiance of their British commission and of it. Cats were introduced to do away with the rats, Ship would steer better, “being too m Pampier’s will. But the ship won clear and escaped. and dogs, later, to kill the cats. Was Selkirk a leader of those mutineers? Sir was established. Selkirk had his foot gnawed by Spaniard’s windward. Weapons were Richard Steele, who knew the man in after years, rats as he slept when first upon the island, and ready. —? as much in the first written account of Sel- tamed cats for comrades and protection. The chase shortened sail. Her com rk’s adventures, The Cinque Ports was a leaky Four years and four months of loneliness. Yet he must turn and fight. — ri her sailing master knew and was ob- Selkirk was free. ‘Monarch of all I survey,” wrote From the Duke's aft came the challenge @ noxiously nsistent on repairs. ‘‘With the captain,” Cowper in his famous poem on the man. ets. And the Spaniard answered with a says Steele, “he had had an irreconcilable differ- Capt. Straddling, who left him there, was far less ish ence; and he chose rather to take his fate in this fortunate. The leaky Cinque Ports had to be driven “Hold your fire until alongside,” ord place than in a crazy vessel under a disagreeable ashore on the ™ coast of Peru to pr commander. He was put ashore on Juan Fernan-. -when her pumps failed. Only a \dez Island and there he lived alone for four years were rescued and those the Spaniards enslaved, so mast, the privateer let go with her port Eight. »n Crusoe a Piratet TEETER eT Ox esses FS - crease and their other prizes, sailed for | but, overbalanced, fell to the rocks below with the that they spent four years in the Lima while Selkirk lorded it over of goats. Woodes Rogers was scarcely away trom J nandez Island when his ships took a little p Santa Josepha of “50 tons, full of timber, ¢ cocoanuts and some tobacco which we é¢ our men.” She was careened, cleaned andy REA good old Puritan name of Increase, and & AN N= = Selkirk was appointed to be her master, . S , v Pog. a ae . Tl 1 : ¥ “an . Ie : ve — n = ete pairs Fy iS ‘ey 7 4 ef ee be ae es 6 ‘ ie... / > ah wg > : dite: Fra nee nae Hie ee § ape vane ae >) Re oe rte iy fers “trnar’ a He was hired to” “As though they were on wala ve ? continues Capt. were beaten out of town.” of them—but before that adventure was} and men, catch’d their haste forgot to take along their pat : and laughed at them and beat them off, it men, one of them Rogers’ brother, Thomas, Woodes Rogers may have seen red, OU book shows the calm and determined cc pursued a goat to seized the animal, senses three days ETTING sprit-sails, sprit-sail top and top gallants, the Duke set forward i Rogers crowded on all the canvas she by its discoverer The crew was ordered aft to remain the ships invaded Thus equilibrium "44." Her decks were cleared when they gi event her sinking “Wait until we are in musket range.” few of her men They pulled up, and, guaging by the Sunday Magazine—St. t in goatskins who looked une 28, 1925. The duel had be- + Zun. The Duke edged toward the enemy. “Port your helm! Run alongside!” called Capt. Rogers. ~ The broadside from the privateer had thinned the Span- jard’s decks, but her enemy's small arms bit back. Then the Spanish commander signaled to fire, and her starboard broad- side splintered the Duke's top-timbers and her foc'sle head. And so the chase fell off while the Duke answered with her starboard broadside, the case and part- ridge cutting off the Spaniard’s foremast and. driving him to bear away to stop his leaks. “Port hard!’’ They edged toward the chase, Capt. Rog- ers manning his lash- ers and graplings now, with able men. “Fire!’’ And the port broadside from within a pistol's range, wrought havoc on the galleon’s deck, and the Duke-brought up alongside and threw out her grap- plers, lashing fast. 7 wm Me, kK ye See , ee * >

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_~ - — : i : DIUUATEATELT ETRE > N sal oclast Who if Juventiia ob ship : Lima, laden, Bishop ‘ . cap- accord- ; had The duel had be- . gun. The Duke edged . toward the enemy. up ‘ “Port your helm! sor the Rua alongside!” called Capt. Rogers. The broadside from the privateer had thinned the Span- iard’s decks, but her enemy's small arms bit back. Then the Spanish commander signaled to fire, and her starboard broad- side splintered the Duke's top-timbers and her foc’sle head. And so the chase fell off while the Duke answered with her starboard broadside, the case and part- ridge cutting off the Spaniard’s foremast and driving him to bear away to stop his leaks. “Port hard!”’ They edged toward the chase, Capt. Rog- ers manning his lash- ers and §graplings now, with able men. “Fire!’’ And the port broadside from within a pistol's range, wrought havoc on the galleon’s deck, and the Duke brought up alongside and threw out her grap- plers, lashing fast. _ a Be °S “— ~ r i, wrt. % were pursued by devils id thus Guaiquil’s defe aten out of town.” —Selkirk’s may have been » that adventure was beguD “se nest of the Duke had ; | boats started after her, but® ) take along their patereroes, Spaniard was the Panama } and beat them off, killing & Ogers’ brother, Thomas. may have seen red, but his .and determined commander. © Ss, sprit-sail top-sails, flying the Duke set forward in all the canvas she would red aft to remain quiet, as = etter, “being too much by @ ere cleared when they got to d. Weapons were loaded ed sail. Her commander © ght. sft came the challenge of t rd answered with a proud f ntil alongside,” ordered in musket range.” nd, guaging by the enemy's et go with her port broads unday Magazine—St. une 28, 1925. | “Port hard! Cte... ——- ——_..____.. ___ - Then, clearing their way with han grenades, the privateers clambered aboard the enemy, with pistol and cutlass, to fight it hand and hand. RAVELY they were opposed, but with cut and thrust and deadly ball they made their way through her waist, dividing their party to charge the groups that had retreated to fo’castle and after- house. Scuppers were red and decks were slippery, but that was in the long day’s work. There was hot fighting at the after hatchway, where the Spanish captain made his final stand. Then “Give us quarter!’’ he cried as the British stormed his last retreat. “Throw down your:arms,then! Open your hatch Haul down all sails and fur! '‘em!” Such as could of the Spaniard’s crew went a these orders. Capt. Rogers told off a prize crew ordered his men to search the ship. He learned that she was rich indeed. Then the Duke was unlashe and sheared off, the scarlet and yellow of Spain were lowered and the Royal Jack was lifted to the Spaniard’s masthead. j Boats were lowered and Capt. Rogers stood by ready to carry the Spanish commander and a part a his crew as prisoners aboard the Duke. “But where,”’ he suddenly demanded, “is the Bish- op?” He had forgotten all about the prelate in the fight. “Ten days ago,” was the answer, “‘he landed at Point St. Helena, with his attendants and his plate. He had heard that you were in these seas.” Then came Guaiquil. During two broiling days and nights as hot the pinnaces led the way, towing and rowing among the islands and mangrove swamps, where the course was overhung with tangled vines, and foliage so thick that scarcely could breeze penetrate the dark green twilight gloom. ‘“Muskitoes,”” so Rogers wrote. “pester’d and stung so grievously, while at anchor across the tide on a dark night with a small rolling sea, the boat being so deep laden and cramm’'d with men, that I would rather be in a storm at sea than there.” ee SS > x Por . ‘ 3 a. > ys Oe y , ” - > te ny J ye 4 ee > oe : Ss ‘ . *. - ; NS oa « Vee ws na pe . ae o ‘ y, x eke NP My OO ee ae ~S i. Sel Ae Ce Oe WE ha ee ee es Fates Fe bee Seige Saher ert poke 4 oe . a en ee . \.- .4¥ - * So, POLARIS DS Sago cL 2 . . a io ‘ Cs. Dey Bag « ”~ ~ i ae. a - roe ss a 4 ae oe eS Lame ae | af ns ; ane ase Se ae Se Se Pe MS Lam aes EN * oe x9 Avek oe ee es ME ART, tee ame, ae. “—_ ae ae | Dod a he “s i as cali ~ “Se ae 4 ek” > = . ” s a ~ . ’ » _ z - ae r “4 7” j De. “oe 3 : “+ s = . 3 7 - oe g = ae a a . rig : > um. . “ . a ‘ ° er — Le. ~ — “we S* _ ‘Few yi *e . ‘we wai aroetayte™ - : ee eee . 7 ie 5 Saami Dcmasoeus --= hed in goatskins who looked wilder than the first owners of them,” wrote the Captain, Hold your fire until we come alongside,” cried the Captain. To take the town he could spare but 110 men, for six prizes now he had, and 300 prisoners aboard. On the second night they reached Guaiquil, only to.tearn through blazing fires and the alarm of church. bells that they had been discovered. : Rogers was for abandoning the sack. Dampier, the pilot, who had sailed with many a buccaneer laconically advised for it. But the others of, thé pirates would not, so after retiring downstream, where in a long boat they held council of war while “Monarch of all I survey”—Selkirk on Juan Fernandez Island. they fought mosquitoes, they sent two prisoners into the town to demand 40,000 pieces of eight as its ran- som. And the Spaniards stopped to haggle. They offered 32,000. Rogers’ answer was quick—and de- cisive—battle. The pinnaces were brought up and lay off Cuai- quil’s embarcadero. Some of his pirates Rogers left aboard to play a barrage over the 70 fighting men at whose head he undertook the city’s capture. Just half a musket shot, across the town’s main street, which led to the embarcadero, the Spaniards had formed a battle front of horse and man. The white sun of the tropics beat down upon the town, and flashed in blinding glare from low white build- ings and the armor of the Spanish men of arms, as the boats approached over the dancing waters. Wis aecry of “Forward” the English jumped Y from their boats. Capt. Rogers had given or- ders to hold their fire until his men were within a pistol’s shot of the enemy. hen, advancing at doublequick they opened up their guns. The lead rattled like hail off Spanish breastplates. The horses snorted and reared, whirled and struz- gied. There were cries of Spanish wounded. There were cheers from conquering pirates. And in the confusion the Spanish cavalry broke and fled in retreat, the foot soldiers following. Before the church the defenders halted. Again their horse were pulled into lime. Again the foot reformed upon its remnant. Supporting them here, beneath the cross of Guaiquil’s House of God, the Spanish had four cannon. Up the street, under the pitiless sun, marched Capt. Rogers and his privateers. As they rounded a corner the Spanish saw them, and again the de- fenders’ horse broke their brave array, knocking down and trampling the arquebusiers. Rogers, with 10 of his foremost men, waited not for the rest. Alone they assailed the Spanish can- non, seized the church and took possession of the guns. As though they were pursued by devils, the Spaniards fled, and thus Guaiquil’s defenders were beaten out of town. (Continued on Page 15.) Page Nine. e ap - an +2 **% ~*~ © em » ah — ~ - :

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What Happened horse. And they overlooked his at- parents d Mende toward Spike McCann, who was Jake exp a the heroes of Texas—second only of his tin ous Crockett, with Tris Speaker a McGraw ag Oe Spike was a_ local boy, year Mc¢ , a ynusual talents had made him a invited h ‘ gure in the public eye, where bunch ov the country afire with a ven- fused. H #% % ” Oe % =” : 2s he ; % : et S 35 oe ae a, set - s the Waco papers so often dom hav: Jerome Beatty : : ? it, Your baseball fam doesn’t in- has lost | AKE RYAN, proprietor of the Palace Livery _a a player's private life. He to be wh and Feed Stable, at Connersville, Texas, | ~ napedell men by what they do, not ested aud slammed his fist down on the table in his “of- what they are. For se fice’’ with a bang that shook two saddles and " $0 it happened that his fi.low citizens ment had a horse collar off their hooks on the wall. sally smiled indulgently when Jake training : “You're not, neither!” he declared. Into his n discussing Spike McCann's atti- all of the statement he put all the vehemence he had snde toward the ethics of baseball. no avail. used for so many years in addressing umpires who ; @rike, to them, was a greater man than wrecked had informed him that they were about to put him thewson had «ver been. | “You | out of the game. Jake had once been a great base- "when some of the curious inquired six of tl ball player, one of the best first basemen in the busi- reasons for belaboring a man who wives,” g ness. He also had had several years’ experience as & 1 won 76 games in three yedrs, Jake have onl c major league umpire. But there was little of the would only shake his head and say he to distri # umpire’s air of authority in Jake’s manner now. knew a lot of things he wouldn't tell. deal the “Your’e not, neither!’ he repeated. “That bum . : can. Th bush-leaguer! No!” OMMY MARSH was the son of “ ‘Why For all the violence of his manner, Mr. Ryan’s ] waco’s most successful attorney, @ Aren't y commands did not carry conviction. There seemed wough, gruff Texan, who loved baseball Smith oi to be implied in his intonation a trace of helpiess- 1 poker, and who never had felt tliat down an ness, an unspoken attitude of “You wouldn't do that, mmmy’s excellent grades in the law That's w , now, would you?” sshool ever quite made up for his low get the “" Mir. Ryan was addressing his daughter, Dorothy; a batting average on the baseball team. their hus faimty blonde girl in a becoming teque and the - Tommy's mother, who never had ap ous row smartest tailored suit the Dallas stores could fur- +1) ai | k ie proved when her husband encouraged a first-cl pish. an ) 7 as y ! . FR Wommy’s baseball ambitions, was not Stengel | Dorothy had just returned from college to visit s ha ty ' jj “.. “ ie tirely reconciled to the marriage of So Do: ber father over Sunday.- Visiting her father had con- ( . | . g her son with the daughter of a baseball jisted mostly in riding around in one of his livery player who ran a livery stable. AKE |! rigs with Tommy Marsh, who had come over from ~" '. “Nonsense, mother,” said Mr. Marsh. after Waco to see her. Tommy at that moment was stand- He's not just a baseball player. He's greeted _ ing nervously outside the stable, whither he had fled. ‘Jake Ryan! Didn't you ever hear of The new He had casually mentioned—after asking Jake how s Jake Ryan? I remember traveling all Giants, |! much the rig was—that he would like to marry Dor- # the way from Hot Springs to St. Louis gave the othy. Jake had remained silent while Tommy count- ‘2 ‘just to see Jake Ryan bunt a ball. Jake about. ed out the correct change, then, after a short inter- ) . was the greatest bunter that no i oc thousand change of discourtesies, had advised him to get the , ; with the small end of his bat, 80. York pa) something out of there. . “You're not, neither!” he repeated. “That bum bush-leaguer! Nol” © (ag ce sether, this is the way he would petual 4 Tommy had said what he would like to do. Dor- : Me aN do!” habe operator othy had promptly gone in to tell her father what : es - 2. ae Mr. Marsh seized his walking s understa she was going to do. She intended to marry Tommy The three gathered in Jake Ryan’s at There enh he deen suddenly. Bee * made mahy peculiar gyrations, but. willina’ Marsh, and it mattered not a whit to her if her “** 2° — — +a tenecagier ves a ee crease Se Sine ch ore’n $3 fer ‘Mrs. Marsh said she was forced to ad- dam-foo father didn’t like it. She did. Young man,” said Jake, severely, “I don’t know - Don’t let Tomkins charge you more’n weet Tee that she.leoulda’t understand how send alt “That guy?” exclaimed Jake. “A college infield wate ee ee oe ) ormances like that served any eco- do anytl or that cant bit the oles of thie hat! My daughter’ll Dorothy crossed over and curled up at her fa- He watched them watt ny ee h — sarpenh, endl ahemved tas S04 ee never marry a bum ball player!” — ~ a — agg ’ panne ee eran ed inte mre h acted more like a cheer leader kids at “But, father, you don’t know Tommy,” Dorothy _ Father, she said, softly, “I’m awfully happy. into the house. e dropp n : Whan like any baseball player she had working Aoctial. Young man, Jake began again, ‘young man, you of the fireplace. Never had he felt ao@ aia eenctenl “Didnt you introduce me to him today? Ain't I gotta lotta nerve. pore and let the smoke slowly Bees - But when Tommy brought his bride the Mar read about him? Captain of St. Vincent’s College J°™m™my did not answer. LOnhy 988° tf eniieme he oun home after their short. honeymoon she he did, team!” he sneered. “Signed by the Giants!” he You gotta lotta nerve,” Jake repeated, Bis gnartes o a SG - , — 5% : pod aintiv _ welcomed her and loved Dorothy from hours | mocked. “I know them college infielders. Field like fingers twitching in the hands his daughter would Ain Big = devil?” he at Pe DS, start, especially since Dorothy, now about lightning an’ hit about as often.” Seine ieeh = bag cpg: “omy : ou fe ee ee os that she had a husband to manage, be- ankle ar the pe egg ae ca = oe st gem His voice weakened. He coughed to hide the catch HAT night Jake had his glorious ¢ iJ ie neccedatue: tniisttenee a + — : ball” cm his throat. a E . knew that all was well. fan Ss of wyers did have to associate with about a “I didn’t talk to “im, didn’t I?” Jake roared. “ ‘I'd i guess she wants you, be sald slowly, ane . reams that come back over eneal 7 tough people and didn’t make so much “And o like to marry Dorothy,’ says he. “What can you nity 2" her to have what she wants. That’s all I’m liv- had dreamed it intermittently ever we: oe, | = ne says I. ‘Two thirty-four in college,’ says he.” in’ for. But you re takin’ her away from me. I’m job as an umpire in the American League. Pe The first evening that the newlyweds th’ pa “But” , here all alone an’’—he blinked rapidly. Whatta In this dream he was facing Spike a re at the Marsh home, Tommy told you thiq “Two thirty-four! That’s what he hits again’ YOU mean'’’ he suddenly stormed. “You gotta lotta Jake always laid down many twisty bumtes out Jake’s promise. are bein throwers! What in th’ name of Al. G. Spalding do 7°'ve! Takin’ Hal Tomkins’ roan mare to run away Spike chasing them until his legs 4 “He's going up to Marlin and help they n : you think he'll hit again’ pitchers?” with my gir! a Gordian knot and surgeons cut one leg @ me,” exulted Tommy. “He says he was Da ‘“There’s”’ Dorothy smiled and climbed up and kissed her der to straighten out the other. is a weak hitter, just the way I am, when thinks “Q-O-double-O nothin’! That’s what he'll hit. a ‘ther. Tommy only grinned. Jake couldn’t point to any particular fam: started in baseball, and he thinks he operator .234 fungo hitter, that’s-what he is. Good for noth- Tommy is going to practice law with his father that ever had followed this dream—exoegams Sean teach me to bunt and place the ball Jake in’ but battin’ flies in fieldin’ practice. Two thirty- in Waco,” she sald, “He Cocqut care mnen about after it had come, he had remembered Wi ust the way he did.” Marsh. four in college! An’ I bet he used a tennis bat an’ baseball anyway ané & going to Sve 5 up, that gave him a bad haif-dollar—but 7 ' “Jake Ryan can teach you if anybody “Th : had th’ scorers fixed!” Give up baseball? Why! cheered him up. a fn.” his father said, eagerly. “Go to yeaa “Yes, father, but”—— To Jake the idea of anybody giving up baseball as To Jake Ryan, Spike McCann was af 6B tt, son. I want you to make good.” I never “An’ another thing I asks him. I used to be the [028 48 his legs were good and his arms were strong They first learned of if in Connersville wb Dorothy was unenthustastic. friend ¢ greatest sacrifice hitter in baseball; so I asks him: 5 something UAReArS of. discharged one of his stableboys who had tae ' “If Tommy does make good,” she after re¢ ‘Young man, can you bunt?’ ‘Mister Ryan,’ says “I thought,” said Tommy, “that I probably in one of the stalls a picture of the = ‘fomplained, “then he will be away from papers. he,’"—Jake fairly yelled his protest’ against such Wouldn’t be a success at it—and I really like law.” Again, before the first world series of Wi » half the time. I think I’d rather league, disgusting incompetence——" ‘Mister Ryan, I don’t ‘“Piffle!” scoffed Jake, “I'd rather be a bad ball- Cann was the hero, when the fellows down, ve him take up his law practice with slow like to brag about myself, but I can bunt farther Player than a good lawyer any day. An’ you ain’ta Elite poolhall dropped around to Jake’s to m you. Dad was a success in baseball and Jake ! than any other man on the team!’ Them’s his very ad one. Ain’t you the best college second baseman club he thought would win, Jake burst @ ved a great deal of money, but” 4 “Tommy will be a big-leaguer or &6 : Rothing,” said his father. ‘I want to . words! Can you beat it?” in Texas? Ain’t you been signed by the Giants? “McCann can take every game he pitches a | ‘But, father, Tommy was just joking. He’s Ain’t you gonna report at Marlin next month? They work every day if they need him, but | S really” tell me you gotta grand pair o’ hands! An’ you’re gest skunk in baseball, an’ if any of you 6u shim get in there and make Waco “N¢ “The facts are there. A .284 hitter is no joke. I 80nna quit baseball! Not if I know it! I'll make a him, I'll beat your heads off with a neckyoR® Epeople as proud of him as they are of “W ) won't have none in my family. Not on your life!” real player outa you!” me?” Pt, Bpike McCann.” McG “You'll teach him how to bunt, won’t you father?” After the series Jake learned that Pete F “Spike McCann!” exclaimed Dorothy. & hot | S° THAT evening Tommy Marsh hired arig from qa ‘SMiled Dorothy, hugging her father affectionately. won $40 by betting on McCann; and Jake Wa “Hmm!” she grunted, contemptuously. “No rival livery stable and went around and got Dor- “I sure will,” asserted Jake. “Say!” he exclaimed, to Pete's grocery store to make good his ti “That's the gink I want to get!"’ mut- .296 f othy, who stole out the back door of the Ryan home. ‘Suddenly recalling what Dorothy meant. “Was you was not until warned that if he broke fered Tommy hit be . They drove to the county seat and were married. really kiddin’ me when you said you was the best would have to pay for it that Jake “What's the matter with Spike?” score | Jake was pacing up and down the gallery when long-distance bunter?” plans. e. ‘Qsked Mr. Marsh. “He's the greatest an in | they returned. He ran belligerently out to meet “I really was,” Tommy grinned. Jake had played in the big leagues for | Ipitcher in baseball today. I’ve known beat o | them. “Son,” said Jake solemnly, “if I ever find out yon ™any years. He had been one of the iri @ Mm since he wasa kid. You usedtobe Me *‘Didn’t I tell you’’ he roared. was on the level with that stuff, I'll cut your throat.” from the National League to the trazy about Spike. What's the matter “Cine Dorothy ran up and threw her arms around her He suddenly noticed the time of night. “Get outa the formation of the second major « Row?'’ You'd father, who had so frightened the horse that Tom- here, botha you!” he exclaimed. ‘You just got time because he always had been a first-class Bs : | throw my was having trouble controlling it. to take that rig back an’ catch the 12:48. Ain't you When his Charley-horse became chronic ps “6LJE'S changed a lot,” said Tommy. catch “Father!” she cried, and she furiously kissed his gonna have any weddin’ trip?” made him an umpire. * aha crooked, dad. Spike was re- Jake. wrinkled face and petted his arm and his head. Dor- Dorothy hurried upstairs and threw some things He had made good, but he had had s 6m Bponsible for Mr. Ryan’s quitting base- hit.” othy was having as much trouble quieting her father into a suit case and came boune:ng down with it. ©f trouble with the players, especially WH ball. When Mr. Ryan was umpiring, “Cl | as Tommy was with the horse. “We're married,” She wept as sNe kissed-bher father good-by. _ ‘youngsters. Jake had no sense of humor & Me Bike told lics about him. Spike was “Y¥ she announced. ‘And I’m so happy!” Jake wrung Tommy’s hand. boys liked to pick on him. a @ down on him and got Mr. Ryan run out weak. Most of the neighbors were sticking their heads “I'll make a baliplayer outa you yet,” he said. His enemies in Connersville said that Jam Of the big leagues. Mr. Ryan was forced “I out the windows. Those who didn’t have their heads “Thanks,” Tommy replied, “If I can be half as quit because he couldn’t stand the gaff, that sto quit, all because of Spike.” Mc | out had run down to call up on the party line and tell good a ballplayer as you were and half as good to become a joke in the big leagues. His friem ' “You don’t mean it!” said Mr. Marsh. mom * their friends. Dorothy as you have been I'll feel that I am a suc- fended him stoutly and said sageély they'd 3007 “What did he do?” sorry “Come in th’ house, both of you,” Jake demanded. cess.” was a woman in it somewhere. am _ Mr. Marsh and Tommy turned to Dor- “¥ He peered through the dark at the horse that Tommy “Try to be twicet as good,”’ answered Jake chok- For some strange reason nobody 4 Othy. there | had started to tie to the hitching post. “Take that ingly. theory that Jake’s withdrawal from the | She shook her head. “I don't know inte | rig of Hal Tomkins’ over acrost th’ street an’ hitch ‘‘Leave it to me,”’ said Tommy. : of umpiring and his hatred of Spike McCanm! “*ractly, except that he ruined father’s ding. | it!’ he ordered. “You can’t tie that in my front “Attaboy!”’ crooned Jake Ryan as he stood in the in some way have been connected. 4 .Y life by lies.” do yard.” door and watched them run down the steps. | Everybody liked Jake, for he was a It was agreed by all concerned that , | Page Ten. 