St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 24, 1925
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LOU Is, oma EVENING, AU “GUST 24 24, 1925-3 0 PAGES. _ PRICE 2 CENTS a — i ————= _- — — a = A TE = a rn ee et ee SS lines BUH? 1S Tear ST ‘arr aoe MSS WILLSKEEPS | Tennis champion Who Retains t eco Gg FERENCE "5 NETL, a ee a $1100 OBTANED SEE WHATS WHAT } ~—ApRSINLONDN = DEFEATING BRT peepee oak) sxcumnswer IN THREE HOLDUPS: Official forecast | on eon DERSHING.) fOr St. Louts and | fuillaux to Present “a |epincs pack some| Vicinity: Fair to-| Ww; ao 7. eee Ls Ci ba eee , fentleman’s Agreement” | | CHLEWEATHER | ftas:) not miucts| American Girl Wins Second | Ti aa Si) aaa “eager. mg 20 Members of Illinois Ne- | ‘Gen em * meer change intemper-. @Nd Third Sets and Match || Sg” MiGae@ll we oe CE a org Regiment Injured ‘ urchi on runding ature, «gn OP Bees: © Mees gi to Ch Ss : Missouri: Fair, After Invader Takes First ¢ _—. # a fee ro . When Howitzer Bursts 115, 000, 000. ’ tonight and Tues- | ¢€ ex Pes eke ges £6 4% a % Ss 4 of $3, srg eh Set. : ay © Nee | at Rockford. —— an day; not much change in temper- 4 & , Nie BRE SESE: . ; a | : == — aie a ee a 3 i rene ‘S. ee VER eee Bi ‘ r. | Greenlan yen, Ground co gg Nichol, Dayton manufacturer, was|_ The first international battle for as Sige | sce Os es MOLES: on spy , gi: ." ree cee Someen conter- ted 1 | ] ti j | the American women's tennis ea Png ett ce” ok Ee eal Corp. Henry Williams. In a message sent yesterday an | . arrested by detectives today is : " tay rs ‘ se eae we | se rs “be ‘ of last month which broke up| Te angus tha championship took place today | ac te apis ee | Byrd, commanding the navy sec: | lishment, 40% De Baliviere avenue, * t of Frahce’s annual pay- pabbéd employes of the Nerth Dey ing titleholder, met ner British op- | iiss KATHLE LL N McKANE. MISS HEL EN WILLA. KF sig spt Bee op we were| tion. said: $1000 was stolen. , Fs les Aes at —— removed fo ockford hospitals. A: nn ; : r ts > Tathlee » oil | ‘Peary arrived Ig Houny ati - , ponent, Kathleen McKane, in the, the dead and injured are negroes. = ie ary arrived {gloo "wo young mén, neatly dressed, is : ton Branch of the Day Savings : rs i eg ts Se RISON “Pevinge a of i} 45 a. m. with (airplanes) NA-2 Salas kite |. divermenca| Bank and Trust Co., escaping with final round of the _ thirtv-eighth NPHET T Tan The accident occurred just as the) ahd NA:3. NA-?-was hoisted aboard opperes the lobleg: of dhe Grand, a aw n the British desires and} $28,000, Aug. 14. annual tournament. | 6d werg ee porapal this afternoon with wings dismaml vaudeville and moving picture eFrench offers. Tne sritish| Nichol said he remained in the More than 5000 persons were in ' ngs trying oD oe tled. Commander MacMillan bas}house, at 16:40 a2. mm! As they rSnee decided not to do any more explor- 4B ter reported to have asked ‘''e the big West Si Shanta Yan sib ot . use . oor offi ar ro 1 O ‘ c | ihe is st Side Club's stadium | "ee 8 i ileV ‘ended to the se¢ond f! ¢, mement of about £21,000,000) cud gabpeeals . ee ee ee ” : q ¢ of ‘ dee fective shell is belevee to ing in this region. Chigt boat » wer 3 oe ec 99105,000,000) annually, while the employes arrived. After they had ™ hen the rivals came out to face ‘ soe na gy aga Lieut jswain bas. come’ off the a ee eee af : zleut. $s ‘ eC oN Pony POON At the Grand Opera House, 514 Market street, $5540 was taken. At _ | the ‘office of the People’s Motorbus _Co., 6082 Delmar boulevard, the amount obtained was $3721. At the Dorr & Zeller catering eatab- said to have admitted he was the h said they were only able| épened the vaults, Nichol said, he @ cordon of cameramen, then en- | The> injured amines , ,p anit all naval personne! {fs well. )staira by James T. Brennan, man- : f i t\ e] t. arris é : ‘ ° : ffer less than half this amount.| confronted them and locked them’ gage in a practice session. zy \ ee | } Ramu . psaidacgeh be eR oe ' Igloo Houny is a trading statlonjager,; who was jusl leaving the official circles it is believed | 3 : , oy eae ‘Parade and Ball Will Be Held; Lease Pres Auditori wounds; Sergt. Geter, severe leg ™-) on Murchison Sound, about 100) 509... ‘in the cage after which he toon the fhe championship cup rested on; ! 4's ATLL ‘ | c i Lease on resent Auditorium, ‘juries; Private Todd Morley, right! mies south of Etal® . on Successive... Nights, «>! im Union Electric Building, jaeumempatated; Private James 9 In a message to the National Geo-| - Brenndn knew thagy Lip y Wy Ths ns MY, Ys sth Uy p Wiig, } yf, Mi yy y hy @ Uy tf half fil oo Wy, yy, De”) eee the visit here of M. Caillaux) ~ ® . ‘ _— ‘Cox, back torn; “A én Wiiilams, ) © hic Society t fron Pandora night and Pie oe ‘ - S ly ~ ‘ | graphic Socigty, sen i. g ay receipts -atter at Coliseum. Expires on That Date. [years old, arm amputiited; Private | Harbor, just south of Etah, the ex-|then being counted th thé of (‘harles Baynes, probably fatally in-! pedition said it was bound for s ¢ Frewch, ‘ nd oo ty, | = oo ¥ Churchill will bring these fig-' Nichol is president of a local ; flanked by a huge bouquet of | Wt YM, Yh yp WI i pg closer together and quite prob- _ Bo f ey ead & . 'manufacturinge concern bearing his' TOS°S. Wi liiNy MUL ER hey, 3 f.his personal Bod bere Ee with | money, ‘a table near the center court, | - (J yy) P se spe of Newspapers. »through a rear door at 4 o'clock on Sel Waters honkie ¢hoanel aaryi | : , ¢ , ‘ f = Ss ) pe I Ss 2 | ge > . : » . - " . : Sf : Mm. , y the Daily Mail whether!+). morning of the robbery. | ; ta ay: esas ae Humorist. |has been in the popula PEVeys | MINS OF the United States fleet here | stop flight, arriving here at & p. and French's revolver, which was r €xpected to go to the l nited | vhi ' ta cus heing | een to take her third straight | By the Associated Press. 'vyaudeville-stock company center. j out of the harbor at 10 o’clock this| The PN-9 No. 1 made a forced loaded, but which he had had no to discuss the French debt | \ ag : tne my ne . a ar | game, but lost her own delivery | FLETCH ic. 2a. “a Aug °4— Spac / now occupied by the | i morning, with four seaplanes SOaTr- landing at about 9:30 a. m™m. when ch oe to use ey k k ‘aj . re. _|sought by police in automo S | ot | spac ; . an — also too evs Seregaae bs, > pel ag ‘and by an officer of McCook Field | in the fifth on two nets and two] A three-day observance of the sev-| Shubert-Jefferson Theater is to be|ing overhead. The showery morn-/|she developed an oll re mpg belonging to both men , no £ é { > . ’ es ; . . ‘ ‘ . . . | ~ ¢ ‘ - . e ‘rr e , Pyke Set SSPORTS Cf an airplane, Nichol said, he “was | ae enty-fifth anniversary of the birth Converted into additional oftices|ing and a strong wind made the| were soon mage and — Make Escape in Auto, : happens ; 10 ado =’ in an uit p ane , ‘ 1¢ 10 sal ‘ 1 he B k 2 Tt S ? ’ . 7 } i . , h shortly before 5 q 7 a ARCVE | reaks Through Service. lof Edgar Wils es at ianlay r is for ni! visibility poor for the thousands | landed ere , | today’s Snonimens a bina ron ' driving aimlessly through the | of Edrayi VW ilson ( Bill) N3 e Amer and display rooms tor the I non ‘ aban, } ¢ h k W hen the rohbers departed 4 7° 'v ON | Poe ‘Kane r} e econre! ic: 3 ; xy. ee = . — 7 at iw ‘atche eparture the | o'clock. ; PRewspapers stress is laid on| country surrounding Dayton. His Miss McKane brought the score | ican humorist, will be climax d' Electric Light d Power Co., at | who watched the e Pp u o r 202 Leaving Coos Bay, Oregon, at Brennan followed them and saw eo Britain’s h Pe i nceled| purpose, he said, was to throw to three all when she took the! here tomorrow. when five memo- hf. expiration of the lease. .Ti:e |ships, but the hills of the city , oe + PR-1 randed at Crissy | them run through an alley and to ; . re | F Ce Be = ’ aoe , ‘ . . ‘ . . ’ ha *e ; € 4 e -™ ' * ® than 50 per me Shy of her al-| pursuers off his trail. Then, ac- | sixth fame on her own service. She|rials to this adopted son of North | Shuberts had planned to build A/and every vantage point along the | a ‘ "aee p.m. This plane at- | Broadway, where they j ped into ad 4 vebnaoed heer , ” . pulled this out after trailing at/|Carolina will be dedicatea. new theater at the southeast cor-/shore, wharves and roof gardens| Fleid at «: apg | a Fore ronGater, in whi ebts, requiring only enough|cording to his confession, he pro-| : “ ' tempted to make a nonstop run} which two men 0 cov 1e own -| cee ( ac ‘ ay ils ¢€ “| : . ! 2% x ; om Seat s Pdnese to aot isha cl edhee i mobile. drove {6 his are rreeted a little more frequency as the Brit-!spent his childhood in Wisconsin: ' Streets, in the proposed Hotel Je@v- people of Wellington were eager to ; Neah Bay Washington with a | noth. : bb d States. i-mobile, : Ps . : ; * at ! y, ‘ Daily Telegraph foresees; his wife and concealed the pliun- ‘ish girl applied more,“pace andjftirst became famous in Wyomin,, , ferson annex, but so far phe not;wave God-speed to the missiona- broken ofl feed line After being The money which was in cur- ‘ : ; , , - atl ’ rrors. . rs ; a} i nes iteaoniyp Pi, e'* the loos. Sor) "iii mpc} a l. ney aire : “ ‘ Ce on # these questions of debt redemp- | : » threate — af pe ggherionepcs . . em a aine ~ . hare ! fiat} ‘ . The team of expert riflemen from Allen Snody and Arthur Cavin. The the contents of a botfle. whie ae | denomination. He threatened t9) the eighth game, Miss Wills had a \ memoria! ' derstood to be negotiating for the rhe t } the initiative must lie with : loves in the huge ; Py ere ee : ple Pial 7 : fiend tusti'the detachment of the U nited | PB-1 was in charge of Lieutenant- they said ontained nitrogiyaerin ‘seve e#mpi¢ 2S i | > > yr: ,ori y * ‘otf = 9 be an MtiIrge?t Sefreordav oF ito nhenter. On) srand. : ST] Lfif i , " ‘ . l«- _. : Jarre | > gr rorr — SY re 7 ocd in AST vV he rs 7 : oe | & i 4 > >i) , ad mitry should not be committed . tution Phe fright nen piri Pat & ommanding edge af 5-3. ; nosy. , ca te wy, moctory waa oe a Seng , ee we? i“ udeville! 9712 Members of the fleet de- Davidson, with Capt. L. M. Wilson | of niter. Mterms for the adjustment of, five men and two girls, including Mies McKane won the set. 6—-3./for today. Tomorrow a memorial] | Of the Junior Orpheum Vautey it, ew epee as a passenger. ; ilinatpteeetinegti 1 ? : * ’ ‘ . ; } . 4 . - Ps . r we . 7 7 t ; ate eh yy . 1? ' . : ‘ : . pmerican claim on France are! [iss Sammet, pleaded with the’ by winning the ninth game in) ’inaow in th hurch will be de $3721 Stolen tn Holdup in Hus ai... circuit. The Rialto’s future is uUN-| tachment have subscribed to a fund lrobber for mercy. He then locked short order. She forced Miss Wills ‘ated. a houlder and hronse peep? certain, inasmucn as the Orpheum | suffi ient to pay for the edicutaion TWO SUMMER WHITE HOU Company.~Garar VPartine from Paris. M. Caijl-| only a grating of the vault, walked |jnto errors by sharp returns of ,2t his grave will be unveiled, with cireult has leased the new St. ewe ot “ child in the Jubilee Institute SE In the robbery of ret People’s Paid he took with him “sa gen-jinto the directors’ room near the) service, while the young champion," Monument near the Asheville- | renter, rs vrane ig pte ooo for the Bind Sse : GUARDS FACE COURTMARTIAL Matorbus Co. garage at 8% Del- om "s offer.”’ which he added, | Vault, rounted the money and es- | dropped the final point by double llendersonville State highway, a street, which will open In et —— P : . Bthe only one that he could be! eaped. Nichol had two revolvers. defaulting flag pole, Asheville’s gift, and a FORMER U, S, BOXER WINS IT’S RUDOLPH ALTHANS One Marine Wasa ‘Found Asleep on} nar soulevard at & a. m. today ' memorial shelter. presented by | Duty by Officer of the Guard— ‘Wo robbers took $3721.85 Ip re- POffulfilling. “Ii is only prop-; Nichol’s place of business ,is di- | Miss Wills regained tre gerd b ptaaribin Bi ts iubli will he ere diahe E HIGH HONORS AT OXFORD STORY AND HE STICKS 10 IT REESE: 5008 Se eee eesava, “ake en eae wees Of that sort that the; rectly across the street from the/the start of the second set. l } as driven down th Gove P | ba tdrove Mi McK; » ft break | . ayes ~ — ity the Arsociated empioye, Whe Ww ~ rnment has ever con-| bank. toutdrove Miss McKans oO IreAak A ER F N p i) —— ‘ i = . Licks of Cat's y th Feccla Press. ' * | yy © New orker Says ‘ a,” he-said., | —— (through service in the first, then M | A § ISCAR SPATS | OXFORD, Engtand, Aug. 24 Tongue Have Grown Hair on SWAMPSCOTT, Mass.. hue. a4 oe a in po ate ote 0 Rag | : ‘i live * oi *,> + a Pa y ¥ f riers r e a mt bloc o- | BIG Uj. 3: EXPORT GAIN with her own delivery zipping over! Tourists Leave Footwear in London E. P. F. Eagen of Colorado, former | His Once Bald Head, '—Two marines of the special de-| lice Headquarters. | ———- beautifully, captured the secon: . Pate @ " nae given 1 MASS MEETING CALLED | trade with Latin-America Shows pala’: Miss Wills wae pckeuiitan 25 Ae aa Yale student, who Was Given ™| By the Associated Frees. 06 chicks bx | eee Oo eer summer The police Mave had informa- : : : é } ty the Associated Presa, > . ' chi -r he had NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-~14CKS DY garag - 7 “ : =f ; I 1 " - . HALT WALTERMELON RAIDS | $79,000,000 Increase. a deceptive change in pace that L CORDON. Aus. 24.—Thousands Rhodes scholarship afte : : the teeeus of & eat ue arees | Whi House were found asleep at ‘tion that mee, p dewour " i Special to the Post-Dispatch, bothered her .oppanent, following! of American tourists who visited won most of the championships | “fe » bald pate of Ru | thei sts of duty earty this morn- | 8 planned, a pa nak 4 en a ; 4 ad a 4 ” so iad mn a“ . ‘ . Sal ' , at ae j _— P ; ‘ ron 1e one 4 Z , > - ; } i i tr » Asmociated Presa. | - at at the rs soft chops with spanking drives. London, spent their money freely OP®™ te monvy werent ne ne pre Althans, 60-year-old retired ing. , Ave | it ah oon! ro oar wae 3 ani aD N, Utah, Aug. °4.—To pre-| epite of — Syne be + as ; hold The champion ‘made it three ganies' and now are homeward bound will finished his course in law at xe | ane ad manne Elmhurst, he says. Charges of neglect of duty have inane Gale tathe,t he POssible blooshed by irate wa- ability of the United States to in a row with another service, not be easily forgotten, because ford and is off with his friend, the > “ . 4 if Must ar " “ valu of : he “ Aan om Pee ter t} re in at fietel nronris.- artoonial, nad: him the 2% Wis right hand and # sult case ir 3 Bi : ) ast fim al pear |} assed : oo a . Wales avs “tT would buy aA aine Liesl? this summer niding t Pye were ere ; pe Melons in his fle were nA non ark Total exports to al] | tWe girls in ix are Miis= Ma discarded footwear tueh : sketches rRe Prince Aies . ‘ | . e | ‘ ) ; iain ine lett hand, ttedn tote ‘the of P Open by raiders | - . - 4 2g ae, « inereased $130,000,- Kane has won two maches and time as arrangements can be made one had him to dinner as his Perr and train him to do what aike | service in protecting th ’rosi- Bah tone: f Jit des ce iat eR copclg> Mk elma $ 1 100.000 ) e4 Mi . Wills three for second sales sonal gucestl does," gent, | —— " » c Lo a eo0 and imports U VETS et seco SALES, at . : , Sen ® oe es . ere ” aa ( : i ig . _ : —— 2. Pot a: ome - Pete ae VE = ; : sa ue ae °, m re a on 3 a ae ye Ram! : PR ; eae igs 7h: , iti R ty States respecting her debt | ™4: plat country. is a en en ap around the wor ean reom the spats heh ya! EI POE, SR IED
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3 ee - : 2 STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1925. ST LAS POST-UISPATCH - : = — em en ——_- i ney ss tc ee es ~ — ee ie fa «Seinen elon — - ‘Drpenl UNs a aes aR aa | MAN AND WOMAN IN NARROW ) URGES TO RA EPRI ome = om SULT MRS Svea ARDFORR FADE t uit og Rya an, 74, Drags Cc _ Burris, 75, With — Marry Eurris, 75 years old and ousin. Miss “irgi lla 2 v2 = n- : ‘>. usin. Miss Virginia M. R Newspaper Suggests That Ex-Secretary Da Enplover i nad a narrow escape from > (| VICTOR LAWSON :: pee eS - IN ALLEGED PLOTS iels Head Committee and Says Dayton Who Told of & Alton Railway trestle, near their College Plan Is Inadequate. County VF . 4 TA | DROWNED WHEN CANOES CAPSIZE: Two Young Men and Wo- : man Victims of Mishaps o~ eee . 4% ' . ome at Piasa Chautauqua, Iil in| he RE ; ; ee - ie — — spite of Eurris’ quick thinking, _ neemmemician ama — - Great Host of Friends Gath- Miss Ryax was critically injured Fight Detectives Employed i ae eta EN ve Metan le hee cuit Cee hen the train knocked her from | By ¢ Ageocta oc “3 o4 .-The 's . recognized by the erec- le rat Fer ry road ~~, , ; id he } ; * & 4 i F ‘ PHILA \ a - shuuia : ‘ = | 9 a? 3 ‘ er for Final Tribute to ti 6round : cp to a 7 e tate Philadelphia Record to day \ OK 'Me' tion of a national memorta!l—not Ceorge Len hardt, eiow. 4th al alletmupt Lo Sav rid ‘ ” mes? ee tttee rt rp Foe ee > ta? > . . 2 Publisher of Chicago | usin from failing. Eurris was! of Max Phillips, New! initiative in formins a committee/to Bryan. the fundamentalist, titon Courthouss tall 4 4mvaai * > > ’ + . .| -~-& ‘ > ° : . _ P | —o + nationa. isie’- Br am the rprohibitionist or toa ; : ie, — jragged after her but escaped se ft? finan: ® ang G2 cc. a: h } his nians to raise a in the Meramec—Four : _ . ; - ' :7 + lieth ry ati. re he Dem ‘rar but to Brvan — | +s William Jennings Bryan. Bryan the Democrat, tt ’ rious injury | Collar Mak | mortal to Wil F ISHER. passed. ift ad he! head and was Rex ord SAYS ing and erecting of which all Three deputy rad a ck fT : Wr Bryan will te remé! ere, Americans big enough to recognize private detective have e . ; ‘ ed a tne trestle ara ring ; ork . : . ——— | - ran . - a ‘ ; on . - . One Party Thought Their | ‘4 ” on From His News- | 0°" 20° s ° . assin motorist “was halle a eS os ' i | Companions on Picnic) paper Associates—Many | : Mis Gta ge Banker Has Instigated | upc: he tives of his fellow cit!-, oheving the dictates of conscience, while in the contabiags : th tens: for h lo rdent 2 ae her ther be political frienés Thursday night. We Sa “ Joseph's Hospital, Aiton, where it 1 His I ent f tH r ¢} : | ae | Outing on River Had Notables in Journalism * was said she pee sufferin nit ee Hounding to Weaken tiring defense of the right © he or foes. may contribute, the St. Louls city Be ' a‘ ia ; 2.) Sil lit i@ri Yr bee ; - . P " dias ; P ae | Called for Hel aon & j eommen pee. a eo of his Injuries Sigg or eip. ; ane t ee sthna” ieee eal ance against ether |} possible fracture of the sull anc Ov : , 7 i « - Pr nt. | a acti » skull ar Control er Firm. roachments of privilege: for his’ Daniels Willing to ¢Acvept eee; ante tomes Mel | ese internal injuries o visecane prebeuteation of the @ mamhip of Committee. | . - rs ) , cial precept finally em bodied | tne . : ticipants im the By 4 bout 63 rs gs ae Re DSION TESTIMONY ., o.- socm:02 Pm ~ ily em ° | A ERTGEE Se t, Amg: 4—Jo-| Ueipanes int ygentified man, about 63 yea Two OULE mew 4m a Voun = ‘ 1. > 14% “ff ee \ rT, ' : As ad Pres« By t2 Associa . . i € hteent ) imendamenh for - > r ’ r 7 ma \\ at } Pits Police {>} Ati ra x , c- ; ; : “ Baca : : | Sent ad i A ; 4 : bs & - i ; é : : iad vi 2 ireatrment of Le ite, ba k k da Woman were drowned in the Mera- | ee By She A ted Pres Emgineer Said to Have Know ¢; NEW YORK, Aug. -4-—As tne rneat ad «af neace and for Sephus Deniels will 1 cept he * -— carried nk boo ; i c L.sSue" ared ro Tem « > ‘ . - . ‘ ~ = r ea FTi : ok Lito ad ' ‘Tat * ae te - “ e Known 0 : gr | | e Plans to Call ip William Hilton, 12% North AUrpPor;rt- ee ee | os “i ‘ereme iss Was ‘taken to St ‘ ~\ » A ee I : ant In, 2 : a % 3 - hair ansh? of t rittee . mec River Saturday night and yes- ment to Finance Purt CHICAGO, Aug. 24. fm compii- Defects on Mackinac. result of what he regards as at-/ his militant stand at the climax of CASS mies . yon fom, Bie rape Fiess said Lenhardt | . . ' } . . ’ propc d i tladel phi re Oc - . terday AS a result of Moving ee | RB wness le 7 . wit) 1. . hee oi} . fyxrmor. 5 it the A SROn ‘ated “Tws " " ‘ leeere Nn vy upd i ite ¢ i ter wt? ? rit is ; mo. * oposed by t c sé p la ‘ bis by 15 ; street. **s , , CU us wwe « * LTC 4 i is “Wis _ = imp + h bd ; 'p ROY 1] ENCE R ; " ‘fs 4 tem pis a>* rT t? , WI bi cid ee , a . ‘i ora +o erect a nationa! memorial mm r s Lop ¥ Cars, : Se Injured Canoes. ra US ng t 3¢ TL) 4? ca ee Aa . ss As . ‘ Z ° e oa oR . a rié ns — oo a + . ‘ mnristianit " ~ Sa ~ “ . ’ i K # the L ” als ‘os were _h rere today for! ei, 3 > -o. lathes niates *hillips. wealthy : rI2s, , rig , | as We hnown in 3 Ceroner’s verdicts of accident were a gervaces were. beig Here toda} | Chief Engineer John Grant of the} other plots, Max Paillips eaaind, he interpreted t against what he to William Jennings ar Ss pin ‘ry neighborhood. 4 ae. Mary Maher, - he | newsha pe advertisement fo Victor F. Lawso: avor Dev steam ickinac. the boiler fleaenllar manvfacturer and polo piar-! . EE Eras LS +t ai dit rvan an Mrs Bryan's close - en ; reet. fractured sku ; returned Logay in all CARES Thase ; \ ie WwW: } “ai eT iay rl ise rei FF) ‘ i . SUL M ‘ er st soggy eT Mack ‘ores . fat imoil : i Cowal L2 ATIiULiaCLus : ind pe O | A. Conreelive. vy ee Pts Aitat ks at B - n | . “His friends do not Ninth st t P ' " ee 4 iy eu ° > 4 > _ > a . : . + in as > tt ‘* . _ Me- drowned were: | business partner..one with a little other city officials and the ity) Which blew up in Newport harbori,. i¢ peing closely guarded on hia science ee eee - BaD Todrovicke, 46, 1904 ; _. ae. 2 = : oe e 4 cutity of the sk : a? Tuesday taking a a ’ " ° OH ; - Daniels. a Cr ose ’ Le T d >. oe = murder ; " ulL + . * “e.,; 4 5 | " ‘ - ‘ a . O48 i I j . i — —_ = : Miss Catherine Fisher, 25! years | oanitai to finance a> business trans-| Council attended in a bod) : TO@-acre estate near Fatontown His Beacficent influence. , _ +443. Said. “and they wish t eid, of 4309W Papin streci ; met te? Ives, Was aware of the dangerous | ! r 2 detecti re ™ ing - a late commoner. expressed gratifi-: : — . . ‘ » 1S ewe et “t} N with ’ fecoverTrrnitie »? immiteyT- . - . . ‘ , i . eight ©ee2et.? $seLle tives ai? i 7iese Wii (+e re at iiead. . : 3 en wh Py . : Great Company Of Mourner- ‘condition of the boiler before the ws ga ee é a eation that The Hecord had taken o abused him Phil KE Waiker ? 4 et Long | 4 : x. "7 t rn 4 = ee 2 4 ee he ‘ i I : =) aa . al i we _— edie, Te ; janine +. mee ‘ai . - . UN ested fr ok L1€? S23 ‘ mm guard Phillips carries @ pisto.. Sui | Ong airer nis errors Oavre ‘ , n their custody are | Despite lis demands tor simi] -, steamer started on the ill-fated ex-| C" 8° ' J the initiative and he felt sure : ¥ Beach. opposite Meramec High-| Marguette avenue. when he read it 3 | | Epo Le ahi ace NR 9 Watch dogs give :warning if aj Seer forgotten. The beneficent in- .l am going to call ag Tae ‘ ; , - 4 —— - er ee ie = ; “that the s f the country as . ; . . ) mn : re + yr . i. or? *. ro ore t urTrsil« r Sa itl tas Peres iy x ifprmit ted | Slo s . q . ‘ : L L . ‘ pres: 2) . i . Ps lands. [Wo weeks ago So e decided \) > 2 , eS sain ics : | sfranker oproaches piiuence o he man. his earnestnese we this wee oF Sipe oday at the hearing bein on- aT" ae ee so a whole, of all political creeds, *” k. and ask j . be « “ ‘ ’ , : , _™ 7. oe , Tis I ‘ 7 “ie ¥ ; . , we if rims : . ame ; * h wegen . ‘? ‘be r ’ thi LI rThys) Se r , ae a 7 . t > Anthony Beresk \ 7} ~~ L40LlA inves tig ate. many na tis ‘ \ xe Tow ie a : , i es os “! i VMeanw hi ro > rte ¢ Soren. pre- (yi MU! LY ‘ Pris ~miracuious izens ire es Irie ta if ‘ 4 r? ul Sa Voman Shifted Weigtt. Causing | tioned, 3924 Delma te i a tliat mroprietor and editor oY The i=} emmettens -ective a a . » tae Lust to Mr. Brvran.” John A. Nolan ef € 4 brdfises 7 _ thes rs rer , «*epP¥b6 iy womar , 4 » out ‘ t . . : ‘ ‘ ee eet} al {>> ina’ eomyp aint The he recognized eren rs eh ne, whe . - a _* “ r ar an g street. cuts _= heiress ’ c ~*~ to Overt os ™ ‘azo Daily News na foundes en a +. ve ee satiate , n ay ins einai a. , a a a i hardt’s lawyer, and &® amce % VeCvnre. — RE ee r wh ‘S eee as Edward Cassidy, a welder. testi- va ee we te tn | Ge eat ee with hic litteal or Mrs. Bry to Consider New - ros on the 1 ait Ba bout vea tuncs in: Ya he BOTS | PUSS] Ness imal Tess . Ti . "Ih — te d = on la wson P : : : pie : PUuPrpos« 7. tre >: OCs © saya, SS tb ‘ ri . izree Witii iS Pit ai «7 = Z an ntrol of the Philli social theories er entertain hi ers Proposal for Memorial Pris: | to sii iit te aS vi ~ 3 rT Ge Se: i : f ‘ VvPeake! LL (TLE ts Lia sae riliiips- \ 2n% is ‘| oF ; rie Lat ila is re- } rs | mo or - with assault. ‘Siping =e ed by ry cane, endeavoring ——— n ; "all r Ww ‘Te : VW hen . be ‘ Ww iS ‘ , Li Yi is "> - . be . . > Prre« . . . vy 4 ‘ 4 1 . . Har dt was and sister across the Meramec Riv- | big profits for the both of them, *° —- 1 Cemeterr each the place to be repaired. He} pies first developed over the week-| men ound there, as a mem-_ sideration the Philadelphia Ree-) The two private > , t oe i cr ' . | 77 - . . 4 ‘sf . . iT ca . s rrit .* : * a? - , t hy T > » , ‘ . % “4 > " . ~ > . ** ' 4 . . ~ ‘ ry i : or at Mera me« Hic hlands It é ap and al} ehe needed We ‘apit 2) ' . > i P miad ied Loa ii¢ A arned f7rani of end . he n the arrests were revealed oria Mr Brvan 2 PO Fee jedi- ord s swadiinn’ for a nationas meée- : rereaalo a t t ri " ™ i}? “Son : . . ~, id , 24 tur i] iT) ee © . _* 3 - * he >r iss it 7) 6b ea >? . a le . . ° > ; . . . : . sized. the gury 'vors told authorities Te Make ‘ne /USTREeSS tr imsac- ra aia - : ia . : “- iit Bei it usme¢ Pine) on of eet. ry rank and i'The ch irges again =t the tnree wom- ca ed re. pposinge the theories of moria! to her husband i bou he when Miss Fisher *ecame fright- tion complete she sisted on x se oo veya - d hin 1e oat mgnt get to en and the man vary from onspir-; ©% olution Her secretary said she fh id not; nied that Lenhardt oe 4 ’ wi — . = ‘ | y v a. +) » > ' ‘ #- . 47 ~* eee & I - , a2 epee FSS. SS o- se —_ ne i eats J ‘ es 2 a ‘ ; ~ - - a short distance above the big bend ‘the WOoman partner said Mr , se : . I vas a LOT’ Wa ae A I ‘ . aii YL a te epnone de Ce Be Savs *he } ee ~ : _ _ menitiia —$__—___ — oe —_—_ er " by Addie. Green, 33. a ne- : _— ‘ x i (as : nm a s . . - : ‘ * ; of the river. Miss Fisher threw | Fiem went to the house & * e ie coal ee her welder, substantiated Cassi- women tried te lure him aboard a ; ss & of 817 North Twelfth street, * ™ , we - sain rust e¢ : ren el Ove star “ . me : Sgt “Wildeat™ “Mine strike Broken. ed the pedestri- " her arms adout Walker in the wa-i aay and learned the womar . Ve t bie death.j~° * = }racht and take a trip ta New En-' WEST FRANKFORT, Il. A | paste he obesey yr . —S eee , , wf wy Nee tad Wo-ye@a? erms ind a nis dea . : cS » Au , + | | fiamd with the intention of having 7 oe oe —! ‘start across the street, and, Tm ter and in their stgumglies both were joft hurriediv Frida — y ) ;, a a land w intention of havin ee ' Mere ees rida sas ng > nad beer presiaen tne OO@a Ta — e ‘ime ii_dar eann rir “ Viecial : _ — | Nea = 1 | yj ene ore ih aiet +} etme -day canoe ip 24.—Officiale oo subhdist ri 3. Published by drowned: Tye otl®rs. Teddy Wal-i has Been called East) The propri: , year Har lid he miss DRIVER HELD FOR ‘GIR 'S DEA H im arrested for violation of the | ; | - ; ‘ | Ce. : traversing part of the dis- /th¢ g1 ws ot ruanv years Pena OS Attu ie os ba ~ . ‘ ‘ ; : " I '?t lca | 3 ; bia Pe > om "= 1} . am ‘Mann act. One af fhe women posed } iro Madisen, Wis... three students, ( nited ine orKkers Of AMMeTICA, | audit ' confused ser, 17, and Miss Theresa Walker tor of the rooming fouse, at the service . Tohn Webh- 41 years ald of $46i° ~ = ’ ‘ - , 2 : é 2 > : - . - > . , : ‘ , “a 4 » ra ; 0 ‘ ai x ow ' L©@ Pr, : 2s ee" nN wroken. erman in a flatboat. The party had | unknown Then Zier visited. Pe ustor of the New England church, | ip-, today in connects “—— « “Whole Thing a Melodrama. ling here this evening. S . ur’ oda L Oo! CUOR, Wien ' Eerank seo Tr oad e hia! ith I f th 1164 ipleres of . : , ‘ : . . . : ’ ix re Re : : rn en s im A ‘i : With aii ” Tne 2 J @mm | ioves ) . been at a Merame Highlands | ice H idquarters and related his iS im ‘ anada ¢ vacation In Ris! se.th of Marv Beckley. 11-vrear i . ~ egy The river paddlers, John Burg : Th : ; ' ‘>i mF! i * ." ‘ .* i : [Fas — lot~ ss ‘ ran: ew ey » ez oo *} . — a ea > - wn *, 7377 - Ozora Ste arns ; a nei : Ra 3 eat : nee A . ' ‘ Lz . “A va i - l cf recere im insas (“Ges Purter wt Line min a. work toma yv ne ur Bag . . . ; sig . oe . » = iaUsL Mie mij wa&rgd pes. Nae’ Vmee “Ce? ons r TRS earner: ~ Be bi Tt ey, } 7 eee 7 om : : ; Oy r4 ‘ = T w if “a Line “Abe ; ’ pan we the home of Waiker's parents, Mr Davis, president of the Chicago.,,.... 0... ver She was hit le : ee it With | putts, Springfield, Il. and Howara | *@Berized strike, which cast .. the: , ; man’s death was the 119th SSiSS1 1} ] i¥ 3 t \ 4 etpterrent ° 4? : " . a : rs . mr ‘ ta) . - ws ” . is : . - —— . * i rit ; . [ t 7° VW Niele TrID 4 /~ dia sl A if - fF ' >* ’ > : " - se ’ Ts } +33 ; . : ~ and Mrs “ Hillam Walker at Long $10, 000 OBTAINED Theol Ficai semi! | w4a? &£i,* = Ak 1 Site . ‘ AW MiTau i « : o . ihr Tay ~— } nis SPrrmrnyyoany ae eas ere “at. itd . | . i fin , t woun } their ww ay ta t he 7 - nignt of A ug. l* ended after Delivered by city Witnesses testified the machine! — =~ sisae che ment : ie chia: ae ! aaa m4 ae — wo bite ie standing S ite, ? +) Viiesie ware om =" 2 a i a Migs Fisher. who was a waitress | oe nating single m all his caree? = ae pa epee: a achieved throug lewspa per -ihe the guests.of FE. G. Ridewar ?a- cers frem al] sections of the coun- ; : , s + Lie The armed mak nodded to- ier y Paiea e ” speed Webbe was held on $1°,900 nto soll Sate DSercum , ¥ “ it Bi a oe +h in the Scrucgp- Vande ryvoort Ra rhe y ' = = ‘ 7; ‘ ; Ye = Pie te ' ar crs ’ . ~~. . a? - sd ~ ; 7 ba .. ‘ 4 is i §?? are - the ™* Te“ 1: . ucent. a sy ; TY a nad throe«wn a “ordon around ib od , > ' . ra A ‘ a! LT? Tie ’ ay! Ke ay) Mri ere®r et SMA 4 si i = i ; , eos ae x : ee ; _ SE Wie of Stee Pasko tees | MCCE™" AG Fcongeteton. zach megan MATING SWIMMER KILLED oud rather BaF a good polo pune | > I mean PUuUsi Ne Ssa——O Den thar «ate sig ‘ : Te ts -_ ife ’ n't 7 al ira > - ; ‘ had gone to Long Beach for th: trains? all exnressions a! A te Vou tes rhs , soher = ri? o es “ ‘ . . v . week-end, during which time Miss | ~ ee aoe Md, Wnen | of loyalty truth, especially tl Wife of Pisher Bod) Official | think that women crafty enough to Walker was to decide whether to 7 on + on Saag then fol- aor ffirmation. "Rut. al e Caught in Launch’s Propeller. engage in suc nspiracies wou! | . a ‘ °n by Edward Jakie of Poe scompany her brother. Phil, on a | Suing hime im the mace rie ots | things, truth beareth away the vic- | ® win Associated Press 04 —_ wire, | DiCk_Mr. Phillips for a violation «f 9 ME Borth Kingshighway. She ‘wip to California, which he planned revolver M eon “ ace ee | er tery.’ - - Z ‘ . ty : ro (| the Manm act ? , . fried to the nearby home ‘o start today Miss Fisher was, RSS OPened tae sare, ris ‘ . —— - Pe : ‘ ‘ r *hie om ee ] "2 ye . Fy 9 = , which contained recelocs from The ' ; . 4 Hi vy _* f f T be ‘Trt it Vi ‘+ mre Ss . " : 3 an orphan. She B® survived by}; 1, mar | Sat : ; truth and unswerving loyalt oo the & t ) _ S iar ine tor Saturday night an« —- , ——. Sor jent of the *Fisher Body Corpora- => . + hree brothers and a sister Her | Sunday I ral on hig eae FO tion ¢ his work kis con , ches sion : . Herg genieg iS agency Was s x . > sae De | : me Ltd Currene tT lit? + . aad . 5 ; al ‘ . | \ ? ’ ° . ‘ ~~ * Lr tT ho 3 *‘unera! wil? he a? s “of *’ Mm — - . _ , ; . } , ; . i» . 7 - \ - 5 - sa Ms ies . _ = =’ Af - “A —_ n > v) ij J r ,* Fé Sa : | os m sacks "Thy robber filled hi« “tu it - raues s mS uA ' a ae ae “ai : _ , : are ee ; 2) ae , . 3 Wednesday. from the residence : . . . - aus n rs ) Ol is YS € i pose 5 . : : Case Vv +} ‘ KS * 4 hed i ne ~ ero a ~ - . a - . - = ; 4 ; with services at St. Cronan’s Cath- Mca n ; a . ante ; hea rer lod kis deen. | PSA" = Saseine mu 7 ou eans stile I s ‘ : ; 4 : ' mad : e &£a omnis , . . . * : me by ' uri t “alvwa e? ming im imke st. (lair ne mie > > $ lie Church and bu mat PR Vivar) |; rage, where a Hudsen ouring car @St seit was : inderstand “ te : - - , Polo on . rivate ‘Field. Cemetery , Aw , 2 en ye ft Beil River ne DOoCacy was e- PRillips ed pole on is i we ae ; |, WHA engine running was waiting, Ww" aetna bet le . , sti played pelq om Ris . es > . ; nner CORGucKes On ice route I" | with a second man at the whee! gave himes the development of as vate field yesterday. Asked whér1- ric. ek Derris of 2347 South Teath = f > . a>? . . 4 _ — . . ' ‘ ‘ — ound ie in — . » : . g “as ae ; he clubhouse districts of the M~ With McCann*sitting beside the the Daily News and the other great ARCHBISHOP GLENNON IN Hh, S. he was worried by the possioi'i- | : , a . and at city hospital was % ise a ‘= by . , oe «4% sinha - ‘ ™ os “ ’ " - ’ Set “i 4 4 : wen River, near his hon His | ariver, ard the arme her alone erterprises that absorbed him = ume Oo e presemce o es. he * to have suffered a fractuved a z fun li will be at ? pp. m. tomorrow : a = m . . : an All The A ; a « P. &. tomort im the back, the car was driven east completely. and to wv \ our pres-| St. Louis Prelate Returns From hey weulant dare come Out in Se | 4 re Sa The driver was arrested. the & f es ge oe yg reagan tiin Delmar to Grand boulevard,:ent Ruman prudence would affirm | Rome on the Franconia. | these open spaces : e 4 , Hy | Bes Im crossing behind a southbound | .. pe: : n rewWwoc With Durial im Oak + De ; a iat eae , .. 1? aks 9 Special te the Frat-Diepatch meavtic weiled waman with & , ale + | it ; — } rr C : KI a : a a it? i ' W 4aSTIN : wie’ , tha t a a Ve ": 2e@ - x e eS = et . BR te A . : ; 4 . . ; A ‘ ¥ . seu . eee Bei *eabid i | y , ‘ : ig ie . rar into the northbound ene " ae | 7 . eme er raw te = : ~~ ‘ ie) ’ ” . . ~bh . .~ e + a “a4 | as — . * 4 * ~ i¢ = _ i re = " “es : I rc - ° one! , - ~ : we j > ; = | ~ . . inicmned wut SSR pees aE ee 2 Bi cang — = hally large fee ind han: , = : a , ; “Modile traffic at Caroline street. be , i . 9 . is MT) 71ST NOCUHR of SB i_OvuIs arriv = , » te oe —- — ° f : . . hee A : ‘ south paat Police Headquarters to: hi« ) e > Cali! for Help. , ! 2 — a “A Christian Gentleman. enue Pranr nines frow — ipproach Phillips ; or ) : Bs f old, 32651 Hickory street, #25 has s te ct “A “fr «* i rai? on ; 4 n on ish. ret irni : i Ory) es ™ : | nn - = ae “i . ae = gn “ete wee the simate saticion of T am sure she was a man | by an automobile driven’ br ' Beresky, an automobile me- “Now, you get ovr, and keer us Was 7 SS See “* 'a trip to Rome —" ; . a , om, ‘ _— . PI ‘> — ™ > + + was @ - ee ‘ riiii ¥¢ : i ¢ . CT , eo? / Jer ehanic. had gome with a number! your mouth shut.” said th. —o inh ABE 1OVYaRyY tO truth, Oo . es He sailed from Queenstowr a PEERED So ee 5 : - » ? .* . ' .* . ¥ : : : ' . rm ri wt ni ser e Ty en im Als . , , 4 NS 4 edie of young men and women to i pobhber MeCann got ut ind the * aris Ana sery me _ s week ago after visiting relatives Te a lowe hana — eet 4 ~ ‘ o . - . »~ Mis aL iit a i Ls! , : e ~ . 7. ~ . ae | ‘ ‘ : ws . g* ”* > + + ae ya ™ ® . “ * . : , = Any ; picnic on the river bank just be-. car continued souty McCann : : Was 4 ristial genutice in Ireland ever grt ine a —_ ‘ is . tin a oe - + °. ’ cried fer help about 2:36 » Mm. man as he Was heing driver down. **« muss : Criurm pal ThiNga a Walte > ~ meng . . ~ wae we aaa — ' 4 awh . P . a , m - . ‘... 2 . . - P aw: , . Bianche Tucker of the Queen's 9 sorrows as well as e vs. the e- o rene Wn ae nds led York spiritualist. was also drag.cd aS Daughters Home Tin | inde}! Youths @ song in the Durg from the steam shovel mineider to civre the im pression that Le ’ a SSSR Cc bea swerved Sn ; af 1401 North Park place The Lorre & Zell) atering Peas e iets as srimage nas wee bia of the T unkirk “pa! t* a@ toa? 4 was a sr rit yaliat and atten ,;ed K. ea traffic. tn #0 doing. ne 3 , at Phe a , : : , . — — , - . ’ -~ 2 an bes « ¥ ‘ : hw , . ‘ abe Ga > +, ~*~ , . . 7 a . : —_ : . taken about the culls for heip. and 4 ) Wien ’ Mirko 8 a , , " tached. were und vesterdas W e he was there the police i io a —— nee or - . ested her and summoned him IS the easiest =e 2 seer heshcee: , _- > Mrs Anna | : | . bab aa > . _ . . P * ; . Miss Tucker and Kuernnan wilted 18 =m 4 Vivers wa 8 . & right from Gea ” tor Lawson. was unable. on acceunt 2Ppear-as witness against me ier just write us a letter ‘= — o Mark et.etreet, and . eg : op na ce NE SA Ee Pee wet a = i ; . | ss food bave fi di each es , their posi 10ns in im ame ius , 1: bi : | t | Lre¢ is 12 T : arr} tat acy pea of i ness +, “Om fy ai hic home He has 2 le +> arpear in «¢ rt uses you oun in es - zen 35. ITI? Papin ing it te cu psi ze (aher members Sideo fy im tne open sate . : _ - Mr ? . . -» e : ~ rT? +. Mm Two e’a«ractic the 5 Rta Cornne of the picnic party reseued M iss Kviiward Brennan this astier : “ae (uern nan but were Was zwuarde by me eahher ~ mi) ae , 7 ; ‘ | ines yes ; Tucker and Ku rn a! i r iS UArde dj ‘ bher while 24 the sincine three hymns | relatives Mr«. Thoma -ouc r ror CRwreh ee yie"s ry . T« *ror " was revived with some difficuity om ipe ” len Overiand a a > | ' ‘ ‘ ‘ , wae m “i = J pa. ai tal if Riita Rac lie y Bi ' = | mie wees There was no display. aside from i was from Vice President Dawe: ‘ rs. Thomas Francis ef 650° Or cold Beresky'’s body was recovered ing car. which they had parked in ;' a? ville E — See © Mrs. - a = VO poe “wg meat for ' eee oe obesrczival -* ¢tRe many wreaths and sprays oi Meiville E&. Stone, now counselo Fatural Rridge rt j _ with grappling heeks bv Deputy firs rr? of er us oa tt Fm, > orery at ~~ * e ? if ' ; e be 9 : InNSf® i r ‘\ a. Wea ti a ‘ = Pe | s peers nh 0 it on OR i * pica. , eee » oo lowers (ine sheat was- trom and former genera] man r of the en a frem apop while h r Sheriffs Slevin and Barker ‘orner of Waterman renee.” The : enh 9 | Se ee ee ee eee Cee ee ee ae jones few —— uses and may ee Ai Fresident and Mrs. ‘oolidge Associated Press, Lawson's partner iriving his automobile near Onsertt _ motor « a not start “Oo ‘Rew rrn ip: SOGTON'S CARD PARTY BELB WP wes Waterman tor itn bors: | news and compocine rooms” and for s dour Nears ard Me oteeae tg Pee, ne Ce ME itil they maid -ommandeer an cate Ss bsg ge “i ea ‘aes esau _ . ang Ais coheague | Francis have been in the East. The A cont party in the basement. machine. Bren w Sn” | business office of the Daily News.) in the organimaijon and develop- n of the home af Dr. Marion i nisin ss ehin setae sites: “ih , without hower eT disturbing the. ment ef the Associated Press was Yount, 4299 Arco avenue, was in- eepiee Clty saciid ceectiatear ert sa tre ne se Se agen. , ge — aes of the notables of terrunted at t3;10 watinens yeaterday them but was halt ted wikinn en | . 2 Some of Lawson's EOsaE VOR from ; the werld of journalism to arrive by a knock on*the door. Dr. Yount ese Sed : i s wh h <6 , lowe: Dr. Yount, $4: Gus Mediey. i iat % as a < Ber Uncie s bedmde when he | cag: by ret z Ww . Drege revo. vers * oe ,* died. Milliam WUarrisen Pr: diev Ry order of Kent ¢ “gseper n- . F 42093A Arce, $8 . Wittiam alker. ; Richardson and made him stop and who married T aweson's sister und oni ke naa — £¥ 1069 Seuth Taylor avenue, $1¢: | oes “1 ne ae ee eer ae wires of the aheo-| palight. but leaving the moter run- whose own sister became Mrs Vi ciated Pr | . Y . | t ‘ : a . ; = : Labit ; ; ss i" Pred Easters, 4139 Delmar boule- | pp Ng a | rs. Vis d ess were silenced for vard. 820 | Sane. ey Greve away in his car. | ; three minutes, beginning at 1! a. m. & a . atter firing two shets at siete : ‘ , = ah. at him. A radio memoria! Service for : Ree Sting Causes Auto Wreck. § The Overiand was found to be @ men |! SOn will be broadcast tomor- ¢ eS MEXICO, Mo. Aug. 24.——-Blind- the property of a Kroger grocery | “Bank |row night from station WLS. an '§ Eo e4 when stung about the face by manager, from whom it Rad Deen | with Security” ..::. srcions within a radius of |f e. : a Dumble bee. Cecil Nichels lost stolen in a rebbery Saturday «ve- | National Bank 8 miles of Chicago ut remain | eentre!l eof his qutomodtile amd itt ning On it were Iecense plates | . | silent during the program which - Carmed ever five miles south of which had been teaued to Rov fF. | Open Every Day Until SPM. will be started at § ». yp Chinntin tT a here. ¥. Ww Nichols suffered, Mct}innis of 4447 De Tonty street, | Saturday Until 6:30 P M daylight saving time Walter L.. = fractures of three ribs and the twe for a Ford The Ford had pen ; Fisher wil! deliver the eulogy. and | nee ef the car escaped . stolen Saturday ard abandoned | Eighth * Between Olive and Locust music Laweon | | a. | Imerai al . interment wil! be held We are awarding $2,500 in 147 different prizes $10 each to those who send in lists of the greatest # practical food uses from one bortie of Premier. ’ Any woman may send in as many lists as she only one of her lists can win a prize. This contest is Of } these who have used Premier. In case of ties, each ty cestant will be awarded the full amount of each prize G8 Coatest closes December 1, 1925. Address FRANCIS H. LEGGETT & COMPANY, NEW aa ae ‘ee 8.8.8 6 8a, Ps aa alta ki Many who uever before «nicved a _ Cafeteria «are REN’S ©" patrons. CAFETERIA AND! SANDWicn gene —- Olive 217 N. 10th ss. Downstairs . later, minus its 1) : ket will be broad-.'™ Please Dent Pay Uniew eee £ . minus t= Dcemse plates. es cant : : 3 Satisfied. —
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= ° 5 sng SO © oh Fe DE ty reas. SP i GP ee hi 2 ey + es * 4 FS Se ae a re aes Gas Wea Ete ee : b 3 FC ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae | MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1925. | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae - Bs ACH : = — ES FNSTORAEFGMNALKNG [=== PA CAPBLE SEP POLE MAKING Presents His Old Home CR RIN STS L THASSIST LENHAROTHAMITE CANE KILLED | “seems | OF ROTTEN DEAL ee er IT HARD FOR ‘SOFT Town With sc raatanee $7700 DOWNTOWN FIRE He Pays $600 Paving Tax on Marion C. Early, St. Louis DONOR OF HIGH SCHOOL | Dan- om Z. - “a ey [- Mmplor yer W ould Aid Pr or ; if ] BY AUT) ’ ha Long Branch, N, J., j toh eee Girl Em loye at Embroftfery ) Wo Told of Beating a ; ) ] IRE 4 | | Edifice. PA ORS Lawyer, Buys Former ae e siuaan Forgot to Turn | Fe of ; College Buildings and | _ommmmianenn teeta net / ( ounty Officers. Off Current. — — , eo j 43 a ; ; . By the Associated be yy 8 Donates Th 3 es ca %e SRS Se. eee bas ot q y ; = | ao yA . em to Morris- Zo yas : , o ; ee ham > Ayictis Believed to Have | — 4 |Slayer’s Counsel Issues| “ONG BRANCH, N. J., Aug. 24.) 1) Ventive Bartenders Seem- e ; rymen ari les M@acKSmith ag ®e4 ae | William Hilton A , . F B Fi " eg i —St. James toe Episcopal : : ville, Polk County, Mo. > ; Some girl employe of the a- e ere Lee lira 4 re} mr road em Ploy er . “—. , , ae Bi Fo se eee Z Statement Giving Views Church here, in which six presi- ingly Have Played Last % 2 se ee 2 aa Ee # e tional Embroidery Co.. on the fifth 42l——not George lLenhard i, Vigited the Cc im 2 Livin at ] 2 ] -2 ee bie ses Bi es Pe i e eute dents of the United States have y , Pee Pore ‘ . ~~ é ; ; Es ae A se *e > a Es 4 floor of the Mallinckrodt Building. Mst. (O ron Courthou lay. ? 8 es Bo See : Sst ee ia of Prisoner on Killing of worshipped, was saved from the Trick In Devising Hiding Morrisville, Polk County. Mo., (i : pS se 3 : 3 901 Washington avenue, left an ag irthouse today and tog gle 4 } pig Pee a i eee ee 0) LS af 7. pe ie ie pee ee . ‘ will o N , o es en = Bryan : i e > = an the lenhardt, who ts held on a warts @ idan Sees Roe ie Ernest Levy of Long Branch and trict high school, the gift of Ma-| f% — . Oa Hance and Mrs. Hance, in Indiana ansan Admits Firing Shots After) .¢ inventive bartenders, who seem- Early met this situation by ac- , 2 ell of om somrege ns ae Skelley of New Britain. which Lou Hartman, a melon , haga ges Rognreaay: In connection with Groeh)’s visit | grower. ig held in jail here. Hart- A telephone message that neigh- almost filled to capacity the base- amonnt involved in his gift when|is now a trustee of Drury College. fdeturing Co., on’ the third floor. ment at Police Headquarters. questioned today. He is a native of About 75 students of high school] suffered a water loss of $200. Polk County, but never attended! grade living in and around Mor- This was the second fire tn the Morrisville College, though it was/risville are expected to attend the/ loft building district, to be started | 7 Pa- John. A. Nolan of Clayton ig Le Charies F. Sweazea, 35, 171 alte Manatee . ; n. = i Sa) , With her sisters, is f re bors were being disturbed by a par- Ww hardt's lawyer, and is interested {g. Ss heiress to one of the greatest for- =e ree ve menty posta ae | See Sree feee teen: Dee ty at the sacenie house of Mrs.|in existence during his boyhood.| school, which will have a faculty} by an electric ir.a left burning, n WPA sine tie “gat of the men charged Mea man about 63 years old, sup-/tunes in New England Chapman s daily life in prison ~| declares he did not intend to kill|‘Y # = bi pro FE Olive abeaiii. He was educated in Southwest of college graduates. the past week. Last Tuesday a girl lal. With assault. | & : : 'has received several good b0OOKS/ anybody and did noto know his| @aith Tobin, este t i 4 seater Audit _Bureau of Cireula deat’; EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PR mine i-- The Associated Press ts exclusiv oken Jtled to the use for republication ef a ia . f apparently became confused |‘ia and Strand theaters, at the/ several new theories. . |wounds through the heart, but] Yesterday and last night, this ae dred parochial school ;teachers| Catholic Wom: 5 of the St. Louis Stepped back into the path of southwest corner of Sixth and St./ Notwithstanding Hance’s dying climbed inj beside Darnold, who| D¢r imcluding 31 robbery ‘suspects, |, outside the city are expected ' archdiocese, Suiomobile. The pedestrian’s |©haries, toa New York chain-store} goatement that it was Anderson and |had suffered a wound in his left| 16 taken at beer parties, 46 at = i was fractured: The body is |CoOrporation, which plans to raze) charles “One Arm” Wolfe who did | llee. and collapsed. negro resorts and two for carrying eR ¢ | preine. croiied 10 This’ ale ach 22 908 es oOo se cre fee 2 a @ the morgue, awaiting identifi- |*he theaters and erect a store and/the shooting, Chapman, Groehl| concealed weapons. the | are also reserved. eee : office building on the site, was made| eays, contends that it was incredi- | VERDICT OF ACCIDENT IN en’ ssaganmepagee™ RATES. BY MAIL fhe man’s death was the 110th |today by Charles J. Cella, who, ble that Anderson had a part in it | WOMAN INJURED IN 1 AUTO aa | De ly and Sunda v one year...... 81 : : bmobile fatality in St. Louis with Frank R. Tate of Cella & “Why, the man wouldn't Le with- DEATH OF BOY FROM BURNS JULY, 1922, DIES sub- Baily, “senout — % Beever, nine more than at this|‘4te, Owns the property. in a thousand miles of that place.”| —1 1. wintetts, 8, Was Fatally In- ACCIDENT IN Bs Remit acither bY postal order. expresp «i iim last year. The consideration was not an-| he exclaimed. “It would be the last. jured When G: sOline i 4 4 Death of East St. Loulsan At- & the eae oe “ eee sana. i nounced, but it is understood the] piace in the world he would go to.’ J Shop B. Po some seins oman eributeded to Grief Over Demise after ver y city. carrier or « . , > . ? > . ' _ T 3 : [Sater oF oF tore fo Women Among Six Persons principals have tentatively agreed Chapman told his lawyers he | . eT 3 of Hashend and Sons te Mishap. Offi- Deily only. 530c pron Sunday. 10¢ & ‘Tort in Automobile Accidents. on a rental of $110,000 a year for| pnew Wolfe. who is now held by | A Coroner's verdict of accident Sten Daew Forest. 44 yeate oft “pil wit ‘ne auenh dines eantees bile tt. ‘)Mrs. Mary Maher, 58 years ola,|2 Period which willbe determined |tnhe Muncie police, having se him | a Segoe a in see veges - tied ne - tera Hospital in East use 1879. at the Postoffice at St is. Bi widow, living at 2704 So: in negotiations in the next ‘ew > d “Dutch” Anderson} Glenn Willetts, 8 years old, of :6 5s er ta ta ‘ Oo Nint when he an s uth Ninth Texas avenue, who died from burns St. Louis today of injuries suffered aes . . ( Sell. Olive Gene. y Bpireet, in crossing Easton avenue days. This is at the rate of $8890! stayed at the Hance farm house at} . = : ie. pre eer ia ‘ = - = Blackstone ve, to board q | 2 front foot. Eaton. Ind., 11 miles outside of | Saturday night. According to tesri- jae | im. whith % , end ae aven m users z oat il ier husban * memireet car, at 8:45 o'clock last eve-| The site, about 125 fe2t square, / Muncie. | mony at the inquest, me calle was jaan Rg Ces ing, was struck by an automobiie | ‘* in the heart of the downtown re- “lve known Anderson a long|Playing in the rear of his father’s WO SOBs Were Mined. . ‘automobile repair shop at 6 Physicians said grief contributed y ven by Edward ‘ tail section. The purchaser is the nC an ig reported to| 1643 | igs ty ef heigaahoae : time,. aapene » Ohio avenue, Saturday, while aj|to her death. A daughter, Clara, - : orth Kingshighway. She was McCrory Chain Store Corporation h ‘se incanable of a ‘ mn ‘ have said, “and hes 1 I SR Re oe vies QGalitien | al : 18 years old. survives. ° eo Married to the nearby home of a abst any ep has Hate 7 see By such a rotten deal, particularly tp a a i thsi ae a ere é oa et Hite oD | . BMlative she had just + , ates a2 cNMain Of ; the aoe ts ‘ ss, M years old, of 1904 Menard spony be ea ~o: down a woman in cold blood toes ’ ayaa a i 6 ’ . OD LOIN, il. Au 24.— Mrs Oo Wreet, in crossing Seventh boule- | Stil! in the projection stage, ‘ut a bucket and threw it through gle JQ N, be g. ae. | ; Flis Feeling Toward Hances. ia on ‘ Rov Francis, 28 years old, of Du- eae Tard at Lafayette ave it is known the company plans to ‘ 2. ‘ ‘ith (aoor Che flaming liquid struck LO. ran Ss. at 7 p’ s a 5 Se “Sion Sa nue, was ite , “anderson'and = left there with; rho rs ast the door |quoin, was killed near here yester-: 5: =a (kale eeregb an © with | che child, who ran past the door |quoin, wa o -by Removing Cold Cream in an automobile’ accident July 12 ‘ but down caisson foundations to , it feeling toward them :% , ‘ , ‘ ty 20 story building. the best. feeling st as the burning gasoline wasiday when she fel! under an auto- ‘S Derris of 2347 Sout support a 16 or 2 5 Puth : a ntne fp | Just 2 ung & 3 Ww and at city 5 Sa ro At present a four-story structure is}! have mever had © oo get thrown out. | mobile truck’ in which she and sev- pe This Amazing NE W ay. b ° ; 5) a" “ ie ito have suffered nage ou d contemplated. change my feeling towar The father was severely burnedjeral others weré returning from $ re ‘ , Hance testified in Hartford be- : “ dS dee Meetieelt tk teen A T Someone jokingly z sae . i. The ari The Columbia Theater for years , er on the. hands and arms in beating | Eldorado, Ps ? ws, COE Oo eroming ao ade 6 | in|cause he had to. He never would the flames on his son's cloth- | remarked that the truck was afire,| Fea segs Please Accepta 7-Day Packet To Try. was the leading vaudeville house in natal eee, eae St. Louis, and in recent years has} have gone back on Us. & a ae and Mrs. Francis slipped as she c ca a , ; ” : bile “aa Se norairgeedl tee been operated as a vaudeville and|we were with se _— pentyl 235: AUTOS GATHER FOR PARADE ’ Tattempted to leap out. ‘ - him. They had some —— P uty mot‘on picture theater. The Strand: pressing ae : ing Liquor In — 7 - ‘ 90, ery Herbert Bowlin, 27 Theater, a motion picture house,jon him or he never would have ap- ST ROAD INJUNCTION Agee: prose heting — glue ERE iS anew way of removing cold No More Soiled Towels / Vp . * ick b *1 Hickory street, was has been operated for 11 years. peared as a Witness against me.’ | A AIN NEW YORK. Aug. 24.—Eugene cream that will work quick and im por- . it is 7 L “i, pgs automobile driven Dy} Chapman agreed with his coun- | Secret Conferences Held at Fulton, ' ; ‘ ; ots pe LH ten Oneal tant changes in your skin Soft as down and white as snow, t z ; —_— ; ty D . - . . se 30s8e, 1oONnora y 4a ‘ a = * hes, 1515 South Grand | BAY INJURED BY THROWN BALL ce] that Hance's testimony did not Mo., Between Both Factions | ‘chs. dures NH. today paid a times as absorbent as an ordinary cloth rd. Bowlin was treated by ‘ c ‘ersy { 1d by . th: Le ntroversy. er Lester Ostrander Jr., 17 years|hurt him and pointed out RAT me | - hr “ ° fine of $1200 to custome officials ysiclan and found to have suf- Special t} st-D e) i 7 nt - = 7 a iu . of I™ i} la i ISD, ; . De Tonty street, was/unhesitating!ly confirmed much MEXICO, grog Aue 24.—One/for bringing undeclared lquors A way that will end oily nose and skin — towel. conditions amazingly. ' i It ends the “soiled towel” method that is ttwo fractured ribs. He de-|0Old, of 3953 + Ath a |the testimony | i to prosecute the driver. nit on the left cheekbone orm | “I'm certain Anderson coutd not | hundred automobiles left here at 1/into this country, but he did not That will hold your “make-up” fresh for d kin beaut ving south j PR aw baseball in a game yesterday morn- I'm certain nde: | lo'elock this afternoon to join dele-| get his liquors, nor his cigarettes angerous to skin au y. = Pe Street, at ° 5 p eget i on ing between the Shaw and Times fiave had anything to do with this | gatior “tr m Columbia Northern | : nd perfumes which he also hours longer than before. hai te h of atatees : 3 : : a > A 5 ; : v nf r: AY, : ! ; oe a vr t} : ide wned | ea ions Sa seer v iWwid, ‘ i a | h4Adg = 7 3 : . + : / tam J, Workman. 24, 2323 baseba!] teams, on No. 9 diamond, on my accou ea Py ise resoma ae aD |Callaway and Seuthern ‘Audrain | brought. He paid $60 as duty on That will largely end skin imperfections It avoids the arsnness paper AQ h Ninth street, approached in Forest Park. man sai 1, ct scording to mia “3 . eu | counties in a protest parade | 400 cigars, which were refurned to and eruptions shift ways. Iti is made by one ot the the world’s Bret halteq by a street ear. and He was at bat, and, failing toi“because he would realize t a _ithrough Fllton late today against! him When he arrived last week, ss A Rens . 3 leading makers of absorbents. 1 *vold ramming the automobile dodge a fast ball thrown by the| would ordjy react against me, and an injunction which has halted! LeBosse said he was bringing the That will lighten dark looking skins Ie un He he swerved ‘into the norin-| Times pitcher, was ieoael ft 2 isle —_— iwork on the Kansas City-St. Louis| liquor for rich friends in Manches- almost unbelievably. No Oily Skins ee traffic. in so doing, ne|conscious. At Barnes Hospital it) against me now. | cro8s-state highway. |ter and claimed tmmunity from ientific w aad » ats . 2 ; eee st ig ientihie way now widely urged by skin : ie: wd into another automobile. | Was said his condition is serious. Hance Feared by Neighbors. | wrsintver: Sane un i aii 4 | customs inspection on the ground A scient g pid p , iis e ’ ! Because it removes all dangerous matter and Mthtee passengers in Workman’s bbe Chapman explained that many) tee aa ee cia be, | that he was @ diplomat. experts gnd beauty specialists throughout ose from the pores, it combats n did. If you have used "MI fouis Lunn. s# wu § nik 75 Loot in Church Robbery. | 4¢ Hance’s neighbors feared him | sessions were held here today be-| cepraerprreara 2 the United States. sd ?, oreaey gZ you ever di you ha ; 3 unn, 58, Mill Springs, A cornet and ‘two. clarinets, naentien of What-t% knew about |tween both factions of the fight Bus Digpatcher Robbed of $20 The coupon brings a full 7-day supply . skm and nosé conditions. A greasy skin What it Oiten means cold cream left in the skis which the pores constantly exude. > us a letter tellin the different 4 ; Mra. Anna Sw Pazea, 42. on7 valued at $75, were stolen early ‘ ies icht have |over the injunction suit hoiding up John rin kley dispatcher for : : . . ” Market. st lec F n their activities and migh 1a . ; ith t char Please use it pund in each bortle ee Char se yesterday from the Fountain debe reason to want to get him out of |work on State Highway No. 2. B. | the People’s Motorbus Co., was without Charge. case , <4 SOME a at a CO nalts og ELLE LONE LEE LD SE ELE LE AAO PENN AE IEA ia Re Sn en See ed LS AEG AU ON CENT ic ERE 8 NN RIES TIN CANDIES. OE. ng ON pee r the competent judges who will ’ = pale oh Adie a hn hata Congregational! Church, Aubert and the way. Chapman inferred froin | ? hie pag r, State Highway Engi- | held up by an armed man at vrene brings will Repeccs: you. yer each separate use (namely, i EE intake - bouhenn: Fountain avenues. by ae the fact that Mrs. Hance was bare- |neer, was in tom n , J re Baker, —— guns arreaypiOhe pho net A blemished skin ~— indicates a germ nber of different practical uses is 4 4 . on maitre. 98 ies scene and ere deurinine to Rook, Wien Ee ea ee hex range a , “ . os 7 Cauabh of $20 armay is ‘ak ee ‘eid a | A New Way condition of the pores ou must clean them a i ’ ’ av e { | erce, said eOAnle ) } ner! ~ n } v. ; ; , at | Tin Tag MURDERER se eet il 5076 Vernon ave- raed chat ber alae bated Base re- | Callaway County were here in an|grip Sontaining oa and A This new way is called KLEENEX. A new out. Old ways won 't do it. ee Soe f | — turning from a tomato plantation | effort to have the injunction called {coin register. valued at Fs kind of material—different from any other In two or three days mists method will g for fruit salad. Or with Filet 4 ETS FIVE- YEAR SENTENCE : : they had some distance from thetfr | met Seer age Mises « ree ae you have ever seen. prove itself. i obring about ine Built. at for Sund h ers. YOu | E . S, a yee, es - : ' Peichee Boe ore ae Ped Treen tempers. |} 77h Owns EAR Sinners cue fr tons | WOMAN'S PURSE STOLEN Buy ORIENT COAL Wow |, 1:,comcs in exuinite, scp shes of You will be surprised at the difrence andwiches for the picnic. Thes¢ (a t of : Pp 2 40 Below and Froze Col. Osborn explained that as pres- PRICE WILL ADVANCE S00N handkerchief size. - it, then discard it. a skin. In its fairness, freedom from ted d have diss @ 7 : Pe : ier ; Your Home: ? S|ident of the Prison Board he has! WHITE SHE KNEFLS AT MASS RIESTER-BOGUE 4 It is the first method ever known that ~“shine,” in the way your “aeae. holds PRI — - oie :"s lls severa! | » : " £& RUPERT, B. C., Aug. Do you own your own home, —— eee hoe i Quictiy Lenwet Cierch & removes ALL cleansing cream, ALL dirt, its charm and freshness. <4 'Prisonment for five years i out times to ascertain ‘f he ha any | | COAL co . ; s i . or, are you paying ‘ Pursuit—Boys Catch Snatcher,. | ° grime and germ-laden matter from the pores. fa 500 O “ Alex an@ release on sus- | ‘ money every month to live (jcomplaints or special requests to | ursu : h | *? Til enn aiete tne. sath aie si T; le F; . oe 171 § - * Sentence for Edie Toot. |. in someone's ee ee make and learned Chapman had | 'W ho Is ae Sa se ot . 2228-2" ry ves ae - DS, was ; _i¢ ting in return only a nv of the best! Kneeling at o’clo:k mass QO — , in 147 diff f $250 to 0 meteg the white man's jus less rent receipts? 4 penne setyng men: ithe Church of St. Francis de Sales Just detach the cou Use it by all means, iterent prizes rom we 4 out by the court. They : The same amounts paid each (| books from the prison arene: | - Hild Sn adver | y aT be’ delich arith hat it brings. end in lists of the greatest number of "Gee fenvicted of manslaughter month on a home ‘of your } Osborn loaned him several Reune (TT acee’ Ocauan nse at ar aes ou elight Ww %, olde ) ; ' s one bottle of Premier. e ek in having participated tn own baie: ply i. +1 py time and later Chapman found an out- pee lhad adinpatoctiial a ‘small amount | 4 ath emminmainainaey in as many lists as she chooses bat oF ft” murder of Waste- gt Be’ investment, whose (/let for his feelings by writing sev- hen , . of te ars i mieiak seats Cream Remover ee a ee win a prize. This contest is open t® = hee rns. an Indian youth. two value is measurelesa in the (/ ora) letters to Osborn about the |“? ©UANnee, gl ; ni 2 Qgo, { leasure it will give you, as herein he found|~ 4" elderly woman, who sat in| mier. In case of ties, each tying Com = 4 nthe remote Laird Riv- ? weil as being /a haven of }/ books ase chorgeaens.». bsigala the next pew to the rear, leaned, 2¢ full amount of each prize tied for. , _ of Northern British Col- joy for your wife and grow- (/the greatest pleasure. over, picked up the purse and ran Loans on Boudorr s Sao ber 1, 1925, “a 7 b break th a coding rome just the home ‘ Alberta Miners End } Strike. ;out. Mrs. Cleaver rose to her feet! (hemeOs ITY 4 Por aco. ST ee sam want, whether ft be a )|By the Associated Press, and followed her, without disturb- Character BETT & COMPANY, NEW YORK C | ithe: th ccasin, it was decid- cament cottage or an elab- EDMONTON, Altamont, Aug. 24. ing any of the comparatively few : en e boy must die. He was orate mnnasee. Pi 4 ae —The strike of coal miners in the! worshippers at the late mass, Your good m, where, co Seema See: the “Real Dispatch, Turn $|Edmonton field ended yesterday| Outside, a number of small boys! by two friends, is all the eg three days in a now these columns, /|afternoon, when the miners’ meet-/itook up the chase, ovetaking the collateral you of 40 degrees below choose the home you want, ¢/,. ly voted to resume - h blocks north g at Beverely purse-snatcher two 0 , to death. yoy coe, caver sions ane heme s wees on the terms of the operators. /at Ohio avenue and Sidney street, Ask us about it Takes Da Dafly Walk. ownership. i The strike had been in progressiand holding her while — ‘ Industrial Loan Company Bina since June 1. The miners are re-|sought a policeman. Mrs. Clever 1 Street : SHELL. Bavaria, Aug. POST - DISPA TCH turning at a reduction in wages/ placed chargés against her, but to- 714 Chestnut in fae Von Hindenburg of Carries for more Real Estate 44- }| qgmounting to 13 per cént for con- | day learning that the woman was Wien Cllen £608 Hietiemene De, * Who is 78, gets up at vertisement than ALL oo agg tret rates and & and 10 per cent for | mentally afflicted, said she would day and walks Ce i nnnnnorraer ae company and day men. not prosecute. ; the foreste, ee ee. .
