St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 5, 1925

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ie ee - “3 % i ao 5 7 | | COMIC PAGB FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 19265, —By BRI PRETENDS NO INTEREST Di IN T1P AND AvoiDSs WAITERS LooxKs. AJ Sab Pe > : Ss , \- Trade Mari has: U's Pat Oftie UT BELIEVE ME, THe +] | BIRD WHO INVENTED WAS NO SLOUCH SITHERS M-M-M- Mmm, f ~ . 2 ‘tod j jt Hi) : IS7IP—s = “~ Copyright, 1925.) 4 COME WITH _BUT-THIS Poor. BooB et T THINK OF AAY~ “THING “TO SA‘ So HE Ss IS DAS "BETAUSE “THAT'S On, : BoLoney! j THIS CAR CAMYT BO GS eS —By GEORGE McMANUS | NO-SHE'S i, COMIN’ HERE :: | — | —By PERCY CROSBY ‘MAMA WOULD NEVER | IT ME TO GO BAREFOOT;/ } — | SAYS iT DOESN’ TLooK NICE. : | ; ‘ wae ‘ es i Their experience, INK OF IT! 10,000 OFFERS of all kinds in TOMOR- ROW'S BIG SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Want and Real Estate Directories. Twice as Many as Appear in the Other st. Louis Sunday Newspaper ls ee # 77. NO. 363. —— ane HAT RECOURSE. GAINST LAWLESS ~~ —_— 1S OF OFFICIALS! | Likely to Be Cooler. gly None for Two ‘Business Men Searched “ae i INMEO Las > ¥ | a oy. ee? a ai. ae POST-DISPATCE The Only treed reper in St Louis w ith the Acetate hton News Service — -_— ——-- — —-——_— ————— —_————$———- —— 1103 AT 3 P. M., HOTTEST SEPTEMBER DAY ON RECORD at Highest Mark Since Aug. 5, 1918 | and Thrown Out of Res- taurant by Liquor Raid- ARRANT VIOLATED, SUPERIOR — nts Searched Diners in| Hob Nob Cafe, When They Had Authority Only to Search Premises. Ne a EE Wal. J. Goessiing and J. H. Wise, io business men resident of the y all their lives, who were illeg-!| y searched and thrown into the “ike a pair of bums eir accustomed from luncheon place | Yesterday's idays. La. / COoOOTl™ r ithe y during a liquor raid, hav-| read the section of the Federal) citizens | ution guaranteeing unreasonable search or sei- without warrant, would like to. w what redress they Bo far as local Federal uting officers can determine, have none. The superior have. and State of the Federa} i | l!when it v | Although i predtls ifomorrow, ito Tonight and Tomorrow at 2 o'clock this hot- The temperature afternoon was 103 degrees, the history the 1918, September day in the Weather ; test lof the Bureau, and here since Aug. 5. 104.4 degrees. Weather Bureau ts cooler weather tonight and temperature climbed at noon today, the same yesterday. There was a six- anon in the hour between 11 and noon, and three-de- gree ri between noon and 2 p. m peak, 102 at 4 p. m., the hottest of the summer, today's new record. ating in the Uup}] sippi Valley is moving ward, It tomorrow. temperatures though it will | hottest day As the the 100 rk as rise a a Ii. se Wis unt) icin jer Missis- southeast- On may Iven if no shower will be not likely Ts , } (Oye SW, ted, cool. era be Louis successli\ - ade Temperatures in St. eeded nine at) tor giit hursday $1 PN © we was two Ss an ‘I ,* as when the nict decrees, night in th minimum September Wiis hottest years. Yesterday WiILhOoOUut rain. continued by the Demand Last night than the served Was city i, ° 4 r daday iO! water heavy. degrees and temperature was cooler night ious to make Liv able Thi | & Ghaevdscceu i o: i. osc. ee Be. Oi We a ei 3 04 52 Noow ico... 100 l p. m 100 Dt Gist sesex 103 Highest yes- terday, 102 at 4 p. m.; lowest, 81 at 6:30 a. m. usually acconrpanies a high ther- | ;mInometer, A storm | bring thundershow- mod- | port 211 fourteenth ; and Official forecast for St. Louis an vicinity: tonight with Missouri: tomorrow: tled in north portion; INinois: Partly local north and and and tomorrow: loca] thundershowers. Generally somewhat cooler. overcast in sout ion: ntral "TOW ; } able in and ec tonight cooler north tomo! in extreme tonight. morrow an West port ions Jackson County Prosecutor | LETTERS FROM di! fair tonight unset- h thunderstorms prob- portions to- d LAWRENCE STAKE — ATTRIBUTED 10 HEAT Marconi First by 10 Lengths tn Belmont Race, \\ orth $26,500 to Winn Cr v tle \ What had happened the gathering. “ » formerly a Democratic » Wart one who entered the Nof the-violation of rights. Ond Goessiing still were out- When the officers emerged. With them we proprietcr Cafe, whom they had ar- Laota” Stepped up to the proprie- Me the name of thai she said, pointing at the offi- vm had searched and ejected agent resented this. him along, too.’ he said. *zchange of words. Wise and taken to the po- Se Page 3, Column 3. T.ouls, and W. F. Frank. of Kirks Ville. Senator Whitecotton de. clared the $25,000 award wae ex.- cessive and unearned, and he added that rrancis had not earned the $100,900 awarded him fer his serv- ices to Millspaugh in tiquidating other Missouri banks Hie assert- ed that the practice distributing largwe sums to attornevs was as seri- ous a blow to bank depositors as the oniginal acts which caused the banks to close Senator Whitecotton who is charging no tes for his services to the depositors, announced he would have them sign. a petition asking for a hearing on the $25 000 award. This would again brine ani) Passer. | the matter before Judge Real. SELLS 40 ACRES IN LONDON FOR MORE THAN $19,000,000 Lord Howard de Walden Disposes of Ancestral Lands in Business District. Ry the Associated Press LONDON, Sept Forty acres of land in the busy West End of London have been solid by Lord | Howard de Walden for a pri said to be tn excess of $19,200,000, ma ing it one of the largest land dea's yn the ’ j; Greater of London takes and is history property ] several part of th» land owned by the Howard de Wal ul The in business streets original tract ancestors of Lord den, who was once a member ol the select group of seven men who owned the entire ¢ ity of London. The “city” here to the ancient section now the commercial = c London. 0 evidentiy refers of London, miter of Partly cloudy and cooler | probably Members of Low Grade Spec a = t ae * x ‘ ae ~ Former Chief of Army Avi- “fa > ‘ : * oe ‘ . - , " e ‘y* . 4 ° ene? 7. > . bd bd x ° Weather Outlook for Next Week. | jn peing admitted to State Board o° | eaten eee ee No Fire or Explosion — | © ation Asserts He Wants e Asso d Pre itil, an ote . _ »sses, detectives and speci: - 3 WASHINGTON. Sept. Re Health examinations for licenses to | po ap , ‘ es G specia: 0 és Weather outlook for the week be-| Practice medicine in Missouri. cers resultey in the finding of the Barometer and | ogs Re-| = to Get Issue Squarely Be- yeny M nda’ Horton was arrested at oMnett car in a road in Upper Montclair _ Kini ig WWONnGayY. a ‘ ' : : by Upper Mississippi and lower Mis-| today and taken to Cassville, where | this afternoon in a condition in- veal Little. & fore Congress. ping ‘ r * a Shower at hewir pane will be held pending instruc- | dicating that it had been hard re st) i Cys. ‘ iwers ‘ , v4 5° . » rt ceLeoaodc , . 4 Y ee s estepshe ae viene veile| tions from the prosecuting attor- | driven. Witnesses of the kidnaping , : " | ws jurin “a . ter hs 1¢. t ney of Jackson County. }agree that the child was held in| By the Associated Press. Be By the Aasociated Prees. area scons, nee ig: eee ger seer The order for the arrest of Dr. | the front seat. | CALDWELL, O., Sept. 5.—The| i BAN ANTONIO, Tex., Sept. 6.-- peratures near or elow norma) 2 e —— pe % aes sAletin , heat halt kek erhieete mene ae) Horton followed a conference yes-| By Leased Wire From the New| much-sought barograph and rec- a EX Predicting that he will be placed 'terday of Hanna, Secretary Stew-'| york Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. | ords from the Shenandoah have under military arreat by Monday or? ) th : foar ) er ite a» P 4 4 : . ae r “6 . hob : he — ard Z f Heaitn NEW YORK, Sept. 5.—Hundreds| been found and may aid the naval because of what he says, Col. Wii- land Jan es R. Page. nian for of policemen and civillans and “Nn | guthorities in determining the | liam Mitchell air officer of the the Kansas City College of Medi- | airplane ure searching the fields| cause of the smashup. The bar- | | Bight! ) d a i ‘ne and Surrer { hic} the !, amet iin ws | : ‘ } F AAM ‘HELL _Righth Corps area an e e* ctl | we ¥ surge! be At a rar ae the and wooded sections of : ed ul /ograph was located at Cambridge COL, WHASAM MITCHELL. , : , ati ee uting Attorne elias a Grove, N. J.. for Mary Daly, siik/and the log sheets therefrom al asistant chief of the air gervice. l« vids lice that many apne itions of | years old, who was kidnaped a" | short distance away. They were | today issued a statement denounce - = ere imag dealt wire Dr. Hiorton ! noon youtergay near her home ‘2 in the hands of souvenir seekere ing the War Department and the Carnot falsified educational creden- , Montclair, N. J., by A man, appar-| Witnesses of the accident told! / Navy Le partment in connection i. ae , jently a negro, Who carried her) their stories officially today to the h t) ‘Tr orr ‘ 4 vn «& Ory r the » « cat ‘* ‘ ; ‘ A he " ; . . : ; ; au ; 4 ios ; Attorney Pag howed the Pros aWay in a taxicab The kidnaper | Board of Investigation, headed by with the disaster which befel the lotal of Eight Fatalities in ot. }ecuting Attorney 14 letters writ-| drove with one hand, stifled her | Capt. George Washington Steele! Shenandoah and the loss of thw cuite ioe ek tek ® hede }ter by Dr orton to medical stu- | cries with the other, and shot a/ Jr. commandant of the Lakehurs: | seaplane PN-9 No. 1 on the attehpr- | dents_ see king licenses to practice | man who attempted to frus- | Naval Air Station, who arrived this; ed hop to Honelulu Lda medicine. Frequent reference to! trate the kidnaping. morning Ba. ; ; ‘ortez F. Enloe. me ‘ and vewitnese » tol “J ; . os The statement was issued after : L)) Cortez F. KE . ee A mber and AN eye witness of thie mR ry our of the five witnesses «xam- U, S. (Commissioner Releases 2 a at deith ante former secretary of the State Board today said the kidnaper resembled tned ] Severa ours ufter the kidnap-! ¢ne center and separated. There Angelo Caimi and Joseph Colom- oP) ; q* i! en Sibl il ’ 4 ‘ i x old of Payments of $500. ing, the body of Raymond Pierce. = ‘ . : , 2¢@ lene accidents are the direct } . | . , Was no testimony to substantiate; bo, who run a saloon at 2728 result of incompetenc rimina!l ] Sidney stree Niapsed while Some of these students paid Dr. 25 vears old, an almost white negro | reports that the dirigible stru the a » 7. So wal Sousciem x | , Pepe Hortun as much as $500, which taxicab driver, of Montclair, whot sreund or treen ‘diate sen Market street, were having a hear- negligence and almost treasonable + , ’ r) 66 ‘oonera wee : : , , mt , 1 ierd ;’ l|©e i > ais ee Tied . 2 , a : ' ‘ ; more than two pieces. It Is aa-} : ~~ : ac! 7 ’ ' / 7 r _ \ I i) ; \' at h Mast oj these “tuden’ S Were 2 roUuk?) the "Pace i" ofthe head WwW ith A sumed bye thé vt il authe aaa ail wetective ure hee of omg na e fe | igs rye lengthe ve keep down Wedne ivy while king a ruduated, were not permitted to .30-caliber steel-jacket bullet. ae 1 aoe pet ; , ~"; District found in rooms above the| the development of aviation, and ' lied \ ke the examinations. Dr. Horton Kidnaped Wrong Girl oe ae muddle section, ; shout 466 | saloon. ('o maintain aeronautics as a part ‘ | | has denked that he took money for ‘The autopsy revealed, according! gs ~ : from the rear section a8; Drewes testified that he went u/ of the two departments, Col, Mitch. _ a” eSaeS , v | ' r hae ; : naan » ra 2 6 iy : ' 1 -settie T the erou!l Z sing = aie . » : . ~~ } ‘ " us. ul \this purpose and said he could to the physician, that Pierce was | sever * : fe mak 5 mbvtorecetnsp aiding. ithe back stairs and knocke a a py wen ne all aviation policies are . a ; § on ; ‘le ‘ ; : - ter " ’ : ° : . . _ ph kh iensk 48 «4 laborer | ake a “satisfactory explanation’ dead four hours before the kidnap " ©) door and it swung open unaer ANS) : rected by nonflying officers, who f 14 : \ Nett: wate . hy | of the money transactions “at the ing “Merce had been shot from | ”"°” There never has been any) touch and he found the liquor; “know nothing about flying and ) on ay he caret nie te oe proper time ; ese behind, the bullet penetrating his question that the nose and rear/there. He took it downstairs and! that lives of airmen cre being used ecamie i Wnile WOorning Uret- : a .4 . . ° ‘ sections } ~wushes tre . ’ - . > > ‘oe ; re ‘iv. died at. city hospital at 9:20 rhe arrest of Dr. Horton is the skull. The body was foung by, bi Shnetaieid pe a i wed a9 ion pon 7 pt deo magyar pe roaring raat ae a mse first step in a move by Attorney| Herbert Matx at a time when yo a ms edfied ana rounds in the North Market Street lege ; agains? which an ouster pro- | Dorothy Coates looked very much saw a storm in the Southe ‘ast and| fnake a : enemeiet* “Certainly I of “A Po ae "s officer ashamed as RATA oc, ; ceeding instituted by the Boar alike. one in the North. T ve cloth be wears. lyastrict, at Broadway and Cham- S MNstut y the soard of ; > ‘© airship WAS) would. If I get a tip that :he law Ww axtur oF " bers street. He was conveyed to; Health is pending in the Supreme Last night Mrs. Bower was called | a iittle to the north of me. It was| is being violated I go right in, no! — mes Congress. rip pear saggy Fed ‘ 8 a ees | Court lie has stated that the on the telephone by a man who de- iwhole at the tire. Tt came toward, matter w here it ia.’ Col. Mitchell declares that the Hospital. where he was treated for| VO#rd discriminated against stu- | Manded $4000 for the return of her; me and then it seemed éo whirl) «wen you have absolutely no| 2*termination of the mombers of heat exh Lustion Krom. the hos dents from the college he repre- | niece. But her niece was safe In around and stop. Then it dived right or authority to do anch a | the flying service to place the issue egseagede anes? pecrienpcel 1 | eames and al Ss Salli ae A bed at the time. The man hung ns , | . 4 ly . pital where his conditic« mom Was pPro- a ~~" ee: ae oa “4 . ? ‘or asked his reset — — tes on e went — and| thing and if you were to en*e- my | neers ly ra to ‘ ongrete ant the nounced serious, he was taken, ted none to the examinations | UP- When ars.. Dower; aaa™ ~ | turned back. home in that manner I would shoot | P®?P'*” Gates from the “killing of | . eet eave thoce wv ai a we | name. 0 4 . | home ee ee ee 1 Left Home to Play it came to a level and then| you, and I might as well tell you | ae and Capt, Skee) in William Murphy, 2¢, a bricklay-| og ‘ The Daly girl finished Snniabiiidé 4 broke into two pieces. Both ends! now that I live at 65705 Clemens | e dilapidated racing airplan >», er, of 1822 North ? Tw enty-secon i! vicheg>angiassig ajo! anne ‘ith } ar ‘ ki dhe \d-b* were down and the middle was up./| avenue.” during last October's air meet.” ae a ial pas ‘ : —_ oes th 4 plans to go into some phases of che ae ler mother, Kisse nsychonigee . r ne piece drifted out of sight to!’ “Well, I may be on that beat This was caused, he says, “by on : eet. ) > vy a 1e@a - . ir " ar ate pe 1 t t , av in ron : ; ° ‘ at his horne at 8 o’clock last night mee wetore the Gee: sry Gent od the sai : a non hy two blocks the southwest and then raised into| some day and I'll look you up.” aT rangemews Seeweee the a yana } } } P Aas .| weel . ame a D t > oO ) Ww : , 4 | and was removed to City Hospital! week, but may have to defer pre- eeu ao tag os: ine Lee about a quarter of a mile| The commissioner discharges |" navy, that the navy should take “A ‘ i ‘ > ‘ a an ‘ine ‘ o ie ™ aes " q) 1 “aiy oOrmne = ms o ' / where his condition is serious Bes ened the charges until the new , - “ an David J away. It then turned east and both defendants on she groun! ‘has | the races .one year and that the a ee xrand jury comes in within a few! P4#y!ng with her brother, David JF.,) rug: have drifted three or four! there had been no legal search }army should take them the noxt _Jacaae PTE Ay ee : wee ka The prese nt grand jury ad 4 years old, and two meowragy meged miles out of sight again. The other year, thereby equalizing propagan- »} Journs the latter part of next week. vhs) SON: | SN vo -—_ ; eres piece drifted out of sight quickly. | da, not service.” lini raphers Dr. Horton is also un 7 r charges giddy daugnters of K. C. Dix, when “There was no fire and no ex- In Tomorrow’s The recent maneuvers of the g of the Board of Health, having mae nae nk sah hev i the plosions There was some light. . fleet in the Pacific are declared to Wh / been cited to appear in St. Louis . TRO car: Ranes FE Sayem : ning. but_not a great deal of wind’ Sunday Post-Dispatch have been nothing more than « 0 ail Spe / Sept. 17 and show cause why hie POWer home. A negro leaped from on the ground where I was. but | Why Babe Ruth. Baschall’ _barade of our navy,” reported «oe license should not he revoked. One the Be ut and “natc hed M: iry. He the clouds were in a whirl. There — Wa , hall's Rad have const from $50.000,.900 to $40... Stenographers who can spell of the charges against him is that tucked her under an arm and as was a little rain at the time. f' Mighty mmeh Ba eg A pent The | 060,000, which demonstrated the and punctuate properly are his educational credentials on his she screamed and kicked, tossed | pan to the Charlies Davis farm a a Seo feNge futility of surface veasels. ile rio, : wae her on the front seat and drove off. a RS. even for his teammates andfit| dec! net .40tient ta nd whan application for a lNcéense were fal- Jo} ‘ + , of aad where I helped to remove the’ insists upon having his fill of eciares that in war the flest ‘Ot ” - : >| @ified. ohn Sandin, cnautreur “" bodies, one of which was doubled _ steaming to the Phill wou advertise for che. or & ew : Bower, picked up Fred Gould and | over the garden fence.” rich food and night life, so Pete. as i ndhaihe anny Shapers 5 : ’ T . ‘Mar: . : Manager fF hee beast od dozen, through the “Help NOTICE POSTED ON BASILICA Thomas O'Mara, Montclair work- | Instruments Tell Little. socaa amen took him fF) marines and that “if any vearels Wanted” columns of the?! AGAINST IMMODEST DRESS 3pm and gave chase for tive ae The finding of the baragraph and ten he survived the submarine attacks, Post-Dispatch : aa. aii the ‘ro le i t d shot him Springficid, and What He Wit) red on and came with- Vatican Forbids Entrance v nl) ‘ | 3 neLkero ieaned ou an . : of importance to the inquiry. Capt. if ’ in hund s of miles of the hostile tne the Post'- Dispatch $| Women Have. Head. Arms in the head. His condition is ~~ Steele said that the charts showed 8 ney we Come Truc— | cobat, they would be sent to ths “Help Wanted” columns to and Neck Covered. serious, but he is in Mountainside there were rapid ascensions and | $20 060.600 * Py Oy to get | bottom forthwith, by airplanes. ' Mees By the Associated Press, _ Hospital, Montclair. falls and then blurs, indicating that | , . ° $200,000,000 Not Enough Patrol Ships solve our employment ROME, Sept. 5 The most im- | Lees than 190 minutes later the ithe rises and falls came too quickly | estate will have two homes Regarding the Ha i problems. Whether you portant definite step in the Vati- country side was swarming with leo be recorded on the delicate | me ro aon’ cates and be plane fiight the ¢ ane “an's war -m ’ 00 ° “olenel declares: ~eel 9 @aSenmen ~ tote. “a ‘ ar against immodest dress | police and civillans fe pursuit of mechanism of the baragraph. oe pte song children ané his “Next, to get publicity and make or ¢ ? q 4 . . : ? as pt 8 Bes 8 ; fe omen, Was taken yesterday the kidna per Capt. Steele in response to in- a nolse abo keeper, porter or chauffeur, \| when the authorities of Senta bi ee | ~_ $26,000 Bank about what it is doing with : ane | geen 16 Santa sa- | Boys’ Joke Results ‘in Drowning. auiries made by the Associated | a the t h vou can reach the greatest / MI ; ’ y s- 4% _aircra \. thie so-called Hawatiasg number of prospective em- >! basilicas. posted on the f , “\ ny Gent ££... kv arranged for. Even ‘f }) oyes only in the the following notice: R - } 1Y ‘ j "nf had Fred Nickol “ @ suceeasfully te bi | ecause the boys in swimming > iwas no fault of the crew. I know , as a Weaithy | Honolulu, it 14 have . | Entrance is forbidden to women pepe for help yniy a8 @ JOhe. lone caliber of the men.” manufacturer and it seemed | little, eithe comm PO S 7 « Di S/ AT '& H 2 he ho are not properly dressed. that Frank Smith. a fisherman with a In response to other questions, incredible that he would turn | stpaneanaline or Carries far more Help Wanted ; i to say, those who do not have | houseboat on the Misasour! iver, Capt. Steele said: robber, but his niece rec- Rieke to nether afar ay 7 . Ads than All. other St. Lowte he head covered and do not wear failed to respond yesterday to the “The Shenandoah was of the best ognized his voice and his or Asie newspapers COMBINED high-necked dress and iong | frenzied calls of Jun® Harold Rent, whiverers som « ant arrest followed. | were . “we Nef ee’ ee 13 years old. The boy was drowned. Continued on Page 2. Colusss ee on n “": y / 4 ate ) Fees Ree ee . 7 . or Poe. ae Co f es ee per es i. ‘ Late M Ca i ha we oe y eee ae eee ae _ — — ” o wy ' » pee A -_, _ be ae > La , a

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1925 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AIRSHIP BI OWN ) Victims of Shenandoah Disaster and | Survivor —. ae ge > rae fener eee 4 WILBUR me U DISAGREE Mil ES (| f COURSE Lawrences” (Photo t by ‘Underwood and Und aod bepe a So or 8 ‘alin ™ Gusta by International | STORM THAT WRECKED SHIP at We : 4 (IN MORAL |News Reel.) Retired Director of Wholesale | ‘ Secetary of Navy ~ : — | Hat Company Found by | is | Lansdowne Selected y i ) an » © Cae Sy x eae + >)! Wife at Foot of Stairs. | “Lightning Flashes Ahead,” Reads Record,—’ and Route ai n 3 | | f ome , : = | ’ i , : # ee - : , a . 78 | Pee sen itinme id sessed “Storms in Distance Believe We Can | ie i : ‘eo Investigation bs Bi é ‘ ge. ee ee AR 255] 2 member of the Board of Direc-| Ride Them—Ship Pitches Heavily.” : By CHARLES Gat Only Three Held Out for Soicnibie ?" & nai Se eg ata ta tors of the lLangenberg Hat fb C hief Ww ashington Cl | Pi | * om ep eal | a | a Se 1110 Washington avenue, was | Pos * a cg a? killed at 5 a. m. today when he. ast ee eae ae | ; 7 | a i; ae a Conviction of News- | at | oS : 7 eee i} | fell down the stairway of his home) °"" ee -rossing Fennsyivania Anco Ne; an Aceh Wind Pushed Shenan- | : , , Sent cuikee | PLEASANT CITY, 0., Sept. 5.| beautiful farms, but we cannot see| than the Shenandoah’s dealer Accused of —s | at street road. | . : | ' ’ ? > i ” eS eaia sioit Som Pas gi ' iat |—The radio log of the Shenandoaf/ their beauty owing to the dark-| Middle West was di doah Up to 6000 Feet. ae 4 —- 2 3 eo . | | . ‘age % ae SS Newage Beate ® wc Senge sages Reece was found in : field not far fromm) ness, but hope for better things ; we a ; a and -began work originally as ay the contro! cabin in which Com- morrow, when we can see the | to the eS ee .e | x 4 . ) = a ‘ ; aes er. | ULL] clerk. He traveled for 40 years in| mander Lanscowne and six others} eart! i palate podbenig a - DURALUMIN FRAME | Ad . a Fas : ae : ; | ae. § New Mexico, Arizona and other, met death, Crew Enjoys Katee Cunceres. bse ener ooh Ons ie i CASE FAILS TO BR ; : | + — . & S.3 = eo . BAS Southwestern States before retiring! It was found yesterday by H. D.' Strike national highway anne sie gnten : Hftevin ) id | OKE UNDER STRAIN eg ae : $5 a eee So | two years ago. His son. Gerdes, a| Flanangan, one of two brothers) near Uniontown and our hearings)” y" rs — SETTLE MATTER | 7 nae , oh: ae : — | professional soccer football player! who run a confectionery shep ‘a/ show that we are an hour in cg-| of ae ae 9 - | a ae — cP sewn aM « es of note in recent years. has suc-| this little hamlet, and turned ovr! | vance of proposed schedyle. Fvery-| wee ae who One of Six Motors Had. _— | a4 SS” ee ee cE Pi Si leeeded him in that territery. to Commander Jacob H. Klein, ir thing working fine, radio gathers| *5 Save said that hari A Bender Criticising ‘ : esi a eS... ) Sie = SS aT me . | Wrs. Ann Kehrman. his wife. and| charge of the investigation {nto the/| concerts from Pittsburg and Clere- strongly opposed the € 9 ttorney Been Removed After — — = ei Ra ae oe ae Srey : a Mrs. Rose Kehrman, his daughter-| accident that befell the huge air/ land, which are enjoyed by the} rae ped mpeg ee : Women’ . Organizations — ~ inlaw were awakened by the liner. | crew Wilbur said thee his @ Storm That Tore Her 3 . ig ~ : sound of his fall and found him The log was in two volumes, “1:15. Pass over Washington, | __ > : ‘Backing Suit, Is Hissed in 4 ae 7 at the foot of the stairway bleed-| leather bound, about eight inches. Pa., and come down a little owing | alter R. Gherasey ee From Mast. : : ———. line from a wound in his head. He by 12. written in the Kand of G. W.| to the lowering hills and mountains | ate to bee: after a @ " Court. ; | —— re died without regaining conscious- Armour, who died in the crash. Itiand find darkness is increasing. J "that che hed Gan nal | —— | : | oi ness gave the following account of the| Take bearings and find that we|*™' , 7 h . . | By JAMES RORRINS. ; F ” €: Thev said he had been in excel-| Shenandoah's last trip: ,are in direct line for Wheeling, | Sees ee ee Art may be good and bad and A Staff Correspondent of the Pos:- Ya - Of lent health. It t@ believed that he | “3:30 p. m., Wednesday, Sept .2,| where we have orders to crop and oP, one. oe t Penis and worse, but Dispatch and New York World. | , 7 | ‘tripped at the top of the stairs. He 1925—Shenandoah radio system circle city if weather permits = — ee Sere in Jemge Rye et ’ [ se eno reason,” saa (rimina! Correction, after Hatening C WOE RWOOE Owertaxed engines that made her UEUT. COM. LOUIS HANCOCK : : ‘ law, widow and daughter, Mrs. ; 0. K. |from Wheeling steel mills in thet cure “che 5 ae 4 ‘ , : : - ' | marie ler ¢ Ch ‘3:40—Buorancy, of shi tested distance ar ick our course across gO dead in the wind at a critica! : : ea a me — George Miller, of Chicago. Pag 2 b sna boreg -- porno} ss eS : cres® charge that has never momen d lef In} = 3 a cea oe ee SS _ ,anad adcditiona el, C ; center of city as we drop an “" | Even if {t had been made! testimony on the tesue a ett ber helpless, *o LL ee a oe aS ee a res oo . it wt 2 MITCHELL LAYS |added to take up ballast-space. | cide that circling its not practical, | " b b ff t 1 h . 4 : . } SS : ; . y : a — > al . : 3 3 2 . / ; ina — 3 4 f , ‘ “a not rare to enter into its inability to arrtve at a unani- Bei S 3 ‘ a — : ee AIR WRE KS , ; + an. ' ' o aie . - “ th . : buckled, may have been responsib'e|+o Sharon. | - = : ; : at oe oe ee = S. ‘ | plies and os reports that “1-55 (standard time). Pass | To any implication & mous conclusion as for the crash of the navy dirigible The entire squall did not .blow se {= a | ¥ Pp ae SSaere INCOMPETENCY ev = ee. is = ahem RE over Wheeling and cross Ohio Riv-| might have inspt = j even scatter pe ye : 2 SA SS Ae — PS oe. — oo LT ommandcer = 3 i ted wit rhi an “2 vow . . es in Bt Shenandoah and the death of 14 | any trees down or ; even oa | ~ ' ; - a o eas unable o ee | n the shadow of the disaster th m 4 P _ ' ae Pate = PT ee tried for this kind of work. One aa ai iship from stem to stern. Department. was hope y It also was learned § vesterday/|it. A strut fastened only at one “sg Bs , partments. SS Pe ee | yt William Molasky. Pierce : = Se Ros F 72 -er got away fro ¢ acific! ; Aghtning Directly Ahead. Time Left to Ce | that from the ruins that her construc | end would not hold the weight of SS Nees? ee a proms tne Pacins) Motors Working Smoothly. Lig « ’ eee F Building news dealer, sold certain tien would not stand up under/|a man. Souvenir hunters tore i { oaat. another flew a few miles out} ““4:02—Ship released from moor- | 9O-4 6. Follow valley westward am Wing, e ———, oT Oe Oe ae Ee for three days to a mass of expert confessed affects the sale of allegedly eala- | l.oals ind was forced to land in the wa-/, ;, h h Ohio d se Nehtnine | the answer to the n magazines, wh wey — — storm stress and particulariy her |: hem to pieces with their hands. , = ; ing mast. and glides into the air and throug mt ang see : who come éewn Bal matter could be called “obscene, e ac 0 _ > Dar = ; ‘ , control cabin was not fastened se-i Some of the survivors thought | ter, and one was lost on account as motors are turned on are found | flashes directly ahead. Take high- The tri ae ade ts as defined by the Missourt statute. curely enough. | when her nose went up she shot. j being out of gas somewhere in th?|., be working smoothly and ship rer elevation and find that visibility | ae hain ont Three members held out fer con- | ' . . P . . , ¥ ' : = od : Ne m h ad ' t ey of Li ° arrTt - : , =» > ’ wea: F 3 . : vay ; ; te There originaliy were six motors/ bring her down. she broke up. |S , | , might, did they not make arrange-| qim, gathering epeed, altitude 5800} «4.29 Pass over Bresville. O..| ed by the department ae to make a case, the policg are in in the Shenandoah After she He said he liked the cabin of | > a ‘ RU ments for refueling the airplane feet re b + sharin ever half hour | but was postponed te Septal @& quandary as to whether te ¢on- ; ¥ -_ _ ee nd _ _ . r tiin 2 ee oe — why a crew of five was carried) ,neag and gain height to cross pony pi cos preston ae esate felt that weather cond . publications. And the Board . of : e. cee a : . —> +? - + - ~ . eaten i “ : ‘ xs an ses airect rind. r ns rit a . “the wn , . vs motor was taken out to make space| German-built craft was built in, ; — hen the weight of one or two! snem. peautiful country-below. lines. oie not pick up messages, effort to /atter month would be potstous Orgnatntnes, War fora larger radio room. With tw)! whereas the Shenandoah’s 1s! | ——e—E~ ee could have been replaced by addi-! o¢ automobiles seen on the country ee ? 7 ty - able. There had been SE egy the prosecttion, is uncertain ; i 3s “i cette ae pe See . , é — . ‘ ‘ ‘ =— « . Pe | : » & 2 : > +7 ae te . « . . of the five motors left idle the the. | stra ped on. In the next breath, | Ms SR Me Se ei es Bias a ,; tiona! fue ' reads and as dusk falls lights may aS as a thn : . ; ttle of the accident. but said that Town Like Christmas Tree | trom gueadels px ans —— inte run- | Shemasmhen Vee a -tgin of the suit, had urged the fury Silent as to Water System. perfectly willing to keep on flying | a ee — * 7 ; he believed the airship 59 per cent “9:30 p.m. Receive hacctalll 2 ee a ree EITC ye, —— ! pte reach a conclusion so that he Commander J H. Kiein. execu-/the Los Angeles.” en woe overweight and mary have been pee ret ies" ae TE seimaiie ailaiil aail keel. Commander orders care ifn mes - J, ae pei might continue his business witheuw’ tive officer at Lakehurst. who ar- A naval officer had said the L« WTERNATIONAL MEWSREEL COOK HAHN “trained as a result of her encoun-| sno world from Burepe and various changing course. All engines work- we ey pe I “Interference. He said @e had been : : i i i : sua c ‘ s* Fr .— . ‘ , 2. ; eing t im rived here yesterday at the head «t| Angeles once fell 1000 feet in a: fer with the storm at Lakehurst points in North America. News is| "6 perfectly, unable to gain head- are 5 nity reld a tals ‘Paraseed by members of. the the navy investigating board. wasiair pocket, but recovered. | several months ago. Mashed to enah ® the crew way in wind. Lightning increasing echedule of the Sher as ' Roars of Religtons Organization». asked heth LA or » a | —_ servations taken, — ome ‘harves*ing when the Mangest : ae andoah whereby water instead of The investigating board was as- | be ren- | “Propaganda Mission.” aatiay' ini he ship in the air miles south | Syed tit? Hisse« for Attorney. being distribute@ through the ship | signed to detemmine the causes of Continued From Page One. | lered at the funeral, w hic h will be} ‘The Shenandoah was going ne cee Ae “high a “Order to throw off gasoline | ber of people could Be amu . "You say the police raided you™" Was concentrated to a load of threeithe disaster, not so much as to fix A Ragged SOE AEST" BA Te Bete jin the presence of Secretary Wil-( West on a propaganda mission for; pune niall in been stopped finally The las seen alive of Rartho!omew | ' flight from lakehurst. N. J.. in | and let the wind into the framing | toward Cambridge. northwest, to “6:39 p.m. Received radio from! avoid storm direct ahead O'Sullivan of Lowell Mass ma Antipodes.” . . ; a , Ford Motor Company at Detroit, | “3-50. See Cambridge in dis- ane ee ha “* -s * ] eh > ? . cne here being given ww) h th | tenant-Commander William Nealeon dah! and the ee officers and men who was killed in tne wreck of (nat who believe that “no nation can ance I’ntil thev have ane. ivy as ; nati I Ali ’ ' P aia .' te i iwe] wi] t r . - ir ne — ot . P ‘ . _ . ; . : storm season not over. ‘of the construction corps and Lieut. **"* | aldweil, [ return to! craft in August, 1921. reach this one across the oceans” document carefully they wii! nave License Plates of Car Had Been | i anything that might have a bear- '0 be had picked up. Another Lieutenant-Commander Zachary CALDWELL O., Sept > =| maladministration had been the |of hte most outspoken critics 61) was stolen last July 5 from New se Oe . hisses and raps for order. = : . nsdo ie at ™ ase . s ert. 7 . . . ; . | aa ase : " «hea ~ - : 7st . = tA > ‘ sere oo ing on it.” he said. Our inquiry | had the ship's log Laned — command © fhe Charles Niswonger, on whose farm | cause of loss of life on the ill-fated | the administration's air policy. and) ark NJ. and that the owner was said that she and McG o on and hiss.” the attorney will Getermine exactly if any valves| Gre®t quantities of the cloth) dirigible. will sleep his long sleep | — { iar : a } stion -written |, Merern of Mews k ' Mnet, “a aa . - the main section of the _ § ill-fate aegis ner eo MUrern Of Newark. in Arlington alongside the nation's ) , Raps “Official Stupidity.” iby him now is under examination Finger prints of the dead man he had given her 68 } Continued “They can read their} ~ . a y > : ~« ; . , ._* ~ “ ~ as } — _ | ar : ‘ . . - . 7 . . : 7 - oF ¢ - moved if no other constructional “PPped off and carried away. In/ heroes. The bodies of Lieut. E. W. Shenandoah, Daughter : and wedding ring. “. Boccaccio and their Rabefais anJ change was made to balance their *ff*ct everything removable by pear, Washington, Lieut. J. B wiamngg SeaPage ran away from a thriv-/ priday night and \alf a day Satur He was ordered several months’ lishing his identity " ; ' | “= ~ > Pee +7 a . > a4 « . ace | . . Sa = - . m ‘ sihiiey bie * : as 4 . nme . 3 : remoral. I don't care to expreas | hand was gone. | aWrence, St Paul, and Lieuten - | ; business yesterday. Z day preparing the statement He ago not to publish controversiai | The body was later identified }t at he had been 4 _ Mand and enjoy therm. hat the man any opinions at this time tha! What will be done with the re- | ant-Commander Hancock. are also .~ the morning Niswonger de- revieed anal me et . ceases ae ae ast Sate regarding rm subiteets that of amet en pnt 9 as ' ley. Va. mM ‘im the street whe haan? the mone s | : = » their : hist Toe | ‘ | — ss we ea SS : cj eaters on eke ger ‘ rrossman, 29 years ——— ; 3 might be construed as prejudiciug | ™*'™S of the ger rape is prob (on their way to the historic burial jclared that the admission price to/ times before releasing it The| without first submitting it to Ris! aig of this cits b Mrs. Willlam G. per the understanding must be de- . nN tf > , ik ’ rTOoOu! Ss ’ ho ‘ e * ‘“. - . a a2 - a ae .. oo — , ” _— =e ; 4 . _ . P ' ’ = ' aig q " — . . sa ' 24 ‘~— - sd over Coa! yore and was! cient more to inflate her. eT ther than those carr ed away heard from until ear y in the even- lowed to handle nine — ' " — aid Her Heart Was im : a Philip de W oakin ef 4361 Evane ay- lacd ” , ia onl et : ~* l«- *- } r ce e - t ese . acts. ' . ’ > She stopped short r?. ) jean b used in onstructing an-ionly opposition he had heard was _ Charles J. Stratton left her baby at = Pied Art in Rattle Creek. Mich. & : ° againget ; owe th G or . ore. | Her officers tried to turn her south CASE AGAINST GUY B. GOFF oe the investigators |from neighbor farmers who object- | thing—the Seiiatiatinnl Whe ce the home of a brother-in-law res- : es a of ad cents for tama tii —er “Ys heave aaid | wouldn't bet to of ‘| fraudulently aided the sale of *h-« LONDON, Sept. 5—A 170-vear- —— Mitchell said that his arrest / ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hami!- Post-Dispatch. 4 pee IMitte be dragged In. This te} a Seen y vi SS: | steamanip Liberty Land by the Funeral of Four off Officers at Arting- old golfer has won the fubilee vase — undoubtedly be ordered >y ton in Eldon. and had remained | a that evelutiop trial The jury Tcastinns Sash | shipping beard to the Italian Star aa ton Tomorrow. of the Royal and Renotene Chilis ail -_ e ves ae ee ee there a month When she pe % War's to know what art ts.” a ne ; ne Associated Prees St. Andrews,” although the trophy ~- — cuo unti! Monday. turne he asserted. sahe ( er! ar . : _ “Well - . ° : ee ‘* | Judge Goddard, in diamissing the| WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.—The| was contested for bs Bore of the at Arences Pass he will spend bemarsconc had vt Geacitenal Get the BIG SUNDA} Fe om erattinnhs. Shane aot > heme © nie engett = —~ var “ 89 \charge against Gof!. who now its a Sodies of Lieutenant-Commander noted Rritish amateurs. including | ne Say Eee Warpes last night, he said. she had | : ? obecene e¢ vulgar unless the en ee | West Virginia State Senator said Zachary Lansdowne and Lieurs J. Cyrtl Tolley The winner as Comment Ik Witthheld by Officials _Pleaded with his brother to re- | POST- DISPAT et . “ unsecte!l By that I mean * money ow Louk exchanse oa expres: “* > : . he believed that “such officials ag D. Lawrence and E. R. Sheppard. Spencer Colian. More than a quar- in Washington. lease her from their matrimonial | pound wimad in the suds “a ” out-otcows | Assistant Cnited States Attorneys | Killed in the Shenandoah disaster. |ter of a century ago, with a handi- | Ry the Associated Press unhappiness, but he refused 4 oe. aet \ “the; Te b h — , | . ; : : | - i * Daily slog BO. month *undar 10 a | should be immune from etvil actiny | tea - ag ae by train toda. caD of ‘three. he won the Caleutta WASHINGTON. Sept. nt fal. The brother found the body sus. | it Sels the : You aa . wWeman “tn "Ne nude boas a ga the gy egg oft! mest wr ane tales under naval’ cup and a score of other prizes.| Mitchell's San Antonio statement pended by a rope slung over a § a+ SM ortiot te artistic’ inter» wh ‘et Louln ate wane ae mn the Imits of theiv on moe ame ge to await Burial Playine off 14 this year, he won regagding the navy’s air losses were door slightly ajar. the rope fas- ad : Prosecutor Schweiger. — ‘ > 7 e we if o —y 6S Lieutenant-Com- by good margins. read “ith extraordinary interest by tened to the knob. ; Feuid f 3 you call » sude womas 7s -.