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f What Happen ed When the Giants Trained in Texas uw} porse. And they overlooked his at- toward Spike McCann, who was of the heroes of Texas—second only Davy Crockett, with Tris Speaker a hird. Spike was a local boy, gpusual talents had made hima : figure in the public eye, where pad set the country atire with a ven- the Waco »apers so often #. Your basebail fan doesn't in- ssote @ player's private life. He « baseball men by what they do, not what they are. So it happened that his fe.low citizens ig gmiled indulcently when Jake discussing Spike McCann's atti- toward the ethics of baseball. e to them, was a greater man than » had «ver been. ‘whea some of the curious inquired reasons for belaboring a man who wos 76 games in three years, Jake i; only shake his head and say he a lot of things he wouldn't tell. wOMMY MARSH was the son of i Waco’s most successful attorney, a h, gruff Texan, who loved baseball poker, and who never had felt tuat mys excellent grades in the law ever quite made up for his low average on the baseball team. Tommy's mother, who never had ap- : when her husband encouraged baseball ambitions, was not y reconciled to the marriage of son with the daughter of a baseball ver who ran a livery stable. “Noasense, mother,”’ said Mr. Marsh. ‘s pot just a baseball player. He's Ryan! Didn't you ever hear of Ryan’ I remember traveling all way from Hot Springs to St. Louis just to see Jake Ryan bunt a ball. Jake was the greatest bunter that ever lived; bunted with the smal! end of his bat, so. look, mother, this is the way he would to!” Mr. Marsh seized his walking stick made many peculiar gyrations, but charge you more’n $2 for that @§ Mrs. Marsh said she was forced to ad- you for three.” x mit that she couldn't understand how ntil they faded into the - & ces like that served any eco- wiy, his head on his chest, purpose, and observed that Mr. opped into his chair in acted more like a cheer leader bad he felt so alone. | like any baseball player she had the smoke slowly trickle : Tr seen. But when Tommy brought his bride after their short honeymoon she tomed her and loved Dorothy from Start, especially since Dorothy, now she had a husband to manage, be- that the law was a more en- ng profession than baseball, even if ers did have to associate with gh people and didn't make so much ey. : _ The first evening that the newlyweds at the Marsh home, Tommy told t Jake’s promise. | -“He’s going up to Marlin and help “exulted Tommy. “He says he was weak hitter, just the way I am. when started in baseball, and he thinks he teach me to bunt and place the bal! the way he did.” “Jake Ryan can teach you if anybody ” his father said, eagerly. “Go to son. I want you to make good.”’ ' Dorothy was unenthusiastic. '“If Tommy does make good,’ she plained, “then he will be away from half the time. I think I'd rather shim take up his law practice with Dad was a success in baseball and ia great deal of money, but”’ ' “Tommy will be a big-leaguer or hing.”’ said his father. “I want to him get in there and make Waco ple as proud of him as they are of mike McCann.” “Spike McCann!" exclaimed Dorothy. m'” she grunted, contemptuously. “That's the zink I want to get!’ mut- i Tommy. “What's the matter with Spike?” Med Mr. Marsh. “He's the greatest Micher in baseball today. I've known Since he was a kid. You used to be Zy about Spike. What's the matter ea he said softly, at he’ added pliaintively. y .275?” “a i his glorious dream and he well. It was one of over and over again. ittentiy ever since he left ~ that had remembered who it ’ half-dollar—but it always McCann was .an obsession, it in Connersville when Jake Stableboys who had tacked up picture of the great pitcher. world sertes of which pa hen the fellows down st the around to Jake's to see which mid win, Jake burst out rery game he pitches an’ he E'S changed a iot.’’ said, Tommy. “He's crooked, dad. Spike was re- ble for Mr. Rran’s quitting base- When Mr. Ryan was umpiring. told lies about him. Spike was om him and got Mr. Ryan run out m the big leacues. Mr. Ryan was forced = Quit. all because of Spike.” _ You don’t mean it!” said Mr. Marsh. | What did he do’”’ _ Mr. Marsh and Tommy turned to Dor- y. | She shook her head. “I don’t know “yy, xcept that he ruined father’s by lies.” % Was agreed by all concerned § that y bad better stay with Tommy's ' parents during the training season, for Jake expected to spend a great deal of his time in Marlin, where. he knew, McGraw would welcome him. Every year McGraw, who admired Jake had invited him to come up and look the bunch over, but Jake always had re- fused. He was afraid. Youngsters sel- dom have respect for a champion who has lost his crown, and Jake still loved to be where he could talk to an inter- ested audience about the good old days. For several years the Giant manage- ment had barred all wives from the training camp. Some of the players and all of the wives had complained, but to no avail. Quarrels between wives have wrecked many a ball club. “You get into Marlin and find that six of the players have brought their wives,’ a club official explained. ‘You have only three rooms with private bath to distribute among six couples. You deal them out as diplomatically as you can. Then: “Why don’t we get a private bath? Aren't you as important a player as Smith or Jones or Brown? Go right down and stand up for your rights!’ That’s what the three wives that didn’t get the private baths begin saying to their husbands. And right away a jeal- ous row starts that in a week will make a first-class club look as bad as Casey Stengel trying to steal home.’’ So Dorothy stayed in Waco. AKE RYAN arrived at Marlin a week after training had started and was greeted with enthusiasm by McGraw. The newspaper men, traveling with the Giants, hailed him with delight, for it gave them something new to write about. That night they sent several thousand words about Jake to the New York papers, adding further to the per- petual disgust of the Marlin telegraph operators who mever have deen able to understand why New York editors are willing to pay a lot of money te get the dam-fool rot that the baseball writers send about baseball players, who never do anything but go out and run around a lot and act generally like a bunch of kids at recess. There's an operator working in Houston now who can't un- derstand why he was transferred from the Marlin trick and reprimanded. All he did, he will tell you, was to delay six hours in sending a thousand-word story about how a balliplayer had broken an ankle and would be out of the game for three or four months. “A thousand words to New York about a broken ankle!’’ exclaims. “And one of these reporter fellers sets up a howl because it missed gettin’ in th’ papers until the next day' Whatta you thinka that! An’ every day men are bein’ killed in Texas, mind you, an’ they never send a word about it!”’ Darned foolishness, that’s what he thinks it is. And the other small-town operators say they think so, too. Jake told MeGraw about Tommy Marsh. “I'll be glad if you'll work with him, Jake,” said McGraw, but he'll never do. he I never saw him until he reported. A friend of mine tipped me off to him after reading about him in the Texai papers. The boy’s all right for a minor league, but he hasn't the shoulders: slow and he backs away. Jake Ryan threw out his chest. he's ‘6 OOK at me!” he demanded. Have I vot any shoulders?” “Not many,’’ McGraw admitted. “Was I a hitter, or not?’ McGraw laughed. “You never made a home run in your life.” “No,” Jake snapped. “But I ateraged .296 for 12 years, didn't I? And Ida hit better’n that if them boneheaded scorers weren't always givin’ an error if an infielder even touched a bunt that I beat out. Mac, them scorers is fierce!”’ McGraw grinned good hu.oredly. ‘Cincinnati hits, a lot of them were. You'd bunt with a man on first and the throw would go to second too late to catch the rummer. Couldn't do it now, Jake. They've abolished the Cincinnati hit.”’ “Cincinnati hits nothin’,’’ cried Jake. “You're right. The Reds always were weak. But maybe, now’ ——— “I tell you—I—I’'—— McGraw, who had forgotten for the moment's Jake's sensitive nature, was sorry for what he had said. “You were the surest place hitter there ever was in baseball,” McGraw interjected earnestiy. “I was just kid- ding. Go ahead and see what you can do for yogr son-in-law.” Jake appointed himseif Tommy's per- somal trainer, bat be found time, at McGraw's request, to work with the other recruits—all except three or four that McGraw thought particularly promising and which he kept on the squad of regulars under his direct Supervision. Tommy learned quickly. He had done a good deal of gymnasium work through the winter and was in better trim than most of the other players. “Baseball ain’t what it used to be,” Jake confided to Tommy after Jake’s Yannigans had won a five-inning game from the regulars by a score of some- thing like 12 to 8. “The pitchin’s bad. You'ti knock the daylight outa the Na- tional League. I think,” he boasted, “I could go back and tear ‘em up some myself.” Jake had played first base for the “Little Potatoes, Hard to Peel,’ as ke called his team, and had made a single every time he had come to bat. Bentley, Nehf, Scott—all of them, working care- fully to avoid sore arms had looked alike to Jake. And so did they to Tom- my, who had proved an apt pupil. Jake worked conscientiously with Tommy. The veteran backed Tommy up against a fence and farther down the fence built a pitcher’s box about two- thirds of the regulation distance away. Then, parallel to the fence, he pitched to Tommy, who had shown a tendency to pull away from the plate. Tommy couldn’t pull through the fence, and he learned not to fear the ball. Then Jake shortened Tommy’s stride. Tommy was in the habit of taking a long step and a strong swing as he struck. “A long step lowers your shoulders,” Jake explained. “It makes you a suck- er for high ones. An’ a heavy swing never does nothin’ but throw you off.’’ He got Tommy a light bat, showed him how to reverse it and to bunt as Jake had done, explaining that it made the striking end lighter. Thus it was easier to hit the ball. “But I’ve got a better chance to con- nect with the big end,’’ Tommy argued. “The handle’s too small.”’ “Son,” said Jake, “if you're certain, you hit the ball on the dead center, with the dead center of the bat; if your eye is-.good and your wrist is right, you only need the point of the bat that’s closest g the ball, don’t you?’”’ Tommy guessed so. “Then you could hit a ball as square with a lead pencil as you could with a stove pipe,” Jake said. “Go ahead and do like I tell you.”’ Tommy, like all weak hitters, was prone to wait for a base on balls, which made Jake rage. “You're in there to hit,’’ he snapped. “You'll get a base on balls about once in ten times up, if you're lucky an’ the pitcher’s afraid of you. If they gave you a hit for gettin’ a walk, then you'd hit a bad hundred per cent. ““Make ‘em pitch to you. Don't hit at bad bails, but don't let a good one go past, unless you're under orders from the manager. Try to get th’ pitcherina hole. If you get two balls an’ no strikes on you, get set an’ swing on th’ next one. That’s the ol’ pertentage ball. With two an’ nothin’ on a batter, a pitcher almost always puts the next one over. That’s the one for you to take.” Jake had another axiom. “Remember,” he said, “the pitcher’s a lot scareder than you are. You're one outa nine hitters. He’s one outa one pitcher. He’s got nine times as much to worry about as you have.’’ FEW days later Jake drifted into 4Athe writing room of the hotel, and there f-und Jim Tierney, secretary of the Giants, Jictating to the hotel stenog- rapher. Those inveterate gamblers, “A’”’ and “B,”’ never will leave Mr. Tierney alone. No matter where he goes. letters follow him asking whether the run counts and the difference between a hit and an error. As Jake entered Mr. Tierney was send- ing to a volunteer umpire in Dallas t information that the populace was per- haps right in showing a disposition to doubt the accuracy of his decision when. with the bases full, he had called the batter out because the pitcher had thrown four balls and there was no base left for the batter to take. “Address it to the City Hospital, Dal- las,”’ said Mr. Tierney. “But the letter says the game was played at Fort Worth,” the _ stenog- rapher protested. “Dallas was where they caught up with him,” the secretary explained lia- conically. He turned to Jake. “We're going to give your boy some- thing to do,” he said. “I was just talk- . ’ - i. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—Jume 28, 19254 an ing with McGraw about it. We play an exhibition game in Waco a week from Saturday. I hear Marsh is a fa- vorite there.” “It’s his home town.”’ “McGraw says he'll let him play sec- ond base. The kid’ll be a good card.” McGraw himself came into the room and Jake turned toward him, beaming. “Mac,” said Jake, ‘“‘that boy of mine will stand that town on its head. Who do we play?” he questioned. “The Sox,’ McGraw told him. “He'll make them American Leaguers look sick. He's a” He stopped suddenly. ‘“‘Which Sox?’’ he asked. “Red Sox,’ replied McGraw. “They’re going to pitch Spike McCann. He’s a Waco boy, too. Ought to draw a big crowd.” And it seemed as if he smiled a bit as he turned quickly and walked away. For days the Waco newspapers had been full of news of the forthcoming struggle between two Waco boys, the great Spike McCann, son of A. J. Mc- Cann, the popular manager of Stubble field’s grocery store, and Tommy Marsh, son of the noted Texas attorney and counselor-at-law, R. L. Marsh. No re porter neglected to mention that Tom- my was a bridegroom and that his bride would be there cheering for him. Ever since he had heard the news Jake had applied himself diligently to educating Tommy to hit the sort of pitching for which Spike was noted. Spike was tall and a bit awkward. “He never could handle a ground ball,”’ Jake said. “He's made to order for our stuff.”’ Spike was a curve-ball pitcher, like Matty. With McGraw’s consent, Jake had borrowed McGraw’s best curve-ball pitchers and had let them work against Tommy. And Tommy improved stead- ily. He was eager for a chance at Spike. “I'll do my darndest, Mr. Ryan,” he affirmed, “to show him up in his home town.” “Attaboy!’’ said Jake. “He's a swelled-up stiff an’ he'd rather show off in Waco than win a world’s series game. Go get him.”’ —~ All of Waco went to see the ggme. There wasn't a soul on the streets. A stranger in town couldn't even/have found a person to point out th¢ spot where Brann was killed. Even the? book- stores which deal in Waco’s greatest commodity—volumes of editorials from the Iconoclast—were locked ug so the clerks could go to the game. It was one of those sparkling spring days that only Texas can furnish, a blend of all the spices of winter with all the sweets of summer. Jake was there with Mr. and Mrs. Marsh and Dorothy. They sat in a bor behind the Giant bench. Jake thought he would rather not go down on the field. He wanted to keep out of Spike McCann's sight. In two short hours Jake had his re- venge. The game ended. Tommy was carried around the field on the shoul- ders of his friends. Spike McCann had slunk away with his beaten teammates. And Jake was as proud as a darky min- strel man in a green-and-gold uniform leading the band in a parade in his home town. Snike, though not in good condition, had insisted upon pitching the entire nine innings. For eight of them he held the Giants runless. In those first eight innings, only three Giants had made Morris had picked off a single, Pendleton had made a double and Tom- my Marsh, now the pride of Waco, had made two singles and a sacrifice hit. One of Tommy’s hits was a bunt of the Jake Ryan brand that Spike had been umable to field properly The other was a little loft over third, placed just as Jake used to place them. hits. In the ninth—that inning in which all the story-book events occur—with MacGregor on. third, and two bails and no strikes registered upon the umpires indicator. Tommy set himself for the ‘“‘nercentage ball’’ that Jake had told him about. It came as. per order, right in the groove, and Tommy drove it ona line over short for the hit that won the game. The Waco recruit had triumphed over the Waco veteran, hero of world’s cham- pionships! They all like to see @ youngster make good, and Waco ran amuck in celebrating Tommy's ar- rival. They finally carried him to the ‘bus that was to take the Giants to their hotel. Jake was waiting at the wagon, his face beaming. “Attaboy!” he said softly, as the (Continued on Page 13) Page Eleven.

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7 : THE EFFICIENCY EPIDEMIC By STEPHEN LEACOCK OMBETHING is happening, I regret to find. to the world in which we used to live. The poor old thing is being ‘“‘speeded up.’’ There is “efficiency” in the air. Offices open at 8 o'clock. Millionaires lunch on a baked apple. Bankers eat less than that. A coliege president ‘has declared that there are more foot pounds of energy in a glass of peptonized milk than in— something else, I forget what. Ail this is very fine. Yet somehow I fe+!.out of it. My friends are failing me. They won't sit up after midnight. The, have taken to sleeping out of doors, on porches and pergolas. Some, I understand, merely roost on plain wooden bars They rise early. They (fs. “Would wear dog harness if they thought they could work more in it.” take deep breathing. They bathe in ice water. They are no good. This change, I am sure, is excellent. It is, lam certain, just as it ought to be. I am merely saying, quietly and humbly, that Iam notin it. I am being left be- hind. Take, for example, the case of work. N MY time one hated it. It was Diewed as the natural enemy of man. Now the world has fallen in love with it. My friends, I find, take their deep breathing and their porch sleeping be- cause it makes them work better. They go for a week’s vacation in Vir- vinia not for its own sake, but because they say that when they get back, they can work better. I know a man who wears very loose boots because he can work better in them, and another who wears only soft shirts because he can work better in a soft shirt. There are plenty of men now who would wear dog- harness if they thought they could work more in it. F I know another man who walks away out into the country every Sunday; not that he likes the country; he wouldn’t recognize a bumble bee if he saw it; but he claims that if he walks on Sunday his head is as clear as a bell for work on Monday. Against work itself I say nothing. But I sometimes wonder if I stand alone in this thing. Am I the only person left who does hate it? OR is- work all. Take food. I ad- i Nmit here and now that the lunch I like best—-I mean for an ordinary plain lunch, not a party—is a beefsteak about one foot square and two inches thick. Can I work on it? No, I can’t. But lI can work in spite of it. That is as much as one used to ask, 25 years ago. Yet now I find that all my friends boast ostentatiously about the meager lunch they eat. One tells me that he finds a glass of milk and a prune is quite as much as he cares to take. An- other says that a dry biscuit and a glass of water is all that his brain will stand. One lunches on the white of an egg. Another eats merely the yolk. I have only two friends left who con eat a whole egg at a time. I understand that the fear of these men is that if they eat more than an egg or a biscuit, they will feel heavy after lunch. Why they object to feel- ing heavy, I do not know. Personally, I enjoy it. I like nothing better than to sit around after a heavy lunch with a EE 5 a ne vein — - + Af e =|} —— ae CS nannies $$ = “a \) So “Some roost on wooden bars.” half-dozen heavy friends, smoking heavy cigars. I am well aware that that is wicked. OR is food all, nor drink, nor work, jen open air. There has spread abroad along with the so-called physical efficiency a perfect passion for informa- tion. Somehow, if a man’s stomach is empty and his head clear as a bell, and if he won’t drink and won’t smoke, he reaches out for information. He wants facts. He reads the newspapers clean through. He clamors for articles filled with statistics about illiteracy and alien immigration and the tonnage per- centage of battleships to be scrapped in the next disarmament conference. I know quite a lot of men who bought the new encyclopedias, and what is more, they read them. They sit in their apartments at night with a glass of water at their elbow reading the en- cyclopedia. They say that it is literally filled with facts. Other men spend their time reading the Statistical Abstract of the United States (they say the figures in it are great) and the Acts of Con- gress, and the list of Presidents since Washington (or was it Washington?). PENDING their evenings thus, ang topping it off with a cold boiled prune, and sleeping out in the snow, they go to work in the morning, so they tell me, with a positive sense of exhila. ration. I have no doubt that they do, But for me, I confess that once anfé for all Iam out of it. I am left behind, Add to it all such rising dangers ag night and morning exercise, and the re duction to standard weight, daylight saving, and bigger and better breathing, together with eugenic marriage, the int tiative and referendum, and the duty of the citizen to take an intelligent inter est in politics—and I admit that I shall not be sorry to go away from here, But before I do go, I have one hope: I understand that down in Haiti things. are more considerately ordered. Bull fights, cock fights, dog fights, are open- ly permitted. Business never begins till 11 in the morning. Everybody sleeps. 4 after lunch, and the cafes remain open all night. In fact, the general efficiency so they tell me is less perceptible in Haiti than it has been anywhere sines the time of Nero. Me.for Haiti. (Copyright. ) MAP OF UNITED STATES WILL COVER A WHOLE ACRE HE recent passage of an author- ization bill by Congress enables the Government to carry to com- pletion the largest and most comprehensive map of the United States —a great mother map that will repre- sent, when completed, 20 years from now, an accurate topographical survey of every square inch of the vast terri- tory that comprises the United States. This great map—the largest in the world—will not be in one piece, but will be composed of 6000 sections which, if placed together in one big pattern, would cover more than an acre of ground. So complete in every detail will it be, says Popular Science Monthly for July, that anybody living in any sec- tion of the country. will be able to find on the proper sheet the exact location of his house. Delicate contour lines will draw the picture of the country’s hills and valleys, plains and mountain ranges, canyons and waterways—even its man-made landmarks. Work on the survey for the map be- gan in 1879 and has progressed slowly, held back by the lack of appropriations. Now, however, Congress has authorized the completion of the work and the ap- propriation of $950,000 for the survey in the first year. The total expenditure is estimated at $49,200,000. Future Men May Live a Thousand Years pow: day man, on the average, lacks only 12 years of achieving the Biblical span of “‘three score and ten.”’ That is to say, a baby born today should live for 58 years, 20 years more than the average contemporary of George Washington lived and twice as long as tiie average person lived at the time of Shakspeare. And, thanks to the efforts of science in combating disease, the av- erage span of life is increasing every year Wiil science in time succeed in pro- longing the average life until, like Me- thuselah, we measure our lives by cen- turies instead of years? This is the question raised in the July issue Of Popular Science Monthly, which points to recent statements by eminent scientists that suggest an even more astounding possibility, mamely, that science some day may succeed in caus- ing men to live forever! One of the statements comes from Professor Fritz Haber, noted German chemist, who expresses his belief that men may learn to live for ten centuries or more. In the human body, he says, are various essential cher.ical agents known as ‘‘enzymes.”’ These, he de- clares, eventually deteriorate, causing death. It is more than a theoretical possibility, he says, that science can supply substances that will prevent these important chemical agents from wearing out and that human life can be prolonged as long as the old enzymes are replaced. Doctor Raymond Pearl, distinguished scientist of Johns Hopkins University, is another who believes old age may be conquered. Oid age, he says, may be caused by a still undiscovered chemical substance—a poison—that finds its way into the blood and attacks the body cells. What we call death, he believes, does not occur until various parts of the body have surrendered one by one to the poison. Modern science in many ways will aid in completing the map. Aerial photog: raphy will play an important part. The mapping plane, carrying a photographer te equipped with a panoramic camera, filles at an altitude of about 12,000 feet, and” pictures are taken often enough so that they overlap. Then definite locations of known points are marked accurately on tracing linen as a guide in fitting the aerial photographs. | The survey will be a history in itself,’ Every line of the map will reveal much® of romance and adventure for those who have had a part in its making. For example, a group of tiny lines defines the contour of Mount McKinley. ° Yet to obtain them, a company of men have struggled up the white heights, — ” laboriously packing surveyor’s equip ment, and have pitted their strength and wit aginst the forces of nature. Agala, there is designated on the map a minute area marked ‘“‘Mojave.” Under a buri- ing sun another company ‘as spent many hours in the desert sighting and marking. It is a tremendous undertaking. Yet when the last square inch of our vast country has been surveyed, there will have been completed a treasure charé | of priceless value. of iis lieutenants—an upraised hand. “Madame Lemarche herself!’’ the Licutenant exclaimed in a whisper. ““Her emeralds! Lifted entire from her neck! It was while she was saying adieu to important friends that she missed them. It was but a minute ago.” Inspector Duane gave ‘his orders tersely. ‘“‘Biock the doors!”’ An instant later every detective in the house had caught the signal from some other one—the upraised arm. A deter- mined form bulked in each doorway that opened from one room into an- other. Guests who happened to be in the halls were politely but firmly asked, Page Twelve. The Duke and the Pretty Girl Thief (Continued from Page 3) when they attempted to pass out, or into a room, to remain in the halls. Couples caught flirting in the palm- room, in hidden corners, suddenly were showered by a flood of light and gently made to stand discovered—and to re- main. Within a minute after Mme. Le- marche had whispered of her loss to the nearest man she could recognize as an agent of the Surete, all of her ‘guests were penned in rooms from which they could not emerge... Inspector Duane himself announced: “A theft has been committed. The emeralds of Mme. Lemarche have been taken from her neck. It is proper to as- sume the thief still among us. For a brief time, and with apologies of the po- lice and of madame, you all will be in- conventenced!" HE commotion the announcement caused did not perturb Inspector Du- ane. Hie was grimly determined to identify the thief, and was confident that she, or he, was still in the house. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 28, 1925. With his assistants he began @ 8y® tematic inspection of guests. Men and women whom the knew—famous mea and women of wealth and high place— he respectfully gave into charge of aa assistant, one by one, and these were escorted at once to their cars. Perhaps. | women of Parisian society had never. Known before how coldly the unimpres - sionable police estimate some of them individually, for there were some, that night, who had occasion to be fearfully indignant when the Inspector bowed coldly to their demands to be passed out, and refused them. One of those oe asked, politely, if they would not wish to depart at once, with the compl — P S ms . f ve vy ‘ Ss and regrets of the police, was His the Duke of Manchester, who had come over from London to attend the Lemarche ball. The Duke smiled whim- sically at the Inspector. “If you don't mind,”’ he said, “I'd like awfully to remain for the moment. But, if I may, ! should like to join the group of guests in the library and await your developments there.’’. “With pleasure, your grace!” the In- ments Grace spector replied. ‘Your grace is inter- . ested, perhaps, to sée how we shall han- dle this matter?” “Yes, very much,”’ the Duke observed, and the Inspector was puzzled again by the whimsical smile around “Manches- ter’s’’ lips. The official escorted him into the library and notified the agents in charge of the guests in that room to permit him to pass out at his pleasure. The ¢hirteenth ranking Duke of the British realm is one to whom the police of Europe are invariably courteous, A bevy of women agents shortly ar- rived from the Police Bureau. Calmly Inspector Duane announced that as a matter of duty each woman present should permit herself to be interrogated alone in a room set aside for the pur- pose. Scores of madame's intimate friends, who, like the Duke of Man- chester, declined to leave the house, at once voiced their approval of this pro- posal and submitted themselves. Many less known guests demurred, but the po- lice were obdurate. Men and women alike must submit to search and exam- ination. The proceedings occupied more than three hours. At the end of this time, when every man and woman who was not of such high standing as to be whol- ly above suspicion had been carefully searched, Inspector Duane was discon- solate. His elaborate plan had miscar- ried. The thief had escaped in a man- ner that made an astounding mystery. . THE meantime the Duke of Man- chester had displayed his gallantry to many of the women in the library in the fashion so gracefully his. He helped them to make a jest of their wounded feelings, and dissuaded some of the more haughty ones from their purpose of defying the authority of the police. To one young woman, a Bel- gian whose own jewels were lavish, and crowd tossed Tommy into his arms. “Attaboy!”’ and he helped him toward the bus, where grinning Giants reached out hands to help the youth who won the battle of Waco OMMY was getting into his street clothing at the hotel when McGraw entered the room, “I wish you'd come up to my room when you're dressed,’’ said McGraw. “Your father is down in front in his car, waiting to take you home, but I want to see you first.’’ Tommy dressed hastily, breathlessly. His chest was swelling with the knowl- edge of deeds well done when he knocked upon the door of McGraw's room, “Sit down, Tom,” said McGraw. Tommy dropped into a chair, think- ing of things he would say in answer to McGraw’'s words of praise. Perhaps the Giant manager was going to offer him a three-year contract! Should he sign it or not? He decided he would wait and talk it over with Dorothy. ‘Listen to me, son,”’ McGraw was say- ing, quietly. “I’m your friend, a better friend than Jake Ryan is. You had a great day today. You set yourself solid with Waco. If you had been a failure it would have been. easier for me to say what I’m going to say. But probably then I wouldn't have said it.”’ Tommy smiled indufrently. - “My head isn’t swelled, Mr. McGraw,” he assured him. “I don't believe it is. Listen!. It's a hard thing to tell you, but it’s the best thing for you. Now is the time for it to come.” “Go ahead.” “You won't do in major-league base- ball.”’ Tommy's heart jumped into iis throat. His chest was tight. He could bot breathe. His jaw dropped. “I know baseball players pretty well,” McGraw continued. “I knew from the Start that no amount of training would make a ballplayer out of you. You're &® good infielder. But the bushes are full of them. The trouble is that you'll never make a hitter. You're not built that way.” “But Mr. Ryan” Tommy began, helplessly, His knees were trembling who grace in th her | that asa thro youn she f that laug soun ed sort vent “~ w ch

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{pli ig teint Mh mT LVL Wil} We eir evenings thus, and off with a cold boiled bing out im the snow, in the morning, so they positive semse of exhila- no doubt that they do. I confess that once ang of it. Iam left behind. such rising dangers ag bing exercise, and the re- ndard weight, daylight ger and better breathing, eugenic marriage, the ini- erendum, and the dutr of take an intelligent inter- and I admit that I shall to go away from here. I do go, I have one hope- t down in Haiti things iderately ordered. Bull hts, dog fights, are open- Business never begins till ting. Everybody sleeps d the cafes remain open fact, the genera! efficiency Me is less perceptible in has been anywhere since ro. Me.for Haiti. Coprright. | ACRE ce in many ways will aid the map. Aerial photog- ay an important part. The @, carrying a photographer } @ panoramic camera, flies Sof about 12.000 feet, and Aken often enough so that hen definite locations of are marked accurately on as a guide in fitting the raps. will be a history in itself. the map will reveal much and adventure for those i a part in its making je. a group of tiny lines mtour of Mount McKinley. _them, a company of men ed up the white heights, tacking surveyor'’s equip- re pitted their strength and he forces of nature. Again, Hated on the map a minute “Mojave.” Under a burn- her company ‘ias spent in the desert sighting and pendous undertaking. Yet t square inch of our vast been surverved, there will mpleted a treasure chart falus eisiants he began a sy? ction of guests. Men and ho he knew—famous men f ot and high place-— ly gavetinto charge of aa b by otie, and these were bce to their cars Perhaps arisian: society had never t how coldly the unimpres- fe estimate some of them for there were some, that d orrasion to be fearfull¥ mn the Inspector bowed iid demands to'be passed used them One of those fir, if ther would not t at once, with the compli- At ee at} 4) ; um i BAA id) ~ -~7 e +h r ) gents and regrets of the police, was His Grace the Duke of Manchester, who had eome over from London to attend the Lemarche ball. The Duke emiled whim- sically at tb Inspector. “Wf you don't mind, e said. “I'd like awfully to remain for the moment. But, wee may, I should like to join the group ef guests in the library and await your dJevelopm: nts re.”’ "With pieasur rour gract the In gpector repiied Your grace is inter- ested, Perhaps, to see DOW We shaii fan- gdje this matt “Yos, very mucn Duke observed. and the Inspector was pudzied again by the whimsical smile around © Manches- ter’s’’ lips The official escorted him into the library and notified tae agents is charge of the guests in that room to >” " > permit him to pass out a is asure. The @hirteenth ranking Duk yf t British realm is one to whom the police ef Europe are invariably court A bevy of women ag s si sived from the Police Bureau. Calmly Inspector Duane announced that as a matter of duty each woman present ghou!d permit herself to be interrogated gione in a room set aside for the pur- pose. Scores of madame's intimate friends, who, like the Duke of Man- chester, declined to leave the house, at ence voiced their approval of this pro- posal and submitted themselves. Many less known guests demurred, but the Do- liee were obdurate. Men and women alike must suDmit to search and exam- ination. The proceedings occupied more than three hours. At the end of this time. when every man and woman who was pot of such high standing as to be whol- ly above suspicion had. been carefully searched. Inspector Duane was d yn- solate. His elaborate plan had miscar- ; ~~ ried. The thief had escaped in a man- ner that mad an astounding mystery. ‘s AS N THE meantime the Duke of Man- soe had displayed his gallantry to many of the women in the library in the fashion s0 gracefully his. He helped them to make a jest of their wounded feelings, and dissuaded some of the more haughty ones from their purpose of defying the authority of the police. To one young woman, a Bel- gian whose own jewels were lavish, and who was particularly harming his grace was especially attentive. Earlier in the evening he had been presented to her in the ballroom. He remembered that Mme. Lemarche had spoken of her as a Baroness—bDearer of a German title through marriage, when she was very ounc, t 1 Teut Her own family, she found O¢casion [oo sav, was one well! 7 "YO i1D Liezg Beil gia? ortress a T ’ no” Rar: = : =¢ y a . k Ww 1imos very “ne ad ii } mucd in P s, London and Berli - said, and | not a lowe d rsWhiée who d to interfere with her social d : V a 4 Bar S r ned from her own : ce ¥ 1 womar rent of | was smiling-zg ind in- lj dato h y , af - 4 ‘ XD ~ T Dul went u to her a and : - - - * 4 Inspector Dua % n was con- vyineed t®ere was nothing mo! to be done, appeared at the iibrary door and giumly announced that the cuests would not be inconvenienced longer: that all might depart. The emeralds, he said, remained quite stolen. “You have my condolence,’ Man- chester said to the Inspector. “And also, I am sure, the Baroness here will express her chagrin. She has been pe- euliarly interested in the events tonight, I am sure.’’ OMETHING in Manchester’ whim- ws al manner puzzled the Inspector. While the Duke w | he saw, too, that she shot a k with something of fright in it at grace of Engiand “Of course I an interested,” the ‘oung Baroness agreed, with a bright- - + t ness that sounded hollow to the Inspec- tor, who was conscious now of some mysterious tableau shaping before him. “We women are disappointed that our Willingness to obey the gentiemen of the police has been so fruitiess!’’ She laughed a little, but the laugh did not sound right to the Inspector. “Madame has seen something of this sort happen before?” the police official ventured. “Ob, no, monsieur!’’ the young wom- an exclaimed. “I cannot remember ever having participated in such an extraor- dinary occasion. I am dreadfully sorry for my friend, Mme. Lemarch: “Ah, madame, my memory is better than vours,’’ the Duke of Manchester in- terrupted. “And mine is a deserving tribute to your beautiful charm, dear ¢ adamé Wo Our | > fu ness is a Sign of Ww iS a i\ ry na go across t i pre wom in’s lifts May I are my triumy with our friend, the Inspect r an him how I hav m h« gd thr hout the evening w ( mada forz at not tnree irs azo she was Ss iz abd as to kiss n n Berlin Or did you really fore: madam Now th Inspector was ir ») do t ahout the idow on the girl's f and the fright ir r eves 4nd the Duke was not wh noe hut rather ard and i W \ PrP frace exXpia n? The In- spector asked, shortly. There is a play of son kind Your gra is not mere | “NO man should explain a kiss when the lady forgets it,”’ Manchester re- turned, his eyes on those of the Baron- ess. He added, then: “But I may sug- gest that you confer very earnestly with Madame la Baroness, again in private erhaps. Since you have found no on: else who knows of the emeralds, it is possible she mar!” Inspector Duane's fingers fluttered at the girl’s wrists. “If you please, Madame la Baroness!” he said. She was very haughty and protestant when she faced a circle of police agents and Inspector Duane in the 0»private room. Of Manchester and his memory she deciared: ‘He is just a silly f00 and flatters himself' [| have not beer in Berlin since the Baron’s deat HE flung at the police a list of her friends and social connections, and of powerful relatives in Belgium. She even mentioned Ambassador Herrick, who, when reached by telephone, agreed that he knew the Baroness, but much more slightly than she had claimed: only as one he remembered as having been at the home of Mme. Bourget when the diamond tiara disappeared. Others of her acquaintances, strangely, knew scarcely more about her, beyond that she seemed to have a social cachet: principally because of her be.giat Inspector Duane was bothered a bit by the undoubted social standing, but he was convinced that the long-sought > +) ’ A 7 . " hief stood before him, her own throa blazing with -diamonds. Despit giris protests he order 1 that at ha mfined in « if tl Lemar bed- rooms, with a woman agent of police Os er dsid: T + niz ts commun rions yw I n B gium dis 2) 4 d 4 7 Baroness” was quite a fraud. §$!} Kas daughter of a butcher qd had n iva ot too romantita r f not long a r the war From Be r before dawn. t wir s br gnt an answe to t! des ion of he Oo C the Paris police ferr Man- sters whims! i referer? a TY r wi V() iT ou ~ , iis message read is most shiv Eon > | D ‘Ssart, }t Wei thle f. whe ob iIneg ©OCla al juaintance here hy for ed identification documents and redene- fia's She was detected in the t er of jewels at a function in Berlin by Man- ester, who suspected her and discov- ered the stolen jewelry concealed in her nair There is some recollection that he conducted himself toward her in a fond manner with intent to prov: is suspicions. Manchester undoubtedly would be correct in his identificati@’ The Duke himself would neirher cone firm nor deny the Berlin message It is sufficient, Inspector,’ he insisted, *? ° 7 - " yp? WOH e nee ree” wt ~ +e ee * tt : ae. i¢ : 7 ¢

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ta a he nas _— or oe oe Bee. eee % SS EE ———-— alti for literature on Hawaii. They drove him wild. Finally the league couldn't stand for it any longer. Jake couldn't stand the gaff that a real umpire takes as a matter of course. He was a great ballplayer, but he was too worn out to be an umpire. So Jake and the League separated. That's all the story.”’ OMMY smiled in spite of himself. He rose wearily. “I’m glad you told me,” he said. “It makes it a little easier to stand. You're right, Mr. McGraw. I was afraid all the time I didn’t have the stuff, but I did want to make good for my father’s sake and for Mr. Ryan's. Now that I think of it I guess I'll be just as happy as a lawyer as I would have been as a ball- player.”’ “Certainly you will,”’ said McGraw. Probably if your ‘loving friends’ hadn't urged you on so much you never would have tackled baseball. But you've made good for Jake and you’re a hero to your father. You’re just married. It would have been a tough life for your wife, just married and all that.”’ “T hate like the dickens to tell them.” ‘“Don’t!’’ McGraw exclaimed. ‘‘What- ever you do, don’t do that! Don’t break the news to Jake! Let him think hé got his revenge on Spike through you. It will make him happy the rest of his life. And your father—weil, you might tell your mother. I bet she can fix it.” “tt doesn’t seem fair—my having a reputation that I don’t deserve.” “Don’t worry about that,’’ said Mc- Graw, firmly. ‘In baseball you're a hero only for 24 hours. In a week Waco will have forgotten all about to- day's game.”’ Tommy wrung McGraw’s hand. “Thanks,” said Tommy. “Me for the law office. I'll go down now and break the news.’’ “Attaboy!”’ said McGraw. Tommy started toward the door and turned. “T’d better telephone home and have mother take that ukulele of mine off the piano,”’ he grinned, in a weak at- tempt to appear cheerful. He paused, his brow wrinkled. ‘‘Mr. Ryan said Mc- Cann lied about him. That was true, wasn’t it? Mr. Ryan didn't play a uku- lele, did he?”’ “No,” McGraw affirmed. “McCann did lie. It wasn’t a ukulele—it was a guitar.’’ Tommy smiled in spite of the sorrow that weighed heavy upon his heart. ““Good-by,”” he said again. “I know it will be all right. I'll tell Dorothy all about it. Mr. McGraw,” he said, in a burst of boyish confidence, “I'yg most wonderful pal in the we al wife. She's the finest, the briehuu most sensible person on earth, [4 you could meet her.” s “I wish I could,” said McGraw, “I'm going home and tell her ; about it—everything, and just : * he Parasol Ants, COMMUNITY of parasol ants, re- ment of ri cently installed at the zoo, have Recently been made to carry on their mar- “morning 1} Py. 7 ; Nae _ Z going to do. I don’t care what anwhe *-elous work by day ene ee nee else says.”” He blushed and hig @ * night, for the benefit o 7 ors. plied = were shiny with tears. “I know me ants grow mushrooms in subter-' given ca she'll say, and when she says it, en beds, manuring these with cir- ing of _ thing will be all right.’’ a portions of leaves cut by them eaten “What will she say?’ McGraw rose bushes specially for the pur- food subst “She'll say’’—he drawled the and by carrying the leaf dises over im the mor as if he loved every syllable, “ghe’l] es ue heads they have earned the name This bas ‘Attaboy!’”’ og | 5] ants, says the London Chrom- ants may | And as if he were ashamed of && ryimg thell emotion he had expressed, he th After tire nest had been set up, not a What t open the door and rushed out. ant showed itself above ground anabie to: the day—much to the disappoint- the mast (Copyright.) The Romance of the Boy Emperor of China ND so the time passed quickly and fad long after his mother’s death Pu-Yi again was looking for a wife. He seems to have had his way this time. There was no meeting, no courtship such as is known in Occidental lands. Buta amdeparture that is almost the same thing was made in the choice of an Empress. Pu-Yi held a beauty contest! He ordered the 12 most beautiful Manchu Princesses in all China to have their photographs taken and presented to him. Thus, after due consideration, the Boy Emperor chose Princess Kuo Chia Si of the obscure house of Jung, daughter of Major-General Yung Yuan and granddaughter of General Chang Hsun, both of princely Manchu blood. And the match was regarded as a love affair. Descriptions of the little Princess de- clare she is the most beautiful Manchu girl in all the world. She is small and slender. Being a Manchu, she does not bind her feet, which, however, are nat- urally small. The Empress is quite modern in one respect at least, for, also because she is a Manchu, she uses cos- metics, including rouge, quite freely. The law of the Ching dynasty rules that only Manchus may become the wife of the Emperor, since the Ching family is a Manchu family that conquered China proper several centuries ago. The Empress has hair of the jet-black sort so prized in the Orient. It is long and luxuriant, reaching to her knees and, therefore, it being her pride, it is doubtful whether she would bob it, even were she to get to America some day, as she wishes to do. Her features are well formed, the nose being almost aqueline. Her eyes are large and brown, gazing out from behind shelter- ing, heavy lashes. They are not slant- ing, at least not at the exaggerated angle given all Chinese in the pictures of these Orientals in the West. Her face is oval, with a softly rounded chin. She would be charming anywhere and, judged by Oriental standards, is indeed beautiful. N THE early hours before dawn of Dec. 1, 1922, they were married. Such pomp and splendor seldom are seen anywhere. The little Princess came to her lover carried over the yellow- sanded pathway through the Great East Gate of the Forbidden City. Yellow lanterns flickered in the darkness and a yellow moon on the wane peered down with half an eye on the proceedings. From the top of the dragon chair of yellow silk in which-she rode, a golden Phoenix, symbol of the Empress of (Continued From Page 5.) China, spread its wings. She sat be- hind the drawn curtains that her face might be veiled from the public gaze, and 32 sturdy men carried her from her father’s house to the palace. Golden sand along the way, yellow silk every- where—for yellow is the “royal purple” of China—an event of such magnifi- cence could take place only in old Pe- kin. And a few blocks away—for Pe- kin is a city of contrasts—the foreign colony of Western devils still reveled to the strains of a jazz orchestra at a mod- ern hotel in observance of a St. An- drew's ball. The marriage rites themselves were simple. The Empress and her Emperor sat side by side on the Dragon Bed, he on the left and she on the right. They exchanged golden cups containing wine, and pieces of soft wheat bread. The ritual is symbolic of long life and a blessing on posterity. Thus it has been done in the past. And-.thus it may be done in future, although it hardly seems likely. At any rate, for a time the imperial family of Ta Ching is not to die out. The Emperor before Hsuan Tung was his uncle, Kuang Ksu. Prince Chun was the brother of Kuang Hsu and hus- band of the daughter of Jung Loh, first cousin of the old Empress Dowager. The Emperor Juang Hsu and the Empress Dowager died. Hsuan Tung succeeded to the throne with his own father, Prince Chun, as Regent. Kuang Hsu’s wife succeeded to the title of the Empress Dowager and later supplanted Prince Chun as Regent, holding this post at the time of the ab- dication in 1912. When she died this left Chin Fei, the Golden Concubine, as head of the women of the -imperial household. She was virtually supreme in deciding the life of the Boy Emperor, since his own father and mother did not live inside the Forbidden City. Chin Fei, of good blood but not of the imperial clan, insisting on dictating the life of Henry Pu-Yi and her position gave her such authority that she could override the wishes of his own father and mother. It was the quarrel with Chin Fei that resulted in the death of Princess Chun, the Boy Emperor’s mother, as already told. Following the death of the young Empress Dowager Chin Fei ruled su- preme.- However, the marriage of the Boy Emperor put an end to her regime. The wife is always superior to the con- cubine and the young Empress _ took precedence over Chin Fei. What does the Boy Emperor want to do now? He says he wants to travel and see the world. The web of intrigue about him in his own country makes it imperative that he get away as soon as possible. Whether he plans or his friends plan to put him on the unstable throne again is conjectural. He is not generally believed to have the slightest desire to restore the monarchy. He was too young when he abdicated, through the Empress Dowager, to have had a taste of power. His one opportunity to realize what the life of an Emperor consists of was in 1917 when the mon- archial leader. Chang Hsun, performed his coup d'etat by which the empire was restored to Pekin for a few days. ENRY PU-YI still holds the respect of many of his people. The terms of his abdication were not unpleasant. Three decrees were issued by Lung Yu, the young Empress Dowager, who then was Regent. In the final terms of abdi- cation the Emperor retained his title and was guaranteed by the republic the same respect due a foreign sovereign. He was to receive $4,000,000 (silver), which is about $2,000,000 a year, as compensation from the Government— not a bad pay check. But he rarely if ever got anything from the shifting Government in the republic. He has had a hard time financially in recent years. He retained his private property by the abdication terms. This kept his court in the Forbidden City going. He had to sell a great deal of the timber and other valuable things to continue, and the throne also received gifts from loyalists from time to time. Even these, they say, have stopped now. This is said to be the reason why Henry and Elizabeth-are in Tientsin for the time being. They are “broke” and can't go anywhere else, so they say. In Japan, where Henry planned to visit, notice was given that he would be re- ceived only as an ordinary citizen and that he would have to stay at hotels anywhere he went in this country. Japan has universal manhood suffrage now, you know, and all sorts of democratic ideas. Henry apparently had expected better treatment from his old friends over here. At any rate, he hasn’t come over, officially, at least. Incognito and disguised is something else again. Pos- sibly. But hardly probably. No, in all