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A kK 12 « / s GRAND-LEADER (/_— — August 25 to 31—Inclusive PRL RE SI mine ge agape ¢) é HE announcement of the final week of thus sem ff “, | Tees event is an urgent signal to those who have : : | eles red their selections 16 act promptiy- The extreme | : | | walues that characterize this sale invest the offerings with [| [| | | | such evidens advantages that everyone interested m the i} | | | purchase of Furniture should avail himself of the oppor- | : : ) | tursties it affords. . OF | c / | a Selections Are Ample | : i « The quality of the Furniture presented conforms in : ew a = - > ae MS PES Oe RELL TREES, A : A SE a ee. Re ae, Te Oe we s* a>. Rs Bed com Suite ‘9592 BEAUTIFUL Swite finished im dull hand rubbed antique walnat with inlaid effect. Consists of 50- wel dresser with stationary mirror, full length van- ity, bow-+tast bed and chifforabe with roomy hanging closet for clothes. Dustproet construction throughout. | | every respect to the high standards of our regular , i stocks, thus enabling us to maintain a completeness in | the sale groups that assures satisiactory selection for | the last week of the event. Living, Dining and Bed- : | Ffoom Suites and occasional pieces to suit every need : ° atid pretererice. . | | Deferred Payments Our Plan of Easy Payments places these advantages | owiehin the reach of all. A moderate deposit with small | weekly or monthly payments maybe arranged. Do not | | | hesitate to inquire about this helpful accormmodation. 9-Pc. Living-Room ‘Suite *195= AVENPORT and armchair to match complete e this Suite. It is equipped with loose spring-filled | reversible cushions. Neat wood frame at top and |= ae base of frame, also turned stretcher at base of Suite] Your choice of plain taupe or taupe Frizzette mohair | may be fad. High-back Armchair to match...... ‘ A - 00a 6 em aeeee ~ ae =: at eer Rt e+e - ; -- os : = >-- = see ees | S2ORSRERSEE SY he ones. oe PEL Seeerseeerttretens Sebi se-see- = * = ; : «teers sos . e = Ot oe oe > ong +6e o ees + ae: a. hn meee ~~ ~- °o a > - ‘* . se ~ 2 ° e* > 4-Piece Bedroom Suite 51872 REPRODUCTION of the Tudor style. Suite consists of 50-inch dresser with swinging or stationary mirror, bow-foot bed, chifforobe with roomy closet, full- size vanity with triple mirror. Dustproof constructed. Choice of American or French walnut finish. Separately priced: Dresser $56.00 Chifforobe ....$54.50 Bed . 29.50 Vanity ........$47.50 construction, with two compartments for dishes ~~ aes. Ne bed: and two linen drawers with silver tray. Extension — table 45x60-inch top with 8-ft. extension, china cabinet with grille door and capopy top, armchair and five diners - @ with slip. seats complete the Suite. Finished in rubbed Florentine walnut. Serving Cabinet to match ; 4 . “~ a 3. . A Breakfast Set MIS Rocker, finished in dull brown mahogany, is strongly constructed. It will make a suitable piece for the living room, ‘sec. FIVE-PIECE Suite con- , A sisting of drop-leaf table 7 and four chairs, artistic- auy designed. Can be had in several of the popular colors. ‘oa REPRODUCTION Italian Renaissance riod in rich ish. Measure 28x14 and inches high. Two small drawe ers and space foq stationery,» walnut 9-Pc. Dining-Room Suite 999: C= of 66-inch or 72-inch buffet of dustproof | aa. i: a Ke i ‘San - q tees ae es et Bo She ie “aa cea ong at ee Wall Desk © 7 4 Bi + & * » = % 5 het ims si Scooters se $939 LL-METAL Scooters with rubber-tired disc wheels, body is finish- ed in red. (Fifth Floor.) 7 turned heels. fering. ———EE Kid “Comfort” ( ’ (Thrift SPEC men who. Made of sq tipped or . * . ,; a5 < eo + Fy ee nib ae na Sih, Dare eee RE yo are a ond Patan: 3 . ae . - Wet ms ee Ii pe, i by ey ae tts he A asee bab ie ee ‘J a3 4 i — — Thread Silk $1 18 Thread Silk Hose, of a very fine gauge, and a clear, even weave. Desirable weight, with mercerized lisle tops, double soles and high- spliced heels. Black and colors, ‘Main Floor.) * W rhresa § full-fashioned a | 3 ~ = . be « + ~ BN a 4 — We ' J INEN-FINISH, gold-edge Correspondence Cards, white or solid tints; or assorted tints to the box; neat- ly tied. this low price, which makes Ahem exceptional values. . (Main Floor.) Correspondence 1200 boxes on sale at. if i ” 4 Grenadine _ TE "A ’ ae ec +f
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eee ~~ » ro) % eee cog! Sa % = aie 8 keitie. om Suite 0 - to match complete vith loose spring-filled vood frame at top and her at base of Suite. upe Frizzette mohair om Suite buffet of dustproof artments for dishes ver tray. Extension nsion, china cabinet ichair and five diners €. Finished in dull Wall Desk $3] 50 REPRODUCTION of Italian Renaissance pe- riod inrich walnut fin- , Measure 28x14 and 43 ies high. Two small draw- and space foy stationery. - apestry Chair 49. HIS high-back Armchair 8 finished in antique wal- ut with an artistically id base. Your choice in al figured tapestries may id at this low price. ; (Seventh Floor.) GS USES: . ~ } ee MONDAY, - SPR aavcust 2), 1926. ‘ BT ae sank ee ee F , Saas eng ee es 3 v3 ; ere oe ™ " ~ gy +" ee ne ae ee Ls ip von mrornoy The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening news papers COMBINED ER en me yaa Pa ES Oa rs —— mre 3 iy - ~ “ i ar . ar ea TPE 8 RE eee See i ets Male a ’ 7” * is Se Pre a Fie . aot a. paid om ey. . a ooo a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ta —— ee ee ee tee ee. me Scooters ~ $9.39 é ny NE cm cn eneeeeteneteeeeeneeneeeneeneene ene STIX. BA GRAND-LEADER : ER & FULLER | 4 LL-METAL Scooters 4 FA with rubber-tired disc q wheels, body is finish- } edin red. 4 (Fifth Floor.) Kid “Comfort” Oxfords sy SPECIALLY recom- mended to women who have tender feet. Made of soft black kid, with tipped or plain toé; heavy turned soles .and rubber heels. A very special of- : fering. 2 (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Thread Silk Hose $ 128 | Si full-fashioned ' Reta? 4 a a ee eee . . a. ee be te i : " , ~— : - . a ic a. & ee ae) of in es 2. > A. ae vf * Ps - . ‘ - - os 7 : ~~ « . > 4 - + * v 2 s 4 [ te > * ? \ : a) eee 4 * ‘ . - - , sh Yas + . 3 ‘ 4 ce 7 >» pata ny * «Ray Se % i ag . —_—— i ERS SRE A Tae ee ee gy POEL aT Se RL ig ‘ - . > Re J “toe ae ae & AE Ne s aire id Kes e . . a hs Pt " ae : : - ne ey gM "Se PENS ts £ Monet PO rik eee go ee a, rE ‘4 oe Pty . x ~ TOs weit i“ v i + ae ey ka z, re Pas ese A aps / es pa a , 2 , Ee SB ee ee ae ene ys SME ee oe ot Se ha tee Kev it ae es _ . a » 4 a ey le at Ss FE ee eee Pe are ” EMMA eat te Ue NP P Sp eae wares, @) aoe Air santaitin _ . ee ~_ . 3 ee: om wor We ob eu Nay PAs , SFX gtd eo R ark a Fe * mm I A RS tt 8 Laie ae ¢ ‘ 7 has eg . > : a : . . os “ hie ae ? —e ‘ on y *, : : ous * . . . > - =, ‘ ” = a a -_ : PoE he ‘x he ‘ ; ye ~ ae wT ~ : A “ah ve apis Nas 2 Gi eee One y ery ; he, 4 iy er: Thread Silk Hose, of a very fine gauge, and a clear, even weave. Desirable | weight, with mercerized lisle tops, double soles and high- ' spliced heels. Black and colors. ‘Main Floor.) ‘ ' Enghch Broadcloth Shirts bb OCOON” English r Broadcloth Shirts are extremely de- sirable. May be had in neck- band and _ collar-attached styles, with French band or cuffs. White, tan, gray, dnd blue. Sizes 131% to 17. (Main Floer.) tt om ‘ borders. | Gorrespondence Cards . = @ ; % d 7 i ; | i . -_ ; é . ve €¢ . 7 A : ‘ oe f Fe - 5 * 3% J INEN-FINISH, gold-edge (ZA | : | Correspondence Cards, | white or solid tints; or # assorted tints to the box: neat- | lytied. 1200 boxes on sale at ® this low price, which makes Ahem exceptional values. (Main Floor.) - - * + ; Fi e | Grenadine Curtains $ 1 99 a AINTY, sheer barrgd Grenadine Curtains, of good quality, neat- ly finished with ruffle at sides and bottom, and tie- backs to match. 2% yards long. Curtains which will give good service. (Sixth Floor.) re oF E . Pee re ne Byes male 4. S: eee > ‘. ee pet “ & ti ~'s . ~ > ~y rer) «cane eae et jhe ES chy P LEU EE, ice PORT, «ey dates a a a ?? fi {= Glass Butter Dishes 29c ee | * f° HESE are practical little _ f& Dishes for serving jellies, - jams, preserved or butter St the table. They are made 73 imitation cut glass, fitted » With nickel-plated cover and » Mickel-plated saucer. wes _ (Fifth Floor.) > Se Irish Crochet Picot WELL made Irish 1 Crochet Picot in 3C patterns and widths. suitable for, children’ school clothes. (Lace Department—Main Floor.) Children’s Play Shoes OXFORDS and san- $ | 19 dals in tan, patent leather and smoked elk, sturdi- ly built. Extraordinary values. (Main Floor.) Silk Dresses Cleaned LAIN silk Dresses P Cleaned and press- $ | 89 ed, $1.89. With pleating, $2.59. Phone us and we will call for garments. (Ci@aning and Dyeing Dept.— Main Floor.) Princess Slips XTRA-SIZE Slips E of the new light $ 1.5/ weight slipwell material. with bodice top, hemmed bottom. In black and tan. Size 46 to §2. (Second Floor.) Girls’ Sweaters LL-WOOL Slip-On A Sweaters. Skirt $2.36 of Sweater-trimmed with band of fiber in contrasting colors. Sizes 3 to 6 years. ) (Second Floor.) Pillowcases, Pair ITH elaborate lace insert, medallions 95¢ and attractive lace edge in sev- eral effective designs. «(Second Floor.) Bath Mats, Each F heavy weight Ole terry cloth, $1.39 attractive designs and colors. (S2cond Floor.) White Bath Towels EAVY weight double , thread terry bath 39¢ Towels with plain white stripe borders and neat hems. 22x44. (Second Floor.) —_—_ => Linen Huck Towels OFT absorbent quality pure Irish linen huck 39¢ Towels of good weight. Neatly hemmed and with deep floral Size 18x32 inches. (Second Floor.) White Voile, Yard HEER, crisp two-ply 59¢ cuality chiffon Voile. 36 inches wide. (Second Floor.) Solid Color Sateen LIIGHLY ~~ mercerized ** finish, closely wo- 49¢ ven cotton Sateen; wanted solid shades, including black and white. 36 inches wide. (Second Floor.) [N wanted shades for 39 ' wndergarments and C children’s wear: a fine quality check with soft lustrous fin- ish. 36 inches wide. . (Second Floor.) Absorbent Cotton, Roll OSPITAL grade ab- sorbent Cotton put 37C up in one-pound rolls. (Main Floor.) Talenum Powder, Can HIGHLY scented Mary 13 Garden Talcum; lim- C ited quantity& 2 for 25c. (Main Floor.) Sand, 100 Lbs. ASHED beach Sand - for the children’s 95¢ sand boxes and sand toys. {Fifth Floor.) Ride-Aways HE popular pedal T car with rubber- $2.98 tired disc wheel§ and rubber pedals. All metal. (Fifth Floor.) Coaster Wagons UNIOR size coast- er Wagons with rub- 2.89 ber-tired disc wheels and oak body trimmed in red. (Fifth Floor.) TTRACTIVE Papers As. von “aa Fall ae. L9C signs, suitabl¢ for living, din- ing and bed room¢s. (Sixth Floor.) Bungalow Sets B heheh Marte! $ 19.95 china Bungalow Sets decorated in two very attractive border designs with gold edge line. Service for six pérsons. (Fifth Floor.) Cheese and Cracker Dishes 7 OF clear crystal glass 59c cut in floral destgns. (Fifth Floor.) : ~ o Timely Features of Special Interest HAW LLL A ZA: MIL //// Sl) Ye, WM tt /f SA 7 we arth ~~ Ay \ Ye //{ //, Vi; SYS 2f, a Af. Mi Yj LY AY yy yiuet Tilt Nd | OL Aff 7, ae Sale of Tom Sawyer Boys’ ‘Wash Suits $+ 39 URING this sale is the ideal time for | mothers to supply future and immediate needs. Shown in the popular styles and in the wanted colors. All sizes from 2'4 to 10. The majority of these Suits have long sleeves. Among the fabrics are: Tom Sawyer Cloth Devonshire English Broadcloth Linen Crash Indian Head (Thrift Avenue, Main Floor, and Boys’ Own Shop —Fourth Floor.) Sale of Silk ares Great interest is created in this event because of the combined appeal of superior quality and low prices. Secured in a special purchase for this Sale, the garments are exquisitely lovely and afford a wide selection of styles in Gowns GF GME Creme, si. 6 oc on ee a $4.95 Princess Slips of radium..... Peery $3.95 Envelope Chemises, Step-Ins and Bloom- ers of crepe de chine............. $2.95 (Second Floor.) lnipostant Sale of Rugs Royal Wiltons 84 Reautiful Shah Abbas, Koran and Ardeban Royal | Wilton Rugs of worsted grade. The designs are extremely beautiful. All Rugs are finished with deep fringe on ends. 9xI2 size. 8.3x10.6-size Royal Wilton Rugs. . .$76.00 6x9 -size Royal’ Wilton Rugs.. .$54.00 4.6x7.6 -size Royal Wilton Rugs. . .$32.50 Wool Wilton Rugs 64% Akbar and Samarakand Wool Wilton Rugs in a svonderful selection of patterns. Beautiful taupe, ’ sand, mulberry and blue grounds with Persian and Chinése designs. Ail are fringed. 9x12 size. 8.3x10.6-size Wool Wilton Rugs. . .$62.50 6x9 -size Wool Wilton Rugs. . .$48.00 4.6x7.6 -size Wool Wilton Rugs. . .$27.50 A Axminster Rugs 345 Seamless Axminster Rugs of —— design and uality.. A very large range of colors to choose from. These beautiful Rugs in the 9x12 size are exceptional this price. - values at pri (Sixth Floor.) .. ap. “ee Griswold Dutch Ovens UMBER 8 size; with self-basting $2.49 cover, splendid for cooking all kinds of meats or vegetables. ' (Fifth Floor.) Electric Iron Cord ONBREAKAB | N Cord that ain i $1.69 most any electric iron, excep- tionally well made. (Fifth Floor.) Electric Table Stoves PLENDID for warm- S ing, toasting, frying, 19¢ cooking, etc., can be attached to any electric light sécket. (Fifth Floor.) Dish Drainers ARGE size wiré dish L Draiders that will fit 1 9C in the average kitchen sink, fitted with separate silver basket. (Fifth Floor.) Glass Refrigerator Set ILL save space in your refrigerator. 89c Consisting of 1: large oblong dish, 2 small square dishes and 1 large size glass cover. ( ; Fifth Floor,) Little Brown Jug NE-GALLON Jug O with wide mouth. $3.98 Will keep liquids hot or cold as desired. Has brass faucet for pouring off liquids without re- roving the cover. (Fifth Floor.) Telly Glasses. Dozen ADE of clear glass, 40c | one-third pint fitted with tin covers; one-half pint, 49c dozen. (Fifth Floor.) Bathroom Stools ARGE size white L enameled low: es. 1.69 Stools, well made; rubber tipped legs. (Fifth Floor.) Bob White Toilet Paper REPE\ Toilet f vig meker untion 10 sg 35c limit ro rolls. (Fifth Floor.) Vacuum Bottles ULL quart size F with corrugated $1.00 metal case. Wil] keep liquids hot or cold as‘desired. Fitted with aluminum screw cap {pat can be used as drinking cup. (Fifth Floor.) Baby Baths ARGE size white L enameled Baby $3.69 Baths, oblong shape. ifth Floor.) Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Girls’ Dresses, 77c Well tailored Dresses of fine ginghams and prints. All col- ors guaranteed. Sizes 7 to 14. Fiction, 29c Good novels. Over 100 titles, including Ferber’s “Half Por- tions,” Hutchins’ “Indian Sum- mer,” Dell’s “The Odds,” Wil- son’s “The Spenders,” etc. Four for $1.00. Women’s Gowns, $1.19 Voile and crepe Gowns in flesh, Nile, blue, peach and or- chid, neatly tailored or trim- med with dainty lace. Water Tumblers 6 for 49c Clear thin glass table Tumb- lers with neat etcned design. Just 300 in the lot. Handkerchiefs, 19c Women’s Irish linen Hand- kerchiefs with several rows of spoke hemstitching and hem- stitched hems. Stewnan Sets, 69c Pure Aluminum brand Stew- pan Sets in double-lipped style; 1, 1% and 2 quart sizes. Quaker Panels, $1.48 In allover effect, full length and width, trimmed at ¢ with coop tn ee Floor) Crepe, 22c Yard apanese Crepe of firm close BE poe in pretty solid shades. ” omer Pore 9—Main Floor.) Huck Towels. 19c Soft, absorbent white Huck Towels, heavy weight with white borders and neatly hem- med. Size 18x36 inches, (Square 15-—Main Floor.) Satin Charmeuse, $1.39 All-sitl Charmeuse. splendid for slips, a esseg. cole. a6 lathes: Wide: (Escalator Square—Main F'oor.) . Miik Meton Cocktail Combination Relish c Fried Half Economy Day Luncheon 75¢ CHOICE OF Split Pea fous Chieken | ‘HOICER OF Chicken Roast Rib of Beet ~ Fresh Crab Meat Pattie Newburg Ltrotied White Fish CHOICEHR OF Fruit Salad 8S Chocolate Sundae Raisin Rice Pudding ndae Fresh Peach Cobbler Putch Apple Pie CHOICE OF Cocoa Milk Shake Sarsaparilla Rickey Coffee - ea ocoa (Sixth Floor.) ‘ “Big Ben’ Clocks LOT of 300 of these A nationally advertised “Big Ben” Clocks will be placed on special sale Tuesday. Due to the low price and the small quantity, we will be compelled to place a limit of one to a customer. (Main Floor) Alarm. 9732 Pair EAVY-WEIGHT Wool Blankets, in pretty solid shades of tan, Copen- sateen binding 66x80-In. Wool Blankets | hagen, rose, or lavender, with cotton match. They are 66x80 inches, for full-size beds. to (Second Floer.) 95e RIDGE or Luncheon Sets, consisting of 36- inch square and four riapkins to match, of fast- color material, in blue or gold; stamped in new de- signs for French kn,ot, cross-stitch, and lazy-daisy embroidery. (Art Needlework Dept.— / Second Floor.) ‘} 5~Pjece Luncheon Sets Fragrant Bath Crystals 59c ™ _ ow : ‘ . ~ + > ~~ - fF a ~S ee a we. Stas St ~ . Ss oe ; Ae “ . i ee = - * "4 a Se be é . ‘Vas Ww “ by +! 3 > ~S % bad s ; Ge AY be had in such ex- quisite odors as, jas- min, rose, violet, lilac, chypre and narcissus. The large-size bottle is offered Tuesday at this special price. ( (Main Floor.) 5. *~ Fancy-Shape Compacts dized metal Compacts, which are smart in style and unusual in shape. Filled with powder, rouge. lipstick, and mirror. Cord handles and silk tassel to match the enamel medallion. (Main Floor.) (5 Sor gold and oxi- ne ee \, RS iss wd (8891) ae \ ae Ss | ieee ‘ — : —————<— ‘ ms ie Bans + eo ” : pete Soc ae a : aa ell wanes . ¥ ane * }y oan tt '¥- 5 oY eto 2. pe fe fie ae gle le Tie aa ore Se 8 ee ee ‘ Se » Semi-Porcelain Range . = ~ x ” . - hs , “ pe Ss 2 Ve e-* BS wo HR aor Se te ee le ee ee em ee then hie 2 ame im -—_- * ~ r= oe: et ‘ se eS e co ee SE Eb ewe te 0 he ee ee 0 Pe a Wk, ae DE OLE LEE EL ALO ALLE LOE ELLAND ALE ELIE DLN AIOE AGES ENC ANOLE TE AN LONE ADS YOY Ay. Re trata tataaslnemammmnaens ARENA
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et > ae Os ° pa D The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and orie other evening newspaper couse NE — TE En ee LCL AL a 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - AAA EEG IO I A a tN ARETE: = TRC, ON —_— oa — — ee que ' Store Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p. m. Daily—Open All Day Saturday to 5:30 p.m. | Pamous~ Barr Cos Aucust — Sales =. ALLL ALOT AE A TTL OTN TT - 7 ~ , : | Month’s S Valpe-Gi Ca Presents Many Opportunities | a : Double Eagle S tamps Tuesday NE Boer sao ~ti Mies rerio, compriga Very Pronounced Economy | Double Eagle Stamps Tue a me Economical Householders Who Make the Most of Their Opportunities Will Consider the Unasual Profit to Be Derived by Choosing AE Fee an Wee ae 3 ® 7 4 ) | —the F ollowing Suites and Pieces—All of Well Built, Decorative Types—Are Offered at, Savings That Are Certainly Well Worth stein —Deterred Payments and Future Deliveries May "Be Arranged Making It More Convenient for Many to Share the Exceptional Values | | | QOverstuffed | Herz Splendid Pn | —_ | : Chairs _ Day-Beds | 1 5 | $39 Value at $39.50 Value at 4 $9950 $9950 : ; | | Small Chairs tn black-and-gold Coil spring Day-Beds—a new | | or blue-and-gold damask, with | model in Windsor style, with : | outside backs of velour: for | metal cane panels; with a layer 1 bedroom or sun parior. | felt mattress. : | . | Occasional | Half-Round | fe : ' " : i | oe : Tables | End Tables Piece Mohair Suit | $350 Dining Suites os $300 3-Ptece Mohair Sui eS : . te. | . o » i Rect ot... ......... ord A 95.99 —Davenport, Chair and Wing Chair—Special at.”.... 1 Handsome, Rockford Dining Suites—of combination walnut and $ stiiiaimeiik cats ahed ree Soe ee Seskh at _ | These beautiful Suites have carved, hardwood frames and are " Ox12-Ft. Size, £ | hard wood and beautifully finished—entirely dustproof, with one- eine an nm greme ie | wt yores Big, nd leaner _ splendidly upholstered in mohair, the outside back of the nn : | ‘imech partitions. 72-inch buffet, china cabinet, oblong dining top that measures 30 inches | with touches of old red and blue | port being of velour; each piece is in loose, spring-filled, reversible- ee table, serving table, 5 chairs and 1 armchair gn each suite. | across. | and in half-round styie. . | eushion style and is of excellent construction throughout. = 1 | TY: . , — q | | . | Three-Piece H a Three-Piece = [- t Des S : | . I - Bed pues | ~ gy d Ch : Sec ry ks 4 ) | Bedroom Sul / | Suites anasome Irs Suites rete, hee y eg “Lord Clyde” Desi a . |. V _— | a Poe $300 Value at yd gn i $400 Value at | $40 Value—In This Sale The very designs most in Saree a 4 : pegs ee === tan. These Rugs are very I + 1 | ; | able for many rooms. . : De tive Chairs that are ‘ ecorativ —s" ~~ a | _. Combination walnut and hard. | Davenport, chair and wing | also extremely comfortable; All-mohair, Kidney style Per ei pes Beis! bere. ~ wood Suites—with dull finish; | chair in taupe velour; with | beautifully upholstered and Suites in stone shade. Daven- | with beokt Witten, chive: canis avit- bow-end‘ bed, 52-inch dresser, | handsomely carved bases | with broad arms and loose, port, chair and wing chair ‘iad Getuas iidtiainie ' wardrobe and vanity dresser. | md loose, spring-filled, re- | gspring-filled cushions. with solid mahogany frames | ing space . i | versible cushions and reversible cushions. | : | — = : Continuing Our Special Offering of | The Second Day of Our Extraordinary Sale of - : | ' C One of the Splendid Opportunities of the Month— Id 99 | — Auto Seat Covers - | « eS Riddle Fixtures” | Popalar, Durable Kinds for Various Cars a y alr asners : | | —Known Everywhere for Theit ir Excellent Quality | a 9 : | @ Seat Covers of durable, neatly patterned fabrics, tailored with RS ms : = # snap fasteners, and with parts to fit all upholstered surfaces of With “Hotpoint” Electric Iron and 2 Drain Tabs At the Extreme Savings of More Than 1 the car. Door Covers have convenient pockets. Select Tuesday | @ You can see the wis @ All ‘on | | as cc ae Price.) Val Style Pric | $ | dom of taking this op- built and dece - , * : ‘alue : be ee portunity to place new the ae | $5.35 1917-25 Ford Coupe... 73 04=«.:« $5.95. 2- Pass. 1925 Chev. Coupe $4.95 | —— ~ lesign — ] $9.75 1917-23 Ford Sedan... $7.85 $9.45 1924-25 Cher. Geach... ..92.90 of Fixtures in your home zroups affo , ] .. $9.75 1923-25 Ford Tudor... .. $7.39 $11.45 1924-25 Chev. Sedan... .. $9.95 —all wired, ready to choise. # | $10.50 1923-23 Ford Fordor....$7.95 $9.45 1924-25 4-Pass. Qoupe.. $7.95 e ; i=2 : 5 eieidees , | $18.95 1923-25 Hudson Coach. $15.95 $18.95 6-Cyl. "24-25 Essex... $15.95 ao : s6 ine : oe Terms—$5 Cash, $8 Monthi “a : : ” i: Special Prices on Seat Covers for Cars of Other Makes. : = $8 y : Sixth Fleer } @ The remarkable value-giving of this th | | offer should mean much to every house- | } wife who does not own an Electric | : Washer. The Mayfair is a $160 machine —proven highly satisfactory and effi- cient. And, by obtaining one now, you $5.75 $ .69 ; ' pay $99 for it—and get-in addition, a | Sy : Hotpoint Electric Iron and two excellent ee | metal drain tubs. | The two metal Drain Tubs (choice of two styles) and the Hotpoint ‘‘Thumb- rest’’ Iron are worth $17.50. Basemerst Gallery Al 8. eo > s: ae) CD a . o. = © 7; ar! “a eeeenenereer * @ Paneled aluminum Percolators with quick- pumping system, cord and plug. $%-cup size. Unusually excellent. Basemest Gallery 5-light candle Fixtures, finished ‘| 3-light chain Fixtures im candle | bracket a . Select Tuesday—if You Woald Effect Savings in Your Purchase of P in silver effect; this group is | or drop style: in silver and | | 4 limited. polychrome tints. Gas Ranges and Other Housewares ==== Shia effect. : effect. Including Refrigerators and Miscellaneous Needs— Many Obdtainable on the Deferred Payment Plan. ts eT ee ..... $3.50 $59.95 Ran Ref ‘acme: ———————— | ges efrigerators Refrigerators 3 t Sal E Oe Ee ie thir t “Globe” Gas Ranges. in elevated Autimmetic nena with INinois ome cast with white Offeri Ing of I , Cabinet style; part white ,por- , emameil Lining. side iciz | ¢elain finish. white enamei lining and golden | . €. sid ng door sek Diana care ae Japanese China Sets $49.50 val.. about 100 ID.. $37.95 — val, about 96 Ph. $25.96 Dp e $42.50 val. about 75 th. $36.95 $23.95 val. about 75 Ib., $21.95 $36.50 val. about 50 Ib... $27.45 $45.95 val. about 50 Ib.. $36.50 Laundry Soap wa: : | Crystal White. P. &2 G. White $72 Refrigerators | Sopnmna or Llctueuss whee All-metal, round “White Frost” | Naphtha: only 1 let of each to a sanitary Refrigerators ef abeut buyer:no phene er mai! orders ” $76.50 | os with rite or ie G46 Qe it 8 3 0-18. capacity. Cal betge : =< f—re a a tae matali ‘ it. | f CPPCC Kerner eee Fa = aes “re ee Oe he we ee re eee © © e &© we
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MONPA AUGUST 24. 925.- ales i bso ‘MONDAY, Pauaust 24, 1925 The Dailu POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED Da ditieediarr Cos Alucust— e Stamps Tuesday] i : Aapige hey Web AONE Rea. OS eRe + ei aaa ce bo cae, wae ey \—_— | DY Wa Ts ur Suites ap eG Sh) Ct ORR see + [Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday lay | * ‘ Store Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. Daily—Open All Day Saturday to 5:30 p. m. The Offerings in This Month’s Campaign Are Ui O Value-Giving Supremacy. Anticipate Your Fall and Winter Needs Now fear Seis 'D ouble Eag le Staniae Tuesday One of the Year's Most Extraordinary Opportunities to Obtain Floorcoverings Begins T uesday Morning at 8: :30— August Sale involving a Huge Segoe Parchase of High- Grade ene in i om and Colorings—The Savings Are of Utmost Baraat inne of ek Re — TINT SS ew ree ee — . gs of Wilton Rug 7 “ike A 1 Bipinde Deferred Payments; geo oo. N Beh | —may be arranged, if you | would like \to purchase on this convenient plan—and, if Rugs are not needed at once, you may specify Future Deliveries 7 pias" eer at % a . i rw Ane grace LIEN _! ELM Ca LED pi Soe , Y papi ji yaar . i 7 ——_ * ad a ; ag $81 W Sion t Rugs $89 Wilton Rugs $115 Wilton Rugs $135 Wilton Rugs’ and are . cis oo Swan. ” 9x12-F t. Sike, Beginning Tuesday at 9x12-Ft. Sj Fe Beginning Tuesday at 9x12-Ft., Beginning Tuesday at 9x12-Ft., Beginning Tuesday at | eversible- | | i | ry Desks : . ol — = a4 2 ae q| | | : is Sale { | | | , , ca | Royal Wilton Rugs—one of tl ! S 3 ; ee | | tan. ese Rug ; ; Ka ; I grounds of deep blues, tans, taupe shades and the favor reproduce Chinese and Persian effeets—on taupe, blue, | i — ae able for many rooms. | and Chinese designs. | ed mulberry. walnut, mulberry and tan grounds. ° 3 : | e of dull- : = 8.3x10.6-ft. size, $77 value. Nh ei eo aie $57.55 | $10 Wilton Rugs, 27x54-inch size.......... $7.05 | $13.25 Wilton Rom. orxsh inch eR ip $9.58 Fifth Fleer | hardwood =o @ | ; . i i ample writ- = at —— — rs. “ oa ° : " m ! _— | Supply Present _ Even Anticipate Home and Gift Needs During This OE Pa 2 Home-Sewers Who Choose From These Special Groups Will . Sige”: fb inary Sale of e C) 9\] Silks AA_¥, ee a. Aa sain : Sav = n k loot} A wate kt it T res The Variety Affords Pleasing Selection i pis . | 4 yy fs Black Crepe ) These Groups Are but.a Part of the Offerings—The Linens Are of Ex- ce Quality | 5 Truhu Silk sea ei $1.88 "Bordered quisite Imported Kinds—And the Savings Afforded Are a Unusual ° Dre an : B RE RE ee ° ‘ | : roadcloth | . DN oh. ongee | 3 CAN are splenai Yord ue 2 | 5598 Volue—Yord | | Madeira Linen Napkins|| Madeira Dinner Cloth built and ‘decorative i ; $2.98 Value— ar wide and very attractive. | a elrd nen an Ins a a éira Inner ot S - Jesign — the following — $ | | : groups affording wide — $1 83 9.69 In Four Extraordinary Groups Four Groups—New Qblong Style choice. “sc peaieI EEE Spiral Crepes - lendid lity Lj Navk; . ‘ ee lat Ok cg A At)-Silk Pontes with nat- Splendid quality Linen Napkins in 13x13-inch s1ze— A marvelous selection of pure linen Madeira Cloths, in J Broadcloth, 36 inches EE ee $1 89 ural, tan ground and a - hand-embroidered in solid or eyelet work and with rose elaborate hand-embroidered and hand- -sealloped designs. } wide, with dull finish; 7 five-color printed border; point scalloped edge. ideal wedding or Christmas gifts. : J light and dark colors. Various shades of heavy silk- 50 inches in wfdth. and-wool Crepe—so popular $6.98 to $7.50 | $7.98 te $8.50 | $8.5 to $8.95 | $8.98 to $9.98 $19.95 Values| $25 Values | $27.50 Values; $35 Values ac for frocks. ~ Values, doz. Values, doz. Values, doz. | Values, doz. 69x100 Inches | 62x88 Inches | 72x90 Inches | 72x90 Inches | $1.98 Taffeta Silk $1.98 Black Crepe | ; torneo or eae All-silk Canton. Crepe, 38 $ $ $ ft $ $ $ ) able effects; 36 inches wide. Kimono Silks fevered ee oe ee Se e ° | . ° ° : . q + geal «tt ee $1.39 Value, $I 10 p "Special, yard ........ $1 29 % 4 : MG 9 f= ces 2 .98 Black Satin : . : | $2.50 Charmeuse a, ee ee nang: 2 gage Madeira Scarfs | : | - $19.95 Doz. Napkins | | ‘Banquet -§ in Plack only; of medium | 36-in. all silk, fast - color cohdne: 64. tases wike end | Filet-7T rimmed | ‘ | q «Weight, all silk and 40 inches | Silks in large and effective | cOfr lustrous quality. —hand-embroid@ed on fine linen: | | Dinner Napkins of Madeira linen, ] hs J | : ence am Vie. Special, $1.89 | printea patterns. | Special, at, yard..... $4.98 four of these sizes may be chosen | Pill Sli | hand-embroidered and hand-rose C ot $9, 00 Fi rar re . Third Floor fo match. ] OW Ips | point scalloped; 18x18- $14 95 S 4 | | fmch size; dozen........ Values ’ | ixvure * $6.50 value, 18x36-in...... $445 4 $4 .98 Value ; ; $59.50 75 i Bg d3. BO 7 $7.50 value, 18x45-in...... $5 45 | : Ge ee : $8.50 value, 18x54-in...... $6.45 |~ $ | $79.50 Linen Cloths . le | i candle bracket Fixtures E di Econom in Our August $9.50 value, 18x72-in...... $7.45 | DD Madeira hand-embroidered Lunch- =— > | awin gold effect With lovell : Now Available—Extraordinary y | | eon Cloths, edged with real filet; Sumptuous for ‘wecgeipel aw: : : . $2.75 Vanity Sets | Dainty boudoir ‘or baby Pillow | Chiong. nw see. e ee $59.45 | Frese °sonr08: | $6. 50 Fi tures | Slips, trimmed with real filet | Lanes Madeira | ) “ Fiz- : U al 1S Hand - embroidered Madeira linen | jace. and handmade cut-work | 7 h wr sane Mk pang oe | One-light inverted bracket ing : 7 Sets, including two 10xi6-inech and | ana embroidered designs. 13x17- | B ff t Sets 7 Be peie par a] ted foray iy in charm : 9 f 25% 50%; one 6x18-inch doilies; . $1 95 | inch size. seine ail v- nit Abies, tines. cut - work de- , Suve Cc : ° ° ° > | and-embroidgere eira » De ans an hand ) | Spectat at eta ee eal $2.50 | : —Draperies and Drdpéry Fabrics—At Savings o o to 300 rose point scalloped.....,..Q He cluding 12x18-tnch oval and two | *alloped. | t ‘ : doilies. * x > | l rt ] \ ° i ane Net Curtains Lace Curta nS Card Table Covers Madeira Dojlies | xzeh vate onc... oa $12 Value. Pair $20 Value, Pair Lavishly hand-embroidered and, —round—various useful sizes; dain- | $3.98 value, Set.......... $2.95 * ‘onal Interest— i ue, rose point scalloped Madeira: 36x. tily hand-embroidered. | $4.98 value, Set.......... $3.95 : o7 35 | pps a ' 25c value, , 6-inch......... i5ce $9 95 C te : | . — o: BE BG CODMO. oo bn bi 60 ch $3.95 45c value, 8-inch......... 280 CO : en rpieces L Sets ae . . O6.OS VAM « «+55 he ve a2 See. Soe eee oir Sapte? co Madeira linen ovals, ants 7 f H Exquisite window decora- sD VORO 4 sew otha 6 hk $5.95 | (9c value, 11-inch........-. ” , ered and rose point scalloped: 4. () ‘ ed al used casement tions are these imported Cur- 96c value, 12-inch......... ee ' 45-inch size; $6. 95. r a *} Vz ae. ‘ urtains—of shadow i f Duchesse ‘and Irish si Bg a i Re A at a ee elle aa ea es le aft. a tt a SDR :| a, Halined with scal- aes ep "0 many new and Luncheon Sets ? ‘ _— Y jai Paget 2 aes a : s| oom ang. fringe: beautiful designs. 13-piece Sets of Madeira linen—6 . 3 ee Pe , eae 2h lt > a oe ; natural beige tone. a . each plate and tumbler doilies and Gorgeous Madeira $2. 50 Linen Towels a ; ; iece. . ili H : up alone, would convince } $8 to $10 Curtains ae ees) - | Dinner Cloths | Sfiicewvay teseem @6 21 | of the wisdom of ——— ¢ Imported direet from Switz- $5.98 walue, Set.......... $3.75 | | h $] 66 Be , Weg : ~~ beige point Milan lace, erland for this sale. White, $6.08 value, Sct.......... ‘$4.75 $45 to $50 Values | broidered; each........... are during this ¥ of Mounted on durable netting: beige and ivory $7.98 value, Set.......... $5.75 «2.95 value, 20x35 laches. .91.08 nuine Japanese China i. 'g ew patterns for Garrisins , Pai $7.50 , . : , at 4 hn Par $ 5 $5 ace. “eee pee $ i 5 | ; in go d band and gold an Se a ca AE Milan la ak ae Imported Irish Point Curtains : | sd P pieces—service for twelve. i> meee, oo aetine S08 $3 to $4 Madras Linen Scarfs | om | Filet Sets .. . > 7% «/ $4 Curtain Sets ls pair ....+s+e6 . —many designs in hand-embroid- | : ‘Luncheon Sets, trimmed. with hand- $6.50 Sets + Eeru Voile Curtains,. ruffled Imported Scotch Madras in ected Bdddira. Unes: Yow’ faint | Basket and other intricate de made Filet and medaliions, and cut- | Breakfast Sets of durable ‘ a with contrasting color and $2 Madras of ening re am tsi te scalloped; all sizes match. | cer gp gg Pr yao work and sete. ganlpeonete. i sone, O BP ry : $3.95 —_, $2.95 | § excellent aunty, and 4 st wide. Yard........ $I 00 |, $2.98 value, 18x36-in...... $1.95 | pure linen Cloths, edged with | pense PE OP anes ; : Be : | : "a wise slegptarsatclphe a ag sagt Fifth Fleer . $3.49 value, 18x45-in...... $2.45 © | handmade rose poiat. WaNMO. 6s cesses, ie PRP) ta rvice for six. ... 4 f i ey | inches wide, yard ONE RES RO ee ROO | $3.98 value, 18x54-in... x $2.95 % P ‘ Thira Ficor ke ee: —— oo ee : ~ Ses ae * pees a canes ea SF eS ¥ Fate ns ee tp 3 Sab B bo ky es he 2 1, ten % ae 2 ‘ st eon ae ee oe | ots ‘ a = : “ 4 Mi 4 or ae eS = Sa tee BG aie * 3 Ps MEE SS MBM? on Bick og 3 Cy ine ee a5 . 7 CMS ee Se ke q ee “ty ee ee ee RCS Me ee eS ee est in Pa a Ore ae i a ry , e] ti cate Pugs eS ae ae ec ae Sere 3 iw - j ee tae re ® * >
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sae Se et hes ge . ; i oe rae TR ine ea : ee ” we gee = : | j . | ee >. - > —— = ' ’ a = - = = 4 a i ~ i i in i i on on i erie OD SS 1S OCS OSS... O1O19' 2. FO V9 BI aQqQqrnns Ee ssa si8 8 82.82 8 88 eave 8 Bs ese esaesies VQ nnanwennaQLP?. a." 8 a a en mn nn) om mn im so) om) om? im i i ¥ _ = Muslin Nightgowns Splendidly made, in fiesh and white, some embroidery trimmed in sleeveless and short sieeve style with round ‘neck. Come in regular and extra Ce. c wbaentd cos coun Gingham Bang in neat checks opal terns, rick-raek trig trasting pipings im ai eolors; regular jn and extra nr cece fe ee * wee ee eS : te, ’ E * mM dt doulsdocst Borodin GOsEme) CTY : 500 Pairs Pa rt- Wool a 1 F inal reductions on all Sp i Dresses. If you need a Suit on * ; . 4 can buy same here at less than 4 oq | —all SummerDresses have be; aid Blankets @)c oi. . eee The Store for INE. elose. even weaves. Just enough wool in these blank that soft effect. just enough eottch to insure excellent perfect washing. These Blankets are woven larger than 66x89) ; heavier than 4 Ibs., the sizes in which they are sold. Then thew washed and shrunk to size and weight. This assures you againgt# ther shrinkage and absolutely pure, clean Blankets. The filling nese cotton and fine lambs’ wool, which adapts itself into a fine, dumal wool-mixed Blanket. te These Blankets come in 4-inch Block Plaids; Blue, R TF Bis Gray and Helio, with a third contrasting color in the berd; 3 ° . " ae Sale starts Tuesday at §:30 4. m. a Bound With Size agnt ‘i ideal for this cool weather. The Ens : coat or dress or together as suit. H 3-Inch Ribbon | 66x80 Inches 4 ‘3 noon oF evenidg. ; : AT 4 1647 Dre g 4 * = FA ig it + ‘ at >. = . Every Dress being sold at less tub-silk prints, wash materials, C t —all colors. - A Basement Dress Event EW FALL DE New models that we have just finished unpacking. Lovely styles the miss or matron will enjoy. Styles Straightline Models Circular Skirts New Collars and Cuffs Flare Skirts Materials Satin Cantons Flat Crepes Lustrous Satins Colors a Pansy, Pencil Blue, Cuckoo, Rust, Green, Brown, Navyy,. 31a Misses’ Sizes 14 to 18. , Women’s Sizes 36 to4@ @ “ and Stout Twill Coats. light bey » All Sizes for Women, Mi , | 1000 House Brooms | Tires l Ye : Mason-Volunteer: full 4 Good grade 4-sewed house Broom, natural size cord Tire, clincher handle: nice length and style; fully guaranteed; weight cA first quality. Worth on te- : day's tire market $11.95. Ne _— er Mail Orders—Ne Limit of 2 te customer. Orders (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) While They Last. > P| 4 fy eg \¢ - we, ss ay ey | P Fepare the be for . ad Low Shoes a for Boys 4 For women you will find Patsy Ages 8 to 17 Years (ne pair of long trousers, ¢ _ 4 - ° = > ~ - r ‘ sandals of white elk, white camnva: of ined golf knickers vest = ’ nurses’ Oxfords, black satin, blue elk. glish type eeet’ All finely red elk, patent leather, brown or . awe rere S. + Cae 4 of §ne all-w8ol cheviots and Ses . mlack kid and combinations meres. Gmaet ecw Pa: ae Say & OS in straps. eut-euts and Ox- f Behe = 2 Se . : especially r. Dh ) lords. Sizes 22 to &. tures me Tent ee For children there are wools, grays, tans . apa straps and cut- = and browns........ outs in brown elk, paten: -Bgky a , ’ | Xx _ leather. brown kid, black Boys New Vest . kid ang cembinations. Sizes Chat and vest, with two pairs Sam Sl., to misses” ? knickers. Tailored of stuwy @ependable fabrics, in the OS ™ ’ newest shades and pafterns. Smart, good-leoking sew r — Fall petterns, standard full Js) \% Cc , ' , wtviee, - O05 shee OSe BS . in. ss dé 2 o bc mes Ledka eee bet = . J | s S Z, 2. -. |] Boys’ New Fall Blouses ings PN ppt << Siuik-stripe madras Blouses Slicht irreculars | 4 —<_ + ef highest quality: cellar-at- grade of fine black E “ ae tached styles, newest ideas in. fult length, all sizes... Sale of Men’s Shoes |} soy “tone” Trousers Two thousand pairs for clearance. 00 The You will find brgh and low Shoes m $9: : ee nee pe | black kid, brown kid, brown calf and $ 22% Sines $2.75 | | | “ tam calf. Broken sizes to J1......... POS eS ee pit rw id . a (Bargain tna a eno sh | -. - Wen aa See i ait pe. : arm bandiew .... wicey.” ; beset Paateex. A
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MONDAY, MOND, AY. = | at “AUST 2. 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 37,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED . ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ATGUST 24. 1925, oa —— > econo ene | a BE ; a . a 2 ' une 4 — * - , Foe Bungal — Pi = a Or — Chas ge Account—Fifth Floor Eleven New Passenger Elevators for Your Convenience pr a} 9 7 - ~ ns , | Mme. d , ) 6 Gingham elt Aprons ee , 50 and $7.50 Point Mila in neat checks or. plaid pa ; ie | S : co .1_ $6.50 and $7. oint Milan $10 and $12.50 St. Gall $1.85 Ruffled Grenadine Newest Fall Cretonnes | terns, rick-raek e. } I r} -Curtai urtai ‘ trasting pipings m al] want r Neat border and motif effects Fine quality Swiss net Curtains {n ‘ * mounted on good wearing net. Come neat patterns. Our own importation suitable wherever Cretonne would colors; regular . | urta 1 % CX in ivory and beige tints, scalloped | from StiGall. Ivory and beige tints. ‘Neat ruffled Curtains of good | be used. Fine drapery | border finish. — 2% yards long. quality grenadine.‘ Tie- $i 00 designs. Yard....... 5 and extra (Third Eloar—N ugents.) Me. acer eee r (Ba in Basement a | ) ren yement—Nugents oes for ALL the People , long.. Pair ° backs to match. Pr... a LE OEE LE BARGES REN RRS, IIR tes OE Block Plaids; Blue, R T trasting color in the "he Weight nches 4 Lbs. PSOE Le ee SC ae ee eS SO ST a Wool 4 Final reductions on all Spring and Summer Suits, Coats init | | —all SummerDresses have been reduced to less than Yo price, : For the boy between the ages of 7 and 18 Nugents $5.95 Terry Cloth Bathing re woven larger than 66x80, and J Bh they are sold. ‘Then they , \ Fell ‘ong Hauer. © find it difficult Tuesday Only, $3.95 ht. This assures vou against fur. ; 1 is adond ree 7 9 to imagine the wonder- Beautiful box loom Crepe Kimonos in fancy em- 4 ' ) Pe LEU = broidered and lace trimmed style. Some with flow- Jean Blankets. The filling i is Chi. # ~ \ to 18 vears. Spe- ful transformation in ing sleeves finished with silk tassel; also folds cf h adapts itself into a fine, durable | cially priced,. N’ + ee, (iquene Winen, Sout.) : if Il; | Nugents. On every side Fellow prise and appreciation A splendid assortment of Wash Dresses—linens,” All colors and sises 36 to 4 noon or evening. th 2-button English stv] - , 1 ; , : yc e new utton English style with full spacious aisles and en- r ie'thibes F 00 vided in 4 Groups for Quick Selling, Tuesday its place as one of the | $1.00 to $1.75 “Boy Blue” Blouses | $1.25 to $2.00 “Bov Blue” Shirts J $3.50 Corselets Fleer, South.) { a> I 1 Dresses. If you need a Suit or Coat for immediate wear you Bors Ong i Trouser Suits J t fi T; d a e New ust for luesday: g| ets years, the new long trouser Suits’ in the 2-but- Capes, Tuesday Only, $3.95 $2.95 and $1.95 Wash Frocks voiles, tissWs and cotton linenes. Finished em- jdeal for this cool weather. The Ensemble Suits can be worn separately as chaps of 3 to 10 years. The popular Suit-for (secend Fleer, Sent) cut trousers and extra straight pants. Made | O4/ Dresses Reduced . | ‘ibe all-wool fabries, in the new- larged departments — The Girdles are made of a high-grade rubber est Fall colorings. Sizes 3 to O95 the New Nugents lakes soft. mncorseted. effect while. concealing the “lines Tie Mothers will be quick to take advan- | Mannish Shirts for boys Just like g re at stores of the Tuesday Only $2.98 tage of inte opportunity to lay ina SUP. | Daddy's. Made of broadcloths, madras | |! country —ready to | oys’ school wear. Fast wash mate- (| and percales—in the newest Fall pat- Pi ha Siac a ila wrounaa een-ueae actin aaa broadcloths. Every Blouse in this event a “Boy Blue.” | exceptional offering Basement | | School Days Will S B ie +9 the Child n oon e flere ring e ildren to ugents! can buy same here at less than the cost of the material alone With Knickers and Vest * | ton English effect. All perfectly tailored, made : Fancy Roman striped terry cloth Bathing Capes igh wool in these blankets to es of all-wool, sturdy fabrics; showing the new- St. Lotiisans who have ee ions ay South.) toh to insure excellent wear aS : a Gols me ¢ waters pion ‘9 5 been Summering rag $4 95C Ki ) : tom olors for ’ bie: | ° repe Aimonos ‘New Fall Longies for the Little |. | ¢*¢/amations of sur- Tuesday Only, $1.45 Sale starts Tuesday at 8:30 4. m. The most timely event, The Coats are | 300 finely tailored Longie Suits for the little are heard. broidery and self trimmed collage and cuffs, etc, coat or dress or ee as suit. The Dresses can be worn for street, after- this Fall, in a great variety of patterns. Show- Two cit UY blocks of Rubber Reduci Girdles 10 years. Specially priced.. pore, Coarse. a Se rials—percales, madras and 5c terns. Sizes 12to 14. An 95 serve you efficiently neat and comfortable for seneral wear. and well, ™ -« P - q Be here garly..., ; er | 4 Every Dress being sold at less than one-half the original price. Satins, (Third Fleer, North—-Nugents,) : $1 25 Stamped Children’ 8s Dresses, Tuesday Only, 69¢ pb . Bae | tub-silk prints, wash materials, Cantons. HBundreds of styles to choose from F Shadow-striped ‘we of finest quality, com- — a . ; —all colors. : vA ’ etely made. Comes in colors a ue, Ore ( nanan Basement— [| q All Sizes for Women, M isses 16 to 44 : : ‘ nae a A ny Me pos dang pT tog nae Banos Ranement : ] S Balbriggan—The Ideal $4.95 Silk Pillows 4 —e | Ensemble Rares IOCGUCEE | > isso ru: thread cops School:Fro cks 4 rs sates se epee a fet ne shapes. Beautifully mabe. Choice - 2ss Event : 19 Regular $25.00 Ensemble Suits, reduced now to $12.58 An extra Isavy-quality. Come tn P ) wanted colors. (Main Floor, || 6 Regular $35.00 Ensemble Suits, reduced now to es Sader ee CAMA $1.19 Sunfast Pillows DRESSES | 56 Regular $39.75 Ensemble Suits, reduced now to URLs Nee Beale For the younger girl as well as her older sister by aa ik ffi i Tuesday Only, $1.00 ‘ 1) 3 i 4 7 ‘pte LY agi 4 27 Regular $50.00 Ensemble Suits; reduced now to =). ew oadn repe have a large selection, in both one and two plece és a dif . vot ith erotenne esestina ties th “7S ateliee 5 Regular $59.50 Ensemble Suits, reduced now to $29. a A lustrous quaitiy: In the ‘wantes Dresses. Come in shades of rose, Copen, green, tan; Ahn Ped ‘| shapes. Large size. (Main Floor, South. ] 14 Regular $75.00 Ensemble Suits, reduced now to shades of pencil} blue, cocoa, rose- | 1,414. henna and orchid . &; , eee ‘ood, tan, new blue, seal, navy blue atner, a and orchid., Sizes 8 to 19. Priced, Ce ale ee Jackets 3 Regular $90.00 Ensembl- Suits, reduced now to 315,00 and black... 4¢-Seipes ees. Ty 59¢ Stampe rr hy rey All Colors, All Sizes for.Women, Misses 16 to 44 ae ¢ QR $6.99 ID to $Q)9> I5 we ttt si cane a eras ee to ere pod \' HE striped materia Fleer, . | 63 Plain Tailored Suits $29.75, reduced to $14. 75 | Per . | ¢ eX i. $1.19 Stamped Breakfast Sets gs 2 $9.95 to $16.95 Light-Weight Pee® errr iprher - 79 to 910.7) Light-Weight fay a? Soptd Yin tae bedacifel deaigne gn atm ot | ee ght-Weight Coats Reduced $198 Printed Foulard Silks Fall C Be apna Regular $20.00 Coats, reduced now to... . : a Oats ee 25c Stamped Tea Towels st white art cloth. 33 Regular $25.00 Coats, reduced now to backgroundsmdust the moteetal tok ma We ia Tuesday Only, 15¢ 3 ee Par — ess oe sees mei - . osejb;0 19.75 early onl ep 7 hg _ school ghar a of all- Bo Pre Boe striped toweling, stam pe ia eg een, Brown, Navy, ac Regula Z . , . woo! polaires an anneis, in tan, rust, beaver, rose, men’s Sizes 36 to 44.. ; 1 4 Regular $50.00 Coats, reduced now to maroon, green, gray and blue. All full lined and . $2.00 Zipper Bags (Bargain Bazement—Nugents) : : 30 Regular $59. 50 Coats, reduced now to 2 es, $2.69 Black Satin well made. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Tuesday Only, $1.75 —\ an «618 Regular $70.00 Coats, reduced now to é | Charmeuse naepis 1s jest the: Bem fet ee Combination Soap Offer | : 4 Many other reductions taken on Silk Coats, Cretonne Coats, White Seats cae ae ROLES $ 95 sa aD es ee ee ee ae Fleer, South.) . 3 n extr avy ry Satin Char- ,* te Stout Twill Coats, light weight—all colors. rg ae "sai ad Sapa . ee ° TO 2.95 Tots’ Silk Pongee Coats While 250 last |AIM) ans; Misses, S 14 to 18, 36 to 44, 46 to 50 | 40 inches wide se wd ry : : izes for beteme se isses, touts—14 to o o 2 Mr pa Rete . Tr ay Only, $2.69 shpeuguens with cotton sateen. with ‘crocheted edge and embroidered Sizes 1 to 2 years. (Second Fleer, The Big %4-Price Sale of Floor in tclens Lange Continues | * Baby Boys’ Suits Tuesday Only, 85¢ d Fl , North—Nugents. (Secon oor, No ge +f (Main Fleer, South—Negents) (Seeond Floor, & ST iA: ate eet All-silk Pongee Coats in yy are ee Consists of 6 P. & G. Soap; 3 bars medium Ivory Soap; 1 || : : , hon 9 lakes: 14° : . ‘“ Al) made of fast-color tub fabrics; middy style, Rox chipee and 1 metas a & 1 Al! new 1925 models. An entire sample line from a Fateen and khakt clot With, 9 rt hela, bass aste , ‘ mail, phone, or C. 0. D. I | ] 2 () () Pairs : RI J § ; . high-grade lamp manufacturer. Our windows tell the 4, 5 and 6 years. (Second Floor, South.) orders. ,' = . story. 1 J (Bargain Basement.) | ; 2 $2.59 Reyen B oomers — — oe | Bg M 9 H , | | Make your home attractive and more cheerful for the Fall . . Tuesday Only, $2.00 7 | ; | davs indoors. J ‘ ? ‘ s made of m, reinforced P| ae wien § OSC s . s indoors. Add a few Lamps, they do much toward mak- | Bloggers, made ott fa'en. 9 fbig mediae Boys for School | \\i So) . li . * $79.50 and $85.00 ing: familiar rooms seem new. —flesh, honey and orchid. (Second Fleer gm, | \\\\N A\S 75c to $1.00 Qualities ¥ ee 1.50C P te ON Aree , Roval Wilton Rugs Lamps One-Half Price: $ repe Pajamas” New “Longie”’ Suits | ) Tuesday Only eos 5 . Tuesday Only, $7, 15 for Boys Men's fancy silk Hose, in the newest combina- 44 beautiful 9x12 Royal Wilton Che ose From Two-piece Pajamas | of wash-and- Tee inaiie x a . ; 2 : : crepe. ell made, and trimmed w as ng Ages 8 to 17 Years , tions of colors. Several different patterns to #8 Rugs naga show ore the group; all fine Black and gold leaf. Italian gold, polychrome, ivory. Roman Colors—pink, honey and orchid. paca : — ¥ lect from. Colors include—maroon and biack, quality yarns; shown 10 a Most unn- ld , : A _ . Seeond . ° South.) e pair of long trousers, one pait } ‘ : ee 6 asians nik Aandi dee: gold and all other desired combinations. Weighted bases. ‘ . | : ‘ gray and royal, gold and brown, royal and gold, Suadi range or patterns ana coior com 4 1459 P Si ned golf knickers, vest and pee ; at psi ERG EIT EIT y binations: fringed Sill pull fords and tassels and $ rincess Jitps ali-wOol echeviots: an 7 i Re dark tan combinations. slight 1m perfections and rlace she : # A Fine sainsook Priwcess Slips with bodice top in : P | 2 shades. \ : : mart Hew Eas patterns, : , ae — ee = will be sold at this low 5 go = shadewprost home. Mises Be to 46 ae a ee 1a + one looking, Dandy 75 4 J eo ee price Monday only... a § EL GT) Mf. ; pricing sous . Ane lgnt : ee aa (Main Floor, Nerth—Nugents.) ” 4 - - 4,4 f * pean 7 | = P , : eNRAIN\\ Se $1.59 Costume Slips browns. .... ct. ‘ _ $31.95 Axminster an ) Tuesday Only, $1.00 Costume Slips of imported cotten satii ( . 4 t r ; y T ~~ Hy jib) prec ililii > / Ms ette moir +. Soys’ New VestSuits |9i = BUCK’S CABINET GAS RANGES Rugs Zo J ST | Solera Seer, Seow Sr a eee at and vest, with two pairs full iihed 4 - | es & ee ps ndable fabrics, in the season's ba 7 Will standtin a 38-inch space. ave Alexander Smith and other makes ele- eH “yt : . i" eg 4 i : L_ = right or left hand 14- bape rly with 4$ | sant quality Axminster a in the wanted ee Oa awe $4.95 and $5.95 Silk elder * star gas saving burners—-white porcelain 9x12 size: splendid =F Ri LF $285 i of patterns and colors; a A252 715 "3 | Wool Skirts, Tuesday Only, | oven door—(set up complete) Bo s’ Stockin 8 : ‘ Buck's Cabinet Gas Ranges—W ith white splash- very unusual value You ca eteuntenat these pes dige you see y s ers and doors; large 16-in. oven; set up complete. $47. 170 this low price; all perfect. them. “Pleated, nto, tow a ; | ) 4 lich ' ase =e nges—All-whit réelain doors on our . ei Eanes tne black owe ZI .. § a ——a ey ae wat eicnen neater combined. $69. 00 Select y d | : and pinnk ‘Walet. 26 to 28. (second | 5 Full length, all sizes. C 4 - § with heavy fire pot, connected complete a own base ant ' $2.95 Wool Sweaters e +, Siar 200eBe tee capacity. aaa ryy “95 $49.95 Seameless shade combi- Tuesday Only, ” Boys’ New Fall Caps | @MMIUIMR rasy Ciup | Sii0: Zoumei inca: specil--.... 921.95]p ‘ hines , eee | Hundreds of new suiting , ! ‘a 1] \ elvets na . , 4% y : in a iacing-down, fron Bog a or! aise P ) patterns made in golf style _" . | — 8-toot match the new Fall suits. A : ¥. = $3.00 Stepladéers — »- | , 87 Seam! relvé os Sie cat santediae re: 4 Stoves size: well braced with iron ‘ less 9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs—~ en andat oaae $i 05 | a broad selection of patterns, exact re- | : ae ($1.95 and , structed, Smart grays, browns pRereotatars — Made ' : step and shelf.. i prints of fine Chinese and bisrin | : Sled ecied: | : ene nun 8-cup size; ‘ Oriental colorings, woven in one $39 | ia becca eames ov : sae fe . a ed shape. Perch : ai Fi — Hanging piece—wonderful wearing qual- ‘. “| 7" 3. Se iat sort ff = ' os | ‘ f } 200 Shopping et made, with > ze cheins. Complete. . (Third Fi South—VNugents. SPM handics wel oor, " 6% to 7% : Sy e. $4.50 ) ; a va Swings—V ery strong and ; Baskets— @ oomy >. with $2. 95 ity, with heavy knotted fringe. . 2 | | ; : re ee = —