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Sieaatiiiiees«#:|:.11, PATCH Bo J ' u SATURDAY EVENING, § 1925 oT. LO IS IS POST-DISPATCH — SRDS, SATURDAY EVENING, wisi denaua a nee ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SS ne Ee TC Ea ai _— ee ee ———— TS . |FURTHER SOUTHWARD TO KILL HIS Prettrrtgirdlh: A-ieara yet Pity rs eager lule. er wh wrecked airship, who wag be ’ Serf “sii * ae ake = ae | WIFE the Ohio River, 50 miles. One Co., 2639 Locust boulevard, wae _ a Lene | 08 havine said that her %. . A Be q Cc Atte Se ae x : Hn | . | a ate ~ | ite sane $3000 a month for! robbed today of $1300. of a $5400 ove. | Strongly. sed th } | y : : . | : Ki , ’ ¢ | ; : a ” ayroll by « : le wit te ie a en 9 ts er Aaa at’ ; ttorney naer riticising | ce e, bs : : : “ oe | Faint Hopes om Safety of Father and Relatives of | West Frankfort, Centralia, Mount | ae y a negro who rode with .— re, Women’s Organizations Ne 7 ei re : Missing Men A | Vernon, Carterville and Carbon. | ™!™ 0” & truck from Eighth and at. Ss g ere ‘ Ea . ' ? : : ; ~ | ie = Sig git issing en roused by Woman Found Slain Say |dale also are experiencing short- | (‘harlesa streets to Twenty-second order by the Navy Department, Wilbur said that his aid ce | age, but less acute than Herrin's.| street and Franklin avenue, beat4 ashington, | " } ko ee ; * ae: | é: | Walter R. Gherardi, hi; D Backin Suit, Is Hissed i In | , ; , Sigh ee: KR os : age : ° | na a talks , 7 Se eee as . octs 4 reese ° uat ; ; . ~ i : | : * Ry the Ags i ated } res : of testimony. | ion h is . mphasize dl again the by Robert : Sykes, 25 years old, yy we Wheeling assertion that politics figured in pay tA ap OE ae : After five hours WASHINGTON, Sept. o.—Capt.| | project for a pipe line from the / negro, and former employe of ti eee on Water in on the railroads from ps athe. fate? RIE M82 STE Oe ONT ng LI LE, TS ER trip, and deplored {te publicats | Art may be good and bad and | bermits as coming from her. & joke may be bad and worse, but | et ae BP. ER . Eggs Bing, | 2 ) No Reasc A 7 ; ee : ia ; : ending;at ¢ p. m. yesterday, the | yiiccicsinn! Riv of lights % : son a nSwer. ~ Ge the jury in Judge Gayers Court of | EE SEER RE TR i ‘ , Wand oa Stanford E. Moses, commanding bat Op ieee ia meg | Mississippl Kiver to. supply this! company? who was named by Feldf- ills In the [ se oe Saoel mare the Pons ae a oF . , gs ae the Hawaiian flight: project, re-,PECmunary hearing of \seqrge Len-| section of Southern Ilitnois. meyer as the robber. Detectives 0) *{ L \ ae . ‘ [ 7 op and de. ehi ange that has never heal 4 | his wife. Sadie; Aug. 1, was taken _he entered his room an hour after | ou ! ) ae secebeagne fh ay that an analysis of the Situn- , ra co). | | FEven if it had been made, Ig timonys in the issue, confessed | lay | Ses" . vO age under advisement by Justice of the the manee had Sdeb teundtiiieen F | ‘vives reason to h ype Lor ne | ID : ® : | Il went to the Mercantile Trust fiminal Correction. after listening ‘tor three days to a mass of expert | | er haere a into any CoOnteeeeees inability to arrive at a unani- | ee) a er le today” of Commander} Peace Werremeyer at Clayton. : me). Pass ako Pesce ae spe ahegp SS | the question Commander John Rodgers, leader of nonstop flight to Hawaii, which ended abruptly iis after ) odgers and the missing seaplane| Penhardt testified for more than r. S. Wolf Eexplains to Police He} Co.. and drew $5400 to meet the . me enerem Saal Pout wale of allegedly vala- the plane had wemen she was out of fuel. _No trace of it has been found. g N ] an hour, giving a detailed and) Swam River and Was Walting for | weekly payroll,” Feldmeyer re- Ri ig ; » 68 tate timmed account of his movements on Darkness to Go After Clothes. or “I put @ package contain- Ohio Riv- | might have inspired the Shenag Bifects the - the Aesociated Press ithe day of the murder, from j|7 a. A railroad special ageciit, touring) Ingy $4100 in a pocket and held a ous conclusion as obscene”? inquired Prosecuto! don't think you would violate the| ; KLdawards, of deek of the Ss-19, was slight that it was not then reported yen Asie te ae | "6 Na toh ze a ate get Sohn a hy isties and | doah'’s voyage, Wilbur sala that tha. ous magazines in St. L.odls. ; . ' hd view red answer was “perfectly obvious® MEE, After deliberating from 6 o'clock walking in a hallway artistic?” | WHAT RECOURSE | -- MANDER OF ¢. 19, WHICH ‘ bavvigeh ULU, Sept. 5.—New and!/m. wher he went to. work as a! the railroad yards under th package containing th h 1300 h hill. We anyone who was famillar with mo (11 o'clock. last night, the yury “No,” ; ! AGAIN T LAWLESS C — arger rescue fforts ar® being ppirt blacksmith 3 eine to 6 oa om | Side neiedadtat due pees ody pst tin bate : ad o HRer ’ ing up the | administrative work of the WNW , ported to Judge Gayer that it “You say geou have read in the | S | WENT AGROUND. FOUND BULTY orth sa aaeli : ats oa in tile Giaietet braun a a per nev Be 4 rm Pevedi _ viige dd vo rh : / Se td da . Department. g “was hopelessly unable to agree Public Library. | =~ you evef find | ACTS OF OFFICIALS? | . , arch for the mijssing s2a- iin wel madesiapew Hay in midafternoon, } upon “a p ore atthe Paget & emt truck, Me seco by Dan pe enetaetien ts Ahead. Time Left to Commander, ‘thet William Molasky, ierce ag of ihese Ma SaAsines ther | ‘ ‘ --- at cae | Lieut. C.F. Martin Loses Five | i PN- ‘No 1, which ante her body. with a bullet in the right}! lap sack. efebehina in ina ahad wwe | megro, met me.at 9:30 a. m of westward “Tam willing,” he said, “to Building news dealer, sold certain ; vert ag ater iga OMe RENCE Te on ee ee cry nae in Rank for Negligence | peared ne: ae 90 hours ago some-/|temple, being found in a ravine “What's the idea?” the aaiieat in.| Eighth and Locust stréets to take lightning the answer to the newspaper azines, whose art and subject pet ool hid Canine I ci hetanver. te let You Gest BO pny pease een A tei Acquitted. lw here on the broad Pacific net jnear her home on the Telegraph | quired. me back to the office, and we were Take high-|Who come down here every rend og 1 oe pete Jeff’ there, did you?” Bender inter- | You promise to be good,” the agent] — " \SHINGTON Igies s NE Feed miles from the Hawalian Is- |road in St. Louis county. ° “I'm waiting®for it to wet dark,| P@ssing the new Mayfair Hotel, st hat visibility rhe trip was made to deternz ili le pray # to Lopes sie | posed. ; | ‘told him. ‘ ‘a fel : Siete = an = ‘| lands. ha : Limping to and from the witness/ so I can ¢ross the river and get my Eighth and 8t. Charles stree‘s, | te osrggetad ang adaptaliiy ‘hl its the ether ine “sha | Nonsense and Puns, Wise replir h e was accus-| “?#Tes F. Martin has been found] Fafhg hopes’ for the Safety 0. |stand, Leuhardt indicated he is not| clothes,” the man replied when another negro, a former em- ied winde or tp. I regard it as peculiar { ee frankly ciple sige ol serepdete! ¢° | William Kahre of 4156 Washine-{|tomed to obeying the law, that he] SuUilty of negligence as commandin: ‘ommander John Rodgers and nis ifully recovered from injuries suf- The agent thereupon eacorted| Ploye of the company, jumped on hwest and ay Setiaah cone Ps Yatra bean: Beat they were unable to fenore |‘'0n boulevard identified himself a:|%@d done nothing wrong and that) officer of - the submarine 58-19. | four pep party Ave ahs ot a ite ee when he was “questioned” | the man to the East St. Louis po-|/t®¢ Trumning board and@ crowded atiove th a po itical motive should he ' eb aie | | Miler emplbyed in designing under the promise as} wyic) | SEES RE AP AEE when the tender W hippoor will re- recently by a group of d ‘puty con-| lice headquarters, where he iden- Anto the seat beside me. ’ at at this time of sorrow to the f ? folask) Ss sportsmanship in vol tu: by a ating lowrading. tf nt aground ofrf Chathan ported that three widely separated |stables and private detectives. War-/ tified himself as F. S Wolf. 23 “Without a word he began atrik- put trouble lies of the men who lost their : " oo ly submitting to the test suit wean gee fo waerwe® — , rie ; ' ya ce iS igs oa Mass > ~ lad, and sentence! flares had been seen on Tuesiay rants changing conimon assault PE old n ein a patephthaee of | ing me with a billy he carried. t rd. with the ship.” We Mod steadfast for acquittal. Judge 98 yan ae a) dat tan Phar lb gy mae (Ne ee ee ts ke rang ee 5 o the loss of five numbers in rank, | night. were issued against 10 of the group] Franklin Ind ong ith was too busy trying to protect my- reasing in When Wilbur's attention . ed rer discharge! the jury wena oe . ra Nye: ri a8! pire spn Bethe Hee: RE AM va \e 4 a) under a decision approved today by | Scout Plane Forced Down, on Lenhardt’s complaint that he “Tt nf this wav.” he ¢xealimea.| %¢!'f to make an outcry. Finalls, a heavily. | called to the reputed statement & Question Stull Clouded. Reoreeeyegietiba ip — abate -— 2 ew y Dag 2 ai oi eet... poecretary Wilbur. | A naval scout plane, piloted bv | was beaten. was hot and as ” oo t ee . vf lhe was beating me so hard I coulda + and steer | Mrs. Lansdowne that her husbas Thus the result left the issue as : Stet sed a esd i : - ca TE i. aris ~F Rahr w sgh Lieutenant-Conimander Stuar - | Lieut. Peterson. was forced down Denies Beating Her. ie ge in tl) a tae . 7 , 4 penipernek net stand it any longer. I handed hwest, to had used al! his influence to } C1 used as most of the jokes read | Toros ro aly \ 3 nage so al sass ? } a ae coe ae a a res boris minanding Pricer if : /| vesterday off the coast of the Is- | Completely composed, and smil- | clothes « ned ae os} et peti Bes him the $1300 package and sald, 4. the trip called off. Wilbur rer ® the jury from the objectionable | quali saggy: thy as a pe ei ot r ot Pa pth out : alt i : he Z , Y ‘is Pence : of the suit, had urged the jury of Pat Gutters joke : or posarinh was re leased Seat $f | porting a change of course to his] Surface ships, submarines and | Suspect she .was associating with tions Br driving given him by the ers care in | CHICAGO, Sept, 5. —Hundreds 9 mS Cometesion so thet fh it’s nonsense.’ | : “Letter of Warr: - trtehuogs icer, and was sentence’ | airplanes are pressing an intensive }other men after which he was AS MAN TRIED 10 END LIFE robber, who threatened him. Mat- nes work- | county fairs and several State i a continue his business withon! overt ge Ae ee ween | etter o ,arrant Violated. the ] ros nenmers amet Submarines. after cover- |"sere” : her and the men. Hwank Stuer Swe He Aetemaend thews and Feldmeyer both ret Zain head- i are being held at this time. “he gel tte oo Re spe) sas th by the prosecuior. ‘Is that im- |, ie ere sy the Post-Dispa what hester EE. Lewis, naviga ing hundreds of square miles with- ' Leonurd LD} keman, father of Mrs. Suicide After Reconciliation the robber by name, and Matthe increasing | echedule of the Shenandoah was ‘ | of sO naps est RIG moral?” he asked. “Well. {t's verv| CUS ™* “ames Dunn, Ass.stant Pro-|tor of the S-19. was acquitted of |out sighting the missing plane cr | “4 nharet tig a mea . to st ner With Wife Pailed. — that gy formerly was wee ° carry it over s er _— , peat an i. some o ew ttas ee tees _ oad breatas AGI i> ri r : ure. of ulpable inefficiency inv Wr ‘age ‘ proceeding |f rreatene severa times » en- The ds ert = ame eo oom ase to | Ohio, a te ee eee ers OF a eee epee | olny | tt aii al ent Uh re rn half of |} and violation of orders, but Secre-!southward in the ‘lief that — Once, according to Dyke- eae : paersngg eg hac bon Crozer mae culs on ‘the souri. State capitals were te | al oy ” Wileses for Attorney ANNADO, MO., HELD IN JAIL gt Nabe ted onlgeronee. lypertor CxSinoadieces ede tytn DInAThe. MeciGent re-| fleet which 1 darren ttceg arig! 2 Pg ge F iis oo Hw alee rypined wy ay” ssouphas, tele ee DIES OF ‘INJURIES gasoline ber of people could be assem "You pay the police raids a you?’ Shortage Is Said to Exceed $10,000; 7 ast z 3 “* fe rh a ; ter | OB * | “ eee 2 | cae : | “th A Z ? ncaabogey rn ree Bente a8 \ysicians hat, following an wun-'! i with but }im the towns. The ship was | MA” @ai0.0) Render thé news Pending Filing of Charges No det 9 By itae ‘ne PSCPrietor ang] ses were sudsequenwy ‘owe oj;rushed t LWA Waters | ge rests Sigg pitn oa: yoy Ay” } eno’ | successful attempt to effect a re-| Man, 61, Suffered Fractured Skull fio no bet. | scheduled to visit Chicago. It Ba ) Se hs Ceneininw : £ Bail Has Been s« .: ph Teli siny sittin Inaba he was il = Swe Pepa -ommander Bra’ |in the search in the ) Pe Se, freee nd eth: La ong ts iconciliation with his wife, Qlie. | When Hit by Street Car. volume. flown over this city in Oct r e “Half the Police Department Special to the Post-Dispatch pire: , edod . scrtacs on suet : - ay courtmartialed | th J ease: nee, Bers hi 3 ~E . ie m4, + tgs See eg 6 ta et from whom he is separated, he Egbert Kelly, 81 years ola, of 923. i ‘e =a and ented for ee mag ELSBERRY, Mo., Sept acy} +e - ag PCUSa Hit Upol ne | . the S-4 . : dade of as ci Bae pss % me aaNet i ; a ‘ ¢| Went Yo hia home and attempted | i709 Fordy avenue, a negerTo, died The sen-| From the Twin Cities the azines."’ the. withece replied + _ Henry, recently cashier of Anna , a pirt sme in ae | plrvetenas poqdilage ms belo-o ot fo mg : , | " ttte Rs i. , Si |o shotot himself htrough the heart,| at City Hospital No, 2 yesterday | towns in Michigan were to glimpm "Well, that’s immateria! 6: Pe. Ga Farmers’. Bank at Annada, Mo., oy, 3 TE seg) age es Serving iqu CANADIAN ELECTIONS ORDERED _ ptgringder Sie de. . go : ; gues ME Oh : “ yr ae ieee ea | [he bullet struck a rib and was ‘fternoon of @ fractured skull and the big craft. If the flight had Med Judes Gayer Ste ee has been arrested by Sheriff Pat — S tne] ipply in k Dredhine Gleca Dian Gheeen ; inity wher hy search is being , ay }. arre| n ” ot yer ‘ | deflected neintenkind Mrs Heuser | other injuries suffered Ate 31. / , oh ee th ; ~~ | earried on for the missing pli gece ee EE tise ty i | lives with her parents at 130¢6|When struck by a southbound / " ; “been postponed until October WOR Gre only human erson and is naw | ust a “ag : , mb .. «. Dissolving Parliament | Lenhar telephoned and asked he i fairs would | have been missed. » “This suit represents nothing but | awaiting the filing of complaints - = - ' ety af el Bie the Aaennintad. Peas TWO Pui DREN AND MAN : ” r her sister, cr “dames! Montgomery street. Itroadway car.aa he crossed from nats Ss ar ye ' 3 : ! east to west at Schiller place and raya / +» ; teas ' for receiving deposfts vhen this pes - ' ; Soe wee aon THM TAF ‘tari hinge would hannen” to her cs DS TIED) SUIT ENDS 30-YEAR ROMAMMIERN Yr wo wun ts concer vase 82k was thw falling condition 4) MFEOME who losis eo give bar=| geo. s-—-Ineectution of «he tours INSURED IN AUTO ACCIDENTS |{2°°5,"S205-"328%.2? Uhfeantnos | FINES OF $2800 IMPOSED | iiroaaway, : | de) me to dvmp vVidences on : — dt. Mrs. Heidorn said that : IN FAST ST, LOUIS LIQUOR CASES rhe car crew, Motorman Willam an ; gees : » iT} mimn dariianien Laid # a | i. ? hard i Been Woman Asks for 8100,000 his defense to the jury. “The f > Tiewel asl fiv- the amoun eh hese and other ibterfuces -_ Ss intat aeat Sel aed Vhree Victims Suffer Probable) : onde Lockre, 3606 North Nineteenth © he ned . = , . oe Fh 7 ; ‘ ; ‘ aA net i414 . ‘ ne » € it : p it . : Ca et 11% . " , 7 ' e - ~ntified Man Marries Another. ‘ Fe thers provi: led for freedom of I ond. i ; oy v ’ . ~ > I ing in . aad) ess ty his const it- I racture of Skulls in &, ross- c ; eT a wee enh + 1+ re ! } ines totaling $2900 Were AS. etre et and i onductor if herles Thor- By the Associated Preas r 2. aves . a2 ve io ited States ‘Ormmissio , oe ey ere ae Sigal g Streets _— = - , re ees ‘esed vesterday in Federal Court , . ’ WHITE PLAINS, N. ¥., Sept Speech and thought in this country ee ae eee ee ee ie ) juents here today. The date of the; , re Cup were| ‘ at she had “something on" |. {BC Leis be Judge Enation | rie ae ee ee - 4 sve>, 2s +? S » . Ba : , , »* , | : SAals eae> j sia Lniat LIteo T , "wo ] rey ana one lle "ere .§ ee . OMT ‘ seid a te ‘ThE a ; §.—Impris- | aNow we have organizations like the | 24 he is alsy accused © " whet ‘“|resuliant general elections is un-| oil : cca thim. which “would send him to thel aeainet violator hig ob Ae te taal | furniahe bonds for their appeare ‘ ; . .r ntormobliie nacclide = ae i” iy me . er nd a ANCE before the (“oroner ) j—Miss Julla F. Tichenor today fi , baki he ; | r ? en pedan with | suit In the Supreme Court a fee. C. T. Ul and other bands of re-| Ment. He has been taken | ; 3 ey derstogd to be Thursday ayy penitentta: coud : - 6 ‘ l (ell. vr * se. that th aki learlr he | late oe a ; ' his bak, a | John C McCambridge of ligion!sts who want to tell you Callaway County ji® | * | The Pr ‘ier fav j son ; ‘aa ex! Story of Brother-in-Law. 7 ' bee we ' rial in TESTS ‘WIRELESS > LIGHTHOUSE’ : at ft an¢ ‘ ‘@; The bank was closed tate, eS See tees CM AMG iney. Were: , ' aneidat le an , regal Onno! 7s nos Reegle. brother-in-law of | Va where oul Hl) eon. today in | York City, alleging breach of Pp ¥ : © drink and eat and read. ees a | : ed y Seite in Without authori nad he war- age Sigs ¢ sont’ ypu _— dJaugehter ‘s. Molly Com Amos seggie, Drother-in-m' vene ; e 8 mber/term Me — ~ The car's | ise to marry and asking for ey're birth controllers, too. 1p} Cificials June 40 when thea , “hens hD = i oF oemes «Oo tie rate n og ged BPs ap ee Oh eae Rist ennardt testified Lenhardt | ° "7 ' — rm Mon- | By the Associated Press. moved. ages of $100 000 K just such Organizations us thie ' of lsh rey former Cc maiie?r i) tf] Det een uc? ad ' i ‘ 1} ihi Liil T} eT) li bide t)ad? ’ ‘ : . i} 1) iy ? Liat toti rile ; i ' . 2. . Art er ini’ se i've = - we ? * he sedan In her complaint Miss Tich met are the curse’ Followed | Dank was made secen ening As GENE an Hie | eration and taxatl le ques- | sai ' wiewnea | ine ad quarrel r the rent, WHICH] 1. page | , Maia ddawne Ee owe Electra, William Marconi, from New-. e0ié that ah a Mec bridge hd peasses and raps for order. the shortage was thought to Oi. ae es wae uid NO-ition of the Senate. These coula | **' ¥ a ee ae Rg. wy *l wee nant du Mrs ard hen! wr 3 afferty, 12 ney ai liens ' successfully demonstrated hia —— was | been namie vs 30 ae oan | . GO on and hiss,” the attorney | from large real estate tosses Maple d Datpaeiers Cesstult osecuted © andled on by a. House ie i aeod ey Se eta -| threat » report to the aut! nue, $3 ‘ Niemeyer 'Intest radio adaption, the “wireless “wee » : ° ; ‘ ; t¢ | St 7 ' ey ’ ** er? ee . ; ; tT’ . tear . Tacit : rs cry a if : oye . - " ' ; . ; 7 eae oe peatienged, then turning to the jury |tcrneys May and May of Louisiani,| a ar Wig vr ommons with a fresh. mandate, Pt oy er he that ‘r husban vas moon ire ree r' vier, 34 lighthouse,” erected for experimen- ly gt « beni " > avenue 4 ‘ran? “ir tal purposes on South Foreland, a jhe had given her an engagem® 7 ; ' ; ) ‘ Ik « , — ; gag nued: “They can read their] Ale., have been retained as rienrvy's Pre. aT esa Us ‘i from t country. the Premier snid ue i shini w! Do} ania — , Noorme Sinn Vi pid cross , “a w « stele ‘or + Pre | Yr’. laedi Nort btleven : | headland of the County of Kent. dead Man | and weddin rin Two mor? in mW LM rowvidse — “3 S ring. weecaccio and their Rabefais anJj | attorneys. The bank holds $17 ; — fe Paeseeiand by a.Government supported | — ' rie "K rf NiskKy ; ones . : ‘ing Virginia avenue neat home en th ded ae Bide ' | + aN Missourt | Inetend of flashing light atmnals«. of exstab- . , ntified as la Va. F _ ad and enjoy them, but the man] talized at $20,000. cs z : 7s aps BE th sas x ‘h) House | a ‘wane 1 a EW a¥ no abrneyreet My it left the hous | , saws 7 en Chappell the lighthouse flashes wireless . 29 years ws Be: " the Mtreet who hasn't the mone/ “oe : , reieray 4a oO? | ye ptt Hebe an. ee a ie geri Geer nd Lenhardt told Reggie, the lat-|.r Carhendale fined $300 and | Warnings to navigators, A wave Mrs. William | G. . Slade Die Or the understanding must be de-| BENDER IN POLICE COURT , mi citizens ecure in thei er. SCALDS YOUNG SON T0 DEATH : oN — SS es eayeeg iter testif! hi Mrs. Lenhardiin xt ‘ast Carondelet. | length of only six meters is used, go mn Was an NEW YORK "Bopt. 5.—Mre, v oem of what kick these maga- Attorney Pleads Guilty of Parking Ce : : : ‘ rated " 7 ¢ me 4 né Mother Puts 6-Wee Old Ral es A vd re : " ) a oe oc} pies ss ate h her shoes on.” | es that the eianals are “Jam proof.” had been | iam Gerry Slade, for 18 | : pres ; aN ‘ : Uts 6-Newks-Old Baby : a its cture =e him.’ yo | Charges, Pays $3 Costs. a RD . Dinetinehads™ tok Rettet | Zz an no al Boiler and Lights : for sev- | n- : rresiden : ted . . Sat : t of th Uni - ' ecuting Attorney Schweitze> Puece —s 4 =. wu Emme ty : } artin Nic Donoug! Of violating the parking regu issues Jin this case,’ he de- ‘ ; , - . ’ " > ,} ‘ . ‘ + . st Pr leo 201 rhs ean “4 asi ** a : : : . e . au ‘ a ‘ ‘ ~ ' | it s* e 7, Tat 9 ‘} . ‘ ‘ . rt. ‘ ‘ ° —" . ’ a4 7) if { ‘ } lé Wi ' - 7 3 on . as 78 years old-and amd defendant You can’: | Plea lt; i é udg rj 1 ‘1: to de search ' Peeps Sent | Mt) | LVer is ' ata | | “fii? , ’ ‘ : if n wi! : tt) ne (‘] oOute | I " : . ™ rT ; 7 ¥ M4 other extraneous societie ieeaiian aie Mire Shootings. of an old New England family ies eee abekio. wr .. i | Rosecan’s court, today, to a charge | and the persons or thifgs to be| Edith Lan yeu lace | ~ ¥ , : arki ula- w : ya PONE OS Yt ae cee wenue near Jefferson, by an au- Ey ok ei ety eal “ tions, and was fined costs, amount- , eg *“Xpiaini pe) 1 Se . . Question of Law. i a ke en 11 HE hi he bl d ; jing to $38 Hie was charged with! The only penal section w] ic. nd lighted ; inder it ¢ 1v00 South Broadway "caida tie i] a oe stl. f fir wi ic i , ma’ j » The first witness for the defense, ‘906 Narth & ei : pare riet Attorney Curr id fis un- | hom Sey u | a ‘ ' a it] her 9 renne ent and perma-~- 4 null p de Woskin of 4361 Evans ay- : . vt Shoo Pevenit hn y ity # rip | @) whi hig ae r teht ot Det the wor! on’ usba? Aime ov. | Siti" i 4 ] rp Tele rac i] oT ie - ond’ ms . ad Tt iy ‘ or Come n nec h b . d 7 it Ws Back 4 US, described himself as a com-|* >" *° ° eee ring | prosecuted Was one which provide?) ered the child dead. Mgt ree me bes non assault, the case Dein pene wearer unbeee Rese hy 7 ' | »? Z| id) *] ~- é a3 nat rif . , ; r } > P . | 3 felal artist and «photographer, atten 4 . mm. at th: - * + par mner i as f mw Whoever, un: Cc ‘ is held at the county Mill Burned at Springfield, ry at her death roner Louis new - 10-year Car. See an- esh Pots 4 ; ving Studied at the Art Institu’ | . y 4 Ye ‘ {, - ¥ : %, 7 = _ ‘ ‘by Provisional Judge Stock« M jects any inhabitan id not shot herself Aitempts to Assassinate Banker. 2 Art in Battle Creek, Mich. . | % jcharge of speeding, in the hearing | , depri —— oil meetin = +} the A nme) iated one : nak . . ™ . e At Church to Change flour of “errs ice identified the State's exhibit— S eteinh” of ' “ye 0 4 : : . . } cl thie itforne: cull ee ihe ' in &§ CAV - y Pees of the biec nable : a-|" . ' ie rimmanits : ired o! mi f th his cave beside Ban | objectionable maga | arresting pollceman a “contemp! ceted by the Constitution laws! ATHENS, Sept. 5.—An attemnt/ reed ae o See te Pilerim Congregational ~ _ onggrenge muttering pme sald he pengns nee or ble liar.” He appealed the fin r Pete ; a 2 , . TF tte mornir for “inspiration.” If a pic- he nited State hal 1a? assassinate } liasco. Gor } hour of its morning e‘clock. The subject ying t , ‘ | — ; ges a . M4 hat he may be for Pp : or art work is ‘formed right" | Spanis ena. in Copenhager,” he relat- |‘ | rebuilt ' finally ewe ‘ pry Studied a copy of Michpe!l Spanish stage. received severe in- | never had been Invoked. so far 15 to a reporter who showed j elo's work. the Virgin MI of, Meagan on her head yesterday when he knew, t . itizens f . ‘nurcfr to as the Sarah Bernhardt of thej| states upon rights of citizens It reyvoiver, which the governor seize ) before it was discharged. AFOTT, bright lights, automobiles, % Rd the Christ —— her automobile overturned at Me-/the acts of Federal officers. He| _ _ RP ya and telephones, appears in 4 » Wish you would take some {dina de Hiloseco a sitrall town/ was not certain that it could b furks to Wear Furopean Garb. IMPORTANT ine Section of the Sunday 4 a p Subject * remonstrated Judge |Sbout 126 miles sug bor pe aman- | made applicable in this situation & CONST, AR ENO r Lam, Sept. 56. tch. © mee, 6 ET have said I wouldn't let |“ rhe =e ignated re | BAO SiMe +t bts oth ea ee ee weer Sere Schedule Change by the Spanish public and was the | tari liowever, Federal officers pean clothes and hats {t was de- SMe be dragged in. This to) fae a h L thar evolutte n trial The jur) feentra! fimure in’ a spe ial festiva re not immune on civil sult nor ‘s% creed today Ciniy pris s'« wi) | he ; day, S ft. t ex. ; fer ‘ 3922. She is Of years of aa prosecution under state law, he allowed to wear the and they BIG SUND : 4 he know what art is.” im 4 : | Ni). am | 2 artist's | sald lent wimdathine woliita tattle Canaan. 1 v7 = ” Rilebs, ‘cchare ke’ nade: GIRL, 4, BURNED AT BONFIRE | “Though the State Constitution sim- }|ment offi ea. SecA ILLI NOIS CENTRAL £entinued, “there is noth- * ni ’ , * . + 7 - . : ‘ : 7h | obscene or vulgar unless the! Dorothy Harris Taken to Hospital, ilariy protects citizens. Against 1l- | Musk Ox Born in New York Zoo. | a - i | bis UNsocia! By that I mean - Seriously Injored. | le~wal search, Prosecuting Attorn-<yv Ey the Associate? Prees | No. 205 Will leave St. Louis §:30 A. M. ha 4 e old Schweltzer could recall no jaw by | NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-—The firs* md woman in the nude. Dorothy Harris. 4 years ‘ Grattan street. ventured to which infringement of this right) ™usk ox ever born in captivity was This Train for Murphysboro, Carbondale, art. 1029 it Sels the Pace! = , Sy & woman™in the nude | near a rubbish fire in an alley near | could be punished. bern at the Bronx zoo today. [* D in, Benton and Cairo. / S82 artist is artistic?’ inter-| her heme today, and was seriously The Hob-Nob Cafe has been! weighed only cidht and one-hatf uquo Prosecutor Schweitzer. | burned about the body, her clothes raided before and its proprietor pounds ite: parents were davtered F. D. Miller, ' 'and bartender convicted and fined | five years ago on the east coast of Assistant Genera! wucsonger Agent. ' being destroyed you call a nude woman Bhe is at cits hospital for vielation of the liquor law ‘Greenland. ————