probability Henry and Elizabeth are sojourning in Tientsin and thinking of the days when they strolled about the Forbidden City’s high pink-walled, narrow avenues and had some semblance, at least, of being somebody. And back in Pekin whence they came the intriguing thought con- Was Robins veyed by the Forbidden City hag to mean naught. The time ig gog? distant, some believe, when the priva and intimate place of retirement af# Manchu Emperors will be but anethe sight for tourists. The alluring obscurity-is being dragged from the of another historic spot of the » and the avid public gaze will t shreds the last remnant of really bidden territory. B t the Spaniards had removed ap gold. Except for “jars of wine =o i brandy in great plenty” there was and of value found. Only two of k ers’ men had been wounded, one of m by a shot from his own pinnace. | ’P THE river the pirates pursued the tugees, looking for loot,, Selkirk | 4 been one of the attacking party, for ‘was given command of one of the =uing boats. Above at one landing found “above a dozen handsome, : young women, well dress'd and hair tied with ribbands very neat- —s ee CoLpiars invaded the innermost ga aces at the order of the “Christ General” last fall. Then a commas was established with the avowed m pose to “take inventory” of the a ures of the old rulers—the | things of a powerful dynasty. Ag sult, palace porcelains are being the curio fairs and stores of F diers are carting out packing - taining untold treasures taken from! palaces. aa The courtyards are empty save’ tremendous urns, a few litters used the retinue, at one place a § chi gorgeously lined with shining #§ silk, used by the former Empe these are all that remains in sight ter desolation. Glory vanished ¥ trace. Tenebrous calm. A vast chre of a dead dynasty. A dead sy of rule. An ancient conception” buried. The people are supreme, } grow over the smaller courts, we the flagged stone courtyards. ~~ Soldiers guard the place. a be bandits in a new role. A soldi day, a bandit the next, is the China. Or vice versa. They the final vestige of charm. Gray ruffians. Visions of Rome. Yast Destruction and chaos. What Wilh come of China? — The factions are in the midst é other comic-opera war. Consta t marks the so-called Republic. The ple are tiring of this ineffectual att to be ruled along Western ideas. are beginning to feel that it Bg many other novelties invented by” foreign barbarians outside the 4 wall. You can’t tell what they Wi, those Chinese. Pie But some day they are going | ) we tle this business at Pekin, one @ays | the other. They wait a long time @ ADVERTISEMENT suffer much. In the end they usu sig separate the wheat from the ft j : | ) ty effectually. They want peace. v1 RADIUM AT | had centuries of peace until the THE DOOR OF HE GREAT UNKNOWN? #2". tion. That is a thought that com the countless millions now under the costly heel of the mi you are sick and want to Get Well Keep Well, write for literature that How and Why this almost unknown ——— eS __ aan _ TN re * ° ra me > . i | ry : : PTE = lations against that particular protein. Like hay fever; there is a hereditary tendency in asthma. This troublesome disease sometimes dates back to a heavy cold in the head and chest. The symptoms are caused by excessive sus- ceptibility of the bronchial mucous membrane to certain proteins, dust, bac- teria, or emanations from animals— usually ‘horses. Most of these suffer- ers are sensitive to some protein, the identity of which must be discovered in order that the patient may keep away from it. The majority of these cases are benefited by injections of vaccine. In coping with colds, the most popu- lar constitutional treatment always has been some method, and there are many, of making the patient sweat. Modern medicine has discovered nothing bet- ter than the old-fashioned way of our Page Fourteen. Preventing Is Easier Than Curing Colds * (Continued from Page 6) grandmothers, writes Dr. Cecil. The patient takes a ‘hot bath or a hoot foot bath, which should be con- tinued for 20 or 30 minutes. He then drinks a hot lemonade, to which may be added a tablespoonful of brandy or whisky, and follows that with a 10- grain Dover's powder. Then he goes to bed with two or three extra blankets over him. It often happens that the pa- tient awakens in the morning complete- ly free from symptoms. Concerning the chlorin treatment for colds which has been taken by President Coolidge and other prominent persons, Dr. Cecil says the reports have been so conflicting that he hesitates to pass judgment. It may prove to be of help in some of the early cases, but of doubt- ful value in those which have passed to the more advanced stage. Some physicians advocate the use of vaccines in the treatment of colds. In some cases an injection has a very bene- ficial effect, but in others it fails. Vac- cines also are employed in cold preven- tion but the hypodermic injections must be given every week or 10 days through the winter and spring months, without interruption. If discontinued the im- munity soon vanishes, probably in two or three weeks. A method which has been successfully used in recent years by many physicians, including the author, is to immunize the patient with | a vaccine prepared from the bacteria in his own throat—called an autogenous vaccine. Dr. Cecil's advice on the treatment of colds, summarized: Rest in bed, or at least indoors. Take a hot bath or a hot foot bath, a Dover's powder and a hot drink, and sleep under two extra blankets. Avoid any exposure Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 28, 1925. And Henry Pu-Yi, a likable 90 wonderful new element brings relief chap, is sojourning idly in Tile 80 many sufferers from Constipation, Imati Sciatica, Gout, Neuritl algia,” Nervous Prostration, H . od Pressure and diseases of the Stom- Heart, Lungs, Liver, eys, and ° r ailment#. You wear Degnen's Radio- to cold. Take five to ten grains e Solar Pad day and n receivin Radio-Active Rays con system, causing a healthy overcoming slugs! f impurities and restoring the rin to relieve discomfort, and after three or four hours if Try to check the infection by : plications of 25 per cent argyral. @ some mild laxative. Stick to @ diet. If you feel feverish, call family physician. Do not tine activities of life until your @ over. If the cold hangs on, week or 10 days, consult a throat specialist. CLASSIFIED WERE you ever offered a grocery store? @ Osition is better. You can handle oar, ceries as well as radio sets, painta automobile oils and tirve with no rent money invested: take la orters f Goods are guaranteed and proven experience not necessary. Steady, ft for ‘‘workere." Addreas HITC Dept. 210, Chicago, Dl, Relerwace; AQ company.

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byish confidence, “‘]' ye got ferful pal in the world—», ‘8 the finest, the brightest. ble person on earth. s perso se Parasol Ants, Which Raise Mushrooms ata no eer a cOMMUNITY of parasol ants, re- ment of visitors. leaves into balls which, acted upon by ager ype gpneniadeg BA cently installed at the zoo, have Recently, the keeper noticed each damp heat, eventually become a spongy byerything. and duat a a nl een made to carry on their mar- “morning that fresh pieces of leaves had mass suited te the growth of the fungus = I don't care what ar m s work by day shifts instead been cut from the rose branches sup- —Rozites gongylophora. anybody | for the benefit of visitors. plied them, and that the orange pith It is stated that when the ants have 4 lie | lushed bs i - ' . ond dep ge dlbeos eyeg © guts grow mushrooms in subter- given the ants as food, pending the rais- formed a new bed it is inoculated with and when she says it ae We, pods, manuring these with cir- ing of their mushroom crops, had been mycelium threads from the old bed, Se al) richt.”’ it of leaves cut by them eaten. So, instead of introducing the after the fashion of human mushroom 4 bushes specially for the pur- food substitute each evening, he did so growers. py carrying the leaf dises over im the morning, taking it away at night. The larger workers undertake the they have earned the name This has proved so effective that the task of constructing the beds. The ants, says thie London Chron- ants may now be seen cutting and car- green leaves are brought te them, and rying their “parasols” daily. they cut them into shreds, cleaning te nest had been set up, nota What the visitor is, unfortunately, each by licking it, then rolling it into ant showed itself above ground unable to see is the work below grornd, a little pellet and throwing it upon the the day—-much to the disappoint- the masticating and rolling of the heap. ili she say?" McGraw asked, ‘ Bay —he drawled the word © bved every syllable. “she’]] say * . if he were ashamed of the be had expressed, he threw oor and rushed out. | 2° ‘ —— (Copyright. ) ° 0 [Pi one ba 4 i | Was Robinson Crusoe a Pirate? (Continued From Page 39.) Tye i ee the Forbidden City has come ught. The time is not fag the Spaniards had removed ly, from whom the men got several gold ander Selkirk was landed on his desert bme believe, when the private, ‘gold. Except for “jars of wine chains, etc., but were otherwise so civil isle. + alee to them that the ladies offer’d to dress c= te place of retirement of the y in great plenty” there was | ILLIAM, the Indian, had a gun, a; Sos mperors will be but another “ie em victuals and brought ‘em a cask of knife, a small horn of powder and} tie? ’ ound. Only two of ~ —— * . . good liquor. a few shot when he was left behind, meno had been wounded, one © “This I mention,”’ Savs Capt. Rogers, while hunting, as his comrades fled. a shot from his own pinnace. “as a proof of our sailor's modesty and which ammunition “being spent,” says ) .. out of respect to Mr. Selkirk, late Gov- Dampier, “he contrived a way by notch-| Seedies Mesriae & THE river the pirates pursued the ernour of Juan Fernandez, and Mr. Com- ing his knife to saw the barrel of his| S™* D785 Om ama, Nom =o ero me looking for loot,, Selkirk nely, who commanded this party, for be- gun inte small pieces, wherewith he | one of the attacking party, for ing young men I was willing to do them made harpoons, lances, hooks and a factory to Saves 810 to 625 on the Kang you se.cctfrom 44 Stytes,estorsand Sizes. Deil vered purists. he alluring veij of is being dTagged from the face | historic spot of the world avid public gaze will tear tg last regapant of really for itory, » . ui d i SLC RENEE. oe a: th a id I given command of one of the this justiee, hoping the fair sex will jong knife.” His gun flint and a piece | boats. Above at one landing make ‘em a grateful returm when we of the barrel served as hammer and an- | “above a dozen handsome, arrive in Great Britaim om account of yil. He tempered his iron with fire and | women, well dress'd and their civil behavior to these charming shaping the pieces with stones, ground tied with ribbands very neat- prisoners.” them to an edge. With these he caught It was a hope fulfilled. They reached fish, goats amd seals, from whose skins ‘England without further great adven- he made fishing lines amd thongs. He iture. Selkirk is described by Sir Rich- built a house which he lined with goat-_ ard Steele thus: “There was a strong skins. For clothing he wore a skin) ) aq $ 00 : ; ; ; - - ‘ ‘but serious cheerfulness in his look, and about his waist. His bed was of the} as a eC. ‘a certain disregard of the ordinary same material. “inal » , aa ‘things about him, as if he had been William had a brother named Robin. | per day writesD.C.Beckham sunk in thought.” He returned to Lar- And Robin was with Capt. Cook when) = ‘go, where the fatted calf was killed. William was found. | | J Sell Madiann “Better-Mé [And there built a cave within his fa- When they landed, Robin leaped) oo ois or experience needed. Many earn $100.08, ither’s garden, that he might retire and ashore, says Dampier, eae running to on By Bn mye Fy trl a | meditate. William “threw himself flat on his face ————_--—__—— Then entered into the garden, not a at his feet, who, helping him up and | ann v4 but at least a tempter—Miss embracing him, fell flat with his face |\Sophia Bomee. Perhaps she had heard 08 the grouné at Robin s feet, ary = ‘of Capt. Rogers’ exhortation to the En- taken up by him also. We stood with | iglish “fair.” She sought out the Dleasure to behold the surprise and ten- iL Ks lwould-be hermit. dragged him forth dermess and solemnity of this interview, ANT $1900 To $2700 A YEAR? ; re : ; ot i bwery : ff—full y ommen education . ‘from his Seotch cave and carried him Which was exceedingly affectionate On wivcicne” Write IMMEDIATELY for free list of Govern- y RS yovaded the innermost pal- e order of the “Christiag 7 last fall. Then a com mission lished with the avowed pur > ake inventory” of the treas he old rulers—the priceless @ powerful dynasty. As a re porcelains are being seep at fairs and stores of Pekin. Sol- Carting out packing cases con- Btold treasures