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an ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2 EE RS a : ! sa Pe, vo = Teg oa ae) ‘ it Bas ee ae an ee eee ee . ae Paget wr | ‘ Ne on, i J x a? a The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than'the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED MONDAY. ATGUST :~ * Clothing Valued at $300 Stolen. Apparel valued at | insured. $300 was ' stolen yesterday from the ininan | ‘shop of Miss Josephine Berte at _€519 Delmar boulevard, University | City. The shop opened for busi-' iness Tuesday. The stock was not, ___| Harry Lucas, 5, and James, 3, “A Dress from Lane Bryant's” means that that Dress has eet designed especially to fit Stout Women, and that the quality is the highest and the price the lowest possible. Only —— in the World Sinth and Lecust. Ornate te Silk Dresses om Not a new style note has been - omitted from the Dresses in this offering. Smart simplicity are many lovely “ow at = = low price of $10.00. Advance Sale—Fur-Trimmed Coats Sls @ great savings duritg the August Sale. new styles and colors have all been used to the best advantage in the fash- mat of these garments. A rSlOUT WOMEN; a — Plunge Through Window When Scuffling in Home. of their second-story home at cas, 5 years old, and hie brother. | James, 3. fell through a window to 'a brick sidewalk 18 feet below, | yesterday noon, and were injured | seriously. The boys leaned against a screen. ‘which gave way, letting them fall ‘through the window. Their mother | /was in the kitchen at the time, | preparing dinner. They were taken to City Hospital. Harry suffered a fracture of the sku)! and right arm) the skull, internal injuries hemorrhage of the brain. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lucas are the parents of the boys. GIRL SLAYER OF MOTHER TO BE SENTENCED WEDNESDAY Manslaughter Verdict Against Dor- Scuffling In play in the kitchen) 1818A Chouteau avenue, Harry Lu-| } and James suffered a fractyre of | and | S4N FRANCISCO, Aug. 24.— Convicted of manslaughter, Doro- | thy Ellingson, tIT-year-old con- fessed slayer of her mother, ) been returned to jail to await sen- | tence by Judge Harold Louder, | next Wednesday. A manslaughter | verdict carries a penalty of ene to! 10 yvears in the penitentiary. Dor- | ‘othy will be eligible to parole after | ‘the first year. | Since her first trial Dorothy has | become a convert to the Roman | | Catholic faith. The Rev. A. R.! 'Drathman gat near her when the iverdict was returned Saturdar, to | consele her. | The girl shot and killed. her | mother on. Jan. 12 last because her mother refused to consent to the girl's going to &% “jazz” party. The girl fled aftet the shooting and a ‘few hours later attended the party She was arrested the next day tn a cheap lodging house here. Doro-| ithy showed no tfemorse and readily confessed the shooting. At the first trial the jury found | ithe girl insane and she was com- . ae j mitted to the State Hospital at | Napa where she remained a month TON 706 WASHING Arcadia Chocolates Something NEW in chocolates. Various nut meats; brazils, pecans, hickory nuts, black walnuts and roasted almonds, combined with a marvelous bitter-sweet chocolate and dipped over hand-roll creams. Special, Tuesday only, 4? Cc a POUR 0... ccc cewceccnacccccccccem Blue Plum Pocket -Pineapple Layer Cake A rich coffee cake - A fluffy light cake. “Three filled with luscious lavers of deliciousness -thiek, blue plums. Tuesday rich icing and Tuscious pine- only, apple filling. (| SORE SEE 30c ee 50c CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE. $'7.00 MEMPH IS AND RETURN Frisco Lines SATURDAY, AUGUST 29 | oes Ae a Phone Nearest Branch nama) fy: ag at: a THOUT THE == KNIFE ae | and arrested the two men in the’ ‘themselves as Ford I.. : heen | burglary STUNT FLYER FALLS TO DEATH \Joe Lachatfelle, |Grand Rapids, Mich. fell 200 feet [only a few minutes. wing-walking ‘able conference bet Ween anthracite mine werkers and citizens of the hard coal regions at Hazélten Pa ;at noon tomorrow. The invitation Was extended by John H. Thi chairman of a citizens’ sete i LO, 5 NON A AE tte antes | Py the Assoctated Pres« under observation. After this de-. tention alienists pronounced her | sane. CHIEF GERK PURSUES AUTO THAT ZIG-ZAGS, ARRESTS TWO Empty Whisky Flask Found in Car in Which Potice Characters ' Were | | As Chief of Police Gerk's offi- | cial automobile was being driven | west in Locust street at Eighteenth | Street, at 11 a. m. today, another | | ear passed by at high speed and | began to zig-zag. Gerk ordered his |} chauffeur to overtake ft, which he @id at Twenty-third street. |where the Chief drew his revolver | other car. An empty whisky flask was | found in the car and the men had | | been drinking. Ther described Lamb, years old, and Robert Mount. 30 beth police characters. Each has arrested times and has served a Workhouse term, and Lamb now is out bond on a charge 23 severa! On Youth, 20, Killed During Exhibi- | tion Before Kansas Crowd. , | COLDWATER, Kan., Aug. 24.—| =9 years ol@ of} to his death here yesterday, while doing “airplane stunts.” Lachattelie had been fn the air and doing trapeze acts, when spec- tators observed that his etrength was about exnausted. He was un- to pull himself back to the trapeze and fell to the grou ind Nearly every bonc in his body one’ broken. LEWIS AGREES TO CONFERENCE Mine Workers’ Head Accepts Invi- tation of Citizens’ Committee. the Associated Press PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 24. John L. Lewis, international presi- dent of the United Mine Worker« teday accepted an tnvftation to a Ry cemmilttee of Wikesbarre. Lewis insisted the meeting (be conducted as an epen forum with press and public privileged ¢ | attend. that r (BROTHERS BADLY HURT IN FALL OF 18 FEET ; : PA .} an > CLYDE 1850—DIAMOND JUBILEE YE AR—1925 The “Tuesday SpeciaP? ta} Vandervoort Candy Bittersweet Choce Reg. 60¢ a Lb.., 350 a Uy Say Candy Shop—First Store Hours: Daily, 8:30 to 5:00—Saturday, 8:30 to 51330 Olive to Locust, From Ninth be “My ay We Present” * T is a_ store's I business to in- troduce mer- chandise and money to one another, and it has no more right to offer inferior quality to the pur- chaser than the pur- chaser has to buy it with spurious coin. This store never in- troduces any mer- chandise that is not worth meeting ! attractive new Jersey Frocks. Regardless of how ; may tee in section after section, money is involved. SCRUGGS- VANDERVOORT-. eusctesie and college requirements. An Unusual Jewelry Assortment At An Extraordinary Price $ M ADE up of selections from'out | regular stock (many our di- rect importations} that have sold at prices ranging from $1. 50 to $10. 00 Included Are. Necklaces. Brooches, Bracelets. Earrings, Combs, Gold Filled Card Cases, Hat Ornaments, Pen- dants and Many Other Attractive Items. Vandervoort Jewelry Shop—First Floor. To Protect Your Hats at Home and En Route This Fine Hatbox at? IVE HUNDRED women will possess these high-grade Hat enee—fi r that is just the number we haxe—at_ the low price of $5.25 eac! ae Hat Box is not only one of the most correnient pieces of luggage devised for the traveler, hat also solves the problem of keeping hats clean’ and out-of-the-way at home or school. This style ts made of black enanrel, has firm handle, lock and catches, cretonne Inning and leather bound edges Ask to See Our Students’ Special General Purpose Trunk at $16.95 Luggake Shop—Downstairs. Address T5e Memorandum each $1.25 Imported Memorandum Books—Genuine hand-tooled or Boeks—our own importation. Ideal for gifts and bridge prizes: Leather Goods Shop—First Floor > J e | Men’s Socks in.a Sale OST of these Socks are pertect but are discon- All-Silk and Silk and Mercerized : 6 N tinued numbers. The irregularmties 1m weave Discontinued Numbers and Slight Irregulars of 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $2 Grades that occur in some of the Socks are of such a slight nature as not to depreciate them in service or appearance. ' Colors are cordovan, gray, blue, navy and white. Sizes range from ¥% to 12. Men's Furnishing Shop—First Floer 7 ——— ae _— — ‘- _ Sale of Men’s Shirts Broadway Brand and Perfecto Brand / Shirts from our regular stock that s 6 for have never sold for less than $2; $8.50 many that have sold for $3 and $4. Superior Materials Rayon Striped Madras Printed Madras Woven Madras Cotton Crepe and Many Other Materials | Sizes Range From 14 te 1714 Neckband. Collar Attached, Separate Collars te Match Men's Furnishing Shop—First Floor ee eee ome nee Ready for School? VERY section has planned specially for this week of school preparation. @ The Junior Shop is in new and enlarged quarters with four groups of Coats on: Sale. @ The Luggage Shop, Downstairs, has an extensive display, ap- - pealingly. priced. @ The Sports Apparel Shop on the Second Floor is showing They are the new Fall two-piece models. @ In Sta- tionery. @ In the Boys’ Clothing Shop; Vandervoort’s has planned to provide completely and to the utmost in satisfaction for all school ‘ All Our Victrolas $160 Model (Illustrated Above) for $86. Radio Adaptable 7 —For School —For Outdoor § hs Motoring | —For Early Fall es - ¢ Days and Eveni PS au? gi : re cnx } GROUP of Sweaters fake from our regular stem anger i . o - — = ‘ n whee a4 and priced fer quick sellig ~ a cme Assorted patterns ineluding many lovely sling : pewnstairs Store,) and* coat. sty les. There i Gayly Colored splendid choice styles. | Cresanhes. Yord and colors, but“not every. COME in striped, floral 24c and color: in every style. a Fed and conventional agi patterns. Perfect goods. | | ‘Dewn-=ta a: : 9x12 Brussie Rees PRINTED tapestry $9 5 Brussels Rug: m , seamless style. Subject to m- nor imperfection. Only 4! Rugs to sell Downstairs Stor Inlaid Linoleum, Sa. Yd. THE colors are $ | : | & through to the back and are suitable for kitch- en. bath room, etc. Bring room measurements. ‘45-In. Curtain Nets, Yd. : FILET and shadow lace A7¢ For convenient s€ action: these Swéaters will be arranm ed om tables im the ¢ { Sveater Shop—Third Fleer, Oe ae rt: - . 4 5 - 2 >, a7 ' . Lalor fe" , a 7 wt F - , V, Music Salon—Sixth Fieer. For Those Who Sale Last Week—Beginning Taste Unrestricted Choice of Our Entire § Shoes, Pumps and Oxfor y In the Basement Shoe Shop WING. to the number of women whew disappointed beeause they could not a8 sale last week we have taken @ and styles from our regular Second Floer@® Shop to replenish this lot and tomorrow willl unrestricted | Shoes. Pumps and Oxfords at $1.95. No Mail Orders, C. O. D.’s or Exchanges © the one-day offer Were Unable to Attend the C RINTED felt-base Rugs that ate suitable anywhere inoleum Rugs would be Gesired. Patterns are copies om high-priced woven Rugs. Also the popular Dutch tile e- ™ fects. Subject to minor imper- Sections im prints only. $ 71.23 soe } ; a Men’s Shirts vee Drawers. Each WELL-KNOWN Otis 59c brand, all fine comb- J _ ed —~— Shirts and drawers ; With a isle finish. Short or | long s! seven: Ecru and white. | Wers have reinforced seat pand are in the long-leg style. 7 t amd second quality. Sizes mB to 44. Also a few extra “Mzes, 48 and 50. | choice of all our Ba - * re =? Ta : Men’s Good Shirts hoe Sho p—Basement Sf Sperm Sale of Coaster Was L novelty per- $1. 16 cales, madras, En- sh broadcloth and other ma- +S. Collar-attached and kband styles. Various style w= made th wood bodies sc wheels. rubber / s. Plain. colored , ad a. ‘ 4. 05 ) Tiped patterns. All sizes im iste . 7ay! — ) paimed (ownestairs Store) Also a limited number of high- grade Scooters, with disc wheeis, rub- ber tired While they last. we offer them at the <¢zcep- - tionally low a ic . price, + FT as eS Shop— Downs'airs. All Used and Fleer 5 Electric Cleaners 7 Offered While They Las Tf to $ be HESE Cleaners 1
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MONDAY. _ AUGUST 2 »- 6.2 6 wn $5 Monthly r Victrolas | | Economy Notion Specials Guest-size Ivory Soap, at ee Dare fof | un6. sa ee Garter lengths of fancy Silk Elastic, at.. .I9C Brass Pins, 180-count, at 4c Victor Snap Fasteners. all sizes, at two cards for st Scissors and Shears, various sizes, each .29C ‘Downstairs Store.) I $110 Mode! i Price $55 alon—Sixth Floor. — —— - Jnable to Attend the One-Day Beginning Tuesday | e of Our Entire Stock of ps and Oxfords mment Shoe Shop 6x9 tee Rugs at $3.98 | SBEMPRINTED felt-base Rugs RAT that are suitable anywhere 1. linoleum Rugs would be Pome esired. Patterns are copies b. from high-priced woven Rugs. fee 50 the popular Dutch tile ef- a mets. Subject to minor imper- J ’ Mttions in pri aE ts only, ~ a Pair STS eitee tet. Store.) | 4 Men’s Shirts and | miber of women who were 1use they could not attend week we have taken sizes regular Second Floor Shoe lot and tomorrow will again pice of all our Basement fords at $1.95. O. D.’s or Exchanges Drawers, Each WELL-KNOWN Otis brand, all fine comb- 59¢ Potton Shirts and drawers | wma lisle finish. Short or | mong sleeves. Ecru and white. Wers have reinforced seat | are in the long-leg style. tand second quality. Sizes | = to 44. Also a few extra pemes, 48 and so. oa (leownstairs Store.) , Men’s Good Shirts L novelty per- Cales, madras,’ En- $ I ° ! 6 broadcloth and other ma- 8 Collar-attached and dand styles. Various style 4s. §6Plain, colored and 1, patterns. All sizes in | lot, (Mownstairs Store.) SPiece Colored - j = , } ’ \ ; ’ 4 ° (aie at rep rT if ’ ' ® 05 Eee SSS aa ee iop-—Basement : ee oe — = Coaster Wagons bodies iy. f -1s, ‘ee hizh- rub- : offer 7.) 4 : we! ri # ié ; . “ 2 : é : | | § and 7 years. Women’s Rayon Vests LAIN ribbed nille fancy weaves. and Rib- bon straps over shoulders. Col- ors: Peach, orchid, flesh and white. (Downstairs Store.) Boys’ Welt Shoes, Pair ADE of a light shade of tan leath- $2.76 er and have Gocdyear welt soles and rubber heels. Sizes r\ito 5%. (Downstairs Store... Women’s Crepe Gowns ADE of washenrede Ric crepe in round or Jenny neck style. Some em- broidered, others plain. High colors and white.’ Sizes 36 to 44. (Downstairs Store.) Little Girls’ Play Suits IMMADE of black sateen 70¢ with binding of red. Also Suits for boys of blue chambray trimmed with red _ binding. Broken sizes, 5 to 7 years, (Downstairs Store.) ° * Handkerchiefs, Each BOUT 12,000 wom- 10c en’s all pure linen | and sheer cotton embroidered Handkerchiefs. White and colors. Full size. AH first quality. (Downstairs Store.) ed Ruffle Curtains At 86c PECIAL purchase of 1,000 Sets for Lsed and Floor Sample S an Economy Day feature. Made of ; white marquisette with colored ruffles in rose, blue, orchid and -gold. Electric Cleaners ered While They Last 71 measures ESE Cleaners inelude at nte-inch all-wool Blankets in)pink andard makes, such as: teeg and tan and white plaids, pair 441) s, Hodvers, Americas and others—all in perfect rut- order, Call Olive 7500 Electric Shop—Downstairg Qualities, size 81x90 | : ' | a oF blue ween SS ee ee Tuesday August Sale of ,Blankets, Sheets and Domestics 35-inch Tub Rayons in stripe effects, neat checks, plaids and plain colors, 35 inches wide, lengths 2 to 6 yards Rayon Bedspreads, have woven rose, blue or | gold stripes; size 71x108 inches, bolster included, each White and colored cotton Satinette, ideal for making women’s and children’s under- t Sheets, noted for their wonderfti | - w = ° os eae joe ° s 2. ) 3 a. a *) o “ S. pb a io ® o ' tt-linen Toweling, in plain white with borders; remnant lengths, yard Set consists of double ruffled valance, ruffled side curtains and tie backs. Set 38 inches including ruffles. (Downstairs Store.) _—— $7.95 - $1.45 chy ond oO w 15c 15c garments, yard + ee @&ee eee? © @& @ gts -... $1.88 | $1.89 Sheets ) Pepperell full-bleached Sheets; | Pure linen, silver - bleached | 2% x2%-yard size; stained; | 70x70-inch Tabiecioths in seamless; cireviar designs: x CMCH .occecevces+ses $1.59 i a Be ie 3.49 Pepperell fuli-bleached, 54x90- inch Sheets with deep hems; slightly stained; limit 4 to — each.... Table Padding Heavy, neatly quilted Padding for oblong tables; 48 Basement Economy Store . a | inches wide; yard...
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Pe ee Jeo snnaniiaggaa «ie ot eae — - fee a an! = — _~ Pies ARO FE: MOXDay. @ CST 2 Y _ |] Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday : Tuesday -- An Unusually Profitable Day to Shop Here -~ Features Double Eagle Stamps Tass iis Important >. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Store Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 5 p.m. Daily—Open All Day Saturday to 5:30 p.m. Famous~Barr Cos Alu cus [Sale 3 A — ee ae pee oh: ae i Events in Our Extensive, Value-Giving August Campaign a te _ - ae, 4 a . Because charges so well, Tuesday—Share the Extraordinary Buying Advantages Afforded in This Big Sale of a 3 a ‘ | A 5 a ve =. DAVID LAWRENCE. . CAIRO, Baye 2 a Correspondent of the ... convicted @ : ; _ oe _ Lee Stack, Gover - : :: , ri Copyrizh *. I ee 3 : e 5 4 ) i SerxisTON, Aus- 24.—Honest Sudan, were hag kis 3 tenths of |execution being” By the A “ s. ine- ere made oy B* | os 1 Ihdeed, the propor-| ate_intervals. —. yore. The death 5 onties > ka 7 nce | ; veven creater. but avoida | Abdel Fattah J Correct Styles “for Young Men and Men Who Stay Young”—$40, $45, $50, $55 to $65 Values, at | 3 ieee casee 07 cea OF 02 i] LP» +. > » number of persons. (ices to the C , ee, Th e- , ae : : a Beg avoidance om peri wy. | orice: ~ iv: € This sale’s importance in our value-giving August campaign ci on but simply a recogni) 4 great eel | ; a e a weaknesse ae Sr 1 one: oe al cannot be emphasized too strongly! It offers values that are not sl and a taking advantage Of}ieony as the i only remarkable in themselves, but are greatly enhanced by the : SIMI, ine outstanding fact about |": ane anna comprehensive assortment of models and fabrics from which erence Of he Some ta | to choose. And each Suit is the finished product of the “Soc- a at more than 7.000.000 Per-|ias¢ night. All ‘ 99 ’ a | . Sw a: erienc baa y ith = etv Brand” makers. See the fine woolens—the expert tailor- Z rnment’s desi natur- realize how economically your present Fall Suif needs may be ' EE ors’ ns cote> ana sotbode |." supplied. : Jbe.productive. Anything that |" Ning men Wil ces with productivity ts the | nudity in the # fEment’s concern. For ¢2- i crack = ane of America’s weaithiest a -. 9 ' cm = he Suits for Year-Round Wear S|) oer it monev under the high sur- Every Suit is an authentic 1925 model—correct in fabric and =F | BAF eee Magen in detail! English models in favored high shades are well Plea of Mara represented, among scores of others including conservative ee van Ae ne ._ = eRe Pe Senne weer = fe 5 tie Sobetes on which was | Correenendenen — : | ig g Me, he turned sympathetically | ; ° ° . : | - e enterprise hich ! Nominal Charge Will Be Made for Alterations | = cases Mic Guna bac eee Pa Mas risky if not unwise. The : could not for 10 rears of the low price prevailing, we are compelled to make nominal Pity reach the point where the for alterations covering tailors’ time. Society Brand Clothes fit - ee ee ee however, that few alterations are required. SE tax rates would come down second Fleer oF he end of that period and even \ at e dil not come down the in- | ‘could be segregated in the Pef stock dividends and held | Mture sale. The particular} erations ago” A Special Group From Which to Choose Practical 7 Ea! chianans: eae Before It Is Too Late, You Should See the Many Beautiful Garments So Specially Offered in Our a Eke profits will be intact for| sid Be & | q °a . z | etime to come. The sums In- | : I S lr S ; 8 | « is : ft are larce. ) r | : ) . oa mr the Government will get % | | : ~~ a Plittle share out of the trans- : oge « , . ! : ; , fh mentioned. Yet had’ the) —With Artificial Silk Stripes | - a 4 rate been very low. the in-} | 7. “A e Meual with large fands never) ey 9 NS Ay y BS - petd have nlaced his Investment! * Ss : (7 - . as : a [the doubtful enterprises, but. ae . . ‘ =, : >a & hh 1ax : pecial, ° —the.Time of All Times to Select Winter Furs—All is / > ; Ey a ae ee Tuesda = : . ; * LZ : , a t ae ble securities which would | lle =—= in Correct 1925-26 Modes and at Extreme Savings \75 been regarded sy him 28 re-| ; ! eee "sr 6UF : i y instgnificant comparable / @ All the essentials that make for complete satisfaction in buving Furs will be found in :. §@' ' aw if é the risks he would tcke‘In the} The woven madras Shirts which are so attractive in bine tan. || this annual event. The authenticitv of new modes upon which well-dressed women and - Ate ee ny Ceepetnn : 2 es = s—tailored for s | misses insist, is evidenced in every garment in this super collection—_fashionable pelts | Eo this purcivviar epinede “ You - ee ‘ . - ry): shi , 12 , ob ' ; : e } == OUT favorabivy fer fhe man u will © s | and high-grade workmanship are also apparent—and when vou consider that everv one 7 | af iE me eesttel the Government. tal 4 saline } of these beautiful Fur garments is otfered at much less than it will be possible to obtain aT Sand _ p mary tax. In other words Inok-) : } them later; vou will realize the advantage of chodsing now. i ge a 4 P@t taxaticen strictly from the! Cricket Sweaters 85c Silk Hose i : ee: | | i Rrament viewpoint. the indi-| for fyen’s 7 ns , n plais and fancs wee i An initial payment will hold Furs until October !st. | | | te Mat mest te temnted ro pert Sie, PA . wa was “ reel 4 " aus with ww is — ad - i ’ - “ a - ’ ‘ . : ' > P ' : co tn things . hat rield a tax Ree ate nite ses $4.85 rect: sizes Hs tolls. BOE | when the bal@mce will be payable—or they will be | : Epovernment. And tn Geneeels Te 2. ani cpaetis aden Main F! | put on October statement, payable November 1st. , f a3 @ilerent wars the experience of! - Oe . A el Myers is more or less lke tite| Special @ ted 1 | A Few of the Ultra-Garments This Sale Offers— a le etheiedsh SAN ANTS oS © si out schemes whereby his) 25 business # 4 - Squirrel Coats $395.00 to $ 595.00 > : : | " ” . bis . ’ ie Muskrat Jacquettes .._... ...$ 89.50 q . : 0 . ik | ee mate will be low and ehapes hisitrain oerer 4 With the Popular Square Heel—1600 Pairs of Women’s amar ay ay +s? nee Mink Coats 750.00 to $1500 00 ee a Tinceecansuty, | Weune Ga ‘ - ] I f $1.95 Grade—Pai 3 Silver Rat Coats....... _. $175.00 American Broadtail Coats, ff +s @ be larger rreguiars o . rage—Tairat........ fake ¢ 2A Hot Raccoon Coats $225 00 offered at... . $350.00 and $ 395.00 i” Be bt efit yrincigie. | | | i 7 | | . 3 e® the age-old princi “onst >} @ Medium weight Silk Hose of the well-known Onvx make, ¥ a tl Sealme Coats (with contrasting fur = legend Keats ...- SERS to S STEED f , } * _ a vurdensome it | Renite é having the smart square heel: full-fashioned and made with yf trimming) $150.00 and $225.00 : Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coats, = x i #2 Pee aroided or evaded. Wan | Tex. id ; lisle tops and soles. In black and various fashronable coLors. | $295.00 to $495.00 4 2 : wes Met igivie ff ‘« pa.d without | mites } Main Fleer i i Feurth Fleer ~ ig thoi! ; hewing civen te "hl been ot a 23 - % avoidance. The safer general eo PM seierted as the hext war. ithe Many New Additions to the August Sale of COATS -~ aN $75 to $100 Values—Choice : if You choose he re from beautiful sumple and specially- purchased Coats that are correct for this coming Fall and Winter. The various new fabrics are lovely and the fur trimmings really elegant. Inspect this arrav of Coats, including manv that have just arrived. and see if selection is not far more remarkable than vou would expect for S08. Regular, extra. misses’ and juniors’ sizes. A $10 Payment —will hold amy Coat chosen in this sale ynti) October Ist, when the balance will be payable Fearth FCeer i . - large sen«) 6 (REN OM CXisting rates, thie. $5 } ae and x i> SEE ~' vm wavecaced veture, 92 Sieg | \/ ~ | | | . - ay be a compromise in ey e) M esh Bags ae -@ heid political limes intact.) “*** SE *™Z politica entirely out ef. | : ter and QEnatysine the ria =e. I Q pp iy from «. baxis of pes- HBC H Oftered > ee x Siver-Plated | @ This special sale makes this the ideal time to " we ins onc aee oan TS beeiene : if TAR tee ag is cnciiaiiiel Mesh | select Winter Coats for girls of 7 to 14 vears. The i ¥ : — pew | - ! | assortments present a pleasing variety of sporis = a | and dressy models of the newest and smartest pees kinds—all highly cerrect—at savings which wiil certainly please. The Coats at $22 are elaborately fur trimmed and silk lined and in both groups there is remarkable selection. , ; | @ This specially purchased group will be placed | on sale lTuesdavy—dainty accessories that are | high in favor. New Gothic Stvle Bags of fine, silver-plated mesh, with metallic strap handles. | engraved frames set with smart jeweled clasp. ; | Some have woven design and fringe. ! The new fabrics include imported , } ag | ! muxtures, Bolivia, Deerona, Campus , $4 1 e Bags are caretully made and service- i Broadcloth and Faunsuede—in navy. | 699° able—remarkabie to obtain at $2.98. ee brown, French biue, Jennie red ) ~ | Main Fleer | _ = _ \ cinnabar and woodrose shades. a oy “se Fearth Ficer
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LOUIS, ‘PAGES 13—16 HINDENBURG ‘DETERMINED TO DO UTMOST FOR PEACE’ In Message to American Business Men He : Says He Is Gratified at Interest They Take in Germany. MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1995, I PRODUCES ‘SEVEN HANGED FOR Sw THAN ASSASSINATION F INE RATES. SUDAN GOVERNOR s Principle of Evad- ‘Crowd Outside Cairo Prison | 1 oF Avoiding a Tax. Watches Successive Rais- 1, It Becomes Bur- ing of Black Flag to Indi- we Is Still Applied. cate Executions. —— St tamps A UNIQUE CHAPTER OF AMERICAN HISTORY “The Rise and Fall of Jesse James” By ROBERTUS LOVE . Tp | Tuesday | > ee re | | | } ee — ae a President liste . hearing sae rar Poste Ba tape Special Yo the Post-Dispatch. ety way to a readjustment of s0- the could nat give full credence o | WASHINGTON, Aug. 24. — AM! cial life along stable lines. TY am the instant. “ °F expression of “hope for the sta-| firmly convinced that this stabiliza- Me i AE OS - | bilization of economic and social | tion of economic and social cond!i- “W ell! Well!” cried Roosevelt. { conditions’® in Germany is sounded | tions will continue to improve in “What a re markable life- -story! A| by Gen, von Hindenburg, President Germany as peaceful conditions are remarkable epee, a most remark-| of the German republic, in a me8S- | restored among the peoples of EBu- ieee character!” | sage given to American busines’/rope. I, for my part, am deter- He told me the other day, Mr. /men and made public by the United | mined to do my utmost toward such Presiden}, said the editor, “that | | States Chambe? of Commerce. restoration and preservation of you and he are men of the same The old commander has broken | peace.” type—you both mean what you with the monarchists and the reac-| ,The Chamber of Commerce Jim Younger Kills Himself in a Fit of Despondenc Over a Love Affair—Cole Younger Returns Mis.ouri and Settles Down, a Peaceable Citizen— Frank James Lives Down His Past—Turning Pol- itician He Becomes Xnown as Missouri’s Most Fa- mous Democrat—He Writes to Theodore Roose- velt. By y DAVID LAWRENCE. | sal Correspondent of the © post-Dispatch.) > (oprrighy. 1925.) INGTON, Aus. 94.—Honest sare made ny nine-tenths of pperers. Indeed, the propor- even greater, but avoidance the Associated Press. CAIRO, HKeypt, Aug. %4. imen convicted of the Seven murder of Sir 4 Tee Stack, Governor-Genera] of the Sudan, were hanged yesterday, execution being spaced at ate intervals. The death sentence imposed upon Abdel Fattah Enayat, one of the’ taxes by legitimate and | conspir’ ors, was en to life | means is practiced by an 1N-/imprisénment, in view of his serv- | we number of persons. | ic es to the Crown in small ng State's -py avoidance one does not | evider de. gion but simply a recogmi-| 4 peat wethe weaknesses in the exist-{ the ‘prison : and a taking advantage Of | 1. ntly the 45-min- explained to be in THOMAS COLEMAN YOUNGER. a ete ttt ape curity pact at noon. tesy ee Special to the Post-Dispatch. PARIS, Aug. 24.—"Intensitism” is going to invade America in @& few weeks. What is “ntensitism?” The writer feels partly qualified to answer the question, because he himself invented the word about 10 minutes ago. Also becaum@® he has just had an interview with Fernand Leger, who invented the thing, but did not invent the name. Leger does not yet know that the thing were re- 7 SE — | ~ ee necessary by ig jy “If Frank James says he'll do a thing, he’ll do it.”” his mother once remarked, in my hearing. Inet- FJ, PRIMAVES! APPOINTED WARDEN OF THE CITY JAIL He Had Ranked First in Recent Examination Condurted by the efficiency Board. Frank J. Primavesi today tappointed Warden of the city jail by Director of Public Welfare Salisbury. Primavesi, Warden of na yn v) d Frank James ecandal: na- ie Cole, Bronaugh Cole efforts to get full Youngers. He made to Minnesota in the 1902 and saw Jim Younger in St. | Paul. Jim was feeling discour- art as re! "ithout | - TO CROSS RIO GRANDE VALLEY Fer ne cout not marry the | ne vears don't ‘i Y a= Get sub- Pegs zis another trip was summer of ‘and there was a | hotel young woman to whom he was en-/the 62a too Sees: a a nae nna fl Eo, to the Post- Dispatch. Specia! ‘ : ; raged. Tex.—When the|®%5** met Asbahhhh ehh hha. say yo ay whi : eo y and you say what you mean,’ |tionaries generally and appears in| magazine's next issue contains an 5 a eis: pees ee ae The President's interest deepen-'| . ; CHAPTER XXXVII. ee OB ca. “1 want to meet this man,” he| 2°": He sives his word to do his| embodying the Hindenburg message NLY one of the three Younger brothers who went to Minne-| $y Wale? = as risky if not unwise. The | friends as well as foes by pleading oS alee ae “tales os : : es PGS _.;0¥ one. day, Frank James re-/}this morning, will be; made public , ; | . = /1903, the Minnesota Board of Par-/off a train from Kansas Citv. car- | ticians and statesmen more or less . could not for 10 years/| recently in the House of Lords for , ' 7s PATS 4 a eer eee eminent and talked politics. He had Driday, morning. y reach the point where the! his bill designed to give a “‘living ee see jr;ying @ grip. He walked to the ; : ee ee Republican politician, that he was a riba ca a elite wage” a dias one ae me ion pardon, enabling him to leave that | hotel, near the station. He stood |Set opinions, and he was not chary |poing to quit Missouri and never several times been delayed, is vir- ? EES ae re eM a ee i a a ssabienc State at will. after watching his; by the stove in the hotel office, |'™ expressing them. You always return unless he was brought back tually the same as sinhownted at ee CE oo ites seitten the Bé-vear-did [Core 82 * Nardworking’ man on jemoking his pipe. ee sail ,{on & stretcher, He had not for-lin. meeting between Foreign Min- : end of that period and even | Marquess for his sympathies with parole for more than a year and “Several persons were there, but bscgare ‘neg ring) seer: iB aye cats given his no‘ive State for failing to ister Brian and the British For- . € . . . —-, dn a = - > i} if ~ r eT Sy CS, i? yi * . i Obes ‘? = “inten did. not come down the in-| the workinz man and his cause a bart. nobody paid any special attention |‘ POBUCS 0 : | there \ phe Sve the Same S00 eee eign’ Secretary, Austen Chamber- he has invented ts called . . sor & Then Cole and Jim : : : % ¥ cowl | /+ but his reply was: Tut, tut-—l When ; +hi ‘oeativ ; : "rene & aid. he segregated in the sie leased on parole they became com-| drummer, had got off the same | nothing ea a h ial son City. Shortly afterward he re- cai. Pee eee, See The reason why the writed tne * —— a | erations aco.” ‘mercial travelers, ' train and gone to the hotel. After neg hs pies as “a peng Bo oe moved to Oklahoma. where he en. pubiiahed. in. Germans. 6f “lakes vented the word is that he had to ' 5 waa particular ee a ene © tel etn LO Ne P Paterson Granite Co. of; a time the big man remarked to us OU sets eee eee “| gaged in farming for a few years. a : > write about the thing, and he finds fered in Our ” in question. prospered iarquess 0 aincoinsnal cst Paul a Stillwater Oddly | Mr. Donahue that he reckoned he'd been an intelligent reader and an tant changes made at the eleventh it hard to write about things that ‘th -; — ‘ S: e k at was a livi ot. - ee ee } , ‘ eee Profits will be intact for said he knew-what was a living wkd ne a ; | ed the cl4 homestead from his | ™°Ur- Publication of the note on : , oot anc 1e ad achieved rather ai F ee ss os ! ; | ir first activities in Minne-| drummer was eyeing him curt- , : mother, recently deceased. Love of One knows what impressionism are 1 | he made it plain that he practiced of their ; rio} . ] islikes in the re » . : a sheng b ettaadh tie iiaalia for soa farm |S0ta—the Youngers took orders for | ously. So was the landlord. Those | si ee al his early home still was strong a pm yg ag rey oa is. At least one knows that it te ee ent | will I hand er -eivi 46 chilli tombstones. Each of them re-| two exchanged glances. _ Finally | *\™©"C#R Sota’! : ; reas eee gh ays 29 ” *\a school of painting. Well, inten- Pilttle share out of the trans-| P2248 were receiving 46 shillings | seas . brother, Jesse, the young guerilla | League Couneil, opening at Geneva | tiem js another school of paint- 7 ' ‘ “s a . , ' , a huge monster of political tricK-/p., wished to di +t he _ . ' l¢ ne of his rural trips, “‘making” | Stranger if he wasn’t Cole Younger | *. wisne » ae & me. © was +} a i i 3 is consi ‘ation, t Mar- ;**** — . , : ‘ ay pe “¢ ing ) RE ve ree os > > ; . . . ; @ , 4 with large funds never! oe na a ge er rs or ‘bueey. Jim Younger suffered an ‘te hed « eceh ek as ct sof oe an oe, pti again like Jesse, he improved in|understoo! the French Govera When impressionism began some ave placed his investment | “ a ae sie ; of oO . > oO ‘ e — € miles will before the general completed middle of September. Upon completiofrrof the new istretch of the “Spider Web,” which will be approximately 50 miles long. } i about 32 | has! naugh, that (up with hope of a pardon not far have | ahead. 6 days iater the bods 'was found in his room (hand was clutching a the heart of the Rio Grande Valley | two railroads than 10 miles being the traversed by parallel less the other Lines. almost apart, road Editor of Washington Herald Dead. WEST BADEN, Ind., Aug. 24.-— Charles Green Sefreit, 65 years old, editor and publisher of the Wash- ington Herald. died here unexpect- edly this morning. Sefreit was prominent in Republican politics in state and nation. Téwn's Police Force Suspended. By the Aassotiat ed Press. ASHBURNHAM, Mass., Aug. 24 The town has no police, all three suspehded. with the chiéf, i being was caught in a raid on | gamblers. — - —s lanl acest ee aa eae the investor. But the effect on the aon that such a rate is; pusiness world, it is confidently be- Safe and sound. ‘8m stand is a 12 per cent | Field @ surplus. ry back of this is volume. for.instance. th obtainable, tax exemp?! security. fompetes Yery well with “| calcplable lines. b intes; ment. What | lieved, ; would be striking. Business today does many things because of the tax law. The 12 per cent sur- ‘tax is considered low enbugh to wounds thé might be the eve of a pardon. ‘Mr. James Robert Cummins, ‘final chapter of this chronicle. /was buried beside Bob. / mound ,atill fairly ae rée- ' remove those restraints and permit ty. ,_ ers e | Younger was merely on parole, the | cirl went West and left Jim discon- solate. as well with Rro- a fellow might and be done to Capt. ad reckon eut his oc: ae throat remarked who sought to afternoon a few of Jim Younger at the Rear- His right revolver. He into his “head, Thus the terrible o On a Sunday don Hotel in St. Paul had fired a bullet just above the right ear. man who had _ survived and a quarter century o prison service, always hoping permitted to return succumbed to almost or home before he-died. an affair of the heart T went to Lee’s Summit to wit- nese the burial of James Younger, but arrived one day late because of the peregrinating propensities of to be treated: more fully tn the next Jim I found his with flowers fragrant. with heaped high fresh and There had been a big funeral, Fam Whitsett, Bill old guerilla comrades as pallbear- Remarked an. old. citizen standing by: “'‘Pears like the Younger boys are all coming home dead. I sure- ly would like mighty well Bud get back here alive. Bud Younger when he was a boy —no finer one tn all Jackson Coun- Bud was bright and ambitious. business to function normally and; Folks figured he'd turn out to be ; t surtex. the taxable invest- of 12 per cent cap be justified by be more attractive to returns of the last four years. At jexpand along sound and reasonablyja preacher. he was 50 int’rested in So principle num-j| church matters. Under a 12 ber one is that a maximum surtax) done Bud dirt.’ The war surely “Rud.” otherwise Thomas Cole- man Younger, returned home from cheer him that, over and | i the livine or of the dead. In that residence he dwelt until his death. There whe a Younger's life. but it that is, started—much earlier than Jim’s. The first visit he made awar Lee's Summit after his home of a pros- distinguished citizen whose wife, as a heautiful voung girl. had heen Bud Younger’s sweetheart hefore the war. Younger then. he was 59 now. but he had forgotten. Nor had the girl. Through all the vears of his outlawry and of his imprisonment he had cherished the memory of her: and she hai borne him in recollection as a handsome and desirable youth whom the misfortunes of war had whe'med IT could tell but T won’t- tate ef Younger's love considerable detail. It a love story thorourhliv sweet and noble. Half a century from now, perhaps. somehody may write it without violating confidences of I v'olste in giving this tip te romance in*Cole fram was to the perous and return was 18 rot vou— Cole affair in the lifelong no confidence | posterity. A Bandit’: Romance Gregg and other | / more fortunate heart than was his long-time frierd | |Cole Younger. (asking nobody's consent to see | T knowed | , happier woman living | Frank James when (stepped forth from the Independ- (ence jail a@free man and a jsuail- as Wwe know. Woe in nis affair of the Frank James He married the gi-t. but )mocracy, 'to se happened— would he | incidentally, had declined| as seargeant-at-arms to the lower branch of the State, Legislature. He had coveted the post hecause he felt that his eleva- tion thereto would go far toward vindicating the James family. His defeat disappointed him bitterly, | and he expressed his disappoint-| ment in bitter language. Through- out his long cateer as a free citl- zen he devoted himself to the self- set task of trving to convince the} people of Missouri, not of outianders,. that the James boys end the James people in general vere a great deal better people| than the public had been led to be- lieve President rouis and Exposition of 1994. lect him Roosevelt visited St. the louisiana Purchase in his campaign year, A grand banquet was given in his honor. Mr. Johns) ‘hatted with the President. “Ry the way. Mr. President.” he. remarked. “our most distinguished | Missouri Democrat has declared | himself for you In this campaign.” ‘Indeed! And who is he, may I ask’ / and /wouldé trust him as far as I'd trust es. | Despite all untoward circumstances | ft turned out to be 12 haopy marriage. T fancy that there was no than her of Missourt! and of the United States. To be a bandit, means fo he under the ban society. In the case of Frank James the ban was liftea when the stute hiown citizen Mrs. | husband | } turn ‘clutched his coattalis and drew him ef life of Frank James. | “Frank James.” “What!—the bandit?” “The former bandit, Mr. Prest- dent. He is a good citizen now’ has been for many years. Frank James is any man I know. man, a de- a thoroughly reliable sirable citizen.” “How interesting. puw. Johns.) how interesting! Tell me about him.” . Mr. Johns away, had been about to but the President back. He tolé the strenuous one many things about the post-outlaw how he had made good and was respected by everybody who knew him. The /weapon by permit— i formant. | crooks threatening his ‘thoughtiess in every town where the perform- ance took place. James began writing letters to Mayors and police officials in towns ahead on the itin- erary, warning them against the crooks. try took a strong dislike to James. At a town in Northern Missouri For this reason those gen- | pointment by Elisha ‘C. Freeze, fa- ther-in-law of Robert Kraty, who was Mayor Miller's campaign man- ager. However, Director Salisbury an- nounced he had in mind the reap- pointment of Freeze for another 60 several of them cornered him in a | days to permit another examination ‘store and became openly menacing. He kept his face toward them, a was armed—he carried a concealed —for possible use in self-defense. He feared he might have to make use of his weapon on this occasion, and he was strongly averse to such action, Cole Younger happened toa be by the board, to | eligibility ipractice acquired in earlier years. @ : d out to the sidewalk. He ‘ton as jailer. to speak! #"4 edged o e j ' riding along the street——on a Mis- | according to my in- rhe mule. He saw equri old com- ‘rade. who stood with back to wall. |Younger took once. “Hold them off, leome’” he shouted, his urging ‘mount forward. ‘Meo4 men.” arratt cowards | The deeided forthwith not to} anvyhew. itry te beat up old Frank James. That Younger person was a mighty hig man ant looked mere formid - able than ‘id the lean, lank Frank. They drew off, hurling back foul oaths. If those tw® oldtimers had been drawn into a mixup with the crooks. whot a newspaper story must have resulted! And mans persons would have leaped at the conclusion that James and Youanver hal gone back te their old tricks. James ond Young- er, being wice, knew this. They had their zo°d post-outlaw reputa- nreserve and joater: and ee tions to gang of | in the situation at rant ei 2 of Public provide the full list of three. Primavesi succeeds Richard Hat- Announcement Was made today that Hatton had been restored to the eligible lst., PLUMBERS OBJECT TO TIME REQUIRED 10 GET PERMITS ee et ee Necessary to Visit Several (try Offices, Delegation Pomts (hut. A delegation of the Master Plumbers’ Association met Director Safety Bro@ and Director lof Streets and Sewers Brooks at ' ad Continued on Page 14. ‘City Hall today to protest against the time required for tasuance of ‘plumbing permite. The maater | plumbers pointed oni that tt took ltwo hours and a half, and some- times even lenger, to get permits. It is necessary for their represen- tatives to visit several city offices in the routine for many >»ermite. It was suggested by the delega- tion that the city give one official the taek of handling all permit ap- \Plications. to faciiitate the isevanece. Director Brod said he thought the $100 bond posted by each master; plumber as evidence of responsibill- ty should be increased to possibly $250. Delegation spokesmen re- plied that they had no objection if they could get better permis | service. sharmand do not blend. “The impressionis's ue apure col- ors, to, but they pace violet beside yellow, green bealde red. The col- ora blend os you view them, and you get various ys. No grays in my pictures. ‘onsequentiy no blurred lines. Byverything sharp, everything intense That. is the dis- tinctive qualit intensity.” Cunndenin teainan to T. 68. Leger ita sending a 4ozen can- vasses and numerous dra and sketches to be exhibited New York in’ the early autumn. Pos. sibly they will also tra*el to other cities. The artist's name fs not atf- toge*her unknown in America. The Little Review has published repro- ductiong. of his wok. Me has dene stage decorations tn New York also, although his latest baitet success the Negro hailet, was not produced. accommo tute them, 7 re ey ei SEEKS PERMIT FOR RA | because after the settings arrived in New York it was disc ;vered thet the stage wns not large enough Oe OIE A A PETA NEE NEE NEY ARN ate CONE! ie eet PR A eC NE. A MT ANOLE ee AED celles 0 AMR RO COE NR RB IER 6 oS i a Se
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~~ De tens. Pi es ae ee reeieiiinn dia ae ae — ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST 24, 1925. MRCS ry aR es ya — : Tet He ee ta a heat We ge eT eT MF abe teh ders Sates eg Bo Hiags PRS Bei ioe, ri ue re pe Seay te atta e ae. ee aan ee n hei anh oop ae} Si, SP es ; s n wig 3 ‘ mee : . is MONDAY. eS AUGUST 24 1925. ic Lad ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , DR. ENLOE’S TELEPHONE CALLS. | MR. COOLIDGE'S “IFS. Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER An examination of telephone tolls charged to the| President Coolidge’s announced intention to seek Dec. 12, 1878. ‘State Board of Health shows a gumber of long-dis-|the namination for President in 1928 hangs upon sev- Published by the Pulitzer Publishing tance calis by Dr. Enloe, when secretary of the boavd, eral important “ifs.” He will run, it is said, if his Company, Twefth Bouleverd ‘to Dr. Horton of Purdy. and Ulive Street. ‘the character of the calls, but since they were charged if prosperity exists in the year preceding the national ‘ite the Board of Health the inference necessarily is | convention. | ‘that elther they were official business or Dr. Enloe | There is another “if” which Mr. Coolidge’s support- '\practiced a petty graft by having the State pay forjers are dismissing lightly, namely, if the President's | ‘short service as successor to Mr. Harding does not | Roosevelt bumped against the tra- THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- PrORM. I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principies, that it will always fight | for progress and reform, never tol- | @rate injustice or corruption, always | fight demagogucs of ali ~ parties, : never belong to any party, always | ; ; “Po ee tae \his private telephone conversations. | In view of the unpleasant circumstances in which ‘count as a term. |i} Dr. Enloe and Dr. Horton are involved, an explana- dition limiting the election of Presidents for a third ition of these telephone calls is imperative. public is aware from recent exposure by the Post-'his service and his nomination for what was gen- Dispatch, Dr. Horton received money from applicants ‘erally regarded as a third term. What the conciu- for examination before the Board of Health whose sion of the country will be with regard to the third These applicants paid Dr. |term question has yet to be discovered. on Dr. Horton's pro | The unsavory reve-/ing upon Mr. Coolidge’s popularity. threatened for a:come taxes is extremely popular. oppose privileged classes and pu blic | plonderers, neter lack sympathy; with the poor, always remain de- | yoted to the public welfare, never be satieficd with merely printing news, always be drastically independent; mever be afrakil to attack wrong, | whether by predatory plutocracy or | predatory poverty. | | | JOSEPH PULITZER. Yj April 10, 1907. 1 credentials were dubious. Horton the money, they fessed influence with Dr. Enloe. lations caused a sensation which Say, limed, will bring a large measure of good will to the ' Coolidge administration. president of the board, and Dr. Stewart, secretary, informed Gor. Baker they would resign unless Dr. = __4|Enloe’s resignation were demanded. Gov. Baker, at | ‘first impressed with the eravity of the situation, was to Coolidge’s strength with the people, and that is LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE | ae of Enloe at but subsequently he | tariff reduction. If the President would press,through | The mame and address of the author! hanged front, decided to stand back of his friend (a program reducing the tariff taxes which are a | an Serer every contribution, Enloe, and made it plain that | heavy burden upon consumers and are largely re- | Settee clas ste acres ws recuies|Dt™. Stewart and North could resign if they wished. | sponsible me the high — of living, his popularity | preference. | As regards. the relations between Dr. Enloe and |among the plain people would be greatly Nacreased. - ‘Dr. Horton the public has been in the dark. The aecviapanimemtease ecient | Pa Space in New Courthouse. only information on this subject was the statements | To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. : : as nee KEEP HIM CAGED. ' of men who admittedly were willing to buy the privi- : tt r i e ~ , : ) ee tee lege of taking an examination to practice medicine in A sf aeaagssninao St. Louis senor 1. serving a seven- | new courthouse an arrangement fer| Missouri that they had paid bribe money te Dr. Hor- |year term = the Federal Penitentiary at Atlanta for | parking sh . che ae a ee se. ton. There was also Dr. Enloe’s denial of any special |Tobbing a b, _ freight car at Moselle, Mo. | ee eenee gp simost impos- friendship with Horton, who, he said, was simply ny RS se vanes ae — robbery — a cae gible to find parking space east ol icasual acquaintance. That denial is now challenged " ease, z peccadflo, a lark, so to speak, in Renard's Bighteenth street after 10 o'clock, the /pby the testimony of the telephone record. Dr. Enloe, ‘yp govaerd of crime.. Murder and burglary were Renard's hour when courts convene. surely, cannot have been accustomed to call up cas- | profession for years, by his own confession. Yet for Bote nyan ee ee —— nal acquaintances by long-distance telephone and ea ancivetagos - never felt tag weight of the law's charge the bill to the State. supposedly heavy hand except in the instance of the These telephone calls do not, of course, convict Dr. freight-car theft. Considering his record that seven- Enloe of any wrongdoing. But in connection with all is a mere love tap. venience to themselves, but as a public the circumstances they are an embarrassing bit of | ‘and political adviser, ooo ——s ee ae Name Is duty. These persons are anxious to get to their places of business as secon as ble after their public work has been year sentence ‘But the sentimentalists have rallied to Renard’s compicted. It seems only fair that some aid EE MES Ere : * : , . » — miti. 1e€éy eas WwW L t C t - provision should be made to provide alevidence. They should be expjained. They would “ ey m “ _ ant aim tO pay — small debt to reasonable parking place for these per- | be explained voluntarily by Dr. Enlee, who holds the law. They are petitioning the Federal Govern- sons. At the present time the site of | eee important appointive offices, if he had any prop- | ™e&nt to pardon him. Fortunately, one protesting the proposed courthouse has from 300; \voice is heard—that of Wayne Ely, who, as Assistant er conception of his duty and responsibility to the public. An explanation will be demanded br Gov. Baker of this man whom he has ao signally and | substantially rewarded if the Governor has any prop | er cofiception of his responsibility to public opinion to 400 cars parked there each day Mr. Kinsey, president of the Board of. Public Works, told me recentiy that the plans for the new courthouse well under way. so that if any action is to be taken it should be done in the very near future. R. C. GRIER. United States District and Attorney. prosecuted Renard the theft and con- Mr. Ely indignantly refuses to join in tLe appeal for clemency. Villainous his accomplices in Moselle are victed them His reasons are Renard’‘s " ‘ ros ° or any adequate concern for his afministration's re- record . : , : > ¢ ri ec + no maim fae ‘ , ee eae pute and the status of the medica! proféssion in Mis- Renard has but one claim for public consideration: “Under the Lid.” oft ri e He turned on the gang he had run with for.vears To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch . o ; ~ : ei wi 58 te kin > OR EARS ‘and as the State's witness gave testimony which HE Christian and Citizen doth protest too much against the spiendid car- toon on the failure of prohibition in the Post-Dispatch, “Under the Lid.” | helped to send Coibeck and a numberof other gang. MR. BORAH AND THE BELGIAN DEBT. Nines > Menitietwiihe. That the. tine —_— faa renine by >. fearsome thing. his test from sense of does not Senator Borah's displeasure is a that Renard cave imony any Where, was he when the Anti-Liberty ! It has wrecked treaties, killed appropriations, scut-|remorse or repentamce. He thinks Renard’s motive League R.s wrecking the ConStitutioR jtiegd many a proposed law. But there are limits was hatred for his former associate with the folly of the ages—prohibition? : . ap sr alebasaet ame aera ae sc anaes ’ Toe many so-called Christians are |°ve2 to the power of the mighty man from idaho. If it is immaterial what the motive was. so far as setving the devi! in the livery of the he is led to oppose the Belgian debt settlement, those Renard's deserts are concerned Justice demands Lord. | llimits are likely to be defined. that he serve this sentence, the safety of society de And so-called good citizens are serv- | “If the Belgian settlement.” he is quoted aS S&@¥Y- mands it. the dignity of the law de Rie it. fF we | ing the enemies of liberty in the guise |. e = ' ; a r ‘ - Ty oO . ~ : a ‘oOo 2 ~ reced en 4 ’ ; of the Pharisees. Ing to senator oot, “Is tO serve as a preceden Oh, Chriatia nity and Liberty. thou art |cannot be defended.” But no one has attempted te ithe crime problem which is recognized as a nation: 7 ceohieatenel a oped Phrgmg es te = defend it on that basis. It Was made ciear that the menace. we mrueat uphold the judgements of the law committed in thy name! 