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$222.24. Farm, $735.98. Rickney-Hoeischer Cigar Co... $75.53. Chase Bag Co., $7093 09 $2765.30. president | Baker, Charles y_ American Trust Co. $2 3.99. | James F. dicine man- Ufacturer, § 2 | Mre. Lenore Hortense Daniel Kk. Catlin, 619 Security ity Bldg. Building. $4694 84 Justina G. Catlin, 619 Security | ity Bide. Building. $1224.62. w ’ Rice. lawyer, $1361 ox. | “Marton =e ee 8. Gnu architect, - - +°, Clayton $1682 63. Tliss, George, 3630 Delm Fliza beth R Delmar c boulevard, $17 § ’ . Pay TAX LIST OF THOSE T=: The names, addre . It C > but Pos I e Sanitarium (srand Kent roads Rassetr. Bidg. iNgton by! on, Mo. .... Beckett. David. Persons Hote] , The fina! ins: allmen: Of Federa] Income taX pay ments by reporting incomes more in 1924 in the " Highlands Rastern Dis. trict of M issourt, Was release for Grove - Publication today by the Collector of Internal Revenue. bs few large amounts Compared o saage- Printed on previo some well-known included. Including the names lic today, the lj US days. names terman Mo made pub. st of person Alex Bischort Chouteau Baskowitz. Samuel. ities who Berkowitz J. avenue pay ta tes On Burges. Charges T., 3); °,900 or more are Third Rucker. Winston ae ©Sscaped he. "war Nty-first. Chi through losses Brohammer. 1, M.. 7 @5d deductions ‘and Terrace s Of Those on Pinal List + ud Some of the hates today’s Byrd. James LL.) (7) t are: Pw den Terminal] Boyle. $6.48 wie Urman board Byrd. Chemica) Works. Waldo A. Layman. president Wagner Electric Corporation. $50.43. inna McKinle Lucy HH. Bruny. Leo B.. 2654 tifkin. S4m. 570 Douglas RB. Houser, vice presi- | Burgard. EF. J.. Route 5 Gent Globe-Democrat ) | Ster Groves ey August A. » pol7z Lin- | Brackstein, Max, 715 del} boulevard $6.94 University City Adolphus Busch Ill, yr M. EC. 4343 54 ppington. | Be Li | Barnes. James W.. 15 | lin Mrs. August A. Busch. Ttrant's | | Balwin, Marye DP. Stuart «c. Stickney. Mre, Florence Bischoff. (;ustay Jr... Chouteay ; Camphbe!! Van Buddin. John, 2870 Salena Heel, 3 Westmorelana Place, | Beims, F W.. 325 ST9R 5° George Neville. Cashier City Co}. Bencist. Clemence , lector’, office. $1091.04. Daniel c. Kerckhoff, president | Baldetti. Ferdinandy. Pevely Dairy Co.. $1915 38 | 100. 7086 Chestnat Elliott K Ludington. dell. Marion ad lawyer, | Benoixt. > 2 Gite ~ Earty. Benjamin s Lang. vice Gore. Webster ( : Paid by Woman. ‘Clark, Mrs. iTroves lace , Place, $5459 60 Catlin, Dani Catlin. Justina G.. Collins, Martin J.. 2919 4 4 Kruse. florist. $203.94 Clark cy M. Bates, s00 Security nen, . $1433.75 les M. ( hauncey H.. 453 McPherson Packing Co. % = ‘hamp, Norman B.. *. Roberts. Mer- Stickies S637 eater. S460 63.) 2 to HO, , , ; . > « . confectioner | Cooper, Arthur Mem - Rachel Stix Michael. =. | Chalsey, George VW - 6334 A rd of Education. $40) Waterman . ‘ w. hohn H 2952 " lawyer, | right | a FF ' Clemens, Maplewood | Cairns. James F hecticur Cla rKsville. Mo road a PBI PPS | Davis, Mrs. Julie v.. moor Park _ ae > * * 3 Bren: - °xXe eceeelt O. RRRE a 169.68 Lenm Gottlieh Jr. 4155 PE Bae - 336 Ty ft Extate of Helen K. Garth, Hanniba} Ee? Se ++. 0s . 982 oe Faten, Warten vy. 1000 Was. ington : Westminste, the @istrict of any | Regers, ts thoughe DY the ex. Broadway *t thar time aeeee; ee Estate of Emma habited upp. K. Niemeier. Deceased, rae North Grane 3.12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH herewith. IN $25,000 CLASS .98 Garneau. Fannie I Green, 7 = Goldman. Max, 73) Unive, : (.Tay. Cabell. Gokistein. of $25,000 or | Brinkman. = G.. Bourder. lL, Jules. ° ay oe (oldman. Morris. eckeler. Pliza beth Cie Gill, Ww. a. 431 No It CONtains | | | vay with Butler, Palward s_ Veiler, “ ' J are Brown, Charles S., | Bischoff. Gustay Sr. executor. 3¢)+ Herboth. wood ‘ : "@, De@cauge Berberich, William. : naj exemptions i Thirteentp are derived from é s ne , vi Hedekamp, ID. 4 Hennigan =e Heil. 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Lunst ras, Mrs. E... — - +205 62 Day. R. «.. and Wife, 5177 West minste, place | Demba. Sam, 74¢ Westgate 69 Mr«. 3521 Vie. on ne eee _ s rr. Mra » CUratrix for Ralph Darr minor, 3518 Henrietta Mts Ss 34 Dittmeier. oe i 624 Ches:. ; nur . : 3 _| Deuser. Chartes Pp. $447 Halie Ferry Richard J.. | eatin! Bees | Dauze. Oscar Ww. Farmington Latal Prank. 452° 16.8 10.36 | Luechtefeld, Joseph J. 82321 Wainwrigh+ Bidg. - One Puy ot - 165.30 2 State of May Frverect n Clayton oa. a.” SAY . 2.32750 © of John =. Robert. hy Mercantile Trust Co. “Sige. ST ee ae Kuhl, John RBR.. 1338 Fo. 45184 Foreg; Park La | See enn * ++. 146.36 | Ragribech, De. Witten. ;;:) ta Ceri, John, 3° A ee eye The Daily POST -DISP: names of fazpayers in the St. L -*% Were $25 000 or 83s and @mount of Mae. Broad way Poristel. Kdward Ww Guaranty Bldg Ferguson. McPherson ie ie Fendler. Frank J.. 54 Pellers. .. Grace. G Bide Sity.C ity Laruis. ‘llow 302.65 (Jancy. best Charlie. } R erterson, St. © Pred Db. 1203 YF. Charles. 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Ce Wife has been mar 37.87 Manle.. Thoniaration Angeles, which Their $Pecially « ‘Carried him + eau. and Charles H Moyers. ldigar M t to the genera] Made him Bit hen From Safe. | Men were Neard r Schollmey er. Louis. driving hours executives more sr nething spectacular DS, the least showy of NT ON OHIO RIVER iswille By 19 Will presens to Ge | Gents. He “y» SOO n $10.750.000 nothing other th , blunt man. Abo Sonnemann. er cally dine a ee and mov . Norris, Ww K.. 6235 quaked considerab notice and grew i stared in 4s8tonishme CrieCcutors« the wil] Predera! Re. Rank Bide ‘ks, Elizabeth R.. an exactly what he him was nothing *—The Stand. my 2h hah vi Nelson. LD €. 40 ' ly, and Kings perk their horna, and mt. and the A ; --* oe ‘On With the! Store. | Federg) Maude, >>- Bo; Former Secretary " nm. the robbers QUit for S-thought ict of G Frank Sidney Ves. Grover moved Siemeyer. John qs.. 5 Was sure he w as right he went a VY. Edwin J.. §2 Was 68 years old. Wed deliberation Mr. Hayward w . | Scheer, August, 27° Nia Never In hia life in 1890 as an eam me Deputy Dies of W ‘Ch pesition he ‘ 3134 : ’ nN. William H | Slonin. M. J. Simon. Mark Ann: elected him ; . on rth Wencesiao M r. William H. 2 ae th os Longtfelloy Harold. 509 Oo Stumpr. Walter H.. eters, Mie Meta. 3 | oUurnmenr of men iJ . Georgia wW.. 32 in the State o¢ ednt being shot in | Sen Southwood av Alles condemne, Thompson. J. W.. 1120 Ss. estimated a+ | *erimutter. Nathan. 279.48 | Fisher's 547 ‘layton. ree W.. 6352 w qd. and Save a fic titious address » to take the 1446 Hamiltor messy orth, Dr Newtsead | qr Vwi harder itted being on ie 1s + d@ceased St. | Peters, ww F.. 3890 McDonald. Paul. 3635 *aloons and Sw | Tralles. Fore 5.00 Riee, Charies m.. Serve Bank B) the office as Cleveland d high altitude of Riche, Charies 5 ~~-3---- 7:35 om. ~-se+--+- 3:20 pm eapean -- 8:40 pm ~~-=---. 745 am ~-se---. 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SATURDAY, a | SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1928, ae MEPTEMBER 5, 1928. CPUTR Soe Pee ere ’ a / The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH , 5 re re — ~ - - - a ——— -———- of For- @gainst his Martin : erday in ) : | ominence his mar- of “Wild- Two Make Journey . Machine Equipped Wy + Boys’ Lives of Grover Cleveland and General Grant i Written for Boys and Girls of All Ages sere B | O O K S Reviewed by ROBERTUS LOVE | | Written for This Page by Mile. Jeanne de Lavigne. —_——_— after her (Carleton, t be de- bsequently | reed and Somer- his ap- tion of convinced Tection be- English I . LEVELAND would rather\fis than eat. When 66 he was a boy he went fisKing in any kind of stream that he could find. With a stick for a pole and a can of worms for bait, he would 5° glong @ bank until he came to a place which on 4 thought was worth trying. Then he would sit gene bile trip in four days, 18 hours quae im a comfortable position, hold his pole out over a eo capes =». ae the water, and wait for a bite. Once he got’ more president of the American Auton than he was looking for.” ‘knew the Mile Association and Ernest * Sa But we shall not tell you what he got. them. gnc | Smith, general manager of the wuldn't be playing fair. To find out, = on saw the “eclation, arrived in Oakland g@#—e read the book. Cleveland always played fa a no Se ceedings 5:30, 4a. m,. yesterday. They was up to no underhanded tricks. He too Are mer wife:| **88hington. DP. C,, at 11 a, mean advantages. He scorned ene hprpers wen "| Aug. 30 “meanness and cussqdness in others, and did his te They left. immediately for best not to let any of those things crop out in the ramfnto to visit the State fair character of Grover Cleveland. ‘ t attentions will return Sunday to San Frane Yes, that’s the Cleveland by bs re + pane the two/e to take part in the dia | Cleveland. He was one of the pory ~ wadinn * t in Jos | Jubilee celebration, ; Presidents, as history just a is - peony Arad Gallagher’s| Their specially constructed point out to the general public. yh dag “a Gallagser | Chine is equipped with a hed it years ago; but when we venui! say : While : Bed—One Drove ~ = Other Slept. ee pe oe ee — — — *s 4 | Hy the Associated Press. OAKLAND, Cal., Sept, 6. ~ ; /pleting a transcontinental aute . That must gher a! has been | other drove. They mob that held for executives more spectacular. There was absolutely nothing spectacular about Cleveland. J ‘He was, perhaps, the least showy of all our Presi- 'dents. He “put on no dog.” He pretended to be ‘nothing other than exactly what he was, a plain, blunt man. About him was nothing brilllant. Physi- Véally a big man, mentally he moved slowly; but when She moved he moved, and more than once thrones quaked considerably, and Kings perked up and took "3 notice and grew in their horns, and whole peoples red in astonishment, and the American populace rveled and murmered, “Well, now, who'd a-thought it of Grover’? In the Venezuelan affair, for instance. Yes, Grover moved slowly but surely. When he mer St. Louisan, and secretary was sure he was right he went ahead. No snap jugg- Swift & Co., died at his home ts for Grover Cleveland! Deliberate action fol- Pasadena, Cal., Thursday night. ed deliberation. Never in his life did he play to was 68 years old. x He was the poorest press agent for J @ galleries. Mr. Hayward was born at W MeN imself that ever sat in the President's chair. The burn, Mass., in 1857, and came ie | * Man was incapable of self-assertion for selfish rea- Missourt in 1878, He joined Swif ‘gons. He was just simply so all-fired honest that he ot & Co. in 1890 as an auditor, @ 'was unable to simulate, even to gain an important Wounds. which position he later came to | political end. His ingrowing honesty alone defeated louis, On his retirement five y "him the second time he ran for the presidency; abso- ogo, Mr. Hayward move‘ to F iutely nothing else than that. The same high quality dena, He is survived by a Wid Melected him in 1884 and again in 1892. and one daughter, Mrs. Paul | “Tell the truth!”” commanded the candidate in Tatge of Chicago. ; a . 51884 when certain salacious tales of his earlier $2800 Taken in Theater Holdt bachelor career were about to be denied by his cam- after ad- iv the Associated Press r h managers. Cleveland stood steadfast upon the session of | WICHITA, Kan., Sept. 5.--Th "facts, bare as they might be. A Presbyterian preach- marked |youths held up the Miller theat@@— er’s son, he had a Presbyterian conscience, tempered ncrimes|here last night and escaped | but not enfeebled by his contacts with the un- hich Previ-|the day’s receipts fram two them churcheg world. The man was unpurchasable al- Tuesday. , laters, estimated at $2800. » @ ways. | When he went to Washington, a city altogether "new and strange to him, to take the oath of office Fin 1885, he was followed by a trainload of ‘the / boys” from Buffalo. “Grove” had been one of the } Buffalo boys; he had sat in the rear ends of beer “salogns and swigged lager with the boys: he had Watted about with them of nights, more or less; he 'Pad called them by their front names or by nick- cee and to them he had been “Grove” Cleveland, Tes as he had been to the real boys when he was a boy in rural New York State towns. ' The Buffalo boys marched in the inaugural pro- Session and whooped ‘er up for Grove. When it was “aM over they went to the White House in a body, womething like 300 strong. Their spokesman, still a Dit hoarse from the whooping, spake joyously unto ove: ty to an- the tonneau; one slept were howled down by the raucous clamor of the . averaged §& é. driving hours daily. RIVER Henry will present to Goy. ardson a letter from Presiden Be Com- | Coolidge. ‘To Mayor James Rein 1929. Jr. of San Francisco will be h od a letter from C. H. Rudols president of the board of comps sioners of Washington, D. Cc, FRANK S, WAYWARD [ Former Secretary of Swift & Succumbs at Pasadena, Cal, — Frank Sidney Hayward, a & al e Stand- VOo.. owners electric the con- with the @ $10.750.- ‘the Oho Wimpleted ned aS an Southern uperpowe: seventh ect in the ve Deputy pital yes- Ounds suf- th Deputy two depu- Pty > hours to Florida om the fast, : ° | “Well, now you're President, what are you going ¥ i. e 4 Me do for the boys?» Smith wants this office, Jones , A lan | that, Johnson the other. How ‘bout itt, Grove?” ey Wi fit f é 7 The President of the United States never cracked rd , smile. No President ever maintained the dignity ‘af the office as Cleveland did: he realized to the ‘uimost the high altitude of the post, the responsi- Dility of its occupant to the people, to the world. '" “Gentlemen,” said the new executive, in substance: “I have been elected without my contrivance and Much to my own surprise, Presjdent of the United Btates. I have taken the solemn oath of this office. 72ou know what that oath impuies, Personal friend- femips must count for nothing. The /@ione to be considered. If I find that any of | yOw genilemen are better qualified for any office th any other aspirants or eligibles, | poiht you im due cuurse. h Sleeper to Jacksonville ~«----Frisco Lines........11:25 pm ; r Tt) ‘ebeecese "Ss tee OW am .... seqneces O80 P&S .--~«~+.Seuthern Ry......... 8:40 pm ut Trt ie caliteesmmen | YOR Da ccctonne IS OS Car ce to Miami of Jacksonville on the Florida East Coast te, without inconvenience, to throug® — attached to the train at Memphis. ¢ in the Jacksonville Union Station “ all points in Florida: ". a 4 reer ~ Fr > That is all I can prom- | And the boys from Buffdio turned tail, took train efor home, “cussed out" Grove Cleveland as an in- Brate, never forgave him. It is not of record that e—Fred Harvey Meals onthe Frisco — 4 ~ ‘ named any of those fellows for office under his ° e to rn ministration, for the simple reason that none filled tiekets or information, call et, or phone s t bill. “A\ public office is a -public trust,” said be land upoh a memorable occasion. The Buffalo FRISCO TICKET OFFICE : seemed to look upon it as a private snap. That 322 North,Broadway, K. Louis,Me i’ 1 = - a J a : iny Side of = tmmeditate duys. The rabble such fantustic gariands weaves For some whose labor binds burt sorry sheaves, Who pass and are as shadows in the haze. | Books can be mysterious, too. I may read one and close it, | and sigh, ‘‘It is worthless and empty: I have wasted my time,’’ and a week afterward, or perchance a month, | may need thread for weaving; some little bright rag to supply a stroke of color. And suddenly one great, tran- scendently lovely thought shimmers from that despised bogk: it is like a pool in a lost cavern..... clear, friendly, fascinating: a revelation. ~_-- Unshowy, earnest, steagifast, heeding not The clank of herded crowds, this honest man '| So the book has served me, after all. It has enabled me to Fulfilled his trust, nor plot nor counterplot weave, to build, to be. It is a fibre, a continuity, an Could shake him from the righteous ccurse he ran; ; , eternal vibration. And now this immortelle embalms his dust: “A public office is a public trust.’’ ° ° . OW and then in every-day life something hap- pens most happily. The reviewer, at any rate, nm P » tiwae was made happier by receiving, immediately after rhes@ only ....f0r naught else truly lives. writing about the Cleveland biography for boys (of | EN | A ene ON ee all ages, mind you), another Harper book entitled “The Boys’ Life of Gen. Grant.” The author is oe + los Mi Aas as hoo ed of a4 A Book to Read When the Great Devil-God Navy” ary oyhoods o ur NAavy eroeg.”” terfuges of the week, of reducing the’ Confederacy. He fought battles.| Presence and in that of the un- “Butcher Grant,” his enemies calted him. Yet his|*/®ePing earth.” own heart, gentle ae a woman's, bled whenever he Through the book runs the love- found it necessary to send in a mass of beave "*°TY of Frank Thompson and Rose 1}; i, a book for intelligent readers. bluecoats to certain death, for the gaining of a vic- | McCune, the one a university grad-| persons of the moronic type won't tory. He hated war, from first to last. /uate, the other a country girl who jixe it. Though a competent story- We find him at Mount McGregor, all his days of | COUld fork hay and cook a square teller, Mr. Krederick is essentially world-wide glory over ang gone, slowly dying from/™¢4l with equal facility, making /a poet. Witness the last page of cancer in the throat. Is he idle? No: he is writing | of each process a lyrical labor of |“Green Bush,” which ts a shining his memoirs, but not for glory. A rascally business !0ve. Rose is wholesome, a great-| pastoral in prose form. Frank Highiighis phistication, are thrown upon the |canvas heré and there. These be- long. The book is better for them. partner—trusted too blindly, as usual—has robbed, hearted girl utterly unspoiled by | Thompson has refused the proffer. him and his family of virtually all they possess, save her contacts with life as a sales-/ of an instructorship in Ann Arbor honor. So the dying General writes his memoirs, at igirl in Woolworth’s five-and-ten at ‘leading to a professorship; he re- the special instance of Mark Twain, to provide funds) om or with the snuffly ma- solves to remain a farmer. Close for his family after he is gone. After you have read tro who pawed over the hosiery to the soil, he has found courage Stevens and Garland you will be ready for Grant's she sold in a basement store im to face life and death, afraid of memoirs, no matter how old a boy you may be. But, that city. Frank is a fine young! neither. Asa sample of the health- by all means, read “The Boys’ Life of Gen. Grant” fellow whose ingrowing common ful simplicity of the and keep it where your boys can find &. This is a sense does not permit his book-/ style. we quote this ultimate page: book worth while. llearning to make an ass of him.| * if down, step-| of sex-muck and slobbery hyster- | ics found in so\ Much of our cur-| rent fiction, this is a heartening tale | of real life, as life is meted out. John T. Frederick of Iowa,|in this new study, published only, books, but loves the soil more than | it seems, hardly courteous to point out, has | 1 tendency to direct the possessor This. as we conceive | had a foolish mother”whose ambi-, his boyhood ideals, and in the end! in her | of character analysis, without s0-, Frederick l, a | | “Anatole France Himself” ; . ' Reviewed by RALPH COGHLAN — | E approached Brousson's book on Anatole France with keen interest. The opportunity of peep- ing into the Villa Said to see the old reprobate in his slippers gave a certain racy promise. We put it down with a yawn. Not that the book doesn’t live up to advance notices. Most cer- “ceovomed it is a series of intimate and unsparingly frank pictures, Brous- son has photographed the “Master” under kleig lights. But, after it's jall over, it seems hardly worth | while. | France himself asked Brousson | what pleasure he got from “pick- ing up the careless words that trickle down my old beard.” 'Broussogn explained that he was 'doing for France what Florianet 'aid for Voltaire. Anatole could be | flattered, apparently, even when it /was laid on with such blacksmith delicacy of technique as this, As a result, he who is interested may for $6 read of the follies and the foibles of the great French stylist in his later years. Physical. ly and intéllectually, Anatole is clad in a dressing gown, felt slip- | pers and a silk skull cap through- out nearly all the 356 pages of the book. This costume is subject to one variation, for the ““Master’ has a large collection of gaudy scornce- pieces which he changes from day to day, or from hour to hour, with the meticulousness of a fuoey old lady. He putters around the Villa Said at this and that, entertaining call- splitting grammatical Josephine, the maid servant. It is Josephine who gets off one of the best lines in the book. When Anatole “Master’’ by the idolizing secretary, Josephine bursts with: ‘‘Master! Master! | wrong with them all, to call him forth ers, working on “Joan of Arc,” get- ting off epigrams for his Boswell, hairs, being bullied by Madame and harried by is referred to As young What» io Saturday bank Page of the Post-Dispatch _—_— me) ATTA - 44 4 4: The Literar — me — me eee ee ee ’ y a” itterbox Opened by FRA ROBERTUS ee ee oe ary litter caught up this week in the Kansas City Star: “I know not how it is that we need an in- terpeter, but the great majority of men seem to be minors, who have not yet come into possession of their own, or mutes, who cannot report the conversation they have had with Nature. There is no man who does not anticipate a super- sensual utility in the sun and stars, earth and water. These stand and wait to render him a pecullar serv- ice. But there is some obatruction or some excess of phlegm in our constitution, which does not suffer them to yield the due effect. Too feeble fall the impressions of Na- ture on us to make us artists. Ev- ery touch should thrt@”” The Star heads it, happily, “Inability to Translate." This from the great teacher of Concord Town haa been pasted on the right-hand front corner of our typewriter desk, for dally inspiration. ridiculous: Vincent Starrett, popu- lar Chicago author, came down to St. Louis the other day looking for a letter in the handwriting of the late Jesse James. He didn't find it, of course. Mr. James never wrote letters except to friends, and always there was an implied “Burn this’ inhering in the communication. Moreover, Jesse always used noms de plume, being & modest writer. ——Harpers report “The Table Talk of G. B. 8”’" just climbing into the best-seller list in America. "Stable Talk of So-and-So” would be a meet title for a book on the babblings of some Amertcan au- thors just now In mind. No names! “Every touch should thrill”; but of course every talk can’t be ex- pected to.