taken from the burtyards are empty save for s urns, a few litters used by e, at one place a Sedan chair, lined with shining yellow by the former Emperor— all that remains in sight. Ue | tion. Glory vanished withdéut nebrous calm. A vast sepul- © dead dynasty. A dead system An ancient conception He The people are supreme. Vines Fr the smaller courts, betwees . “Z j +, ' banc ;' M : d iAec ’' ment positions Bow obtainabie: free sample elaminata d ston courtyards \off to Bristol. If Selkirk’s return to both sides. ng he as estions end samp! ccaching fT’ guard the place. They may ‘Largo had been a sensation, this elope- So much for William, who might be FRAMW'im INSTITIITE. Dept. F268. Rechester. WY. Crusoe and Man Friday in one, and who surely was an inventive and self-reliant indicidual. Those qualitiegamrhich are key to Crusoe’s character, he had, and Selkirk seems to have had them not. Nor does Defoe’s moralizing fit with tMinanewrole. A soldier one ndit the next, is the rule ia Or vice versa They destroy Vestige of charm. Gray-clad Visions of Rome Vandals, On and chaos What will be \ment was not less than scandal. | Evidently he visited London, for ‘Steele saw him later. “Though I had frequentiy conversed with him,’ he \wrote, “after a few_months’ absence I | met him om the street; and though he WENT BE ey mUn luck y! LL around you there «@ beszich >-- | . . ” + he dour Scot more | 4 weak) snd happemess, joy © China? | ee ate what we know of the ur & € awh nk 5 lev @ ‘spoke to me I could not recollect that I than with the heathen William. Daniel . Se tions are in the midst of am wing hargeese = vos Wow th hic-opera war. Constant strife ae #0-called Republic. The peo ing of this ineffectual attempt ed along Western ideas. They mning to feel that it is like ber novelties invented by the Barbarians outside the great Ou can't tell what they will do, Inese bme day they are coing to set- business 2: Pekin, one way or r They wait a long time and fuch. In the end they usually had seen him. Familiar converse had taken off the loneliness of his aspect tamed quite altered the air of his face.”’ Defoe took but part of Selkirk’s story to preach a sermon. His genius made a classic. Whoever was Robinson Crusoe T BRISTOL he was once charged makes little odds. The lonely _man i iwith assaulting one Richard Nettle, upon the island will be dear to human- ishipwright, a sad come-down for one ity as long as hearts are young. ‘who omce had bravely assailed the. 'flaumted banners of proud Spain. And it was im Bristol, too, be made a will, leaving bis fortume and his house to his “loving friend Sophia Bomce of Pall /Mall, Lemdon, spinster.” | ADVERTISEMENT __| But it wasn’t long until im Mrs. the wheat from the chaff pret-) Frances Candis, a2 widow at Carston, RADIUM AT LAST Devon, Alexander found a lady more to mally. They want peace. They | turies of peace until the revolue ithe liking of his sailorman's heart. | bat is a thought that comes te L THE DOOR 0 Wiser than Sophie, she grappled the pri- | Mtless millions now crushed GREAT UN 0 vateer and towed him to a ministerial | costly heel of the militarists. © port, where the two were spliced. Two) Henry Pu-Yi, a likable young * years later Selkirk was appointed mate Jou are sick and want to Get Well to H. S. M. Weymouth, on which, a year | Keep Well, write for literature that ‘later, at the age of 45, he died. Sojourning idly in Tientsin. How and Why this almost unknown | : : ’ | iwonderful new element brings relief | It is little of Crusoe’s story one would many sufferers from Constipation, recognize in that tale. William Dam- - oo gee awn ee pier, pirate, privateer, naturalist and servous *rostratioan, ge : . : ure and diseases of the Stom- the first white man to discover Aus- Heart, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, and tralia, provides a better clew to the = giiment®. You wear Degnen's Radio- | Solar Pad day and night, receiving identity of the real Robinson. Dampier Active Rays continngusiy into | wrote a journal while his fellow pirates em, causing a healthy circuia- booz oting and carried it Svercoming sluggishness, throwing poe ing ané Fi . tube ties and restoring the tissues|0n his adventures in a bamboo tube, Rerves to a normal condition—and both ends of which were plugged with R thing you know you are getting wax to make it water-tight. He was & test proposition. You are thoroughly mmander of the expedition when Sel- . & is helping you before the appliance |yirk was left upon the island. He was or expense and the mont wenlerfal fact | pilot to Woodes Rogers when Selkirk PEPSIN GUM WPPiiance is that it is sol so reason-|was taken off. On Jan. 11, 1661, he peer. was with Capt. John Wattling at Juan bad your ailment, or hew/Pernandes when William, a Mosquito P Indian in their company, was abandoned by the pirates, who rap before three Spanish men of war. On March 232, 1664, he was with Capt. John Cook in the Revenge when William was taken off. In his “Capt. Singleton,” “Col. Jack,” “a New Voyage Around the World,” and in the maritime incidents of “Mol! Filan- ders” and “Roxana,” Defoe betrays his debt to Dampier, whose voyages had been published seven-rears before Alex- | Sunday Magazine- -St. Louis Post-Dispatch- -June 28, 1925.. Take five to ten grains of asph- — relieve discomfort, and repeat | »¢ or four hours if necessary. Check the infection by local ap. as of 25 per cent argyrol. Take” id laxative. Stick to a simple” you feel feverish, call in the, Physician. Do not resume rot vities of life until your cold If the cold hangs on, after 8” 10 days, consult a nose Specialist. CLASSIFIED ever offered a grecery store? is better You can handle four. cf . - at - a <# ret, YS For j a ——_—— Sn me es

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= a SUNDAY MORNING IS POST -DISPATCH _ a THE ST. ————_—__——_._ ¢ OU > _ i é, sf 4 aed : a t , — + a | ; . - ere er eeee TT TE a ! en owt" EE . POLO AT RANELAGH— The first appearance of the American Army team in England was against the Indian team led by the Maharajah of Jodhpur. The Americans, who wpre white shirts, were defeated, 10 to 3. oo —_ IN THE SKY—Rehearsing formation flying ¢ show given at Hendon yesterday. —_— “F&F ” jo md fi. »- — a i ei tat el ee na od i A CROWDED .CAR—Excursionists arriving at Colesbere Junction, south Atrica,*to see the Prince of Wales This great snow goadse, wh tographed as he togk off DOCTORS’ GARDEN PARTY—This photograph was taken at an entertainment given in London to the visiting American physicians. Bareheaded is Dr. Charles Mayo. In the silk hat 1s Sir Humphrey Rolleston president of the Royal College of Physicians. London Times, ¢ Pictorial Pr a co a. -« He 5 st ey: ™ - may 2 ' L 4 4 . ' . r ‘ . t i 8 tA etl bP ' s*?) aah a * ode a a « - “ “~* ap. _ , ED OF MURDER—Abdel Faltah Enayat, leader of ' ’ bs ED OF Ma RDER Abdel Faltah Enayat, leaae END OF THE LINCOLN HIG O assassinate the late Sir Lee Stack, Sirdar of Egypt: —— mer +~« *. an ss 7a 8 ; FF w 444 46 s ‘ asa. ~ & &£& tad unty tr tourists. —— , ) — - — ctecacmmsmanacamass ea : ; iene © f > * - a”

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SUNDAY MORNING —— JUNE 28, 1925 NATURE PIC TUES FROM KANSAS These Photographs Were Made by Miss Lorene Squire of Harper, Kan., Who Has\Had Much Success In Her Studies of Wild Life. A pet prairie dog | ‘Inspecting a_ gold fish bow! At the window. _ * . yo) Se aT ae " . bs ed de

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— ————— _ = a li! 4 THE ST. LC ins T - DISPATCH INVIGORATING HEALTHFUL A Salt Bgth at home | QuicK may be made as stimulating : 0 DISssOLVING and refreshing as sea-side | bathing Dy adding a few BATH SALT MORTON’S QUICK DISSOLVING BATH SALT TO THE BATH Me A wondertul remecy for tired anc jaded nerves. Produces a healthful feeiing throughout your entire sys term—2a naturai. healthy giow to your skin. FOP SALE a* pevesc’'s*s Grocers TOI; Lrvieres PRICE 25 ¥¢ PER PACKAGE Sa THE CONTRACT FOR PAINTING THE | -W.C. Burton Electric Co. installed the | ' COLISEUM WAS EXECUTED BY Electrical Equipment in Coliseum ‘Beal & McNamara Painting Co. CONTRACTORS FOR PAINTING ‘. . ‘ . . , . | Evervthing and anvthing in electrical q 4359 EASTON AVE Be . = - - ’ rrtrc WOPhk. ST. LOUIS, MO 5 ? ke : P , , a ~ , f ij 4 ; fit ‘ iit s if nf Ii S L\USCTr De r r 7 - C n Princess 8 The Beautiful Attractive | ~ FLEXLUME ELECTRIC SIGNS FURNISHED FOR COLISEUM BY KELLER SIGN = = _ i ae ~~ ‘ . Y |: —— A RECORD IN EXCAVATING —= 2 | swimming fs 2 ne 4. seum 2 nine dcavs -e@a “Ing ne =e . . a 4 : in «= &2*S te *- fr wa 5’ anc 3 +2 ~~ —— 7 7. a.) =— - oat -_ LUICK EXCAVATING CO. AVENUE GRAND 806 rrr ™ *F >= ee « ‘ADAMS PLASTERING CO., $319 A ASHI INGTON AV INDU >TRI AL ART CO. Boment Fred Medart Mfg. Co. yp LOUIS. = _h cago De >an

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= qT) 1 WONWDEF RFvL _— Downpour of 1.66 Inches ) Excessive iightning, a wind that hed a velocity at one time of “ miler an hour, and a downpour * rain that amounted during the wight to 1.66 inches, caused dam- | in and around St. Louls, was indirectly 1 sponsible for two de ths, created considerable incon- Wenience, and more or less inter- Fuption of public utility services last night. A Wlinding flash of lightning aused an automobile driver’ to control of his.car at Leonard d Laclede avenues. The car hit i building and two of its negro ccupants were killed and three hers injured. Damage to corn, eat and other planted fields in t. Louls County, due to the wash- away of soll and fertilizer, was imated at $600,000. In the met- olitan area 109,000 telephones @ put temporarily out of order. Church Spire. Damaged. ‘Lightning struck a number of mes and wroukht considerable Bmage to the tall spire of St. h's Catholic. Church. Numer- homes. and other places iroughout the metropolitan area re deprived temporarily of elec- c service during the night, but re was no general trouble re- brted by the electric company, h as equipment or general sup- line trouble. ‘Street car service as slowed in the customary way the storm, and by considerable lowing of fuses in cars. ‘Many automobile drivers found, t the rain, “driven through ap- irtures by thg wind, affected their hotors, and some cars stalled. htning and the accumulation of tin water in the streets at many Dints, where sewers could not} tet the demands immediately, mde driving difficult for a time. Tees again were sufferers in the form, many losing fine, big limbs the wind, while others were ruck by lightning. In places in the city wires of ne various utilities were blown wn. Some plate-glass store dows were smashed. Thirty alarms were turned In during night, due to small fires, or of fire, caused by the light- . Opera Performance Stopped. The rain did not interfere with closing performance of “Rob . with the old mill by a would not be resumed. Rain ecks will not be honored, as the enon lasted till after 9:30 the $500,000 estimate of dam- 2 to St. Louis County flelds waa mse by County Agricultare! Agent | unprecedented of late yeirs its effect of washing away quan- of soil arouna the reote of Ng crops. On the'basis of . 100,000 acres of tillable land county, the agent estimated the damage was about $5 an Much fertilizer on the land washed away, he sajd. . There’ added. ; 4nis was the second severe Liow Sounty farmers within five ~ «8. On May #4 a frost and low “perature destroyed 10 to 16 per “mt of the 600,000-bushel wheat . Rant Mss Mage > gee? ‘ at the Municipal Theater Injiion, The qu st Park until 10 p. m. N€@r/reniy to be, end of the second act the Pas-| .p.ampio ip. l scene in the Scotch High-| ne answer ashing waterfall, was deluged in B minor.” & real rain and the audience) prrorts to } mde for the pergolas. After walt-)).... never half an hour, the management]... ness att haled with the Mghts that the the mashie, —Henry M, a pony exp Western days, n. wh w press route © said the storm was and Fort Ril . some damage to apple trees, | PARTLY CLOUD WAR THE TLMI l a. wm... 2 a. WW... ; ‘4 S.e. O.e aves 48. ™ : ms > &. mT, a? fam 4 7a al "om, ay Highest yester lowest, 62, at 11) THAT TARIFF | Sunset today, tomorrow, 4:38 Stage of the | St. Louis, 17.5 | change. , .106 Degrees By the Associated F OKLAHOMA: 29.—- Oklahoma | wave yesterday high temperatwy year. Muskogee ed that temper June were shi mercury soared mark in both City had a temj grees. FRENCH POETE STAND Fi Comtesse Sends to Paper Whit to Prove re ianlae and Pos PARIS, June mier poetessa, tesse de Noaill newspaper (C'Or don't care w poetry, but I ugly caricatu French law have a reply per that ment But instead of sent a phot which she dec adding: “Your your caricatu ediy distorted senting me as. creatures, wh see for therm - The picture with the dr book Princess, ance. She is French gir! cently forced former Amerte to play 35. when they championship- petted and pr sporting publié Suzanne .Le was a child | At the end Miss Collett, © mone to state be able to p Pony Expr SPRING Multi Effic For the just A : oo. waver...