'Relei , : : ( that - : a ae , | Belgian debt had a unique status, and that the prin- | Crime is and will continue to he a eafe; Pena s Breese j 4 IRON * - ; GAiita haa 4 ‘ we (t | a Saié and profitable . Ii. J. Ty. 1¢ R¢ NE # lei jes followed in if : » , : es Pe RN Oe ip ei i ‘ i its 4 ‘ian ta! eee ; re ees tv Vow ation SO .onek as we ecoddle cTimina!s and kiss them Unfair Traffic Customs. ‘othed allied debts eut of prison before the} have warmed their cells the or he P ~Liei . rh. . al oi ao 2 Ine = oe hita? li a Bie Den , ae. ‘ f : ae “i a | The Beigian debt terms, established by the admin Mr. E y@as rendered a distinct public service both sti ee ~ - al T SEE by the edition of «a few days ago | : : | \istration with a delicate regard for the special status that City Counseélor Senti says thar the a> a la vu ver and | citizen In opposing a pardon for granted Belgium by President Wilson, have been gen- Renard. citizen “has no vested right to use the! «vena streets as a place to store his automo-/erally approved by the country. To waive interest | a eo eee bile.” Anyone whose duties take him tojon the pre-war obligation was an act of enlightened THE PULLMAN PORT | os s rif twee? avior andi. . _~ aertenwm te —— ‘ —sT ; ER. ~~ a te between lor 2nd ictatesmanship, having its roots in certain peculiar , | Spring. at adout = eciock in the morn-i . | We reward with dietenect thic :, ,cire stances not present in the cases of Italy and | regard wh distrust this movement to organize ing, .will see hundreds of “all-nicht- ciredm eECes BOL present vases of Italy a lthe P : i eat ‘ " ; } ittié ’ nar rr. nt ” fahor iy TON tf er aoe | parked autes. The same is true,. more | France. . | : [Sere S68 SUCK | - ; . . ; se . . ‘ ‘ ' ., » A ler wm e re i e, ow? — rT") Wie FR Selec : . ; or leas, in most part« of town. Nothing is It has been said of Senator Borah that he is sound would plunge iS into £.100mM ihe Pullman porter is, | ™ - . . ! . ‘ . By ana ’ Py\¢ « arrtieat ‘ | fet —? ; + _ — Gone about it. so far as I can tell on domestic problems, but frequently wrong in his | *?0"¢ COUDt, ap artist, and should not be subjected | vo ; sitiv ne — “ja lly ‘os th — r , r - } } r reget eel png gp gD nate ad judgment of international affairs. Of course, it is by | fo the leveling uence of rules and by-laws. What if he mugt wear glasses. is tertured by /- . I eules and bv-lae ta i , a _— he Is 4 - lc & os wr * 5 ‘ 7 iusits Ria } i~‘~ Ss. TTmereqnyve r ON be “ nstrue a blinding headlichts on autos he meets (BO means clear that he intends to make a fig . ye consiructed to cs ; ; . iz rn the conduct of a Pullman norter os ; lights where the strong beam is turned |against the Belgian debt settlement. If he does, how-| > ot se CunGuct Of a Fuliman porter engaged in up, not down. Nothing seems to be done jever he will have the battle of his life v | nistering to the happiness of a carful ef passen- | ahout ft. ' | gerc”? i | As chairman of the Senate Foreiecn Relations Com-/°**": — iil The law says. im turning to veour left, | -— ge : Of course in | = ge ee one | : P ™ = . . . : ‘ hui; a il + rmmi ef thre Ty ri. vy T rr D : . a make the wide turn. outside the middle | Mitlee, senator Borah is necessarily deeply concerned | iS des Ula poorer an al : : : . . . =" Ist we ; nor me t hs t afl hic TorTke * o rh - o~ | of the street into which you are driving.jwith such matters as this. But this concern should | = Go not mean that ail his works are master. | » rf a ‘+ lind . ry} : ne \ “hen t ;i + Py 1} TZ} a r ad - eee ' . In Los Angeles this law is enforced but om as it seems to have done in some instances, give | ****** Vhet ¢ Pullman porter arouses one from 4 ; . n “ : De Pi ae » Desee = a3 rome tn Sr Louis it is nor I xe ior turn ‘him t . delus on that ha « - bust OF : I may i. to cover the frosted lees of the : iS art. that George is poorly paid and that his not all they might be. But | with a 7 " . » ~~ > ‘> . « a) shoulder, Alussolini | ¥OTK!nge conditions are Julius Caesar Julius Caesar peeping over his replied: “He is my tdeal, is the greatest man that ever lived.” master. is there no other remedy than to give him a button | my ' ' ,and a handbook specifying his conduct in any ecaste.| ; gency so | *: . : : . : y teiniw hare ‘ © mr TT} So ‘ ?w.fi> : [ ay . > > £> are - - > look on the sidewalk for a sign, a high Cannot be denied. But there his greatness ends. As ‘° Pay ‘or Georges services. And even when those one, not low enough to be easily seen an example,to would-be great men. and especially | S¢TVices consist only of a few flourishes of the whisk- | and not im the street. where I coulén't broom, Wender some people sar, “What matter with St. Leuwt«*" oe Why He Deoei is the by lavish expenditure of money to DOCTOR. ‘leaders of peoples, of our day. his faults render him his kindly presence in the car is worth some-/ help seeing it. First offense. Thirteen |. —s Early in lif litician. he res ; | thing | ) ab ‘ ariy im tite, as ; ) ian. De res — é@oallare ana a gruff ‘See that you do not | lm pc . ar 7 2 70 a pe a 0) OS! . ae - ’ come here again’ was what I cot “| to wholesale bribery. and incurred enormous debts ye speak thus feelingly because Ceorge, the Pull | | : bh re? = | . — the Editer of the Post-Disraich |military cafeer 368.000 Swiss were migrating by en-|'B¢'¥icuality. His sumny “Yes sah” in a car filled | EPLYING to your editorial headed itire families from thejr crowded mountain country with dyspeptic travelers is easily worth an extra/ interesting but Not True.” Pi ~~ ~~ oe 4 : OPERA | . Escobar and Toniolo eS - Supreme Cast of =. Golterman Cast. Ou waa . pee a 22 . ‘ih STOKES. S yTH Manuel Selasar, Macia - Escober and Rhea Tonic ggsermbled in the same cast ‘ne first time tast night at the 4 Theater. Impresario Goel- ted a stelar tric “a which would illumihe 4F 7 : = ae in the world. Shin-"g' Henry S was given by Miss Etiza- | piace, wee al and Messrs. Martino. then defeats a" Nicolich and Olivieres. ‘champion, | S easily the supreme Pez-imatch | of the series thus f«r,| yr . was welcomed as such by spending pee Mnar large audier-ce. licen. an a a. Selazar’s tragic genius of; wi iby Se and mien. together with tne q : De etail be has lavished om| .-cice and | of Radames, raised his|. a pa rt oman ¢ : n above the height of | ..; a x a Escobar’ oo = night. Mme. se \ing the seus its clarion chime.aguin— co for open-air singing. | Mr. and @ ~ of € ghe acted the title role witht | Pe : artistry and emotios. =e tolo’s sumptuous messco- |" a . with its heavy-fibered >t | green, © e mannish low register and 2s| Mise i upper voice. again created a daughter off nd impression. : | Collins of 3 addition to the quality of mi is ext 4 singers, this production boasts | tomorrow | opulent stage pictures ever where . s between the oaks of ‘he Collina, pal Theater. First there od of the Veik } stately conseeration scene; then : the guest @ partment of Amneris, with is of 3@ Le See dance of Moecrish ys an to the the thunderous MAX | —_— rn Radames, with Mae = hee ethan 300 persons on the stage, | ~ mour 3 ner choral and instrymental re- , ons and an exquisite bal-! ited by the faylike Miss Florence, Mr. Zciph—all in‘ all. an enocha!l | Cates . ment in stage and vocal pag- 7 is being proved each night the two-dimensional] sets ¢m- are neither artistic nor A licht wind biew ss a center panel and finally | | urned the flimsy effigy of. | _ shah. so that in the second scene mer = we company paid its origons to a : or pst. te god. a " Tonight Aida. Radames; Anmeris | iat Amonasro will be sung re-| Miss ively by Elda Vettori, Forrest’ Pilad « ote t.. Maria Wittkowska 4nd Bian : Ringling. the last a now-/ piace od in the cast. Vittorio Verse , , “wil direct. The concluding perl * ferma nee of this opera will take "glace tomorrow night. MINUTE ____QUESTIONING A PRISONER IN CLAYTON. — Written for the Post-Dispatch By CLARKE McsDAMS Copyright. 1935. BEAUTY. ~~ ~ _ st + sn > . hPa Ca avs, breathi: — "T"} . + * - > ‘ . - if £ nis enchanting humas mi. +: he * + Pr i @ternailis Derseis VW nT ~ - be ne mye i x ~~ ° *T" i. > > .- , ifough thou hast mature we es nt VW tt ss ~ ; nm A : . , e Hushed is the musi th ird | > A ' ¢ ancinzg » e } * - . a = 4 T+ y ee ler Tr he » = ‘ a, a 2 ‘ - ry Tr rt ~ , e - " = VWe ’ Wi ~ > ry ey } os = n ii .. rH iad for ~ ising ee ha. 7}a? ra - - oy ever leclare an open season in the U.S. A. for kil editors for the same offense, Demo- era ‘ titore Wi! - «& r an the ’ } After the next mati " 4 Meee he ; 2. TT AaAts f [> * nN Li Gh a ee Rep > an editors he in lime to get their crowns = rT 2. T re wil hye a. 77 one wal stop the slaughter of these int ents VV 4 h 7\ } ar end ‘ ne ition pr r>ribit ne eit r TO THE OTHEK LAI'Y¥ I brought a lady roses And another one was there: (I do not mean ef roses Tho the iady. too, was fair} o- l Brought a lady roses ‘ Yet. another one was there: Now my peace of mind in throes is. In the cauldren of despair Lenvoi Must |. August One. remind rou Of the moral to this tale. “i That the next time I give roses— I will send them through the meil? SPASEMACHER. ~ Reg = THE BEATTY IN LANGUAGE. Criticuum. well-meant. void of crnicism, merely stating the facts as we see and hear them and commenting on them, and be- ing, besides, general, not personal. should offense, but ft does. For that | delicate ground in dis- the absence of harmony in the at- the language of a beauty (mpresses you, and ~ ~~ = OCCasSLON NO ren ser? me = gor * . i-~ © rine 7 ma bearing and .ire tne pretiy girl whose @akes you turn to look at her again: lin- gers in y' thoughts as would a pleasing l ture -on the wall. “Yea-ah.”"—Who has net heard this expression, now so prevalent? © vhose senses does it noq jar, coming ' a pretty girl? On whose senses does slang and inelegances heard cirls you . * n a] aa® among almost any beey of pretty mes yt streets” It is no business of ours, pel s—let them demean themselves as w ike is their less. not ours: but we ail like pretty giris, and a girl may - be pretty without being good-looking; even a2 hemely girl is pretty and adorable when shd s les—if—that unmistakable evidence of culture is beaming from her eres. And besides, ther dress to attract. Can the girls his thoughts. his than belleve that a m critical observances go no further ans eves, heir retty cowns and faultless complex- ons? Let the girlie. whom we all adore. tem this matter by cultivating that de- meaner and that beauty of language te which ne of us is indifferent and which ren- ders them doubly adorable and pleasing to le ere and senses. “Yea-ah.” The parted | siving that expression. Mar moet be less sweet and less kissable than be- hut that ther have lost some of their charm. Beauty is beauty: ver? tf ? re somehow we fee! and we go away reflecting and pendering how these varied inmelegances could make such a difference. Bur they do. ERNEST DEBERTSHAUtCSER, Cottlieville. Mo _ = * The Belgian newspapers think we ar Playing the part of Shylock. which is us2-, ath. ore « reward for first playing the Good a eR gg ON MARKET STR . a BRANCHES THROUGHOUT STATE ane ‘The MIRRORG@p FUMED BY WELFARE LEAGUE o= * PUBLIC OPIN Scnaion of its Work im | Eleanor: fer Extension of Its Work in Eleanor 1 7 Mis | This column is designed on ssourt. nue, without bias the latest = In order to make its work State- visit b wide, the Missouri Welfare League, defore ‘leading publicists, newspapers aa | cals on the questions of the day. 7 7 | the operations of which have been’ Mr. " confined in the past largely to st | #527 Y Louis and Jefferson City, is con-| | | @ucting a campaign for a branch! im each town and city throughout | ; THE CANOPY OF ate |From the Brooklyn Eagte. va | ADIO waves do not go out.# ren cally, in all directions, the State. ; “pected In the present campaign each | tister ¢ f person who contributes $2 will be) u a | | given a membership. The league.) heaven. heretofore a figure ’ fer the last five vears, has been street the Dark Ages, is, so the Sem | Werking for the prevention of de- me oe us, an “ionized region,” | Maquency and crime, principelly Mra_a - / gmong minor children. | ‘Bart | A State committee, with mem-/are : » Bere in practically ali cities and) ew = | towns. has been formed. Gilbert C.+ | bes - Geodierr. president of the league. :: / MBnounced Passage of a bill for ander 7 | @teation of an intermediate refgrm- $6. at “et _ ators so that the reformatory at. ra | | Beonvilie may be used exclusively; Mrs jelectro-magnetic waves in me same manner that the dome @& deflects whispers. Anybody =a in Washington om a | ae | tried whispering to a friend acres eid hall under the dome. : raat ‘do the same thing on a @ causing the wares to go arta “4 ter bors is one aim of the league. avenue g If it were necessary to Tite x: Mi: ;R ic Siti ‘urday > ein Be wry ‘ SP the Associated Press. | Wamsas City—cClear: roads goo. | | St Joseph—Ciear: roads good. — g doplin—Cloudy; roads good. ‘Ky. _ defferson City — Clear: roads for | Cohumbia—cCiear: roads good. might be done by E | ball carom off the sky to the covery it Daniel F ers lagain and so on until. Nke 'ga stone thrown into water, = the spaciousness of the at gi The theory has been € vate > - « at | : ¢ —- * ¥ oa C it was advanced from Hes Re a Moberty—Clear: roads good. - and from Kennelly, tm tha? = ik, i Thus the reef of the skF - /Kennelly-Heaviside iayer. on the trail of tim unexplained Pp me which would ef disappear and a further ea Screntiets iwas the wave lengths im™mies away. hundreds of miles | |flecting layer above i all ts : : alg the Post- 0 anateh. ) J wares were merely bouncing? 5 Se % a2 oes be — | FOR THOSE € From Jebn o° Lenden's We my. Ss CRATES learnt to play « . when well a | Cato, at $0, took it Mite bw to learn Greek, and.PTut 5s im life. learnt Latin. Theegy his work on the characters ct Niterary labors were ended of _Te come to more recent ae jsard. ome of the fathers applied himself late to st poe ihe rivaled the poetic om _Arnauild retained his literate” ‘passed away at $2. and Sr == ‘the learned antiquary an@ begin his studies before he will Colbert, the famous - \returned at 6¢ to his Latin & ‘amd the great Dr. Johneoes ‘te Dutch but a few years oe Then there is the now f |. Avlatre, who wae of death. He was known te ds by the affectionate title “Father Ed.” strumenti« - : :
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MONDAY, ail 4, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulatten than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | supported Dy Mae Buach, Matt may come to an end Ann Penning- of the picture to his son, Flash, . Second Cousin of Lincola Dead. | « a | . . . Moore and a littl a h : | ° | ne’ # iittie midget who giveston, who used to be in the Follies, who should, of course, have been | By the Associated Prose. ) OCT al Act Ne W Films @ wonderful performance in ‘the! dances in and out of the picture. named Peal. Now we know what CANON CITY, Col.,°Aug. 34.— ‘ : ‘ | ek age ok May rt igi oe , ~ t ° , an wo . ‘ . j porn in “cy. a . : e aiferman Cast. St. Louis vacationists winning | told out in Hollywood, two mo- Je IGHTNIN’,” Frank Bacon’s| will enjoy a are Governors you loved a girl but couldn't defend hery the daughter of the Rey. and Mrs; i a et at the various champion- oe a igo | tion picture directors, Moe and tremendous stage success, has | ead beac ret oe and how ly Vv. Hanks. She moved to Gamen — : sag cere held at the Northern on i. ‘es | Abe, were walking along the street | found its way, as a matter of “Ten Commandments’’ te ino rae — Rett e ve City with her husband In 1881. oa . : —_ astern resorts. | oe Sg : ‘ ; oan, - , ARE Ss master a rave man. | spsgiie et ' RICE D I. STOKES. Esch year at Bay View, Mich. ad ee | when they saw a tarantula in s } phe ry eg Sed . ah Continuse. Along comes the war and the boy Ex-Kaiser’s Cousin Leads a Band. wr Manuel Salazar, Mdiia/| the guests at the Michi 2 fi path. One of them started to s ep. 2 s week a 1e Gran entral, Vets ais a Sink tan at din __ |goes as a private while Thunder| ‘VIENNA, Aug. *4.—~Former ms d Rhea Tonivio , Se ee ee ae . @% (on it but the other pulled him/Skydome and Capitol. As a pic- Ny COMMA ND-i,,. ted ‘ow | Prince Joachim of Prussia is lemd- obar an “| participate in the season’s tennis Be ote bo 4 . “Don't kill that spider,” he|ture it is neither good nor bad MENTS.” which made ite ee ee ee ee sy mearibled in the same cast | championship mateh ae Be away. ont p , | : ; || penelai-ettes & ‘Rin-Tin-Tin would ‘have been jing a band here, while his cousins, " said, “it may be Lon Chaney on/just a slow-moving serio-comic Pp Ow at the Missouri the ex-Kaiser. is sawing wood at Sgirat time last night at the This year there were many : i , jumping through windows or rac- it : . @ 5 . y suTr- " * wh c 2 9 ast W ednesday, will Si Theater, Impresario Gol-| prises for the gallery. when 8t. his way to the studio. You see, ich has been well pictured but continue to | ing across horizons. but Thunder | Doorn. : ; | , ‘hold the scree h | rp : Chaney has played every sort of a} lacking in interest. There was lit- | pen there throughout : ‘ ~ ; 3 sone a a nesia hia Louis entries won two of the three role idee aes eg but this week, at/tle action in the original play and | this week. _ cipaaagnctinener he incre teeta hose. 5 which would illum an¥ | championships. Aig Bs s sph scatter! Memneeanee: “Mavad inch ain che — and his master find themselves | SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES . mse inthe world. Shin-ngi wWenry s ew's State, in e nholy | a PB | Thunder to the Fore : out fa NeviMab’s ‘Land wnese\ere mas iter once Bom mot = won by Miss Etiza-| nry ; Cushman, of 6 Lenox | Three,” he is seen in a part new screen are not nearly so funny as " ‘ ' Th : a Bt ye 7% SM ira. Martino ae the men’s singles an to him altogether. As a hard-boiled,| when they are spoken. There are HE feature picture at the Del- *¢ under -reflectively os ie ond ey senpte defeated R. C. Green, the 1924 | Sef Pa 3 tough performer in teh sjde show| flashes of fun in the film, most of erie ar week is not only a on 7 spn — Fame Benton College of Law co ‘| champion, in oa PS TO eae 4 | . : wow ut a Ow-wow. “ 3 a’. ! r wins & medai. a ise from | the supreme per- t “ the ) championship ee al a of a circus and a crook on the side,; them being supplied by a clever Sint Cthinel” Sis tils Ma: a French Genera’ and the cir! by | GZORGE L. CORLIS. LL. D.. Deas se : m , ‘he mak s a pleasant old dog actor, but most of the laughs + Yorce’” has, a3 a star, Thun- ‘ : = © Sur a biished 1806 of the series thus far, Mr ass 7 : es up a: pleas | : st ¢ deb. the “aaéewes blowing up a trench full of Ger-| Esta oe Icomed as such by Sires Mrs. Cushman are grandmother at times and really|are rather forced and as a-movie’ oly arvel dog. This dog) - ’ eA ; jJarge audience. tage.at Wequetonsing, Mich. of Py woman Vaguely reminiscent | just a picture. At the Grand Central telligent eyes for a movie actor ) Sram . revival of Ma. Murray’s : | | and a pgofile of surpassing ¢crace. | The Gilded Lily,” in which Piss | One is tempted to compare him Murray looks not a day older than | ‘ id ~ " 7 : ™ , yy 7 i ls : ; Soe Toni i ; ook obar and olo EWS from all parts of the pm Supreme Cast of country brings the tidings ot | A ' ~ heal + * Soa Ris, ENR RRS ER SRS SRA cy SN 2 renege ; ; ve~ atyy a SS a as a mnteawar’s tragic genius of | | ’ 4 be cmeher with the |e Miss Elizabeth Mullen, another | of Chaney's first success, ‘The there is a diverting musical show mien, St. Louisan, won the women’s |Miracle Man,” his present offering | staged by 20 pleasing children, and , | with Rin-Tin-Tin. but the compari- when the picture was taken way | § even above the height of | 2415 match. Miss Mullen is spend- lis the Bill Hart of doe scree . “i i" , | - . { n ac saat ‘with its clarion chime, again ar ful ‘artistry and emotion. ‘and daughter, Lila Marshall. are ret land the plot .is consistent and rings mannish low register and .ts | Miss Mary made of the approaching mar- 80cket as is.generally the case with Western melier, “The Lucky | DY telephone—just gather up the ee: 4 ; ‘ ' . a . Aw , ‘ , a | clothes ms upper voice, again created a daughter of Mrs. Charles Cummings | riage of Miss Betty Dragoo and |™ystery movie plays. True, there Horseshoe,” at the Kings and clothes and pbone for Ideal Damp RUBICAM—The School of Thoroughness : , ae | Wash. impression. , | Collins of 4396 Lindell boulevard, | ®#y™mond R. Kuhn of 715 Bolan SERRA LEER? 22 he has lavished on’ 3 p detal : Te as ace the ngics and then defeated the 1924 jis, in many, ways, a better screen | at the same house, Stuart Barrie, , Keak ike 2008 t 0 woman champion in the champion- idrama than the former great crook the organ player, again takes his|8°0" would be unfair because they |" oe oy Mme. Escobar’s s0- | ¢ \play. As a matter of fact, “The/ life in his hands by making aj #* different types. Rin-Tin-Tin | wight. * , Ing the season at Petoskey, Mich.| ‘% wef ¢ |Unholy Three” fs one of the very | Speech. ‘tors, while Thund i = : viny.| Mr. and Mrs. L. Wade C 5. we | best crook dramas ever made for ) | ~ % e under is the John ; for open-air singing, - Ae, ade Childress _ £ | Se dati : te rg ll the title role with lof Clayton and McKnight roads %e * Ye ithe screen. The story is gripping Tom and Tony d n, Barrymore. Thunder tells th@ story iglo’s sumptuous mezzo- at Troutdale-in-the-Pines. Ever- true, and the long arm of coinci- down on the. back of Tony to TRY WASHING | Right now is the time to make this decision—will I long years at low “with its heavy-fibered bat | sreen, Col. NNOUNCEMENT has heen idence is not*wrenched out of its rescue Billie Dove in Tom’s 9. test | @ pay “worxing my way up”—or will I take a short-cut to promotion by entering Virginia Collins, A 3 f ren-s oy ending but voil. And while Tom and Tony | ' be ‘ neEres oe pane f - : - + Ri " ki f imate =e 20 Pounds, $1.20 Write or one teday for information about onr August rates. Radition to the quality of its) is expected to arrive in St. Louis P!ace. Which will take place Ang. the final shot is one you will re-|are looking tor rocky roads to Jay and Evening Classes Are Now Forming : ee this production boasts | tomorrow ace oreo Cal 27. at the residence of the bride's | Member for a long time. Chaney | travel and Billie Dove is fighting | IDEAL LAUNDRY 4931-323 Delmar Bi 3460-75 8. Grand Bi. ‘ee, | Parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Draco, | has never done anything better in for her honor and wafting for Phone. Sidn 787 Forest 24 Grand 440 ’ ey opulent stage pictures ev°r! where she spent the season. Miss ; ,. .904 Atalanta avenue. his long career and he is admirably them to arrive so that the picture ad between the oaks of the! Collins. wao is the retiring queen | Minal Theater. First there is} of the Veiled Prophet's Ball, will be wately conseeration scene; then the guest of Mrs. Robert A. Burns| —SS==TEBNERm == Sartment of Amneris, with its/ of 30 Lenox place, until the return | dattce of Moorish slaves: | to the city of her mother. thunderous climax | ; ; TT nN tig F hedames, with | Miss Evelyn Stewart and brother, | {( ’ Mv .o | Seymour Stewart, of 5162 Washing- Séhan 300 persons on the stage, | ? 4 : na oon ate taatrumental re-| ton boulevard, are geuSts at the You have probably never attended Extra Salespeople Will Be in "a “Mons and an exquisite bal-' Ja@&son Hotel, Dansville, N. Y. l : Such a Wonderful Dress Close-Out As Attendance to Serve You Expeditiously er i ie agile = alien ew Se te i tee eee ba by the faylike Miss Florence | Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Watts of 5573 ol i] in’ all, an epochal; Cates avenue are in Colorado visit- | INCORPORATE OD ipfen ent in stage and vocal pag-/| ing the various resorts. iy St Louis’ Largest Women’s Specialty Shop try. toh | Mrs. Oscar Johnson of 38 Port- | ‘fe being proved each Might |jand place, is registered at the Ho- a ein! The Greatest Dress Close-Out in Our Entire History ark , .| Mrs. McLaran Sawyer of 4229) anel and finally 7 22s a tne ieee effigy of | West Pine boulevard, departed yes- | tha he that in the second scene | *®™aay for a visit with relatives at | ; : Green Bay. Wis. S company paid its orisons to a | So } strate god. i'* Mrs. F. V. Dubrouillet of 5123)! Sanieht Aida. Radames, Anmneris Westminster place, is in the East. oe - gm Om tlt - gg ty fy gn gy ag ge ay lly fly oat wy. GS gs SRST sete et” baptscppeetesstarteia? ae a Ogg re ‘Amonasro will be sung re- Miss Fanny A. Compton of 3809' sively by Elda Vettori, Forrest | Fiad avenue, Miss tose Louise mont,, Maria Wittkowska 4nd Rianchard of 2332 Whittemore pbert Ringling, the last a ncowW-!place, and Miss Myrtle Larimore of | memer in the cast. Vittorio Verse | Jacksonville, Ill, are visiting in wii direct. The concluding per“ Washington, D. C. toerr nee of this — wan seed, Miss Marian Higgins of | Pace tomorrow night. ‘Washington boulevard, is at Lake x i } 'George, N. Y. DAT HES THROUGHOUT STATE Mrs. W. D. Stov Webster Stover of ee Te ee a a s ge my ok ~~ % The MIRROR OgpMIMED BY WELFARE LEAGUE Groves % «* steamnoat Springs, —oaees 58 Peggy Paige Frocks _65 Piller ‘Bros. Frocks PUBLIC OPINIO} Drantmtion Conducting Campaign Miss Rose Brady and | yea: 37 Betty Wales Frocks 47 Dresses from Lahm ~ for Extensi f Its Work i jleanor Brady of 5 Maple ave-* LPR so : isso Sea soaee Bt Cone tie eee (9) ) | 69 Wechler & Rheinstrom 35 Dresses from ‘‘Bab’’ Missouri. nue, who are at Cape Cod, will This column is designed to reprodie _ Inorfer to make its work State- visit Boston and Buffalo, N. Y., ) ahs Pere : 3 449 Wonderful Silk Dresses from Other Noted Makers without bias the latest comment by & Wide, the Missouri Welfare League, , before returning home. ; leadi ici 80 oe ions | Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kramer of , : eading publicists, newspapers and pe 00 the operations of which have been ir. an Mrs. E ramer Beyond a]] doubt the most marvelous aggregation of Silk Dresses ever assembled for close-out here. Imagine such values as these! | ase yee vere» aes name’ cals on the questions of the day. ~@ confined in the past largely to St. 4517 Forest Park boulevard have : Louis and Jefferson City, is con- Ii eae TIT) ae) * ‘returned from a tour of Yellow- uct! : “stone Park. Their daughter, Miss | acampaign for a branch Florence Kramer, and their grand- " THE CANOPY OF HEAVEN. [Bo | Tr dn as | : eee? nea 7] is s s ; "i «im each town and city throughout | daughter, Hazel Kramer, are ex- ee rr ia , atte ae : 2 T } V e f r From the B , > : I ° | e Brooklyn Eagle. the State. pected home this week from Hol- Tes ne ok Pa | s\ *. $ 5 —O $6 50 alu ~ O ses ADIO waves do not go out, even theOreGe tp the present campaign each! jister. Mo. cally, in all directions, The canopy ij person who contributes $2 will be a given a membership. The leacue. | for the last five years, has heen asa mm Working for the prevention of de- bate us, an “ionized region,” which deflects4 “Mnquency and crime, principally Mrs. Julie Stevens Bacon of 5843 electro-magnetic waves in something of t “@mong minor children. Bartmer avenue and son, Eugene, . A State committee, with mem- are touring in Colorado. ters in practically all cities and : . = ey PFDs, has been formed, Gilbert C. in Washington on a sightseeing tour x 4 lett, president of the league. tried whispering to a friend across the a 4 mounced. Passage of a bil! for The hea ration of an intermediate reform- |~ he Bhs hit Sery so that the reformatory at 26, at 8 p. m. s fe monville may be used exclusively | Mrs. J. Fred Bond of 4018 Shaw causing the. waves to go around “ee aa boys is one aim of the league. | avenue gave a bridge luncheon Sat- if it were necessary to illustrate iG WTR : ve urday at the Midland Valley Coun- _ Missouri Road Conditions. try Club. at which she announced | ball carom off the sky to the earth and . ic % N"Resociated Presa. | the engagement of her daughter, again and so on until, like the ripples SUM: @ City—Clear; roads g004.| Miss Dorothy Honor Bond, and | ' = lear; roads good. Danie] Thomas Flynn of Louisville. a stone thrown into water, it merged yi ~ deplin—Cloudy: roads good. -|Ky. While no date has been set the spaciousness of-the atmosphere. we CX Oity — Clear: roads for the wedding, it will be an early @ r : : The theory has been extant for somC¢ 5B |fall event. It was advanced from Heaviside, in Eng _ Clumbia—Clear: roads good. and from Kennelly, in the United § c eet Clee: roads good. JAW. POT HATS, SUGAR STICK Thus the roof of the sky is known @% % —Clear; roads good. Kennelly-Heaviside layer, What put@ ee ee: roads goo. | FROCKS, LATEST PARIS VOGUE Mrs. T. J. Cole of 3717 Wyoming street and dauchter,. Ruth, are visit- . heretofore a figure of speech sine ing relatives in Buffalo, N. Y. the Dark Ages, is, so the scientists how t same manner that the dome of the Capm deflects whispers. Anybody who has bee Mrs. Henry Boemer of 2910 Hen- rietta street will entertain the Alex- ander R. Skinker Auxiliary of the American Legion Weinesday, Aug. round\ hall under the dome. do the same thine on a grander scale, HNN, | | covery it might be done by having a te “a ) A AUAULAUIELINHTIHH scientists on the trail of the. elusive #5 —Ciear; roads good. Was the unexplained phenomena of a ¥ ‘Cape u—Clear; rovds |Copyright. 1925. by the Press and_ Pulitzer wave lengths, which would be picked t ae | , gaate Post-Dibpatch. i miles away, disippear, and then reaPes Fs Ed,” Former Chaplain, | PARIS, Aug. 24.-—‘“Jam pot” hundreds of miles further'on. With @ aga Dead hats are introducing® a freakish flecting laver above it all becomes easy. L a ete the Post-D et natn in the new autumn fashions waves were merely bouncing uP and do P » CHICAGO, Aug. 25.—Mer. Ed- in Paris. They are almost as amavz- And when they were up, they were ON A. Kelly, pastor of St. Ann«’s ling to 100k at as the “sugar stick” and when they were down, they were in ae Catholic $ Church, former | frock, so called because the ma- loud speaker, — h of the Old Seventh Infan- | terial used—velveteen chiefly—is The navy which is partly responsi bles oN. G., died today. Mer. Kel- |striped crudely and glaringly like | the confirmation of the theory, beli@VSRiEm,. was 72 years old, was ill|the candy dear to childhood. | will have a great inflwénce on the ah c..2 *¢w hours. He was in good|- The new hat really takes the - | : Saaadaeaeg ; vend said mass as usual yes- | form of a jam jar, with a high, % 1 i‘ ta — Heart disease was the | straight crown pressed in just De- | FOR THOSE OVER 508. fe Of death. He was known to low the top. It is usually made of | ; \ 7 er eau . Uu VY e | , From John o' London's Weekly. - ds by the affectionate title | velvet, the popular colors being j Wether Ea.” green and brick red. A variac‘on erence jearnt to play on must & a » —— | ' t i iome-like > , \ . |of the jam pot hat is a ¢ An unexampled sacrifice of lovely Frocks—most of them suit- st nis whe ’ advanced 18% ; See soap \ pi Top at Sa | cleat, Nettare Congress. [top, lending itself to elaborate , . oe : i\ eens SOO EN MCE, ‘trimming. | able for early Fall wear. The stvle range is too varied to oO learn (;reek. and.~Plutarch., almost a -s ’ Switzerland, Aug. 24. ; “Sugar atick’’ frocks are made by } d me . } . e b ‘ hy : f ea " : ee im life, iearnt Latin. Theophrastus 9% ; tage effort to improve |jeading dressmakers, in velveteen, e% ie e 1ere— ut no matter bi at vour pre erene e vou are } ire his work on the characters of men at 9a nny -nctch an aaah of uripes agg se beg sone to find becoming Dresses. Even the most inveterate bargain f ite ee” » a ' ep /orange, lemon, ts 20 sao UU" ‘ot . . ; : iterary labors were ended only DY “TRRRMMIME of the first child welfare) The short, tight skirt still is su- hunters will revel in these values. ; fo come to more recent times, ee . om , atiended by 700°lelegates | preme. The latest novelty vro- J ard. one of the fathers of Frenc® #¥7 é Countries, including the | duced by Deauville in evening wear +e ; q > 3 ) 7 ° 4 ‘pplied himself late to study. Tt 1s SRA and many of the | is embroidery splashed on gowns: Street, Afternoon, Sport, Dinner and Evening Dresses in \ 1¢ rivaled the poetic models he “a | a republics. Two in big masses and architectural de- | Arnauld retained his literary visor US _— dealing with wari- | «i H i f effect is oniy . ° . . gaa , ‘ - | signs. eaviness 0 - | / & {; ’ he S aased away at 82, and Sir Henry SPS ee Sape the child problem, | avoided by making the dress in Prints F; at repes hi Ons antons atins he learned antiquary and lawyer, 4 —. to the congress. multi-colored material, displaying | ‘ ; ad ein hix studies before he was 56°. y of a : , lori of different and — G C | b E b a G. B . “ an 6rgy of coloring Colbert, the famous French a “ee , wo . sasthanirs Am Hate. | corgetteé Om inations mM Tot €Té corgetteés caded aw P Fir~ m p eer pe Sere ee ’ : : nd the great De, Johnson appiied MIME tas; AUS 24—Tlhe predic-| P. C, Pauley Funeral Tomorrow. | Misses’ Sizes Women’s Sizes Extra Sizes © Dutch but a few years before Nis RE Mettine wi) lade’ a ‘seek ated cero gelainenedah mg a ae a | Phen there is the now forgotten Marq¥il gas of not less than 2,900,000 Chastes Pou ©). US f ee *. Aulaire, who was once regard F . S made by K. Sprinzak oie Civil War veteran and Cato emurkable prodigy. At the age of “a ™e labor and immigration depart- president of the St. Louis ons zt | } eran to write poetry, and contempP™™ a Sf the Zionist executive or-|%94 Fire Brick Co., will be hé® & |i i Quncenndiians ; IM SS EM leclared that his verses were “ran ot 8 in Jerusalem in his re-|2 P. m. tomorrow from woo a ‘\ 4 “a oe . rite , i¢licacy and sweetness." Even “om — © the Zioniat Con taking chapel at 8707 North Grand | @ 7s. . 3 se “ongress. tt yho Was not unusually lavish of PAG MMEMOMAy. “Jewish jmmigration| boulevard, to. Bellefontaine Ceme- a Styles Pictured Are Sale at 8:30 A M. Sharp — Entire Second Floor, Sixth Street Side lared that-Anacreon. less old, produce™: | ine averaged 3000\tery. Pauley ae of ate dnents | ( Included at $12 | te harmin ee Er ve . ee + is ome, e : it pom a ; si a ore * : + " 4 ~ g compositions. ; this year,” said the re-| Saturday at h www m= THOMAS W. GARLAND (INC, a= = 11-13 BROADWAY—410-12-14 SLXTH 8ST. place.
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a ey he RO pele ti a lo Si. LOUIS POSI-UISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the mipening and one other evening newspaper COMBINED — — ~ hy a! 28; pie a Mae TY ; ER eh tied Tipe” ee a Sta Re : : . 5s hase en: - ai ce K 5 *oeis nk we ee a ie Lames eA, > os] $ t ss, ass @ i : ne OS 538 Nagai” hie ae . aa ae ~ * # WONDAT, AUGUST t4 The Rise and Fall Ot Jesse James Continued from Paxe 13. they quit th Wid West show in that tewa, cult it cold. He Kept Out of Vaudeville The first job Frank Jame= «fier his reicuse from custody was co in a shoe store in Nevada. Mo where he -‘e-ked for several years Tle worked also in a shoe store in Dallas, Tex, for some time. Then ond they coure foclish bors to im- Follow hi rrende c " . . . ‘ - iit? in “a ~ SU re } a ri 2- he settled down in St. Louis, where acing there's something hereic ir iat thee Bory Rage Pa he became doorkeeper a the , aes” and acquittal, for a full generation - ei ng : aid = ; . m . . . bs | - a7 ~ : ; week. or more if neces tpi 7. 7 . +; OULIa W POASTITNg detail as tell his prowess Ss an misdeeds It ircu pa st Was @& crime to wrile and c ate such a tale & meaner crime than any Frank James ever committed | enjoyed the privilege of saying so in the press The Death of Frank The only remark I ever heard him make, ever heard of his making. which coul@d be construed as in the slightest degree boastfm —and i did ne* se censtrue it— Was this, when he had permitted Me lo vorrow for newspaper use * himself and Arch Kentucky afte: (WJuantrill time this pic- uu? e of taken in LIntype pict Clements the final disaster to “This is the first lure has been out of my persunal!l possession in the 37 years since it was made Durimg my outlawr’s the detectives would have been giad to get it; but.” with a smile such as ene seldom saw on the face of brank James, “they woulJ have had to’ take the picture.” And bu ime@ to get once did L.know him to is¢ his pasi reputation—one mig! say the sinister mazic of his oli name—to gain any advantags an that was at Laclede and Boyle a, nues, next door to the hom rf sume relatives of mine Neighbors hood boys were Jamming th ele trie doorbell push-buttons vith matches and othe: oObsiructions~ Pan SK DRESSE Aunogsms CLEANED 4c Per Inch | in Length | comfortable way to go. DINING SERVICE Thru Sleeper Daily to Lake Charles, on the Lv. __Se. Lowis.__Ar 11:15 am Le 12:27 am @ Use this new Missouri Pacific serv- ice. You'll find it an interesting and Read \’p THAT PLEASES torious The James doorbell suffered. James said “I'll fix ‘em,.” wrote on a card, “This is Frank James’ | | dooér-bell.” pinned the card just above the »bell-button—and the boys never played tricks there again. | Frank James dred Feb. 18, 1915 ion the Samuel farm, known now as “James Farm.” where he zrew up. Following his expressed wish, his remains were cremated in ‘ ; . . —— — . . ° mtiions f/f wowed have he« ome, iff hk 5 ce} . my opinion, a man of Aigo previui- inence n the state. His was of a high erdet above the average “Tl am are those whe will of 9o Siier-Supreri or Sor. estimate of Frank James’ character They ar those ' never knew Frank James and wh» ~ure ahiBer sited as to.the antec dents of his outlawry held n masked bands of .'s robbed trains In for the : peradoes who banks ana brief have raohy “han eriminals by choice. or instinet, Ov charecter. He Lived It Down NO?! re | ’ I ho J | id al n sup a, outlaw deeds of th 1c J in other «tates of the \es PSs and the Youngers and freir score of followers in the years following the Civil War. They did desperate deeds Frank James, noweve, . , ‘ ived down that eld. unhappy’ fe lie made good fie fullfilled io + bh } + . + ho wf > Liieé it cu Lii€ ral ‘ ~ yO y ; *#%~« . " the governor of his native State ‘| see men every now and then whem I regard as worse criminals, getting right down to the bone and sinew of icharacter, than Frank James ever iwas. They are socia outlaws | business bandits, commercial cut- i shreats | “Frank James reformed id re- ipented and rebuilt his shattered temple of life He is dead. Let us lhave charity Whilst charity cov- ude rtiues. f@reth a muitit reveul! Vi (ole Younger, last of the th outstanding ditry, a home in ied at his Summit. Mar h > 7 1Sis&. afte: «i ‘vear’s filness from dyspepsia nd |heart disease He took to his ‘grave. imbedded ,in his body ri it buli ets. Hie had Lee ry rounde J ~ Jmes, but seme of the missiles that did not moved ge clean thro My notion is that just about the shot-up mal o THOS. itbat ev lived toe be 72 pears iz ad clic bed with boots off etiis vitalitvw was a matter f ar Ve; An old friend once joked \ (oie anent his encysted bullets “T reckon.” he suggested core T » } dri Tm OS4 nyvw here mit Sirixe es I reck " it's as 4 + le 4 7 ; ? ’ © Lee S osu t 4 if 14 - X Lwur ; here ving been converted during a re ival meeting heid in the summer $13 He was a regular attrend- ar up > th im ® Was con- me to his me iT becarm t eod citizen and an a ~ ™ ; . ces at the Christian Church 4" -_ ’ ’ Se } ; ¢ '. ad “3; his Fray? WoeTre Ka uri : heside - Da ets tS aif ali mis wTo.nhe . m James. © « Randsoeme meonumen aring * S$ .MScTiption . 7 ~ — ‘ OLE } Ot “NGT R 844 1816 : «? TT. by 4 Z ~ = . } 1 Owy Re + 7 . ‘ ?? ~ ~~ BR ‘ t* > , & | . \ the ? ai | ye ,it=? > 2 ees *~ ry an "4 ho evi rers i ; ‘N Fal e sims « me fathers > . , > ae * Tia a Ott NMeLToes tran +h oi » ° ~ a 2 “ s African w S and - Tv 3 ? tT >on ea , Fa. A ry ar as ~ he mies tn ® filthy heh? ¢ = *« - ait ‘ * eri ~ i a. ships Te Be Cone oneee Tomorrow Ceprright. 18° be Rebertus L,ove ; PAPER MADE FROM ESPARTO Vrrionm Wiki Gras, Used in Pro- duction by Federal Burcan ‘“Assectated Press. “WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.—Paner . fy : . wie frem espart an A in wild frase has been produced he Purean of Standards on a commer. a. baste and samples have heen * Wade avaliahte te Amertcan - Gasetry as a Coverk ment tea: ‘ it Sas been ani= recentiv - ol: tee ‘opepied = iv cat Tees ted inte his frveint rer iat a ors? which woulda w1aee ite commercial use The ven] “0%, ¢ teins : rhe rena’ s reoert ehewe +h 1+ the | £°ees polp. aft — : * C7e*ea Ne shy ee Mee a 2 a Cre «of . — ot Sai) ae al “" ty + ueeeet ; ; ; 3 “e wronger the da Neo , ya oreaect of \his coun: ry. 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‘. et Nx . 4, . MONDAY, AUGUST £4 4 }o% ; of solid oak: have al} latest labor-savineg ® and sliding porce- OP ; h—Balance Monthly TURE Burden to You venettes dd Davenettes — | as Shown at rench walnut. Bedroom orated. Each Suite con- end bed, large chifforobe and rocker included. Monthl y Payments Mohair Suites ee: Suites with Nachrmann spring lee eS are priced at only _o. wthl y Payments DRESS TRUNKS | ie, $15.00 Value OU ae Pe a | Sd ' — hes { 2 Se + “2 Meg . = ’ , ——— An inexperisive’ Trunk -hat is feed looking and just thé thing for traveling. Has a tray divid- ‘inte two parts: leather han- dies, brass locks and catches. $1 Cash, Balance Monthly DRESSERS vory nam ging Leste te ¢ | Vandev enter ous Se eT ee ee ee bgt Pats «2: al f mo = . EE REE TEE of. = op ee ee Re ee aM yee: Eo —- ~~ — -— : REA AN S--ESTATE THREE. lt Really Costs You LESS to Buy the BEST Coal and That Is OLD BEN COAL Franklin ¢ “OLD BEN’ High-grade You J] like ee ~ — ‘ounty better because ee ee Fever Attacks Two Hurt in Blast. NEWPORT, R. L, Aug. 24.—Lin- Fering between life and death from burns suffered in the boiler explo- sion on the excursion steamer Mackinac, last Tuesday, two chil- dren, John wy ieenGaln and ~Vir- Kinia Troeger, have developed scar- let fever. ‘he from the disaster now — h list dO. 7 > deat numbers Coal its iree from slate or slack. Burns ADVERTISEMENT to a clean white = ash. | More heat ‘units per dol- 75 FORITCHING TORTURE lar. In Jump, furnace wo (ege) or nut size, delivered. Price Will Advance by September ist We GUARANTEE “Old to be of the best quality, and refund your money. Thrifty” —Ben Franklin VA , also sell eri Duncan at SEIDEL a ll 0 oth er. er ade ‘sof coal lica tion. app , full weight, . and to give you entire s I or we will remove it from your bin Lindell 8180- 8181-8182 Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo There is one remedy that seldom fails to stop itching torture and relieve skin irritation. and that makes the saw soft, clear and healthy. Any druggist can supply you with Ze mo. which generally overcomes = skin | diseases, Eczema. Itch, Pimples, Ragh- es. Biackheads, in most cases quickly give way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blem- ishes disappear overnight. Itching usually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, anti- septic liquid that may be applied at any Ben” Coal atisfaction, a and coke. time, for it does not show. Trial bot- | tle 35c. large sizes $1.00. Zemo Soap, '\25c. All druggists —FRESH FRUITSFOR PRESERVING) Hs ah a ree a ie he, Ben oe Ta , ae Pte tides 2 ke a ee oe : BP SP Sp hate 2 ? : ah * Sie ea eA Sere %y % ccaangs ces ae ae a a “ ‘> ’ “phy ce 2 mae a ages. oi es FF Kid ¥ BEEF Ee CENTURY STEAK 4oe v? Le » a DI ae ‘ Per rhe pO rl oe 4 SHOR : Ri Pier. ete B E E + tee ‘. " t 1O¢h cs FIGHT 10 BE MAD TU RETAIN POISON * GAS IN WARFARE : Congress to » Be Asked to Pass on Proposal to Pro- hibit Use of Chemical Weapons. | ARMS CONFERENCE REPORT CITED) He Points Out That One | Nation, Pledges, Cound Nullify Agreement Against Gas. Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wratt Bldg. WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.—Con Zre ss will be asked to pass on ti eontroversy over the use of gas in | Warfare, and it understood her that Senator Wadsworth of New York the against barring it. The Washington ivoted to gas warfare aders of a ‘movement to re- ject would have Con- A showdown in ean bill is will lead fight arms conference oppose inow il open the sub gress ase) the be ° nsi'der it and in introduct of House the Senate had hy the ion of a avoring use event of war. A subcommittee of the ton conference made a report gas warfare, but it w: lished at the time. recent Represent at (seneva., Theodore E B representing the United St to get action dutticlnhtinn the shipment of war pas, re- has been conference at ive ‘aon tried inte! pera but «fai newe fur ron T mai interest study of \ : owe o ‘ . ' bannin 4 ci ae . | Weane Tr) wil] > nres fe ee ntiment in Congress to nrevernr't ,’dverss fit tion — fe port Was Suppressed. Th report of the subcommitt e : ’ OL the Wa conference ‘ be 1 luence Congress. Tt regarded by the principa rmmittee, which voted agai use of gas. Vomates oj subcommittee to base a limita- poisonous . chemical! or ‘(| properties, and atten- e fact that s produs © toxic that «a frequent gGeath yi td ly Ca chem) Nee those termed cal-warfare SP ~ “It is not in research respect used inc “erect supervis: such gases as are . . ‘warfare, and there is no possi-| bility of being certain that all countries would abide by an agree- ment communicate of their research. Cases Tsed in Peace. “Owing to the enormous use_of potential warfare gases in peace. it is impossible to take effective steps to prohibit production of these gases. Of the gases actually used in the world war, several are extensively used in peace. These ‘include such useful matertalse as chiorine, bromine, phosgene, chio- ropicrin and hydrocyanic acid * _ - - zs 1 > * ts > ; | - i , 4 ; - *- i “ : ’ iH % } a“ + «« y & pie 5 nr » a pigs *% ga. is : * ~ ia Wf tS es oe he er 2% hs. ae Se a ed 1 ee, te a egy Seg 92 tea e So a tee ahi ge FS et Se Sr eS Se me ee ae : on ge a Mees a = x ud is ae : + ee = ae ‘ cs st 7 - . - a ee | can” Dlg ty eae SS 8 £ grt ee ¢ 4 Pe S 3 ape ees. 3 5 gle ae Se RTE 5% Pe, Sr Oe i ce Mie et eee oe ey ae - gs a ~ gh > ' ah MIR eee tS Ch fe (ee By ar ine * ae He A sig. PR go ig 2 ei : ee Se ed : <i , 4 i e Py Ae) me, 28 bet Ee , Bre a af “? ¥ * Q50 tw 129 Exactly as Illustrated
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hs ve, a Ment gS nt ; a . “ - -" * ea re a °F sree TS: eo Rees Sed stk Be, 3 J x on OS ee J oh eS rete v AT Se RR TS ee BIR ae oe ee ee eee ee ee ss *— a en fp a eee eet i aa Ce oe yA te, eas Poe Sa "Sam ae MM ae re P het : ¢ $ 3 , oe = "ee Pe . > ° cs rr 4 : E 4 ; : : ; a ° : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WIN FIRST GAME, 14 T TW ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24. 1925. | BOTTOMLEY GETS 5 HITS AS CARDINALS ————ectiie, ee =e yy i el ae. Dios di’ a 2 ae a Me Reinhart Hurls | Topay’s IF TABLE | Babe Ruth’s All-America Team 106 Compe ein} Tez For Cardinals. semis Contest to Close Next Monday Women’s Tigep at Its Best in In Second Game St ee a Golf Tournamiifillew York Series — |Phila’phia 74 41 443 Tommy Thevenow, Recently Recalled Cardinal, Gets First | 7 ie a a | mRewTNS. 40. On os — Mention—W. F. Alcorn Picks a Strong Combina- an, aa “ 48 ~s | Haines Has Easy Bo | Time; Hafey Poles | Homer With Man On yo i i i i i a i ae —— ic’s Men, by Winning ‘ Bpecai te the Post Disvsete i , Ot Nat “ a aa a . ; PHILADEVLPHIA,- Aug. 24.--A Pe volley of St. Louis base hits drovel: Bottomley’s Day (U) / | ‘ a i ts . BROWNS 60 SS 512 504 . Lnie | 2 3 4 5 6 s ~ a RK. H. L.. | Detroit ST eo ' . ST. LUUIs AT PHILADELPHIA | Cleveland 55 67 451 055 “44s. tion, With Rommel and Pennock as Pitchers. , of Four, Have New York 48 @7 417 422 414 é 2 a Lead to Five Games. | DPA APP DALAL AAD ooecm Beston.. ee 305 207 | enbunaniatiaole | NATIONAL LEAGUe ™ | PG Bape Pearce, fie ''s, ang ‘; Neg ott [7ie@.-, eMPARISON OF CLUBS pene Poem i Quick order ft . | ae | PHILADELPHIA | | AGUE. : fae fmt oame of today’s double. CAMbsaun ney they § ARUles for Babe Ruth All-America { ”. ses" 2= healer and gave the Cards an easy | a 0.0 0 Ss | ar “pt es ror ST. PAUL, Minn. Aug. % ; ' Pbo fi . , ta . ° e 4 + Be Re ay = ‘ i “ ; a ote a = a F victory over the Phile by 4 #cOre | Mladen, if . 2 4 8 6 ’ ; ee Club ww: & Pe a C t t f 1925 3 tore 2, | . a Be t. host of st re Be: ; at 14 i) A t's arce lasted ‘ess shan ' Shinners, of | ‘ i 6 0 0 The Batting Order. ; Pittahurg Ta 48h 008 7 oe aed eam on es or ar women solfers, in “= Corsairs Have three innings, Betts less than two WMermehy, Zh ae S: 3 8 @ ; _ {BECOND GAMe »} New York GS 53 F442 oS B87 : A ing four former champions ler Says . and Ci’ Neal Hianaged 'd4j Fiageec? Haottomley, Ib 5 | £ & , 0 eS mca Aisr lent PEL Pee | | Cincinnati 62 a3 B42 47 532 NY reader who mails to the Post-Dispatch between ug. {number of runners-up sees >i : Over Giants in Infield through an inning and a third. Ky} Hatey, vf ik see Be Ge Yas it Started Here | Smith ef » Leek ef Cardthals. 57 @2 AT 4832 CAAT 9 and Aug. 31 an All-American team of 10 players (except i events . mee _ . that time the Cardinals had a lead | Bel, Bb 28 9 4°04! : FAR a MgB aurne FE Brooklyn 55 60 478 483 474) Babe Ruth himself) in the American or National League 1% tne promised unusually be - and Also in Outfield. : of 12 to 5, whieh enabled ele ot ad + &® &@ 28466 ee day, now a feature of latest Wileon c Phila’phia 52 62 .4564 .481 452 | for the s-*son of 1925, with an GURIGINAL letter of not over 200 | COMB PCtICion for high Sas es 2 . Haines to toil without effort Pl alee o. +e : “ 4 22 9 American League propagan- yell ae. roneece ¢ P Preston 52 G6 .441 445 ords, explaining the reason for micking each player for the po- nee W ae Western olf | “| in min of the game, | ’ bid sed o 2 1% da to spread the gospel of the yhev ene ms _ erivers 2) ston . 62 es 433 438 sition i.e occupies is eligible to compete. Any player on the ros- ne ah ‘ournament sot wy ‘By John B. Foster. : Barney Vriberg pitched the last) Tetate 81417 27 6g) Rational game, and which today ‘“ tires—Kiem and Met ormick | Today’s Schedule. ters of the clubs of both National and American leagues may be wrey\at the Witte a is pondent of the Post- four innings for the Phiis pnd PHILADELPHIA is being celebrated for the first | Artendance—7000. _ AMERICAN LEAGUE named on the All-American selections, except Ruth, who is today. x. : or ee oi managed to hold tne slugging AB.K. H. 0. A.) Uine in Bt Louis, . originated | By a Special Correspondent of the; Hoston at $t.' Louis, clear; 3 sudge. Hard and fast fairways gre io nts on 1925.) Hornsbys to four blows and two| Send, as 4$@0@46 1; here. : Post-Dispatch. | p.m. The reader whose team—two pitcners and elgnt men in the first of the 106 entramiaas = YORK, Aug. 24.—Ability Site e Retibe weptesmance than Loneh. of oo 4's 4 @ o While the {dea in its present PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24.—Ar-| Washington at Detroit, eleary other positionsa—is the same, or nearest Ruth’s selections, and oft in the 18-hole qu , ional ts , Me banc i ir af tke atleeed vlichers Who wean, 9 + 4 0 St 8 @ O| form, is original with President ‘thur Reinhart, for the Cardinals,| * ?- ™- , is accompanied by the best letter giving reasons for the se- to decide the 32 who are he Pittsburg team aaeetas hin on the peak. rs ae ; . ge : o 9 | Ban B. Johnson, the basic (dea igang Jimmy Ring. for the Phillies, . Philadelphia at Chicage, clear: lections, will be declared che winner. /match play for the 1925 tthe under fire has been the Jim Bottomley enjoyed himself, SO i ib a, @¢@ 7 : “¢ a Ses SEO _ew toe National ‘were the hurlers in the gecond game | an ue as iain The winning team must be named not alone as to players, Chicago entries Pies. that has saved the Pirates against Peares Bette and ©’ Neal, | Weriahtetenc. th _- 6 se «4 league developed nefore the of the doubleheader here this after- * “4 od eve and, clear; , but as to positions in conformity with Ruth's ideas. field and it was e +o. ‘ i “crucial” series ‘ith the for James hammered out five con-| Haber, th ie «6 @ American hangs. 5 oe ection NATIONAL LEAGUE Piayers MAY be placed in positions other than their regular many of the qualifiers # the Polo Grounds. In the secutive hits, three singles and a Wriherg, 2h-p i 2S Sa ee Se oo birth £ the BOY hed Jim HKottomley, who made five | St. Louls at Philadelphia, clear; | places providing they have played in those places in at least one from that city. Nearly 50 Chie _ angereae | h been , LZ t Vé : , 4 a, ifé . . . , x “ : » 3 , pair of doubles Pearce, p ®° @ 86888 @} a ° o J ; | . Mt a successive hits in the opening gaine, | ‘WO #ames, 1:30 and 3:30 p. m. Championship game in 1925. | players were among the fe when the Pirates have ree Haines allowed only ene hit after | a. ad . : ee. 6 61 Seance a E spt - “7 de ve singled his first time up in tne! Cincinnati at Boston, clear; 3:15 Players must be selected on a basis of their playing in 1926, contestants. Kansas City, Be mat into action which pe: stopped the — the fifth frame bid es *# 1 @ - 8 eae SS 8S ightcan. , B- ™. | not on records made in previous seasons, Om: , a F ng, their fielding has e ant IN NING mimeniot. Si 2e@@ @ @ @; the Cardinals from Mrs, |" MGs eatiias _ Chleage at Breokiyn, clear; | In case no team is exactly the same as that selected by Babe : et ie Se e- ‘kaa ae ree ee best, and some ‘amine ala ~*~ Py : cs ce — oe ee oe ee | 6h yler I. Britton. Jones orig- : FIRST INNING | ftwe games, 1:30 and 3:30 p. m. Ruth, the one nearest will be named the winner Saas Pink otha po nas > % ae ce blunder has cost heavily. Atala oo REes WERE OUT & ofate 3s) 8 «S37 15 «6! 6imated the “Knot y/ Gang” > Pt aw eee ve Pittsburg at New York, | ere ° . pOiler te third, Bhinners hit into a Seure by innings a oi ; hie agenda ARS agen CARDINALS — Blades popped! 3:30 p. m. — Ser) There will be suitable trophies, to be announced ater, ed. ie is different this year. The) houvie play, Band to Friberg +6 e (tub, ‘2 ed 456759 which today is a feature of lo- to Friberg Smith went the same Y awarded to the winner, the runner-up and the third best selec- Mrs. Horn Is fia : Pitt burgs have stood oe ae Hawks. . Sand threw out Hornsby, | Cardinale... OF 352000 214) Aor National atiiinn ittaide, ‘way. Friberg tosesd out Hornsby. esterday’s Results. | tion and letter. . | The pretournament it sel] against the Giants in NO RUNS. | Philadelphia. 9@113206 6 6 5 ae es : “sf NO RUNS. AMERICAN LEAGUE | In case of, ties, each person involved in the tie, will receive ‘Mrs. Jose H i Wiésent series that they appear to : Two-base hite—Williams, Bottom- The major leagues in cater- | > : troph Mrs. Joseph Horn of ¢ ‘ oe tt of the Na- e : PHILADELPHIA Band WS | tey (2), HWnwer, Leach, Harper. H ing to the kids are forward look- | PHILADELPHIA. Hornsby Browns, 5-7-0; Boston, 2-8-1. ee 4 . 