—<"“Why don't you write for the movies? Everybody's doting it,”’ advises the distinguished head of the scenario department of a big film corporation. Everybody needs the money, of course, or , Master? A fine rag at wants it; but—oh, deah! Trouble indeed! If I weren't there, 1 is, every touch must thrill when | wouldn't be capable of so much 48S) wing for the movies: but the changing his pants.” Much of Anatole’s talk through- ‘out the book sounds very much like /our own young intelligentsia when it tries unsuccessfuly to make a noise like H. L. Mencken. It dos not become the mouth of an ag2d and celebrated man of letters, One of the salient characteristics of the old pagan was his fondness for ecclesiastical ornaments; and his home was full of virgins, saints and angels, processional crosses, reliquaries, censers and images of all sorts. favorite avocation was to search antique shops to add to his collec- tion. No more than his ability to write the most beautiful made Kim pious did his passion for objects make fitm re- ' ; | religious | pigious. | Of the book by which heis most | widely known in America, he ex- ‘claims: “ ‘Sylvestre Bonnard!’ Al- | ways ‘Sylvestre Bonnard!’ It is the most. insipid and tedious of all my hooks. I wrote it to win a prize of \the Academy; and I wrote it so well, or rather so badly, that I won ithe prizet”’ To the worshiper of Anatole, the book Is, of course, vitally Interest- ing. To him whose interegt in Ana- tole is restricted to the force of his | /'mentality as expressed elsewher? ‘and to the brilliant simplicity an‘) the Ozarks.” But derous Norwegian novel, is of finer | clarity of his French style, the book is not exciting. It is full of drool, drivel and careless witticism. Instead of the carefully developed ideas and sharply modeled form of ihis well-known books, one gets here a lot of waste-basket miscellany. |The book is an orchestra seat at a performance in an ancient man’s boudotlr, when he manifestly should not be on exhibition. (“Anatole France Himeelf.” by Jean Jacques Brousson, translated he John Pollock. published by J. B. | Lippincott Co., Philadelphia.) 5 — tied the old horse from his place in the shade, and jogged slowly down the main street of Green Bush toward the west. The sun was bright, arid from under a hat brim crowded low over his eyes he studied the roadside as he drove. At sunset he came within sight of the lHttle lakes, their waters dyed eold and crimson by the colors of the sky. In the marsh where he had first seen Rose the blackbirds were whistling and cowbells jan- gied from the brush beyond. “At the gate he stopped, ‘climbed out painfully to let down ‘the bars. Through the utter still- | ness a whippoorwill called loudly. | From the barnyard he could hear the chatter of little Rose, and then. as he listened keenly, the steady purr-purr of milk Into a bucket al- most filled. Presently, as he wait- ‘ed in the shadow, he saw his wife pass from the barnyard to the ‘house, the shining bucket in one hand, the other clasping the fin- gers of the child. There was the slap of the screen door, then lamp- ‘ight shone redly from the vine- ‘shaded kitchen window. He heard the rattle of stovelids, and the fra- 'grance of woodsmoke blew against ‘his face. For a little while he ‘rested his arms on the withers of ‘the old horse to ease his weight and — es 'from his hip, and laid his head on his hands, his eyes blinded with ‘tears. Then, straightening with ‘something like a smile, he let ‘a4own the bars and led the horse ‘to the barn.” prayers| yey will thrill is so different from what Emerson meant. Cleopatra was a Greek, according to “Popular Fallacies Explained and Corrected,” a Lippincott book. Well, anyhow, she had Grecian lines, and probably Mark Antony and the rest of her lovers figureJ she was the glory that was Greece. Doran announces “Israfel: The | Romance of Edgar Allen Poe,” by Hervey Allen, for late fall or early spring. Poe's middle name, Allan, pious! may be misspelled in the announce- Moreover, his; ment as a compliment to Mr. Allen. Still, there's one book the litterbox office is going to await with undis- puted impatience. Wonder if Her- Arielize Poe? There's plenty o? paliiation for such.—-- Fuk & Wagnalls have forwarded a capy of the eighteenth edition of “Ho to Live,” by Prof. Irving Fisher and Dr. Eugene Lyman Fisk. Used to try to play golf with Dr. Fisk at Upper Moa*ect-ir, and we'd like to ask the Doc if this valuable opus, now playing aroun! eighteenth hole, tells how t») play golf so's to live down the reputa- ‘ton of being a dubber. ( Not .1lu.4 ling to good Old Doc Fisk, mint | you.)-——-The Page Co., Boston, puts out a list of sparkling books dubbed “The Spell Series." Sorry | we don't find therein “The Spell cf maybe Andre | Hallay’s “The Spell of the Heart wf France” will help some. Spells on Ireland and on Greece are new volumes in preparation. Archbishop Glennon of St. Louls, fust back from Ireland, was spelled considerably by that country, which seems to misspell some tourists who perhaps tour misunderstand- ingly.—-——-One of the lit'ry “col- yums" that spells usa every now and then is William Rose Benet's “Curstve and Discurrive” in the Saturday Review of Literature. |\Benet is so all-fired good-natured | that we can't conscientiously puni- fy his column by calling it “Cussive and Discugsive.”” He does also “The Phoenix Nest,”” named prob- lably in compliment to one of his |own fine poems. Mr. Benet is the |husband of Elinor Wylie. another leompetent poet and novelist. | There are 80 many incompetent poets and novelists that one likes, occasionally, to find a pair of the _oppesite sort traveling in partoer- ship. Putnams send as a James House Jr. cartoon conception of M. de Gracia Concepcion, the young Filipino poet whose book of verse in English was published last month. At first glance we thought it a true Hkeness of Booth Tark- ington. One new novel just off the Scrib- ner press appeais by title and lo- cale to the Fra, who used to live —one purple winter—amongst the Pennsylvania Dutch. It is Hu- lings’ Quest.” by McCready Hus- ton of the South Bend (Ind.) Trib- une. Mr. Huston is a native of Western Pennsyivania, in which re- if there's anything In the book as good or bad as this, which we rec- oliect from our early-days s0- journ in Lehigh County. In love with a pippin of a P. D. girl named Mary . we paid her an eve- ning call. Pushed the bell-button —no responding ring. a tiny placard, In the clasaic chirog- raphy of Mary, pinned just above the button: “Button Won't Bell -——Bump.” Cafler bumped, bumped hard, and bumped right into the | ‘This is a book to read—and to reread—when the great Devil-God “He locked the office door, un-| Jazz seeths just about to get you. a. L OVELIEST of all bits of liter-| Mary! Sudden descent from sublime to. gion his scenes are laid. Wonder |. Speaking of the Penn- ‘sylvania Dutch, the Fra feels com- is a quotation from Emerson, found }petent to serve as first ald te nov- elists who pine to write about thoes delightful people. At Slatington, |Pa., late In the nineteenth century. we fell in love with nine girls in three months, each of whom had within her enthralling essence ths makings of a big and bubbling book of heartsome romance. But, alas! we took no notes——~ Now off and away to @oll up for the Labor day parade—tf any. Having our new balloon-tire breeches cut down to conventional and a more plebelAn measure. What would St. Louis do te us if we marched in that thrilling pro- cession with pants so wide that we'd have to take two ateps before | you could see a trouser-leg move? | Breeches, like books, sheuld be tried on before taking. al ee ee ee ce ' Beebe’s “Jungle Days” | Reviewed by ye M. WILLJAMs oo | ILLIAM BEEBE, Americd « most enjoyable naturaliet writer, has added to his works os |South American bird and animal life, “Jungle Days,” in which he continues to exhibit his enthusiasm and his deep knowledge of nature ‘as he finds it in the tangled forests tabo, at the junction of two great rivers, he delights to get away frorn civilization and, it might be saatd, make himself one with the wild things that there abound. Beebe loves to follow up what he calla chains of living links, tracin+ the dependence of one form of lifs upon another, up to the human. In doing this he has found out many strange things that are worth the telling. For example, that vul- ing surpassed in cleanliness, affec- tlonateness and tameness only by baby bears, sloths and certain mon- keys.” In an early chapter Beebe shows that, despite his retirement in the wilderness, he knows what is going on to trouble the brotherhood of naturalists in the old U. 8. A. That Telling us about his tabletop, tn his Kartabo studio, which wa sawed from a tree whose rings proved it had lived as long ago as the founding of the American re- public, he dates its existence “about the time when our forefathers were fighting for freedom, whose memory we cannot toast even in wine; they had just penned a dec- laration of independence, whereas we are considering passing a law to keep monkeys in their proper plac:. [ pause in my ble talk long enough to thank h@aven-we are still allowed to believe in the ro- tundity of the earth, that the Indi- ted us, and that thrown overboard!” Farther on in his book Beebe en- tertains us with his observations of the cirlous monkeys of British Gui- ana, and part two et. the same chapter gives his theory of how the monkey tribe, or a few of them, first acquired, crudely but surety, the faculty of thought which led uo to the development of human intel- ligence. And the women will be interested to Wear that, instead of « female being the cause of @ retre« gression, it was, he thinks, amona the females that intelligence first dawned. But to return to the Jungle table. Beebe tells of an incident whic will interest everybody who has marveled at the extraordinary ubiquitousness of the unweleome insect known as the roach, some- Almes called by New Yorkers “Archie.” In the tropics some of these grow to great size. Late one /evening, “a giant wood roach, all ' browns and grays, with marbled | Wings,” flew into Beebe’s studi». And then occurred what he says looked like black magic. Perched on the roach was a big trople api- der. The naturalist quickly im- prisoned both under a giass. Fit- teen minutes later he looked at his prisoners, expecting that the spider would have killed its prey. Instead “The spider still clung tenaciousty to its victim, but the woodreach had her revenge. She was barely alive, yet in a quarter of an hdéu: she had changed from «@ stronz, virlle creature to an empty husk, dry and hollow, while over her and the spider, over glass and table-top, seurried 61 active roagchiets. Thev had burst from their mother fully equipped and ready for life, leav- ing her but « vacant, ng shell, a cn film, the of « roach.” To taka’ the panes | to quote from Beebe's chapter on that ex- tea is not yet ' well calls him, is in his opinion of so unearthly a character as to be Glanced at! encircling arms of Mary, who stood mn wait just beyond bumped O Time! O Goor-panel. O Life! of British Guiana, where at Kar- - tures would make good péts—‘‘be- - is to say, the antievolution pother. ans’ gift of tobacco ts still permit-— z ee ee ee Mi e ae I »

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SATURDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 5, 1925. ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | JONES 4 UP ON GUNN AFTER 18 HOLES IN AMATEUR GOLF FINABBABE R - Mahe a a " . wa - . hip my ga ee nee ee eee —— ee e on , ! ve ? x ee ‘é ) ag ] ” he ey i tk aie aes rs R | One Down Going to 13, JOE and ASBESTOS—Just Another Variety of “Wheels” Asbestos Calls lt = -o0- = -o-~—_ = LIN ry and | WELL. OF ALL THE STUPID BeINes — You'LL NEVER KNow ANY THING — 25 = ; Honored; Rc 7 . . 2 Champion Wins Five : A P — You TAKe THE CAKE - DON'T CVEN/ 1F YOU DON'T EXERCISE YOUR THe PEDALS) 2 2 seca See KNOW How TDO A CRoss -WoRd_S MinD — WHY DON'T You 6ET | : HIS BANKRow | Vance Bluege of Washington Named : /T ANOTHER ES = , . 7 Of the Last Six Holes [“vnrcc* pete Gh imece Te) »\AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA ®| | 3 |COLOR SERGE Too TouGH FER) ) ’ - 4 Selected for Catcher YESTERDAY, a ’ WORDS ARE ‘| + . . - = | > WHEN ’ Challenger Makes an Eagle Three on Fourth Hole and Piays | B° as sitet my i M1RADOR., : \ Me T’ CHEW ; , ut, Strongly Until He Gets Into Traps Down WOn. \' Short the Stretch. HE OPENED AT EVEN MONEY AND ' : : . iy the Associated Press. | WAS BACNED - | | | B a b e OAKMONT, Pa., Sept. 5.—Bobby Jones defeated Watts Gunn to- DOWN TO day and retained the National Amateur Golf Championship. WALF THAT | == ——S ~\ | . . ' > AMOUNT. | HT yi merica C CAN youv , OAKMONT, Pa., Sept. 5.—Bobby Jones of Atlanta was well on 5 = = oe miceb tale | a — . : (/ , | his second successive national amateur championship today when be ‘THE ROLL . aS , i rr ) ay b . | - > - —_ — ————— . HOw ‘Ss ‘ 7 adi pull oe = of the morning round of 18 holes. $1018 of | = Jones shot a 70. two under par. ; . a —~ , ; | La | ho tates OE, '® gain his advantage. Gunn nasil im square at the turn. sided ma- led Watts Gunn, his youthful fellow citizen, by four up at the end | 1 ap om we ‘ ~ SF a i i i a ‘ terialiy by an eagle three at the/_~- ~ | ee Pe ae Oe . “a Pras a ae a fourth. Both shot better than par | The morning cards. with rt ca sto x Sera a a —— aoe? ERS ———= . he ° 9 Fi N ° : = KER... St. Louis’ First Nation Baseball a 5 BOTTOMLEY. Sed FS : Cards 4, Pirates 5, Three Stars Out ‘Bas Of District Net Championship Meet in 27 Years |, **®®ICAN eAGia HORNSBY. After the turn Ciunn ained a 5a Par, in. 445 = 3.4 ‘ hole advantage at the tenth wie... Jones. in 5 4 5 Bobby missed a putt of 10 feet aft-| Guna. ie 445 ° © a ernthe reegh. They} —._.1 er 1x nnings,; halved the eleventh and twelfth e. : 3 . ‘lo : _ : /ETRO!IT AT CLEVELA but om the short thirteenth the) ‘?* tenth. Gunn outdrove Bobb) t] St t t F t P. bh ] d . St « : champion squared the match with about Ag yards. Jones’ second vas © bd l e ourmey ar S a ores ar 0 ay 0 se sti & par three as Gurn had treuble in tom eon “ a al ote rhe an oe nie anlis e ‘LEVE , | % VAROS. ee coming out of a deep trap ro eo sare Fae Bro Nort a ae es é: CLEVELAND a A birdie three added another for vv e-diong were as es Bobby pt | Peco Pree a eg Will N gtd, E | J { Riders From 48 States Will Compete in Two Junior and 0 | ROMMEL ... C bey th ‘up: runn's ! T SaaS . oom ot Flay in Event wo Senior Events Scheduled — Boulicault and Debby at the fourteenth. his sec-' . “ 0 — ch » Cam to i i t six ; c .t j#\e " —— ii he) © i. BOSTON AT WASHING Assisted by the All- the > ls Hi 1 j , ‘= ft , - : tT» . '* > " . ; ‘oOo be follow ed b' 4 me mS tix 4) sitiie e was i) in in Vue ‘ l I I RI RG , "© 4 > 5.—=—I i av, i \fail (ire w he m IP) ; assis . mis nt ; b, ; oo as ad | ) By Davison Obear. | The first national bicvele champieaship meet held in Bt mare | + y fhe first national bicycle championship meet held in St. Louis in * sport writers for this ye * we IP Lee _ i] d, ; . .* . . . | while Bobby needed a five. against Lee Meadows in the rubber contest of the three-game series be putt. He picked up the fifteenth} : The annue l Ss! Lu - °° "?o TF Lil ; , rt . 5? P rs ¢ P. > . © Pe oe : syn e , i} i , a “a .. 4 years will be started at Forest Park this afternoon, when the two-! WASHINGTON e ch , y mind. 1 really ! " i,unn re tained his one-h ile ‘ : ‘ar le arial “~ re i | th = when his opponent hooke u aAcCcToes a | vi . - WwW h n + hh» ‘ h ’ D , _ ae ie: — I fas 7 Ss 9 ' an a £ - ] .J1¢€ , a ve az . " “ ar ne re ns , ” > roa«cdk to roug h and had to shoot - : ‘ ‘ _ i . i’ . s« on 1 -_ 3 4 s / ‘a ae : a - st} #2 List sa 4 ‘ ‘ r WA as . > toe, — +. ¢ - . } “* " ‘i ” , atra . in > ‘ nN niles Lournamen Lard I pHiavers uay rocTram f the Amateur Bievele League meries augurated At Ze a . Se tnd a iong tee shot down the cente: ts with ha} o: iage be- 4 0 0 0 0 0 & 3 . ¥ prog ( eu ; gue of Ameri A iS ihaugura A. | w! no ! saw the names submitted by. 7 % : a ; ae be v : tel , . : : ; opens t al arler av ’ ri Se 7) as “hi | Te he +) . see) ) y¢ } ay © > ; . *} he ae +> « e *.- ‘ ‘§ i r1Le 4 hampion pic nea ’ Teet be- . : 15d ‘v aii € ioe a4 oO annuai mee rs .v) rect ide t ‘ national amate ur road his lead of fwur because Gunn ; t} pin with a niblick : — an ' PITTSBURG if the Triple . } : re ;, F adele’ - 4 ts a tterie Roston—— ty laa stituted players in several positions. si ge gt AO gated q , CHOaMpionships. Lirst race 18 Senpedcuied TOF . GCG ClOCH. ; heft, W ashim : ; | . . vereid * For those who might be curtous . ON hy ea pe kam none _— _— again wandered into the deep traps a 7 ee Park Over 50 of the with a hook. mixsed in the pit and Gunn, with a mashie niblick, was FIRST INNING. 0 0 2 3 0 0 ¥ rT Rete P mn tag ni ee o Four events wil! deciged to- ~—. a / . Pare - ' VA, THliss m ti pa Al short *o feet They needed tw CAR DINALS—P = — : : p = ing { unn one , ) ‘ . ; ' aos . . == . ~s = eshaaa ‘ n aced rx ty ir sen rs and 0 0 0 0 0 0 : The Morning Round _ o~ / 3 - ) P | — ~~ Soe saat ARDINALS PITTSBUR: sw champions in arn : i ‘“~ players are, I don’t mind admitting ’ ‘ . a’ ¢ re in .r »" ) : ri r : ti ° J . ? : . . : . in _ , ’ . ee . > | = ‘} - rT) , Rane 7* ; _ : ° - > m A hol t h } ’ = t} ; ‘ eo > rl ‘ : he” ing 50 imrmievV « i oO cen- a7 ‘ vl e rt te) o> = ng! s loubles Wrerae ~ 4 4 ~Tliiie and one-mile unpaced oe e ‘ ) VNEW YORK , te ' ewitched from Helimann to | e > v + At Col n ra cLne +n ii@ ong TY elfth Oobby . ; P . ui e ; . lin pat re ST tis™ aii = si’ | ‘ Fi Ds ~" : . - » - sd > : ; : ~ > Ru ae . . ™ | : 4 = shy. or] an P 7) i ; ; i ' . ‘i , . I TLi , cor | ile _ rT) . TY ’ ‘* st mo = q a * to Rem shot down the middie of the fair- Gunn's third was on. 25 feet from _——— = , ~_— ) tat | tintin , ow: the doub! th Karl Kamman. und larter-mil for juniors will nior % Mile, senior 5 mile un- and Bengough a h Yankees last Weetern way, while Gunn was ot. the ed he cup. It was a beautiful shot : B oe tet i dae Umpire M : This pair won the deubles charn-| : paced: junior 1 mile unpaced ited eg , 4 a interest in this - r Dig im Delis rap im an attempt to toerce wip Das : 5 —_ : ’ oc run in hh ts. v i Tia 9 , . ; , of the rough. The champion's sec- Bobby's third hit the r br ™ : : . ” pionship i yea! , — 5a rhe 1 mile and \ mile events NATION yee pap Ss foune mare re ur ; ; 4 ami © ) shi 4h green, i) fafewy. ¢) Farrel] THT Nel eo Wr . . : ’ man ; . ; ; ‘ : , eo . me as ae we ¢ = th in any oth nal w 15 feet to the right of the; rolled off into the right-han an. | ae In addition ¢ irown, at 1 “ach to y for the fin will be run in heats, with the e - yee on an oll dou : as is =. St of tne; : ‘o the rigni-hand Thevenow singled to rig ; : , , 12345 6 7 oe Maybe it's because so many new ; two other -firs players wil t ‘har! - York. th first three in each to qualify for sFCOND | participate » je ; . +} firs} =r. » al ’ efars have come along. I talked to itia 4 lad tie : . : -_ . . - . , a J o>} .7 . re’ : ; . ani , , ~ _ - . ad ’ ;, a ding champion in th Y a eee CINCINNATI AT CHICA@® sports editors running the All- a r Pony * c A fis Z Oe ee ee ee we ~ ae We * © eS Ces els - * ——~ green, but his pitch stopped five Jones came out of the hole to with- ring bh sili a , . feet from the cup. He went down, in 20 feet of the cup. They went!,., me “aE ‘ait anise Racing Results for a birdie four Gunn's secon!) down in Tives, Gea eeget py —s : ae now in th her es ae ; 4 for sec- was a beautiful pitch 15 feet from Champion Forges (Ahead | — . ee ee Ted Heuerman who ot ' om 3 ted ft fail a: 3 - thi , Ty = 9 | a America” Contest tn Washington, the cup H e on 2 twe seksi ; On th hort hi ) — , ee LSSURG— Moore -” i At Belmont Park ter Joseph ‘o lay | OY ay & te Weeks hn for 7 Detroft, Chicago and other cities e : e req © mulis lo : e short tMirteenth hole _ = } — _ . nog a che ts } . - ; = , ; " , ee mked N - blade apt the board track am lumber of starter | ell me the fans have equal Jones’ feur. Bobby's tee shot wus 20 feet fron Weather clear: track fast. cnhampio! anked No iAst % Nig > . Number of starters- CHICAGO and they ¢t e The second hole s a’so halved h “up Young Gunn os : t 1 '" ite ut ma. BOUSRIP He wi states swamped them with letters. The Tit st? wa aA > ile - = % : v nN wi “ nt s to a } - } ; , . Fie : eee — te, rm r , vid 4 ; ; tr to t lef ; 7 : . ‘ ae eae Ponte, ' , ee ru -. } . | Pe . » . ; ! he Cer ank list, three appear as Among his closest rivals is Jo (Sunn 8 and his second dropped six putts gave Bobby a three Gun» : - 2 ) ; ‘on? ya Bre See gs by a ’ . ; ’ .« ‘ ~~ oe : btaa : ” oe = aa 7 ‘ — > i‘ , ‘ 4 » > oh —_ bis = ‘ «> ss 1é e ta + . - . Suty oc”? ats. oo oe: wy -_ - af feet frem the pin, bu: he m iss } roissed his third by “a fon inches. ' : : ’ , . " ‘ r imme } = I I (ile NaMapionseni}t Leoulis a Llit Lne st LOU TS “far. w lh as Ciate refterees: ¢ @Stle! Nel. inenane eo0ed oe * . ' s*4 i ata ; j i : ris " _—— LL” « =? = . — . ra , Zc) +-« > = ° = , P the putt and took fou: Gunn als)/ and went down in four and the)! w:aini-. er arg nds 4 a + = , ewes. Kar! i- | represented America ait the last on starter. Joan FEF. Mooey. hicege ole 205 Fans Divided m Choices. ”" parccgy . . , , ’ - — 4 7 ‘ - , ’ =a : - + rr, = i. i > . ” a . > , r} ' 4 TY ry ’ + ” : ; tt y ane ‘a _ Tin er was on thg green with lis secon? Match was square _—_ , T° wane a : = , : . haries Barne ,Viymp! games; A. Drysdale of Cal tri Kam} J. Stack, Henry han a aswel | But from the questions popped _ oF" ‘4 , ‘ 74 i - ‘ La : ‘ " rar’ ar " . . « a a - = ey - . . A - . " P 2 — - > saad =i : ia ind mised a 20-fovot putt for a Jones drive on 1t} fon fenth |) " rae oe “or aes one Tv wae iddect r i } : Ped ed n . itornia: Al Hatos of New Jerse: H W A bexen arr’ = Sharpe — 9G ot me all ale : YW t? fans . rae , at « - ‘ . - = = ; . . — ~ . -_ i a wee 2 . ™ ' _ > . - ™ ™ > - . ng he ne. three by a few inches tie then; as 320 yards to the ri ‘nm tal , ) re , ao. . — 4 be~iea.t singles draw a _ ts Chares | Bruh: oO! Pennsyivani , Robert B -- NEW YORK AT Pil - | oye lag . aon ae Ceres Sst ee ws i , ' _ carl K } : , te of the country are about as clos halwed ib hel frases Gunn mad hao i le : ‘ “a : ~ Barnes, TTA MT, Joseph | Merkner of Lili nes Al bur : St } * a WES ' : =e = » 6p eS SMAGE BHOUL of es yards) when e simulated Mails" move- - : sine 382 dame | Wernher red Let ' 3 0 0 3 ie together on the All-Americn team There Vas aneoth . . : " - - ond } Tr { , ier - “ne ? \ fo) : ‘ tf. } r : s ; i. x hte arz. on " : me : . | r: Hs 3 oa 3 . "4 ‘a sa 34 Reo J mes M son ‘ | 2 é PHII LDELPHIA as the wets and drys. rn bet there third in fours a) n mn vonms 0 feet SECOND INNING. | Senta ee a lain . wk rel tee Be aed ——— a ee erechkea Vinew ne ee pp ~ oe aren't a dozen fans in Americs ; ny in ! mS ae 4 1 0 0 ] 5 1 fe .who would agree on the same 1° ritzgerald and Charles Wehr. ) CINCINNATI AT CH : 122453567 Dee ts buzzing loud. Jones drive carried fully 229) from the pin = an Imm = about AR DINAIS—Maitls was called ~ aie : ilies wena . — ee , , vards to midfairway ani his pitch, & NAL GISTANc. OLD) : m strikes ghee. ren : . | mg 122 1 ae tig a ; a3 ‘a disseny: cl . Seg ih ; OU M sin set es players earried him to within 20 feet of the down for ; indi the io? . foe = at firet — cane ae — ,; and Cresnan of New rl on . | 7 ' tieries New “e— Barn ; - pin. lie was down im two putts t - © as 7 ~ : ‘ . Ut ’ hi . a % afl. vv oP ‘ a4 v P| ats this nd Si ‘ ] ns . : a » i? icdis ; 4 : . —— r : com mittee o w eR ° 10 aa ’ + Mae . as 7 és os . . . : il ' Ra ; { i : ‘ . : ge , as | « , . - - j - ee . zm eri : =). = : fora : . » _ es me ick the team. ere are and was bounded intathe rough ai Jur ilso Won the fifteen: t stea! Smith 1 "righ Pu 8 ey = 2 Sg IE aston er Fg st ct Se eae mugen? S mS ) . aap +" wwe this committee, repre the left. He brought his second ' in 4 ul ~ 3 3 | | . = | ote es © , eae ' | —— ere : band —~ : . a , BROOKLYN AT > teres peor city in both major the green, 30 jfeet to che right : ‘ound plenty of trow n ITTSBUR Barnhart ayy a Sensi aa, Aneta onteate | eve been obdtais der-any °~ ’ i “ . 1 ‘_ leagues. These men are profes- , ? sional baseball writers «ho study the pin and alP ohovied out} iis he! j iriwe ‘ae 17 or flied ¢ ify aim S Na . A BS, . a aay % : eta — 2 putts for the ird straight h. } rot and hi na pt: we "right. feln . . : . , : a a : - ~ ; | et : I : nis} . mi | 4 ce 1 3 : _have _—— .s hn TODAY’S BOSTON a big league players day a day ' Gunn Gets an “bate. inte a tri lobby had a fine drive! pitched Smit ed te Biad : ‘Gress Stee tees otter at gaa oa BrP Pia sgge inet s os ee | r and season after season. just | Gunn took a lead of one nole *y r as ) mre ut his second on SiN RINS ae we - ae Ae wrt — eho e Noite is a6 ON ee ee ee ) ae : | fl look hhw they differ Takewmthe scoring an eagle three tC the sreen sunn's pitc! THIRD INNING Belmont Park bi aaciat 3 this . lafety first is the watch. | AMERICAN ler: Boston —iuian 1 . position of first base for example: lors | 7 | : ae ir aT GAME ; writers divide their 1° votes fourth. Hie second shot was piaye t past tl }OobbyY pu RDINALS—|I ns por — ee , ~ Stan is ; x} bee ale They ee. (LIEN sme among four men. ‘In the outfield, ¢ . - “ with a No. l.iron and «topped within ‘asy 8 66 distan ef the cu ie in Rottomle — : ~« ; ms hj he iag | Ss a ros. ‘Trai Lent . » bon Poy . = _ : e, 2. a Ay . : a ee eee a ~i omndl r ~ r ? ne | eal , 2 a e ’ ar i , v . ; . : ' bird 7) a ‘ Americ 7 - . on%. : . , : 4 ped the pu QF n | . Rawlin . a Dass Say. Pith cane arene 194 ? £ prmmggqen 2 aniza- Wash'cton Boste | - . y ee ene | | | or sen oe 2 fe S iit ) S O Zl pr tin” deeds sae ad Philader'a , ; The reason I bring out this fair Space : . " ao. &rSBU Re evenoe —— : Sheen 14 sot Store: at. ae a Chieage — is to console the many fans whose middie of the se @ trap at th tand his thir , ts ine aang at Menten Sa er ar ' att | nag 1. a oon BROW NS. 5: 4 selections failed to match the of- croseed the cree: His fourt? -unn ir tt 7 tron left. Raw! ingled * fe Rie , " . / B h . a : po a les + Detroit a ; a . ficta! lineup. After all. it’s fuat « it See feck | ee bin! Thee Sy eS ace ame SE gmsaaye obit ee Paine! At Cincinnati. n ase all ( ie gael eget a . pete g om « . ~ aa matter of personal opinion where at he ale } , " ee ’ y 3: . ’ ather char: oan vides : ew Yeh 32 : | athere are so many star players of he picked uy , ; " J iT Riri . ar ‘ : : ingied ar * ’ ring = i { rth x Tat. is ane ni ’ " : : ; 1 ag 2 ; — Besten Set A hirdie th ree gz. \e J nes Lhe TY ‘ eek. rie > , “y ’ wen? a] ‘ ’ 1. Crs i iJ iim. on . i " aa ' ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee en ane ‘ an ‘ rs ' fifth and squared the matc! fofh | down in ne Mire vier takin al cert Freallos 7 ’ the ffeenth greer while Senn fo Mu er ored awiines . tine f thhbw had a4 entes Vieln , ed 1 F ‘ = Hartnett. Cube . necacednces ’ "7 1 : - lest night at the Cal , a of batters in the ine a three Gunn plaved bis sec le , - he os — , . Simmens. Athletics mr a . , ; a ~ aie 4 , ; y & alla thing of the past and next : nates A) ; . ” —— ‘ . ; _—— , 4 P . . out AN ; h - ? end frem a bad lie and ed over the hunker wits | %ingled to short. 1 snail ts er LEADING RUN SCORERS, neet. as it promo e | Poem Ar, LEAGUE. Sasa = 7 aa him leading the entire league a@? r 3 , ' Pla ver—C Ia hb. ’ r. | the nm i a race a nats, 8-12-0; Pitt«bere, 3- ent by 20 vuarda pee: r te but 414 get ; , , — 1i-2. | Batteries: Retmhart end Miss Nora Fisher of | ¢ ‘ : & lot of the cup Dy a matter ot : fis second and reached the green ell’s and - — Cur! rt His third was inches from th bw ie . thr ter b? nm Cineinnati Scratches, uyter. Pirates . ne ie ee #y - agian — = | ay ai ie thet Sherr adh agate 4 Bob ye was oa | ; it Wheas. Sadaecs ._... | bers O'Parrell; Vde. Adams and Gooch, | a from newspaper men who hare st oy J ‘a . LUOR Lu 0 Dis s&s Lor a par - > " . i ’ . ' e > ee] : 2. , Rar as . . , Weesrtil. White Sox — lf — Smith. ar [_oule wast - ~ ones rove inioe a New a . ‘ rh. €-i3-e; Philadelphia. : . Wright 4 ¢ “oreast ceventh Gunn's shot " nN om 4 nec he .t, ) be | At Bl t ts ~ sce digg se a ciate M cr . S-12-0. Batter Be | ant ot -°° SOUTHWEST MISSO led to righ! 5 McInnis we Bonnets. si . Athleties ....... pal Juni er tertes: Bentley. Wi . vards eut on the fairway ava \ URI ~F Lit ™ oping P fs is : - is | | pene nee Y j unicl or ner. Neher and *“nyder. Seda 2 : : Mise Cech ' youngeter’s pitch was 40 fect from| ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION | ica: oars nit to hen te BES Weather clear: track fas LE BING BASE STEALERS. Net Fi ay nant Pies thee Sorvetat caneiaa the pin He went down in MEET TH MONT ler 1 ae ie: Be ome ae , t y (teetanatt. 3-5-3; Chicage, 1-3- ‘ Wertheimer ‘ Pp rit TO is H . a, . i i a . ’ : x p Meerti, w lgjte Sean x ry e. Batteries: Way and Mewener: {Las R ae WwW erthel = putt. while Gunn barely stayed on e if the green > by — out Trav: ‘ ‘ 2 the edge of the green with his nib- 2s hbereutiful et. : im tu > Pot rr lhe as ir [two to , , : : ~ mG rs oo we LEADING HOME RUN WI ERS. hote tne . ‘+ (ARDS - , : 2 ‘J ia: — Player—t tub HR. ; ‘itor ry - AL ac Be«ten gies? ete *8 wew ’ faur hile : : ° putts ror a2 sil? W hii Jones 1 Le Paat-SMenatch j V . 4 » ° ; : . ‘ uvier. rirates ox . a> ; . . Rice Senators Semifinals . WwW . > ‘ a- Beaten. rain. : s : ond ana ! rs muai fall meeth saap . th rdina!l art “A ‘ Ur an 2 i» ts , = ve . lie im ormen $s Singles AWERICA . Were scratched to & out well ten feet from the cup bu. " tals ANG } ¢. We —_ ~~ i a ' n f-ostin at ood tiewens . S LEAGUE. ate fii . . - . tom — . . : ' 2 : . eu ‘ 6 H his putt was wide eaches of the Southw [sow OS gs lS tha a IES eau N 7 ove also =Adams, Cubs and Doubles Also Will Be _ Washington. 9-9-1; Boston, 2- ' ut a RS ‘ _ —_ i weer & | : —— + ~. Batteries: ‘ The champion’s spoon shot from 8) Schow! Athie elation ts ithe mound. Bell ¢ r out T RA ) , — FADING PITCHERS. Reel; Reffing wutie toe oe the tee reached the eighth green *hedele@ for Saturds t. . | nor THE REF RUNS - . ou - Pita ver—( lub. Wen. Lest. Pictaich. . os ene i? © we fmt hart af YAS annedainced by " 3 - at . : 2 a : ‘ 7g ; ' : Gray. Athietica ' i¢ ’ ? and his putt fell two fr *no: ’ Sian matiinn® af sErpeott Sonate ang FIFTH IN NING . , , ce Homey ascoaghetraipe Open dates for ail other ici. A A *. mm? e _- iy * ree . . e -\ . . . . “ ~ : i 3 . « * . " the cup and he went d ae n re an’ coaches throug} th ' CARDINALS =) han . . Seiianin nee 18 Five rmatehs im ft Mun: — T . Mow for par. Gunn drove with an tron ” are anxious it the Oo pits ror | shure we ; Leeaard. T' cers 1! is tournaments :} —_ ws 7 in the ~ : . ¢ *? -_ . ‘% 1 —" o " . —s . as saa si er" » > ; . . ‘ into a sand trap im front o ie Te ‘“olle@we-Hawdke i» ame O ~ a .— +] ', , ' + 4 Hellowny. Tigers « IMERICAN LEAGUE. green and pitched out well to with- “hi vill be plaved ast } ? ' e «Mead 4 — , . “ Bae ' ‘.iard. Brewnus . : . , : 7 im 15 feet of the pin. His putt Sep’. 1° Phe 4 mas %o wheth- ' . , ar " OS «M — > Teal | Jefferson Memorial Detreit at (Cleveland. r- oy he |¢r Mount Vernon High Schoo! shall lyaciier Mieioan enna ee Be “yaa af CARDINALS PURCHASE sildine. The program opens at, Basten s¢ Washinaten, C oiver overran the cup by a foot and he | te ULS AN OUGH cia’ teas 7 | , - , . : “oa ge H Li L415" Jam Phliadeciphia at Sew Vork. Gunn eqguared the match br tak- “2 , ; ” 8, $n ries A haart , , —— : ; am a . Mi PA ON D CL 7? : NATIONAL LEAGHI EE. Loeated North of ing the ninth Se ee eee | es i? ge FROM FT. SMITH CLUB ©" -°f = *he five matches is a) Cardinale af Cinetanatl North and - . , " han = June mrmett~ ratche : 7g. . Bobbie areve up hill into a tran hich « : aa) asf ™ ~1\ re INNING, re = 3 , {egocia°4+c l’rese ‘2 ann ounter ; er ag. at thi ch J Tuan had a powerful! drive for a om entities i . oe eee NINaTS LRT ipiesdes . , Petit: Ty teee alae eee = ' whe Gunn was on the green with Pirates Buy Players. fe VO RON . Weather clear: track fat , . ' - a¢ cnedule MM oti me b5 Brooks Is in Slump. Eatertaiameat hw second near the left edge The By the Lewriated Pree PITTSRRERI'G te. : ~- ~ recs — ' . : —_ swe. 5 : i Pallas By the Asseciated Press Colored Jazz ehampton’s first putt overran the WILLIAMSPORT, Ta. Sept. i Out RBighe : ° . . » | 1% ® se tw >? > s «¥ - e ' ' : s . : ye 1? Tad '* 4 : . k . — > >= . . — - — _— . . - S ~ cup nine feet. Gunn aise overran hey dh — saree, tandedtidmaga . Pitchers right ‘uylier grounded to Rar . ; t *. Baer tut = aa Brooks, former Colambes Amertean POPUL AR eight feet. The title holder missed | George Kissinger and Third Base- i...) . inass'sted Raw! : . Mortenem: 1.) Th Cassert ts a: Association slugger, whe showed ° = » . . lie : ‘a _« » : ; uw inmg~ ‘ : e : : : TT]e? : : 4 “2 , - — : d : ’ mS b . 7 sf * * c 4 > man 4. hard r Hughes “sare « + . aul a -_ « . “ , - .. —_ . _ : ” © ad wie fourth by a few inches. Gunn pencined second but as bec ald trap Kieth bit % beseset ““ . A "er? ie ms eps ai ie

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li ee —————— —_ — — —-- : —E————— ¥ — — . oo + ” > ; , or ws $2 .wSaPemel , i CE Pig eae See: . 8 * -. . — eo? ie eg bacnoaie uy Se a. ear eee. ‘ . » bi \ ies ' =? ~ " 4% - SPATCH Sane 4 OLF ~— a ae ae -o- —By KEN KLIN ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1995. r ks ABE RUTH’S ALL-AMERICA TEAM INCLUDES TWO CA. RDINA LS — - ny a Se ee. A en — - — ~ - = , . Beeadiens ok Bocas eee ean a Sadie Sa es WOOLDRIDGE. -Suddenly of Friday, Sept. | -—; ; Selected for Catcher and Wright for ee | eee : ih RE ae ig te Oe ee oe ae DEAT | 1925, at the Washington ated. . Katie A PERMANENT wav eere. special | te : its | | 3 oS ane a gn Rae NS | ATHS Newcomb "Wooldridge, dearty. beloved sis and kinks ; f Short stop. te pa ey : ‘ i BP ae ee? ae an a ey et AB— to Le St. Marches P E R S O N A L ae a oe ‘: Stil emetery. was of St. - -_- { Be. Be ae & : : : rn Right field CUYLER.......--. 39% Pittsburg National ¢ a oe Louis Basket snd Box Co. “Ald Saclety. (ef) EX-OFFICER WM. E. ; ) :- GRADY— Entered into rest on Friday, Sep- ; | plekiesits- ievestias eating. locales hit e Baseball Sco Center field SPEAKER....... . 280 Cleveland American . tember 4, 1925, at 11 50 ». m.. Cather- COMING EVENTS peo 9 Title Guar. Bids ve 3 * ; ne Grady (nee Kenna), beloved wife of — oo — i ., res. Left field GOSLIN.....--- .. B45 Washington American : | Neil “Vow ita, Stella and dene mother of Automobile Trips and Tours Bae RAPP LP «RL LLL aL aL aa - — ow ‘ é ‘ ACL, tta. Stella an filiam Grad f an ou . oar i Dooty...|. 305 Kock —»Netheal’s slater of Martin and Michael Kenna. '| BIG SIX Stadebakers eave Laclede Hate INSTRUCT! , re segs Fate w . uneral from family residence, 30: 6 Bo- : ’ ALL men. wemen, 18 wr - S - Mi BS t HORNSBY .. 385 t. Louis Natfonal tanical avenue. on Monday, September 7, troit, $12.00; Kansas, a me 7: b.-g ify for Government Fie | 8 $4536378°8 —T ‘ at &:30 a. m., to St, Margaret's Cl) h. » 7 month = K. Me | Third base (UR >) a Se 309 Wash'ngton American Interment in Calvary Cemetery. . F et ) ¥ 21.50; Los Angeles, $46. hone Olive Pr “amen. St. | ever d DETROIT AT CLEVELAND t Shortstop WRIGHT 304 Pittsburg ” EP - —= = BE. ic ee a ee , mnnienai asians “nie: tak Se 623. (6)| *' howls, Me.. ee ae wali: , - 5 a, eae =. , a ny = % On nurscay., ep 92 ; Chik " 0 ay 9 Catcher COCHRANE........ .346 Philadelphia nical smart thinking he has received in eet, MEE SRE ee ok ee iB yee ‘ to M. Rage’. dear ie of prod BUS daily. mic axe. im Chicago os: i. “Anata, "heaute eaters panourina. , ; me : the past 2 90 years. i pe oe ¢° ae a pante® p oneng mw MD, =A a lt - Hammel, Transit Co.. Melbourne Hote! in. OOR0 day and- night clansge. at. s A e LEVELAND 1B? Pitcher Peeeeeericccca gts eee -” Semege Natignal «| Shortstop—Wright. ee “7 : y ork, Dunéay. took, goo, eed Ce Pe = ou. | eae a) , P he Tr, . P " os ie ae fh ; way Par undav pt . = * bo ——2 or 3 passengers ‘woing to ¢hi- on ae jor and 0 Pitcher et | st a | Philadeiphia American At Whos. thé bask Claims fhe be oP ag Se Saae | Eset te ; : New St. Marcus Cemetery. (cé suse | Franklin car: leaving Sunday n LEARN deauly culture: it sare bi you and ee a ee eee POPP One en ene ee tween Wricht. the Pittaburg vo"ne- . HAWKINS—-Entered into rest on Pte 28 ok Eanes. —_ = : — ene ‘7 training under MB ~% i : ler Batteries Detrolitea-T’aues and RR am e Ber ‘ eo alas ¢ soll ran coe og ORL nog ans ; Gay. September 2, 1925, at 10:15 p waiting: yy or even al Cle veland- iccicere and 1. Sewell. By Babe Ruth ster, and’ Bancroft, vet*ran man- ee Sa see Seat ae .. Sarah J. Hawkins, beloved wife of © SPECIAL NOTICES Write for catalogue, “Moler ileee K10 BOSTON AT W b All-A i . ager of the Bgston Braves In sn ——— 3 L.. Hawkins and our dear sister, age 53 | ~~~ yeas irae oe TICK Pi vr » Ass ted f a. - = » 7 . oo 7 F ; . : re z. aa : — 4 yea rs. — L, EG 4 ane ASHINGTON is y the merica Team Committee. either case the National League See _ Funeral from the Leidner chapel, 2223 SPECIAL BOTTC E—Zorka & Krull dis- talk with ‘students’ we telt out ocheal: Louis in YJ FTER looking over the names submitted by the comniittee of | has the best shortstop talent. l'a St. _ieule avenue, Sunday. September 6 at 241 P Cans, =“ . 0 eee oe r . _— . ; ic : 7 sport writers for this year's All-America baseball team Jj S°°ener se into a hard cecampaixzn ae Rote, aa: Fer ee wig nt ceeaseecel =, ceased nn 6 BAN oo: ot the ‘Ropal rot SPECIAL NOTIC ae Fddie be A ae of | Cali oa” Grand /SSie Ad the two. WW ASHING TON A ed al nites nan had ‘ , . : with Wright Bte’s o big a sean ; Rg Pu , SG a Sen SOO eae ae. ple, Pythian Sisters. No. 158. ic®@) Pog FHF. 1 my Be’ sirens act ener Telorranh ro 211 NN. eh ; : + ao , ’ , - ds = ° fo kB, AG Re TOR Re. ee o notice 4 w not TIPTe “oa —— ugurated., ; rt. th ’ bmitt ‘' ae i ow “a a month ago, but boy, in fact about the tallest stort- eS HUG aes i anon 7. Friday, por” by ny . = any forte . coptragnes aoe 6 ty cathasuiel eee henrenten whe saw the names submitte e experts, reake ee J , : tember 20, eresa Hug (nee Kell- . ate Oy My Wwite ie F : teur road | 7 | y = weakened and sub-| stop now in the business. er}. Beloved wife of Jahn hae her mate EDDIE FREEMAN. Washington bl. Delmar 600, (em) ' Butt ries oston—W inkfeld ' stituted players in severa! positions. Wricht is fast and a slugger wh! er-in-law and grandmother. SHORTHAND in 30 days; privaie leseons. | jachorf, Wushington—RKue cher = ' » habit of breakt Maat pe EN Funeral from Hauck & Schmitt parlor, > _ 827 Vietoria Bidg. Central GORD. iS) Severeia For those who might be curious about the same ability But the! a habit of breaking up mall garnes. thd. South es boulevard, Monday, Sep- , YOUNG LADY—To ee hai ressing: e ; tember 7. at 2:30 Pp. , (ch. d references required. Sperber's I | KING. —Entered inte rest on Friday, Sep- LOST an FOUND 302 Arcade ie Bite. siniinaituialitiaeniiais af ear | ite ndency toward nami . rae mwraw’'s articles on the little worid | its é aming players , GU : : tember 4. 1925. at 11:10 p. m., Lee 0 0 0 0 0 0 )tlese the merits of some rival lon: grounds of friendship and ada: | 5*™!*- between Kansas City an 3 : King, beloved husband of Lula King (nee Trade School Races | players are, I don't mind admitting | miration rather than on ‘ttraicht | Baltimore in 1923. Hie was pretty | P" T sweet on Wright at that time but! ] ft Bogs te De pen Ber We Bes ET. ay ee, See Remaius will be forwarded from the | : Lost vot ere. closed 1 Sag upho leery 8 i es sock. , ~Cuyler: from Bancroft to Wright: The sport writere whe , I've oe a hunch Mac wishes. ‘ gg : ms noel $3. . “ Mullen chapel, 6165 Deimar boul vard, on , ‘ a. ’ Trimming School 524 Hullivan, (nes ati sport writers who were kind ine gage a Co eee Saturday Sen temnber 9, 1925, at 10 p.| BAR PIN—Loet: diamond plat - Gar- EN--Laarn barbering: our course peies eet tp Céchrane, ase ,;enough to assist me this year were Wris was still with Kansas City. | ee ee PES ie si ap cea Ss m., to Union Station. Interment at Men-- land's alteration room, . eanesday ib | oo See 2 S Saeeee bysiness: lle, ju- iatteries: Philadelphia—Rommel. J ly I changed from Coveleskie (as foll =: O : . i Thi 4 R: Bl x ae a phis, Tenn. (co) eral reward. P houe Olive 67: $7. foul » | own shop ef poe!ltions aiting- (\martner and Cochrane; New York—iim | s1QWS: Greorge H. Daley, New ir ase——biuege. | ; SEB, EE EX Ee Mac ASH ~—Entered into eternal rest, sud-| BUN * KEY. rews | oF evening, Bare walle yoo lean. mile UN- \/and Bengough to Rommel. |York World; Warren W. Brown es ae GPE Ri anberie Siig, gee 5 ee nade ake Se } denly Friday, Sept. 4. 1925. at 9:40 p ise 40333, ne x at Oe 78 ae anes Colles, 610 Se ee ti fe On the Yankee’s Inst Western Chicago Hepald Examiner; Howard |;} Bluege, at third base, is one of | [fig ET Rie” Sia ae Me le oa ea ge Ae i et Bias m.. William MacCash. beoved husband of | CAT—Lost, «white angora. § a TRECIPE ARERR COLLPCR =~ Tallion y , 4 . are aa nos Vee ’ ‘ ‘ar ress to. ae es : BE nf OSI Le, on . oe we LZ ~ ‘ . nee .} ts a* F ' . .. “4 2 . - - =F ie events (| NATIONAL LEAGUE. trip I found more interest in this! peynolds “Boston. Post: emte. [th most improved players of the "GP He oe Bogie BS, Sw ian he ther of Clarence. Johm and Dorrie Mae- ntzte. deaf; has nursing kitten, reward 25: catalog free; «strictly moter flee. ; ; J : t than ‘ , th - ° or ns = | é _ | past five ' years and if I'm anv he g a le adlaas ‘ iin: | i eg LPR Cash and Mrs. Mildred Croak. our dear 28 + Lue wl - : (e7) "trie massage, hydraulic chairs. 11 Mor w t : the e ~- - years eam n iny oO er y ar. Edw a ds { ] * e 3 , a % . : , e " . " —S . Oe . ke et, es ae ie ee oe Rn. HO 4 , y rds, leveland Plain Dealer: | _ Ieper father-in-law, grandfather and_ brother. CUFF LINKS—-Losat: about @ week azo. | Malify for SFOCOND GAME ’ Maybe it's because so many new John E. Wray. St. Louis Post-Dis | Judge, he's the best third baseman Due notice of funeral from Bopp chapel.| _ Reward Forest 2136W ‘e7) | | a cee stars have come.along. I talked to | patch. Louis Dougher. Washington |. either major league today. ee eelaste Onden Lou Wa 40 andl teen hound. wearing wwe . : : ; : , } , . ‘ a , a o - uf marnue , : ave | . : gvtwe : : " I pinch. street. dearly beloved husband of Theres: , ———— —_— 51 from 4) CHICAGO mand they tell me the fans have |troit Times; Tom Sw ope, Cincinnat] al cn ‘ McDermott (nee Miller). ge yy FOX TERRIER--Lost; black; $25 reward, —————— 1 ee swamped them with letters. The | Post. | Two Youngsters in Outfield PP es BOUT SURLSY, ROGERS HORNSBY. ot = mp erueet. Po Frank Sweeney 33° worth it, but children’s pet. ro Y38 reeman eg iter of the Louisville paper says | . . SRN ae eae RS Me RY Pm TA \ sey aderfeld, John and Joseph | ~~~... — --- : ee? ._ BO ae , ’ . ng , P —— a -— ~ — {cDermott and our dear brother. father- | GLASSES——Lost. tortol hell: be m St AU TOMOBILE WK ANTC— y : Jullan ? 7 FIRST GAME o— —~ the contest broke all records in the | How Committee Voted. & Moving to the outfield, we run ~ fin law. uncle and grandfather Louis and ‘Benton og a thins Souter Cam, wante = Bn eet ano : ; 3 ., A x i T te { " ) , -« #. Meek ry Siena ee = ee Aerir — “with 3 — Li Ba ea 5 eat: Deen a) or Nej. (|. Inning-— L2R4507R9 ; is buzzing loud. Right Field. a Ret pea run into much “difference gf opin- | ica O wimmers mon 120399 Easton avenue. to St. Yihorine aetath, -Siknemdnn vy Toe oy can’ # an a Sit. ; Fie. wan “wieady anew , | oh Innat! : ‘ oVnono aoe te . : 5 * . . CUYLER 3 HORNSBY : 4 ion. Rut figuring fielding and | Church, Interment in Calvary Cemetery. View RAO » ae ) | we Vietur 2840M. d44 ume ij} e y. licaguo pLYeUVroLT)EeR ake seen VN 15 o> ‘ e7 : auele ' oo ™ ’ ee ee . Diets tte s ‘loed +P ‘ ra 616 "4 Divided in Choices. Cobb Beye physical condition, and not batting Sa ba (e7) |GOLD NUGGET PIN—Lost: “019 Minne- CHAU IPPECE- Sit.” willing te do _ Other , Me nry Eb coger ss reera | Rta eS ht Be i RD oo cc upc ee RT ee 1}. ; ‘ WMACHACEK—Entered into rest on Thurs eotea av Beillefont une or Grand car: do own maintenance. ce ll deel teas F H But from the questions popped | Hellmann. ....4 Third Base. {#078 1 think Spetketa Curler and ntries in 1verview ul 0g eeDtemmbes 5. at 11:58 p.m. Rass | ein eee ie eee sles eae a eakes “a? ~~ ae NEW YORK AT PULLADELPH me all along the line. the fans | Simmons .....1 Frisch. ....... 4 iit are the pick of the two big Prank. Machacek. Sear enether of Mrs. bee re black between 5800 | SANTOR sit. py fur ° Stock .- 3 0 ? 0 ‘ the country are about as close Speaker ~ e ee 1 Traynor ep ‘ sOR6 Ut Ss. Speaker is getting slow. e e ° pe Ry mag Sa ae Schafer. md Call Forest 5850; reward. : (ec) hier ezense— Rament_9 ta, « . ‘ .. a . *“_* et * . . 2 * 2 r « 1 il. ho > ; ’ Jo | - ; . 7 . Harry | 3 | * ther on the All-America team Cae ae 1 BLUEGE .\...2 ge his pprecggelncets competitor in cen- uatic arnival aj oni ht J. Wiechacek, our ” deat avo: Poe B ner, — hai a aad B ai Cebany 2810. : references: working Dow. 4 . es. Joe ’ , : the wets and drys. I'll bet there Center Fel ' \ ter field is Cobb and I think in al! grandmother. great-grandmother and aunt. | Jo PHILADELPHIA ets ’ et ther r cld. Hale 1 : ! » , ‘etna lian (c7F Th ty Ne : ; : . / ee eee Ses fairness the } aa e Funeral Monday, September 7, at 8:30) poagr—s “trom WwW sf LIXOTYS a. HIN! aT TPRAATOA— n, Rob- t a dozen fans in Americs SPEAKER ....5 Shortstop ~ - 10noers go to Speaker. a. m., from residence, 1923 8. Twelfth | “¢ ty md noies . in atte Realty ° Sit.; ree berme nent } 4 ~ eo = ‘ Cobb, in his twentieth ‘e i etreet. ew St. John's Nenomuk Church. | cewart eras Charlie Willian tion: | oy a0. Gray: .| Henry, | would agree on the same 10 Pn 9 6.die eo « I a “4 . year, - | With t f 10 i f - thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. | Hanks, ena initiates taganinginal ’ ite aay a ohn . il Matters " \: y _— “>. , &. Carey. tu 7 Peckinpaugh ° playing ma rvelous basehal] and do- i a eam 0 sw mmers rom Chicago heading A list of i8 ° : _— ‘ (ot , NOSE Giese -_- Lot + a et car: PRINT | a “pr ee ne Be e rk Barnes : er npaugh. .2 . li , +e : : () ) gPrur mor ir TARUW fe) a , aise tas ee Cer ioon : = But that isnt’ all. Look at the| Roush ,....... 1 WRIGHT ; | ing things I certainly never expect 2Mtries, Riverview Club will hold tonight one of biggest intercity. | MITCHELI-Entered inte rest on OD rida’ | ose. at, Kaan geese: gr ' at hex ay ier poe as . Tee - a say . ‘ } ft. ; . : MGAD.3 dayv—which wou { 1 : nd \ a ) am aie OF KEYS—Lost: on West Fler! BROOK aga apace pick the team. There are 10; Left Field. Sewell........ A alien oat whaae aeial * — me 20\cago paddlers will remain in the city until Monday when they will| Michel, dear sister of Daniel I. Bernard | Colfax 2007R. .~ cake snares, = on ta tOOKLYN AT BOSTO / ters on this committee, repre- | GOSLIN \ 5 Catcher. : he game. obb is a won- participate in the S-mile swim in the Mississipp! f : E. and Lawrence L. Mitchell, Mrs. C. Rita Last Thirty-second dexree Mason- | "= : 1 fj ‘ ng every city in both major; Cuyler. ...... 2? COCHRANE g der, but figuring 1925 performance @ MISSISSIPDpi. ag = ee _—. M. A. ys and Mra, a b.. Mga te ot OP aaa Clark. receive SITUATIONS--WOME GIRLS | _ ones -*"* l alone. Spueaker gets . . 9 - ; ave a chanc ‘ . Dolan and our dear aunt and cousin. shad | , -~-- ( ; ses. These men are profes-| Carcy ........ as 1 | #leone, Spueaker gets the center- | There ill be 12 events on the will have a chance to match their i omtinieies will be Scawanted from ‘the SATCHEL — Lost: black hand: on Mancnes- | ORESBMAKE ren es « — | ROSTON 9 1 baseball writers who study el Eo 1 Schalk 1 9 d position. | program and the meet in many Tre-| Ss ill with that of Colbath. who is _— n ane... wy Delmar nearer aan. on he ne, Surt Le ge eae ave. at ofertas i. eile p a st a - . ee ees ee ner ‘* ) 4 Ver .* . , S P . : . in 5 pie b , t “~~ mn. ! © ret ; or ' rew a 7* : bs : P. a. mavens Gay “or day} Bob Meusel...1 Pitchers (2). '_Catcher—Cochrane. jepects wil be more 0 cite tentious| widely known as an exceptional] at Enfield. Il. y exe ”. ia aay PR ne 54 54 Flora, Maplewood. (e7) | GIRL ~ Sit. oe sage “hotel oF ‘thes 0 : Season after season. ut just | First Base. VANCE 7| Behind t} t t ce ne Seren es oo te ree hiee 30 ag am ty 4, 1025. | WATCH lam man's Elgin, coward, Om | maid. Lindell éeis , “ \ = ; . a ae. i. -OrLING 1e bat we have one of ° pionships at Marquette Pool » —,. : , Anna Norwish, beloved wife of George tra! 628 ‘ eh) |} GOML ’ i _— . w " b r I ] ’ ie ‘ ‘ sr ' . . . ~ 2 ’ " ‘ — ‘ ’ t ! e he ae © dey Br te oN. ‘ and Soo of oo. an wom OE Take= vs ee # 2 .d ROM MEL oe t the real “finds” of the seaaon | w hi h cna — na. mene ‘ har] Ss je. (ray , ‘ oua¢ h of SwWimMm- —- we a e¢ gee of R howag ~~ = Whis'l ,aTOCH Lat . low geod fet. | an d eiay anf sr echo, ° ’ elo al ; eit, se 5 . A ¥ - a +. a : ai , ( 4 ! ‘ } bh nin ‘ a an , {Jia ; 4 tte. ten rae Par ane Ail @ Nor , “P 5 = - y ‘ 4505 : WE il ‘ FIRST GAME ? writ divid th rg ta ia ang EY tp oveleskie -++-3| Cochrane is the best looking catch- Local ch: i ill t hich a Po = re eS Funeral from Central pariors 1841 Case seftonsinn waht shears marabataonat ox. MAID OR DAY W ~~ ve On vlace; ¥ They r -” OKT. et “ } one ~ ers y e eir ] " otes F ournier ’ oe a 1 VW : Johnson. 