'merly Miriam Burns, won mee vepresen’a’ vee called out on ‘Strikes, Hornsby | guna—Hafey, heme pas co. ‘ ~o ing. The boy of today is the * threw out Sand. Bell threw out} Batteries: Giard amd Hargrave; Contributors should take especial care with the 200-wora 'championship two years an’ | a League if the honor In the threw out Leach. Williams doubled | adelphia, @; st. Louis, 6. eekem: cam ie aS alent Saemtntae AAe Leach. Burns popped to Bottom- ya Fc eerie a ae on nr wy features coinciding, the merit of the letter will | the favorite’s class to Sr. $925 world’s series falls - on 9p io left. Harper flied to Hafey. NO|—By HMatnes, 5; by Pearce 1s by ° * ‘ ‘ley. NO RUNS. ASTOR, + Detroit, 4- e the deciding factor. honors aga! teas, M'Traynor’s third-base play is su- f . . - nN. : as ? RUNS. (Wriberg, |. Saerifice hits — Shin- Building Two Ways SECOND INNING. nd foo be ae aed Mar- In addition, Babe Ruth himself offers an autographed bat jeoia he Wwhike a ie ae ibor to that shown by New York. a . . ,a% } . ‘ » ’ . o ° o u ; » SECOND INNING. ners, Stolen bases-—Shinners. Bases uo . y | CARDINALS—Bottomley singled | Collies and * gay oway and an autographed ball for the man who picks his team or the | week, she played be righ 26, Wi ht and Jackson are a standoff CARDINALS—B ley (om balla—Off Pearce, 1; off Betts 2; | HE Browns are going to start lto right fc hij , one nearest it. | . ve ll tb ortstop Kelly can hold his INAL ottomiey singled Boy: sos arpa , | , : mae age » righ vr his sixth straight hit Cleveland, 7-11-2; New York, cluding a card of 77. tun, ‘ 4 ; » ts off Wriberg, 3, Double building two ways, mext fall: | o¢ tine day. afaw at é 6-8-2 ' ro 1 m with either Rawlings or Moore to left. Jiafey singled to right, plays—Sand Vriberg es sewka Th ball pi rk {ato be rebuilt to : if y 8 ruck out. Bell ° Batteries; Karr, Speece and oe eee ee ee ee eee es women’s par for White pig ’ G th is b- Bottomley stopping at second, Bell ; wt cpmpat ge |flied to Mokan. Schmidt was o Sewell; Shocker, Pennock and > ;' ie le a] med Bsecond base. Grantham 's pro ion ae AE a olcomior ore ne Ponty i me Pearce, T bite) seat about 35,000 while the team |p) on se, Sthes?-saniientiiie Bain Lecbhe, Bongount. = Exactly one week is Icft for Post-Dispatch readers to enter their; Other former champions se ny a better first baseman than ‘aed altes the catch. O’Varrel) Sgt ~le as geet pl snot g will have to be rebuilt in prower- INO RUNS ' of nneatatie. $-10-2, Chicago, | selections in the Babe Ruth All-America baseball team contest. Thal eer ot Menaae ral , which seems to be pana ; . _ if the new structureta notto | ro -2. tteries: Gray and Coch- on o “emp eS f*the transfer made : ans , & hits 4 runs in 11-8 inn tion | PHILADEL a ee - tag, in view oO Se ceenea tn Hawi, |Peiherm 4 hits Sune in 4 tnningn,| Prove x mausoleum for dead |, era Mokan| ranes Lyons, Kerr and Schalk. vontest began Aus. 9 and no entries will be accepted afigr next) Elaine Rosenthal Reinhast when Grantham was put on first, Thevenow grounded’ to Hawks Mbt rainy, } } RAI RES. hanes walked, Wilson lined to Theve- NATIONAL LEAGUE Monday | tas, Tex., and Mrs. M ed second he fumbled too Friberg threw out Haines, ONE ion” agi mete t een o age is creeping over our ‘now® Fonseca forced Mokan, Well New York, 7-11-0; ‘Pittsbere —: | Chicago. ~a a] ns first he seems to have RUN, ; ‘th Shim, Brownies in several departments bey Hornsby. Huber singled to left. 4-7-1. Batteries: Greenriebi, The competition has aroused Gray, Athietics, pitcher. ro tee ve . trouble of that kind. PHILADELPHIA-—-shinnets ran | = = — and the team ts in danger of thet rir ane walked, filling the bases. ae ot Adams, Shee- | widespread interest in St. Louis | Coveleskie, Senators, pitcher a > y Pirate Outfield Better. in to catch Henline’s fly just be- . . e | Sell threw out Ring. NO RUNS. ae am and Smith. Sé¢cond . . aan io wa ¥ . | as sesieell Mietey aloe tied to ? . | Rouges ro THIRD INNING game—Pittsburg, 3-0-2) New York, {4 the district of which St. Louis |. W. F. Alcorn of 3529 Clarence|( DASE ee ee nee tet oe | Skinners. Huber waa called out On oys ay eing seal > nah “4 ball club apes ail CARDINALS—Thevenow steed ens eggar” er Morrison, Old- jis the center. The out-of-town | avenue picks this team: ‘ | AAA AARAARARAA byes. t “ is better than that of the ; vai ; . ee an ooc ri , ' | - | s strikes, NO RUNS. : at once, The Browns outfield ts | Off Friberg’s glove. Reinhart| Nehf and Hartley. ‘saimmons, entrants are almost as Pare ous | aie a base. AMERICAN sVE | The Giants were very glum after a « THIRD INNING. | Ob od not what it should he ‘and the |forced Thevenow, Friberg to Sand. Brooklyn, 6-13-1; Chicago, 0-2. [88 the local contestants and the Wright " Dienenn . : oe base. 'ZSR Second game—Chic % of much discuagsion as to the rela- ° mn, Senators, left field. | ae | if Sand. Shi alked 0 y u nd. Bmith popped t k ago, 06-11-2; ' | . ’ ne to and, inners walked. t pe iia | p oO riberg. Brooklyn, 7-13-5. Batter Speaker, Cleveland, center fleld an than losing both games on Satur- Shinners stole second as Hornsby rowns ar park with a near pennant tactor | Sand fumbled Hornsby's grounde® ontunieal prt loin ri re Al- |tive merits of players chosen for Cuyler,_ Pirates vistas fete . | DETROIT . After their downfall on Sat- was called aut on strikes. Rottom- the Browns’ management che and the bases were filled. Rot- Hubbell, Oceschger nid grt each position. : Cochrane Athletic. cateines | . Si y they had a chance left to ley singled to right, scoring Ahin T of * Froebel ae eH ome Eee oe seovaed seme tomley forced Reinhart at the greaves, Taylor. Tommy Thevenow, flashy short- Rommel Athletics, pitcher 0 “a ) ‘ome back and make the series ners. Hafey hit into the lgft-ftek cams Junior FRC . plate, Ring , oO ‘ardin: -. ow , | nn deen . ; ol “ ’ oft fi be apg a at Pp oe & to Wilson. NO RUNS, ther clubs open dates. stop, just returned to the Cardinals Pennock, Yankees, pitcher. Batteries: §Washington—Reuthen | even Stephen and win the rubber. bleachers for a home run, scoring League Meet—Ban he Washinaten tesa tos. te | : {ILADELPHIA-—Sand flied to | oer. | from Syracuse, gets his first, mefi- “I picked a right hander and aq tid Detrott-—Wells and Waodall” he New Yorks were clearly out- behind Bouomley. Letts replaced | J jh : a - ‘Smith. Leach was out. Bottomley ) ‘ tion in a selection receiveal today southpaw for balance,” writes Mr.. PHILADELPHIA MICA ; iyed in both games on Saturday Pearce, Hell lined to - Williams. | n to Attend. acing a similar gap ti = oe Keinhart covering first. Burns |‘ Racin Results from Arthur LeVa of 6218 South| Alcorn in explaining hi 7 ti so] a a gnd in the second game yesterday r . ; . ers. The ave | ' g : tis hurling) ae... 4 [oo : ’ StL aterie A-—Writ | so rset kt ge aoe retro- walked, Bell threw out Mokan. | -~—~~~~.~~.~~.= Kingshighway. His . choice fol- | Selections. “Rommel’s 26 wicheaiion! 8 ‘23 patter winning the first by superior ‘ 8) i A-Priberg sin-| pe NO RUNS : htt lows: and the fact th: e ball. rn ete P 9 sii aver, . . ° : > }. : . Pee Kied to right, Hetts filled to Shin: | The American League Boys’ day ep bag = oe | / —_ At Cincinnati. Bottomley Cardinals first | Phia’s ‘iran man’ ‘sae ~ecpesont Sepcorerr Sm #«C*PP'ittsburg now has won 19 games mare ee walked Leach sin- | celebration ts being held at Sports- |” In brag ¢ a in OE Reilite ‘GRAND AMERICAN Weather clear; track fast. - ‘ 5 ence on‘ the team enema «Ss fund lost 16 in the East this season. Bi of gied to rigM, scoring Mriberg. Wri- ' | ' : By the Associate dP , ‘ . = - | = a This : CHICAC Fy ga aap lle See = s Park this afternoon, with the eames wisins ‘Geek the pruning 'TRAPSHOOTING TOURNEY Paseaton sen spe 1 aad ee oe Cardinals, second menishai cae ot: will to win, | Batteries: Phi .adelphi .. Pe 7 -otbahy wn Borne 1 ag Boe eo Walker u ay : te ; eliz and Gebken team layl knife bef | The ace wniden J-veareta ?i.ie 900, claiming, se. with his work this year’ Cochrane: Chie 7 z , a flied to Hafey. ONE LTN. & playing nite Defore iong. e accumu en «-year-old flies, five nad a half ° : ¢ | ' cag a . ’ vid ’, mee : the second of a series bf three lation of Old ‘Una ts growing to OPENS AT VANDALIA {iclupge: aeons Missus 105 (J. MeCoy), Thevenow, Cardinals, short- moved me to choose him.” ; Sedaik. Biteet see — always been strong on the road. champion, % , FOURTH INNING. , atelie the point where replacements | ™' the Associated Preas, J (G- Jotinaon), $: eyed Trin ane | stop. Referring to his choice of Cuy--NEW YORK AT CLEVELANE | They have won the majority of|the ring Wm CARDINAIS—O'Varrell walked, | 846% to Gerrde ne #roebe) Schoo! for ir are bl in sienna . DAYTON, O., Aug. 24. Prelimi- ef W allace), $7.30, third. "I'me. 1:07 as Frisch, Giants, third hase | ee for right field, he remarks: | vk an : oe ee en en ereeee See : 8 — grit out Thevenow. Haines|Junlor League championship. In , , aie. ROry: events. of the preatam of the t+ Talvota alin. Bootsie. Hampton Miss Williama, Browns. left eld ay egpde speed wins this position.| @ 0 a2 thy My have an actual gain pena “a singied to center; O'Farrell going! the opening . battle yesterda P ‘Grand American Hand! SECONI ~ : . . e is the fastest field i i a F Be i. ull Zames over the Giants um y the n@icap trap- ND RACE, claiming, the F'appers, Simmons, Athletics elder in either) CLEVEL.: ae to third. Blades walked, filling the | Hettz nine was fanenaen the win- Too Haughty. oe tournament will get un- Finegan? Malden B 8 carole. fillies ry field ne ret league and bats with the best.” ev SAND ; 3 in the present series, which at this terweight bases. Bhinners popped to Huber.| ner, 10-8. AWRENCE PERRY, who snd dein ow i ga one Trapshoot.- $4. $3.20, firet: Farceuse, Mod wae 65 Rice. Bro right field thus expressing the séntiments ‘of 0 } > a eee of the race means a better | The ae Hornsby singled off the right-fleld One of the teams will be coached usually writes with authority | aajia ienae with pre wt at Van- sell, 103 1G Want 4 Jno thie eee Hartnett Oubs catcher the majority of readers who have Batteries: N Y rs ma owe Pittsburg to win the itee aoe ida wall, seoring O'Warrell, Hetts was| by George Sisler and Jimmy Aus-| @nd truth behind him, says the /try list of 700 shooters mated en- Le FS Impact, tote Montez, Maymorn: A Bel were entered the contest. . cough. Cleveland Saiion aan ol 3 r onal League championship! about taken out and replaced by O'Neal, | tion and the other by Lee Foht and| high-ranking women tennis play- The principal event will be 4 ” waned "aca edn ap ; ee mi bs a ae ee 4921 the Pirates have had since | was set Gq liottomiley doubled to the same Lefty Leifield. ers show a proud and haughty race for honors among five-man olde and up, wiz furlonge—Alice Lang Bt Mig 3: eo tae Gost, viremia | LEO DICKERMAN HOLDS | NATIONAL Faas Mutien q plaee; seoring Haines and Blades,| Ban Jobnson, president of the| “fnobbish,” he terms it—spirit — representing the various |Lierre, 102 (Nod Wareeae Sra: Oras: | Feotae., day, Lady. Kuklux, Margaret Mur-| | 123456789 Se ® THREE NEW REC hip f Hornaby stopping at third. Sand ee ga League. will be among| toward their sister players just ea = oe sarod: lady Audrey, 105 ii * Gators’ con” entleman Jouette, Dade Park also/ BALTIMORE TO FOUR HITS, conceal fin a = ORDS off their | let Hafey'’s: grounder go through|'"°8e ~~ present The American| coming up. He quotes the opin- sega ast throumh| Mcculloch Het es ct? §-5.. Batty H.. SECOND RACE, $600, 3- ‘Peer. eee 4 T IN MUNICIP y Lye ' | the week. The 1924 ch { McCulloch, Helen Carter, Skit amd Poor : ' d-year-olds and | CARDINALS WIN 8 TO 6 oy [a AL 4 him and Hornsby and Bott @mnley League head made @ special frip| jon of a woman who once soared vt Loe amplonship | Sport also ran. . : up, claiming, five furlongs: Bill McCoy, | ? ae: aaa. aS ) phy went to W. C. Deck > . 114 (J. Berg). $6, -$4.40, $3 first: | By the 0 0 ae ‘ * crossed the plate, Hafey reaching to the city fer teh occasion high in the tennis world. She /| mouth, Oo. oe ys Cincinnati Scratches. : |Winks 112 (W. Varley), $0, $4.30. con | RAI fm ns poe 0 0 U y bo . HORSESHOE CIRCUIT . M a fivat. Bell forced Hafey, Friberg ree tomorrow noon will be! notes that the rising young play- R iste cece By the Sesoctared, Press, bw ee bd 3S Can). SS.80, third. | pick ra ae yon Md.>\Aug. 24—Leo | BOSTON | x » Fred Senn of the league leading . *] j io Band, rive: RUNS the pr neipa) speaker at a lunch ers not in the upper set are | ELLEVILLE COACH IS Slow Time. Co ye al gocand race iM . a: . et Em County imes, Virge, | erman eld the Baltimore In- cae Curlee ae Ed N&, 8, yt, : —— h. Roya) | Midday, Aaspiration, Ciceronian also ran. | 0 a. "ig S established two new ringer haries | ; rPHILADBLPHIA— Henline skied me Ot by the Advertising Club, anubbed — | By the Associated Press. tebe sp and the St. Louls Car-|_ Battertes: Cincinnati—Mays ¥ RB isets xo “ey ne Coliscuns ail itell dropped Huber's pop fly. i’rt. oOys, telling what the national aged. | Announcement was mada today At Sarat . First race-—Magic Castle, Pierrot Pune- | nais won an exhibition game. & Roston——Graham and Gibeon, eid a new mar in the = of the transf oga. ‘ oe: = , : a ae = Weekly ro mers to file erg doubled to left center. scor- pastime haa done for boys, grown, | That attitude ruined the career ¢ nearer of Dt. Joseph Dolan, be egg hes pare siek Second race-—-Rubi- lf ornsby hit-a homer in the PITTSBURG AT NEW YORS . . et. ee Munieipal A. A. Ure ing Wuber O'Neal fouled to] UP* 4nd the industry itself. Play-| o¢ gy Louis’ most promising Boag oo Meer accel ag “8 ae “athe By pity, res anes tout -faet. Fourth race—Jedburen Abbey. Sixth race | of him paen tte ee 0 0 ] gle * shoe Teague yesterday at| swim to i n : Bh School at Belle- preteen emociated Prean. |—Drummeond, Mati , . rter’s triple in the fifth 0 are Pair . : oy () Farrell, ONE RUN ers of the Browns and Senators won aver then Mi! Cc | ville, to St. Mary's © FIRST RACE, $1000 1 | + Matinee idol, Yaneo. drove in th Fae a round Park. seum (tank have been inv man piayer en J11ss8 or- , ae Mary sa College at San LOR, allowances. 3. inceceaaielllabiananstesien n three Baltimore runs. Tins 3 ff ¥ a gs me FIFTH INNING. mid og cawiced to attend inne Gould. aince married. At | Antonio, lex., in a similar capacity, Meteer seven "ae evs pt roon. Rs, Minor Le R - | The score by innings: NEW YORK e bE on city title holder by tossing 3. Mudge‘ CARDINALS—-O'Farrell beat eut y aay games have been held | the creat of her form she went The teams he coached during his Forecaster. 111 (Thurber). 3 to 1° 7 to | ; x esults. Club. 123486789 RA E - 1 s ngers in four games bettered gained a? a heunder aver the bo They . n s@veral other American League to Detroit 1 ow t} . : | realdence at Belleville were among a" second: etelzeuse. J11 (Meyer). 1 to PACIFIO COAST. St. Louis 004219096 1 0—8 15 es 0 0 ] 0 = 3 Previous league mark by five, event ually singled to left, O'F tah 8 a tles this vear and have Ss nes x ? pom : es te Womens | the strongest high schoo! agwrega- Watts, Turf idol 4 therhon timmy. | “an Francigco 1-9: Oakland. 2-2 Baltim’e 000032001—6 4 1 Batteries ‘ ae gO acpeme — By the Associated | a :. — ; Hiades score; when Hornsby ial 4g ete eae to the park Tickets , and 1 t . , " ¥ ier game be wipe % Btn ‘. | Penlyyn also. ran. " id »s and Wichita ys Phe, A 0 NEWPORT. a BROOKLYN Meg Senn led all pl versa In ringer tional ored. 1 Admission were distributed to Gerermined er 0 rotire ; ' vrt Smith f{ THIRD RACE oT) , — — : ie bova are ethe guests | tennis afterwards although the crown by virtue ft : af addeJ—La cewood, 98 ‘ 8, : NOW Orleans } pion, won the annval Gold }» : . 4 . held : : ' o the | : gh a u oO ing ((Thompaon). 7 to 10. 1 e (Chattanooga. 3: Atlanta. a@ Mashie! Batteries Chicago—Bush 8 Bed 413 by : “aad THREE RUNS ' Brownie management ' real career confronted her the ~American fy weight }Hell Cat. Lovo (Ww. Harvest. 4 o's first, | Birmingham 7. gtianta: To championship on Ocean Links here | zales Brooklyn—Ebrnarét , : Sof iis , — (6: capers Coliseum - PHILADELP , . & title 5 : ) 1 = to ‘ d > es ith esenenaaetenipay ~ : shoes. G. Rathke tossed ra | ‘ ELPHIA Sand fouled! Tne } ’ ° e @ | holder ees » second; White Shevherdess, 98 (Hud. pen date for Little Rock and Mobile vesterday with a total «core of 88 | oa 3 rin The tt ta Hafey Leach j ’ | ’ matting order for the two'§ ! “er, and because he was vir gins), 2 to 1. third Tite, 1:071-8. Cir. | AME nena s | Bob Corkran : + | FIRST GAME § ~— ae: ere in four games and aver- ni res each doubled to right) nines The same spirit prevailed when tually matched with Villa for the |°"* Rider and Nettie Sweep also ran MERICAN ASSOCIATION. Roth ¢ was runner-up, ; CHICAGO AT BROORSEE peed 392. F. Meyer of the Sunsets | P!OR#™P Sontte een welyed marper > ;' | Mis®8 Suzanne Lenglen, then sick | world’s crown wher : mies ne | Saratoga Scratches | Columban) “ Milwaubes + | nave : . aa aoe een pweetser | Innings 1234 5 67 0am % ed 355. E, Strawhun of the | '°* ree dau led to left cent : a ‘ awe § 4 , CR, : i } anchno By the Assoc! ted —_— : _- ; 2. ) waukee. 11.7 ° won the championshi b i = . e va pe lar ach ing, Willams stopeity et teen {CALIFORNIA POLO TEAM | “®# hustied with one day's rest | Passed on. Genaro twice had (g,Mie/taceoer ‘Martone 111 Gpome| fsakeanseliy: aa gegen eS. |and had either won yestetday he|prokin 01900008 Setlcan 509. io aemond of the Semis ail ' ' tirte a I'nt “Sty ‘ : | aine . ak we | de irt ROL eater Mirador A}) ; ie ‘i ane would hay ; ‘ . bg 7, “ ees, ; Ee lienline aingled to center, scoring BEATS FT. LEAVENWORTH ( rite’ tates title match wit ied Gecisions over \ illa: that | Scorcher Sun Hather Hiue Ridge neces | THREE-L session ae ne permanent pos- | Batteries—tHartnett and # eet. Ww, Schroer of the Busters ree ‘ Willlame and Harper” Wrightstone BY the Associated Pr _ With Mrs, Molla Bjurstedt Ma). Was before Villa had shattered Bor ee le sense Objet D'Art.‘ , Rloomington. 8-1: Decatur 0-4 — ne sae Lorre CE eB | | ) eee won eight from and how to Hornsby. THREE RUNS. | geles pole ae of Los fAn-| order to Insure the French girl's | !nterring Villa in Manila, Labar- | At Hawthorn | % SMALL BOYS’ WOOL The Cy leap pled: esata #IXTH INNING | Pole team Pacific Coast defeat It was scant court esv ba waa being heralded as world’s e. » e Curlees also won eight CARDINALS—Friberg pitched champions, defeated the Fort Leay.| Suzanne received and she broke Champion. Had Villa lived La. |. Weather clear; track fast. : lint, PO*tPONed games from the , , ’ on —- ' , = Rv -the Assoctated Praca 4 Kimmick laye 0 )enworth (Kan) team, Rocky Moun down on the courts as a conse barba would nof# have h FIRS : ‘ , Phe atiehna tice vhine nie | tain ttilate, 10 to & in the finals! auence ehanee at the title for ; a 2 tt. oe each Granite lid a ) to ber voy Srowas | wee. 3h 2e ¢ 4 a deiphia (of the Broadmoor handicap polo “Kind hearts are mor , time, if at al! * ORK | Smith), 3 to 1, even, 1 to 2, first: Do “4 With One Pair of Long -,.* *? the Southwests, while Hottomley singled to right. Hafey | tournament here vesterday Tre | ‘or te’ ~ an ate han Cs St Se cast, 113 (W. Fronk), & to 8. 4 to 3 3 aad Onc Pai P | Angelicas took the Flints into. popped te Henline. Hell watked.| Midwick team played under the, scene. ie nS Shem to be the — ching emcee. 182 CD. Froggatte). 1 to 2 Short P cei ey the same secre. * 3 : ©'Parre!}! flied to Harpe: They. colors of the Rroa@moor Polo ne a or some of Our sports . ain Fini " she Beneaa Poul Wosectt > ‘. Se ants a of teams: } enow struck out, NO RUNS | BOClatiOn eacers Due ish Ear ° Little PR!’ and Rusted Heals ales ran - wthorne Scratch. 43=5f§= A__7»~_ {| 23 }jii#-F#F nAnks Ss &€ —™ Vee Se ee Cees The largest crowd, 1200 persone | 3 the Associated Pregs. PHILADELPHIA-—Friberg fited | in a quamen cons, 1208 B : ie te to Blades. Kimmi(®k struck out Witnessed Plage of pelo -here| A Lucky Break. Haines toased out Sand. NO RUNS . ‘ | Flaapeger will hardly stand By race—— Aristotle. Second race up, for long. That's “because First ' Whirlwind. IDEL LABARBA welghe 1)2 he began fighting aS an amateur one, Hence. Taw eg yr , . at the too tender age of 14. He | With Love, Third race—Cherry Cote. | Prince | Mannish cnate, SHVENTH INNING ‘threw out } . ie tuber, Friberg hit t pounds, all , | CARDIN., é 0 . €' man. Vet a break nae? ourth race.Hopeleas. Fifth race so ao seach threw out Bottomley, Whe made a perfect) !2 luck was required to Kolst — ne burned out early, if his- Lt Tti, Alexander Moore. blunt-cut reste ™ - 4 ed ta Wright- throw to tlaines., Dut Haines failed | him from semiobdscurity de shane wcll go a the truth about | At — > ariy ventures. t Windsor ato : tone, Shinners walked. Shinnera!to step on the bag and was-given| &™Mateur fame, to @ throne that died stealing, Henline to Sand. NO lan erra: Kimmick struck out. No! dught to mean $100,000 or mere He has been boxing four years | Weather clear; track fast i , . ; . ee stone. Thevenow NO RUNs NS, fore Frankie Gennaro tnherited wolf s RUNS, RUNS ag an a N} | $@ the y mateur and one as a pro- (By the Assoc! PHILADELPHIA — Leach! NINTH INNING | shenteas Dee man ie able to fessional. Up to Saturday's suc. |, PIRST RACE, $1000. claiming 2-year | drepped « “Texas Leacuer”’ in short | CARDINATS. O'Farreii walked awhile “e «Rew laurele just cessful contest, he had now brood tera essa meats. 104 (Cos. | » , one ’ , . . 3.0? : ; center for ai single Williams | Thevenow singled to right and went Mide!l Labarba tod: , eight out of ten professional con. | Tony. 104 (Claver), $4.50, ‘SR16 onset | popped to Thevenow Harper /to second when °H : 1 os @ (today is, at leas tests (Southwest 102 (Rourassa), $4.50. third . popes to Hornsby. Henline fited | Hube arper threw to) ‘Reoretically world's fdyweight Gernar k ‘on. - (eabenal bees on mime Brown, Sea Blaze. ; rm Reus. bern ree preseg ue to get O'Farrell] at champion ix week ey Sete ana 8 nage ©, taken Dy aurprise, | vatia. Fo » Mise Blaze aleo ran ae. — | a. aines flied to Harper.| just a graduat 7 wae Bot on edge fer | Windsor Scratches. INNING. | ane Some is sraduate amateur whose this con t | Me sacei CARDINALS—-Sand threw niin | elias a to eri ss O'Farrell chief glory was that he had won pict te a Be: - Nee og at ioe race Auen Mata. Aste we ; ! Hornsby. oni aake Praares th unced a single, an Olympic amateur title Few turn match h os m the te- | Second # Third somes. % | , ae . P ® as or. fe; the right-fiel€ wall tt was hi« tnow aides on scoring Thev-| Olympic champions ever attain Why should h th 7 “ace Norwester., = — ree | se fifth straight his of eee enetn. | tan iecctneas “ Aig caught steal.' title futures. professiona)), tie tees : this time? | Tue American. Pair Lien? | eS ; - “ae g : . : Cpentieatltiaeare . as Hafey flied to Harper. Bel! fouled. PHILADE nd. TWO RUNS Then came the untimely end the. he b a At ' ; «te Reber. No RUNS. : 9RLPHIA-Hatines threw! of Pancho Ville coc A *, Re begins to cash in on the | Beulah Park FEEL. , en ag a ope ee _Hernsby threw out; Wetght king eects ee | push overs’ and sidesteps the Weather clear: track fast. " HIA y Seach. Williams fife@ to Shinners im his last resting OE ages a | > aie Fina apo | I A Pree. to paci the : og d ~ Bios a. ‘ y. 109 (G6. Ellis). $8 “ ‘arew Gees x “ iit “. att Sy 7 we y ¥y ie r! F <¢ P|
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - a ata ne ae . so hy! “ S z a aoe rig tO A a a pee ‘ » . ote L, lg 4 iat 4 MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 19 * ss ’ el sa ome 4 ie + . — ies ae rs ; , m 106 Compete in? lay Women’s Titia ~~ Golf Tournamers Mrs. Horn, the Former Mirjaia Burns, Favored to Win *' Title Again. At Its Best in First eee —_——— =. of Four, Have Iricreased ~ [ead to Five Games. rete - — ATES’ ABILITY UND Has Played sXechnie’s Men, by Winning ER FIRE ONE OF FEATURES OF SEASON Red Sox Make Final Appearance Of the Season Here Today - Ee Milton Gaston Will Hurl for S isler Against Charles Ruffing, Who Has Pitched Some Good Games for Lee Fohl’s T ail-Enders. ; By Herman Wecke. ee ee ALP Genaro, Beaten Champion, Asks Return Battle LaBarba, 1924 Olympic Cham- pion, Makes Quick Climb to Flyweight Throne. ee ee ee ” i. i in in Who's Who In Baseball (Including games of Aug. 23.) LEADING HITTERS. Player—Club. G. AB. R. H. Pet. Speaker, Ind’s 108 426 80 166 .390 / Hornsby, C’d’s 108 294 103 153 .388 Simmons, Ath. 115 351 102 183 .320 Cobb, Tigers. 95 343 72 130 .389 Bot’ley, Cards 119 4584 73 183 .376¢6 : ee eee —_—— -- France Has Fine Chance to Reach Challenge Round, Tilden Writes i a to Win Three of Four Singles Matches, Australia in Interzone Final. By William T. Tilden. | world. 'should @core |arrival, for I am convinced he is ‘now at the very top. ; } { . he the \s®ocliated Preae ‘. ARISON OF CLUBS ' . ; Es yg : » BY The tail-en » Say ——— ST. PAUL, Minn. aus ., “Ee | d Boston Fed Sox will make their final appearance of ; I HOME RUN HITTERS. q -4 ry the sea h ‘ : ew amption ans host of star women golfers . ; Son here today. Charles Ruffing, young right hander, who has ab ce gay 50 — S. Inclug. ‘ een one of Fen)’ plies: ‘ ‘ ° (| Hornsby, Cardinals ...een retire nt ©; counted the second run of the ¢ the late Pancho Villa. shape cons }| Adams, Cubs do peta apuenanes 22 ne from that city Nearly 50 Chic yes hiding a } buecbbe naece | round. But that was all. There-/) signed aa te Rms / ‘ee hs LEADING PITCHERS, . 7 -e f m te 2 re " - ; | ~ i > at: - ign . : plavers were among the list er ce when the Pirates hay een | For three rounds. Ehmke'| after the Sox threatened several | ee eames of the Player—C lub. Won. wis “as yom ‘ . - : . : ms ‘ ‘ ” ; i ¢ vywe c , . 2 26. contestants Kansas City. Detroit’ : into action which allow ed stopped the men of Sisler with- times, but were never able to come/? world. La Barba’s victory, ac- poet ee ~s g ~e Omaha, Milwaukee, s¢ Paw i no faltering, their fielding has| oy: ag Safety. But in the fourth, ry ga oe Se .cordinats, made him a desired ¢ aaenon adem 5 773 were among other cities represents gpcious blunder has ay saggy oh |a triple by Bennett, with an error ca one ca os . am a , Aoaene of offers were rece i) Wie eee. signs to make it safe the home sluggers tight positions by mune ftom O LOS ANGELES, Aug. 24.—Ta Renee Athletes ..ccccc. 2 Oe merly Miriam Burns, who won “ne by fit og epee et a tne picked up a marker in each of * Bey ate “i of a return match between Fidel| Ruth, ge on bedvatveer ose : 7 rd championship two vear 8 : League if the onor n , the sixth and eighth rounds. A Sunday crowd estimated at } d Frankie Genaro was Manus . gers oeees eee * ill > “80, tn Bias world’s series falls to them. but 7506 attended the battle i@ Barbe an Sy EERTSs, | DONATORS: ; - «» advan- ames won, st, s, s WASHINGTON AT DETROIT “a mye Gouble-header. In some re-| => eapere NN impressions indicaté - bar oo pp en runs, including games of : } ? = , ‘ [ae , ayeniv . Oy = mects it was a harder jolt to them . | ° tage by rounds was fairly even! ay follows: i |9 Bi losing both eames on satur-| Walker to Risk | St. Louisans Play . | :'vises unt tne tentm, when | La) SAT ONAD LEAGUE. | DETROIT wis ‘iy. After their downfall on Sat- e ' 6 i egg agree into od CLUB. w. L,. ei. z. HR. ae May they had a chance left to { wn I ni ht | M m hi E; t | with ‘4 1urricane atts ' t Boston 3 enn & ee 2 2 3 P 0 is back and make the series ro Oo g n e p Ss ven | brought spectators to their feet rete may noni ws 4 a ty +t 4 ee Was) ; ‘ ma-Stephen and win the rubber | © ; howling. ™ te R Sac : ; ¢ He } te ashington teuther, Sop “ge Se ;' . ‘hiladeiph - . oe , ereid Detrott.—Wells ¢ ‘ane + m New Yorks were clearty out- : teferee Shows No Hesitation, Chicago 2 a §} i) ] nda a is and Woodall : af . ° s : 4 Pur | PHILADELPHIA AT cmcaca™” med in both games on Saturday | Both Freedman and the Welter|Karl Kammann and Teddy! j,..). who refereed the Demp-| Bree agi: 3 2 8 UES rling sAGO > | I in the second game yesterday, | Champion Expect to Weigh Eggmann to Compete in sey-Carpentier title match, lifted AMERICAN LEAGUE. ories 1 mer winning the first by superior U d 147 Si " d D ubl 'La Barba's hand without an In-; CLUB a Pa Ey HR : ag naer . ing es an @) es. , , i ee } ‘ - | Chicago tea? gee ae Ya 5 yA ‘ adel- CHICAGO laseball. stant’s hesitation when the gong Washington 4 o 4 Ea 4 are ae | Pittsburg now has won 19 games is d he finis} and the| BROWNS Ss ~ @ #34 pDres-. as ’ fame: sas |}sounded at: the inish, an P| B WO, 22 eens , - 4 | at ccm: ae eee ; a level bb does 3 62 6 ] ock’s ] aM lost 16 in the East this season. | , home-town crowd howled its ap- tyes Achaea: : a. 22.8 Win.) ne: Misisanew departure for the| CHICAGO, Aug. 24.—Mickey Karl Kammann and Teddy Egs-} nropyal New {Tork bi deeds 2 : = $ 3 : atieries Phi adeip ee iin a - . lA’ om? os en Ie . , *hilade é ee 4 year | Cochrane: Chi a Rt na rates. Hitherto they have not; W alker, world 5 weiterWelgitiman, jocal tennis stars, departed George Blake, manager of La heerees epoae Wie a: ee ER Ww “ots: ps ‘@vays been strong on the road. | champion, will take his title into ‘ast night for Memphis, where they | Barba. who had insisted in the face ‘ age 2 ganas Cuy--NEW YORK AT CLEVELAND | They have won the majority of the ring with him when he meets will chingete in the annual City| of two-to-one betting odds that his Kirkwood Net Tourney. irks: | wal gemes on their own grounds this! Sailor Freedman tonight at the | Championship. They will partici- hoy would emerge from the bout The Kirkwood Country Club ten- tion. 0 0 Year and they have an actual gain | East Chicago arena. Both fighters ipate in both sinsicea and . doubles | world’s champion, was overjoyed. nis tournament for members wili ‘ ee of two ful! @ . : R so alle as - ines ar | ei Beh OD + , “Ceoaree Blake id i "open next Saturday afternoon. Only ther CLEN LELAND In th sen a’ co Giants | will be under the 14/-pound wel | Kammann won the Memphis title | ee —_ howe gp Dots en singles matches will be on the pro- est.’ | © present series, which at this terweight limit. | | s aco. and has a leg.on the | Was La Barha’s simple comment. erg ier . fom sof 0 0 no im “Bewage of the race means a better! The row tee wed ae Nptee oc pecan cages aig a An 7 “But for him I’d still be one of] 2™@m for the first day. The doubles : of; E thance mm Pit b ee | 267 ‘ ie ro y over the referee, wich | challenge cup for singles competi. | > és +i ms . will start the following week. Play- have | Batteries. New York= ¢ INCINN ‘ STON |; O & pia: ; : C inches Six of fs AU! rT 180M 1 r 6. oa 7 SET IN MUNICIPAL | yesterday. | There is a revival of tennis in-| first two tno! ng while Woolfolk was ADDIE x : , ; | :, , , 0 0 0 0 0 0 HORSES a a ,terest in Memphis this year, judg- tight, in vinches and the Sieiters. wen a ; RO ron ; HOE CIRCUIT MUDGE AND HUTCHISON ling by the large gallery which wit- = 1 } hr prodigies Ee Wooltott pom He “LOO | STON ~ Pred Se | sah? ‘city matches he |! six men, but was effective when hits meant ‘mn of the league leading | ENTER W A A U SWIM nessed the Intercitv matches on th . a in- | 000 0 He Crrive See ees ae ic sof the Memphis Tennis Club. | "“{nvings. 123456789 RB. HAE ie 8 €8tablished two new ringer | ee es oe "esatiake Club cousts of the Memphis reythed ek ings. | 2: oe a ee, e. 1. E. here 2 I nig while EF Strawhu +f h | i eee ne - _— 4 ray 0 cone _ ae The attendance was 1200 on the | = eal PPP PE Os a * pee : . “~ NONE BETTER. ees et ete are ond We 8 set a fae res | Collis rag ie ca th feat ‘owin first day, which was Sunday, while 3 Batteries—Woolfolk and ~Willingham; [Rat@)=@e.¥-4i SMe AV =i --° AV 78 it - io MStoi~—4srahar and i'b : ne new wn TK i he 24d Se ste >. * : © , , ht a P - - aca Wilson and hates. A. s : nm aT { BOT pie: : 1a in T d - M 1: er 400 erso a ate ———__— — om sian tae , ' seterrm |on Monday ove! J person: . | gp , ; : OT gli kb )y cae a mers to file entries for the Western | ; oo | PITTSBURG AT NEW YORK ‘ aE of the Municipal A>: 9 one-mite championship | tended one singles match. ead | | ee ieague yesterday at! cwim oe ; few Coli- | SR OR ay BE ith |Q 0 1 0 : bund Park. . pow ten hob ig ge biome Pa ms 'MULVEY, ST. LOUIS BOY iINEWw YORK ; The city title holder by toss! Mudge won last year's event and | 4 oF Di ISSineg ; “hi ’ lL. EL | ers in four games bettered | S4ined a lege on the trophy which | HONORED IN MOBILE ¢ o | 1 0 previous league mark by five | eventually becomes the permanent ! Special to the Post-Dispatch a | “4 we Senn’s idl iets - property of the swimmer winning | MOBILE, Ala., Auz. 24.—Moblile | ai Batteries Pitteburg—Kremer and * S other mark Was 22 * ty esas | fans’ think a lot of Emmett’ Mulvey, ick: | Gooch, New York--Dean and Suyder, one game, which is one, ' selene Enainapins ak ae . Stee Rego i ae yp a we than the fizure established Hutchison, ‘a newcomer in localia St. Louis boy who has been pas- SECOND GAME. : Maron by J. Shepard: aquatic (competitions, finished sec-|/timing with the Mobile Bears for CHICAGO AT BROOKLYN Mrawhun by toxsing 16 double ond to Mudge in the 880-yard yevent/ the last six years. The ‘other day : bi in four geemes hent the rece_| of the Muny championship meetwt |; Mayor Hartwell ealled him to the ° Ey 0 2 0 0 7 p= Of 15 set by Senn early this | the Marquette pool last Thursday front of the grandstand and pre- ' 5 oe Asn. : ~ I night. Hie has also shown eXcep-j sented the popular outergardener ‘ | BROOKLYN ; > Benn led al} Dlavers ir Rin neie tional prowess as a contender iniwith a gold watch and a purse of | «8 0 0 1 0 ¢ for four He * wg ithe 220-yard event of the city | 3260. The funds for the watch and p> a Reilly of hn Sect Bs: ma ian | championship tournament being »unch of real money was collected s hie Batteries Chicago—Bush and GoM era ge: 413 by ne ms 7 siete |held each Tuesday night at the New | by women fans from the crowds in Sk FIRST GAME. “ mi re in four ats gS cet The third round of the city cham- Mulvey was with the Bears when CHICAGO AT BROOKLYN. “74 et 202. . Meyer ae ino bie | pionship series will be held tomor-/ they won the 1922 championship of ser Innings 1234567 8 9—T HE oP. BBs P ie ke oe : nae s row, night. Thirty-eight paddlers the Southern Association and then 8S Set eS pee team .351 J hideaad ns ches are scheduled to compete in the fivé/ turned around and defeated the he | Brookiyn 91900008 x—1310" ” Sa pag aproge oe events of the program. Fort Worth Panthers for the Dixie “ ‘ . os- Batterice-~diarinett and Gonsales. Ww Sager sel nig ee) ——>—__— championship. In these games Mul- RAVELERS who wish to beon their if Z >, : . . oe . ‘ , 1 tus eTs .; eS . ° 4 : ae F SPS ee 2 ' js 9 ‘ cette rimm and Tarior. — R. Bucher of the } Some fa enn | Springfield Team Wins. vey was a big fae or ee well early and have a full night s rest will . y sere y ‘er SOO fact, t rreat soccer | , . . regular league matches | Special to the Post-Dispatch. sei rt goa aay tlle yor Pat glad to know of the Alton’s new train leaving Ss wo igt SPRINGFIELD. Mo., Aug. 24.—One of} ball player of the Mound City, has | . . ¢ K the same ee . 4 ‘ — en ithe largest crowds ree ee ge ante = batted over 200 for every season i St. | ouls at 9-00 P.M. and arriving 333s mber to t Sune | “ osters, loc eam, defeat ” ) anv " The Curlees also ciel eight be on team here yesterday, 7| he has been in Class A company. City at 7:00 A.M. At postponed | tos “ games from the . . . : St. Louis-Kansas City Trains The Buster Browns won 123 and ’ three to the Southwests: while 8Relicas took the Flints into a ® Same score. ~g Of teams: SB ability. Ie’s a quick, dene business transac 4 ¥: Fim GARTERS NO METAL CAN TOUCH YOU" 3. - ‘;. OE Sa e 217 55 79 | owns 189 43 694 TitGnekeace 10 53 441 iulawe> 119 183 8.437} ica: 104 168 .382 5 : 67 205 # .2464 ; ' | | ' i / ’ Won. Lost. Pct. | Eee PILES ccd) “PAZO OINTMENT ' Get the the Whole Day! bo) FALSTAFF Sodas and Root Beer 2 Order a case from your dealer or call Lindell 6130 Lo. St. Louis 9:03 A.M. Ar. Kansas City 5:28 P.M. “The Daylight Flyer.’ Cafe lounge car, drawing room observation parlor car, free reclining chair cars. Lo. St. Louts9:00 P.M. Ar. Kansas City 7:00 A.M. New Train. Drawing room sleeping cars, free reclining chair cars, coaches. Lo. St. Louie 11:55 P.M. Ar. Kansas City7:35 A.M. “The Night Hawk,” no-stop train. Drawing room ing cars, cafe-lounge observation car, free reclining chair cars, TICKETS AND INFORMATION City Ticket Office Union Station 326 N. Broadway 18th and Market Sta. Chicago & Alto The Only Way” GR om ~— ed ~~, me, — ~ tm “S the logical challengers of the United States. France, with Rene Lacoste, Jean Borotra, Jacques Brugnon and captained by the PAB veteran interna-; 4 tionalist, + ing anyone, crushing defeat ards at Wimbledon Max Decugis, is one of the strongest com- binations any country has placed in the field in recent years. same event. One cannot producing «in inspired doubt the strength challenge lies largely when one remem- needs it. bers that for two Years Lacoste anil ) if | Borotra met 'n \ | ‘ai The doubles may be Lacoste and medal to winner. But the check- the finals at ee Yj Y, Borotra, Brugnon and Borotra or / ers at the pub-te course don’t care ee ee in id Lacote and Brugnon, with tre/ What Is a tournament. | ca Sacco ones, _> oo opening round ly hampionsntp |¢ign arose when the first extra- * ORAS ween Ls on * ce] hole match went to the first tee. to; The tournament is under the day when ne/ auspices of the Municipal Athletic on Borotra| association, though the Forest Park Golf Club is doing the work ,and giving all the prizes except the Borotra at man demanded that each player show an annual permit or throw down 650 cents on the counter. The Czars and Kalsers were easy birds to convince, compared to the checkers and ccps at the public course and the extra hole contest- ants didn’t get away with § their line about “just an extra hole.” Several extra-hole players de- faulted rather than plunk down an extra four-bit piece, “as a matter of printiple,” you understand. é hope for but I believe ° LOLOL LLL LLL SLL LEAL ALLEL ALAA LOND: AULT aL epee eet temas inal bee mt en ee ee trey mgt seeds ~~ — . ° " one atin, ome « A — ‘ omang ee em a etme, en. eS nes gE « amet ee ee - year, as he proved by his wins froin | 2&@l heat of the professional 100- 3 Ratterson, O’Hara-Wood ‘and Nor-| kilometer cycling race for the} S , / - ton, but everyone who has seen him championship yesterday was won er port on play this year is agreed that, with by Grassin of France in ih 26m “i his added speed and experience, be! 4-58. Snosk of Holland was second, | i age ' is now in the very first flight in the | 1000 meters behind; Seres, France, | NE Lip if. that is so, then Lacoste | third and Linart, Belgium, noe fourth. | two victories, for France in the interzone final round. no matter which country wins tie American zone. . lam anxiously awaiting Lacos‘te’s Jean Borotra is still the BounJ- ing Basque of last year, possibly a Wd as CORDUROY CORDS little more convincing in his ground game and still the same sensational vollever, Borotra Hard to Figure. Frankly, I am of the opinion that seeking something better Anderson of Australia, or Alonso of tried out CORDUROY they Spain would be too strong from tne baseline for Borotra, and that Pa~- terson, with his crushing service We Sell Balloon and net attack, might be able to Tires on Credit force him away from the barrier so that he would meet defeat. Borotra is a hard proposition to figure. 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ee ees Ee _—_ ef Se * —— — s mi oe :. sf eae “4 ses eee’ 2 is LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : si A ats MONDAY EVENIN ra NG, AUGUST 4 : HELI Ss ——— . 4 JOE and. ASBES ‘OS PO BED AP Wea Oa eae ™ = NTERMEDIAT: Finish S As el Ti af Expert Joe Isa Fine Lemon With Def Wweu — RMS OS eee oe icker ™ st (PO Ie > He WITHoOU , Eid rT m™ . , t , BOYS, SIDE-KiCr ASBESTos, id LiveR AN’ BACON ’-”° ROCK AN RYE "Wl Icy Say ARSENC ) THIS 16 THE, || AS LONESOM An’ Feet S¥° . RYE “BE THey Say | : set wee : ova E AS A HUNK OF BREAD AN’ BUTTER'-"PEN AN’ INK ” B HEA AT ABSENCE MAKes THE St. Boniface Team of é' oad OR BEEF WITHOUT ,| WERE STRANGE Ti RT Ow FON | aiil Seuth | OF RACING AT || THAT BAGBY Am’ CABBAGE ! eR Rs T% €ACH a By's DER" BUT THAT | } Side Sodality Closes With SARATOGA ¢ a AN I WERE AS > OTHER COMPARED To AsBcsTs &é = ABSENCE MAKES MY WALLET | Record of 17 and | A LOSE AS A BEARD AN'A AND I ROW “THINNER. I KNOW A> | 7 hwaae ————._ CHINE - + I'M AS L Boer vamee vores A pe 2s ; : Tes | | oOSsT WORS ELIMI 1S &T/ ae: as ITICIAN Does ABOUT KEEPING S an Hee ——ie NATIONSNEAR /2 a A BOLSHEVIK OTHER GUYS A Brilhant ' EHIND ON ‘ ND TA Flash - ‘ MEETING « : onaamioalt A NICE BIG LONG im Doubles Final $ eanant Reces in Four Impor- aon oe GUESS 4T EM 1 . tant Sunda B/G DO/NG T DAY. y Leagues Will é, ‘ Be Dec THIS WEE THINK Tu STicK 10 © Decided Next Week ‘o , Specta . / te the na WATCH cists on “MACAW S147 J) NEMPORT BL. (/t?9 CLOSE ~— E Willia aie *F = ee Tm /+¥o more pennas rt races mows THE LY¥e : ft M. Jo st C ‘onchuded es ormer national cha uded in Municipal Baseball BANHKROLL vis Cu Aneociation games yesterday wher s > team player, § ee Be pe JS NOW permanent possession ¢ erpetual Help nine won in t) £9 | : : pai. n in the 23.08 | pert Casing Ce North Bide intermediate iLwague : — three ch ~ cnam and the Broomers captured the flag le ‘s Demme se in , *** iinet ’ im the t‘alored Industrial Circus Pay Ge — i ni to invitation ; The Perpetual Helps deleaterd ' — = ent, as a ated the beaiies | B&B feating Brian Mivarte : — iL & iPitpere of the firs! he 4 . 9) = Levis tn “ the apilt semeon, in the fina! of : ae ; : 5 by The Bel! Syndicase, imc —J P : : straight ects, nt she sot eran, in tne toni ets Toe © vorewecsneren : i eel ee _ egg veré victorious wo mi an ET a a = -_ K it cS In one of the 1. . i a i a a a ‘ | nieon tearm. 16 to 7 ee os seen on Newport ee Mreome . © ‘ i re siso won the first hail app t eek eae while. Johns —_— nas . ing on a 8 a i i i i BC and | , . Two of the ben! eeasor records y PPO PPP PIO Keehig AOA A lA ALA el ( ORES ~_. B t Fi Griffin won the doubles f *iate f ; . 3 y ‘tre ONL el” gg an = 7 ¥ | Po the Municipal heagues came ‘to In Thi “United dasfleieee League. (ij oe PP Inger ; Ray Casey and } on. =. “¢ r ’ nh end when the Lischko Indians. | Ir oun oe : en League. . ee ee Te 5—T, 2—6, 6-—1, whiey a 7X \ \~ VA pennant winners in the Mty : | - saat laa Mahala te us 5 Mercantile Cs} a fitting finale for = = z, = en dnc” = = topped off ) & eae a madre we me” CASS : spd 2 Pe League. , i) South tur climax a P Ee a a perfect rec- AB RHE ASS. 4. gy | G@UASCO ELEC i | Gomes, (13 Grand League. , imax. ve or the year by scoring their Miss Bailey Stars i +s» mee | Rowe i BRHE Cool 1b 5 IT ELEC | LACLEDE cas >i? Johnston had s eighteenth straight victory. T “A az in Girls Die Erie 3b 5 ; 7 u 0) o v Burrid ~- “ . ] a > ' r ». } ¢ ] 2 00 Hoeschen vice i ' Thrm rf. roe ; i i 0 ' aDDe 3b ' cke!l 38> i ished the season wit! , - Hite rf 4 0 0 0) Kas (23 iw f. Botley ¥. x ee eee ee eee "ott Tb Roseborough i* rs 1 a recerd of Jee Srnith in act ‘ me ; 4 » Oo ; » “ar ft 4 ] j lie , 500 0'| EI _ -” 9 oO OO ber: Bo o- 0 2 m > 2 0 ee 3 St and Miller i V¥ietories and one defeat. ¥ Aivin Mu eduied to piay Bite yi 8 3 Tot “aT a ~~ one od Ros™ sl20_ g % - 1 © 0} Wilson ib. § 332 Scbuer'r ss.3 9 : 9} Adecier » 4 ; Clarke c 3 ® Force (erda c= in Suppington today in the | : mi 3 aais..40 6 8 §) OT SF. SP OCs rtorf4 21 6 Karech 2b-of! 010 Beins 3b...31 1 | Rnd 23 1 5 a = 0 0 Victors erday they beat wt. Agwen 20 ro "uP" third-round mate ie fon- | Twaie FO 711 amet 8 4 § 87 Ars e210 Remhstes § 8 fidsees 33153] Gress $f man 21 3 ¢ to Four Sate & ) * ; , , 4 mateh in the M: Lehi tig « : é als 40912 & ‘as 33881, 1 | Eliersiec ) ust 2b @ if. . 0 1 nicipal Associ mM | Jetierso: . (45078 ® “Han fo aan s SO © 4 | Slersies 8.2 i 3 3 i h'er © © Kiken ctf 2 ! Final Pour tw Lind Neat Werk ment for fun! ation tennis tourna. ‘#2 / ee: > ae > ae ’ | SOOKE BY TN NIN Totals 381010 8 war #-..5 9 9,0; Wes'ne eee : — | —_— es ti The penpant winners in four of the Jefferson Memori " pores biden Leeiees, Maen Mille (2).| Loring 3 6 599 0 ee - Berea yore out. hit by bt a ball Se 68 2 Tote a . . - } rin : » ‘ le ° : - ri o , pee Lame le @ ; a =~ ' y ee see Sunday ieaguesr wi! rorest lark hird.+ wont ‘2m ‘hes * —e—7"> ; Murpuy, - Bn, coon . TY o hase hits 'Oz Sz 5 . > 3- ° won sf BY INNINGS ge — oF innines— ste a ee By Davison | * decided next w Segtenmae f — Cund Mate tow son aaniver, Roe, Michi@r 2). The hii—Seiler —Seller (2 Theeetaae | rite Banner ~ 34567 Mar-vil e¢ - Obear aes ae 1 t week in the fina aiso Will be pias ed ity the “® ~ Mi “hh ueh hioamfe it. Hin « rah 2, aed —- it Hon o sittin diinies h > —_ ae — mad “! 3200 © : 8 Feel en Club ®1°3 . > 6 e Johnston. eee! Bat a or the here BO Ti The, oem al cem petition é a ; gir i* ya By K ieee limat. 2 Base on athe ahr bese ~~ cee sit wa . eae A HM €@e- base hi - + 0 0 0 7) i ; 13 uthern Undertakers i ae 1 0 0 Pi 0 oO—F Herbert Bryant f F etre king to indi pendent, Wilson, 3 4 Pe 182 1 pound of ¢ ; ~— the secoad Kiewerlin hr ae _oul-—By Ps Vereon i. play Pome 8 g Phenal E. Duske Three-base tite Boine. Heitzberg. Jasper. bi:— Wessling. Abkemeier (2). Af. =e. Waher Fi 2 erguson ané for the snd & : , BPouls. Bide f the boys division will | ¥: Omme 4. Lett on besos Jelforsen piten— Foe MR ene to Rieker. Wiid run—Heidiebaugh. 58S ieck. Meader. Home | Heckmerer. BR en bases—Frickel (2) nger, the Richm come, exerted himself « rm aPtm “rand leagiies completed rit be |"'s “Sacabwar “Vin waia eee Ree ie Dee ted Hit | Wild piebes wie Wileet. "McOermice. | yt oa to Rotermund. Wild Double | | Heights player, won th ond! possible. Jo 4 endyk, estar hurl In the he © lente te aS bulte. Bases on ty “uerman : io ba ]}— wr ‘Welsb). br M ba.}— By Abke- ; ; Oe. uis County last but ‘ j and the Falcon rw | OS advanced to the “yew to 8 se fF aa 4 } 0 = rum in & 2 ——i wt? Foes “idlebe uct by Ensier. ¥ Ellersieck. Bares on bal! eine (Rotermund:.| °°@"™4s champi r mn the final ; * e¢liminated h round She d , Sth ' ‘ee - a? $s inning? ¢? balie—Orf Shia Karech on | DY Meine f Meine 3. Struck pionship at the K ‘flashed b Meietios f the Pe efeated Kai. vf f2 UV 1 Bin me . of me St _ 9: eff Ri ’ off Engier. * mais off Elie: 2 | record— 4. by Abkemeie > 3 out wood C irk- | rilliantly ' rom the iIndepend erine Murphy tn tt a > 2 OG Idit g 2 $tie’ 2 he st ee ticker, 1) by ER = tie iia &: oF Stina eee cae ee Country Club bry ing fo - 1 League ra » ependent , y in the third round in | P | © ¢ ww! Mate aa i 2h6. Gilaseo. 11 on bases - Lac - : ersieck. “7; Engie Shiadek. &. | mings. Losing pi ts 6 runs in 6 in- Ww y defeating the r the first two oe, The Shelia, wt simmight sets wit) ‘i dry 2 wibws so & gg} = 30-00. Umpire me of gam | record——Off Ell r. 8 Pitching | °*5¢*—™M ttcher-—-Meine. oe ebeter G only t lie, whe de sout the lowe of ' , o 1 Ewe ‘ ptee—Hrady and _fame— in 6 Nesaienk 6 hits > : = iiidathitiia. wail F oa 9 4 Yo eisor e 2 “ Es “a? Scorer— | SOUL T AME. : i nt by one and the tw she dropped i Cotele 3° 1621 ng 5 21 pitas gate de 1 6 : HE RX round ter me fight it out sent gun tong will the ceded vn a GRe Game, teat tm | , Tie ow 7 pets Zook - "2 > ) | ieney ws 5° ; ‘ meee HE SOLTHWEST ickel as AY 0 ts aa Ez noon. The score w am ern he pe s the final ext, ¢ unde. The ae Trepaitig 4 . , — x ~ i } ti ~ hem . - ‘ ; cy rhet* . = ‘ . rke “ ~ F 4eigor > i. : as —j] ° oO 18 ~ 1@e : _" 3 adv ib. .% me, c..¢ 3 rhet* rf..3 % ABR. marke if-3b.° m7 n rt.- 0 i ¢— - 2x6, to yety Will mark the conciusien | All the gaverites cameasa throug peo Broadway ; ‘ . : i ant -— oa : r Maragon «f. 4 3 : : Wuirk 3b as ; : Walsh St . o = — f lb-pvu : : : ne rii : ° | 6 » I 7, v0 0 . > : — 1 ‘ i r i” th Moat exciting league battle The @ in the other matches Jt wo-Dem anatase “Mack Gukeke. Sines Bullerdick ¢ 41 1 > pom 2S... .§ bo pene f....4 & EE | ee BC : > | eax c-es..2 1 . oi 3: i 1 | Due to a splendid net , the doubles cham eee (he association i summaries per Helm Haina. Double pla olyer, Kret ke p 42 38 ¢ Mller if 1? Kuehler cf. 43°11 H nagar rf 40 ] | Trojahn rf.3 0 Aroner as..3 2 2 | Bryant and ; attack, | set sclumet ibie plays —Ra + @ *Novak if © 0 Morr 2 1 Hevermen Han 2 1 © Abkem’ 21 Finger s, winning Tie in Wilson League. “ Today's Pairings. po gg eg oe OS) wo Sens ‘Novak if 2 0 2 0 | Leonard 2b Fee, siierden Sb3 0 3 1 Fjad Sb-if 23? Snes 92 329) Opening ant amen te the/ trouble, bef 2, (1. ® in the Wileo: we iS: by heme | pitched ball—By Hughees ase eames 12 - 0 2 0 Rradburg an: ~ Neiner 1b.. - Fiken cf. 2 i 1 | Raver j ss - 9) Mi brough a ore the ile nit League the Ni ws - nhc nN ‘ ase 'hee m 1: ’ “ ! atin ey?) Pras i} Ort 4 7 ais 26 7° —— Fleige- . as > 0 . ] ijra?t on : 0 0 2] Re ‘ker _ 4 9 oO i scbhne! r 0 0 ' iller won the third nd In fact. th ae whale and langenbergs Jon ia ve, Al . o_ Round if Fteenrid : oo . (f Ceubyer ‘ *; 31218 6 nt t 1 @ | Deviand 7 > : : Paes 2S Cee 4... : 4 . set but were no wh en im this third set ped red: -» : ; . 4 are How Hi ri Pring tom 4 | =o Struck «yt . - : atiod f Micie "T - —— Fr 2 v % + ° : — i t 4 t a tied for firwt , Mreer ve Mar ; _“ by Kapp . ' By lHughe« ol . iotals 3 ° 7 ng. igh p...2 0 O° Tota!s > - mor . o win an restiess on ple a - inn @! wt) >, er ; Py K rei . 4 ; ewoRE 2 ois m | Wo ' = t oo 14 ~ 3 i . ~~ Se. Th v v th | Langenber ee t ‘ie Nerun ve. 1. Rosenfeld OF ey mag Pe yo Ott Kre — oe ub CORE BY INNLNGS ' at toe , Innings. . Totats, . £5 1010 3/ through ey were verr erratic e gallery were already | The “ Be victors yesterday thimn re age winner of Kaaitig Vie) t} cae - 12 J itininges ff Culwer 4 . 6 My * Mila , : ‘ag 7.8 2 Tots « é | Merpeiin is Tr e 0 > Nethionale wer y - e tte iw bg v3 umines ' se Mf i 7 Oo 0 er « om ed 8 5S rei : y T Vv ‘oe 6 aoe -eteaied if Res at” je ve Arthur Roeonfeid a Pee | , 3 tmnites han ~ * La. | bite. or &. v0 4 weed ‘ SCORE BY T >) Two-base hite—Rote --¢ 4 0 at he result was diff ; | over a service which bert Lu | Perking mipar Seo . ut NNINGS ase hit mound, H | sec erent wor fi . ‘ Bans saneut t ate” jae wishes ef Clark Smith ; we Xs igatae sme ite, ‘ °- Ne 7 mo SS heme hte rs " | Donne! > 345 a” ~g 8 Stoler m ~ wee ~ ome run ang. Three- ees set. Both Rosebr ~: the | team at love and two eaterday a doublet Vernan |! “— ; “wn re. @ tJ uste! sa - ~~ ite—— A em sou!) 4 010 - mund asee—Pappe. Abke eae mer iller : r ough and Carri | . ifandere wert 4 Hheckiial ve Shi S&S 6 the mS SS | a’ : ™ Bioler? +. s nA One® a wes 1 . 14 . oem? & Une Sch Vesaber : emecier, Roter- : Day ed CO r ed the expected go | ' , d Su Hiner fb 4201 0 cmt a fon base—Cunitlion invuble "nist: | Well.” Home tu Bob ote 2 aw a | Becher. 2 « ~ | They nsistent te younger : d qe settle the imcuec in the og Girk—Third Round Gen , 3 1 0 Pee ; ; = ey to Blemsing to Kon rouble play a. "Home te lerdisser ‘ 2 Sue 6 balls a he bal}—. a | pitch— They made a number of t tennis. / lead, 4—3. pair fm South Gra nd ta ane Conikem ve Jat “ a xe = 2) 4 : . wit? 1 Be tre . Bullerdici te | Tirice mu Harting Wo? i ai Abkemeier 2 on | ments good place : wave. but the Wilme Bes wd il} bm Rm oe ae . th 1) Soheme , ma be. —By Be a oe hits— Morris - Morris. Sac- ruck out-—By 2; off P. - 3 | and their - The Comer an eadli Wwe K ian Ys OU; MET ; " * 4 « j ' : ‘ ame ont ae ueck= u x Wal Quirk Sacrit a 3 br . yy AR Tig 4: net Play rr Mares, s hg ‘oo Silt e the Routh weet rr 4 ae Ketlher match 4s] Bihe! Mae: " a: “44 4 ts \ jes ’ : Pa .¢ Nerwinr tei — Rueck- Stee x nebie a oo b ses 4 oteeie —— Becks Starkiof! 3 Pit ch br pecker | ter than a the fi . as bet- c , Then “ , p ; : : : : 3 : et ssaee 4 ‘ rue , ; " " . he . ~~ 7 ™ - ‘ . ‘ ° *, ; . recc 8 ee | a4 rst ‘ . 3 = va 5 «and Maryvilie each tock a d he > ee Round ris : ' » TS = ‘ . | _ » 2 : m Fase of on My «. m! si. Puseed _ on balls-- -: gaine behind the leaders ar ' . ap wy T)resne ekeh ber of J. Boehmer gel, cell we fo Be Mit 7 1 te ee = - eit. 3 mere _ ‘ = F hae mg 2 Umpire = & SK, of came—1h Dr | went to déuce ; sy ger “ by w tn ne?) - . Scorer—L oe | : > m —- © te the for the pennant - y Rat hiechtia oe wiliien a cy wie ie © . ore Engiish 8 nite * Pitching, rec ites ed In the first four dow e ball right and ie . Ticket Munday. he xt Ml Be land a Saclduen Sharp ‘ ~ ites , . iN N “ ied - teapot eff Wealf 4 hf te a rane. in.¢@ ? ae he (ST GAME) | third ‘OUT gamer of the m the center to the ; Ss ey Sed Weman vs Bob Smiles Olive S450 01-14 orth Side Intermediate nuings. Left on | bases- Seas 5 tere tae, SOUTH SDE | cee cee ere 4 of Johnston and G onall Wa Par a af ; " ; a ‘ . .s 7 ‘a , . Bl. 5 —-- d r} eu U ’ "= ’ ” , ' “ . We 4 ; ; ~ rl : yet ry oa _ - r ~ - ~ - .) t T wen tBelr games The “ se sam SGte rill - hens Figs “3 B) MM aiapetn ear ~ rhe . Miller. Struc! ker Sb. 2 8 o \B 7 MH oer . : 4 : _ ; ‘ * | * 4a BY @ Bute | “wi = _ ‘ MeBon fom ‘ +h ru 4 neare —_ >. Pepe ij pen | 4 : ner ae : : 0 x Pe oe ish ee..4 ; 3 . Mueiler If...5 0 ° ny pte b anc Mi Her won the an pone em i—6, ané "| Lee Us Limited” y Pp antre defeatect lairrnein : = % ss 6 dame + i ¥ W a > ; v Ne . * 2 ete Sere: sc, rin ‘ : t n the : . . ela lla eat neal a ag nee bee hs fau ; n * Berk oome ts ; a be FF HK aw 4} , ~ s : ’ ‘ ” 4 vu a) Col . ah 4 . ? 