6 6:8 9 er I have seen come into the Aone sot al { hamp ones Wi mee , ig = I ool, will be the referee of to- avenue. on Fa t ead my. Par stn & at gg Ms . : - arabia raat trike Ate a 7 Lose Innings—— oe 2456789 : | four men. ‘In the outfield,|; Kelly. ........ oe lijean League 5a : nh : ATE ee class competition from the visitors. night's meet. Mayor Victor Miller PARTENHMIMER Entered ‘nto. reat on Found ange « aeeenanaes jctatton: : 3 y Today Rrook!lyn ' 1 "ODTO00 lw § % Men are named to fill three po- ESE ae 1 | e . roke in my- Charles Mudge, who won the Wes-/ wlll preside as honorary referee. Saturday, Sent. 5. 19275. at 5:30 @. & . — POUND #Y POL ce . othe preferred: " peteren ' ~ FE ay ery lle 20/1090 0 0 O-—- Se at Before taki eae self. Connie Mack made a great'tern A. A. U. championship in the|Ed Maniey, Illinois University Fannie Partenhelmer «nee Meyer). wife) Davenport—12th district. Bite — Jor ar ae aewrVaence and theberty: & The aking up the players and | pickup in this Boston College lad |; a i ean NOG RT eat oy 8h, niversity | of the late Frederick Partenheimer, dear; keyg Oth district WOMAN Sit; ta sactharleas baete"laae ch, Kampe, Ryan and Gibson reason I bring out this p int positions it is important to remem- and if th Ath ; a one-mile at the New Coliseum | coach, will Re the starter and a pee of ne, & P~ +g * A. Rud eta | Kanan at. - : { ] > le are > ; . Partenheimer. Mrs. J: : © : — ete console the many fans whose | ber that each player has been se-|o¢ ty sit Be Sages are nosed out] Tuesday night, will. face Charles) judge of diving. Charles Fitzgerald, the ats Nellie’ Partahame.: WOMAN ale * 3, colores “Seg y e ° ‘ you can count on / . ’ - ~Q we notice of funeral from the Kron me : ys Mi R ee failed to match the of-/lected on the basis of 1925 per- |thic much——they’ll be fn th Levgard, Chicago Municipal cham | Henry Grote, Robert Probst, Joseph peel 2707 N. Grand boulevard. (e) wWoM 407 SS ess or 4 tial Mneup. After all, it's just a | formance only. High averagd4s or | year audi Cochr ‘ wee: next | pion. | Forshaw and other leaders in ama-/| RABBITT—On Thursday, Sept. 3, at 3:40 BUSINESS CARDS 404W Ale @matter of personal opinion where|star performances in past seasons | jea j — ae a oe The Chicago team, which - will! teur athletics will serve as officials.| | ® .™. Meginis Habbiit beloved daugh: - v6 aratiee pom ate 50 man st " leader. é ; . ‘ hag ter of Anna . Kabbitt (nee Meehan) and UNG poaitd ar: 2st | ins ile y star players of|icarried no weight in this selection. Vv d R reach St. Louis at 6:15 o’clock this | The meet will start at 7 o'clock | the late. Nethaniel, 3 Rabbitt and dear| enntiee , ' ‘ a ; 3 aister oO nna, ohn, Loretta, Denn! t | . ance and Rommel. evening, is composed of the follow-| and there will be no admission| William and the laie Nathaniel Rabbit; | BRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT'G | 356. = | ey : / 0 cy osen Over Sisler I had three pitchers in mind. | ing: Larry Beam, Wally Colbath,| charge. The program will be open Kg dear granddaughter, niece and) gRICK “WORK—Job or thousand. l’hene Shey They Highlands Star Tops Field a finally taking Rommel over Covel. | national interacholastic fancy div-|to the public and more than 1000 Kuneral from residence. 1424 North 5! Lindell 2924W. _ 2426 Bacon “. (em) a | Hi h B . ° sk le Dazzy Var | ing champibdn; Don Peterson ba ek | person Cc b 7 . “ Seventeenth street. on M mday. Sep t. = Somalia oe See es ne B eskie. azz ance doing his best, | Be sons an e accommodated] oy'2-39 a m. at St. Lawrence Poole: uy Fens Four at Coliseum; Three — C€CaAUSEC of ig er atting Figure’ with a weak bal) club, has shown — ok mora ir do ssetriage . } shone the sides of the outdoor | Church. Interment in Calvary Cemetery CARPENTERS & BUILDERS | ; 4 wee, aoa? iabes 'mer holder o e Nationa! A. _t pool a —_— peel oat | Others Scratched. IRST base was the hardest of all positions to decide. For that. Water Mean’ aac thar ae vita | U. breast stroke record; Frances , Ricepiember, 3, 1925. at 6-38 0. im. Bey, | TOON TAYING ee eee As : : a OOK T' : e 1ioney’ - we v. SOY. on renewed Forest (;fJ. (cB) ‘ ) 5 3ianchard, Esther Mac Murtrie, | Ernst T. Richter. beloved husband of Maric | -— 7 '. Seo 402 4n4 = reason | am discussing it before the others. Honors are about | 22d something to shoot at this |i 4 > ania t rs GARAGES. Isxis. $255 ) ; a. -, ; -| Mary Schoemaitis and E a | DEATHS Rithter (nee Buerger). dear brother of dire G dr iding, one gla ATs es | Miss Arvella Ressler of Ft ®ven between Jim Bottomley of the St. Louis Cardinals and/*°*5°". ‘®nceS work would have! ...0.., Wig a hw. K + sor Sev or samgg cae eee oes ea ca a: Brees a two windows, sliding mill | T ano a }’ ; _ ge Sisler of the Si. Lows B been the talk of basehal]l Covel- Schoemaitis. ‘ vat: . utler, | BRINSON—On Friday, September 4, 1925. pm» oh etree whee alectti tae mse: n bit | made entrance doors: ee ¢ e mgiual bu aid BUYER WAN ED 420 ad ark Highlands, won the W 4 i . rowns. Sisler has had a fine year in leskie, on the verge of mat a of the Griffith Natatorium, will | te % =. jeente Brinson, beloved Services Sunda at 32 p. m., at Con. oF dt nett. “Can at. oy mill. mH Rr Y ‘AST “4 % : . ey epartment of the game an " SATE he ' oT { nor / pay he f ‘ sister of Sarah E. and George A. Brinson. |cordia Evangelical Lutheran Church, Mar- patre ie: oazs ESS -_. : ANC GOODS : adh A. A. U. women's one-mile Ml ehe tending hett E d wits an average around .360 is/ieagues last year, has staged a! ‘a c rib of the team. a Funeral oe > ay at 2,» chal and Sarah avenues. Maplewood, — In | | = | it _ | last night at the Coliseum > g batters in the American League. His eye trouble | mighty comeback, and without him | Cliff Gentry, local municipal North Taylor avenue, to Valhalla Crema-|ton ee eee ELECTRIC WIRING, €rTc, Wanted by a department OE PEE Mia thing of the past and next season I wouldn’t be surprised to| * *Sh!meton would be trailing Con- champion fancy diver; Welda | tory. (c7) | ROSENBERG—On Saturday. Sept. 5. 1925. | ~ ~ | store in a Southern city, an en- , “a h . ate oe | Meyer, Western A. A. U. ch lo CU MMISK EY ~Barered into rest on F osenber 0 5 ; : , Bim leading the entire lea ¢ ° nie Mack's peppy voungsters. But | . champion, n Fri Joseph Rosenberg, beloved husband of | POR NEW and old houre wiring call A. H. ‘ - - ks nt by 20 varda. | Ri a cue t ata gue af bat. I don’t know so much about sp akige ine ms : Rs ; a s. = ‘and ovher local stars im this event Pe: Mihg oe 1925, at J! 30 e. m.. | Belle Rose nbers on 4 a basher of “wen Fey mat 3934 =: Ving vieter ergetic man to buy and manage - and \ i niey, u get a lot of valuable info spe age, the facts are the | : : —_ — Pn leat sister of om: | jamin, ax earl and Sarah Rosenbere 22495. (aeh of terme. {eS) | : Geoek, |». liss Nora Fisher of Jon: hewspaper men who have studied b marl gs in St. Louls| Polish veteran is not much older | gg? Oren PO ie OO Sater” Seiof the paren. ns ho- "2 East St | shan wcond, o uts players. . than Eddie Rom . . | Funeral en Monday. Sept. 7, 1925. at) » , nastielielins * 4s ) siery, toilet oods, aces and jadelphi | eee ts pag B these interesting figures on the play fo af none PB ee apt Fee me Ree er te 8:30 a. m., from St. Ann's Home. Page| woe 40 “a: " ee ee Nia — = 7" 8 “4 all - a | Mary Wright of Forest j ark HW © piayers: majority of ballplayers consider the | and Union avenues. to Calvary Cemetery Hariford atamad. . te oe husband of Soph WRIGHT T DOES IT RIGHT. small ware departments. A 4 a: |. . | best pitcher in ch | (c7) - ao . —— ot Quick eervice, rensonatle pri en old ‘ " PBevines | 18nds. third, Aine Cecil Nimeneil somes At pet Wang uy, TUtl: Home stoten — [resi pitcher, in ene American| H} DBA TH S [i cersevquanennyrs sa rot on Sa Me Ranch, Gar gar broek | Ah taaeiaaae age aie ene type of man, tate age, aefer. or —" wes > uns yee urday. vem r 5. 1025. at &:1! S.. er-in- , . ~ old te uses than any other comMiracter in i : om Crystal Natatorium, fourth 4 " 135 55 vA cas cana Runs Bases Av. ‘aan iain : Annie *t. Etnningns 5 (nee S:48 a m.. | er-in law and uncie, in his fifty-fourth) 0)! Bow "our matergal te the best _ cash or type of man. State age, refer- - | Miak Rose Wertheimer fifth. * ¥ “+. e i 04 19 2 9° > Oa a oved wife o ohn G. unningham and Funeral from Hoffmeieter parlors, 024 terms i’ ‘ men 6 e Pe would sail for the United States ae fast Sarr) cad Gey Stet. prend- oa Ag Ma Catvars eng os (c) | Sept. 7, at 4:30 o'clock. to St. Prancis| MISCELLANEOUS OT : ad. ag months N? 4 rt this hi ers ure rine om in the Count a me batting champion-/| point in his favor. on the Leviathan Sept. 15 with the | Rd 5 eral from the Leidner chapel. 2225 tember 4. 928. at 4:30 . e. is 4 bieaestery. > ee See CONCRETE — cut “rithgst ve te start. =o Bow a @ ia considered a dan- intentién of fighting his way . Louis avenue. Sunday. Sept. 6, at 0:20|Ma Donnelly {nee Schwe 1 gsi G Co BOOT "as Second Base—H ; yia. m. , > bps TIEFENBRUN—Suddenly at Miami, Fia.. blasting rant . 4 batter in a pinch. The writ- ornsby. through to the world's lightweight BERTINI yee Cemetery. (e7) | South Tourvcems sires, coary on Sunday, Aug. 30. 1925, James H.| tor 263 eh ‘ championship, now held b c enly. at Santa Monica. e of Pejer F. Donnelly, daring daush. Tiefenbrun, beloved husband of Catherine | CONCRETE WORK of all kinds: ac- ° . . telling me about a recent At second base, R , P, - y Jimmy Cal.. on Sunday. Aug. 30. 1925, at 1:30 | fer of J h and Lens wep . t : asi 3s th Cub Ch ; ogers Hornsby Goodrich. a.m. John B. Rertini beloved husband ¢ | Wagner), dear oe Ra os Ba om Ready, ——, Agus and 4 eo an = elem Weater, and our | e¥GAVATING — UGUredire an wg oO > is - . iw re onn a ; - ; ’ dear grandfather. C aM! , ‘ Located North of Manchester ly and on one occasion | With the fane but with all on the| SENIORS’ GOLF TITLE re unczal trom Arthur, J. Donnellys par-| Mrs. Hemert iacgurmin and Mra. Ferre | "Services at Arthur J. Donnellys par | =A hat Site Sete Sport Writers Committee, except- Sept. 6 eat 9-30 lors. 3846 Lindell boulevard y,. SBat- sa Neth and Seat IM. Reta followed, Petbed a | irons. Leute Dougher of xcept-| TOURNEY IS CALLED OFF | Borromeo's' churen. “interment ‘in Sete esscene, reer. 7, at 9:90 | wees: Sepemmeer, 5, os 255 be a ann movING , Hy the Assoc (icT) is . from the Collins’ riors. 1039 \ clock . , vi storag?®. packing xt time he hit a home ran with ington names Eddie Collins. Horns- "CHICAGO, Sept '8.—It wae ée- BILLINGTON — On Thuraday. Sept. 3, 192 5, | North Grand boulevard, to St. Vincent de ag TR, ~! St. mm 4 ae niin vn ey a“ steam. nested Sate My , cj - occupied. by, by the way, is the only Player cided yesterday by the Executive deat stor fe ¢ ¢ + a t | Allen avenue. —_ © Chereh. thence to Calvary Com cad Btn. ee a “ia SiC Dan ng MA & defensive standpo! h who has been on the All-America! Committee of the Western Golf As- | ET*™4mother of Mrs. Eihei protes a and Mrs. | Peoria (Tl.) papers please copy. {c7) ar ae 5 Entered into rest on Friday. Sept.) == = ty e ndpoint the ¢ Myrtie Timmermann. at the of 83) i925. at 4:30 p. m, Mary Eve Tert. Enteriainment eae . eecer esk @nk® Team every year since it started in met mony rd senior cham- yegre hee > ey -> eee ~ Bs. pe iy m= mabe mother of Mra. Julie yeller and STOVE REPAIRS rh ° 1922. pionship, set r pt. § and 10 at uneral Sunday, ge 6. . \Mre. Robert T. Finiey of Kanens “ily, han. = Colored Jazz Orchestra “Ty » Pival playe nf French Lick, Ind., ould not be/|{ffom Peetz funeral so2s, Eater: | loved daughter of William H. ape Mary A Bemasne aSar r, taken from the family | R. BRAIER Rm Sv PPLY r CO. — Mandy | panels Ei ACU eae i figures. It's generally ad é mtn event hittio + ey ““theld, owing to lack of time for &ar- | stery ‘ rent at - Concordia Faia Cem- ) Mo.. ane =. EB. D. Frier of 6901 Prince- | day ek. f. Sew at 6:30 Ee = airs REPaIBA, M1619 B94. {e8) American | si ~| cause of his grea gz. althovug.|rangement. The amateur, open and or ' place, St. Louis, age o~ | Union Sta oterment at oF ad @ showed) POPULAR PRICES fm that Bieler has an advantage | he isn’t weak in any department.| junior meets came so close togeth- ' 7 agg Seth, “Frances Oontare Baw: | mcaaas, Sept. 4. from ‘Chetan Church. | =. (—Entered into rest on ariceate i. WALL PAPER gare, Ste. waen he | Sandwiches and Dinners : ri ley in throwing, partic-| As for Eddie Colling I think he is|er that sufficient time was not al- | ™S., Deloved wife of Joseph C. Bowman | . noe yA fe7) | . & Cathert cnee PA A our dear sister and aunt. | EMMERICH —Eatered into rest on Priday.| cosnnts) beloved wite of BM o Cubs, ‘ . r Wat , e Co hase. | lowed to enroll a goodly number of Fune , xy , se, . '| Conners), ‘pelo ved wee of Michae! - ot ones. ae oe | bintes ; ae & pitcher covering firgt. still the best fielding ee nd rarer ir Bigs resent Fla a 5 from rom “reeidence. 4 649 South | September 4. 1925. at 7 p. m.. Antonia | S23 dear mother of Mrs, Ds) Db. } svt pnd ; gunrenteed, en. te aa c or Reales are very and thére| man in the game and what he has hie event was started 1 2. ™. c. Suncey. Rn a ~ om 3, at 30 | Emmerich. dear mother of Mr. Mary | SK, sister of Mra. a yas mn ct oni Banquets. choose between them in| done with the White Sox, as man-/.. «: Louis tor dpesesy meer wens wt BE ery. ¢ was Matthew's, ye | greats, Be, Soe oe ps = ~— 70nd goer on of wit. hiss ; . rm! ter, No. 425. O. EB. §.. Lov we’ 033 ating, panctering. Forest OS able Lo For Kesertutions Phone Clastes P positions and han-/| ager, proves that when it comes tol 56 years of age. for whom the meet & -— ‘me ™ = ) ie | st and vo . a A EP neg ne a We have a lawee siock of wall pagers oi8 Heid. , Bottomley is a/the old “bean.” Eddie descrves all! was planned, did not show much | | ne tes > Ww. P a. Ransour Auxiliary | m.. from Provost Drebimaiit Am 710 | 8 + ee m.. to St. mE thence put * ; “Baney Sona o rans Lakewood . Nowers. . for his infielders to the praise for intelligence and interest in the competition. Circle No. 44, G. A. BR. _ Tn —— —" Com | te (<7) “a

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Bs Gweee ' re desirous of connecting with a ow ine _— Pui Ri—Roadsters: 19°74 * ne sis Pord touring: special body 1 ome gS. —- ¥ . wt. i’ ¢ sae Soe full particulars revarding expe- company representing a tne ef moderately | | f¢ r ful! and part tume iD the fol- Also 1v20. $40 terms 1903 Lae ist —— 3227 Lewes «tf cy} _—— POREST 7+... t ~~ : >. decorate threagh —" rience; also giv cod, jPiah auaiity, motor, tucks wher Peagandh. : STORE ang OF FICE FIXTURES | 580 172° 510. cerme 1005 Lotiet oD) | cpa cn ee | sobed_ fe —, Be, Janitor or call Sidney 4573 ence; also give references and * ties are lim 7 a. deen eee i Ford: others: trade. 3441 Juniata. cfs) ™O-* SO at ae FOREST : eg — ae, oo eee Ee of auldite paar eniite 11. Le om —aawe ba ba) Ss. ™.. or phone r ORD—Roadster. 19724: leoks, runs like sTt UE BAKER—Special 6 ¢ iring new ne eter oompletely pts. od ’ mt T2828 for “0 ent ic7) WE PAY cash for contents of stores of new $2: ”S terms Maxwell] sive eft at; nickel UMpeTs. motor . perfec’ t noua keeping bot and patch (e) | K oat . all kinds, or will sell it for vou at/ Oty: 3) TOS Arsenal _ i? ee and Ore -~- oe 8 +te “xi beet. ght. gas, DRAFT SMA Renn ii rat “ ees “ith 4% ru vu! . a 3] . ost ad . . 7 - ; | : Three Specialty Salesmen | auction on ‘commission. Let our man 2ome | 7 Ri.— Laie model roadster? perfect con. || : if PIANOQ—Uprieht_cow S800. sell for $2 . , fal ‘ ae a On OF structural steel experience F 7. noe th ae ie S it j 2 id emnlaan AUCTION & STORAGE dition, guaranteed: $50 down. Halien- | 1924 Studebaker I. ight 6 H ke oew. S852 Lindell (e7) BE SSLNGTON. S020-— - ©? ‘ esi nat. ic) - = " ™ B.'s - es 4 i Q ——s ao Jlern - rom “s Talking Machires For Sale aatie: orteane | | 5068 somines ene wiee: $10-$12 week coree ~ BisiteJ s = ‘ gS fs , . oT 4 ‘ow . , ‘rog Work te 3098 Dorcas (2: perese more merit. less sales resistance : Pork L)— ioe ster like raha - new car. em yney maker for verybodr) th nv- sreseunney ti ' " : , DRUG CLENK— Kegistered references. ith a” adn Wee EF re Dresses Owner Whi sacrifice must sell. Tevis $250 CORDON. 4 culties car 6 | home, at and = eo ; ' Sio —_ &¢ 4 | «yeet . . * ty line : ’ i+ —-_—- , us : he ; ae , ee Te reas r} if salesman cannot average $20 ner day For “ale aA eee a> | 2944 LOCTST F vay ee ee : — r "6 KENSINGTON Zitz ; ~ : ; 4 > ‘ RK Not recisteredc wit? _ iy Come he canne ntir ue to st 7 terrt s = = — - ‘ ‘ ‘ « g e =e i ’ — 3 : ; : ,* e ; ade i? 2 is. > ; . ~ New : tT» . . . ~.7 : . > ee “= | Ww E RAY the h nest Drices for used —, 7 : W EBER’ = USED (AR EXCHAT ; eanrenian. . : : 741-74 perience preferred Webeter Groves jbrug ‘ors Cail on ¢ E De Pew, Jefferson Si lk : os oe — fem) 1 * Vw 2068 mode | “pet aster engine. ~ : ; ~ [ANGE =i Sewers ve efficieney: Wl» vo.. ae Nest Lockwo 4. i7) | Hote c6 | - S —— — OTEC = 3 a. a. £7 e- 2420 “ee Oi ‘. a eae oe j iC EO PE ra seme “. : | BBE a : _Datienced ank buffer Samucie Stes RESIDENT SALESMAN—For st.| Dress Goods ‘TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING | {iisiwod, Phone Kee ee 8 === ||ROOMS and BO Ve EDE. ee Crees EAN, 716—Second fowr. > roome” aft Pos . - Wize? ic , . . - . : : > etek rd ve, ' a i ; q : re ee rr * 7 . ~ ; , , >% . : '* . . . = ' ARD c. = 7 fences s ree ned perc: ** HhOPFMAN PRESSE R—Exver enced 7U” Louis, for I omipe ian Oliv © Oil, Art Needlewo rk | MACHINES itl isIN— Speedster: _late 4-passenger trae For Sale i . a iy fr —~ Del: con a today »y i Romanza Olive. Oil, Shum Shum _s ' .. « Jnau. Ul. SSO: ais + -Dassenger DbtuP LINDELL. 422 “aa ~ b41- —— Pod Fisea. “cai Mis + For Sate can. a0 Wi UMP TRI * “rr. JEWELRY POLISHER—Eckert Jewelry : - +t? ite = Willtams 439¢° Ojive ‘e7) are one 4945 + —~ other roomery. AL TIFLtL meme AN G04 Olive ee fh Salad Mil. M ist be familiar Ww ith Wash Gioods TYPEWRITER lie fa) ie « > at _ >. ; j ~S1) , eke e| - Gis ior ” ara? = . — . roRi ——— | tee ‘er’ tri ' mys - hep “ knw hae i 3H ee ow .S AL ? ha agg sai a Mar : id wr mat I ele a and Am eae or rom and TYt Ee 4 v can » .;5 ad 4 le »* -* . =; - ; ey 7 oar: : re “7 | renee. Sige a - — - ce? llen: ‘ ‘ition 18: —_ How — ” ; es ROO as WITH SOARO—CITY . ——ad + light } yueekerepir a ARDEN- OPEN. Li ‘ t TR - PLL, Lites artis rk WOU (v% ‘ “norlie r tal} Ply) tle I -EWRITERS nder“ ood ren ne' on we oat >. — i —— 5 ‘4 omens Me MIL ._ ee, : ; ,RORERS— oO ore ar" Anp Fast ; speak Eng ish and l aan ti 1€@Dt iv. GI oves Roval e°5 to $50 renta’ 2 monthe be te — we a Bellet se. Benton 21 am FORI—1- ton tru *K werh «pee! lump Deu tT ‘ North CM LAN. $6013— Ho ‘ys = > a + 6 ren rn, Leuts Cotton oO bet weer + st St State experience and minimum sql- upward St Louls Typewriter Exchange . ‘ c67) mast Oe ws rf : need the room:>real buv — ' Leute and Geus ol — . ' —_ fe] ary MISHER & COMP ANY 2a] eo 949 “10th 445 aoa Yr — eam and hoard prt- M phe HE: Ree 40%: }. 3 roomg . ; = ag . ° on » ae r eo . ee +~e.s. fulivy equipned: winter ingiosure: | FORD—iichi o ~— — taie fan poesite rground ) NHing Water - - } i. A> rER ts Sx Call in evening after timore Md (e7) Linens RENT all makes typewriters Ging ‘ - o ‘terms or trace 1805 R a ot — e-. 23> ve ¥ . spec P.u ef ay a — : Fair rm ” —s “i HERS 46 og 7 INGSHIG Hw As oume 6:30; steady work. 3509 -Caas. Linde . pa. ee) | . rona 4 with etandard office kevboard, ># ——— a | sua Sees eon tun - 323 Lowust r+ eee > Nt GE. Std ver week rate bath. ’ comma re, tie betB. ets Tee 1 a8 ne | ee C not > per month: 3 months. $10: spec! sft. A eS eeceys — - = ‘J _ a Ss COR SO WELI ‘R Ee «wy : - | ee . aan said ane = i —. | @-? nen: tain - wy McPHERSir~ 7 (ed) : sicedy oor : M Lace tains Sent ‘wpire:. rebuilt and’ used “machiavs Sedans Fo JORD— 1024 ten tree pveaeaed oi R30 3 6. et Weseern can ene ay Dp . K. ~ u * r ail makes Corona Typewriter Sales Co ~ c P Sale —--— body $85 terms 2 MS Sg 3 L some Apen Northweat room.” kitchenett 4.6 reoms (3 bedroome) Schachtiie. 47 07 “ le x - PARTNERS WANTED Draperies 1OO03 Locust et Olive BSOD icf ” 0 7a - r—$:;; : 3:4 Olds, S65: secans. | even nes ind Sundare io} : ~ Firy Pr , er Ltn dei - 7 . wiil lecorate to suit ¥ pws ew — a if ; -- AS (rveriand i terms S3a44 i? ae ~——— ~ eas . ot CORA 190: A—- Furnished ™ orivate + . . yaw ; “, . P “es \Jle.a wes . m - . , TNER ~~ panne nu fas ein ~ ht ane GRAH iM RROTHERS—1 1, -: — es . : » room : a MCE RSON $380—N ' IN & =, MAN—wMwia sced eas e and » #ta PAR i W Ma acturis bust- eo ~ iA ie Oe my Sole 3 aoige =. oe ‘ home: Meais if desired Forest 39461. Gouble rvuom: couDle vewiy 4. EPsTe Git Chestnat. («@) attendant. 20th and “Washington. | ness. commodity used. by millions: un- r HORSES AND VEHICLES HEVROLET—Late7etvle sedan: Ford | « : ; ; limited mrwfr ht man will na ; i sae ~agper +. , . eaal Ford. | co tiem thro 3012 % price low - aed ee ee Nibs ” urn vet MAN-—Night man, for allround work in; ») > ; a oe Musli im Und crwear Dodge. Overland; teams; t: 3441 | trades. Tate “Movor € Ine. 3041-43 ROO M—One irmished. with or without MePHERSON. 4399 — : ment asons ble oe japizes . hi] ! . the o rtunit of a lifetime Must pnoe- ; . i. > - --»* : , . e luonchroorr S10 Hieh et . | Rand ability invest $1500 ¢ For Sale JUila a ra) Lecust hil. ; boar Cal’ S321 ¢ te Prilliante _ teli double room: couple: all , xD EL! 4954-—Apt. | weet Jtvy and i est to _ —— MA \—E xperion: ed rirnoaw and utoff . Sw 2 — ese wh » ie ~~ read # A —_——_— - = ' *{, . ‘Yr - o : xy errr wor ‘ Bnd cater: | 2500 isineas, which 19 backed Ds . iORSE—Threekaited saddle hors 6) CHEVROLET SEDAN TON TRUCK —1024 steel bod} and c 3 a sce “S18 Al per ern “a rT eve ' J i. i am. Leu ‘ i 4 4 4 a a : 4 ab —_——= ; er Or of ie planing mii] experience Wrdowr - = over $10 0: 1 in = — andi -“ a+? a oOrse LS veara old must be — _ reasonab'e J . an ci super : madd hier ecreened “des with dren cur tains meoror South Mec PH ERS mm. Gs gf uw apply — : r ~ . oe = —-_7 - ~ : “ WEN ° MAN AND WIFE ro 30 te SO; no chil- PP st-Dispat h icl) | f ’ ’ 7 , : /=* I : ce Ga ntee Wheels and every imaginable extra; always Wagner 5830 Grevroie lien ‘ “es “RITTENDEN J+. ig$A—Rogm. board 2 or twe ent! Aires A DORKING For AS " APART tom ; 3 | id 1ORSES d. witht nd guar 6 > gentlemen. : ne dren; farm work: sglary, everything fur- ba ~agarmeess « — | 7 ORES Ss —~72006, with trim, sae sc pen i-ten 1934 Chevrolet ak. Lut a 32 enipioved venignces: cars, bus. refer aan “ PHONE DELMAR : ~ Soe Lowenstein 13°] - N BR i ae GR TOI ’ M YT PR . y . ae rev et stake body . $s an a 2 ae —. > , — em hardeo : nished; must. know arining and pgultry 7 7 . (eS —— a > MOTOR CORP. | l-ton mmerce 33) — ‘ . : itant,; rea, @s- OO: - . _ - .* , + - . 7 . . E . 7 man to handie by direct call rity collec. | be 1 ar cect i th Tl Go é = r trade LS0o Russe! . --ton internationa! arvester town tlemer - - _—— m4 -verything. oe age di . tate business. Must experien Cc; @a- | Lea it = MACHINERY . ‘ton Diamond T: ie. i iw a r — > . ——— oe ae water ras electric. in ~ 2050) - r iarge tions. prefer ‘Tan on” to me) years of ave array " ~ art Slvv rer m — = - ‘, : —sS = , —— nr 7. —- * >2458 5.roem apertmett excellent opportun'!ts for aw studen’ aa et ara Rox Pag PD — Si Fe ¢ &1-@ ¢=°> .y ‘ . ~ ‘) ive ica + ‘ ear ty _* : ; 400 West no vee gavene, Te ! busses ad | fleor east. 33 773 , iy : o ~~ ‘ 7 rin . 4 Ps iT’ Or 7 =te @ Ve . t wy . Tt . : . " %, — + : . - . . _ aad . bliat ’ - a a. a 4 . c AN ; “ ith “~ ey ne _ oseme hon toe pPerren ce Are ~) (aleteria. Broad av bad 7 m & —ss a . ‘O4 meat i es - steam - * ’ = 32 ‘ > light housekteping: S41 =. 6 closets. owner Cabany by machinery and tinners Wan) DpOwWeR,T | A — st ee FA e Gx witli ny ] n iffer a‘ attractive orice x . : > Pak ane —? —_ _ maf : n ; - -_ — - ,7 | q “so }* -—* Tyla e te? ion) ( Omptometer ‘ Pera Tors ouse urnishings ORT - 1a°4 . ke nex $4°5 a te - PDA. “" — — : = —— . = , oer (ol : Keeping - rang : cony eins 7 , : ty near ' lavt n ME — CUTTER—Appiv at once. 5400 St Must have et least | ear e® experience s7 54. ? -a tl is’! and others terms; tras Trt 18535 Hogan st oe a on L) "HAMBERLAIN onuu6 Large double | PAGE 4U04A—f Tent J Wine an Secoma floor east ; wie n* ‘ee? | and be fast/accurate and willing to work SF gibi 8'G) 1805 Russ 0 —————__—_ TY rooms. seuthern e«xpesure; all conven- water. Driv ate _F re ; ‘TH tment. & roome, inclading | 7 ' sites HANIC— First-class Appiv 4017 hard. pert aretir Tete TOT ‘ with ral ra pia. i sa248 A U 7 O M O B ] L E S P b> ~ . " 9 _ ry rel = sedan a Ee a Orv TYN - * PTCe lL en iis roommate wani- rACE. 43 73— Nii 5u ~ a aon vee - ~ ha th with an acl ; Park av. Mr. Dickman, Sunday a. mic) | STOWing concern: Bo layoff here: state age | ¢ ho? ry ter] 10 OOO OM be on cent ' eu e _. wt with gentleman SA ‘Br AX i re ‘ venience , ; a . r rer .s ~ Hy on Ne-aged, to run on | eXPerience, telephone number and saiary de-| | It? ate ESS deme ac cee” ce POU.U $5 PER WEFK | ee erase. SS: ~~ oaeneee oupie: 6 _per @itional lavato:y. heat and janitor serv- | og . "a -Young enc oa oe we er | gored in firet lerte ox R147. P-D. (6 lis a! DS 1? 