0 >? ' le ing the ec r - next set, & : Stahon 9-03 ON ete es - . er on Kel if ' 3 , ? ored Industrial i cls c-rt-pf ..5 6 The n ) Ore to 5 t fore Lea Del 70S am . \ eres ia 1 he iam Ke | NT WwW tr “ . % Mt . Mf ben — x ; + / ; >. rf . . Bs ia! Tb * 4 ; I League. bs a . nd lis omnes r?. 0 0 ; . gam o * Bae. m pi ons ron the ed bs called pn veteran bs 4 Ave.. - 18 am Ke La ? sh laid diefe, teal : wi f 2 . , 4 , 4 > : ; " ; : . aah & “ae +» " . ere ») > " : - a9 $3 1 * . Le 3 4 | ? be ieee ut the ? e turn. a " City League. ‘ > by defaw . i ( hariotte Fy — ‘ : , ae | ; 4 ( Kn ; , ; ("reh : : Fe ] ‘ ee ee ee ae 23 ¢ Pieter Pp 1oe ra) taking he set ‘oss of « Ppeint, ‘ first ga Casey 0 , |; *& Le . C ee my a w oD | ad feu teal Kat herine “ : kK mene y ’ ' 2 ‘ 1 me 1? : a : Fr . r 4“ PS ' », os Sg z 1 ms ‘ wilh ~ BR : ll led Kr -¢@¢ « , 4 0 1 a ; é——? ae vt me of the final “* o’/oredo Lonted” = 4h : 5 Mari tutnere defeated (4 ea _* v f ' 1 + : Je : : : Tot - i en ..4 v J oe : ' . . . x. AB Ri E | tt nes Tetals 4° 71 , | wuyers AY pear Fat “ vant , In ; nts as ? Lm . ; r fic f ‘ «* r ’ ; ‘ © " ; ' i DP ' ‘ ‘ / ' . > _ a. Side & 5 : ¢ ; 67a 98 34 Although the oI izued. a was finished. Hie fle } Lys. Delmar A 2:00 pm b iead : ea *thaaafi ele ‘ : “ . s ‘ » ’ ; ; © ona Pi 4 ‘ ert saree * ‘ QD - = - ~ 4 ‘ = te = - : ‘ rele Hp + Ys 6! wre 2S" def eu woh defeated Jane Willie by Ht Be 7 cae Se Ss SOORKE BY Totals..34 5 & 4° YT. Tb 5 2 1 9 Geox 3b ae l } Te . MoALS2O80 ;: : 7 red at the start os $ appeared aoe rand the tables 3 ve.. .2:15 pm ” Pee we t bid (! “e ' a hon “dh n : u : Fit nT! x Gy , ' i a ‘> i rs i. INNINGS 3 ‘er Sb p | 4 , 0 Beil ‘ 4 i ] ee oe o b te— herr ml ™ —10 ; due Lo the o he feurth ser i Points that ei : - sé % a es hi Route an 4 i tie Ruth Watley def t Veen T — a | ree Poe SR 6788 Pie ae ot oltre sia Site, pee Mi en, He- | mornin semifina: matches in ton's f ae Casey's am “ Denver Express” ‘ 4) i pe , : ‘ : elem | om erie iodemmns | the be 4 " re: pet Se ‘ oO 2 ¢ ‘ : : : - yx . . - ea ij rtune > - . ester ” + - i tb : or ea Heer ft a ti 8 « os Hus i te = i : oe Lindeman en lg sts leis 2 OO 4 0 0 0'e 3— 5); i “Se 2 a €e*— rt...3 3 0 o ao Seenitnee ts =. | terest: & this set was the mos “lane the asking they” = Les. Unica ‘ : te Sh. riemee Pow! at lw ge « : Losey a . eilr 4 “ clen basee— ite— estin ‘ ost tn- |; Joh f bd Staten oe 7~— D>T p-cf : > i 3s irre cf .23 PA r : Ar eg Westerhborr Wh Jahnee: Spindier | ster te € of the match The Web d nston and ¢ o ° Lvs A 10:30 pm £40 0 0) Mer 13 egiames wy O26 1000-3 [home ye: - lerba:, Muel- ' Bit FAS eates. --F. Ud pitches—Preite ’r team ran up a le: eb- | dominated | a Delmar Ave.. 10:47 pm uence 40 8 S' Rue to i a ' Tweet » OTS? ter, Vanmay oD ba tes — Ber non Tote) -——— WA! cf.1 @ © © | off Krieg 4 on balie—orr Preiffer 1. | 2™4 4 ° a lead of 2 rit the scene tor 8 ;% He ue ~ : : tian ' + ' hove sit } bial} ee “ tore , aa .- 3 ~ hems tty L beott Bede an ae na Tetals 3 - ~ = 8 PD . | } ) - Streck oe fer 1. toe Z due ‘ . ies a to . i ory ie S ’ tiel@ue ® : ; i, 2 . : = 3 : ee 1 tn : an — ‘ Hi olny . ~~ a x onl “a ri . - - ~ ‘> - @ is e. 9 = S ient, PLETe = we Pg ov Brrant and pistes eee plaving. aa ined alin a" 4 +? “ ms " . . el on : . ew . , - une cnr Fa i ade!) . a ine Bases - Sc re i] oa. ; 1 "7 » — 4 hita a ‘4 nn ecord Yollevi . ' ; improved +h nom . . A 7 * . ; - i — . : m Ww — ‘ Lack ttt non - : a2 of: to non — ba lie— (May . a Kr ’ z= runs al : _ ing a’ thi . ett oe ‘tate 3 2 2) Tutalie Se @ i bi gs . ’ ue “ 7 ms re . Herma ot “a. Sia nue > > hae . ? Sip " Ll nie . '-Zzaé@eseT & ; 61 3 > at me —— end @ runs - test and wen ra stage of the “on- eee ak ‘upping — ‘ ‘ ¥ 4 | A....f) ia’ @ ’ K ° 4... ze »* iN " - 2 eh ' om me - spre a “ j pe ere = Lets hiwoTers : 3 vv 8 U 7% F) I : _ .. al — re: Tin ° hwes R MI taking the = sour straight games South Side he og! : , a « ” . Pines : Rani rt i uM es Tye oT > oo i" ne semi . ne " , - itt Leugieie te She? nen” bt csenmnes felt ' Wvytian defeated B Har? a he “ WE? _ w the Poat.Dienae tect ry tase yong See Gy Walis ~ «A — ms 3 : 39 Sch sRRat The score w . semifinal match. Cremer if 11 @ * ys [oes hs Chm. } ‘a 4% AiSF LETOS ANN ** ‘ . ‘ De ~—», a « das bey ale hati» sof wis te ‘" Hue ’ . , wm An ® - Y K rev ae 4 " anna “ . Bg Aug 4 NF ens Sg Tt ort 4 ‘M Moes a.28. @ nee D S rena er 3b4 3 ; , Muvei er ‘¢ ” Pe 4 ’ in the other . . 4, 4—6. ¢..... Fred Lgdb 2 = I j ; * Mauwpe # boy me My Mesten 4 5 2) ...4 te Som te * Briehtmaes . N we bt > oa wt 40 & ler for yf ge ge i220 : ~J eA we - =e on ; b L. = 3. ee — eehocan id.42 ° 1 Ror 3>-es. 31 2? > Desebreot ‘gh oe ; cee ontest — Re. H 0 : ~ Tne. pros 0 3 é . ” ilter , ere ; a : # Mi wrt 4 + ‘ . aout s J at veeaes +. - “ a ma Tr 4 ~ . L-@ im : , ite and ” lLleftern - . = ) M : 3 4 Ww ri . Ton , 3b5 3 : py MALI we . * mK rs. “a oe ge sve a 4 4 ont . , . xD : semen Sg ° ; : 1 an vb . ! - of several I a a Ris te tN aay Po 1 ‘ 4 py a bases Upton Flee ee a a > ° © S nae 1b 3 : ° i ‘ent and G szarrett ¢—3 = a ‘erroran se 5 vo : ai ~~ ¢ sae ' : 4 ~— — ‘ tree? —_— ° Pyle be? ts 4 4) R ae , : ; ( ’ ce age . ‘ - ¥ - Bast eertos r § 4) ~ of x me of wa : — ‘ ' b f 1 y Prish. 7) 3 - 7 ar 7 . "” . Me ay 4 —_— ) lefeented FF Meet” 3 acy Pp . »_ 2 0 Files ~f , 4 Po oe $0 . & Wormar —s e)4 The Count? singles titie « it ¢@ >! " | ot Mi hrs * 4 | : Sat aaae = tu «a : ee 2 Ghin lb § , 4 wa © ee ic oe —————_ 806 wT ieffer ef 3 . 1@ by Forrest Sty ngeies titie Was Won | ©o00 Sraaaee - - = %. , a * M y te om ; > | — it eri ter te fea tad ®o> As. > & . ; ' Sand , Tote . = 1s ; Krew * 4 5 - 4 ad Practer aie who defeat - & =~ | =a «ar e 4 ele if 5 barnes >i titer f..o ks : . ae pict, right in ¢t wang 2 3\ s 4 — bf : e ? é sire Ta ” : ; fo jofeated fi Maubert by @e. ! - —~ ¢ ee Get / ‘2. ie | ys Vomen Net | Score by iran rg ota is "9 2 s 3 reund on Saturdar n the final | Y ~arrens b : ‘ ) 7 , re | ; i) ; oe . . ” ‘ o ah OS 5 4 ° : x wat .§ ’ " “Lairering ger ‘ tar South s + *® “ ae a» &@ en Py > : = r ; Mur saiece Riache?? -_ —_ et ide « ee : 5 8 ence, am ann ae 3) & Yan of 2 @ . © | ers . a © - . ay de | Totale 5° 19 *H isi 5. WwW. BM ae . litt tanta @ , “Mier vf 4 : : i] ; ns , v 4 a : e PS oe 5 Paes Aefeated - - arenes “ex #) Tro- xX A a @6 - 4 a oe Nl aha a ln cal 6 ° s * itu SS 3 kA » 7 —— s 4 3:4 @1°% a 7 Rebert render eninge NN le Fet: Suc hite—Ene' ps! J » xi—j} Independent ¥ 4 - MH Vielomas Ps eaeas hn rifice h Westerhof? League. sien on Tetats « : . a e 2 os. 7 tefeate.? (“her's _ ge " » 4 > « x 2 a etd an Ai me FF} let fer 2 ; ; Vol ele 2° on ae La) i & ~ Fortune ‘3 Sto en ; , ’‘ 78 @ 2 Aiter defeated FE wr eee} ; O-=—19 Oo rm ~ % Bern! ie eee a ¢ _ . ’ ‘eo - " a b . Jam Jahn nger. Zurfiy ee adie deans ie by $20.2 «, = % ox =. Noate be ea Ly * my wr » ——— . — eee ‘* 0 4 er a r —_ wie } ng Pa ome ball uh. W ester x= Oa ae a taaees ene . | (4aa@7 Lee tires Se fea’ al K _ — ‘ eaienn — b . Lact i 44 ‘ines e Nl atl latins, : nh § : h hm | ball—By Casta > a tt ~ POLI&t# Fa Le es | Ds dl Saiaaea s ° a & ‘he Ick eR DATE DP >» Sheck Riaewe 4 i % © @efeate? Ted Youre + ' ee——Strick ar acr (9 Wilg | me Of? Bern: By Camani's s. , oe am )f- = 3. .43 12 1 Poon Rite a ah errtae 1 th. Gung » te 4 ee enn - : wie wi “ | ] nN " ie (>) 4 LD ’ . s «2 ’ a ° By 3 . r tae P hi ts tcd- Dh ? 4 Pa) s ” Ftolarski t> & 3 s ' oe men ™ Bee Sestcher ; wo riches detaute Ruaec feld deteaied batte...1> 2 " ‘ me Kiana 3 _— A avs There Was 2 Kindli S ~ ry. Lett and 6 Shannon > 4 ; * ; ye if "3° : ms cae — tt . se Lebaiateie » four rim «oN cor & ee Ss tru ett : - -W a! TO ullen 7 " Y Bre'ski S +) Se eee Pr ccchiana's. Teh tn Sane Aspirants, a Helpful ier Spirit for the Y ouager | Beeld SoSeergiete &° Paice Hes Thiet $13 Eats 3 923) Bs wit a. a Kamen: areece. | * Rpires me came es see iPful At tit SOUTH Marulos cf. 4 1 @ emarski ef 5 22 3) oe. : : fr . Ptinore : Reenn «eee t = _ Mone boat . 9 - A ER ue ba ta - . a ’ ' ad mt . ; ul ude, but ~\ ¢ ENT A ad Gc Taatz es . 4 > ~ az ‘ok 1 »5& ri * . anne St: eter + oe E eeeny 4 cont vagelr- erage a SF ave = MS Derela by ? Former “e - : . of Today, Ma nie- i . 2 H. Ez Pr ATE ~~ P pede. ..6 32 1 ytexvie eee BS B Netieckrot & Time of 9g gay : Sodailt ; yo SYS Recker 1b. 4 3 3 7M Ponte” 1 ti porter &. 98 OO Totele 50 28 os 1034" wal ram oe Pee. Sefeared William Jobnew ¥. itr Paveers = 42% or. Past © 9 2 Sites + _ : ea otels 60 2620 7 .,4°0 +4 | | | . rt RN, A one Ney ee eu h Dib. 3 00 1 ins KU , " aYdn THIRD ROU NT ope —— geet wi = ¢ 4 * 6 McN : 290% ] si “a TOWER Caw chiermer GA eo. "dvienset ®t - hee ~ an By Lawrence abre'© 5. ‘ 1 2 l.Diet hx i 3} >| | a a *. 39 9 912 “3 : ' ° Ri Bi we : eo i) — Pua ¥ TERED aware AR Uo 4 se ‘IN Px Ry fet ' 9° © Mer : > q . , e | r bentey Nias Sate | gefeat oad . . ” rT 4 : a , - wr Special Correspondent e ~ o7 4 + 3 } , — 5 4 I ° 0 rs) ; Pohish _ ~ ee i $ 3 4 5 @ - as 4 7 t 0 7 "> Bate “a0 Be hi ek + ». wi... 4 . g ‘ . o~ ws 2 ? ? ‘ ; to the Post-Dispa elma. 3b.3 , ? a © Paarl ef 3 0 1 Meietm ‘S S 7 ‘ 7 ©@ 4a is) 4 8 a e 0G 7 é i. a ,bertan ates & ene say 2% - 2 oie F, L ; £1 NEW YORK Lug. 24 — 1923 » toh. Ll. tele 34 1213 “ Giusethnar - z ? 8 ? r Tae-nane bite x Bout. 24eOtet*s : 4 ; > rm e . y - @ & ; = o a = ‘ ; — i es t - z -s 2 Solari. a i. Bude : _t Raeenteid defeated Mo Peteh Maar r? . we. Fe ‘Tewd of women im ¢ ; n teneis stars + Innit Tor tecki. Tatz Pel: bane —. Malien — : etcher & 2 ; : 4 ; um in he ww are be mm > : ta.8. °9 2 ' 2 eh rem ammen, K.«. a5 Nom - ' Prev? » & @ . ' ay eae ~ Of Mitten 8 cohen defeated Ja “% 4 » : ¥ _ . ; aie ae — , + if ; ee . ie 22 Pailac b= 8. & mes M Sastre, mam , & ; ° im ery good tenn! than i used sna» - HEITZ ee | 2. b Smith. 2. Struck eit Moe. \ ~) Pellnck Gefatet 0 Dearie 7? =e imo on ae eee ified that next ‘Ss, and is sat- amazing t to be. One of th ap = GEBKEN prey &- ye BSL ee ee - ae Rick. Tich . Reker Jf xt Sseasem she ng hings is th ® Gettz cf eH . : :. + Worden m. 1. Pitch ee le fon i ee Rab higher in the national will go tem of rub-dow: the present sys- Ttinks 35. = 2 Si het & =) * wt * 3 inn gs RA, eh fume anew Fs iy! . run-— Baar i + tee ayo teurnament m#* and aN t 2 Meta gr 4 ‘mgs: off Semi te 4 ~une Brookfield Splits ee pet ST. Rener. 3. Safien ‘Ran she did this y ent in the ¢ leah masea gi hin'r on 1 2 1 war cf4 3 4 innings. Smith. § hits oe ter rm arn this year reasi ang Kur } . ern 0! Pa Len t rom — Even. oe - woming back te + He present oA m, as though our Meta": ay 5 Bhs Fetens te ; ; - i pe | 10" aneawen gr Diane th Collinsville ‘ald, “I noticed sie ae ' she | were ilealiemdaatt of lady stars eed in.3 0 i ° Te — 1°43 : C | Ke — ' * . ; pimy e ; Many (hi ‘ — nters ~ , ern rt_> 4 me ” ~s — |e? aad the Qe 2. ‘ne. 74 ar : League. id met ob ings that rs or football Burtt ~ ? e. 3 - i 00 oe : temew = mok. Serial + t obtain ers ll piar- ier ¢... we - ~ fold amt the Quincy Karine eplit a dew | COLLIXSY) Poet Desa full é~ in when I was in the “ y- BS 2b EL Mere a3 13S SHELL. smamee “ ” Brewk flee ow ~ OLIN SVILI img of thi wer A fe dl a - ‘2 1 @ Rearfen i ; i 24 MITORI Ts “*> =. beng “Un v ee | oe —? wee : ololt . nines. Ther °F “oy eur =f. ue ». ” Qj nd +4 t Stans AP Re gE it = ; Nivcnaum. To the . Seamer Mere lea a 4 — Rene, °° B* ® Kind! re used «@ to « r stars condesc Ser ff. 2666 AO); a AR : Stree Se cede tonnes Meets ances ASG St aooets 2 BRS indlter spirit oa the part ie gh eee ae umn comtemeani- Wins 5:5.8 $f} 7 9 2 foe PTS Sige see ee te @ sh eteut. Bostet Lite mana Marryt ie > a ° Dilazing stare is . @ gives i] «kich 3 . ee ie > 1° [Wines of 2 4 ter tanned Warevit. + “Ate J . e for the y annua — ee . are 3 ; A + qi ~— : 3 « : Vine + ; : 23 : io ~ oy age apolitame 7 “ay call i Yeu several or at least t a43¢728 Thete ; 620 ta» > ae 2g tom #a@e8o0 878 O—R & «& —~Mars 4. KL sermeone! . nal snobbishness—of of them. were — tition, ; eee? oti ...2 © 6 64 "=>. #208 ; : * ®. sBreontiot” 20006143 9-8 23 . —e iiahnahifiiae wanna to dake tae oe there. Mise _ Time of 4hittt? . eae 0} Rady >. "0 06 3 [weite % * t I ° — a ; he rat “ss real- | in that the fn - afris £...9 & } s - SBOUND moe adits . ther amazing ‘ing of the e shor-. . Tetale.. 3 Currden : Te meee Score hy inmimes CAME Wi veth : They stick Engiiah ter IST Eo e. 11 8} ” 22¢5 oy, ERC LANET >. , cr Rke a crowd of tac aS the Wightman Cup nis team tm s a ao8 +: ? . ". = Pohnmgy Nig we is batenre | at. — never scem to see the em “a6 the English won matches. which $ mia! ae008 a ae une Ritters oF Gat Bercuinnene ia oe | fry. This i hardly beipt: ee abeence of the a due te the, tt & eat So te Post-Diapatch. 5 — a. . hare couraging ror the re an. | which oTricd weather Mo tlews tourmes ag and ‘eaihe- women ted the Engitsh Sos eis. two years ago, whes played here.” they et. af in te ~*~
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* ba ‘ ‘ae So om ae Ky - Kh | e | _vis Cup team player, today ie.in | | permanent possession of the New. TE LEAGUE NG Billy Johnston ~ ; Defeats Norton §:2 In Newport Finally + Brilliant Flash by Ray son and chmond n's dou- County e Kirk- ting the Richard iller in ~ after- L, 2—6€, attack, ed h and the in this fin any erratic _in the| wh and tennis. | i place-. ras bet- Brvant nd fifth @ game of the ated in e@ score Finger ree fol- ; Rose- | | eighth | fore called the turn. 5 to 8. @ ninth . point, | | Service at 4—1 in points and th it ed, ppeared | irth set! ' 2 |ton's for the asking they flubbqi Ve? sin the ost tn- e Web- 5S to 1 playing. | d their he eron- Kames, > match ed he team | Forrest match. 6. §—2. contest mh from ~3; 3—6, i i inka 4 bie plava ek the. | Gumersheimer __ 0 0 : Fred udwiz. a | Greiner, Brediev. Three-hase hit— ew 4 \isey. Sacrifice hit—Croner. the a | Freund - “| Adama. | Adams. 3: Rog- | | game—7- 10-00 / ing a ae : 3 nh . © Po Ge ’ 7 ~My “Stow pe . a , in Doubles Final Surprise . Johnston-Griffin, * Pe ; Fe ‘3 J » r fom ‘ : , e, _—- Bos hk ahh Special to the Post-Digpaich. : 4 NEWPORT, R. 1, Aug. 94 ees | William M. Johnston pf Catitors. MMSE | former national champion ang Dae mills pat ~~ see port Casino Cup, emblematis Lot three championships in the ci - no’s annual invitation singlés tops. We nis tolrnament, as @ result ofags.s feating Brian I. C. Norton of @ ee ns Pe aerer = fi ae wo) *° : World’ CH AR me Sf > miuimnec. MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1925. TORT ree. ETT er s ; : Saks i - is AAC SR Ns i a ON ee r - ‘s ; . , , EG ee ee vn Seine gre See Pe oak ve >. Oe Oe a ee a Ee a Fe ET NE me re 4 -_ " = - & , « . P * 7 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,900 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED 5 of y ! athletes, doctors and So watch out. 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Only one bot- tle to the same address or family. aa ewe—a ~ eee wtetaemwen to You Get | During 1924 the Post-Dispatch | printed 6064 Agents Wanted “Wants” — 2363 more than the Louis in straight sets, 6é—3, 6—3, yesterday. Bea) > fant ads. rgains in used articies THREE other St. Louis newspapers In one of the weirdest m — + seen on Newport courts in 9 ipue” while, Johnston and Cl "7 Griffin v@on the doubles fina} trot Ray Casey and Norton, 6—2, t—4, ae ee eI ; } * — 5—‘, 2—6, 6—1, which serveg gg) z a fitting finale for a day of ant). i. climax. ie ‘8 ‘oe ’ AX y's \ Phone Nearest Branch HATS CLEANED D0 Johnston had the singles cham d pionship match well in hand die ing the entire play, which COn~ © sumed 59 minutes, except early in the first set, when Norton took. the lead by winning the first tws games. Johnston was rather en J > ratic in the early minutes, but Re steadied quickly and th 3 ‘ a ’ was master of the struggle. A Long-Range Battle. It was a battle at long 4 Johnston, seeking to conserve hig: strength for the tournaments come, exerted himself as little i possible. Johnston, fell into his od | fault of overdriving toward be last, but in the final game he flashed brilliantly on service, seq. / ing for the first two points, tis | only two aces of the game. ; his overdriving, he made up fer each lost point by brilliant plac. © ments in the final set, and of theses he scored 10 to Norton’s 2. 4 Johnston and Griffin domi e the doubles championship for twe sets, winning ¢—2, 6—1, with litte | ROE LE ELE ALLE BEBE EE. Ya 8° : t ~ a - 3 . -* 4 . trouble,- before the break cams | 5 In faet; they led at 3—1 in the Me third set and the restless ones ia ‘ the gallery were already leavidg Be when the pounding Casey steamed 4 , over a service which won for ie - team at love and two more a : carried the younger pair inte iff ¥ lead, 4—3, — The Comet Flares, Then Burns Og, BF: Casey seemed a new piayey. #-B. | Where he had failed before he was ~ -— Satu ). i . ws zing : 4 334 93 ; ee Ls fete ; ' , 7 Denver | Colorado Springs and return and rday, August 29 - now making every shot count, the ball right and left and down the, center to the discomfoft | of Johnston and Griffin, who wer © too surprised at this whirlwind aj. . | tack to effectively form a defense © immediately, and the set wegt against them, 7—5, and the rogt continued in the next set, 6—2, bé- © the veteran Californians @ Casey took tie @ first game of the final set on 4 - RY 3 “a - AP & Tan, Pe = i was finished. His flashes had died-and the tables were turn Points that were Casey's and No® and Johnston and Griffin agai Tickets good going \onall Wabash trains, at Saturday, August 29, - “Pecihe Coast Limited” Lys. Union Station . 9:03 am Lvs. Delmar Ave.. .9:18 am “Si. Loms-Colorado Limited’ 2 Lys. Union Station .2:00 pm | Lvs. Delmar Ave... 2:15 pm “Denver Express” Tt Lvs. Union Station 10:30 pm Lvs. Delmar Ave.. 10:47 pm dominated the scene for the vi¢- 4 j tory. R f an a ee Los South Side League. 8 4 - & j wee ee = Wabash on Good for return tmp to reach St. Louis prior to midnight of September 8 Wikies $'0. Tickets good in : | parlor and sleeping cars on pay- ment of usual Pullman fare. Bag- gage will be checked. Stop-overs allowed at Denver on tickets to » Colorado Springs. Reservations and Tickets at Broad- way and Locust, Union Stafion and Delmar Avenue Station or ask F. L. MeNatliy,, I)1vtsion Pas- senger Agent Wabash, 1450 Ry. Exch. (Phone Main 4980) a J, L. Carney. General Agent Union Pacific, 2053 Ry Erch. (Phone Olive 1305.) HC ~- ee A Paci 7 JOE VENDIG, PLAGER - - OF BiG BETS, DEAD He Long Handled Money at Races and for Tammahy, on Elections. By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch, NEW YORK, Aug. 24.—*‘Circu- lar Joe” Vendig, betting commis- i sioner and bookmaker, whose name had been associated 'with big bet- ting on horses, boxing and elec- tions throughout tne country 40 years, died yesterday of acute in- digestion in his home at Sea Gate |He was 64 years old. Vendig had attended the bouts at the Coney Island. stadium on Saturday night with friends, as a spectator, and seemed to be in good health. Yesterday morning however, a sudden attack took his life before a doctor could be called. Although Vendig announced his retirement from the turf about five weeks ago to become interest- ed in Brighton Beach's real es- tate boom, which is reported to’ have brought him much money, he is known most widely as the ‘ghrewd, quick-thinking little man | who appeared with money to place for syndicates of plungers where- ever enough men assembled will- ing to risk money on an import- ant event. He first came into prominence in the '$0s as the man who laid the money of Phil Dwyer, one of the biggest horse owners of his) time. Eventually Vendig became) a book maker and took bets in-| stead of laying them. The achievement i ' te a in which he' took the greatest pride was the. organization and development of| the Belmont Fair Play Club,| named in honor of August Bel-| mont and his horse, Fair Play. This club, composed of the 10 lead- ing betting commissioners in the, East, annually entertains the) Jockey Club and all the most prominent men of the turf at a. | clam bake, to which it is consid- |ered a sign of sporting distinction 'to be invited. Vendig “did thé honors” at these clam bakes. Vendig had a hand in promot-| ‘ing prize fights such as the Cor-| _bett-Fitzsimmons fight in 1897, as| | well as betting on them. He was) the first promoter of moving pic-| tures of fights. In elections he; usually handled the money for the, | Tammany plungers. During the last 10 years he had mixed betting with business by) /managing a taxicab company, con-| | ducting a lobster business, being | ‘a deputy sheriff and finally '“cleaning up” in real estate. | He is survived by his wife, Sa- ‘die, and their son, Grover. REPORT, THAT SCOTT HAS BEEN FOUND SANE IS DENIED Superintendent of ‘State Hospital | Says He Has Reached No De- cision in Case. | By the Asacctated’ Press. CHESTER, Ill., Aug. 24. — Dr. Frank A, Stubblefield, superintend- / ent of the State Hospital for the ‘Criminal Insane, here, today char- acterized reports that Russel] T. Scott, convicted murderer, had been ‘found sane, as “all wrong.” “Seott is and has been under observation here fo some time, but no decision regarding him has been made,” Dr. Stubblefield said. !“Reports that he has been found 'sane are all wrong. I have reached ‘no decision regarding Scott, and /have had no communication what- ‘ever with the State’s Attorney's of- fice in Chicago regarding his case.” | A jury in Chicago recently found ‘Seott insane. He was under death |sentence for murder of a drug clerx | ‘in a downtown Chicago holdupe' — ee ‘Scott's commitment papers ordered | . . 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If this commission finds him to be sane, he may be remanded to ‘the custody of the Sheriff of the ‘county in which he was convicted. | BAREBCUE FOR DEMOCRATS: Senator Reed to Speak at Event Here Labor Day. A barbecue, with an admission iprice of $2, will be given by the /Democratic City Committee at the country home of David Israel on Labor day, Sept. 7. | | YJsrael, a Democratic politician, has a place at Clayton and Lay roads. Senator Reed is to be the principal speaker. | Proceeds from the admission | charges will be used to help defray ‘the cost of William L. Igoe’s con- | test of Mayor Miller's election and 'as a nucleus for a 1926 campaign fund. ADVERTISEMENT Is Your Child Thin: and Weak? Cod Liver Oil in Sugar Coated | Tablets Puts on Flesh and Builds Them Up. 7 In just a few days—quicker than you ever dreamt of—these wonder- ful health building, flesh making tablets called McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets will start to help any thin, underweight little one. 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Prk ; & ER COLLnse. & — ae sen | eee * es og in as hn, oo GIRL—¥+ " E. ae em at —Experienced a aicis wo “ : Mberai + ohare earns D Tia Moe, Zou to aos Co. N—Experies pe | and ex} aimanena i ence — | > es re 422 Lo | FOUNG Apety om hale 2 St - an reward a ing. , Foc 6th LER = RPENT Le . anced: ~ a aT me- | ee . es spatch. | _Deim adult whit Oo gg a RO GIR 7116 =. M ~~ 7 me chee CNG ” SS wry __™ ER Lerte and ra. (c) “G3 hor t had on ic GTR. ar 2 its te a ope {e) br: iDe LS 7116 & Bres : - J Beret dwavy = ; r wv * needing - Apoly om banne. inion - Pale, SREP and | lent - xperienc: Pest Di fan 3735 work . a . 4°35 =~ > pherke: C ot -_ ao ork ' Washington bh ne ChatirEt Tw a cin | ~ a Db a By Gtr. fe a : —— S kéedeit Taxus & SEO Sew th (ep Seni ge Mueraic ing help before taba gonee st °: Rom ae ee mph operate x finan ew ashing A 5 x a 35 —s) oi =| Sones War wean wo AIT | | xtew 4 Experte Jettenson, gad tele (eB) | ea ~ a ee = =. 5 week. Warwick, or sev organ. ae oan im nced ange shirts. iL —— Chila” A. . CORE 4108 Ove. a eepemnl oue SInL— LI. ee ge Launder “ALE: = Child's fe REM te ea 5S eye pean Torm™ - t . 5789 v: ~ oe re SLADI ae iw . eeu ve nin " G MS ve | 4a meaty: ta M- ra. fc} | @a Le 7 a ae re a e ™ and WEN y ow i ho as he cviwo SA Mis. Cs St ibe considered: diene adiieene a Ew ae mu tor port ‘MANG of @Z sentiie 1925 20 1961 wri Ag gid Co = cU — rs SER Seer mg? ; a. ER— Exper Bleéx. sued: ha perienced mam | umes g *4 ve) | ram | 25 eS : la- or 0 yo _Found i Deir ~ s oof ginseee. 9 nme after for « part ) MAN er this ry be } td. cle ae at. } far homed la — ©} Cau" 313 singer "0 walter i tas 3 ork : oo enone oe tani = Se re ; ? geed TT} Gs Ww tilt: cj ork . ama ud ~ ae | EDWIN # onlay. Thera wade RAME (x NT MAN] ngton. ar 200, en WATER ‘pie Apply ss Tuesda ; - 7 9 A . mm. Yea ine IN oa Post ors u & A » a ea pa die 7 cw ~ rate pnd pe fer. tollet
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T JRNISHED (OOM IN H OU SE or apartn tto a desir. | able te nant adverti | . ise in in the se colurnns = PC ST. DISPAT : a AvrG Ls "s a ‘SALES BT 2, | women wa Ee | Si SWOME) a” D Goo sw us for read enced gal Hy | carpets, ANTED ¥- + : * 8, contents : ) position to-wear; : p eswa n ; — at a AUTOMO tunity a york taro, hishin a5 0 Oobees Fer oan 4 Wo} For or y A tho: 0 s "Detter Fo Sal se Sen Fine dis lly ‘i gs Ar es ae ee i AUTOMOBI! j a .. peian’s. rnit ’ m BONES 336 piece* o N. : ranklin. cash early lar 30 7; 5 ae Spec oks For & For $ ROO! ms a! FO ? ores Staraxe contents obs pall peed used “ gition oned a 28g oo lg a — ms w a | fa . fiate | aa ce mo einer-F nd he la h ext {T : A “ Cabany 603 s. nthly so "and fepainied: te mod Ta Hy RO | E— | any ame (S) SORINON. Spen eve down TOK Auto Co... ” Some ARD— ' Ww id ;, ictor meuet, Vow NSON venings A Co... eae BW ARD—West’ - ; tH | fiche b Oldest 3667 TO and 8 uto eges; mi , ng ot Pore g7 olive (Str ap- mob . BL. ROOMMAT ae. SCE tT : no! cash d at Inez iles : 4964 ene V5 s for. HOT-AI LLA “. oo price aler in the cit} rene __Misoetianeo es A—Fron s. ATE or AIR ELLANEO RP ot eG turn the ane da Sa ee t 3 sw | good FURN ous = : pO. anos. b !- 1922 cit lane le— ater: ori 6) Spree ANTE jron- R FURNACE Wid—; WANTs -. efor hou 3501 ‘Lucas. ric-] | Du NASH 4 ‘e2) nn 20.06 a ee scale, io as 5 aS? Sie. dh 22 saay _ Ati - an misc Colfax 1686." a =; must cpecoag lle a (e14) mechanitally; ps -PASS. OO $s Room referenc bath, (c34) 38 Junia - TATE g = ge eeeees is WES home: convenience : in — se * el . For “home of P SOR [aN — a mix ; En $1 85 and Sunday. WE gguring , Segseyes ote. diam wsechcengeggic = peovk prefe &.. AGENT — wad Sy ~ lie, pe ‘ acetone the 5 SALE }| ; is | BE yen gO aR ts 2a gmind: “wate ye : Roy MBER %£6 cress e | men gl 8 eres eeeeee Ww ther water, 4549— Room. . s’ aq $40. water h -- mg 50. usua) BUNGAL ows A | ya's. of a ss Re U ! sg. £Z. ev SED ST o we EST fe. emplo 4928 ENT F For eat: : ‘income ao canvas 50 Ole Reo Cor. enin CAR | _ chil PINE yed: m board: BUCK APARTM Lis LAT—1 est 6261\ a | Eensrssort as} 4 vasa clean : 9 = | Giveaway pri © 7 Garrison and Sunday? aren: "belmnat 228 a) a KINGHAM “COUR = Far or wom ma gar 10 Do raseme nt rt and ow ‘ony es my week! price rry! — ~~ Locu 4 Alar sans age (3) 1316 sunparl URT: T 7? Ve “2-2 ; w | 2) | = Boruey. “& : R CAR CO. swe a = ~ ae ROO board. U “—? 5 ped ———— alcove eH n, § - = ey vee wid CAR CO lways do it. nin = Ms NION. sleéoi on coms 1. Delma mod -) » & 10 ood J ° - & Oo ho (c 5 ne. McPH an r ern. ‘ot good ee the lectric See ea ai Ses. ; ). 2921-27 La witsoS io. 7 - . FOR RENT: ' 1 aAtiA AM “anna rooms, unser $1.00 np rirablg location and ea uieo) | ee s Month Per hh 1QU ae in. 5 t 7 Locust. Mo. | |i! | LCA Ce —CITY at ISON, FOR § Laeret ocation; 7 N a7 iN ne Ahn semeny hous? "brie: E FU 00D Spare B17. udeb ( ZAR ntr 8 RENT 8 OLriVv mn; 4 ice atural lestman site i - -a- RN SF I= chest (ce e ak el) | /i $1 da HOT al AN. q rooms 0.00 IVE, rou conai " Bri n Oakh k. cash D brac ISHEN ORs bee g,gentlerie pies $ ) 5- er 1 ra yw EL, Tier s, ele { 414 mis, 12 RD— AUTO @ term r.ode} | and e excep an a sold ie elec- 722 o7. T re ips A gs araw In u A. K © seems Broad: | eto ay, bed: on De a 34.75, ad is wanteed: $159" ees: TS chia cos) | nated the edad Chevrolet CUPPLES P Northwest “| APARTM Ghatout (8) | "Cove 3k Bae altar, te) || Cae Sy ~— sale : SEQPEMI ANS, ch and bal 1 1 DA ef. Ca STO ie ll 87t FOR a oor ‘eo ; overh e. (c28 are e fin ebaker: olet a eeping L.. 47 EN 415 N. $47 — Modern w ‘ ee ence: $20; ae cr il Lindel Wi } ' ¥ oa Bee Coal C . *) Ev ay Fe 187; new 19 pen cann into St miles ere __ rooms SIA, : Horect Bat shouse- rthw T for th td.—Fo entral est or : not } NOTT BEN | SINIHG oOo SEE Oks Aap ae |. oe }'Co.. Bomont ORD Roasters will” take $56. 2} | RY ordinary erie te ratio swith kitchen; a hast pase; | -raxe. 856. TF ae £all_Grand Eh “win 390, _ Sho yy a a> | > & S ban. : able rs. §8D- ot » { servi -~ at ult Cabha ste ficie OF ; th . | aia for hes, My etter Peace’ °° 44 ) “Box. A- 104. P an orde: 87 — Raters. 9oo: maren 66 sage Tages gg n year BO : = i; oe side pre : Biogye satcigg uick OC st-Dis poole ag ope and de- | es b Stu enabl _ Too NICAL, uth a ELL sat | be 4 | DININ chea ave ee 8 (C2) eve wrd rom; on: 2 de- uilt debak es u LL 3066—Be z 80 ey ING MEE | low: NG D. net 3; enings Pao ES ot certi in er 8 BOT: 1; all OU 3 hair, “a siry. i. mivers --— 3R% ane For feos — Ser gy sre nil conc a. TANICAL. 3.5U —aame _brivate crate arlor: “open. Cal ay.: PARTMEN iency ET west _ or ots to be off 04, P ts) “winging WASHER: edeiyate ta —S «& del; Ge TRIER Rn Hl eure’ S sgh engin ny ringer arena eee, om; | ——— 190%. JONES RE (1902. and = a ae | BUSINE ered | { on , b rin — : ‘i Bs com ' » Bs wilt me Em MIA e ep 4 Ss, { 2S Ve ami f L GQUuiIvS, i I ars mr small. fami] pannirk late - SAFES _ = light. = aia? cameness, a RI: gga and ie eran a Alig cone a ge a By - ao ry CO. aa ~ blue l er year t . 6 f r% home for coup ee __mar 425 > an : oo Jus ace . : nec acres; | «lone pre to zovreet: — em, aaa | eee i a, || mars of fr, honorable ne rent || Feat eal soap att | TA WET ae Sint tits oth te bat | sbiSrttaae stron ( an st y . oft $35 Ss ar ordor et © “ sa : 0 Ss, over B ° oard: ea K t amb po } eriericr Co. 3220 Rssortmenta_ in oe have ene 4 it: wall we: vault . Br ai ours oa ee : f: Lh } ur m at ys a uto C enient | Stude r Bi an I - ng rooms onth effi s le e ya | : . inh ining com A an c od Co. nt ‘ tudeb ig 6 . | nen 1 Vict sir clen ub part rd; |) at@a | FU } bre aw room plete. J 1 i CTI N ome R «Vv enin 3667 1923 t . Five y- |BARTMER, West 1 «3) | Wee all ast Boor AcS) onan RS 9 08 Olive sae: i Dutch ‘kitchen. iy at $0 resta itiful f 22- in ue e¢f 0 . 6 and : fermi] on.) me for a eee | ee ns oe Cerne tage sae || a S aeek: de Wines clint se Saneting Bou RESTS peta gprvaned | Pein By ily _ | ate ai ate Sehet "CL . tuf oW 4 » a Ty ae : and oc , roo 4629— a th; use- _owe apa shi oe GE_ tric, rick i 0 wcat e rner ieay- SE «+ ty other fed: «x st. pewrit hi oe Sun ust. | uto ms; "8? a were respe rer Grov rtme are - “BL., fror . gra A : ree Vv wn “fe RIGE articles. a | Olive 3 er s . : dav. Bi rs ‘NRI ok an 2 connect ig ct- Grove Pa nt w ny bea or 2 4216 ut driv initoid— iAucti yea ’ _ V RA 4 4 505. ales © ; iL | GHT. d ra ect I - es _Park: § vith A ‘utifull _brick: mach 5 ET ee e. flo one - rs ash or, stde TOR— 302 ke «s O.. 199 === Oc ing 456 nge. g furrish ; $65 ouple illy _all ines La r: |! ers: . : - j vw : ’ i Tt AT a 3 a i u roo 9—2 rrished | et - . Gra ne 22 ‘fo rge cl i . (@ RU 3s aut rote Se en ; » i . AND ni siene cages ‘it te HU P § st ETZEL. ms, 1 sleep! connecti ed | FOUNTAIN, W sna "3326R. nveniences._ repair shop "x A. R. SC sé tee ‘oo, reas 7 EHICLES Jooks ‘like new: ood 3DAN Acce cer | ETE L., 6400-—Housekeroing hi jhousekesp | FOF pecans athe aes s. | TO LET- inthe. Be: AS See n Roe = 3829 je. Chics ; WE 50. tiree ne an AUT ories ing: kit 30A—2 irst. floo rooms, Coe) 3. ISHED convet y furnis INESS + RK a iS—New a 29 Finney. Cc BS —Good. wit. | BER’ 2944 ae ee | — 2 PARTS — , Parts | ETZEI chen | room is mod. room su! APAR Stecsa, saan | BE PRP VA pecial gee rand w and ney. i vod, with ihe S. cR'S Ts U ully _ Sidmay 3 TSF F & riviles s. light KENS ulte; ba TMEN adults apt. | EST | Cent SES i VLE ms ter sligh e “A enstejr frial ies E. Co SED C ST. 3790. of an ——— or 8 en; pl 736—I P “house he INGTO th; ad T—WNic es) shoe oca tion ral | vy t fi og and up. Fy . , 1321-2 and § Gate 3B ED CAR EX | Open y car. 20 ale bath; See a ae Keep. | 413J at. & N. 50 uits. Forest clean gation in eo} PARK N- e Co., 1b: P and w sed; 2 N uarante . en E yarrison’ Cc HAN ) eveni 2001 twe * Priv Ay light droom 13 a3, ele r 84—3.- orest 9m an. e: rent , ored RE ds : VAC _ 3220 rosser Fu ilson ; - 4 15 thules . Broad e- == venings and yn eo. Auto ngs. S oth. | F » Christi home and and tat PAG Be ctric: $6 room 711 We 3116 I $40 neizhbo Al, ~ girls aed "UM D Olive. rniture j harness, and way. 39 -- —-— -- ge. bus . 4- 2” «to 9094. : Olive 3 . —— . iV A ldg. flo« .G Mi Co... 1 money: — = \OHINERY h Lacquered -Pas - e: tern ys: bodies: iferson. Auto vate hor e; mode y furn , p. effici nished 0—Ant. stop. plant ries an —itntire te 165. 5093 yeust, wa ee ACHINE 117 Olive. : ie For Sal auled al s. Sed ' 6 to sul ies: ce (c8) 2181W ne; neat m; ¢o ished 3 ee ency ail. omte 404 Oia oy lagen e building. 2 (c8 MES", en, =: E— ve : Sal new ti at o ake bi an | it. 26 ommer> H satly d nven! room n, di onsis utside r $125; au Lo alter nent; ing. 2oxii Py — 37 ea Eden: t ur ue | 2620 er AM 4 eco e! 2) «Ca ni tl ; root : >. w s el 2 me (2) | WASHIS a . Giiie eciig, rae aoa ped; 30-day ir factory shops: over- | eoao=tiee Bodies F a Sine 8 * reat TON, 023 —G rated. Parkview | W. chroot nace of i er ested ate? areata teal : Rare ah ny dente S| G G 3 vileant _— cx 3 guaran eels, nearly | ha tun Oo . | KEN orn; ‘orne! bad As +5 ower a Bm oa LocusT. SALTY CO ne oy cf ve ve al (F x wola- | —— NG. ~ MACHI rang Neck er and yndition ; 294 tee: gs J Cc nd-ma truck r Sa SINGT privat r Del eaiaiine HING must eds, ‘ Cs) %§904_ ce e or t roo way ercu : some terms equi o. F de: $6 bod ceidhean le for iTON. e fa mar: — ood STON be sce tile 2 , 802 Re ».. 107 lease s wan son)— Co. | Ny a new; b NES—L : G-36, Post- emery |. WEBER 4 LOC p ji} ings ord De 60 buy: ¥: good L house 5012— mily. la ia fio ny... 4319- cen to bo] © stgries bal nn ——-—— & %, 7 ted ; Th aT ere Meehan, avgaine: low down Dab: makes. & axe SE and pola. soe s. = dy Ce Ca if nes and realer. ours it. ood condition. ACL EDE. 4441 worst cpnnecting, rge unfurnished. heat. , 4319 —6 ——— (2) aot we par * 8} t. Ja —" brfek. ome you G ra . “ohn | pen son EPT., ' — cust. otar | LAC. . Del —Room oor f roome li MAN Shear ye: furnign i lta urnish rage; 2 floor el) _——_—__- EALTY “- i rent rou hirts. ce ’ Riscten: ot terme; Buen, A | W VILLYS. K y. fap c HASSIS- =} oa Sale APLE, 507 housekeeping. r eemtee saa ROOM otf nene. adenta 5 lars, - CO... 1 ag Gia 4 ee * crurahes Ww ork oo Ler oa ae } eome | NIG eure | and 3 ealer. area ins. ood condi Soe MAPLE 7. locatia leeping — com- ric, ,Forshing; IENCY. et 172. ( i] — steal N aa = th Tel peomelege: : ad sec fj rat ar ah) 7 ' , HT ” ~~ jundavyvs. YU 3 Loc Tevis ition : —— he “us 55 mi real ‘or house (1 ’ SpE Rf : silver beautif $75 , ~ = c~) 40 FA ror orth — co) - lephone migh i ALK Sowstes pcone- name f good ba 3 | a This car gf cexomee #4 $7 “SEDAN eee Geen ove ? $800" so0nconnestnu pee keeping SEMIMON’ ee ull, furnished ; bess. 000. sauare OR WAKE “Ferguson aE nal : =| urniture. rgains in ss ia ition: pa is in Al ° 00 | evenings Crt) a eepiug: g rcems: | (e8) | 6016 Ki MONTHLY. abany 68 sides. prink}er | feet. la AKBHUOL A oF: 2 an id. OUR SER’ ee Xena 311 8. M oh ¥ 4 | el egg _. tires meas | ie kr ny peat cont pees einning steam- | a5 Weniming AL FURNIS (3) Tyler 3¢ Od. C. if deaired: elevator. —— | RICHMOND Maplewc ae ( / Call VI i BR kr: us car you scenebentanel y st 2612. AS ae eile 7S Sone fel vill ser, 3 sean $2 ED. 101g Mul teem | — D PL. 740 ood Fi ce? ) for Bom CE at o1 want r isterin - McP inuous urnished — ic3) cd ns , 3 reo 25. 15 M mn three — _—T 7400-~Bunk: i write | an strate eee ae and POLICY s 4 5 with a ways EE atae Loc cher eT eal value. | tomcat = ePHERSON. —anE. tel ee | FLA pened ‘$4280. ee) PTT, South — utider.__Benton ‘BOF 30 7 ee 3 } tak ur lin o ou a wi part ng 1a a ; S$. Cc . ED | iceP rtm Ve 2 ‘ or- i } TAN w ait ) # vic, Oy noel = ne of hi show i é "ARK for Bt go Ml. | Oven & G CAR HERS ent. or: ery (co) | TS F (qe) | —— Sai! , O71 est BA “oO ce est - ‘ 6) ease: eae | ae — a k i5: nS A? r uote ; icK— a ane | Oe ers 0 AN 8 3 room, - . | MAGAZINE nt $20. t ci flat: 55 o6——Lara ‘Waba bust pew cken ns pert RE — , + aggaapeat CO.. A % oe wan Wantes aS ished —" : gow Pe For r Sale short, es — ag navanced HOOK. sh eg | % boas es - patent ; ie fornished N —— NE. 3041 ria Looe = a ad t: adjoins corner mode Somer gag shee) 3313. phoue, Riraiture: a ra" : : MO — > Jie 4 for part XDLER— wii, Booe 6-55; retin | S96LA Easto $339 Michigan. iis: piano, | : 5067— convenience ee —Good cor at BROOKS Ris rae. modern store an | ape a - oO VA I | 3 Darte. Al c —7- 5 Rus 55 | ton. C lichi pular m ano, | OLIV Twjn aves. f 28K electric, an aiikaas RE coc pa RS RGALTY tore; | and | U —- S | A ld F S re. Aj] ~~ 806 _ for F ondition; pass to sel. refiu- __ Vabany s61 Vict Tusis E. 4. 4239 , beds: ~ pri ‘o6) lat: de JbA N a $2 alee: EALTY ation. , sow ren : BUN nivers ae "¥ at. urn A BE. mn. 344 cinds - tg mi ord; rea! uring: ¢t fel) | Pian any O61. c.or 909. ern a S—F vate f PECK, corated. —Aiso 280) ; 8] ST CO.. 167 ty GALOW— sng ity Cc eran nae 2 th fi it L a W 1 dj ral ar. price barga! bis os _ ay | — urni am- | 4022 $1fi 28 _ (3 Pte. - 07 N. 7 pees N ity Cit : nee) é ure Exchan me . ee unin. Ps “th UOT ed a8 Se terms 6 wit “trade im ane Organs F SY PAGE BL sa pre fe ‘room (c2) | WARE: ein 2—3 rooms, t mene “-reom x83. J on FOR LE dean * | $50 * SAU Ot a ‘3 poten We te 8. wide New - ged for Asal oa voli bp ; Cheer a dea” ade ; ee ast be acnaromuar, fr good ae or Sale Prat ie is24—% ae nee, 3d floor wren 818. = first floor: $2 ch "ous ar: jmmediate . EASE — | 4 ¥ toe ar nt eset, five- a ’ ‘ a e : «i yr pon.» a7* . “ ite a st ; ‘cite LA - . q . vi~ Lie en - ) Beautiful 5-roo (e2) | Ww y ro 3 iis a olfa fl . 3 fl ooh 1600 gice Box ni- work| -2112- ee ITURE P. Sanaa on your’ way. to g. E. Cor Garris CARD et at evenines. 53 e§11802 gellar | ASHINGTON. 4 ne anne inte pe 77 na 3} pe ar 9700. ta Pik | | F108. Pos abajneny fot ia mee) —— 4N co. 5 * bana , to| => pen Ev 7arrison EPT || PLAYER: 2094 cash ci he 068 lone NAL. out ____ 4e2) | 77 etion C -~ rageceee ake. Tre t-i ispateh ful n Universit; - ) °. 3 0 aeenet Tada * ——= fvenin and “s t Pia Nort call | ek. yt-water; Roo - neig L. 64( h 7758. ane od Wai Ge Sit. | ‘hoice teh. y impr versit —| ee =f Dae: wnap. | ARMON—A-ruce na and Sunday 1a ti Tar nef gu’ casio Baar: | “ furtianca ater: private family: rod aera! ti * aan nae arantee Cop: mentee wl on une oved. (gy | aHRE a F A CRE “4 ~ min NE c2) overha: -pas ——————— : | games 8 Bag sei) our d con ition furnished IN BL. 4945 y:; $3.50 arage; $6 oors tilen roo ew flat, R Se dg. Ol | Post-Dis will divid ath e FRhxl ERDAS, to do ‘ ugust DIT = 4 | utes; car Y? . 4. high-ci me a ee nies Be ny omers; sola | W ASHI ON BL... 2055 — Lat dineine fie tieth: ‘steam new | Nsw EAL wd ( ive | RE hh Pianta es aa ler 1768" —s ? -¢) - ‘ d f “v -_ -_----- al : --—— - IN iy cit N » - cb0 SI . _ re on R “a Re » of New 5 Biting left in your evenings ca id 923: LEHMAN seat ae | boos mrs "2 single rooma, CONNECT E. 3526—3-room | ene: | a TENS Wid — E CARDS | ay Clty: e—Beautiful; br = mg before 10 | chef pee Se ~ aaathiend Loct ga : ” 4 TI ° 3 couch; ront. o 4483-9 ° 8. SCT I “ie Orn fla eo 41e5 Yois. Fi LIS} td — @ bath near u ———— ) vy Th | Cr ee %, | P wie" ] ANO WEST one housek &3—2 elegs iel mess ICUT, 381: at and Rivers i REA We sell th cedar hot- entrance brick: fe) | a i apserreinam ackar nm) ST 101 Oj}; ney CO ESTM!: large h eping 1 elegant 2 )| DE Call ¢ 3215__-Moder bath. | rvide 24 LTY € ell them. R. 200x1 closet water nA mate: _ Univer- =a aa | —— ad Si fee EINW live S . $9 VSTreR_ ousek roon nt 24- TONT Grand Sasdern 4 91. 0... 61 - et 2. 31 4 s: eve 7 room . +a z : in ] b AY — ’ t : De! R. 4( eepin ww: @ all Y, 4 1 3869 ern 7-ro | REA ll « ‘ort-Di cen: rythin 2-ca 4. 5 4 paes.: 4 e 6 rown sa Bab ° ( ‘ VY RST mar 42! 53—- Ding room. xtra re in-a J1SA- OJ. 4-TOOo _ iTa- apa te h price - m 7 D AT SAVI | Ml “a oF On “oo aft, before vt formance Practically a | ae rn ll finist ae, Sait de betwee — and kitch it bel earage ex 17A—S pone __ ted) | | LOT . Wid. = td A. EXC (c6) RESIDENC - son $ 25.000. Box 73 worth | NGS ‘ “3 AUT ashiagte sell. | to erell. ; ear tires | Qukk & ened, his vers any: mos dark WE conven: t floo 3739—" fe hi mode y 4/35 xtra. Oli heat large| Wee part pa | trade HAN | _University —Beautifal ics Ac? . - a ' 2 Rett ie lik . Co.. ale. € “ at i practi« t un- i EST) nces. r hou mt ni , 131 mr: a « 4 —_ ive 2 : open ; t. ne yment « my Ca G tile ty. mn brick - °6) hia FREE! OF % OR MOK OS WTD || WE hae Locter sf. Bap] | suas -Bc ys extended payments. count er BST MINSTER 1-43 me ote ie ae: *rooma, tile bath want any subd out food sie posers | for Soostar "phe geal ‘* : $1590; woe RE sARRI iT. Sa "oe SS ents. Aev r gentile ay hed : 5631— ool. wath; Box tra St. lo ated 12. Por dee every A ‘Ha F é. , e. n> ge WTD. . among Ss USED SON. né : ine 2 , Rood used RR ra ‘xis? lian ¥ Fr ST. ?P wt emen. ‘Room in ; | RADE 3710— k 7 rooms a =o Bento } ‘RE — af ¢. "Post Dist = do ¥... ; Ruside : ost: Dispa oi we thin nod Solis Ky e ndsome P “a z CORP pay é. Fag vell Evenings a DEPT. ‘Starck “Pla terms, $2 Bae my siaver. ee "INE “ar 400° Deimar s64¥ __ newly 710—-—De bm car and bath: Mu fel) a EST’T stn oa ) Bay NCE Upivere = (oG ) ry 7 . pr 10: _ ” Sun ano _Co. 2 pe 10Onn of yer- totaney "tabdementie ise. phone. 007_—Hous: e LOL halt J _papere siratbie e. urony Ww ! F : {¢ ‘| , | T met in parlo reity. c sini ieee "Ro. wegen bec? ee aa RDS W aes 1924 St aay aaonounl w Fidos, Taf) (ROO ee eer al S| sed $5730 vase 5 Bes id — Suitable -WTD. TO 8 1 | Feenstra rigcage tie took 4 . sy —-~'-— Pmt e Ls UV. very a ) oO +6 ; i _mtat> | Term oms Compl os Mot 2 900- of ee vy i | ne } NX ba modern r “flat: R a Kem. 956. a garax : ha ae a 4 : chea O = (cB*) ee AN De gern aev- | E = Se: , nd att o. ¢t rdwood line a vesehateeh tdci eo Velour, Rhee for Sa (eB) | Sport Willys-Kk 4 OMS and B aiibciaeriiae tee Lehr | yreakfast OAH. | } 2 ¢ ONOSA invest elect f «. § wate ever a 4b nvent 208 — it” | getive ,; Cassy ~ diOX on FP bi (eZ) T | R Size High O £08 ber coupes top a n_sruck. 417 Dita a si Be acsinmes _S.—Room and ‘bo ibe figate at once 530 and tr bath BWAN. See Victor 4 Fiat: a) | Yeo and st zaecass, 83 Bicck east ER GROVES TI 515 a | s #21 ANes ; Spire ven ia : ee otor * pick guaran ome ae th — Teg truck. Hon. t elivery and couple and be ard | ‘wean HOTEL nee” Daim up: 16 HOT rees. — 4 afternoc ba Pema our cash: ipto | ese out I mn eet. Fe t Large 2 et : Tis er Teetisa x bany | nos AND Kit ANTED + ee 3 révrme. scsdaie 8. Broadway. , ed; KITCHENS BELT 7, w bath somely {© | ROOM: borhood cTTE—Cou ue. it's ater hea sha des. a AE 4, . te Park. ZENS acres uls . hand Pel. “ « (2 * 7 et. trees, acres. ~“B-r0 Cou 7 rs w he seneenahie & y be r 7 ome: __ #8) grapevines house. Post-Di " . easton. 6 Powe eneoen yy BE aes, tiie bas. = cause bad and : atch. equipp- oe Dive decorate Ferguson. 8 rough ‘i aT evan stents a — Bled i. $206 - fo “i0064 Fiat and hath. eat " ia oo Bi (2) — a BS mw Re? aaa So nc See
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SOE TS ae Oe ae oy ~ a eh 2 Rees 15 . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —- a eS MANBAY BVENING, ee GUST 24, 1925 oe “on aoe ‘Tm WORKING MAN’ N. GRAND. Opes LOANS ON PERSON'L PROP'Y. ~_Pummicure “Loans ime, yee need it. ne investigation a leware. Pay pack sf AHLEM "LOAN CO.. 2038 N. arent, Courteous trea 00 00 5:00 p. ANS Fee's Lean Co. eat io) ce 301 etre Bids. nm rokee and anon sidney B37. Meee Routh a te ke TO “TOAN—On ‘furniture — oth. Guaranty Finance | (ne $0 > LOAN~ on ‘tural ‘ure ana at ee colin seral: came to mult; QGQvyareas 10. iO Olive: “Se 4 ver - cent ber month “MOREY 70 TO LOAN _ ae Morris FP ly > aasenemaes charges 8 count. ndustrial —— Wel iston — rri “tip ATS Lo ag te — r nm terms: io The ' 307 Victoria Bide. sth and Phone 6006. we os ~y NG CO. Buyers } salary ated a0) 60> Holland. Biéc. WE. make | rst a ee SR tie payable weekly Retiable Laan amd Invest- Seat , for Raitroad “Men 208 Calumet Bide’ 114 N. 7th oi _AUTOMOBILE LOANS Lowert rates in city. _ANCE CORP’ “LASKER "FIN LOANS OW REAL ESTATE = H. and L. Vaughn, YAIY Howard and M. Fant, 614 Park 31 aed K. Margelsa, 2533 Texas. Ww EF. and M. Weed f'me Lawn. Mo. G. H. and W. Phallips. “415 Lowel and M. Pierce. 1902 Washington. G. Steen be? Mientrose. A. Probe 2334 Mulianphy. and A. Chase, 1116 Rutger. VY. Pestiin. 2840 8S. 7th. GIRLS. and M. ner, 2839 Montgomery. L. and J. Taner ch 45544 Garfield. | and R. Balokowsky, 1014 Frank! in. , ean@ C. Doane. 5318 West End place. and I. Gieselmann. 3969 St. Fer- BE. Helfrich. 2625 Silaterr and . Peterson, 2740A Madison. . : ae ‘ > HS o-ers on] . 3 ho om er e 7 YA sy s 3 ’ uri. M and B. Richards. 1227A Amherst. and &. Baurm«arth. 4°21 Betanical. M. Kopetrk, 211 St. George. M. Harness, 2645 La Salle and V. Shaw. 4328 Maffiit. and M. Schultheis. 3225 lewa. ad G. =e z, 4 4435 Page. 4 2 4 “, ~~ ’ Bie Bre suite 14f2 , Volenti. 2922 University Fueseer. 26602A Mevafiery. ~ > lo "REE E bool * a4 af z zo 2 ~’ é. = rs : 3 Koester, 3245 N. 2th. Jurik. 1039 Seulard. ‘ . 3T9 Misseurt. . new i 1GUSA nage. Reinhold. 1845 § 1 mia 2 Saas 2H43 hos xy BURLAL PERMITS. f Streiber S98 T6004 DPavtor Ama J. (ar enWway Ta 4515 XN rch. pe ee Mg] -. & 4 ~ ve [ o gaberh cir sendin. rhe — Gano éne Straver 3. SOROS (emens ™m R sa 2 moa... 60: 31. lx retta fia 3 mos 773; S&S. Kinege- — x. 3700 Fasten — 021 K os veka. ‘ SS0DD Arsene 7h 1418 he an. . . %) ne Thoms 63. 1088 Ss Kingshiz.- .&. ae von. “9 4°33 Cleve'and feiy Line=tbringer. 2 wWweei.s. 1653 N Mread wa i tictte Beil. 47. 1931 Morgar |. Pieree t 4702826 . Evans. (OO. J. Kieran. G5. 3405 Aldects | ANSWERS TO The Post-Dispatch Personal end teicphone gires affention, ed sincerity WAcn eccompanied ‘ al» neaparyoedite te Grant and rae were not | bers of the Masento lodge S—-We doe not give business furnish business K. T roe can Ket books fan cea ee This. was Ay s favorite hymn. HOPEFIU.UL—TIf : Pe ae avenue up the matter of AD appo! with (¢ ‘ongressman TH ANK YOU.—A black can be cleaned with am mon but light hats must cleaned with ’ oatmeal! plied with a brush ‘A white | it | hours. dratn the juice from the ib sediment and@ strain through a flannel or woolen cloth Fill | bottles, leaving enough room for the liquid to expand when again heated. Fit a thin board over the bottom of an ordinary wash boller | and set the filled betties in it. 'filiing the boller with water to) abeut one inch of the bottle tops and gradually heat until {ft is +} about a simmer. Take the bottles i ‘eut. cork and seal immediately. °| Seal te prevent mold germs from | L entering through the corks. Stertl- °°. iN pow sered pipe clay Rub the pow der on every There is noth! ng ~~ at- ing light-colored felt rubbed on "weth al A. _B—Felt, hats i draw ing an parts a a oe ' repeat the immer- and drawings sure to the air 13 until the color cuits, | the he pee lasting Aniline colors may L INPORMATION Louis Bar Association.) a notice to vacate before he- noti- fies him that the rent has been (BY a Member of the St. '% to sek home brew : } — Unless it oe : , fence in front you, proper notice, iure Press “Moinnca polis - St. Kansas City Star Garden orchestra: WGR, Buffalo (319). university program. WEAR. Attansic City (275 WHN. New York Ow! Entertainers. WHO. Dex Moines Alex Lindbiom, wsR, Detroit-Pontiac Goldkette’s Ensemble, dance orchestra WIZ, New York Street Journa! review, 4 Reed, contraito: Green and his Club Deauville Or- me ew “ KRC. Cincinnati (422.3). Legion program. Park Symphony Or. Staniey hour 8:19, Arcadia Daace Or- | QUERIES right to evjeot any Query. answers by matt, cannol be um medical questions of unduudl- by stumped addressed envelope. veed advantagevusly instead of (the above For a atiffening Gls solve 1@ patts buras, 3 parte cat- bonate of petash in hot water, then edd shellac, 50 parts, and bot! until all is dissolved Apply with a spenge oer a brush or by immersing the hat when it is cold and dip at once in very dilute #ui- i phurie or acetic acid te neutralize ithe alkali and ftx the shellac. Felt | hats can be bleached by the use of sulphurte acid gas Many of | | the reliable cleaning and dyeing ‘| cmbennaihaies as to the making of | establishments do this work. the various kinds m why BER. RnR. S—In making grape juice, mn | Use « ‘legn, sound, well ripened but ¢i not overripe grapes. Put them in (a cleanly washed cloth sack and tie up, then ‘crush the grapes either by hanging the sack up se- | curely and then twisting it .or a acee some one twist one end of | the sack while vou twist the | other. continuing the process until all of the juice is expressed into a receptacle which has been a provided to catch the juice. Heat } ‘ithe juice in a double bolier or | |stone jar so that iv does net come ,; ‘im direct contact with the fire. i'The temperature should be be- | t tween 180 and 200 degrees Fahren- iheit and never above 200 degrees. Heat the juice until it steams but do not allow #H to boil, then let _settiec im a glass vessel for 24 izine at a temperature above 195 degrees may cause a disagreeable lavor 3 Some as putt! ng the juice in hottles so large that mu: ‘h of it i» i spoils before being use increased. There are no particu- lar requirements for a notice of an inerense in rent. but the tenant does not have to pay the increase unless he agrees to do so A—You can be rémarried im- mediately after obtaining a di- vorce here, either in Missouri or in any other State However, it eafer to wait until the -end of- + 3a toe barrels the the term of court at which the di- voerce Was granted, as the court may set aside the divorce decree during /that term. HAPPY —You can get a certi- fied copy of the .divoree decree bv ving at the office of the Clerk +1 get es Ciereuit Court, Rroadwo ami Market streets. The “w fe could not be prosecuted for Duy- ing goods on credit as her hus- band is liable for her bills for nec- e«maries up to the time she Icft him. K —The cost of a contested di- \ rorce suit would depend upon the amount of work involved and up- an the other circumstances Con- eult a lawyer for an estimate of what his fee would be In case of : divorce the property is di- vided by the court as it thinks fair having regard fa- all of the ter divorce in Missouri are adwl- ’ .. & eeertion. intolerable ind'‘¢e- es, ervuelty and habitual drunk- enness ‘2 _ LL AA eo a WLW. Cincinnati (422.3). 6. con- |! cert S popular prograrg, pian sparks. Lyrie Male Quartet banged Miami Beach (384. ‘). 30, lance »rehestra 8.721, aa Ice mu- Ye sic special ies, WMC. Memphis Commercial Ap- ro (499.7). & ee Moon- t Syncopat wwe A. New York (340.7). 6. lee- —. . Dn ely T T.~wAsbury Park Dance (r- Daan % dance music. WNYC, New York (526). 6:14. band conmecert; 8:15. Trend ef the ‘4 . Times. WOAL San Antenio (394.5). 7 basebal] scores: §8&:39. musica! rogram. Menger Hotel Trico. WOAW, Omaha (526). 6. Phytis Griswold. organist: 6:3). base- ball scores, popular period: 6:45, orchestra 9. Skeen trio, harp, violins; lt. orchestra. WO, Philadelphia (508.2). 6 Mark Strand Theater concert; }... 6.45. announced: 8:15, Giuseppe | de Benedetto, tenor: 8:30, or- chestrar 9. dance orchestra. WOR, Newark (405.2). 6:39, Al yy Bb, . rmPid & heur WOs, Jefferson City (440.9), 8. ad- dress: old time fiddling. la (aathright and Bill Caton. WPG, Atlantic City (299.8). 6, baseball scores 6:05, dinner * og . ef oa concert concert orchestra ‘ dance music: 9%, The Parodians’ lance orchestra. WSAL Cimcimmati (325.9). $3. stu- > dio program, artists:4 Clarence Baiter, violinist; Clifford Cook, | 4 baritone; Alma Lengland, Se- pranoa. WsSB. Atlanta Journal (428.3). $. | program: i1°:45, entertainment. WSMB, New Orleans (319), 8:36, popular program: Dixela novelty =. orchestra; Fuzzy Wuazy twinge WTAM, Cleveland (389.4), 7. in-| strumental hour. Willard sam.- phony: 8-3. selected artists 9. symphony pregram: 14, Euclid Beach dance orchestra. WTAS. Elgim (302.8), T-$:36. Pur- ple Grack!+ orchestra: Herbie Mintz. studio talent. WWJ. Detroit News (3523.7), €:29. Goidman band concert. Extra $1 on ‘Fisieciateen. Ry the Aseec'ated Press, NEW YORK, Aug. 24—Directors | of the Fleischmann “o., manufac- | turers of reast. today deciared an | extra dividend of $1 a share on the | common esteck in additien to the | usual quarterly payment of the -S2mme amount. Both @ividends are parable Oct. 1 to steck of record Sept. 15. - = — 4 alin peoye me Pitteburg—7.9 feet. a fall of .1. Cincinnati-—t2 feet. a rise of .9. Louisville—8.6 feet. a fall of I. Catro——11 feet, a fall of .3. Memphis—5.1 feet. a fall of .1. Vicksburg—48.1 feet, no change. New Orleans—1.8 feet. : a ah ae oe Future Crete Prices | (HCMANTS" BX) MANGE, wing RAN PRICES ON LOCAL MAR An’? MERCHANTS EXCHANGE Geain futuree chowrt be eariy firmness & ae NEW YORK C ial to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. Aug. 24. —Follo wing is a list of est. Miosing and previous closing Pf ices of securities t New York Curb Exchange today, Sales of stocks being t Jots (00 omitted) or fractions thereof, except in | sales of which are in full, while bond sales are i? aaa ScPreMHER WHEAT. if. ween ee the nt tharket e Weather feperte ever the ‘core belt were favorable for the hew erop the Central states b® continued to oond reporta of h ~~ vt s . rf Mt Ret — Ga: . futures opened virtually changed besie from iset werk s Net \changts after ee CORN. eee Lr SH ee t ms ~ ee a q 288e clowed vunchanerd Sd up on December some m the earty September w heart December wheat la _ a 2 HRC EMBER ¢ CORN, a Th Cern futures ehecded se “aot > a eh ee ed Sh ’ Low | December com S¢4,¢ and May corn 8&. Nerthwestern markets te) >> wire from the New York ef the puct-Seeee™ YORK, Aug.'24.—The Eve its copyrighted finan ) y ewe today say% - ped — on t I 7B OS E105 iwith S55 a week age. and ay ak "4 a > ‘ i te ytd * hap a cat i 4 hee & ey r Now net? RIsme — were 134, ae age and 440) 700 ee: . one 4 mt ue sikikeeti OF EL RCEE a! ~ Se ' sc ga tec ss which were 133.000 with 169.200 a week tnciaded SS cars SEP TEMBER RYE > eo i 1 at: grou nd and % i Gra Tk 65 10% e} ha ecteristi¢s of ial > OWE Mee Mem gh i a> du: ~ ~ a week ago and 722.000 ed 44 cars lorai receipts were 55 cars joca) Pr J y aaa ea, —— Leh Pow a 101% . peoveilel for over a ae ak Be ~ Fos th ’ 8 7 ; :; in the main body ot | , oe S8oSae REACTIONARY TENDENCY 10 GRAIN ON CHICACO MARKET. pe Bee Spec aad sal A »> receipts were 959 ow) , 060.000 a week aco re oer tte - = ~——-> we per cent early in the >. ef CREE PR PRE ° ee, |; bushels. cemrare | ago and 2.127.000 last vear ments wer &S&85.000 bushele T73.000 a week aco and 7.710 000 with 688.000 a week | ments were 1 323.000 od om ie in the hige- priced indus- | nipulated spe- this direction of the days new peak -~hed. although a re- feature was the persistent | hs i. Ce -- bh end easily ™a ~ — ~ - | Septem! ber wheat d ur- Rar te ‘ee? ,' “ee relative ‘firmness ia SSERereee iv ef] ¥ “a ota ee ee ne a aoe o- BSGSs e ee were — aaieeede: sre- pressure, and tired lomgs in Many et ances wont out of their hoidings News a - tw azo and £34,000 2 t — ee a BESTE REENSE wee ate se ~ Ss +i > > Se. —_ Cash Grain. - y' manifest: ag oa oi r oF ~ -: - og cf Sd S285 PRESET EE TOLER PTERE red winter Sener t. ae S a was significant that the bulk of business | ed for by @ rather lim - bgumber ef tssues. » failed to develo ee the probability >t > ~ o iJ bot bt tes Go ht eo tb ab be Ge Ge we ud Do gu te Ot te a ~~ S — Ss Rm re g Pret it a Te eed oo a t a F > > >> ” - —_ — ———— Pp anything to | £ ie S2a2429 xc Sr ae 3 —— Oy eorn. ae samp! ° erade white | y= CROSS eer eee els eats sold to store. | 00 white oats. O's aa ' ! “i not more than 2 The seaboard repor OoOn) bushels wheat ones Pars g ee Shares Lead. ~1 reese 'deown to the *reezing notnt but 7 Winni- | iid om become — on | e582 32628 5 Week's Grain Exports. 5 i | FaSESEEET AER ie) 69 rt de eid Cm 4 24 —4i mos pe ter -— ncreased 100.000 bu os e Ot pnd bt ee 4gSGre 3 a ‘ the previous week sentiment for the | 4 1 sa ‘ were made public 1.316.000 bushels against gated 7 ae. 000 bushels again st | . is 4 52. (ewe) bushels laet week and 8.461.000 | and the supply on ocrar h dec reased 1.824.000 wm=. 000 ~ —— a Tait ed States amd aaa wheat four c RESZS2EeSEi7% ett - This compares with | — ‘Butter, Egg: and Poultry ST LOULS BUTTER &UG AND » POUL | § e 00.000 bushels. re t*1 1 T HEP7%) 96 rapidiyr from al! a Corn “was heavy ever the wheat market de on aftera: on arried | ere was early selling ~ was a littl more favorabk. were reactionary with ae NeHEe ee - 2B 3S ceria - * inet enthenn of anwithert Ss AND. a ABS—L ve pigeons 50c¢ ' aad veEeee ae ” re =, el gh cosaniedien houses. , # re bbe REPRE wn Biro Liverpoo! Wheat. 24 —Grain ame "'- ante 13a * ™d Grain Changes. 4.—The visible sup- ve VEGETABLES GATOR PEARS—Fivrida. BE we: LBaue t8a FFP SE seer €F CREA ERT ORT es * =| HOB MARKET STARTS WEEK ON Sys Fee sEE TSs—Home- crown 7 wna i iy 00 de bo re rhe on ower re ee Lede Sd eS | Pe et oe Pe a) ah toe le SP hee . were }Phia Electrie and Drovement. iim ot Geers" re US Or Or G-i: — - ; r oe rm -- Pe at RL) # eT van ts on 0 Ee et ie w ¢ : iF ep. ~~ oor ; @° of the other a art group were alse = 4 | i Lint +4344 Pe ae ie - 4 3. CROPS ETE FFAS T ES es . 7a LEY—Home- gTor : -eoreet POT 4 TOERS—Home-crown boxed oo! cba. 4 Tae to BST: bu ; ~ Saas | _ A , da "seconds, West Lap ; ; ed eee e nearby and ‘nearte Wes: re hen- t average extras. 38 i328 ~ 45 % ~ a J ; tase 140% 141% 141 te franes, 45 centimes. is Cont Bak 8 37 a7 a7 Pa Lox, A”’'S—-Home-grown. SOc rate ‘ES. pee. ne eTrwn “Aue 74. — meg un- towin 18 @ 74 %c ~ ‘ome-grown. Dbexzed washet | 24.—Potatees -—.Re- “total (nite? States . ome oe 3 HABe¥Br2AEs rth a d eariv Ohion — 1S: ss aa noe oO CRA 3 APPL rr Ca!) Noun C CANTALO CPES——Tiltnois be hoxes Califernia Standard olorade Rockfori standards. extras. frets 40% firsts. 39%, 40% E eee) ” 9 Re AEE FS { BRR ePUT2S t FF PLE EF standard. $2 75 $3: EP eee 4 CITY. Me... Aug, 34. 45 @ 44c. pack ime. i oe RRR eBERERE - + > i =x. a on ee oe Sa CERF RE PETER ESS j ny ® a - 9 234 Ae Fees rot ere. Pta’ oe ie home-grown, $i. ‘ af alifornia einfadeie. 74 s. a c3—Cali *e tt of »” i ; died Pe gee te te een, ta Dominion. S2 and Mester | en mm meet alin itt a wyeiest" ane he 2 of BSR ! es $7 50. PRA CH ES—I'T ineis Om oa 3 a a ae ~ é [ ‘i bee ew pee i ® ahr oh if ° Sy wy
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Ss ie Close - ~ Everything private: ans if pnt ga Dest lof Aa News fi! |b ates ee ——— awn onto | ae be ae an rs" EXCHANGE, Si. 143% ‘EMBER WHEAT —_— est. Sw YORK. Avg. your = A ggg t a of oe oak em. | principal ef Agricul- q ber nd Wils ente *Elnes | used ad envelope. | a a t early fi lower on X. 163% 15 3 iss | losing . Aug. 24.—Feol -_ o $3 wee er empio in ation - | Exchange i > of the M on were neoln, ! the abo vantag corn bel t. = a. severe rmness was c.1617 59 % 180% -* 143 %b New Y and previous lo 7 * YAHLI aly. loyers. among Dail —— 3. 14 Re. a asonic 1 not mem- | solv ve. F eously 1 iim th t were f eather re rainstorm > 158% 138 -% 162%- ork Curb closing is a list treatment. 1035 N os Domestic . A. M | / or f not giv _ bonate parts bor fening di ijpae yp ay Be yon a. the new the | on is DeEuees Ort T _ omitted) teday, § of secu . siecnealaial : : N. Gr by th acience . i. a urnish e busin i the of po ax, 3 s- ores. A send re the N crop hi 162 4 161% 6 owe ; sales of ) or fracti » Sales rities ighess INDUSTR a 9-00 Hours § :00 and. : fl aed Home » hour conducted ‘af busi ess | n add tash parts car ifm w n a Sa of Northw ix.c 2 e 141L% - which ons th of st traded Ria >. m. 00 a. Service C + | R aa gle- | boil sh in ho - hi} heat visti ot 233 high est | #£-159 138% 1 143% omitted are in ere of ocks F180 —- BOAN =. Gas Light « Dept. .of Lb, ew $.0- until eliac, 5¢ t water, | Drewk visible t 2.350 temper C.159's 584 ~a | } full, , ex being Bs a : . : . . “. \. , “ce : in caused | ) | 156% % . 161 f . whil cept ' MONEY cheater S—Peo wea {cs} | —— of St coo | “ i} eat ae, Kk. T.—You - ae atkal? acetic coiiemedie dilute = i my x ere te oniy aE a 3 . oe | 3S 13% % oc = \ 5 A) 7e Woe c 4 ’ i 553 e y+ i Cherokee - monds. .n_vo oe | — — rc ublic ca 4 2. an o ant lowed fre - ; ___SEPTEM es = sa 1071 DNDS. Seru aad - HONEY ied Gravois gag oe la ti ay Skydome. |} _ instructions as Library — of seme be ‘bhen a = ae Pee r Na 'up om December. Ci sng Civerpeo! + Ret 100 SS *° a 4 > E Son ee cae nity. Beh / wary “> a week —— . g . 7 : Lt ; ’ ae ¢ | ° hy ; a Ee : . ‘ a Bee Rng Be ‘e9) KFVE ri ee arious ki o the maki ning | the reli urie acid by th elt | September whe Pg + hubeone of end | ee L0G 10K aS LAG L ¢ 96% 97% 98 | OTH iv x Low. 6 year date + mereure 4 — ~ walle incivtssese ~ ) MONDAY 40 M cm coment of earl of a he sea mgr al iM ee ne pr Brg ade here. shaded — 93% -_" 103 %-% 1V0 ye Lm. 93% aoa OG = s orate c ago and 15 mo? jy iad Pinanee H ment Rev 6:30 eters j_ “OR: Wh iE | we seemaeer they Oe and POE i Beeline at $1 pened at st CEM bathe O7 % 52 | 5 Bea S& 73%, 7 2| SS 1 ca . : ‘ene ET gue * ev 957. (cB | t Review” Pr. Mu mor y shoul he gt R. 5 do thi dyeing || 1.65. 64 to $1.65 2 | Se BER CORN (%-%s) = wer ¢ %, 73 1% 93% LP s 90 Bi . 3881 se: we PET, _{e@ | 10:00 P by Re a.—* Am mortal be ul@ th sotation | S _—In » this work. hee Septembe $1.68 % %. | Chi a ae X =. © Beav Pr 7 90) | 73%! 73% 20 1 . t Oa ee Bidg. ‘ . (cB | 00 P fella me ase. Hi} cer weeket ie | ee e clea makin || The com. 88 aan axe ‘Mt 5% 85%b 8 ee. 7% 1 oo ~90 | + i de, X,, 135 ae | MONEY lway ents: | M usic-—Ore! “Mw — € e Fielding T tality” *. is t t of not n. sou = gra ) |) bin > three N Msc and $1 o2. i 3 88% %b 88 Can N Ry 2 S's 105% } : 1 Leb Nc @ 135 My - TO LOAN xchance hestra Rk onecert —Po . | This w by Wil aken fro overri nd, well pe juic ‘dined had Nerthw May co 2%, | aa 86% -'s Sa | 3cMe TAI he 106%) eA es 1 Li n & F % Son 1 er collate A ted se) ynaine puiar as Line _ Willjam h. m}a clea pe gra ripen e, jj with So 1164 ¢ estern rm 8% is TL. MAY » RTS - 2 ap S& % LI@% Il beaees Lib O 364) % Be . strictly — + tcp furmiture af (clo) K _———_—- ve HOPEF vs oln’s favo Knox. tie niy wash pes. Put ed but | | Minne SS a lg of w markets ee Ch fF CORN - aa} new A 0%). 3LR 3 Gisa 364! g ’ : ; - | ; ' hea Cou, i — = BC wt S53 aiid ” c Sr -* ° room 510 vate. Gu ° suit: no and oth-| FUO—545 . 4200 b CR tf ¥ rite hymn. | ¢ up, then ned cloth them in | 3x2 ee pone we and t. com m |x . 89% Ra ° CRiL&P 52 | Mena Ste (8 ies mae Speculation ° stock , eee teats Fincnce "Co. | OB ge gy 7 hg a Meters || shee Rescgy Any ‘Meardins av the | nme Me hanging th che grapes | ost Winnibes 728 cm lace yea Mo se Bou 85% seq | (3 ee ery 6 80's = + 1 2 3 coe —- 65%) asthe Rife . ee eollater J = m ft ae : ee ‘clT7) ; Rx of Lit Se + _~~ Add j .% onal D . e T : aven ] ha : oe and th eP Sa i pes it ’ ushei receipt , uth ; SE 4 roe + %! . : 7 a anged : | ' | . ton, S and Cle Senares.| “t ¢ on wisti se- || 81 age and pare! nw = = EMBER 0.*+ sap 30 7s D.. 10 125 (125 > en ‘e! . : vom 510 — ‘euit: pe ted” och | eeth Bell » sulos » Rev. E. L. fi tevis. bi Secu Clevelat r: sack e twis ng it 4 {SS care | 440.700 with 179.2 134, sa%—Cti . do Pal 3% 103 123 ¢ Mie te ot oe 105 “inge . ae ee i Panes Co. es Mines Siebe By Bg ~ El a @ rity Bull a 4 too while one een ont pee Mi a Boe oe. wed with 179.200 a | © en 33%, 39 G5 ’ 2 = a 4 148% 103 Sa ek ‘186 Se vot SSO : . lin iza- ;; Up the ‘ma eur C ding . u , con + you nd of | | . which w 15 th year 2 | Chi. 43 ECEMB — —— 490@ - ° 5% E r 93% a ohawkV 84%- % lg ec lh Gm —2 per Co. | mere Mabel duets e ma ongres - oe tinuin twis ) |gared w were rough. _ included, “ ER O 406% | 6 do 105% 1 esate hd Cay * ryment clothing. ture. guns. me 7) jf) of Bove seTect ic retta Em the Uni of am a 1. Take nto a the juic e pr allt m—_" ‘S00 a week Gieitsahe. Geen F % 42% -A Cc Co NJ 6: 105 05 4 105 4 Mure A. 42%) ae bed Pe sm a i etc. Du uns onth Lutheran ma by P Academ nited 8S ppointm prov receptac ce is ocess (1 thro Pele week els. co Chi 47 u MAY ¢ -™% 43% “ NJ 6s 92 105 “4 reurbk V % «a ma —— 1 nhs ™ Ch quartet y wi x tat ent ovi avcle ex i3 ’ udec ago om | -—— 7 Y OA a aby 5 - * ext A te : ; Ee EE se moll wan—a7: arc | acre oe SE cPMary | hs, crate which ‘bas ‘been Po ee oa | eee Semana Siow, 3S Ss ot | a1 scue'aé a a i . aeons aN S35 “sagt ee rh... 3 Met 4 ee you.A New-| fn ai jar Beg BF Prove Fag, ome Heat ' Teceipt = ce “ehich = were | a8 0 ee Rre 14 ee Be Red Ea 1 * - 130 . i . at Set , ov Chest Indust rges 50 week aritone: . a? i ow eaned ack f Th eontac oes or | P re nm? year, tnel: le. “ tall do % ox * i Na L32r ‘ : ‘ment. Wellston atean, S “T14 dia Mins tl nogs Be ie 9 cag a er it te aiaamedt | | ith ammonia br The temperature, ao the, fee Tee. “pushels Serene eee and th "Hay eo ak peceMBER AYE 5 oa nt yeas tat eee i x a Ps 8 TF 76 a ‘ of the Pest-Dispe é PRIVATE Oe | in basen: © cisieatet: ft | foie ed with’ hat hei d ould me ii| week agp. a1 com Shoat wore reuch. | SH 106% 107% hives en C6 192% 102 Sypuers fat Tea. 17%! ~~ . teh. " H iH et _ barttone; prano. > HY appli oat $s must eit and 209 a be b || rece » and pared wit were 2 h. | = __ 107% — 4 a Cc 6% i 2% 1027 . ee “a... 7%! UZ 7. 7EwW yoRE ; 3 +. ee DANS ay | Reem etnalinasioeme one; Dixie D meer Si, plied with meal, he: He ever egrees Chl wie tee yoy ee 2 143.. Ch MAY RY ae 4 Gra Tk 6 310s, 108% 103 %y NY¥ Te 425 7.) , Aug. 24 aT FF cnn May own te fturnit (cS) | e Doll, th hat its ; a brush , heated at th abeve Fahren- |with 1.060 re 959.00 » last y 96 000 | mul. iid i 5. YE. + ee rT Guilt . ly 101% 1 0 8 3 ic pi si vy i Post } . 5.—The E ao ta - Co terms: ure — | : » ime parts s clea sh. A Ww do uice 200 . last | 000 OO bus year. C al ir\y a oO ¢ 5. o1 % 108%'..... aw 2% . & in its co , ce * , ot ay Victoria, Bid So Ui emer | oatm: 2% coutured with ite | it sett! ee ee a a bushels. a Se jaohels. cae Corn | a , tite 113% i Mood Bf. 99% 99% +d ea [2 = "i 93% See . revien copyrighted fi Ss 1 SERVICE eee en — a, Seer or or Rub the pipe ig ow | AS sone age ange . to boil ee but 4) #=° — compared with 2 jo and eeeeres | CTIONARY TENDE 13 Sea - - Pow 6 ae 104% 104% 1é 13 Nizer Cp a si today says - finan n Oe om = = } CHASIN : | oe Sees _——s i} of the powder and od s, dram ass ve - en let hen 2 i137 Oe: with ” ona eo o 96° mp: McN& LT’ % 101 104 . I Niger ¢ 62%! Ps The sew *¥ . as ofa cated 601 BO? or Ww: G CO.— Bur Acta)» . Eres ee aL thoroughly hat and on every | sediment the juic ssel for 24 | with 773 00 7.000 last a 5.000 ~! TENDENCY it L Ish L71103 4 10: ‘» Lol 4 Ne O pB «50% a2 eek on the St Beet 54 1. : _— : ts | or clea! e is nothi ush nel o strain m the | ast year. 0 a bush eat AIN nit P 7 %, 100 3% lO+ io O L &@P mn ith a f x- A x loans. ke first «@ Bldg ~ is lo hats w aning ligh thing be | botties r wool threu e ||| bush ear. week azo els. com I CHI iM®s& 7.» 103% ioe 6 5 No St 3 | + inate & pareaee 2 o tur BO _wee caianedans pam (cB) | . || than hich are only peatered: tatt} hes eae — oom cha | |ago an a and 2710000 | Special CACO MAR et is Oe ee ier s i1oo% | 4% PC wi +3 ae ew bigh & rush | ACESS Toe mise (eS) | censes . ; ,only s! | i . 2.710 te NOP $5 2 tg 1 OZ 3% .. Tire 16%! . mae general round on € Fé _ment Ce — Bel! en: paryah! mortca , dry al vy siightly elt he: guid to enough Fill || ™enr and 394 — with ao were °%0: ” CH the Post-D KET 5 NO $5... 905% 2% 102%) a 1 Om &R 4’ i= al echas®ct and $§, mc as s 16 —- . 116 a ye Len ie wees R {| piece of rubbed : soiled ated. F expand room f 1} ear ts were | ”) lest 8.000 203.000 ICAGO Dispatch. NOP 8 5B55) *§ », 20% ae Cy : wo ¢ . unch eristic am ~ ri Ss LTS NS Sth st nm and Inv ¥ | clean fl on wit bott it a thi when ; or jj wee 3 13] 1 323.000 year a wee relativ . Aug 3 NS | 88% * i Qutl tef 13%) 18%) u anged : s of Catcie” 3 oney f ith st. Olive 95 Invests | | MRS. G annel ha om of in bea again || “** cu eee o wont a eee See . 24—A 2N 6% 102 “2% 29% 89% oo one | 1%) have 2. om ons a © ctfs 1 or Ratlroa e ASH. (eG) | i be dye a kh 8 and se an ordin ard over vear. a week Begg mer mg the «r ness in Septe: side from 2 NSPM 64C % 102% *% so% 12 pid ... 8% 34 ae at = | ADS 3 indorse lroad | bl ; yed br —Felt h filli t the filj ary wash the azo and pare: tire grai reater part September the 1oPS5 Mll4y 1 ri 102 2 Pathe ... 08 way | for ov ) | a Calumet ment, o Men : drawin bh repeat ats may Ling th flied be sh boller | St. 4 4:34 000 ‘and M in list Ww ef the wheat dur 12 ‘. B 92% 14 114. 114% 4 Pn * A 198 my spite er a aarv —_ 5 Bids. r secur't e w+ g an dir ed tmm y | abeut e boller ttles i i - Louts © : if ay whe as react session. th - Ok G & ES 2% 92% 114% WP 78%! 1" tsking | eonsiderab! | a ot A “lig N. 7 required | e } waters _" ippin eteton one } r with = ae bh ash G i feestonal pressure, onary. ey ee 3) 92 2%, 92% } 1t Phil Calapan mn the ma e| ait UT N. Tth | . w 2 Tuti n z in a - and gz neh of wate e |i XN grain ea! rain. insta 7 press re une . Decem be o L J Se o14 yy oe 6 es 12 Elec ; 60% %) Fy i Ps * . and in : Am. . + 4 Payvmen OMOBII E th st. (cS) | i ood, 3 of 38 hot | ab radually h the bo r to | jred o 1 red 1 les today | we nees Ww ure. and ti scattered p1 © 2 PhE 5% = 6% 26 1% 92 Pow . £2 (1664) the ru body of _A ’ te red Fv LO AN ———— | Willi At Bellev parts v¥ eee gre parts lo eut a sim y heat wu ottle tops | w winter ? winter oo follow - | was Saneeine out of Bate longs on pro- ®PpR 47 106%'1 y 96% “ 1 Pra Cc N yr 7%) & 1a ~ to 4% per n-up in am | Am. Int Cp 13 : LASKER F Saas setae S itiam 8. B ille. . || sto erdigris: en ‘vitriol, 2 out. co a ggg Pag — soy tone “4 d winter wheat. $1.78 at. $1.8 a” Teas: aaee cir holdings, many! 2 © Tr 6. 97%) SoH) Sen) S081 f tae Le 78%) oy er cent earl 1 | A-Larr Ei . Poe . Loi . Buhl ‘ ; ns and repeat th kL, ree ork and ake th is wheat eat. ad 7S@1 8? 83: N ness erpool vor of the ngg, News oO we & 7%) 97% _ Perity Cc 485! = . unbdrid y in th Am . 1627 -R FINAN rates in ctf eng - an——Cece | sure drawi e imm Seal to nd = seal e bettl wheat $1 3e@i1 73. — oe No. 2 . and market the bulis. sj # Saw? Mm ld % 102 97% OT 4 Pu BA %) 8 ™-= otf led 2 | Lins’ 4 : -~ = Locust > Pi CE COR ty. r Wil lia Pfarrer to the ngs wit ,er- ent preven immed es in t. $1.7 1.78: Ne. 2 red » 3 red , prevail unsea , manifest: with 1 si . .s 102% lve rity . 4 Ss « “fe in the pecuilati do pt@ 7 a> 3 = ema Mall Iman, Bellevi ge fi Sate air 13.0 h expo-| tering thro t mold te Eton ie Soy ae her garlicky | yg tr the’ ee en Sioas-S Gs F o1% fol née tus t hom * FCAT an Chl ae i» and hign-pric on A Loco & 1 ANS O a 9130 P. We am ae , Alva FP -|} th e color r i4 tim - ) izing trough th germs f ite wheat ari whea 1 hard red ’ _ 42 y manipula us- | Arm 91% MONE? On REA 2S..S8> Beilevt! Arm bruste vogei, | min ess lastin _ each step in| egrees emperatu rks. Steril- | 6441.65 1.76: No >. we 4 $1.68 to $1.587 ™ ¢ i'yc to or a, est P&L 95% 95 — 2 Row Mot ../ 3 » “ om It was ' ted « Am 3; = NEY LOAN Le ” | Pran tile. : r—Lena . utes. A g from p in|} flav s may cat re abov ~} Ne. 3 i: Ne. 3 o 2 mi “los . '- M o S$1.80%s: 2%c lo 53 & 6 8 7 9s | 95% 3 a Radio 23%! ; in thi pe- 4 Rad 4 St JA NED—$1i 06 STATE ia k Yount— Stert é niline co 18 to 15. avor just ause a di ove 195 | | cern. 3 mixed mtxed ixed Ryo May. $1.62 *: Dec s wer. 1 ( 5s! ‘., 8% — 93% ~ Singer 4 * ,- mos’ of th a ditrecti ~ & 51 RT Rp Tony 100.000 m= ward Fal Marie Wil man. | | lors ma 5 | bottles as putt! isagreeab Bema gee = wheat. | Xf Fete oe 82 w $1.62% 158% Tran 07 96% 96% % ... 2th oe M , %& 3's .w e days = on | AEme > Ls }3ux Ss. Bi catate on improve Max aller, St son, St y bes s so la tting the juic te Kise ain ¢ vel} bi: No 89 \c_ 2: Dee lower. 2%. Corn iva 7... 06 | 98 a 2 Corp A’ 8 a ere reached ew pe ; x 6. sees Lee Ae “TF meat| Ome pease Tibet, | LEGAL INFOR ne a awne eae fle a ee Sy ES Hes Sc] | SS Bie Ss es s8*) ¢ Sac mort - =~ nli ice8 } Pe Sa Cen- THI ~ of the 8g 10 i 7? 7 . 38 4. at )@4le-: 41 lec ™ sales ° 14 le e t “ like Sh. 4° %c: GQ ev s 2 101 2 1 ly ae Sa 1 * Dal t 57 : % es E ent abov many - ~ 4 RSTY t. Louw gi] || 2 burt Qe: N :, Sample c No. 3 |e were 7? 0 20¢ ! to 22%c -} 4% 29 , 114 Si... 35 8s D ries. i . e thei ef AT 2 invest: quick -_ * Lou! amornt: i =~ RECO law . -_— It is A ig Bar ae oats, 44c No. 2 red grade + shels 2) O00 iower pete how- 3 do 4 ~ 101 7 191 l -* 4 , Ine 56 : 53 The tur r previ aT a ‘ tment Rag 7 Re is ‘neom mic if _to make h against Associa ri ; : eats. 45 white |-were > ere. 4? bushels ral eanhh | 15 iy S10 o1 ous Ss R B. 3 ; nover ous 4™ Tod : T2 ss a, Se Cand LW BuYs n the home ome brew the |a not! tion.) it 8 elite: BOE Tae . 43c; No. | The 250.000 — ls wheat, 95 | 13 @ Gs ; »% lve cae 2s Pap. | %' sate the 1.3 again fob 7 si and | , a a. . use | fi atic . " ie eek “‘to~ ls oats. OO -; ‘es Jl, wo! My if “+. : 8 : t 500,008 a _ 7 & R 7 x &th ‘olen’! nd ~ & and Fr. Seuch, Fa { K IGNOR .NCE : for se crud ge er gee neteve . 5 * Ry ee Ww *s eee —— reported os sold te There ll o oe rg ‘ee soe toot SS. 2 s o ae a i) ty. ft was ae oe cian : ow 3 a + EAL EST ea * w. J ” Adak! 194 jhe dan er _— Uni inere at th . - AR iygee Assoc! mn Exports em wheat mor store. 7 4 > 98 9 99% 99% atuts | 1341 ny a8 e- * ¢ , BUILD TE LOANS ic6) ig J. and A adkins _ Marnik if gerous ess it w t. ased. e ren noti- Was »ciared do peratu - e than 200 ~ o 6% 36 9Y y sos 4s Mot. | %/ the bu! areful = x 1m = Le . A. Patten ASA *e. would b to pas ould | '@° Tf _ There t has ASHING Pres 5 eee | _ a fai ssues. ~N . tm- | ZL«é ai* + it Any NDS ic. and ebbe 7 New f ont of t hav . but e of , } the isheis ast ports st is be nz wh ome es ‘ nni- aw 40 ¢{ %) 98 ly 1 TRO itn, led to News of Anacn ’ z HEMMEL: a ee foes ik lL. Retkent ae : eR your | UAless ve to the te pend BL ony compared week tts ba alge gop oe fheat In cited. Mow ac O 7 98% 95 % 12% : develo of the cp s MANN pond Loans a Fr ami E. Hak enberg oss ; . Re —— SE ’ he agre pay the i nant | we for last us week ed with qried davs and storian to ss our own N 4 zw Mu 7s... L0S4s 98%, 98% _.... cts a us = mte the proba p anythin Ar D . & oe fANN-SPACK ani Re Fea e. Law. =3t) W ! }) witho ; the. te | A-—tF ees to increase | re mad week an Com 3.840.-\r vs incre rare dh Aig, sly North. | m 6% 9% 105% 105% 106% I ina . robabili g to A Midt . th and KLER news| |e. wi nd F. Baile iA N estm inster ut givin a snant mov : ou sO » | De e public and t paratir a7; Tun | ased 100. Minn iderabie —— Bs os oS % 105 -| | ert! eorn 2103.00 y bushels ree. - rt ullish i. still it se . (aa = 7s oi aiiebees ' vt s B we - effi | WE WwW Mo | R. B. and neider. 22 Arlington. pie. for one of the P ny oth her in Mi a _di- +4 OOD 3.000 againn | 2Xport sentimen seers | “y BS 91 32T trf cfs. = | ; . e Ave Camtal AND Q AND BUY y RR. H >». Jones rOL: "34 3 renee ; TFRAUDED - rent. ' the . to wait e. Howe : . or : 1 506 1+) O00 - ‘ 000: iM) OOw * week ’ The over - th ‘ e’ Cmogae aa ' RAY) sv : 1 pa Tt ~ Cardt 7. ‘lee : «hares Art Co ND SECON & Bona te Ti | should refuse t — Your term of cour until t ver, it: 4-0 —~' . wheat 1,355.50 ae ee | be acaregaied 7.862.000 7 | = Se See * | 87%) 87 = 2 US & Raw 4%) 725 "The adv ; Lead. c 7 pel . inter ND nd M. aughn, 2s2 mard,. ay.| | any use t husba voree eour he e __ United § 355.4 N00 92,000 7 882 pments: fe was 24 ERR vs | S7%i.. . w~ 45 j ance ! | pte ; Lou ak oy DEEDS i. a gee Howard. ae ies money, —- — aes me "was. granted. Met gee = ~ “i transit totaled 2 Canadi ) against | nm last vent. laet 000 "bushels a - French 7 ~$- a . a ; 3% : - ‘4 . > © 101 58 & work to etn a bas “rer aia ‘= DG 2.50) - Ys asht o, th 3 IAL see | > H 4M. W BO.3-5 Te oh nailing hi : virt a uring / side the di s the = oy wis barreis — 274000 whea bus e for the and th d 8,46 xcE | ks SO “| 9 at L i pe e scale ulatio Assoc © meh ee | = Setar || Nim ig mould of Soares gone glen et a erties: Meant telat Sai i eacee Sorel ri] 3 Hon S75) Be! Be aS | 75) ee Pre in hy latin, oan | ow MONE }. and L. Ba ani. 1323 Car Lowell. : wine arse consult f! APPY.—¥ pit et ; Pry fe ~ e demand om the 000| 27 K eT. | 39% bene a A Be | icon @ ale rofessiona -4 ime Ss | DEED Y WANTE «im |S: ©. 3" ker. 1 23 Cart . i «A BR t fied c ou ¢ nf ee enaee ather at least the > Ki 7... 94% 7. . ‘ + ae ~ @ a short : I Vv pf@ xd. ms. b those 7% pesiti who mnaaA ~~ OF TRUST — OX o ~~ G. St Pierce. 1902 | marriage wt No Aaw gppixing the .divo a certi ° and ee a Indica! - itiens contpued Un) 7 KN 6S 99%, BOs) Lo 12 cem ..) i | ee » descriptio ion in som (au Co LF ix concrete T 0 ist a of aon Steen. 1211, Mo Washingt | dren, af hen there to annul | cosy at the offi ree decree by sT ——— Poultry around 1.509.090 | ce). Soe e £15100 R-4¢ gh +4 sou + 2 Seats aaa > — uncom 1s were gi a ae ee vad Ne. 9 Valles Mais secured J and A abert. ®334 Muliat ins _ time, ter a certal are no chil and Cireuit € ite of oo. Co by || TRY LOULS B = | supply Rng wy i for an i 150 MBC L. 7 Be. | ‘» 108 ‘| % | 2 _ de iwi R of - ts UT Ss Ss sa 382 4 3 Vie . 2 wi sey | 454. rr te forge ah as the J . = 3 MONEY _Breacwa t. Minnie t Wii | oD tin. 2840 8 Rutger, 7 =. = far as ms sed in this S pt ees not be | reets. T oadwav || a NGE, Au G aND ah around lnat year Pais cnmnes vieieie| r= $ 4.100 93 (| 83 | mi 3 “..3 se Me ers was am head. Ch y fining’ werd y. Riverst am | & and M GIR 7 a 1) elge in r we know State | O= good prose\ec he wif t prices nuuses | zc 4—S PUUL. | Senet SD ar for th pares with | uss G 6 i, 200 % 100%)... -. 10 ool NY.) : ve} ,_s orm ong the rysier do ptt 7 “1 snide pote de 170 iner..| 3. i Mi. Peaner. 2 LS. tt n the world _aemee, joods on ¢ cuted fo ife || “= for round \ oe ee eng B... S20 wenhele, ‘Ine eae a, * = ee ei 127) 12 Yai. Wayne Coail 2 | 249 ers, whica sensatio Avias T it Se — __— a s) | 7. B. and T. eet ne Montgomery pe... See Cders is liable f credit as heed buy- (Note—Prt mae oe tae rollaws | oe | continues fundamenta The unr ried | anes i? Sw ees 10 West Pow _— “a im Iway Sign ich included G nal Austin Tacki 6 ent Co. 116 N eliadie | and 2d %. HW T Soler Ol . 4554 4 one of ‘ the wom sega u or ber bil r hus- |. trading ces « the yaro l the pressure é te preve ital situati isual 486 H ~*=> 11% : ere 10 Art i. tei te *- tna Oh al. Har seneral | Aue 4 ~~: N. Sth amg ené | = and S. Ja r. Claxt & Garfield. ; fact your child man strik him. p to th sills for ~ _ over Reece he made us | dips mn the : nt much ion at 15 . 11%; 1 . 10 zs @ Cc..! | @? t emical. S rana Ele ' A STOCK A RS +. ae ©. Ba erro ricty Mo | tacte te tee ildren re es > he tim nec- ~w ~old ipts in the om pe geen ag la- 5 3sw G 3% Ov 4; ov 1 isi-- Butte - Te S| hox' sai, Seare- itectric, | Be 3 me a ~ hows. ABZ . | eo pote. nort th + e she le 3% st =o aft .oreneen | c ding rapi reewit t. especial le T a's lus: % ov aay & wl Ste of &t*ers s-Roebuc > 4 iw STOCK $s AND == | F ane Cc, oonnan weky, 16 2 Arsenal. , arrant be i and ask © _—_The left F Fresh me conc era ,on (om w idiy f priceg lally on 1@sti 7 4 1US Mei. - ° Canart ‘ 13 need Mem — ae ieselmann Emad } rec the sa =r. Board (am woul conte ITER s return good rice, | Tem r the w nd had . iT ibis, 3 , ls: M..! La = ie > a Rar ers & Of 4 cent. cash. tials Pack Come vO. and . 39 place. ecular t me privi . - fount of ad de sted di standar —"* .on ah . z. and = ambro Ee Wa a. f away; 2 +her " joint fai ¥ th e prop E cas oer ‘eS ND . brick ez da!- o. “ Was & lit eath rir? D ) lu ey 31 ; ~ 2%. “~e ee 2 K Vv ed - 4 _ Cc push : and — Soe i= Chub Seon Mines Contre! Rad Wis P. and E. Preuss 1310 N arner er vy; byt on th ene can will , Farr, havi e court perty is . - om zen Dr . ABS— 2B “ sis wem ittle more er ait revailed| 3.54 Buck PL, 3 * 3% « 2% = ay Cop = 78e a oes = top shed acro iw * *1 - Leuts — Illinoi Cithens Fi rman O42, A. and T , bane rg, e704 ott : 4 the survivo e death of ei ili j etreu ving rega as it thi di- ts = and Pm es ~ oO - gg iinet cereal. Seat reactiena en rop news su Cont O vu sy 3%)... * Mid) Sd a — | R ‘ ani Movem ress its Dy oth pfa 1 Bt ining and: ainerte, Olle Lt on 12 ™ M. Bo athy, +004 S. Jeffe | owner. r become eith- | iu mstances. — rd fo- hinke () Oe a, tae. he bs 9 SiGe out and + arent “hotel with the i0 Bure PL 2% 2 59.—s«C% . Mew Camas | 54 IG} $F xed in ments WwW ah Pan = 2 * uls wWiili a& Hs . wil ¥ pon ”. an ver. 174 Meramec rson. ; .Y Les the ‘ute r Ss. Th - al) of Coe} igh - Q oer anate = he b . e~trin : the lead Luu PL, rd 23 23 ’ 5 oa a ornel xy! Ae . . mearere some ere : '. leat : ee ee ling. Vie tth. St] 7 a od B. Ri ig Sees gergycteam |. M. JN ¥ sole | 1 ule. Th ere. is the wag egy th 2. Fow @ en Gee c Ores ing HO is 8 * 2 Nipissing > 4) _ where NX gTOwD Reo of | eur all activ he Stan leter Motors. J. an and 5S. B chards. 12° pais & does . N—The-} ter divorce he - princi S no ab ,, and sc: spri fe =. berhorn aravy 2 | sizable rm we pewer | ir 20 ar, 58% be ~~ | Ti ?N > 2 ‘os rolr a’ re Nash ©: s itke! : uc. hy prices tve stock dard St stors. | G and M. K aumga . t2S7A 2 not hav andlord o tert ree i inciple go- |!) smal! rings. 2 rns y .! sun inereas re inicati proved _ Came i P S% 57% . ve | N J Zine ° 4%) b vy along wi came 30 | . ’ s and eam G. and ™ Kopezyk arth. 4221 } Amherst —— ave tag” gam 008 “ry. Aeser n Misso e° grou | YOUnEs spri 24c: le t mniy for t se m cations inade- 600 1O L135 1 7%; 38 57 6 Ohio . . ae 4%) a x T with Whi » down | B& ee ~ 53 ioe y. KaATT bonds. eet “Cc M. Haynes. 211 St. G Betanical. ——————— tive the ten ti nities sertion. int uri are inds | | toms Ba eae ate. 3ic gherns, biack Provist the week the fone af another 10 ef CN 314 34% 135 " ~2°Pe Cop. % eT | 4% rucks flue hite Mo | Bkyn Re & s Olive entral Nat. ELMAN set} HL and ¥. Shas $446 La Salir. . a = me tenant 1 ene s, cruelty a intolerat > adul- jueks 28e, No ac: ta brailers slack | of cnlk Yad eased 1 visible} =" ind PL %, 31° teres 40 "Bad M -.\78e ihe Ls a wide etuated tors. | "ayn of 2255 st. Benk B! N Co . L. and Shaw. #32 Salir Ne a — ess. y and hi: e ind! a 13@2%e- a er «eyes 5c, | Expe lets rinde le uo Int , ~ 32% S "Red ~oef ee Se | ran erratical T . . de Tth Fr. Ww M. Sch 328 M w Arii ~ — abit ‘g- duck +17 turkey Yens perte thesu scattered mPe kL 60 lig | 29 War | ; ae Sam Pagatas Poss ig C rol ‘gi ~ > ‘ oe | . are ; | Bis? = s , ad ‘ : ° =* ~ ; ede, -* 0” ’ - . OPPO Seaats M. Fo amt) jeoti. 2022 Carver | Vidia Sherer Hin (315.6). 6, | eert: 5 me, ces 2c [dine St call $8 3 1% the: | whit FERPOOR., Sas. TS f ee S01 e Llas% 33% St 82% | 10 TT x ‘* ’ ag Hig ecithe wr B. ss H R ‘ 8. and € . Cody ee Monat; reader, 3 rer, soprano’ 2} rage sparks. Lyri lar progra , eon-; tse t LS—120 z $2 34 — $2.75 eye Parific “OS o%a 8 close. Or Ss) Sou P 212 *11 122% 123 10 Tono 4. i resy “J 7 that cro in convinetin shares | Bur & —_ NI | IFS i —_ M eae hogn Helen _— warn! D gg go st + | 6:95, WMBF via ric Male Qu m. piano | chan ad 208 ima 11 in at aes oie oe: Pusath Ss 3S@ 0 No — Ae i one Seu P ao 154 ans : - aa Unt Verde F 5% >, |e ES fed ‘nm th — sesmiaieadata manner | & pa ~ . x. 1039 § Q00t hy eal; 8, stri me ring trio, | . Miami Sel uartet cha reex ance: #litec; 2 4 @1 3c; | No 1 sor Man ' s 0 7 a ' oq st e long ! ¥ re B BUSIN 4 an ami E. Kun 3 Soula . . tring t t.. = trio, | dan " . =“ Dri: weizn ec, roug A ‘ > eee 130 itoba 1 “ C Ind sv Cont | 23%) ’ eet = list pre- — M Se. 2 : : L ond D. Waechtes OT1o Mine sonians 4d: rfo: $:15, Be nee orch (384.4 nyt Hing a Ty Se Pont h. coarse ____ Wtsible 1 vo S$ OK 62% 60% — wr ablished of sew | Buttenete BUSIN |ESS OPPORTU a and M. Rein} nter. Lau): Missouri s @dahee . or 5, Ben- | sic heatra* %- 4), 6:30 aerendine bucks mbe Ne ¢t PRG a | __ NEW YORK Grain 10 8 O KY 124 '. 62 de ‘Se. In t dur't high — = + ge Reeth i PLS Picks, "atte a. or Ere en fog, WMC.” Memphis hb (384.4), 6:20. |" fhe ee ood Pp n Changes i) $0 Sem 39 a0” a8 =a io oe eintetecs:.. mo ——Bakers. attenti a ne ea BHI8 Rossel wna. * Ss ates Dee Srnepiein : mu-| ALLK VEGETAE iv wis —" }2 z_chanses as rain oe visible = oa 3 0 sein 3: 1 41 238 ptte or ar more - was the | @& _ 6: . terin » 5 roniagaete in. ie: mis = = - , _ G ” i : 2 rf ’ ane b she! 1 ~ “ +3 : , ic : 2 ens Ss. 6 i a euaranteed | . at a sal AL PERMITS. . Aleppo pf gC (383.1) — (499.7). & ae . | crate. ATOR sone pean nerenses - com aotsale: any follow. sep) Bee O pf 118 a at uding ars h were eg rae | coe z ia T2IN e. th SS g t , =. J. Greve - Depp rs uu’ rn ~aend Pet ; TANS Deo doze : Am Mar ———_—_- .-- OILS. NEW h the , Vabas , ansas =» Sie: Meu errs . ens, £u on mR er of SRS aslo i to a i ye: §, Sa Pp , 7 ws! 40.7 peeiz * ch Dz — -Ho nm AR 1 Ark : Co., > “We YORK Tees. e e turn h and ; ase Th 38 Migdiety 2 Bh ~ Write for Mildred Rhea: = “SROP Clemens. L - ni recital; 8:50 “ ianist, bari- ~hestra, sbury Park 7). 6, lec- CABRAG weket: ima beam, $i $i M KET STARTS + Bis os) oq —— on yirg turned of the day ~ Leah * si _ BR gg = a K , des. 3 mos a. Becomes . seball re WN¥C N 9, dance mu Dance Or wee ae A bulk ans, 31.50 Pe = | W | a to cope tbe & 4 5% de them B we e yemment is sharply ae ter L f W eS Pa - SR Camel. 5 2s 8 & Ww ~s - ew ace. music. a Siasismaeen’ EDO sed ulk. & EE | Sows w 3D s' 6.1 6 Power * t mira! souee ard the . Must har O MEN i. | ahaa Bross. #8. Vie“ 3708 EF Kings- — Pittsburg Pres band Roteonel ork (326) ~ a 75 SIH Der on: 2 Ra © 335 war | gs NATION K ON LOWER BASIS oa Sit as eee 4%. Fo, 39 ad 2 ly Poco od iotetininen and be co TT —. “9 5 202% K t. usic. ¥ s Inn 4d a OAT “ Q the Ne a 2 bunche -grewn. 15 50) herses GO00: te w. estimat ~- tI. sz Synd l%® . (ey 5 meme ement t a ay which ment nait ces meet % ne tourist ¢ cantr m- | ennin rx 3808 Arse os uska WCB ance — Cat rk be hy Ss and 535i) Se to . 270e | Hy }ani mie es. 240 alee P aoe og ' 42 ue OL 3" 5S ss. 1%; 3% Manvtil ranging tow, a cross : th- = ay alk dctail irnish o ‘iets out act to; Aca Green. ape. 72? Sens Ru Dp. Zi ; basehal} Antonio e1-= (ITriowen 50e per bi "Oc h IGSe-A ! es. 450 00: shee tie and 42 Gib OF ce. 1% , Ti y points to le made na nd South ed its = =. F330 Pegi On etter a | Dowothy K vagy Bo Bic gaa m (344 ebai sco (394.5 T>.mer er oe con a nm: | toda: seeing omen ng ag od he a Cer? 2 7 iL the new hi med stoc| ern | aci pre- | age am 2-358, Pagt-t jetta aer if Surah - K ai Gratiot n. quar 6), 3 ; program Ores. 5) Fae | mer crate de! Cole tachi est Imm be te to fai > Pet 2% 2h i's : : high Orr ft? nek wy aci fie. Syenaee Bieomtch. vies “was Samier. 83. a” Th | ak 4 string quartet pee ; WOAW. © Menge - mahal BSc to Te delivered. rade. $1.26 to head om th mr gg an bon 14.000; § etn + $2 ia, se 215 [eotemen crie and United agp. thy ag oor pee = — pile ance ie natal Se ae aes : , ee ‘ ey . O88 * hems ; . mari a a Cee a Mo : i 3 Te hase bal! and R. fami orchest $s, popular 39, base- GaRi icc me-erown Key rivals ang oF eat | ean ity of the | 68 NOs ee 7% 7 —. ‘noun Gaal the ae ere Wet | “Call. _— a alae alt we a J. Kiera. g2026 .Ex rear. wcx il scores . family: ma & £ period: 6:45 , ber pound “alifor _boses, 43 {ta decoded) —_— de Sin stuff xa with a. “ Ww Ol 248 ae 7% a. & _.. | ime. und . some of Cottes . ~ : e ite o : at ast : a ef «a re j a. GS. S403 Ale: ‘ a3 ' ag - Detroe . violins: ‘ Skeen , 6: #5. GREEN rnia love a. in| eu s. a # awer t ais saw * amon ai 13 P o i Re) “*-* | Ligh pressur® the a Repert '€ | eS Dene ie is e. ex- | 05 Albecta r i, ung Free Press (3169) Woo on orchest trio, harp | £00 + nape agg enema * me in sacks, Iie showing 20 lla Figg A = oe on wt : nea — se R - = + oo = 5 ee . Ngticaal BP a Census & Dtscount ‘c ; : 4M im ae "Eite ENT e WDA roit Symohon ‘ . Philade ra. >| GREEN - bunehes ome gt arket. 7 c = —— rades. light | Rei “i. 30. ; 1% i abou his was line of 6 , ondir! ureaw’ 5 & w . o ee oli = site RI co : F. Kansas D [Vv i> a Mark iphia | telept - N PE es “s. ywn, 345c wit} . Tw — mn early er = = 34 ter-F , : 30 ; N 1 Tra t + potn 2 on u — r : ws BUSINE ee ‘ie Olive 2 s Of rehest rs Str: (508.2 : phone 4% 9) to ith the Dp was § nmer the criterion | Rc o is 30 % i« ction ts in wv & - of th eport Ch TTL . _ ——t » T4582 6, Se y Sta ms hogy 6.45 trand T 2), | GRE ae. $5 “olorado | »( 950 to ceneral 13.70 on ¢ Saturdar | 1 O€&R 19% ans Rr te 219 American as the e eot on ¢@ Tm we ee Ses — vies See of the Air 4 (365.6), rege chaleabiaat ead eae | toe nee PaePERS—H heaton edimed Hae Oe "10. pounds” sof shippers power ob po Big Lae eer is } these was again active ae ot = ee mdr Ete CONF + Grand ~—— irae a — - - Killers | 40 —s on “39: 3% a7 37% ‘narrower .. a — teen pret aetee oa = f~ et — 350 rem 3 i | scores: 7 2), 6 |. gram; ; 6:49, m , 6:30,; Reid (405.2 ra. set. snd 23 - Loc se | Comend ion to $14.40. ? pounds the of-| * on 25%! 25%! %. ractional ze. Goodre moved o@ the e Gor ty well > 28) QUAN FET et iis. ~2 Be ase oie : mree | ~ is es. r . 4; bs e base- i . . rm ~ g Ff at . music i m Ss h Aen a? 2 Ww 4 tr maven to 33 ' to "6c only : or th +). w: 8 ant | phe - Ae ee | ow 33 ome 6 mnoved gain TS. ‘ ond - erTnm Cry , HNanyY—aA ¥Vile AFAB, (te, CO 719, Gin sal pro- WoOos our. - 6:30 L Paap 35c ver ner Th outlet a e heavy! uh n * 4 — it a %).. on ‘nm here Continental ; per tins ent Wear Uienery, ace ERY —A bar at . Lincoln meee ; on iuseppe d S. Jef . Al) $a.5e ome--re 1-3 b way re yghh , Reavies, & o shippater | INDUSTRIA be “ nh oi any 2 = ~tu emp °a . : Parod D bey = tdome- : Waits (oon eren, a f en lower 1°, W. a | = 4d --.. 37% Be, 4 6 peat —ingeeentn mad a surther pric ed ‘br er th Cone = : : ING —_ x ae. . & a . . re A i (475 Q New » AL Cc ra. lans’ PT 4 gror ? - one - = P56 att ew sale . 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Vi (319), 8 WSB, A gland, So-| 4 ren_hunch w vs I be burbanks, | . 3 + emmy antl | ont wr : —_——-— “ y whee ioe aa OMING HOC SE rose “ie lomat; @ musical entertain giz, Vincent Loves of RG gy inge ee ok. | OE SEia—a1 -o 91.85 vor 207 | See yor eel ek a8 23%, 2N Ss. a oo eae 2 ae eae wate K Cranpletaty — a ee entertain uca-| at ' aie otcmestra - “aan te 19:45 (428.3). § saisiry vee i 2 91.55 per 209 we oo 3805. Ang. =4 t ; Bucyrus Co 1 S% ri ~ pete fea Currencies + 2 — . ing 8 ——— . (iy reh m . ¥ Ci ment. : versit * (273 are N . * 2, ente - . Ie ner ce om ™ 43 ° 444% 4 . cream - _—Butter e - 4 utler re 93 >. | > . -_--*-* The } . ture : De . . tarnished OU Se—10 roo *. Bo estra R y (240 y progra ), 8-1 New Orleans rtainm ’ SAUER wsen? e-Town f) 3 tec. @ lec ery. highe coady- | ® Can Rr 3 189 % 1991 &% (tion m of ¢ omain - >. 18 / WHAR. mm. 0. popular Rd wa ent. per we 7 KRAUT ,at leaf, 43: ° x) firsts do ox = T than “ _ > D G . 4% 4 89 *, 1% - : rem “ vy arket ‘ he fo ; : Tt g ~ a mcome ma, t ewes | n, st e, Wal , Atlan i (3 alt-harret —New a3-(% 3 pack! as tras (92 ex- #c Li An - Ls »% S27 wted clearings | bu Ww rei 5 se ea Allien 4037 a KPWB. a ee mick. | “= a tie City (275), 6 | orenestra; Pusey bese: $:34, (SPANISH teat v5 make fj i gH: serch. ¢unTe core score) --. Cent P - 3% | tag 22 | $24 700 oon comm ror aoe SS ao af on the aii wt — So, ‘its: hot ESE—TS reome: $e?) | gram: Vie ywood (252) gp | WHEAZ, "re trio. ), 6, Sea- | ‘TAM, pend ie Wuzzy novelty Feit hea wea —T2s and in $5.50 | Con 2 receipts, 5 ren: make. Xo. | = pap 3 ac 18 oe 3i2 con an oo this — tay ae the ages ao ie and Nor , ieee" : Sond hoces Marvia garnce. —Eo oe frann 3 me ee i | strumental b (seed), te | eo wn. 23e t $1.75 |v hennery tirgts. Sates PERE -e re stl see oat ae ‘1933. ay ported ae — eee ee oe going © = a tare: te Locss—s ae . Peat! rina tag = SES ed ) Pi | qua Ain 3, Tr : | o Fo, Ni 7 |. SF ae Tye an (ste@aar- o “Qo seconds. 30@33 ogee & Clev Tr 37%, : igs ere: el ar. a & fog t | 4 18368 Vices: $60 om room geal farn K cians, blues dy songs; 11 ee f soprano rtet; Mrs on phony; 3-9 ur, Willard , in | 3 oo BEA iS. te | to 6e : ocemg © ara cleme: sendin pe lec five | i a hates 16% 1am s*\s a age ee > per atra| me: the dixe he first bares i $ONTNG ‘Sidues 4574 1 a KGO, Oaki s singers; 12 Cone. | * HS. New ¥ ; - Beeergtt. symphony. selected arti sym- |e." == er box, ieee ee oy eg - Asay panty, selected Sg orc = SR 16% 16% ccm gg ncentgedlingsmage= Fog reo natin Lee ee ¢ a. Oe alee ewan . ae y oe 0 cera ema Beegeg Sinema Scene, WTAS, Elgin ( aauiiioes. Eacia bs Ns ae ae [do frets to ex a Fg “Mette, 125 Com PC wr . | emi 3 S 38x [eee seni a ‘cote we Sete: valinas, a ee -. =: 2asn Dusiness ei KOA. rehestrt : 2.2 WJZ. . omtra. ble: 9. } ae Ew Sc Press, per Pox. 50. hame~s 1 85 ee nt $1 rast a market = ea ‘142 144 1 o RESIS? OY \? “va 2 — are te fg steel of ‘shows ii) Sta mver (322. Eye me de a der eae Kaden et ee re CRAB APPLRAo ee eee ak et as Ste, edie | at Dare oc.) iat 142% 142% || x ay Li and fat “line P ee, or 3 . . se 7:38, SHiver i7%, if | dé ate © . 510 “te | “Min ke ada ocktes™: ; i Blazers Gree Traato- . \. R on ry idend , ¥ a v- e 7 Oc - s ” PRs —T) nm , * Si : ettts 6s. * ~-i a a. oe sacked 3 Ee u le aa ° 1 ’ 1s wT - mais @ Later ipeet fem Or- ress. :' * KOA n and - §-45 ose | "Om Mon of $1 eclared | 730 : ca fornia ‘tinois 25 41 _ 18.47 =z. 214.—By a B & Sh aT™% | 1i% 2 § —- | ee eee aon eee st Blasers| Sheer 548, Jacaes | some Pisce tn aaaicion’ Sr a [ate Sok ys ee ee Ana be esl EN a. Fas ott 2 & Dickies settee S Franc . ; WERC He © ‘same rterly itien ¢ e | 30c per a $1.10 ord = stanc "5; fat QR 38. firsts. 39% iin dite an 1 2 inv Ine | 8a %! +, 104 1 te . : eel! today baseball Cincinnati r- am y¥ pay to ft bu. be . home tard. ts nee Eggs % a4 (rsts rae. El R See 4 + 6 .: tab "ee is program: 12, 01 eae Fquenetin: + om Get. 1 aeetenete te | | GRAVES Home-gn te t 2%: | OR a Soe: acdieasy fears S| of Ged Tringr 2s iss 135. Poweh o ox - perener s 4 ae | es ake aii = ry panded” $, Am is a to stock of record bn tigoonin sintade a ce ete: only = Be. Be feats, 28 O Fed Met T et I 23% wens Pome ce gem, ds | ae a a0l6!°6lCU@S 7, Or- eter e th fal I. lene gen on ; Colorads ibe jchickene fred poultry. ten express, 21 ey X : Mot 4 Tie P 1 1 of .3. | Ode : # nee | ; owt 2 oe 4 an 5 A con TOs © ; Sti 8 Gen 7 - DB me « sburg—8 a fal tw 3 ta aecke. '23c.- Towis. 18@34e: da. w firm. 125 Geed T 144% % any | en te —_ — 2 teet, i of .1. putin De 300 | Sc: old ren Gould pid: 142 42a ‘te 7 Orieans—1.9 neo change. oor 2 ae. . te . freemen, ee ise : Gren - to 2 : Bo age | oon ve feet rm. rei. 4 wes Je = . Gr Be & =. = ee ee | & Hao cS R ao. = taal 2 S DAgy *, BUc = — et cant’ 9%! “ '. MG % —" - 2 ee oe | 23m) 18%) pray ay } = Bune B | 58% =? 3ui... Ge . 14 In Con a | 235 ae sat | die. >-¥- r¢ tie c a 14% tee od mee ra -- oe: ok a. =i3) 14% $4 ‘Ee a ii px wile saat gael S Ge % pte wit 2 12%. . S an t . ~ “2 ; ets «© | Ge sg
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> PT OT an i crm ree ee. i aie FO IL 5 2 TL 8 x wa we e Dee ad 5 arth oo rae ache “ RieTee Ss Cee eer nar? Ca Ral la en ee ; 3 ann eee ’ is of ? Beas : r ee nena . . wits olga” abi * I * ow, ~—— as > YORK a Folio E ming pF Si: bem a list of sa ie | oday. Sales of sercurttics les, high x See , W ' eo s there of s of stocks traded 3 — w nt : tT. #xce pei ng in a é tle bond ‘pt in St in 106 ; ££ By t 4d sales ar andard ra e ' za Associated ; . O | e if $100 ‘\ stm | NEW YORK. At Prev. | — "i 0 lots change tod K, Aug. 2 oommuncal Sales. Seoul ; 600 @ 1.45: otal s = : eurtry u a week , a3 70 ales ations : > -.2°| Ji K [NDUSTRIA} Close, & | year ag were £800,400 ; om pared York St Mige’| i OE BS Aa Fol and 258 Srey ong 100 a a year ag with 603,400 se Ex- | : ~f_! || ; | oats Ch _ ms = Pe 382 : 0 : | { - D o3%) 2 t ce.) get oul — | (00 owing i 2,400 tw res, compar Total sa turday, |¢ i 3% | 21 L CN E 4 L eb prices’ ) on plete ago. with an: ic .| High , =: ee i py «Fo 40% 39 | as a and th the Stock list of indi 156,139,500 S oo 71%! lan ne, Post ies i 72 =xch : est and » follow! : aS Sawee ae eT) } | nchan per ce yable Symbols: and cl 8 3%) ; & ange tod closin ng ta : ‘oz, ” et ae +> Ten 193 sen ; | An. p nae gs ividend 1 stock o7 stock. (a) extras. = Cc oi a 20% 4-4 15% rty-seconds of n all United ace in $1009 lo nds t und a list to =f ci? ses i . , . a 4 | raded 5 183 Sona ° a 105 "f ay Pg a ! pogo nerease. Sem y iaX a. 10% rttertt a dollar, that song Liberty oe: ea ieee the ; : MOG be « —. _? , q : . 7 . reas T , % | 4 . -, o n ° 4% 105% ee a : _| High. Low _. | IR | ~--- é. & Z21llL%. Ti %| 47%) thi r instan are | ; rourble ¥ i’ 68 teases Cw ee. | oe Thi ety ae E * rty-se ce, a n dolla : A 7 « ” Be. l 3 _— : ; } / 1 Le cond sale rsand Sa ma 28}109—25 100—25 |. ND MARKET alge . os Xo 0 Cp B 2% te ' geek on the St a 19 6749 66 22 Ra | "3.25a 7 si | 3 +% 102—10)/10°--7 | i: first AVERAG | eee ST LOU A ee Pe C11” n with a f! Stock Ex- | 3 37%; 37 | 66 tes in $ | Un 45. he a... | 102—7 || = ES. | + (102 My 188 | . LOUIS STOC % 104% | oO 11 4 +} 11 37 H ha 101— cond rails @3 % 101 Au Lo ‘“* ' > NO @ L &£P- 45 i 59 into new a : urtner rush =a 33 32 ; 37 Hupp NM 1 if Pe dee 82 j , 1 184 16.—3 ' ary Tails Net : “_ te es oe &. 94.—T K EXCHAN “ ™% | 45 N a ot 16% tbe general ~~ ground and ~ po H 45 |_ 33 - ee ; §.l ; ne Vas O71 00—2E 1\100—1 ities . nee y | he week Ge. , tory : . A? ec! _™ , a eueks . yd ~ 4 t e %: ‘ se. ; ~~ewe | opened ee 1 Outlet. tet 42 3 | ae unchanged / oe age re 10) 23% 104 noOeG i it CSc Loe | ,f * |103 ities partie | Combs " : 2 NY¥CASU nae, jp market on the le . _ ; utiet at Ts «TO : : _ i227 =} ‘ oa. oa — lis ee ees ) - o . A eas “6 %& > 2 oe 2 do pt Co . $4 Sart. = pave prevailed f m M4 23 18 44 180 1226 % |227 4% 13 101—13 poe 31 ded 6 6%, 76% 78 turnover of zal a, . 12 Path ras B+, | 3387 pe D or over i 5 44 18) 23% 21%) 21% 4 p12 172? jerseel 101 3 101—14 Sai tee ago. " : i838 NYC bain oo Oe : "Ss on more t il - 4 Pn e El Al ae | 38& a ye espite consid a i : ae 45 4 4.11 ! i , 4 —4 —-13 101--1 es. SEXTTR — ot C42estiL 5% “4 102% 102% ; advance t 7 tlie 3 mn De 109 im nm ag the main meg Pe He a 22 28 110 1808 = , 3 101—15 Daal ~Thahl ie ang +o, eh tea Brown went ea gi Harnil' o eens 12 P er = by " #e the y of |A : mins | 27 O° & 2% 39 & See | aid STR _ Lew em Pas th but m- : e7 ow a o} 4 7 | Bas: run-uUu Am. 26 124 p-- 34 & 13: 27 ™% 192— SS ——— é: IAL BO en . Close . e gain . did . l P 7N ¥ 7a 4%! 47 =O 67 te 4 . p in call | A-I 1 11 4 33% 1345 | 18 102—-15. NET 4 a ee NDS. ; . Best not ho! 96%) ratt & i om cent early } 1) |A-LaFF El 4) 36 Int 45 71 %| 70 34 % 15 102— SN Y 3a DD IVI , also an -Clyme a ~ es ; Perity Ry ¢ oe in th aio tear tine’d oe 13 Int Har CS - 38% 0 % hue : es sa 15 1NY Dock s SzTOT ss NOOR TOON Saree . Se as Ge Ww r sold at 5. rity lug on | 7 | = | 6 84 ; 4 »33! do Se’ s ‘41 i | was lower agner Biec'r me 102 1 Rem N BA 45% 48 ty : A 1 as | 8 3% 43%. 106— 13 .N 5a '44 113% | 7 Th ic ~ N Tc ; 4 gna e8 , ) Int Ni | | ; | ' 6—18 103— | , ss oe 2 ae 4113 2 ha wy e fi ; Ros] 2 Rove me . ee was in th 08 3s Jot Nickel) 383 3 BAM. si #| ) “ ige—ingor—ssreeasl bf Tach be “ai iow aoa awe | + 9 he Tes fem te eee ; fa Radic | i is ’ : 21 102—23 do gen 49/109 % %/1 6 = -Bhink - | | 95? _& Sin to a3 7 44% of th 5111 | a 2N 4% ° 109 % 100 %. 02% 26% The at 32% le Sh 6. oo ae 1 3% 23 oe e day's new oe dj 85) 3 ix 39 987 | 19 % 109 % I se Eta beg . Twoadd 06 stock mi 6bu) 3 5 z Corp A 3%. 4 reached, alth peak 6.) 116112 : -_ Niag F P 41/107 | 97 4 * $i eee ditional i] ie; 9C' SEP Sh i. , ough 7 12 | | ie | | RN P Ss ‘32 7 «(1067 a0 =” sioc vere shares mI 1 Mo Cal B.. 129 rds 30%) ie the porstatont z $141 30 “1% 127% 130% | . “309 . . Gs 5%. tN go ein “ae 53 100 ty 100 108 Af 90 | 8) | mhetders. _ ine Re pers given | ty E.* = Sou cit T 129% 12: (149 the rails. 7 ' 7 ole ad ° —— ee = ei 15 A en ‘ 1 Nor OT s ‘48... 10 s 1004, 1M % | 17 90% 90 ast sale : , ee $f Inc B. | 57 | Ss Th ir previ &T 23; 6: ne ee ~de 37%|* iy 4 Aum 58 55 ; 7 6s *41 93 O86 105 RT | & 10 4 3S Inc B.' 2. oo e turnover rSvous 8 7 i Sou’ 12 1” = 2 Belgia 2S 41/104 93 3 105 & (105 ' ei. * St F Pap. 33% | a } . the 1,406 900 ly ap- ~ a9 : % une = zs % | 40% , | ‘7 3 Ohio Riv E 6s ‘45 80% hve +s rtrd min ne | 2 St ; A. | , 32 +. was share a - — , 01 | | t Beis} "s s Ta CC 704 | no g wes significant os Pee ye $106 ee i Bs al. 101 ¥9 101 34 101% o8 ros’ joe” ; OO ke 4s os Mot. 1 | qi oe e bulk of reful do 7 7 - — 2 .. 808 (104 os3% | yw Swift Intl..| 27%) I 13 | gecounted for by # se eats gga lig Ag on * pa) Fe +4 33 w (Loos 100% 504 a2 | Be te | | 14 Le 6 li te tate Glace hed 32%) umber of issues as tanta lim- (4.2.4 _ 4 39 % | Kris ye 7 a6 Pe Se Oa oy) Oe 91% peal 1 TRO vet 12% nig hirg| ed to develop anyth of the jar DM ot it ae - = %, 2%) 2%). ) iO Brazil Se 4 11 P &RC&I 5s 3 S's + ES 108% [108 So a y'« cfs . ad %/ 123 the prob ything to | r D Mid) oT ) 3 I 534% .5 Md. ) Buer Rs 41 S Pierce Ar 73. o7 Pa m | 98% OF ee i 105% 1 Timken Ax! | 2%) uptur ability of an |A & Co of 36 ha ye tag a : 1 Buencs A 0% oe Pillsbury 8s 43.105 73 be 04 2% ot 4 96% 7» =: Ax’ 1 : n in i , ex- Del at, 3. . f ; - anada 5 e 3D 1 uvy F ey wae aoos| "EER ok Se ,, | we 2: mm oy) 7 henge tie o% 11 ndustrial activ- | 48° yoy ag eT . . oe a 5% 29 .. 108 % yee Oo ies * 101 $ . a al one o7 a sone "3 : : - | 1 ’ (Py? ; : 2 25 es 2% ‘ , 5. . ” i. | x oa we oe s. R ' a+) ea ae Arn Perencah ) 5h » 71% - © 100% ne 4 eS Oiee re | oni) Bae SS ée Trt ets. : ; High-Priced } - " > ‘ . : r : a. , Prat | ai fo cae faaoie fae 8 sea | 18 Mae asa 12 Keaing 3 408 | of ie —TCGhiC , The adva —_ | |S a 4 | 815 ° : a OM hy | Bi ag AE igaar Se Te | 2%) 4 work abe * — z= , rN x oo Sex| 91% ‘si 2 | ge , 2 Cnt b Ag A131 % 104 & te ¢ scale | ck speculatl writ = Christ! Pug Sr Bl P : 84% me — 41, >.) 79% S eoame ogo ~ "1g. spertaitic: the volatile : SF7 og gg 8 45 PASug awe 68" 485) 106 { & Bo & eTh ve §- tO | ape USLé&eH nex ‘180°! es. Profess: ear at BP ang a = 4 2 ref 4s | 93%. f., 406, 34 + 13 do pta xd 36%. xg short pus! mee wee | | 3% 9 : ,j Sel Czech Nig 44 3 bo Pre - 6s' 3? Do ..... -«; "| | 93% R2 ety t “4 12 y 3 Cc M xi ; 8 be those gescriptions me in come : | . hs “0 a aTEEE | Wiekr ss. ante sow bat 5] 1] Lee in ey 6R se oF al 85 a5 , ‘y 90 *» ” o pfd w+ Su 4 yneomfortab! re civen @ ; _* 21 &R 213% 3 > 5 Sie os St ¥4%ee - 106%, 106 77 ' K7T% 87 % . Bis . ” de p 12°%) tinged e jott £3 . : “oy 1 7 y ea r &48FP 30-95% % 106° ; 77) 77 ah ae ie 2s ~ : Pp wi i 2% , te forge as they ‘ 4 : : » ; 4 210%: 2 Sn ; De 4! 95% 4 | €8 77% ‘ s : BS 'y ” te = VM 454 wa af ahead Ch > ahi 1 2 hw ; . 2 > I “~ : 103 4,110% 7 a) J On v. v1 , a 05% ; a , 76 | “8% ' Security. ai. ee kanal $- om among the "Beal det Atlas ‘Bie * ! “ a ah Fy ~ = 103% 1102 44 Se “taal: a) 08s 91% | Firet ‘National Bank Z jayne c 4 783 _ which ine sational — “Mar ’ : pie ej! ‘right ‘ JEI f a4 € ti2 102 12s es oF | | o7 9° . % 102 | National B j-rere io West Pow .| | 24 y Signal tas saved e Manh 26%, 20% wonP. 4 Finland "Os o¢Mar ioe 102 M4 5 Sine CO P 6s 284 | 1 "9 SL-SF gm 5% 4 0 2. | roth American Prue Commerce ER * . 10 ate OC C at Chemic , % avana Elec pa uto K a: aa 51 = 4 | 1032 Framer D _ #5 00% 100% 1 R44.) 1 90 | | oS | 95% Bip. 0 Butte & W! 6s [ehemsiesl, Sears Foe’ tric, |Baldw Io 71 24 1s mod 6 : : — 1 et 5 isi 934! 92% 4 D% 5s LS a BS | rerame = U's 72 13 (ana P Ww a of others ra Oe muck and e , AJ #4 a: ly Tri : 24 French Ks, 49 3 + 92 Gg KO & 35 srP con 48 S32 sz } ae °* ts ee ait te By 3 wma °5 _ rio c ! 24¢ held is 3 - ld line * ts a Be 0 . ” La le fia 114% 1 56 F . j ly 41 “ : ‘ + A Tenn E] 4 é 100 . . ‘A KcSs I 90%. a9 j ed le less 11 ns c M : 18¢ : within a i@ aders al & Or - 2 114° ; 141 rer h bie . 1003 2 To] A P 6s 47 y 107 41 oe 4 ah ‘ a 90 } oe ao... che. mets... EGMLI. feommon 4i narrow range a he 3 as , 1 German 7 thes hal ene i Ed Ist 7s 41 Hf, tore |b SEES | ! | 90% | Certain-teed Prod spies Pet -* 1 LI n did , ange Ar s | ¢ rf 6 4 yay Tru : 41 Lg2 as’ - P on Ve Eurek . littie es : Se Lar 7 a 1 ' ~ ser G a 40 ret pap 105% 1 : mbu!l 8 % 102% a > ; a) : rod let sabe ng ge te Croe ie fractional uptu esting off nal! ab Es 45 07%. 97% 106 } Un wl su 40cf 100 Me 108% de Lb -— | . 4 pid . 1 40 . es wer : rn. Wee , mgd x . me) 4 bg -- ts 2 : . ; nm % BS J ¢ siata -_ ' Spec a 9 1 ‘ % Loe) 97 ees f @ | 50% 1 New Cornel | ta eee wie in aul iahee ise 21% 5-4: | CHICAGO. Aue. tock Sales 13 Sore A a eethaee | 68 | Boag) Rae! 65% a oe > Rae 2 aes ie Biisir alc where Nash oups like | 3.5 | Mex a | port of AGO. Aug Dispatch a , a2 evest Gs st 106 %& yee 14 | 79 | tes 85 ho ot 3 | Fi 8 ~~ J Zine aiong wit . came dow vem 3050 °3 : wic 1! | ing auo today's = Follow | 99 M rseilles © Verti 6% 06 % a . 108% 103 78 = «| 57% e* nio Co * Trucks {1U h White Mo mn | Pkyn BA tte : ae 1 et ota tions at cn nigh lowing 's a re -4 ge Sa! | 20 jentes 6 5 ~ 103% 182% toe ee me .-leece- oF aay M > ea wid s fluctuated er =_aors | ayn MOOT: 3 is 45% ° Pet a he pv wh and cleo . 4s °04-5 49 a 7a «6S ? Le ee ie pal eee: FERS T | hs 31% 70 Re War ; J Gage range erratically | pager Se 138% 138% - a Stock Ez- | 37 ast 54 sm . » 40 pet pd 55% | OM 4 108 Ma . x | 69 30 siiverdal “= ‘eee aaa pn UG yee! wees 54% —4 iM! Vw ce ee | 45 - 4s 1910 s 's | oe 42 | => eo) O88) % 2% 28 aw M °] 4+ oes 30 t s erde E 4} in the long li nently repr iB he 5 tent rod pf - - 108 a 109 %* de § 63 ,.. 106 = % 93% AB a O7 seen A) —~ 5 Wend Gent 4 cisbliched se of new net | Butterick + 3% egg Se 17 9344 wot ahi % 105% (105% i 934! tH peeare ot LAR — ibe forenoon ft wae Se ort 1s, Bork eek 2 Sidhe Ph GREK 8 ny (8 S . _ : n i ; ses- Cal meng i Bide Aut c ~ de KI Te a 4s ; ' - ——— : ted ham REGULAR oo goede t was the |¢ = os ‘ bd movement ne the sam last iway, whie ment. S iC & 4; 7 Bix 291 “ 110% 110% 11 B o de 48 5.' 90%, ® 107 % 1s “sm /hns-Manv rangin me peri B tou ch cross fr. outh- | _O pid 9 106% 105 ‘7 oane $ 14% 1 ai 10 & O ev cfs (201% Qat%: a 4” high rec the made ~¥- io Sane Southern ed its pre- | a : 1 siSoRr— * ayy Allg ~ ; RK Mg +7 B& 0 iat $%a33) 92% 101 % 104 te Gov : sustained 1 , reco new h 43 adva stor Lacifiec - pf rt 111% iy > tech t ; B&Q 4 ’ 42 46 92% \ ernm and dus a. 46 = rda w igh record nee. of t k was | ic. The |, °-* Ss 2 111%1 : 3 31 38 3 ur © 4s PLEGW BK 1 n2 4 ent Esti a. trade 2% = prov Electrie ere sia ™m of 185 y that it wa ought on t 7 -~ : ier 2 111% * So et ~ ‘ 29 2 3g" w7 div “$1... pried 5% 8 : | stimate S i: o marates was fairly oy 4's rtm eee a United ¢ in Phi # the othe s consider on the i & Alt 4105 104% -y 2 52 ; 508 @ (102% 102 "9 B&OTC div 4s | ncrease hows | . with prices active st . th gg ll and st ae and that + r rails, not. ably be- Fa pid “ ' ts 105 x StL 8 . . : —_ , + ig 39 of 424 000 B Juet leeee ngt , its iad “iths i P c : - f & “ys ‘ ~ aaa D . : 0) 5 ‘Ss div Ss ¢ . . a heavily h in Gould dis July earni hstand- East I Bias "Fs 55 CP ; 112 0% 90! 66 I 0... =e of Since Las ales gy4 ~s. | In oth y traded in oy Coup! ¥ sappotntin ning: > 32 32 182 , + : . o1% ae. p & M T 6s ‘ ast Repo —— “movements issues there coo 3 ° — ‘ 32 7 ‘ i 3 ~~ ¢ BN ig Sein Ist Page rt. wat..... ing und . some ; were _ Cotton . "til 50% i s "29/1077 1 10 monthly of Agri ance! today by Ive 2 \e «6L Mt ration Pe, coe! es tm li e Car ng d-- INDUST aC oP *7./1027 ! at 13 y repert w grieulture ' y by the. n\... |. tra ———- ete hed cosas be ABEGS RIAL BONDS 109% | 123 ¢ 4 RA Had ot Tig Th cape Pre soul as oo ee r ustrie 2 ore h } nane . c rs pi ‘ > = 35 ‘ .. c e , he ae ; oe of ‘ . valent bt . »remluction - a3: nar la : ad imat o 2. . a7 A . : “ 39 tt : th " tion M)-pe ; Poa 37% bo nm ttheng general “1 muted. The k een pretty ates (Ch C — s- : 100% 109 %.1 di 46 + % 101 eat > f month Son the crop eres baler. 2%: oe stamall ‘ani Goodve moved with | ed the « » Gover well | Chr p 2.50 4: 7 » 100 % | c TRY t> dt te lina. Aleaba 1 all states yproved in | earn? | tg = Nn ar Tire maki ee ee Chry Mot 35% Mae us» | se eg | yg oe gegen exrept South | Be Gotta be the St arryonv inenta! . ” cen! f n of the = sti- Ao ?) "a" 27% 1 . T(r a. 10° 4, 3 ad a MT) mated ee ; .ts caleul aneas® uth : —. pedy od, ae ee pms “ag normal am = Coca Gl 7 ~ $s +o ++ 900 Ry: > deb 6 | santa ee | C Sr %) Se cian manne mae cage mene the eatt- | ee AL » 142. , arr , eont cent on compared 41 ip es ae 9 : ~1 1°] a2 : — unant s forecast mw Aug. 16. -” ; cg Coal ang than —— after } ata year Aug. 1 | 44 9 ROO Ste , 97%, 97 2 c Sa Me DOT Se | see tag - total ee cand: 13.568 “oO hi as et st it rield ag: and | S " be 4 os The « ated 1 ite ’ 100%, el merge tere! Bree we hut oe oo m was fix ). The ind : #4 10? '. . ; Cc ¢ re nn On conditton of 3.037 38 ne le Last 3. gee ea ty Sonsteoea ae coer ed at 15.990.100 ’ anes rein | 8 fe 6.108 | mat inated 828 roa ee ~—_ ls > “Ee a 7 , all , . rm : ‘“ " t a e' ei , rs Se ~- i; “ oO} I ~~ ; } , , ca im ‘ r cert 7 . ! wié% BBR. puzzled after a prevail- Cont ag 4 7 « ee é } the census no nttng -ound 575.971 : —— ywine f th orbed all imc orfters © = Tried n early c M 80 © : ae Wrigley repor reaw a 40 10] ; 4 . & RP G 4 on. Ro an % ine for ueed : selling oy a SA ~ a% 3 ota gg _. his yes Gay J er, ge 1 and Nor Bros 2, 13" oy 3 ; ne de closing prices Te City tram 5 5.50 SEO -| O2% | by yen The cler: a net love fost ‘ 17% 34s O00) ng period rs 100, 1$-ce f later nei A 312 AY hecke Sak © ices . Se 25° RD a2 | eo ¢ uction 16,, 73.1e; ; Leh. 97 of & ; . - * 18 ,192 . Re last : sa % 24 nt le ay * 72.7 we and from 6 reduced t Li p - 31% 1-56 be : Pash bee 9 4 gtx! be lem, closed fi. LEANS. A Spot. : Pac%!..... }o00 0.000 te wane a M to Frenc) per cent. Iti “94 ae Sty | Copper FR i: “aieieaeias C 24 a 000 | 8e ee ins ond ‘7. a; " : ly -35 /and Rc to da ned debi refle«' ith exchan Atai@ eetitied om moun & Ley jim? iF ; oe spot. Sb, : | 5 “ew ro date to ings la - sete ns talaga 106 Se 106% 29 Pity 22 ab Be ae Fon J&G 4%; ene 23.920: | opt 3 33 ;” ‘ 4 70% vi RK — $9.22 ster! ebt tundt ftiement at | 22° 2% ™ - 10°? r- a Tk of i _ ) J ° Hao. : Re: record ipt > : 45 | 45% | Shistn awn sr 24 -—Rising it@ was © lathe nls S2% 33 as” | — 103% $ Gra Tre of © 8 40 115 okt um +)» : j14l 5% | the IS. Aw ars._54 i s a shad rt. 200 }; ae ee OT 36.107" ~ : —_— aa . ” y _ 1 e Re WA. %. ¥q a in hadae ’ —_ eae ; . S-> . sf “ y- " . A 1; L4 e : : - 41 uree —_ antic h! 106% A R i, : > > p 4c | LAIN races. ) ee ican eature ‘ “ne Ar'zor “eo 023. OO te 1s 'y 24. ; oa pence per ounce | os” he tse aCe Cn iitornia a a oa Geeline “Ot T8 | + . Fi - | , 3 (All ; 9? wv. os me naa | cent, . $ of bitte 4 a | : - other states 4 5 000 © we “Su Mes be months bills — on a a ee _ do pt : Lapeer 197-008 : ; oe Ri xi [firms high & 4 A oa a .. e Market | LS "92407? By the Boston Wool ' aaael : Hed 19 eeateg ets Sg lS al se SA, & ce LA 13 - the Associated | Mprket. Hi 8 ph geste mat St | P wR ss ee | Mey ae 24, cng, mort | : $y 104 days 4@ ws steady mi 18. Sterjin acnaqee 7:0 i 60% 102 % a 7m and fir — a prise 65% c 4%; 4-6 . 16. 60 : | Exeoport_ 3) ancqaneasiiia Cen | 35%. NEW: cee. D 43 aig 1 Bo — gs Co EAs st8f) | . | aru et = a ee 3. to pra © + n a .~ 2G ab 40 2h ; woos ‘are aul 3° 7 clone be i . .? | —nnsesmentiinataias e wv - 7 ié VU este quiet a ; ytd 34% t—%. duly oa Bak 6 & eS By ' ies eview a e : : rh : ee Carpet : : a FF ot the me + ¥ ; “s ] 4 . 175 ag P rs ' “t 4 } 1 L5 ! a in their : , : %! “Ts com puter orld a 68 Le RY Sy @ 7 YORK ress. — "a a 4 ly 104! Piper 4 Se \ y : ideas. 3 ts av Meta! { by . , , iw ep! oy 331 — charact AU os al ” * | J Man BR "4 Ew \eow York : a. red Statistic f | | Gen Mo 1 ii rading © erised Bar @¥ ‘ce aeai03' ‘OR | | 12 Marke td 40 2013 + aw sugar : : +. en uction of o : . ¢ & 112 4 11 pects bel ase Tesu . bond ma ***’. 3 ; 4 PR%& | t &t 7 as quiet . P i 1 ‘- R2? LON : ode 1% nO he nett »~ Thewved med toda marke* ~ _ s , 103% Ta 4 on i dut* eat a » GG %'. spot Py nade é Pamia. , = 2% 112% —— no Be ay Phan ee With t—_ wt % , ) =1 06 i) ; "ge -- ra ® merket : a 42 (144 trobytic U —rown, 2 Ta! 47%) day. F wi _hewotiat France af te p 1 Ne St 53 100° 6 vA a5 apor epot 37 . r > jons a if | 3% . “tae -,) 7.96 7 340) ‘320 1, of the nch ben were « . % 101! I . ‘ , 100% 10% mest M) 23%) te, oot (38. 2a Oa. } : 45%: 45% “ | ue Gove em ponte Saat Bn ge 2 t 21 tty changes Z ’ ; ; spot q . - ; . ov rom =» tant! ana. «4 rt a garden . Fetures. t38. 2 a) 46% ~ * | Praintain the year. reach Di —"- with b 105 ag eee ——— —_« 2 oT % 46 he . } patatoee a firm a — ob] ’ “ hit ra os ly j O3 j ing the late Steel | 11 22 27% ‘s ion, Woe ligetions | 14 ant 5 em, r positions F ‘* Ew e pH Ms : oe Lo ; pots rv while - — Nort ™ n ; ; 4 : on % refined market : : R& Mary lar ieco | serine Te- , a ba eat OS o- $381 33% x eee mereved. és and 478 " (83M as unchanged. at | gue: hve r ae 12,104 asi} ty 5 14 o40C« American he ge oy : : 92% 91%! ow a ux. 24 Mo 107 % | o7T%& ay I 4%, 102° + v4 Paper 5 a i —_—_— .... 103% 1% | #2 bere! gg A en Ege S| 8a 19%, 19 ty 24101? ae are 2 a ort Ts | 108 % 102% | coubie ioe 1 11 re Ht) 74 4 '100% '101 ° xs | fering ff the $8.700. ¥ a — i ae 5. 21| 28%) ; : 3 8. P York Ru LAP | ian pile 1 30% 29% 7 | detain o 23 2 4 | Rubber 8 ~ Ry ~,. i tua urpen . ; Se * 5234 % , “ 3; . 14 4! ; + a ag 5 55% 5 Mj —_—- tine, Flax, ° — 0 100 100 o: 23% _ 42 ee 1) 54% +o RAY - Linseed! | — : ' 23 > , 53% 54% | ~ ‘y VAXNSAH. G ae ect 34 + % 40 52%) 59% — “ Ga. Aug 2 | 34 °*2 Sa | opie -~ & SRICS, Ary ©4 —Turpentine | 62 . a” aire pis oes : reorip te, 2338. ; 71% | — = P* <amp . Sat, 34 Omahed me ny ie so C71 3 82 ; r