2229 Wach'nctan ray a Dot@e Roadster $ 75 DitMAR BL $44—B a rooin, rum- PAGE BL. 4: SIA Two . fco included; frar Forest Park, will ae oe: ie rules ~ » ality ics) — - ox eee | i " , eg . i ee ‘ ing t'°r n room ine rinse ™ Tle ; 2 “ reduced renta zu a. , white ‘ ; eer » io | —— ~~ tendent ¢ A bi | F Exchanase oon tires t mp! oyv- utomo I — or x g¢ , . = : - ’ py 15 oO vcn or Chevron! , T of "se © ee @e eet © Gees ‘ aA} « h "Y\@ > ek it Z sa »} S50 Delmar 42 . — "Ti 7 : or ta - | 2008 Eugenia. st. 8) | oIginwASHERS White women. Apply | Ment, Mezzani ne Floor. | VULCANTZi ANT—Seli or maa eee oe Overtand Robdeter 8° *22** oo ETZet Sali—atirecive south room. 2, ROOM-——Neat. for 2; | , decorate to quit: ' MEN.—Two. single, with $150 each; trave! | oo Wation Lunchroom met 1 on for F yond ick: prefer uxstee! xk - —- Ford Touring Oxia Pas ates gt refine’ bustnese i#dies or g¢entiemen. | men; priv ate home. / PPSTHIN & SON. , if ‘ion - : : = ae N. : aL ; : nm hn oC " . *e . a , “ - "* @@e© @ee eee”™ ©, *-« . ox — ‘ . ~ ; with fe. Wal a) ot Dis aa rae ti } GIR! For general housework BITS we Bai ee ee % 1 FORD TI DOR 1924 Chander Tou ee soe 75 —- — me 1_S______ “ fel) | ROOsi— Very dest able: —, G57 Cheatant. (eS) | ecurec ox * ispatcnh ld Hun : } rev ini ; . mae a aia lie tytn te . a 5100 2n44 OTST eT , & . ANS ; +4-——Ff ~) iter at YT beds = . park _ genome, Caber ‘ ” a.levirg room brea kfaat Ts ' wo! SCERS—Bench and squeezer St Louis Gint—far candy store. Ancol 3107 3 _ ao eeen rn |} as S11) WRRER 2 USED CAR Dery. a! Ae eres ROOM—U eusual. Mu rohyv bed and dreesing : t : Malieable Casting Co. 7800 N_ Broad Grand digi ie . ; i Wanted MONARCH. 3137 Loene S E Cor « carrie: m ard Loevet FOREST PARK BL_ 4498 om $a ap vate cenasnatin’ "Phone se : $A) den . ~ Ten tt. wavy eee a ic8 ' “TD - a . a Z 2 ae hon 5 7 , ae ODen Fwy neces an ’ — ~48 bear } qQrewnr De nar 4236 ‘cd? > J Cc ENSw EE | 7 "R E cu) ! } I *% , OFFICE BOY—l15 ‘to to 16 years neat and i ny slong ed, white; 3 adults. 4601 FOR SA LE—WT D ANY auto arte: for voarts T0001 8 Pie - _ — Soo ————— _ ae a ere ‘ S00LT FELLOW 1360—Room and oreak- | TAYLO! , a 477 aT x ip 1 5 Bene ol - : wnt ulte only . - o _. s A -eeee % ’ i } eu u Live rune an’ . v's F R 4 B AR as : 4.5i1.-—F Irs ‘ ass ss ~ boa! 1: " ANDEYV - NTER” oo0a™ Der mor : e ~ ‘ >» ’ > rr, — = - : ~ ne a faces = - ™ : | ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKE? Ss) 7, Wika “aterme ———_ "CF | ‘“ORDS Wii.—100 coupes .tour.. sedans: | § ok “7 $05 geod tires and fully GAIN LOOK AT THIS. vin heds' men reommate. 4) tne rooms: chiid JOHN J Ds Tien ane Coenioek (o@) 2 . = \ (S—Ca pa. Sa Ph ate Secon masa, or general on eh lin wv : | Eastor Ui Spe Se Eyed Snarcdater fod r\or\aT = . ~ . ‘os ~ ~ . : ~~ : bie of laving out work Wolverine Iror | house Work | small fan . Webster 7 MIs olen — £0 = O51 = a eV’ 6) | "44 LOCUST eciy >. q P ‘ : s es LIN DEL . #115—Roo: . f: ont. wit h ron VERNON 57 ie? aA Works 6782 Go! des: th av Detro!: Mi ™ ~ CELLANEOUS FOR SALE $05 O(n) ("ASH : bert \ amv Make car M | WERER ev SED CAR EXCHANGS . ; HNoad ’ ¢ ” 4 : _ ~e voung © — ‘© work im can- dere aod a . y rr = >With tank. coil ar cas heat top Prctce Ering vo iti - p | is iy ~ ite terete ee is ——— ~~ { Ortole. icfa -t2e . - o ‘ ‘ ee alivered nt > ‘",. - nay f? wour 3% i. _ — — ee — — . aii! ea Lae MePHEitsoN 71—Rooms and beard VERNON, @.3 2 —— Niews ea i ‘(;IR!IT - VW 1 v¢ with sore i ae a 7 \- ae . . . 5 4 : 4 ba] oa pay Wee Wee 40 per a - —_— a . { t ~ fan ” - «en : ~~ _: (cT kx PORTER—Neat young colored man. t«r- ooking and first floor work: no wash 45. L Ae . Deon LoS) og tel “ungay and evenings ee ee : ——————— Other jy rightly priced is = ‘ : _——— = Lt : - — Sls — Bee = eeping 1 eee tee iets Deas Drus Co..| ine “or gutaide, work. 5632 Cabanne. | FURNACES High-grade, comple set apy Epp, 3015 Locust 15 Tears 1925 HUPMOBILE vndition oP anon wits beard: Sanne: ant aS eee een Southwest i | anc ary an ' nene (qpanvy B20 (°7 } ip yourse,t ind save ney ~ hr . t Rank nsta ed ‘ —\\ d— ay? by - grea’ : ce ad . . ' PAGE. 493) )—Singie double room: boa — Ss} b. ’ ) LA : , “ys -—- —-& MAN. _——— onto “Man: housework ; 3 in family. 311 Roaeda'e place of wx old furnace. $100 So hmid: bor ds \ ante ( OFUs 2944 LOCTST : is Ste, ——s gentlemen: vorivate family: reasonable. | l or 2 gents: conves West si chester. ’ ‘ “abany 716. iokt bir s. 4371 Lactede Delmar Lo8U-53 * Lor utes 100 sans 100 ¢t urine ae Ss USED CAR EXCHANGE ' alate (cP) WASHINGTON. © . ; ey — = aa tS ania — : Nc WAN HOTEL wi /RRERS—Room and board % tae et must have them before Sept. ~ | E. € -or. Garrison and a S——— —- Ton. SHIN . 100—L arte room. with twin | _ and kitchenette: eNSINGTON. 5089-—-Are vou inte ; YOUNG MAN-—With drug store exper- : aS _— Onn aha boarg 1UP | ST RNACEW 1c — - | . ined “aaah. ene Ga ae ee ' Sma Meeines wend Geel . 2 —_—- - —— : Site “~" a . ny + in ‘o $60.00 for 3 rooms. in- ence, 6125 Barter. iv) nisned e. ational Hotel Fast Sj Lovie ‘ . . " 7 fr) AP« a Ss) 7° > , a *e ) j : _ a2NnG - at i*te $ e : ned ¢ mp oved references. : WASHINGTON. 4 ; . " and hes t - 7? gee ri 5 Ip=tai ec ss , , ‘fe xe ¢ ° . ’ Teh as Ls ‘ LD 1st r ‘ ‘ - Ti EE a Ee eS ne, a ae | a aaa ore _ ° > . - awe s —-- : ae ee | Stockyards. ae 2 & (c7 ne : 2 compl se you moe Pi e " —— =: —— J] rr “ snsiw. ’ ae eS: Se | keeping; 50; Pi aoe or) 1*71.Nice f-room C5 : Hi =~ GIRL—White: general hous «i a eae io. 4371 ie D i’ = — -——- CY po a ST) 1 RAYMOND, 5733—Seuth front room for! a ' «her toe janitor SALESMEN WANTED 4019 Mawnolia &) 300:3%0°> = —- eum \ satne YW 47 tan { » ¢ os ~ ff i N rentieman: board optional: reasonable | WASHINGTON 4am : | WN. chee A see ee «eB ‘ IHo-o 1” A oy ii , i ii ; . | = nae HOUSE WK EFPER Middie-areed, white. c rN — mets : ; 4s US ¥ tC. Dac ly W VIL. L . S- KNIG HT SE DAN 7 } WAS Nil 4 > pom spre bpsgrmeoaniesnssiiatiis (74) ' keeping: sink. range. fans ¢ . ADVERTISING 8S ALESMEN home nights. 35074 Carolire iat” temenctiane’ aoe es: ches AE A RITE, i | cettaaty, OE i | ws tUSSELL. 2733—Room for 2 gents: all| reasonable. FLATS FOR RENT Wanted to sell merchants in any line ag HOUSEGIRL—Exper len ‘ar white girl of ‘ ; (eq, | OLIVE MOTOR ~HL0 Wash ingtor fhie cas tw tp Al merhanicai con ff ~ P nah ans ent Board. | WESTMINSTER « + rooms modern I bleck from woman for housewort 4103 aa e7) = ; 11a “Si ou \{ ; ION. 1149 (Apt —Rooms. single ana — single. veland Hich Seheel adultea§ ontiy ' } . nr + + . any ordinary advertisement and | HOUSEGIRI —_Whie . — : DO Yor NEED MONEY it ery Sum rou wan!t rea vaige | sv amartment: every con- | WESTMI> CR | ren! S40 menth Box R. » P D. {89> | CAUSE it to be read like ROGERS BULL | work. Cabeny 7579 (o7 : a aU. ee thi 1t once Ride = Gilt TA! Nl renience: very esr meals: teal home: | chenette: 24 # nt ie ge call thinking salesman | HOUSEGTRE—PFor general houpsewo-k MISCELI SOUS wawers Rasen Arig a can Prins ial: | 9 wet {OCUGs SE | : (FRNON 54352 large rooms, ST tee ee re Centra! S oe NE ee ne men: ' ? | iy service that may be cu mb am’ d >| lon paint tires and upho tering 4 \ pes wll succeed Room 518 Sattoreos 1425 Artineton ic?) FURNA' ; eaeg ie aes | WEBE CAR DEE , —_ r‘otel ie7) renin . ~~ +8 — ~— = ff wre ~~ * - it ao HLM Me es > | Ss Gacr aA * path. ° . for 5 young men: separate beds: excellent | . 212-3 rooma, Sis a ea Sete chen eee Deusework: flo; , sh. | Schmidt Bros. 4371 s , he mes my meals. “Forest 1994 (eo?) WESTMIN 5 indry, references Box R-222. Poa:- | _Lac'ede Delmar 1590-5°0° i Upen Evenings and Sunday.(c#8) | pty CST VINS TE ey oe ee WESTMINSTER sh a i —— ee : D S 1 T rhe ateh a) ) rat iaine & > > Fésine: ' PETE DE pe IL. ef aE. f \\y , WESTMINSTER. 3*21—Nicely furnis»e1 house keeping, ; UTEAI 164R-51A-——3 and @ room ; rapery a esman | | HOUSEG +1 BL Wi te. general housework 100 AUT VV & Live Ral ae «ean Pes : ‘7 V it _Teoms: good board: reasonable. ‘cS) | veniences: adults: alse ‘ e. t. reasonable Bt SH- BL RNS. of ema riiv re’erences ~— ul ret i4 ? iw) > “ss 2 . . ws he ‘ as Bap tor excet 2 0 var ; Ww on STMINSTER. 4° ? ~ & Xl EEE 7 -_ a ee ; Who knows fabrics. Man exe on Ron ha a¥.. Cadans TWA (co? a LD —e — SALE tore wou « Mite een ienore - Coaches Teuring Cars For Sale a HEM DOWN from 8&5 + S1O0 1 gs ee _ Water: phone Re ha: ae wore, ~~ - aK "- c} , . ‘> TTWoarnte ™ >. ——. —e \ ees ot . They ve Types mo . = - : “ ° a] ve tor is willing to train good man HOUSER EE PEE 2 Et oe at oe aor 1 oe a c THEM befor ° Centra af conveniences. : 22 Chestnut. (cB7s) ; — >i ae home = a -_ ee the mma. a4 i ee F + i Kase > pens , id A . mu ae [> . ———_— = - ~~ - - = . ‘ in t is wor i man 18 compe- Aane> er lt wrreweds 74” .« . ~ , ns ining taie mE lenrietia-a@ ee =. a nanmateremrae +t S . - cD o oral — a e a . t Al AZAR He TEL. 4L°7 Leevet— 2 e * — COAL 4 isk : “ - ~~ a Psd mr ma rtp ) ~ Re u esi ~>- passenger fourir ec ee a ng ss wi Fl Ca DOUPLiI. Sli dav: wee«! rates. (G®. shower baths: a! ot a or furnace a eenveniances Q rT 5 ah —s 700d salary. ion IES : LOTHES | TRONER- Shirt fin onl _ 2 ‘ as est , persect ad eas down: 1 S48 Faston__ : Seiieeliesh eer tame aing. 6 7. oe a A = > “yee 7 4 | _o-290, Pos t- Di spatch. (ely I po _ ' ~ 1* et A high ~ . : > - ze ‘ ; 1 } SSEN { ‘) \f tT 190°4 oe te ree ; . a a ah % G&G aY 3 Yo f TT\s eta’ toilet ic?) ~~ Begg 3 =* "so ‘rearr—dJ reerrna $15 Call ADY Experienced. to work im candy | gfikh Ovens heating | a housed oxy PUICK 1923 TOURING mount of this reduction “Yenr = | ong floor clean and nesta Vietor_2858R ii y . wi ; - : fur ue tp @ T : ' , ' = - — eA ti rs — a a = — ENGIN EERING § SALESM EN G ate a, 823 7 he ar deventes ax nee : 3 . = = =: it ne ce > yi. Tig. ’ : s - a : , ie ; ca SE | al Bs | oO. ferther ver he _ . LU ne : (os a isekeeping and sice - 3b — Breit sh eh cr " ce 377 ia-~4 rs oe $20 . ~~” 0 4 ‘ . . : a 13 rene wuse work -_ hrs a ; “ig = aN : - OIE Dogs 9 h. a e-- . ; hei ote rT? ‘ i** »’ ro." @ nn feenr-nsl , ill rane sites * - - pgompeny of long estanlished standing, |“! sewor mie ane Se Mata Poets Bin: $55). Don't mise © RE TCR nes, RENO Bie ROOMS FOR RENT nie Dayton gr «coop bath. ote. eee es Meet. c: » J cCAWLEY R STS ae m fact. the darcest of its kiw) in the pvrer $29 ime Mavtag 3503 3} : , : ; ey an opening for severa) salem | MA'D—In erress home. Apply & tuke'«s Greene me ar, oe ; 4ai9 5 WEBER S USE AR EXcHance® as La | ts one a A FIVE-DAY TRIAL its North CO... GES Cacutp : men of unquestioname abilitw and cbarac LM nanlts Sek Telerar R . 2 Cor r d I Ist F > “ " “_ = : EVERY 1 my . x i. a a | et : “a ; ‘ * : ~ >, ivity nas M ATh Exnerien | Ala ‘ 7 : 14 %. +. ‘ te q . ‘ ‘ wr ws " ; = i . * . . b . " * \ we . : ; ' ee | >, 7 = ; - . ‘ad iil : sa | me, " » 4 + be comsidered;: we can offer to :this true and Pine, cal ai ~" > sheoee e -4 rooms: «a - —— ; NY *h2 3 7 ” @anweene ie R&TT, 2511A—PFurpished reen Iso used Dy anyone; hot co > B ‘TRENNA® AN a9 Wainwright # () s2-eSmen 48 Opportunity to earn an in- | wena % ) >. ; . , , hMee ne arod. iim Sve Sa we give dela r ben : a x LE vINC pd. => SE . os — ar) . .* . . Monta 7 =? o ’ me - r. } j ; . ‘ys . - . A ie . ~ . . ‘+ ,~_ % > -" 7 =—S Po roome a S| executives in the control of thetr operas S823 S. Broadway (c8i = ) 4-pasa re e thie , Sr rt sian oe t0n1 a upetaics and garege: $75 — t, « cost and \s accepted by exrtec utives a >T? pos 2RrRpe “* ig : pt % nN “ & " : > a RR YN i. a _b ¥ * rOoON 4} (sh . ree tr ont ” Foe Lo _ Carr peneral @8 & sound aid to all lines of tn- ji * 2". ts ’ ‘ayia cal he so ae tro. Soe Sneives 4 e a ee 7 ' ele ~ seo epee vl as tchenette furnished th gas. elec ROOM AND FLATS ‘ 04) — Goed o pdition | dustry. “The work is of a@n entirely pro- | - : Ns cae tea wveing s vate family leavime c(t: a =i Ye at our price $125 AN food tires ake Sr -- r be. $10 week. ” , | thing convevtient: reng ;—— = . | : > - > . . -n : 5? . ' r ‘ a = 7 (UT «v gas s © Cor siledion ns COL = a . oe Penge Bise ie FG es NATUR, BINDGE, 2390 — Furnished | WASHINGTON 2951—Reemmm the rene $19 and $16. : end ——. apn) ication wWeure w Or earn A : a co ee is a “ s. - a . . “1 * ‘ Pe «ay pod - J he . : : i i iz ' Tit > ‘ Cy = ww, —_ uring ~ } . oT ras. faci g F ai rground Park . rea - " . . _ ‘De T) ve re ing mca =" . . . - 2 _ rt —— hal ; P mas — nie a . Pra se on sonahie Cr fax S117 2) : P a lll ne A ge with = P “ough PO “Box SHO! EWORKERS—E ene: enced cleoger ¢i- » E I —— - . Tt aes *, mas $22. DOT a berms , ae oh ee “ss * ST. isowis 4347—PF ished rooms eink | WASHINGTON, WLA—Nes -. = rooms, S11; electric, newly U _ : - " = . - een ° - - (34 > > C , en ~ _.. ? . = . cat ~ - = Tx ~- a‘ J So—— _ re r ? . | Pid St. Loule. Mo. g*ving a complete o" Pe hy a se. nate Co. 1 to % ANGE —“aray. aimost new argain = : oe . -. = -~ 0 enen: Sth herve onveniences. (7) | _ SOcens. od tm oe: cpeupgnces, te line of your experience an d past accom = fer? $30. S2S0A Watermar (ce? CH EV Re LI ETS oP tee $222, Nash. Studebaker | ae Dodge Sport Touring. 695 NIVERSITY. 2243-—Purnishe. a i >. + © fi. 3 rooms : r ishroen'te ? ' TYP! ST (‘Jerk to a «1 ere i‘) _ " é = > , na > ee .s S155 ermips +> Ss ae : ° . . oo _ . -~* oa urn: ished sieeD ad , Ek rf a’ ‘ oome electric. | ry | TYP! do general office work :|A0USE Fur \GS—3840A Park ay. Coupes. 1 : secu’ sat de ae sh Touring » 450 oms: private family. _ HOTELS — MecCAWLEY ft. "CO. O15 Chesengt. | - ev, : ia gh FURNYT RE SALESMEN Moet be erpe- Bcate are 1s Pp nce ans ’ ) salary erpect ' ‘ ny —S ~ « * , nS . - . i zee ; . - ae a pa ee npc WRIGHT [437 u ae > ~ — “4 Sa : - rien Aonply 11°0-30 Olive > Box B14 Post-Mmepatet fel tat nient > @chas ; tg Sa ii pay , pales Es) ring. Winter top. bal- j me, Sep eteriees - oo * ' 1 com's €9 S-reom heuse; fur | ALL TAZAR HOTEL. 3i | seceniiemmtion —— seaneee seanalil econ reoms camniet. 40328 h : i rigt will trade for ! 3 , | - ” ne i $lea week rates: | 1524 Front + room, “Cleetrie. | VELVET F INISHERS — FExperenced tudo rs , NORTH SIDE CHEVROLE 0 . Tov 2 - | sod Fert Treeriat 1S7H. reer fete} steady emplorment and food wages a iNET —¢36 cht. 34 4335 Warne Colfax 24 , ; a su 7 * a — 7 O Chenoweth Dyeing and Cleaning Co, | —iloot. Cara ! Sete ) a oes ition yO Sout> IDEAL HOTEL. TER. 3044—Wiat. three besutituey “ 4725 Delmar bf} | “OW ' : 7, tre Ao * terms Hallenhere-Waener w . ——_--—~ / water: baths: si oome: fuat fintsh 4 3 biecks south of 1 | COMP whe. a : : : L\CUOMA 234—_ shed raom end ; — Paireround Perk everything modern. $45 A arr Trews T PT tf Lar Mi >. hen tte 2} - ekeevi ng also sin MA! oN HOTEL Wasi a owe 4707 Ga- fle 4 Lindel? hal. coy A | ON ion se Saturday monn. 108 /SEE Lory tit fo, so WG GUT Ss pox | Se il SAS eos pss, $207 LTB4A, tof \ a" ‘4 ‘ a ° a - = *& . ~ ~ ‘? " ‘ re e . ‘ . .* . —— " — J = eee p! ar rates 3? 4 in . : : a » Be rnitwn i? “ 1 ice | tie let ~Lilw : = PYPERRIENVOC RY | WAITRESS—PFor confectionery AN \ Wa Yhis: w , ' : ome in as Mien v0 ee oe | BRILLIANTE KA—New ft MUST BE EXPERIENCED: | *A"5 Furn. Houses & Flats For Sale first . - . | ———. ——— ad NE PRICE. FIVE-DAY TRIAL. |i | SOPANICAT S00 CLUE NEWSTEAD HOTEL” 257 EG iba tet: sesnante duivencer asda > . « ° s . . e ~ . a > . ‘ FO .W.. oom eee t ee —_—... , APPLY SUPERINTENDENT | WAlTRESS st once.” Gabanne Hore CENGHED \T— : apiece. +e ‘ays open. VIL MOTOR! £315 $353 S$2i0- term aa ee . hul@e Pests: paivete Dumler? aaaee att La room 3. Ie care Sa St ee | - . Ck I fk " | ‘> ; al * Der h wv rietiv rine ' Hodiamont «beds 1 1s Howdiam : i« ' me — We. n he, PO wn 7 as Wy e@ Dey " mo ms lore: a * housekeeping: S650 week cooked meals $ ‘vet ; "Legoharé tots NINE FLOOR, SAITREREL Whe cin — na ia SETI = | : sviQidi es $m ee = a _— . | ’ hee oe AEM ’ te Sin 4 , — es ss : .T : “7 \ revered fur-niahed LINDELL PLAZA trie $35. , oS —@ fe ark Bil _ Rarnes = 600 S K nexhigh« HOUSEHOLDG = . , rr a | " ig c es ~ €°,9 S45 a “ow a T @) Re} 2 = , ~* Lae ft The aon eho ne f erent Grand 31 4300 Lindell : JUS: miNGTONM. S15: ~ f) aroge +. 9 GH MUuLeP warrnerss ek. mm, —— ene ‘ rN , , me ‘o> * , ee 2% = 5 red - Cre. * : NGTON, 5S1543-—-Two flats tile bath — — . near Hodiannw« Car sheate 6212 Her ” - : - , 4 s ies ate sed >] ; - 444 “ or xe lw : — os et a om ~ .is ‘ . ce — Strdehaker Distrihutors ' : MPR e “ » - ceiiies ot ’ ww -- 7?) dosh Oed di) ' nals wit SOO OTK - s ak, ree .— ee ays 4 * : ’ : . ' . ‘ = coi ct Locust J TOM . ~2 wi : ‘ — Ei a : _ ‘ce Ris nerd rooms, _— ' » es 2 E€ . 2 } r? ” ; . ia “ ne ' ‘Ml ST BE EXPERI : Al a Pert r o > ‘ ae : ‘ - . ee PESTA’TOTZT 14 > hedq ) x iw IM Wr 3. vnfural . “Sa . . a —— Q{tents ' als * ‘ “Ti i 2 a | — cn Fo — a = ————z Z . ‘u hi aj T Oy a = oe ——— a —— ' ‘ — “rt for mictdle-aaed ‘ady in SEJ | ING { HiT] DREN'S EN r? _ rt) Cup. Ls ‘ * + estan: >. Ss ENe : *F- tm peed he sek oo Sy reasonable ores. 7 : it “4 Rae. rt} " — \ + Ww . ) an 2 ae : iH BATLOON 7 eS NLY WR ~ 2 > \ henbes | a 7.) anetch H I GH : RADE 1" — Experienced in fitting and ee!)}- End s an . ahem ve be a ce _ommats ar ay ee atts ies nr yee eek es es, rarten-Pee Sale Rory . te. bath. gap ote a . "di \ : a = \f +... , > m av7rre rm *) a . oy ; ° . 4 - > "7 ~ , . onto es“ . a. ie ,” a: " — obs _ ——— ~ = - : ke fri i See: merme cic 5 Gmploypent, mezzanine ficor, BFS s for hous roots pone rae. guaranteed Haj “ae T} : ty FORD PARTS+~Anything. 1632 Hagen. | § CENT. 2202 connecting mmfug- | ROOM AND BOARD | Wales ALABAMA. 92194—3 rome: bath. DENT i) } EMPLOY. STIX, RAER & FULLER _fleecription: must have goods. Kein — ° ( ee Packers. Marmon st Sate - nishet front -some in private fami _monthe old. ~ Delmar 2623, ° ‘yr ° ° whl S. ' ° . — = : . .. = ern . = - . wn is tre es a ere. e&1ectric t. a “ ed ar ME N T, MEZZANINE irocnc taby_.to «aem oo ~~ | 30 de NDS of 1. keane fallen bc. . 4 ' + Haw 4165— jurnsbed sane at TC. | . | ee eee FI OOR ; ; Th Hee int 6™| a? 7) sia ; 7 Mik £ ae ve 2 ° : a] : ; ~~ - r ; = ME #s Auto Eodies For Sale 4 _ = ee ee ore ~~ ° ; ; ‘ . ' . rT ike new | : . ie ‘ a onl : 3410a-.§ ’ ; == 7-3 > ‘ o@ee i = . . : : — npeemsmere ces . , : 7 . e = reeset e bar . kon mn - -- ft? . . a . . ono = o r — SALESMEN— ms ane ate Ane $750 day ' ' , , Tenn Pe Vee . * — ~ wr : , rh " - gen! leman preferred. Calne sa ree * eTa ; - : a Be: nik ‘5 — ERE Cr ‘o?, i 4 (oe. Vib dhe = wt tz te . . ‘ oond an as or — 2 ~— ‘ hia5wW fet) 502108. GALESMEN—Reliad.« cperienced wetter CLOTHING == hiner ey =—- = }| Supply Co. Chouteeu at defferee, “ure CABANNE. 3418-—singie reom with bath AT THESE SMALL mae pore a? . wih ina To & ere * ey a8 ve or ° = 2 = a . - m » _ a = _ - ——— : . ar « i ~ ‘ 1 aun ry ty , ~ “ ae @ive teiephoor number. &. R14 P D CH I] DREN APPakh a “ta leet * on nd ——— ’ . ‘ 4 n _ . ~ ae ew rubber an ee For Sale Corie - 3 — m ‘ shane dLant = Wa waina 4 - . y ° 4 i~ : > , >t ) . - ‘ , sutr SALEEM iN hex ' “1 as eurty ‘ SALESWOMEN WANTED MO] a a | mpionm «trek bh . ’ ae : ~- Pairte? a deeert brown ana retric t = $i = z + rs ’ re LT RERT 14! F urnrehed he soepeeps ne w, bs , ~ ‘ee? v2 : _ , . EEE —Csence bance man t| GRADE SHOES. NONE |! 1115S vanteeme: ML SP 1994 FORD COUPE goin: Good mecbanical comiteina ASRS | FC Seno a am ~~ xn ix « > =U mabtle a Wai aw - = a ‘ : ~" s ; ciara meet _— . ane - hen . ; ry > at aE. » > “ . _ . o* a A . cz °r orn en Se Sant must bf willing te wore orm - Son . mete Meet ~ t COR! AS eo =i - oy . eas . and mu Mer ablile te —yeret and te 'k with NEED APPLY SUPER | Mom Se meh bnng any Py, * . r ts Ta’ a. “J ’ " . ~« oo M oll wt = Pn Re s a —— now week” eming oncom ~—_ q the des > : - i pA iF - ‘ - — = - . — g, "ene ~ ° act - 3 re . _ act : . ’ ‘re a3 . . ; _ Le or? = > hm bs se. | rm vig " a - . la und: + Bhoare j “ Geneation. Bentamin Motor INTENDENT OF EW. |: = eo en ! s eheimely In Al aan. “2a inne Ai¥R79 open | 31 foar $5 | ‘Tors | M. : = teas and clactric. frst : «i MMM COLD eit e, os Pune % — Sty le ) a 1o ~ . . 43 S tow : DE _ see 3 ae — thin wa & Mellefortea ne oar here aes | vay 36 to $35. Dei 863 Any idebaker $ peeral 6 5 . le - ma ‘ ‘VERVILLL- ~ 32-~Room. arivate : "e84) Ge ~ ; “ . > or er + »? & 5 nae _ a new re. hee . N Asi c U > 1 fr? ee a? Tires For Sale nr > Zs annie sr PHS WANS | PLOYMENT za. | YOU THIS MAN? | PLOY MENT. MEZZA. (oe Fase Ae a 8 " 7 fdariag: tOe8s os : : ate | ' . . . = st Paint JO-day ia” ee. finest al far an and performance aa’ “ +4 i &X : - a ae — DELMAR +444 -Ho oe " r gvaran et ff ~%.., a . PRY ; rz = a nee | 2 EA ry Sill fa ae I NINE FLOOR. =r ' tewn Seeing is believing : ee SS. Ses (hive “7 wuet se!! easy hemeeetee bm a3 s frent. ga" rome: reaec ar i na ; iced rig . cern 2 : . A _ " - . . ~~. — Genenanae, | SSR ‘cl) |" gent'emen $3.56 se) seem 8 am || ae Oe eee poms sna %, Stix, Baer & Fulle a 3 , | ERERS USED CAR DEPT wings. motometer. etc: finished in lacs | ARe made teep tale feet DELMAR 41704 — Wonderful font: two ‘ | er ae Sit "Cuan , r os ~ + @Deeate: fr anv me abeut ‘ Onpren Firent | ant 2 a « over 4 ote ike sew car we, *.W. . - ia tires seola on time ae — alan angie reasonat'e ju - th Res we * 615 net. ; ine hes » _eouts >? 2 terms tr —_ Z I orcas 302%: 44 Lan het - a __ >” ; eee (ot) law a a arr —=—= = 7 ——— a seteh oe ji teas — i ——— late Moter Ce. Ine 3042 43 Locust Sundays an? . - 5050. Seasky room. 19S &itchen oriviléaee: couple «cmpioyed Phone, Olive If] * petal tocme aod bai. vei