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pasa F git a a Pa: , a be sae % Se ram Paes Lit She ae cy eas, ee My. Oe ee a. > ; © 4 a, ~ 4 ~ he * 2 - Pt ; ry . * = - he ei # ba 2 = ee oe Pe 4 fe . RAP exe. 3 + a = « & Re iat. -_ ae © * * 3 ; ee : ee ¥ ia Cini 2. a vie we P ae =. =. re = Fey ae ” = We: * rom ” Ne a es Peg PsA! MONDA ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED \LOUST 249m ; | a ; = SSS SS SSS Sa eS SS ESS SS Popular Comics en STUDENT SLAIN OVER i News Photogra REMARK T0 GIRL i MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1926. Country Club—Choice hand- picked. Michigan Bean§ in rich tomato sauce, with tender piece of flavorful het The ideal warm weather food, eas- liv prepared, hot or cold, for home or camp.. cine by Gangsters in Chi- supe nemanion Sheu | THE PRINCE but Esca apes. > a r . or Aah # “1arre? , - awe 2 a : ~ By the Associated Press ‘ op sm CHICAGO, Aug. 24.—A Univer-, a“ : Fiat if a SaaS Sass >: 5: sity of Chicago medical student was, cal Se * SS ee e} = a oS . | - = " PS Fen s . Tn . , ‘ “ tend os => HAS EF SE cae a On > siugged by etree yesterday, fol-| . I k * a J 5 . an . - Sr Pate © =. | % P ares as etn 0 tunited: tnetiit th shoes idl This Is the Last Wee a: - ee ieee, which ‘wes sega by , of this creat sale. Only a few more days left in which to take advantage of the m : fi. * , a . ee scort of the girls. 4 spectacular bargains which have made this sale the subject of comment a 7 ae “i The slain student was John Hen- St. Louis. Although assortments are complete now, they will not remain that way le + — ao Ban ~ gigi ge ry Klassin, 25 years old, of Man- i at these low prices. Better come in Tuesday and take advantage of these | . eo es. ae kota. Kan., a junior in the School fferi . =f * we al , ac : . | ; : offerings. “ | - We Close at 1 O’Clock Wednesday Afternoon f Medicine: and his companien, 1 Corner 12th and Olive Sts. a fe Kreger wants to make employes’ half holiday a success, and we know that lames R. Mitcham, a son of A. T. | SS a eur custemers will assist by making their purchases Wednesday morning. Mitcham. wealthy oil operator of! 1] - &. Fort Worth, Tex. Eight men, in-| [Ib This Beautiful Eig — 1ece ining- oom we . : . +i ; . . ludine Archie Carlini, 21, named | . ™ hy the police as the leaders of the ) k. .* See pe a) ye ee ttack. are under arrest, confes- : A Real $285 Value , : nationa:.y J " ' . knowD.... With delicious por for CB ness, after being picked up by pOo- | sauce —— Din Ss Cj $i a0 | . ~1 e from =: South Si station ‘ Red Kidne ans—Country Club, can . . B iked mal! ’s medium......./. x —-oz. bottle. Loc large size bottle. toe bi imz | atsup One of * oz. hottie . shortiy atter the attack erms 12.50 asn, aig Miss Inez Parise, 1§-yvear-o'd | M 4 a pt _ Mis ingle . ll $8.00 a Mont Ee * 5 ea re, i : : ‘ ‘- ; .% . th YY tour OU ee | Klassin’s sku!! was fractured, apn- | Rili Sauce— . " \- . ter of an Italian banker. was! il Beautifully Carved —= HT ae HN ery : } ‘ + h of } ‘f star ne on th ront porcen of fh if iad ; ~ ; mor + T home n r younger sfsters, L))- 2 % res and Irma, and ! : - : A se o. lores , er sweethea~, and Decorated — at Hey - . } . , eho bate Pa ‘=: ‘ ~ = 4 , . 4 ‘Me . . : ye ee eee Ne ee ee ll eS LUDED in this &- — Ee ae J 1-i}— YT . ‘ ICKY Lé€ ’ - ipaecPp -Ititea ar x to have three girls,” one of piece Suite are a 60 Jack Frost Cane Country Club ties ans to arlini, eecording to ineh buffet. beautiful ex- : a - 4. : For Your Canning Needs bor General Purposes the story told by Ines. “Let’s make ete kas egy ie 3 : at _— | 6.24206 Siv®rs (oid OF 4 4. iL gre ac ll tension table with 42% 54. 2 iF, i! ~ oe — * and go somewhere.” : — 7 5 -*» PSA S&S ‘ . - e . re } 1 - z 2 “ : Ci ‘ : “What do vou think these girls inch top when ose ~ : . : _ . * > h => Hil 1 ae ' i . re?" Cariini asked, appearing to tive nairs pill Lost vo i ae ai ; ; “ : Mi “ Li: enerr. Theste decest, and Ce, : : . = SS! i a4 . 2 . Lk &e . , oa, a a = >*. : . 4 Cnair. f ote th - i} tra , ’ ‘ 7 a ~ * > Form ¥ > oO 2 -_—. . Mar? 4 “ . : ‘ ; . : “2 - C4 = . — ‘ a i A. ¥ : eA. Fs — Th —— nt ~ —— e = — ' : = aN as - ; . =: og +4 59 Sack ‘Sugar—In bulk. 10 Ibe. for........ ; ‘ountry Club Pastrr F = + , . - s) | Pe ~piaad 4 t . mA. . "Th +s To? aid. the tudente! U renuine Aaenepes waln nt ra : - Jack Frost-—4AX Powdered iD. D&S... i he! inez Jack Frost —-Dumino—Granu lated. r en ee Ss nd walked aw} veneer in two-tone e! = VT} in oo wr bh hoeince hala > Sn = 2 - z s a “ > an oe ea 18! iS 4 } } ° ar “} \> ee , . ; - ; , 2 "es and ved | 1T1 full ‘ al yeu ; ; : Bice WW i 7 ese 4 ? ? _~ : > 2 f -. ; é ¥ i- _ . ait . ee , 0 4 A \a . ‘ : ~ | - - , a +n . : w Se MP. ; ‘ mit. e + . >. »i —_— and deeorated. 7 ij LODs, 2 : a bs “fl = ‘ . > ‘ si * 4 ise . ; . 3 noe ‘ _ eo ‘ hd , . —_ a > oe = : - ov A — + = ’ * . 2 : _* + 7 - rTronrs . aT) 7} ends are OT x 5 3 : . . s+ . . . ; : : fn es . " > . . . -y> ,r, — “* . are 2 3 ry a OT? : mm. § h 2 rh P . . ‘ tT". . + . - SS . ne macter Was ee: eon SR , ale see lign-¢T ade Siicetu Waibu — = ; ya " 4 ine . _ . P _ ™~ . ‘ 4 - ‘ ‘ > ' . . . . . +t = > ‘ > + . > - . - as a - > 2 : —" ’ . Brown—Bulk. I>. Te:.ib. package > Country Club ¢ ns found Carlini and his com-| veneer. while the chairs have walntut top. banister and front rail. and are covered with = | rions awaiting them. The stu- ° Bi é' a r; er : , . - he Se ial ve ite: Siatelainemall °- Aecaiaihal ll beautiful tapestry of high quality. The bottoms all the drawers are made of genuine % Better be | FIRM, RIPE AND HEALTHFUL | t were overwhelmed. nie mahogany and are we ee ar c | n E Xamine this Suite earefully that you may aa = { C7 ecause $ BANANAS gS ibs 20c Miitcham escaned from the uttack= I] now the won orf] a le ie ntiv solid eight pieces at S295. For the last week of ' Ag oj = = ’ ee ers and summoned police, who = Pige: . a if ji sher ( | prot - ie Message fl May. Stern's A t Sale the rice is $144.50. ee a 3 $ e found _ ‘Kiassin with his head {I —— P ed ae a ae ig | tall ¢ Watermelions, each. . .30c Victor Bassa. on m ~ a ee i st. admit ree- iece : hee: Small ¢ loupes, 3 for... .25c nerete paving block yo So Ne y the p ) O 4 Se 4 win thick Kiam Living-R f aA ¢ i. ts Peaches, Elbertas, ib., 10c ' ‘ i " . . is > . i 7. " " at hs . _ " amr oO p ; e 1 ; : . — , , ; Hy i] 4 " A : 2 i ‘ : : . . a4 t¢ . et : . ’ ’ \ie : ; * om : v wy > = — . ‘ > rH " : ¥ . i ‘ aeek ia . ; ; ' ‘ ; ° © — m eee 7 —— , . - ‘2 . : . : ’ ra 7 ~ o* Fe "oO rg? ‘ ; p . R . . ay i ~ ‘ Pf a4 | . : : 4 “ ~g moet . " . ‘ ; . : ‘ > j a bo *. “3 - - ~~ - : " ; 3 +7 ~ | ix | ; -?T 7] . “ ‘ : 7 ' é . . . nN . J * on ‘ x i” CORN * 4 wt Potatoes '*"*" 8 Ibs., 26c safes 4 5 Sweet Potatoes ,** Tiny Pisco in e 2 ; = ia ce sisting of large davenport, a “ Green Peppers, 3 ibs. .10c; .:".... ..... i eee Om Bie packets ot. and wing chair—all uphelstered im | ’ i onnie te ie chutiten velour with loose-eushion seats “er brs. Hes coil-spring construction. See this: qd for Ch and compare it with anyt arabe: = 4 : where at $198. Priced ; Bw, inn -Seeieadiniaen = tea cee rT = week of May-Stern’s August a ; . ina #1 mw students ere +s. ! _ ¥ = ———s : =. ” Smoked California; M : Se " (ER % ce age moke raunschweiger, ib......... Sc & son e- U ra . ue, Blood Sausage, SERS ae oe, ° aes er er ee i cwede. 42c : MONTRE A, cs. 3 A C ; ‘PEARL HANDLE» ey a riiner, Ham Sausage, Ib.......... 30c Boneless Pigs’ Feet, jar............. 28c & y Biar United States th : eter etl Cervelat, ib. ..... wees... 227 %0 | Minced Ham, Ib... ee a : | ; y ~ ¢ ~ he ha fl BRISLING 5 ofl J « ; “x ~~ in } : nsulate. : ne | i 3 ig fl = _nmeDs te = Norwegian } } mina. | La in Olive Oil & e re Nex 96 — 2: 2 a Four-Pisce Waku = ene aff. oe tins G5 ; i A \ Ps s 1 : pa Be rap } , a i ery pecia B d Ss AR 45.00¥e | | nn >. “i Offering | edroom uite eal $245.00) at os ' RED ALASKA i) - 8 eae vanity dresser apd’ a chifforobe-—as’iitustrated iff Se Square Mason ¢ _Ficnes. | Ductal Si SS acer hae irae Qruwere and Press pints 4 it a ‘ 5 : > . ms tu : ; * | c: : 2 = — Bi b ’ rn - nal n 4 é ‘ J ate en er ae - ee tM Fats 4 a “ Vanity Gresser has try it mirrors \ reg -—" * : * 6 os Se ee gee C . . , li Sa rp $263 i.ie——Special fer this last week eof ) : ie ‘ oe . Way-Stern’s tecust “ale at oe Te $7 a : a poe = oe ae ate et — eae ee , eae SS | ; ADVERTISEMENT =. | Cedar-Lined : hi ; 2 Pi i oe Tall nu 29¢ Ceres ints 66 | Don t Let ! 2 Chifforob Chifforobes anit - - ~Se é Quarts - Doz- : High Blood Pressure | robe A $27.50 Value GF? | | eee Pink Alaska Salmon. \-Ib. can. Ile: RE OS Shorten Your Lif 1 A $35.00 Value $ 95 iy 44 Tune—TYeillow striped. «in —s 4 y ee ee . hte 0 en our e : ond sok tt v o= 6 ; Shrimp-—Guif, wet pack. tin } Se aoe ich ‘oni we. 2 u 95 eso og — aay : - ; How to Stop It—Read This. | ° ai i aie ti, ee de li ‘ Convenient Terms o-+- mn Cane “acdarn ao er ret =P if fires al at & 2 _ Jar Rubbers. dos a p ; i rprise * to Knew , lu 9 o Bu Nee Tosees, Cutten apliorae e r Peg ae Sealing Was o od pressure is so serious that in is ined with Ted'cedar a cure | | sos'oed can Rechal' coosmaet “Sue 8 reo, ireieti. eottle resh Churned Creamer suramee companies refuse to iecn meng — agamst moths ind mak Riad that “regu! aciy would grails at P ; FPLEISCHMANN’S a es eae ae 06.00. woban Geeaen” Ge tee S730. Ottered ea convenitat term : Lh. Cc Print | 3 a Fa Kenta cesta ge em All ! a “e =>. _ Speen for May- - ? ee erg Fe ng Sale at the . YEAST 47 [Seg ieee ase le Butter “wont "Ts, ‘ - 2. WATUING. an i; nti "oe Pt at) -™m 0 = Rat it for health cane deeaieel Boner. Ib ar , — take h 7 mz de net } oly ere Your St. C flashes, dizzy spells. shortnece of b ~ § breath, sleeplessness, and nervous- att ten die ine sen and forces th 3 Makes cottons look and fee! like Crratal White, low price ood jase, Gtiaun, one bettie oe Store | % Norma wil) rt eed reduetion enough = y PER — ee? ‘y™mpiome which distress and & A. mM. ‘ c KE. Norma i# a phvsirian’s preecription Tf 5:30 4 %. be : ; a . pag Mel Van Camps White \ aphtha. 10 hare 2 meer eteren = er . a nf anced a | r . a i argo Cori, st h. L- Th, ; =s, lay — - me “opie everywhere ‘ce ° Ln, os (neat ora, Starch 4 preps Se can, oSiaig it Chere Sevuneer'arny et Home Furnishers for 41 Years” S. E. CORNER 12TH AND ; oo agama pa” cag ' ~Orma . te ft wi nn, Judge &§ Delp = . os ae oe - re * i "S. » a : Bee 3 m see , # : - on aie z ms * . = + : Bi a ee. a ie | ; ~<a Pie 3 We Be 2 Gos ae
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To - PANT OPER eT OEP Ie WA ery:e “SPRY ee atta ene ie: PR SF . TE ET EE nn ey J “s . on ee S a As _ F S a eS a= Bg ERTL I cee oe = " — PEL Pry i oe WIS OT IET core MONDAY ALGUST , — | Popular Comics | News Photographs Fiction and Women’s Features MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1925, MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1926. ss“ ‘>? s) Frere FPF POPPPEPR EDD SD . A - Ss ae THE PRINCE AS A T a, nt enue iy ." HUNTER CPs RAJAH OF INDIA RPA PT AAAEAAEEFE GAELS hh t pL hh heheheh hh he gad 2! TLS ge DPI PII TV PURE rrr rrr - Vildbsiidliiiildyppy | WS — Pe SS WS ast Week which to take advantage of the many le the subject of comment throughout yw, they will not remain that way long and take advantage of these wonderfy > a» SSS 555s a o — Mew wesws ee ww ) Me a a g~Room Suite! SADSSS" ore Ae Se oy S oy oP Yr Sov eS 2 a ee ee . Pa a FO Se WO WWWV WWW Sas > ace eee oS So & OS oo ee ARROW VWVW. WWTP} 3 WN ree WS RN OON WH Ss * —— \ SN \ SSS THEA Selig, So, Ua eT Babb nat at | ee iw N , , tn we bi RPO " o. 4 “ 4 as : . oe . ~ : S.% sat rae” bea Fe a ,, Pk ie “Ge tion Bp thin 6 a a nN, a Soriper FP OR 4h ae i oe : ‘ 4 P 9 A Os 24 gay er i. J , - Vs ° ee mS (me OP. f° whiii ———— sees -y =i) ae 3 JZ 4% (4 Leelee i. | : . - wd . “4 q nn / . on . ¥ . vi ‘ e ; i ao fi 2 a ’ a % ys ee. oe ti oth Nae , ee 2s i oT z EB ,% , ’ pe me > oye ~~, 1 POV nn ON ia Sgn errs uml. S Re RS, aASVSARSSSS . The Prince and two compan- A captured tribesman being brought into the French Y Z % ‘ : * . . Z . - : . | 2s : 3 which he shot during his visit i amemastemenapean wxmamemee iat 0 " a (UY yf or nuine | > > a Y Vl UO stteceT tt tragay lity, foe ‘. % . r yy; of “s 4 4 Z i " : Sal es ¥ é 2, 3 2 2 JA ; ' GOEL, 3 ee ee st gas . Fal ras : . ‘s e 4 t vou may st week of “yr tS . ‘rr, Z THEY'RE GETTING WIDBR . ae 7 ras mite BB: ca heig eS ae rs 3 pO EB Dish a Gi ; -. ad yy Ri nk Phi ‘“ > 99 ; Dh, neers = cAMERAS A PHOLY 7 » %, Ree a oy ws “ 4" . aS dE AAI EA Three-Piece am 1 iving-Room 4 we ~~ SSS VALASASAS ARS Oe . : RA OS Suite vered With Beautiful Velour EAUTIFUL Living-Room Suite, con- isting of large davenport, armchair ying chair—all upholstered in figured r with loose-cushion seats over best ring construction. See this Suite, ompare it with anything shown else at $198. Priced special for the last of May-Stern’s August Sale at a a vee, cannes ee ee ee ee AAAAAARRARARRAAARS 9 * ee ek ke | ee ee SSASASAAAAALS WN \ RH WWWWDN eee me a = WS Re ‘\\ es ee CCC EE EEE EN ND SD et li, I ii A \ WW AION WO MOO AANAS SAA SANA To. bhh hhh bbe bb bb hb eh ht ne kh ee ee ee Rey US ls NAAR “\ « See NS ‘ ~~ Rinni°iNiiNDW . ~ . ~% * SN > SS SESSSSAAASAA 3 : N SS AN ~~ . \S x : ‘ ‘ N Y S\ +* WO . y ‘ \ Ws » » \A SA WO WY — \S “iy, ; - rr, 59707" (, ed oe ee el WMdipyyry ys 10608 ;™= tthtt”> Yi 4 4 7 in th Yy % 4 3 EAE SSSA RO NIRINIE He ODN OO IE NR atcha sa SOSY Sena SOO RO NT SIPUIVOVIVIVILITYTTITTS : I9TOrTTTTETererrers “74, As fe \ 2 fe Pee A little Bellevue (Ky.) girl with an En. SIL. ns can sevenchecusmnhenteeeeanenenmiieataed We Mdcdeecaccaaaumumuidddddné Gt fai by 4 hea le glish sparrow which she reared from a YG The London cabby who thought yumumaanratreldisumllldattiattlednrmnmnumnny fledgling. IN ANNUAL FISHIN CONTEST Y out this scheme is said to be 4% The latest in Oxford trousers for the 4% V/A; ' % —tndervoord & Underwood ' Z | SRSA et EERE mem eT EE oe YL, a 4 reaping a good harvest in fares. Z well dressed you n. Y. , : eeneaiin cain Gy UE F ceatiune ak ahcaal y poe SOP Wy, # “Pon a _ A “yy “aD, PA “ “0s AA a Yj “ly, “> ss Wi ~4t {ajplle % (A > 4 ee, 4 2 - Utyy ~. 7 Wa 4% $y tdi “if Y. de ee ed 4 MANA YANLA , 4 s “/ ok Se ends. Seay: a 4, [Fyew"” YMIIIILILLL MLL eg cddcdddddddddddcddddddédd Uilt YP CY D’S RECORD BANQUET 4% “ “a Se (ee , 3.5 ox ws V/,. Vly ‘pled od ee % seg Ss a DE LWereronypyayyygyrnn "nM UT LTLLLLLLLLAALALLLLLLLALLMLLLOL LT LLL hf es pan : . is . A 7 sie . B ; 4 ‘ ¥ A w , cae > ei Soi Ses tg ’ 4 . 7,7 we o.. (ALA EAM AMAMAMAAMAAAAAAAAA AAAs A AAA Lh ~ ne Pa Re errr Ye s4 ttt yr eae : (sada (ILA s hhh Ahad hah hecetec Aetetttah 2 oe ce ~ . a : x “ie a Me 4, ie Sas ; Pav LO ig WF 44 6 CEI EEMMEL EF, pig te Fe Ye r , te A Real $245.00 Value i oe er: ° 2 aa Ae ye | a frei. 2. 138 “* °€ Terms—$7.50 a Month § —E s OP \N \ WH SN MW Ch ib 4, e * -_ ASAAAAAAANAAAAAAAAN > % Ye ee ® Ae & oe ee oe Se Oe SOOO eee i ee > > be De ac oe ee & — "7..." > >) \ WOH ee WN SSESSSSSSSREE AAS Ps eS ¥ RENE? a WS SS W WH ye - ead ; net a. =| A m.. ¥ ‘i , j 33 . ve $ s . es ; Bt ae WY WCQ ~ ae VV Dn ae i ee. ees ee Sper te SSAA T-BAR ae ati Me ak a ee ee 1 i VMS U7 WM ths lif: a ee x NS HH { Although 11 1s rumored that no fish have been caught tn the Seine at Paris since the Franco- Prussian War. the fish- ermen of Europe sti!) a stage a contest there ~jaternestionsa! ‘Sew! « 12TH AND OLIVE S Ng ae. ee Yo i, , yy, - ot ”y aL . ro . , Pa 7 ¢ . . : ; J : f, 1s, . , 4 | : > » > eh > > he bb > bb > RVOHHHN Store Hours: 8 A. 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They hold the long-stemmed flowers an1 By LUCREZIA BORI A ALLO een | | © you know the value of the | CHAPTER 54. | —— HE rang the bell and sent the | housemaid, for Kate, and when | beauty? | ) | she came, her cap a little | Really, women who have had ex- crooked and her hair a little wispy, EAR me—lI never queer knees in the D Great big | creepy white. . perience with this beauty | Mrs. Colquhoun took the cup out are heavy enough so that they do kok Oe bond kil aid consider it | | oo the passage to her and scolded not topple over. There are differ- whet a mercy seen invaluable be- | ».- soundly, and it did them both ent sizes .in the tubes to be had, . cause of HS | -ood, and Kate was so much re- and the small ones are very at- they were hidden f sure effect on | sored by this breath of normali- tractive. They may @ painted | it and now— their health | |». that she was’able to ask in a black or white, then decorated with ; Bibowe- them much more good than harm. with St. John’s ideas, but soon | and told her «che had.*and that it | min thet el ‘alee Oh wale et gliiel Faas yo a a than ee tae ; | sae \ | | Oh, well, L t - ‘ 7 , : -G again. ‘ er husband. . “Oh, Lor enieeiaiuaaataiiel ey 3 | . — Those who want tovavoid the sun- | got away from them into some- | was a boy. A beautiful boy, her|s1. moment he had thought——- cual Patiaietiin © toi, (hemiatah thie ; oem » aee = | By, Aline wuCY LOWELL sweeping the ground burn on their neck and face can | thing else. People, especially the | mother said. | what has she been doing?” hé | . y ; | eo There are no fewer than | = = the fi out * protect them by a light covering of | servants, listened open-mouthed. Se : Peguedinr ing along faster and faster. I | parks and squares in Paris. — - - e fiction abou , ind. They wouldn’t have done that if She thought tis over, too, frown-| asked, suddenly indifferent, for the | must get her out of it—get her ee es Life to the Clothespin. ae a And that does some kin ine sei 1 ing with the effort. | having of babies hadn't entered his | » Te , " . AIG : For f ‘you ever considered how 3 Then again, a famous singer of | there hadn't been something else & ini ’ ome—love her back to life China, with a population of 340, Pour boiling water over the new 90 . opegeinenhe’ a vaintance spends her sum- | in it besides the Bible. And you A beautiful boy. That was the op-| consciousness.as anything dange °- Pictures of her flashed vivid im | 990,000, hag a military man power | clothespins and let them stand un- NLY the ancient i n ig to convince tS my — pe oe i -pomtan i meun- | Know, Catherine, one can talk one- posite of a beautiful girl. And the | ous; it it were, the whole place | nig mind, lovely little pictures, of 15,000,000. it. tthe water: te cola, ° Pale win ing their ent thing you thoroughly be- = mers @ "9 self into anything, and in my | "Urse—of course, that white thing wouldn't be littered with them. such as had haunted him with in- . ‘ * and the thirst fF melt? wrote. Therefore, = tain lake resort in Europe. Her | Prevent their, breaking so readily. ima of truth is in a sun bath is taken in a small row “ Mrs. Mitcham stared at him out opinion that is what Stephen did. | Wa8 the nurse-—came and held a/| creasing frequency the longer his Indian girls are beginning to de- filling the human | viction to your 1 cup to her mouth and made her |}of red-rimmed eyes. holiday without her dragged on; Too Much Is Plenty. Mind you don't have to share of kindness, | mail boat, how she | And he tame to think so much | CU Ps tied velop a taste for games. In a re- ; , we | te nae drag ‘me Gain 40 the mid- | @nd-6o often of that side of life | drink something. a: — a ? nih apNe, “gies and he saw her in them with the | port on Queen Mary's School, Del- EBs ts nn roa cache deities humble goal, these area ment — ee Ané@ it is your dle of the lake, clad only in her | that he forgot’ moderation, and Then she lay quiet again, with * ee ess Pe ve ni . eye of starved passion, a most hi, it igs mentioned that drill and very monotonous and is abt -to on his daily way, don't eed ou re bathing suit. From this point she | here he is. This is his punishment | her eyes shut. She had had her adi seni nae a a send ~ “F | lovely little Catherine, far, far | games now form a recognized part make*a great many things taste |*%°* & the soul. Nothis m to be empha ee can be seen by no one. She slips | 4nd my disgrace.” baby. A beautiful boy. The news a. Ss pamcsecmnpate ss ra _Wwhn cent | prettier than she had ever been | of the school life. alike. to hamper pinions of] y “yes nat ee you her bathing suit off and lies down “No, no,” said Catherine sooth- | in no way stirred her; it tired her. 7 oh te “7 niy dying, men in her prettiest days—so sweet ° * * ee nothing of fame’ > a s knowledge that your in the boat, protecting her eyes | ingly. Presently there came another Eph us (Urn or 1 egg ines with her soft white skin, so sweet There were 4091 fires in Lon- A Great Protection. choke flames Of sth f has carried weight. with some fresh green rose leaves “It is—it is.” And Mrs. Colqu- flicker of recollection. Stephen. sty ; Lage Ww nti goes 13 | with her soft dark hair, so sweet don during 1924, compared with When slipping a curtain rod Simple and kindly ti nh you try to stand back and her neck with a dark silk | houn, who had kept\up so coura- | That was her husband. Where was “ - bara de ong “tees gown with her soft gray eyes,, and her | 3963 in 1923, while 74 lives were through your curtains slip the| another’s joy, these ar thing you don’t under-| handkerchief. She declares that | geously till then,/ bowed her head | he? tne? That witl? Do ved mean, | face lit up with love—love all and | jost and 406 persons injured. Two| finger of an old glove over the! no thiet can steam vou don't believe that you she feels better in every way, and | over the tea table and wept. With an effort she opened her apy pti fe hire. Sate “eat only for him. And he who had | fire brigdde men and one salvage | Md Of the-rod. This will prevent) sjioy, Learai ae Te ot Come and con- truth. Nothing she enjoys the small amount of It would be useless, Catherine | °Y&S 4nd looked languidly at her h ane ruse moar ne, sae er thought, those last days before | corps man were killed and 36 men/|the most delicate fabric from tear-| ience treading hw mich obscures and compli- var truth sunburn she acquires. It is never | felt, to argue with poor Mrs. Col- | ™other. How hard it was to pro- niet ook ie a pehows full of | Scotland, that there Was too much | of the two forces were injured. ing. over thé road of he n relationships, Raa ‘ gsc eg sea argc ee es eer wemely lay- tampa oth oye sigsiie aoaisenny Too hoe to ye Ata that night {yr al tae ee hia tap eee errs Constance Talmadge, who. be-/| does man’s life : ! whose testimony im- } The fact Of course all of us cannot have ae ra gpl oF elegant “Stephen oes No trains any more that night. But this plece of incredible folly. Well, B Paes Bene _ me beanie peak: 8 came a Greek~ subject when she ne he ee : oe gst ede: one esis 2p pen a lake to ourselves, but if we are Ril Gee aoe put Poem hten sneell Her mother, kissing her hand |thgre was the motor bicycle. Cath- | he knew now what life: was like of dollars’ worthof jewels are hid- rape nalts 8 feoocaye Bag tl oa i eg) SN 7 p wi " ‘enue, ae in the open at all we can manage in some way to get a beauty sun- her and began to stroke her, too, again, said he had a little cold and was staying in bed. erine—-Catherine in grief—he must go to her somehow. for him away from her: it was like being lost in the frozen dark. den, and a body of 50 armed men bacco merchant, has filed an ap- Plication for the restoration of her ® with no bid for effect. res no verbal settings for happiness, these 4 c peak than it is for otners ever that may be, if peace and rest. bath and murmur soothing words. : , find employment in guarding the} | — dent and for fi . F Sow at it d hi , Stephen had a little cold, and And once again Christopher He got to Chickover about five | treasure. = former status as an American citi | wv. man ee of que rite d force is lost| it myortos a , " range was, this night | was staying in bed. This news in |Tushed westwards to Catherine. | jn the morning, just as the gray “ee ae | oe \ 5 oe = . and satisfactory. — Vacation Hints. of fear spent stroking the Colqu- no way stirred her, either. She!Through the night he rushed in | jignt : hesiant to | ‘no answer at all. | l or story you like is, If you keep a houns. That queer imp that sits J is saree | av] : a id — pis 1g pm, wediateen In the lecture room of a Paris; Mrs. Katherine Rickets, who re-| . os: oe rue to life.’ It is an ac- » F you are going into the coun- in & detached corer of one's mind | lay, quite apathetic, her arms rf reer wearge gee jerks of speed | among the trees. He couldn't go university they are now using) cently celebrated her 100th birth-| —_— Something that might ac- | best before 7 2 8 nad | gtrai t her side, he } g |interrupted by things going wrong ‘ : ’ nm =7 ai he “> : ONY Fy cn yy sd rte ‘Laat ( andies A ee Ne gardens. | OT re en ere ee men ne epee. “ll urest soaps and rain-soft water, give dency to jel, then remove from the ki one sank and sank; tly d : P : : : ‘ s chains fire and fill hot, dry jam pots. eves Secs. eartots: “s “Ont = | ————— | asting body which resists soil and insu : 4 eS ™ When cold, cover down with paraf- | Still no good to us. I never. ~ hh 5. - wear, And they are hand-ironed to ' - i _fin melted on top of each pot saw such a fellow. Well. his ey ay : es ecials the original form designed by the manu S for a mere $2.50 — bs Mes _ r= apni paper past- | mother, then. Oh, dear—what’s E | PgR Ee | : Rey ance on con- e tly white of egg or | this? Tears? Come, come.” he | The only harmless way to bleach | | . a monthly ternts. paste. oe caving his hand on Mrs, Co}- LASTIC STARCH ory skin white is to mix the juice Priced low to make new friends for the most ] * — housewives prefer to send along all. s not all— quhoun’s shoulder very kind! 4 Simplest, Most Satisfacto | of two lemons with three oun f Sor | an t : we% fi’ ; BAKED CORN AND TOMATOES. | }o,iing at Catherine Are yan ond itent Econtmicd Snch eee’, =| Orvehata Shine famous line of cakes and candies in town. oh wd a ons time our rd pee: a oe: 4 Pare and slice four tomatoes other grandmother?” he asked laundry Use — either hot or cold. which any druggist y Toning y ee ‘ q thin. Shuck and silk six or eight | smiling. will supply for a few Assorted Fruit Paste .. . Assorted Chece- z - 3 \ears of fresh corn, depending on arendmother Y” cents. Shake well lates... Assorted Bon bens and ‘ve SOFT 7 the size, Take a sharp knife and FE seats boy. 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FORE gorge arm, made all things far and wondertal,. e it was, And she said to herself, she could “If don’t know an en but I know I am ap By old oe eet song in my bones, and littlest one of you'!”—NELL Se a air, me en —————s THE RHYMI OPTIMIST ——— | ‘By. Aline Michaelis ee ee re eee Ls > Spin. «al pr the new For Happiness. Stand un- This will So readily. ing their ancient and the thirst for ‘filling the human heart. share of kindness, smiles ané humble goal, these are man's B€ on his daily way, these are food of the soul. Nothing of Wa 'to hamper pinions of pure |}nothing of fame to check choke flames of,the spirit’s4 / rod Simple and kindly living, slip the/ another's joy, these are the over the no thief can steal, blisses will i prevent alloy. Learning the worth.of] ro™ leAr- ience, treading with wiili | over thé road of honest werk, doe man’s life grow sweet & ing the ancient. longings ever York to- in bis breast. quenching the -d an ap-'for happiness, these bring ion of her’ peace and rest. rican citi- nity. hing you It grows S apt “to | ngs taste on. ain who be- when she To a man ful! of questions ms - $ mo answer at all. — Fe 6 . who re- e e ¢ i Ith birth- eS laimed to civil war Fiee. sloth. for the i the sou! is the decay of — —— — a mbling Man” a Shirt’’ ( Ce a suitable title for the early morn- ode when hubby puts on a dered right. ese umpleasant episodes is one . 4 80 many women are sending theif to the enpeacnedneersnaal > oe nder dae that smooth, hon feel 7 et more snugly at the neck : | more comfortable. Give a bet- marance. 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COMPANY i a ee i i ‘ Mn, OO a ee ee RINKLEY } Knobby Knees and — ened — ss 4am _*** ak oat P herd | ~ oere” etiae—s 4 { oa, i dren’s Stories *. _——-—— —— -_—- -— -— - ti i it i i at i i Ee ‘ Household Hints en a nt ee D Great big fat knees. _ creepy white. it and now— ee = ee Collar bones—oh, yes, of them——the bonier the bétter. most saying: | you?” | rou noticed that? a them all!” 4 and assorted animals: Theory of Evolution— ‘the troth of that little | gil my brothers—every | _ Serawny Backbones | _ By WINIFRED BLACK A SS tt ett aE _-— - And thin, bony knees, with lumps on them— | | what a mercy we've had all these years when they were hidden from sight—-and we never knew Elbows—-we got acquainted with them quite a while ago—-they weren't so bad in the evening —even a scrawny elbow can look quite poetic with a wist of floating tulle for a disguise—and then the evening lights are always flattéring. Many a homely girl looks pretty by elec- tric ight—if she knows how to dress for it. we know _—they taught us how to show them in Paris, and the girls are proud | | Ankles—-I always thought every pretty woman had a pretty pair of ankles, but oh, how full of disappointments life is. The prettiest girl I know—+she has eyes like corn flowers and hair like corn silk and a figure like a pocket Venus—but oh, those _ terrible ankles and how she does love to show them. She's always crossing her knees and swinging her foot and al- “Look at my ankles, I like ‘em: big and bony—don't a — EAR me—I never knew there were so many queer knees in the world, did you? a sort of ugly, WINIFRED BLACK them, too ~ And now the knees—and some of them aren't set right—have Did you ever dream there were. so many .bow-legs or so many knock-knees in the world? ' What a disappointment it must be to the men. Here they've been going through life dreaming and imagining fom all at one whisk—up come the skirts and there are the knees | cruelly exposed to view—and in the broad daylight, too. | I wonder if the girls with the ugly knees realize the sad disillu- | sion they are giving the poor, old, hopeful, trusting world? I sat opposite four girls on the street car the other day and one | was knock-kneed and the other had bony knee-knuckles that made Have you noticed it? ree NLY the ancient longings i 0 mr VE IN RSELF LOWELL | were. you think of a rangy colt, and one was so fat that really—ana only one had a pretty pair of knees—and the things that go with it. But she had the longest dress of all of them). Isn’t it queer? 2 | Backbones we know these days as we used to know wrists— ‘and somehow they aren’t half as pretty as we used to imagine they Those little knobs now—up and down the spine—there’s some ‘thing so frank about them, isn’t there? Oh, well, ever considered how fis to convince others of vag thoroughly be- a of truth ; I suppose by next year we’ll be wearing our skirts | sweeping the ground—but it will take a whole generation to build up| | the fiction about what’s under those skirts again. ; And that does seem rather a pity, doesn’t it? - Copyright. 1925. hd. wherefore. it is in| l¥iction to your mind and you like you don't have tO! + t always impli-s You're don't repeat. to be emphatic. And you ‘your worth. *yes” or “no.” we knowledge that has carried weight. mM you try to stand back | which will convince others of I don’t mean that you can place bow exaggerated estimation on ‘mediocre qualities and make folks believe you are a wonder. That your t under- , ew h ad that 4 has beé?r tried with extremely brief fog of doubt and con. | Success. Since it is not based on truth. Nothing can survive with- h obscures and compli- relationships, whose testimony im- and jury is the to say and who = with no bid for effect. no verbal settings Wident and force is words. or Story you like is, It is an ac- ng that might ac: You know the au- happening when he to life.” out truta. The fact remains capable of the best. ts it’s a bigger and brighter best than it is for others. But, how- ever that may be, if it is our best it must be infinitely worth while and satisfactory. If you keep the belief of your best before you as 2 standard, you'll find it is impossible to be satisfied with less. You will have that you are one For some of says lost And it is your belief in yourself | New a Payment ! this gear -dri or chains to for 2 mere $2.50 ome yy con- terms. tess eee all— (TRA Special f This Week ONLY | )50 DOWN Delivers The Efectric Washer Bie Speed and Endurance—Over 200,000 in Use 2 Drain Tabs FREE) of it, only $2.50 Never exceptional offered at such terms. The Model, the fastest, ient washer 1925 Wonder Model ven DURING 2-DRAIN TUBS You fill them at the faucet, roll them where you want them, empty them. throigh a spigot. Two of these work-saving Drain Tubs absolutely free with your Wonder Model. } carries con- | , ; ' ' use one-fourth cup syrup, ee ae ee confidence in what you know and| what you can do. And because yourself, others will be sure of you, too. Without a word from you, they will believe in vou be- cause you thoroughly believe in yourself’ FROSTED CHOCOLATE The easiest way to make iced chocolate is syrup on hand. To make this dis- solve one pound of cocoa in one-| half pint of cold water. Add one and one-half cups granulated sugar dissolved in one and one-half cups warm water, then bring to boiling point. To make frosted chocolate three- table- cream, fourths cup milk and one spoon marshmallow whipped cream or half a beaten egg white for each person. Shake thoroughly together or pour from one at once. 'the parsley, you are sure of-° to keep a chocolate ' pitcher to another and serve, i a a a es vvx—eE a a ed lll i -— -—-— - _ SN NG Nag a Nat a —— I tt ee ie eaienasaneremen ~ ene eee —— _-oo>? ™~ W hat fo Sante . ‘a T omerrow . a 1 BREAKFAST. Sliced oranges and cocoanut Ready-to-eat cereal. Scrambied eggs Creamed, chipped beef on toast Coffee, cocoa, milk. LUNCHEON. Escalloped tomatoes and macaroni loaf Apple pie Coffee, tea, milk. DINNER. Broiled steak (“heese French fried potatoes String beans Cucumber salad Rice-raisin pudding : Coffee, tea, scalloped Tomatoes. milk. eee One pint peeled and cut toma- toes: 1 pint grated bread crumbs; 1 level teaspoonful salt: 1 table-' ‘spoonful butter; a suggestion of pepper. Reserve three tablespoon- fuls of the bread crumbs, and spread the remainder on a pan. Brown in the oven, being careful) ‘not to burn them. Mix the tomato, | browned crumbs, salt, pepper, and half the butter together, in a shallow baking dish. Spread | the unbrowned crumbs on top, and! dot with the remainder of the but-| ter, cut into bits. Bake in a mod- erately hot oven for half an hour. The top of this dish should be) brown and crisp. Cheese and Macaroni Loaf. One-half cupful. of macaroni broken into small pieces: 1 cupful of milk; 1 cupfut of soft bread crumbs; 1 tablespoonful of butter; 1 tablespoonful of chopped green) pepper; 1 teaspoonful each of chopped onion and parsley: 3 eggs: 1 teaspoonful of sait; *% 'grated cheese. Cook the in boiling salt water until ten- der, and rinse in cold water. Cook) onion, and pepper ina little wgter with the butter. Pour off the water or allow it to boil, away. Beat the egg white and yolk) separately. Mix all the ingredi-| ents, cutting and folding in the)! stiffly beaten whites at the last.) Line a quart baking dish with but- macaroni tered paper: turn the mixture into. it: set the baking dish in a pan of hot water, and bake in a moderate oven from one-half to three- fourths of an hour. Serve with tomato sauce. Go to the ant, thou sluggard, to live learn ] | And by her busy ways reform thine | own. —Smart. . ” * O wad some power the giftie gie us To see oursel’es as other see us! It wad frae monie a blunder free us’ ‘An foolish notion. —Burns. For Baby’s Skin— No baby needs to suf- fer from sore, chafed skin. Just dust with this magic powder— KoraKonia and put cupful of| By Thornton —_— Children’s Bedtime Story -0- WwW. Burgess Another Visitor to Jerry’s Roof ee ge —_ - ~ Some people labor seems to irk. While others dearly love to work. | ~eOld Mother Nature. ETER RABBIT found that Pr. Water Snake was in the habit of taking a sunbath and nap every pleasant day on the roof. of Jerry Muskrat’s house, and he found that Jerry didn’t mind it at all and never disturbed Mr. Water Snake in the least. Then one day when he chanced to. he over at the Smiling Pool, Peter discovered another visitor on the roof of Jerry’s house. This vis- itor surprised him quite as much as had Mr. Water Snake. It was Mrs. Snapper the Snapping Tur- tle. LO ttt. tt ma Ee = oo a= ~Slapdy Peter was quite used to seeing Turties taking sunbaths, and when ,tnougnt he he saw Mrs. Snapper climbing out; Peter. Mrs. Snapper was big. She. aint . er e . | Peter awoke with a start. Just on the roof of Jerry's house he was very big. He realized as he lot ee ial Lowe b thought she was climbing up there looked at her that she couldn't ee ee eee . eouldn’t think where he was. to take a sunbath. He hardly possibly go through one of Jerry | ht : Then he remembered, and hastily ‘gave her a glance. But when he Muskrat’s tunnels. She was too : looked over to the roof of Jerry looked over a second time he saw | broad for that. that Mrs. Snapper was crawlin ‘So that’s it, said he, talking to: PaSnraT's NES. Br. SUMO | PP 6 the Snapping Turtle was busy himself. * Jerry's tunnel, ‘about all over that roof as if she | Sagrege looking for something. Then interested. Finally, so she's he became at a certain spot on the roof, Mrs. Snapper went to work. From where he sat Peter could see that | \what is she doing it for? Mrs. ‘roof of rushes and mud. “Now, what is_she about?’ ‘She can’t get in through | digging | ber way in through the roof. what I cannot understand.” Snapper was too far away she was making a hole in that!for Peter to ask questions, so all he could do was to sit and watch. | ‘He saw that she had chosen one | |\she kept right on working as if | she had something very important on her mind. Mr. Water Snake came for his usual daily sunbath, ‘but seeing Mrs. Snapper at work | there, decided that he didn't want 'a sunbath that day away. _ Mrs. Snapper continued to work ‘watch and watch. By and by Mrs, Snapper had that hole deep enough so that ‘she was half out of sight. Then she seemed to grow tired of working and for a long time ap-| | peared to be doing nothing. “She ' | must be tired out,’’ thought Peter, | “and is resting.” er himself is always ready to rest. The sun was warm, it was very quiet, dozed some more. *| took a real nap. again. But That ig | Sine it deeper. puzzling. Finally she and swam | apd work, and Peter continued to! You know Pet- | and so presently Peter |i Finally he § But now she seemed to be filling that hole in. instead of dig- It was all very waddled down to the edge of the water, looked all around, then dived in ‘and Peter saw no more of ber. | Peter waited around hoping Mrs. Snapper would + come pear enough for him to ask questions of her. When she didn’t come he looked for Jerry Muskrat. He was anxious to tell Jerry what Mrs. Snapper had been doing on the roof of that house. But -Jerry ‘must have been taking a nap ‘somewhere, for not so much as a ndir of him did Peter see. gan to look as if his curiosity would have to go unsatisfied. ' Eat PEP for pep. Your grocer has it. the peppy bran food § AALCO LAUNDRY CO. Peter certainly was surprised | at ‘then. “Now what is she about?” | °f the oldest parts of the roof and | Wet Wash ............+++++¢eceeccce-80 a Pound thought he. ‘What is she trying | | Wet Wash, Flat-Work froned ........70 a Pound .to dig down into Jerry's house | 1*§ nd Fe { Sete PIMs 2. ccoccacscocosecetéoosiansn ee ‘tor? If she wants to get into his | ee a ee Rough Dry ........--sccecenccecce. 420 & Pound the fresh new finish you can give to all you laun der, when you tron with house why doesn’t she Zo in the same way he does under water? 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COMIC PAGE , oaUsT 24 1938. 7 : A 4, PAGE 30 ra VT areas recesitery Houses, Fiais. etc. For Rent Ads in the POST-DISPATCH in July. MORE then in 4LL the other gt. | WHY SOME MEN MISS THEIR GOLF ENGAGEMENTS e ee se ¥. Lowts newspapers COMBINED! | : - "§ HOPE ITLL BE A NICE "itt PROBLY TRIM "1. THAT OLD Drive “HO HUM- L OUGHTA Be “ GEE: - nore tfF- = ‘ | HEU - Hen- To SED | Day- COD ® Pt hs FA y , . se TD Give ANY T WCE NW EARLY- meet AS EsT A THe HIDE OFFA HARVE OF MINE’ IS WORKW ASLEEP- 1 HOPE | CAN Dow'T RAW — ID RATHER HADN'T ES. Se ee RUFFWOOD Foor ov.D THERS Won'’T BE A Scout - HE'S a Good THING. TO tT- HEH HEN?) PLAYER - BUT ! CAN 1 WISHT WAS MORNING tare. HIS - '™ PRETTY |} MEASURE GOoD. AT The | PLAY GOLF THA) EAT- NEED THE ExeRciSE 1 HAVE A HUNCH im GoInks To PLAY & GOON GET THAT OLD BRASSIE HARVEY AT €.AM, : SHOT A GoIG Goo AND Teen A Nice wTT.e€ Breera.KFastT 4 77. NO. 4352. a —- ng today to the State ee ee | Jack Dempsey. Where there's ; STOICS ; ian ; ea doa ~~» of Health and to Gov. Baker | LTHOUGH full many a, King a Wills there's a way to odge ; . | me gurvey of medica! condit ons | — and Queen, ¢ suri, Dr. Frederick C. Waite ) Before — Western Reserve University, wi 2 ©.. charges Dr. Cortes | With former secretary of the | Board, with responsibility carn te We sitting medical students, not pay It was y qualified. to the examina- the President : BS for license to practice medi- | the Capital by tr Missourt. fore or f Enloe. who by appointment Day. which is . Baker is president of the day. ; ef Penal Institutions, also is Before his er of the Board of Health, idge intends to | friend and chief political | conferences i. The same expression still is seen $Surning. Upon their poker faces. And every member of the pack In private hide their blushes, For in the war they lost their Jack : And hold no Roya! flushes. Of late have lost their places, Nero: Keep the Rome fires, STATE SONGS. ‘hile the Sidewalks of New York leaped;into popularity over ‘aight at the late Democratic con- vention, the Empire State will never rival Virginia, Kentueks or ousee - eet . Indiana as a “sing” state Pau! FAMOUS WORDS OF FAMOUS jos Maggette ns SOR | Re epemerase & MEN Dresser while a native of Indiana probably spent the freater part Jobu D. Rockefeller: Oil's well of his life in little old New York (DOoe——_— of the Governor. _ficigls and that oils well. But when Paul felt the urge to serra a YA CARRY A vas f Y- Waite’s report, made as a” Patrick Henry: Give me liber- write a home song did he get his BESIDES ME * ANIFE WHY DON T r ME KNIFE ft 0: his employment by the) ty or something just as good. inspiration from the banks of KNIFE, carry | YA CUT THE a | AINT GOT ANY : - tae Elbert H. Gary: To pte and Bronnix far away’ Not so. It A DIME. — WAFFLE IN TWO. | L, Buaves. ee Post-Dispatch of con- ice cream I attribtite the increase was the little old Wabash fo: ae, Sees er ae >——————_—- min the Beard of Health in crime. Paul! | } . ee | ie ‘eesulted in other mem- : i | : = nding of Gov. Baker, Henry Ford: -There's a sucker and a Ford born every minute. Calvin Coolidge: Save the pen mies and the dollars will do the rest. some Of these days we are going cm remove Enioe from the io put a clothes pin On our nose t time Gov. Baker told Dr. t P. North, president, and p Stewart, secretary. te ERlee off the board, but istated that he has not called . Enloe's resignation and Met expect to do so “at this '. Dr. Watte’s Bindings. f. Waite. in his survey. found | many medical students, were. Fitted tc the examinations” on pmplete applications, in . viola- } of the statutes, and that others let in from a notortousfy non- and see if we can't get an inspira- tien out of the banks of the River des Peres, where we used to wan Albert B. Fali: Rockefeller was der through the wildwood in our! | right. ichildhood and catch crawfish and Bill Tilden: Write it on fee. malaria ‘ IF ONLY IGNAYZ ~ WOULD COME AAD ——- = ble medical college in Chi- : — _—— % “Es UPON ME. ——— — ne major respensibility for je saysin his report. must pWith the secretary of the In whose hands and office Mone 2!) the detail of accept-} A BRick © j= NAW = i i van — > perf these . applications. Dr.} fe a ae a a —By RUBE EAs secre‘ary of the State| te pas . wi id of Fealth at the time. te a of Dr. Waite's duties In mak- ‘a came Wa if | WHY, Joe | | JOE. ANTS You fh@UST BE BLIND -1ITt’s =. ie survey was an ins on oft, BOULOGNE, i... Aili, BE \ Feces at + pramecweicna aaa STOPPED RAIA - ) Ar Mdieal cojieces in Missouri, to Miss Gertrade Ne mine which were reputable resumed active t Ww _— SHOOLB A LITTLE the intent of the law. This | for the | investiration by the State | clish Cham In which he acted only 88% to make Aug. mt. He pointed out fm his, had an hours * that all members of the. Peecompanied him on his. toBr! new trainer. a jon of these schools, @z- Ishak Heltag ary Enloe. who took 29! swi mer. > the inspections ) ter a He SAYT, ARE YOU CRAZY! - ewe _ Look AT THAT BAIA)! & | NOBObY BUT A DEEP. SEA DIVE R WOOL S vA AAST Te 3 4 GO CUT ON A NicuT &"] ROO _L: 1 LIKES THIS-1 ter with va ng TA _ LIRE THis te ; =t- og | % of Report. the channel em < ) = A Hovie summary of the report. | bad weather YOu MADE CF TRE PRINCE “|, covers 2 two-year survey by /sald, howerel . he wrote: leave for ME. FOR a me Miss | \eOF WALES Dive | Sp ccdebnahs the Gadinandh dda 6 ek Neh annie ova BRAN DAA eye Henin aa el \ ; - ae DIGGIN OFF THE WooL- oy =| Sintier, needing cerrection nicht today | hy ¢ THAT BRICK | Hy WOR Tu 1 .. \ | z = entirely arisen from appears. UNDER You | SY ES HOG | 2 3 * eration ef the secretary's SCOUNDRIL | 1 CA Bowl OF ‘ ra ' 3 § Bi which the members of the & . | | CLAM CHOWDER -| LAD 3 miner thas the secretary. r (ay he fa = --|-— cP) i | . ) onsibtlity because the . < N\W\- — Mation of the routine of the ~ : ' | | - ested nearly all detall te WHEN SHE \\\ 4) 71 ry. with meetings of the ard only at three-month) WHeEn) HE WAASTSS “TT PLAST GOLF, © consisting of seven met regularly four times | 18% inches : Pand o--asionally on special ime 56 the intervals all details of at night ané t on and procedure were collected str ‘o Dr. Enloe, the full- i¢g time. wank resides at ;..aiters of Leensure first pe (Dr Enloe's office and rough his hands,” seid Der. w= the repert. “Since the —erTs of the board. except-. Nevis LpACmanis ugiagiiaageh- Seep anattedeauateed aaa BRINGING UP FATHER om ceonce | THAT OF Fic eE BOY WILL YES Am’ "™ CONNA, HOw MANY TIMESMUST 1 ‘tyes ~e ™ — os ‘ N<! OH? WILLIE, — bi WREMN WOU) rts WORE? erson Clty and recejred Mike FE ne HERE? " apap’ {LI] { | SS yee a Bence & smal) per diem tey nind™ fe Se oe | a ae — i seasion. these six when their | . could know .copcerning an L. & N. & St routine of wie beard be- yesterday. 4 the Tearterly seasions only .,ossing. “ Ss the secretary chose to sate te them.” = a. on Schoois. Posse = ; Lethosis of medicine of st | L. y ) . <4 tversity. Washington Un-: 4 f— . . ; Pand the one og of Mix) . E a ‘ound by Dr. Waite to requirements ot the «<x. a that the @t. Louis Col. ee