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+ S!ATURDA _ 8%" PTEMBRE 5 "1995 oe 41. i 2 __ROOMS FOR RENT DELMAR, obGG ~Larke one : atin . te e. ’ : . ? ° > = DELMAR. 4139-—Large > . | ooh SRLS Se. se . S$: win; kitchenette; first 7 } i Wiee 4455 > a, Coane =: FC DS — Pauses , a oor; ‘ kaa = - 3 = eck. SOS ON. | OSE} ren re ae = ie) mem bach Murs sae ' — . 4 ; ae EN. TN CR Saree 2 eee | O° Vital Statis fistics--Questi | : | --Questions nswered--Aadio 2600 EASTON, 4907 25.00 ir room : A- Newly” y du — FoR * - —_nenmms er “ie Male 216° > a: — 4ilsox & RB ix an i - > es : dees “ . Si stusj ' oleanitenan a . ee iT. «spavét: es aulet pl Ee » | ing rowm. “wit oats oie aad pias wes guard “rey mniecs: siuiee ent eo "gc sTE. $ ac AL SW AREMOUSING —_ me : ee, ARCS arriage . oes o» » SINKie. er ’ | : Kad ee ‘ : Ww i os . " >. ! ORK ith I’ ARI. 143 4 msiis? sftbes syne ae - ~ey- = . ~ z ots 272 $1t a7 . ROSA = an 4. cook bad Ter oT ‘ s eco ’ he — AEE ; niearteaiion Rroadeasting Staten ; 6 E S = 4 T E poten enarn—h ‘ Persona! rl te ree am . ie é( Burial Permits Breen enttam, Seeagh talbere Gy een mel, commet ve || KS D ‘4 earwye wes on 4 . MOAR Euestions wd S4 Metenm 1 a © ~~ tl ; } mh “ " - r ‘AR kK. 4425 : 7 tapi h..? fer oa "wag = 4,’ s r ‘ Le . “wy BLOM NAN ea ee ene i." dx : , , aA + a er? > “fe + Fe * ra “J : ” hor - ’ Tis val» | fl Pane “ge , ~> sue FOREST : or «ie tne 4S : , aon ceteet es ac 54—koca . : 41P—2 teins see gone ney a weg i TOMS 5 -_—__— : ‘« Cormip ete] 3 , »®* @ |! f. Ad . " pie - ; bhone, ek, Ha : ‘. ‘ : XCHANGE a. — Morth west “ a b * Age —- wy ‘ Ne — ; ‘s w Ps " ~ a. % ¢ > a vod ! $ . 7 Vv Le o~, E ; ar ie7) | KilNSI SGTON ; ae . ; = | ~ as y oP, . My yes f= ae es — ARSON ax — : oon ! a a oe : »~ ‘ am ty b. United Seeke Tire? vellwad ie te > * 3h oA 13 fA +) er. © : or * =o ’ ™ _ Ts Ge nf =, & bad ~~ * . ee ; af PeTT 2 a7" bar "Ee o ‘.) Pes , . . Tie 7 * ‘s o eT un 9 ce ov - ' — . “° 2 ha” MA “is ; Perm .“eexre J Russ o . -~ 7 AZLi, ‘ ae ee a te ne ; 4 See and . oo wt CPS Vow fo aed 20 > ™ May ket 4ee or Sale is “ NtrAOUN chy in 4 ‘om hk "7 ; Maia i deren opetey 7) s. : , “oe ns i °¢ ™~ ee Poors we — rea! ad Ww nw a = : h e& Wr» . ‘bee " +s tik Pee _ ™ wy ‘* >» ¥ ‘, the = “s ~) Bart oo. dew + Ten the eae ’ AT PD * wa *e@e@ dw) ee ies ae : : ue, 6private _ on ortab Lae ner a — " ae . " " : . § e «atv Deere * oy be ee ee ~ ~ eA, . ¥ me 6 ie om : os “ss W Sh . . ee. hk 7 oo 4 ; a Pee: Ww uiees Wa ee te 1 ‘~Atwr ee a ‘ all Sidney le. vrest «2 j : wiy? "Arie ' " z eee — a odie - - as 4 -~ . ceili ert a ne . . , es Tok . , ’ & Pree a % YWwRe 2 ars va . W 2 c. i ne Dre seg . ~ - a b tale hy ile 5 ‘; - " WV Ww * ; Xe é “ > > Marvin ator the ‘ ee be ¥ te “#. 4 ~ Her a! liintiamont car " a: . a) .° 4) ie ere in ee”) : . s ms f ge e. - é Res ae? bie kane re ~~ ee t S . Mane i. = ‘ : ATX bs bie . “ ss ‘ wank adlirwad “ 4s — | Ae?*. a"iere avd ye Ue ah we Pe mad do HEI ; . or . 4 4 TwWee 52.9. 5 rec SEE arr irene wis 4 ‘ a 4) . ire a gn oe ~ REAL ESTATE 7 . weak YF > (Ss ~ rs x ™O'’ » th T ’ loves ’ ’ » an at . * ’ a> c? 3 roves .. $3 , . > ~ od \ Nae wh 5 hh oa me ee - o.oo | _ F ~ te IWAY. 019 N- —le ; ~2 mas ‘Treg ener? a —s. TD ~Gmeyr DAT SW , pk, MS Reokok Nalter Geax Nola “ ~ ye SY. the brite «= woulda De pPreaper far)» os be) at PeRdaie BIRO Miles te the : : . rin re’ “Meds che ean . Ce z wee "? ¥ Nils " SF, o — ‘: .~ ¥ » " *. > 7 _ > & »~te Pee e- > 7 . ’ . “4 is \1 1. " he 4 nette: ca n - ae , - tan ° =. at ented. 7 | .=*5 - * : . | *- . x. + ” : he : w, ; : 5 a ~~ e . ae * A a * a. > Woe weed hes WOR 0:00 A. wr J - 7 ae “Bleeping too Ae > 4 -16— Secu ate onri tite el ' . Mya? ~ own Sx Ca Gras : }Qj8 T ~ 7h. ve aes mS ar Fr, » “a ates + “% 4 be pe co a Aj MOR a”. crv >. oF ; “7s te YY) Ges The - >: 1 : = hh , > Pts # INDE. i 458 i. > De}: Nar 2084" : vO , : "eee ms veri 42 ry *arek * a ’ ~ TY Is red . ss ro aia “os > ny * re.¥e Sa « " 4 . ie \ « Yee . “7 , a ‘ . " al avs +” ea ma? «A eveeral ane -* a S -Ot}--Room, ne . = ey 8 ‘sire Sica T ‘ —— iy "eres » M Koeegr—Mare Je plece @f the | Ma pertation vane tes x, | el he , >_— : : = om % : eR Oh MOR ‘ Ae | : ee : “ene 5% ' vine » =. LIN) her Mpomere; | 2 erutlemen, bath? oj 241A KUN i Men seine om 4 blading wane os $740 Tin = % TRANS wee WR Hatem ide cM OeR am COMMAS 4 cotmed tq 18s) > & Obie. the frat tail oho Lactate ean bol ie. of OO Ceume ; ] ‘i ' riv iol. Sei ” be = ye 4 — ne. 4 ‘ ‘ | z . . | a ’ > a ~~ j ; } , o« 7” — .* ~ > , ; « a 4 . “ w ene . % wf Ps aes } ar i's te ~ aw ™ 5 ry - . ’ Aan A '* Ss & a | : ¥ * \ on Mt hs " a ' be ae : ” 4s Ty ome: fighe housekeepin 3 , : ; PARLOR. LAR -\ he at : — t) \\ aa T iM — E " 7 8. 7 ns eaters. 1 RR. gies tebe A Troe t. My PHERS: os ‘> L . a oe | ee ’ wires ; é . a Ts ei. Ff Ty Ta (a = \} PT 1 >" T AWS = a | Sk ‘ » si . ° ‘ LPs Ww _~ = , ore Ne were > ‘ ‘ = . : . os the . Sev yee a? ay the . ttet IAT OR Cer oetee) ravigTa™ and sl al — ‘. rounds ette: runnis 1055-—~2 rooms and : foor west wt reste Sup m: “7 3 » A I O ase Rs MONT AV .—St0en faedia & Gramsemeiee.. Sheba ee om & 2%. cCeht pte ~ te B WORE HS Rite wasn ie Ces fem Chee ONRERR f . : ° Sp nich nng ww ater ne ; of Tv; . a “4 r’ ° ee Sy ee! ; ~ — i ne women o ) ; Me wat. ae | . ” ‘ >. . « Teh. aS Wai de = ae ne : : | -_" ‘ ; . * ~aimet § : ¢ Re ee ava otheyY “ke 7 Thea te : - : ry see ‘s > ves ; >. 4 ’ oo ~~ “—y ** ‘a i pies ris " ’ é \ ae » = ° A e/ 3 jh. = ‘ = * 7 ~~ . , ’ ‘ a5 bb , -". " . ' , ’ * ' at) F (*, vute hat? ‘, 41609)—Hvuoms- on —~ ‘T° GOsHICHyY 417 bu oe x mel Gh ora , , . een az dwar 2 7 he 362? ] ». GK 3 ’ , £ * Saran _ 4 - i : a * Aw Ww . 1... . nits > aS : > ‘ , . be als baal s a*® Aaece @ & McPHE ‘ ° with: 3 woul tf a tie > cart 2 . ] > eer pan . PRAT sha SaTOOR MOS — eok® wWealaked ewe | peok NSN o = SRA =e 3 ~ ; onal = iT i & - I . an aster © ' on . ANEY WON " > wen. 6s . —s , n i peome- kitoenench. Frome | ee OO ELL RE cw. NY » GRAVE BLAKE & BRO. S13 Creeteet./ Geert CG Schemacker—Nebn endumake te advise tel oom anit, 2 pounds ree Sow | ‘ | Ary priv lege L e TY Water. } : ~ , ah Southwest “SE > - wee " > + on ~ 2 a & PA OWS \el M. Pree state =e oO AA lee + w * > ‘*. | na SPAR Waltine. | Pound ' OOH He ‘wWiewerweke * ‘fe >in - Aone xD Se 6 = . : ae eA 7 EF. rs ~ " ‘ ‘ “ ‘ A Wer. AP P ita las ' 2f : i. a “ _ : m . ae é 6—N ae — harlhes FF Sie — ie. Wied , 7. rn At S an te aes tytn CA Pastty eever 14 t—Myewal Bettie for the Meee, ? ouble room; couple: »? . sine W Tey eee m detreel ade BY the : , . audi ada the #a}t. Previews! : ple; all co _ Teagonable © oe f es e€a » it - , ‘ 4 a . ae ! vp a Sl ' tos . — , si! as ti ik - 3 M PHF ™ — eS ; 4054 Api % + ¢ ‘ : as i> .. > s 4 ws y ~_— _*. “a Y Wai > - “¢ * oO “a —_ ates Wee 4 . ° om “s ; at ay - : AN. ‘ o Very ai : apply ‘ are'’'aaer 4 ’ . * ‘ ; . a we : , ~r = ml 4 2 io 4 7, a .* ~. ho Khe + Aca“ . T —_ ~~ ; *% ~ 7 ¥ . ' . a’ i . ; . |. yt ww“ at e i | N n "No * he “eee the aveltow. @ . Ps “vom, apartment, first f] : rire a? eames ms} et saa “6: Southwe , ROLY FARR AMG ) ' hes @y swe | in Wale? ah@ Gieeaive wh &@ ung or iwo gentlen e oor east, 7, rs - . = =. c x = = ae . c ~ — s —. %) ‘ . S« . X e\ aa | * . *. : men, MERLOORING FOR AN” aPakTWwe> E 8 RG ScoTT. Soo Chestnut, REAL ES , SUNGALDWoo hee Jacod Mo Rungertere, Chicagoan Bess white the husband's annaal of bath and add both, tagerh ein | 4139 .) , PHONE DELWV R ee . & ~0 Ss 4 . , . ~ i. Ware _— i - By ~ 4 * ° fx " a « en m — wen 2 +s * c wt *, > wy hiting awl . wali mae ‘ vo aWwere ’ hares a on room; young . MePherson, 2d —" NM 4468-14 cocerea Darton =n VI — , : : CALL CHA OTHERS Pati Vac - sie * Laura Margares \ . a m ‘ one. es : wt Water t@ the MINTER etfs be & . ' hie F the 4 ‘i ‘ oors stear ' at . 2 Ss - 7) it At we t. Y r me ' . 49 Ar. \ tle , * ? > .% ~ > " ct } ve er) weet het sue Gen Yeve ' Fr« $ 7: Se x ; ' urs . _, o : oT AR tT *s mil wis _— . ‘4 “ © ‘ ~~ " oan - —_ — — _ » _— we “ . on $.* at *. . — . . ‘ : ‘’er 5 ard: mnt, 11 a APL Ee 5S0 — - , P + we . > = . = ’ RIS (UFSTNI fT feta) me ‘ : » the mie be A. » we ie s anle ‘‘eenen tine have " . ene ~ wo We bthinea Fa Row re. divt awe tet tt stand ‘ * ice; phone 8 ; Si. Charirs : WE HAVE BUYERS cent clarches_ sotekete: athe Laoka Hea Re, Behn pave 2. DriERt, Rew aEpearanc a few dave. whem Th will be | male, Brite, Amorvan tenes of ‘ ‘ ~ ty . “ - aX . it . = . = . . ’ >. » os . te . oo — : « pre ry prman " . m . . : ' “ : 74% ‘ ‘¢ air Aa + ay Pus : . ¥ — \ a . ma % '* .% . af 4 " ~~, . , , a are with sulph ’ tea . asom sheuld be Weed Prany ht ll = tw Reher® Bae & wertable furhave ~ Lreere Evervthing., housekeeping Pulte, “ She J a 4 . : : 4 , . a re at aot. statienery tub= : ant comm wast ae o : a 8 Ri os , « hoes one ms 3. EPSTFIN ere (rest ist wrth 2 ho . ‘ See — . Side a aoe A et MENTS Wed —Seuth Lad > Kingsland Ow me RB. amt J. Lawrence. PSSA Clark avenue mi. ae . ay “aR or ieee | red rena when the oaurt’® de i. oo ene . iv eniences; ‘ie neae (Ch rice NHITTIFR a ; — eres . have cash bu » aint ’ —_ re , . erate a suty pa im Yeur ewe - rhe stat . wee mig he ti owemte _ double | PAGE. 4004A—Frront pr “— d oF iad ae eas ard oS N---3 rooms, water s. ENG) ish RE ‘co. 6 . Gr sD re We LToOwW SNAP emo Se A404 N. Nineteen ih Hare The aagactatic pvt. v tebe Ht Would AvseTea Buon Riavhiwe eft Rie Revie 3 (nhe - eal 1OUVe water, private Forest 54 if ; 4 ; —_——_— +* - Io ~ tre SS > mon?) —s tverside ©4901 = 11, Gravo's ” Irma tI Au N \rw MODERN r _ : % - . wk « Arua ne tow nee - w Scrat on “aHhHot ’ * as ' Theuegat Tal AAW) w ir. Ter | Roawmeatne omit watnil- PAGE 45 ; " \ _ h t > 8 ns ee -~* e = ¢2st 4 > :. r~ . Pr > Oy = . icf) seam PROS ‘a > at A, ime _— : “f _ ~ : : a a ' as’ reve . vx f\ erm du ne s,* : . a s+ was ait ' eo «i ." wrheet ah. “ea my a awe ’ 4 ' conver oF: , ‘ oUBse eepin . * ~ sn - : ieThCeR: « 4 —— A . ems bial . - ~ S15 ‘ act MW. NMxtClani ‘ . ? \f (“a ft} \ Wa aa pad >. iu the weeds ef rooin, run- PAGE ni. Me Ty eae oe per w pe rge i, oa : - a " a 4 fr Ba 14 ae AND TALLGOR CITY REAL EST'’TE FOR SALE 4 ‘\ \ wears Ohes +1, v\ . , + "k a “ ep Fy ee (“a hah 2+ 00 rexard ne rg . ak \ s wtf e You should ansult a WSRF...273 Meters a. ing rooms and on » light hou ato _ heat and janitor erv- 2 en sf. showers. sedan FLATS AP’ Tm’ . end G. Peeald 34643 . Un be gg os 1 o-~™ tee a sit awW* ©) SATU RBAY, NOON Shee pard : ~ sem ; © sleeping. { - pear Forest Park: will «ab ang where: real ho Ss h ’ Ts FOR SAL : Biel ig a ' e jake at Ramona * reper “ uu: front } Mees ew 4523°—R lip ye : nw a : mr : ort locat ABE mem i. a cons en- Tt. , out c . E + a : : | iy) bisa tee FT sty fark ~ ' ta COURTS , — AITSN A ti The tilinals mhert ae wee Theos Ralbh Pee eran cs a Delmar 425 : eer y Sox RF on : “Poe harakh ee GAMBLE Soa t ! +. atmt 7. Fores LOIS Cease = » fina thea teeatian af 7 ne fram “ey as graduated - fF M gentlemen men; prov ate AB respectable : | § s ar ree or Td ‘ -: 4 , 6s — - DP iwmemiche Sau aoe a Rs oe Stn tas oo , a es a ‘t) Ay ~~ jf wcemee on = . CAT “ - a Her P@4Nt te 2A per paseball thitren ss PPORTRM, 1 RO oalen lo Forest 418 ’ i J EPS s.. ,;*2. DWELLINGS FOR RENT i Ceare 90 o. > i J terwue, Ms and t an us O ie hrilliant mn dng sprite. fe . st — rae ooh *.. , tales Qepend VPen the rw alate ry desirable: 80 TEIN s SON. © Fa é amt F. Jake, QORU Ua ¥ ' >, \e wt abs vie ' of the hehefiet park: genUeman, LS 3 0 west: = i? ( heat not ee) ‘ Z Southwest J : ; R qc \ « | 7 4 . wy e..% rive of ' Ma’ ‘ “3 ; a lec ts sored ihe eieewa sect The . + ayy ie —ROOM—U nurs) ual, “for, a 2438 —iavirg room breakfast Northwest at 4 —s ° age’ + Ww. North | art ts. Nisive 2 —— in the Spectal Tax effive a r th o Gepend upen the relatt nt ms WIL—273 Meters : LAL . a . . _ 7 a . ae . : x ‘ “ ‘ ‘ . 4 +¢ +e hk : » ‘ “ _ . . , 22 _ oy . oe t an ; . rh . yw . pe . . : ‘ ‘Reeve sa 400 1. oe - rides and vreak-| fay nd -——— CORNWELL R E CO lll N 7 hi A SB 4 Short si ' nertl and , ah rT Yr =o The fates and exemptiona are tee | anne, . Fiat bany 4841 sox LOR. 877 N.——Beautiful ja : » Shs ae he o . “ym ; HO—o-raom brick FARMS WANTE GBORGE N COO PE K ih ., a WW ane c ~ rausi¢nk. -M... Magnaita Peuecet we § CAN SUE Ine SOK enethy te publish here ae Bie oe Balm arn timeasiing partie, Agi (oi) | n apartment; ail conventenc ree (co? Ss ox e1 a. D Olive A’ TA sre ol * uN : . : 6. G07 Manehestes PSP UOLEOE = CNIS PF re anv Aaa st the veferen ' meNire ff via Millet, vholintet, Mare crab Foor. “bound | we aa i ow. ces: in " Bod ~ §N22—aAnartm ae 4 -@°>™« heat ~~ y ; _* ‘ . = : ee ’ - .* é . } ' . he . , —" bad . « ~ yh - . 7 “har = thet a! “ ~~ 4 “— . 1 7% PwMmee + real ' ment af the s bee 7 yiaiiet \ anes 4 . ANDEVENTE ! ee gems ice: elerant nifrion- sed 0° RUSH-RURNS 1105, rye! ak Send jem escription oe —_ saurer, A0t Lafayette reasen of th Cutts \~at en iheary, of ff yew have | | ’ tra rooms: e R, POOA § ....f adcl's 7 ” — ey : “ il LB ‘ ‘hestans : ) 4 Fr ' . “8 : 2 South » aint \ Jett “YSVIiA Sauth & 7. » thais of , PALS “e ve wp he. BPectitt are itt mat | ; — a a —— Bi ie = : with ‘ron VE. re hildren _welcome, _ . JOHN. J Do wi . LEN ~~ — u ~O is ™ii . \ 4 . e = iat Rl one , ih my Pel a tT ni t ‘ : noni eae r sgl .® ran , reome ; ei Ee : ee tiA , . ‘ . . x ‘ ‘o % veh ie at and werese. an hy we. har : - , ae 12 a an 4 Chee*n it (c@8) i e:- ‘ earace euree ‘or car | FARMS FOR SALE i , sell to set! on J amiiv flat ‘hota + — y' Jacks a, isia dia ' PRONE. SICA PR Write re tha ' | rt 4 Wereon ~~ he seat mova eroheatre Tava ana — i 2) VE ej _ OE iine. es 2 — ee ict MmEGER i Ah m " = erprect ' ode Woesttmitteter et) 3%) Liam leh he et fF @P we tie. pal . fs the warhk thet . ; ‘bau rooms 9 4 fount. ho 514 2— Room. with u re of ity 4 ARTMENTS ¢ . pf mA eS SCO $68 1——T! Iree-room cot- tT cS a! : : tf-ascoonadce Sivtmes r = xf 4 uit »2A , tree se © ifftice WwW TT he “ +) c rad ' an same felanien _* hel th «ae , ‘ harite 10 1° Alame ore neetera, a) fel) ome surroundings. Dasest 88 . * OR RENT , atin a ti x hates . rie 1A ‘es ecreen« y Florida : GOT bot i , , , \¥ ‘ ~~ a 1 ¥ at she 1 . West mineter infourmatin “ re - + ' — ay e : Vernal ‘ we , oh gy Nh " oe fies hat iv twice 19 } rep Ieevtre 1 ikaw ssioniin "5 a mand 5 Bad hfe weet also pay gas bill. S35 "OUNG lac » } . CHEAP ' Hite, AVARA v4 ‘ : ee wee PANS ott HVET HOT We - ‘te Parten the : : and wrers VERNON, @s2 -Nica late.” tested nn Af URNISHED ont] ad ts onle 2)? wa & a - Rah few lots more than ean = ele ot by he a’ . Whatne Al — W seat tales 4hiva W a> yt a Nhe mesteading feloah The maxim Penatt i 5 we Ar ’ Mittahbure ree (aar s). %, reas: fame ge housekeeping rooms: bi ~y ; —_——_— j ' Qiy, sac phat Ss Ay $7 2 eee . c lose he >i tie _ ace. ed ’ cat o ; “ ren . . - . Lon ss artenes % anan' ; WwW ty The bank re} tatty weit} * Hiel wetee SF ete toted «* miriam } la' mttactio seihheert mily hs oo er n poem ; single or en suite: South Post-Dispatch hit = $is. Call Olive Seu: net. tpunint a eee eo ; vt Bo Vitwent, MGA ical not cash a tweo-vear-old she envy Weuld be Tmpflisenhimoal in Weed “ul em es © optiona enaemoareee : iv) i’ eet Siie\ ti - \ ari 10-room house. beth FAR MS—40 to SO in tub a vi ~~ t-famile, mew: Bullt — and PF. 4 ‘ ; preval However, the check ta stilt years te it was lareeny from a dinhker canoer ® mueteal pre reasonable. ] or ” wen arere front — ° ‘ ee ¢ ‘tr ee e will rent to = ' bateens =e | 4 ot acres improved, near | m iy \nenine . haniw mi floors .oe* ‘ atu? a Pinel ‘ IO Rulws _ | a ara al ti hea sehaeo that we bere dwell Ne hatiwe heat \ ene! eee Poh ths " haaeet ; . eT) | WASH N ae Sonventences, —-- ic o ) ee this good rooming ho _ 2 See, | CBA . 100s good Toads; good water. | f NX : mee , NeNDS each, the hath My amt M. wh y. Mh Coen tet ste the drawe if } 4 8H from the pereen, er if a hares Wa ye . aH HeareR; 1%, with twin | and ‘kitchens? 4346—Clean. West GRAEF. 907 Chestnut. Olive 1242. ¢c@) | Steeemer. De Beto, Me 06) |DIRHL. Gasol Greet RS and Ho Hetple, SOA Wyou fuses | rif (he bank Fe-| staten, and five Yeare th other Hance Prugram ‘ chenette: jolnin KENSING Bream hea aa : Hii tl AT, i’ I reales Ts. C, ] oreheatra : all | Peasonable. ) ; @ BUNGALOW —Modern 4 S ice Colannaion hae. first-class Turn ‘. Ranks 43. dogs DI AL QU ES STIONS he - ae WESTMINSTER ~~ 4957— — AJ oe oe FOR RERT FLATS FOR RE=T—Furnished Pace first ' ores a. rp | frame: i HOU 1 IO ee eS » lea. » etty ii@icte ° rhiwhy ron - ii hi | \ aL af " +i, iv . “ PAR, Cleveland (nae 4). é. nave single ana | single. —Larce treaty : poouns : HI : Seat font. This beuen com to beans anton Ss cae monthly call MURPHY, C Sophia 2ROR Pelee Health and santtation questions of public tnteréat anty will be can ony Cinner eencer oe | a ,.* meter Ying tr fry Wes a SiTka.. twad Nie in ai WY b ; cea — “ on se lume te veties ’ . ‘ to er. O17 i heat nt . ’ s . j a ° rs bit tan ~ 4 . ~ \ e ’ : ' - tivia eo ere ete meet er > ¢ WESTMINSTE ad “xs acne A. > = AC t light. gas. ‘phone: adulte aK ' (nut. Olive Jaa. > rT ! } | 1} N ' ‘ .. } =. »} Alien \ iN There te ne acheal fear ' eheg ra. aa floor, | hicehen: R PL. 4053—Koom - Vs — fev) | cf) | , CW ‘tat | 7. wht Mich te } MRA fa 1" raa.a i:chen: $7. 50: ce OS aaah rm ~eaer 4410A—4 Prgoeecs - PENNS - a_i { " é s\ ? t val 7 ‘ : ean male nHuPree i i} , A ’ 4re «6B Se OUPMAHY ' vahoe, reading ennes Rawth Pexcellent | ovnoers Delmar a= Central ¢: ively ire -oms. bath. at- ENNSYLVANIA SA1—f _ . —— . oa oe Khevetith a i" sie «lty, etther | ferme of sa.eall ‘ a . ee ‘ furnishes * Se . . . ‘ A ery 4 rensrry ( | }: \ } | AN 1) " ’ } Miu) Ya } ‘ va ed nmarvy erie «eh Amert . se :' > ~ Sea ’ — = TaueE 7 ‘C4? os arels MASS i bee x ~~ , shea did. } {, \ wi > Magnolia j free ! a ett eters et , ean revbadeure Hawal. |? ESTMINSTER ri 4331 s . rooms. $15 Ss Seome ih FT R NI HE D FI. \T-——40xx weet: euitabdle pri = 34. -s go to ‘00. P aan , a * os @ : T] I] \ Ni TS Ribewe ‘ ! hh oy net any ef whieh da we ian g@ultariate 16.40 housekeeping, adjoining bath: " 4 . ‘ ; 74) | or roomers 2! est 1813W ‘ Or x Olive i: ‘ one | i N ()) Dp . » A Ie I T " A sha a4 ued \ baetoan VRS vt i & Wn ' , ° ih thief alone eould he depend Ortoles Venlences ' adults: also garage. , . 6 i 51 \—3 . and a om OLIVE 3ea&NaG-—A--oom furnished flat: b. *-RAEF R E ALTY CO. OT 7 Chestnut (c@) Py 100 block Grace ay se , “4a Chin a 2 ‘ " é . a Marehkt | \Y asnermann need en +" \ " %. ed tipen for eAFreetian Nive wil danve, (ielee Hirethere: Marte ges ee ey oe ’ le a rent cheapb tere *- e A ——> & Pct “4 ; 4 re > “4 0 f{ePFathj! ‘ ‘ “eba bPe 4 lo . “ ' : “a. . whe - Le ‘lieve } ’ . ’ ort a ' : WESTMINSTER. 4°57-——° lovely ; — , : reescnatl bl H-BUR NS. 1105 | : ~ ay eall Sunday man con Pe gh gs a F ne homoge for iw after heat 4 - BP. lie eel « ? rs ss - Weleste: i moa Aree m ALA birth of the ehtild tices tat réllevVe would net he of any benefit Kelly, readings pie: IBS agg Ti aig a le for 4 p Tig a - : ces F Fdear a\ tf ¥ ” ee ~ ” . ~ i —p —s l ald te r screetia built , . 4 ~ lef . SPOUT Leg . my wi SS ‘ srey, . Ps , Mh) OC‘ aera | the miather ef the dliaearse i MiIRa VIN mr We da nat think i WRA A, Dallas Nowe s Journal WESTMINSTER. 4528—Double * North LATS AND AP’T’S WANTED | any evening this week ome to, Sere each floor, sirecity Saeiawan teas . “At. MTP LA Texas, HOWARD.—A boy 16 yeara of | th* tones ey reaponaible for | | (478.0), 6:80, Jert Randel, pian siteping room: ale ; rt’ ~ NICE COD 7 ?) up-to-the-minute flats; exceptionally well | i" his «¢ 40 ania Pris | age, & feet 8 Inet | hele your hate coming out in bunehea | : . 7 : © single room, AN D> oa N Ay - i 'Furn : NTRY HOM! PPruilt. fre» ho . aliy well ~~ : : * hirty seventh. | neohes In hhelaht , | iat 8°90. Ja : ‘ water: _phone $4. I Awood —- Noe 4-room fiet: :. ished Fiats and Apts Wtd > ‘ TOOMS, OC teow m por " electric and se them ¢ vi % [ane car a on et. : » iit 136396 3 Nov otteenth rhould weteh tae pounds We dea The ¢ ondition ia teat titkely anit ‘ aa " Rucker, ha ees; WEST PAINE 415 3——Now. =; 7 ace: screene 4 secre, an ty ty FLAT W ie. —Furnis! bere V or emall apt ‘ | water imate led : rage and outhouses jot r“See wus ‘ RR ST , AN aR IN , ) beri: ' - ¥ oe aa > iid Sullivan not know what wentt mean hs Alopecia areata This te a wondl Nlre rr uohker, planter. it, Adele coo ront eittan a } '. “ormms _* . , . ‘ CHneayp > *.¢@ Yo™~ , ‘ * os he >. ‘ ' ' "s ° ; , 3 weet onvenien: es. a’ . $5. LY! DES FISHER add | | Opal between TI - : ‘'y nd 4 Colfax Eureka. aro a) "a NONNENMACHER,. CO., O10 Chesthut. st ‘ Bo 14——d ff : : ' ©T14 H ; — =~ “) \\ rt Huds ti) . a s . ee ee _ f “. ) ng. : . POO. S&S rooms ath ~ 4 ANLEY ROAD . mn. MO, Te M Chay rereu _ -- atin ’ __ € 5546W ges i pet poms. bath. | SUB | @econd house nor AD. | Ww Sforwan. 04. SA9 Clay, Fermuson, | ’ 7.30, etudle preeram A le cetric and WEST Pp INE 9R5R Single and con a on: ! rea gor able. 'P) + 5 BU NG sein. PROP. FOR RENT j ya OG —. ens “ti pla a sd en Rage ETZI I West . ute BS Met orkis, nh ‘hae by | ‘Mo Ohne ON PERSON' L. pROP'Y , — - eramper .s w% jaa F (oR!) &. furnished “housekee ; ’ ) . ’ —,-room. furnished or unfur- | ace. chicken house. fru t. - » tame wr -- — Wi ; . ving rooms on = ' ont w ‘ le bh sha th nye 4 : of ik $7 | Ls —‘¢) EDGAR. t141 (Map pe IP ~~ aa 7: | ee ASR) | Impro ome * or 7 ou “ reome: all AUTOMOBILE LOANS ment te “te ia NS Mth .,! aditve mnt Is (s h) ' orem ROOMS FOR /RENT—COL ‘ LI ; ¥ aan age rapes. =, wats m bungalow: large yar: $75 (eR) | BUN : ay, ow | Pade sane . — ' a ntral OIVO. te) ‘y rnit ur " : . | wey ; Mohonetady (ATO), £90, a a me 2 lav tOn a: ce oe — , Ad tA. nie (Man le wood) y roe ' yA ho: aie - . } ie its. o 7 rooms. Al. lI. auto loanfa nad ¢ | ; | y! . danve muale ' ’ fee; 37 blo. . = |noret o: > cCAWLEY R. CO tT es etc. hot-water heat Cabany IS8k9J = mt | Stop paying rent and buy thi | termes Reo soon orice S1° a0F to $1000 a - L. 5 — $96 . MANS (Copyright, 1994, by Madto (Meat) ’ fote! Ten Fvew, “=. i, DUBOIS, 4323 Enright — N es ,. CIS « est nut. : ae ‘c) i new -room ‘bungal ie beautiful | ; ox KR ATO h. oat-Dispateh of , ; nm your car; private cont $150 te 21000 any time vou heed ® “ TAR, Atlantte (Wer (275 ee furnished rooms, ali new linen, ER 4407 3 Cos. | | thle roof, copper roe lll with, 1S-in. walls, |! ERSHING, S7xa—6-fomily apart , ar ~.., Valter back easy paytnenta: bring everything private) ne investigation amen KDKA, Pittsburg (400.1), @, base Heaside Matel ¢ % > yy room: “Ae Used by_anyone; hot and cold water, oa \—-5 rooms. bath, gas. new } HOUSES WANT | wood floors x ~ porch, hard- sh omnis smd sun par! on: aff apa ememt 4 o_ atite ny Lean Co., 1086 N. Grand your trian or emplovere Pay back 35 ball aeores “ 46 , “ , | ° le ’ 24. y inhetey 2 reneon.- rae an@electric; rates $2 60 and : B bitaasts new shades ” ED ' Dullt-in tub empagtiy ~~ Ban bath with ; ’ 1S Ths nth fate last vear an "i t- 2 i uirit il 0 . m (om) to vi week , : ‘ ; ' eerie ert, N aa Lopes Jr ‘ss danvea nreheatra il) vacant to select feuun: o1 » ©. . . 518 Wainw tight Ride. | ‘ ‘“OTTAGE Wtd.—To rent. with ’ etc. ; niy S50 OOGWOTk, fixtures, | ick se! S16 500 , 7 1 + FOF ATtLIcM ‘ JOAN oO 1088 N. QGQ meohall scores * it house. | “Rs Mnvesticate at hee elke i Fi. 43: (ev) | , buy. Modern 4 to 6 cottage i bene | oe Mr. "Grey. Bene paiapee like “sy | Post-pisp som so SRA ied) DO YoU NEED MONEY? | Courteous treaiment Nourse & 00 aw KIND, Shenandoah (204), 7.90 “ i gore wy Titres - Cnertiow wh 1 ya fuel ; . —— rit room ‘ t ow citv or countVv: warake. Rox rR ” : —S { ) :* : Pe > APART ‘ihc Ne’ ° ose : , P | ti th the t er ’ ; ‘ . . /a0 . LEFFINGWEI ; ~— Or Ss, a: mith Rath : 4 = VOLE POE. ss eo 7 Lien tc h oh =" \ rs ornate rr? ie APO pe Me for j ares Auto ‘oma in _ ee Car eft iv | ( eancert wie ead an (he a) : Pr rooms, color : nt Sg » —— > oo t 1. Dive os hed ic Hh) j U AGE OR BUNG ATA WwW Wtd 5 room pO ASHIING Ii) . is ™ wl . ' ° ’ wae ise e on the? rac { i eonfider tle KPA mMemtl o . . ; ’ ’ i] , ” fe bak kitchen pawl x as coma gy seen downei —- south Side: modern: not to exceed $55: | WANOLA A444 ~—e Lawn PeOOMs:, hardwo 7 al Pty flats, 8-6 ppen evenings | (HLEM MOTOR CORP ; LOANS ON REAL ESTATE . iy ' egaelA B, concert; harmonte orehestra: @€:44. aon ~ — lt ; *Y fo ue il! lene ’ oO o ' at : My iets ne P - re a°: ) ae , ' hot . eat re) \ iPmre i to i a) ‘ od “, Pe . ° ; ys AND i. LATS—Furnis _ ever er it ee: — eee ee ee AP | Raat-Ddenatch. 7 rn PE BOE Osis Re residens ~ with reed ey © 7- | terms Hox R 260. p, price $19,500 ’ tr et west ; ten. Pmt ANG UG Geees OF Int age ) ve Fimes| of the ourf; 6:60, Veuetii’e Ba t converient: rent rea MAC wt ; —~—- . | 4 SESS aoe fee) tchenette, !@ baths, fu ae ‘omt-DMapateh, «co@) . , reat a PBA ties ANOS Pale / 05, dance | s families and cou ‘-E, 3041 —— Go ; a loub) a rnace: lot OOx1, 0: \IONE , erat MANN PHeALTY &8 . eS 05, danhee aoreheat ples, for respect jood condi tion; 3 | double garage: can be . | TY LOANED ON AU TOS 4010 Grave , KWH, tell ra, | wle uto Loans , ane Sonn? pest Rey) } 7g feaeunabie orehestra 10 10, preg@ram f White . ©lnetenant (805 %). ® use, fur- NF 9 7 AR YW nail ‘ J. McCAWL EY ie P+ elec tric. ‘lars: . quick action w anted. Add. gas. 3 ectricity, fixtures eco: large bric kK | St, Pgsse satan, at once ; ' °S $12 amo 3 aa? rv) poe . 4) £ Servite a | 7 . . id ‘ heat ra u - , “ . ore . aa $) \AZA OTEL, Sif Locust —( % Co.. 615 C hestang. | Roe P 1) ek 2. a nee me nt. ete.: ¥4500. | "4 LAKE & BKO. 815 Chestnut 25 to £1000 Quick ' ANNE r tt rivey Theatmuy | vir Auditorium, Calltfornta’e 0, popular gong feat. y, Wee ‘wal > = -_ - - ee , ov ( Ju a over aqe% , ures . - rage —. nate n a N. Front 4 rooms, electric ea a. ost ispatch. (ce Se Phone Olive 564 3 ean hs. Bi By got ap ae - —y ~}, bring | MONWY TO ba taNn ‘tes MO tule & ¥ : Diamond Judoite e, ape Lal Pea tints aly . Hert lindsay ana —— IDEAL HOTEL” BRIG Locust—Reuat aE eiER— Oy 1526. rear, (ol)! be moras gh S| CAaz South utes low rates 98° yee 7 mt , tate, both firet ant mecene PB a .. ot a | program, addresses, grand hal! Ayiward, 19, orchestra m ¢ water: bathe; Sfoome - 44—Fiat. three beautifert |GASTLEMAN, SS49——7 large ro rye; Snewer in eu hours Nee i?, dance muate WwW . aleo aes | MARION HOTE 2 Gar. $4 week rf ee oo 4 | blo ke =o) | a of ; wom ae FLATS, ETC. an City | pron: ¥ strietiy moc Le - a. ~ > ~y ’ ‘? i Aleit Pico Tat Hi Aion’ “Sta THe i >. | «3 w, , te ytemee’, ' ‘ im, ‘ himng@o (844.4), € 46. vernll - newls furnished neton & os Mer 4°07 rk; everything modern: $45. | NT F BUNGALOW lLAT- che hes ; Bg Grane Loe M ', , Chestnut, (em | ‘ ‘omliand Oregontar | byw the 7. : Cal Dian rates i» Rs co ea ited, | : SSO! Garfield. Lindell 7841. (c6) BR ANTN ; OR COLORED = versity City: 45.105 “s2000: alt i~ pJEPPEMSON, 2882 @~~7.room |, LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP'Y MONEY. SF De. MONEY s dance muete - b (608.8), 12, National term a p 407 MEL viTTy Ao “Hore saa tion ny ’ ¥ ry — bath: ER PL , 3146—Ffour rooms vy | provements, Hox H-37 Post - Dispatch. = arced : ereonae, coy ON ie eet e ' Hit) (Cheatnyt fom) | lam Anavcles (405.2), &, he on, or@maniet | rleh bart. Renished | LIANTE 4N50A ee : (ole) 300: “$1000 cas bal a 7 ’ e Mr. Welar oan tre , ove ; ' mifidetitial, Mtain . AN lielitntied amotnl, oF tel eer ne ' fone eae a] eonve rooms, bath. (eae) ' lot Btn 1 37 nie iy $12. O06. ] Box ah Eliz dential ISK] Rallway rachange | MONEY WANTED RX’ LG, travel tath * 50, Atwater w “i Ay, (hier geo ~ (4a? 4 rand fl : b : . ». j WIG_DISCHIN ‘D> rent. ‘ OTS . - (18) we (6) ee Lindell Boule ard ng S022 N. Gi Gr . =, | 0. J. MeCAWLEY R. CO.. 615 Chestnut. | “ho 5212. 2 § 35 a Ps will j Foreyihe. | FOREST PARK a, er Gt Chamnhen end Gantele es TT ; , ge cr ment orenemra; 0:80, munies 16 Fred Daw and Ruseell rl : P r uti nge. together Ad. nN. Biss 1 - i | eo ’ a n af - - t? ‘ hi ‘ ivi le. hhox b, " ‘ ~rV ; ‘ 1400 1) . vn *? gor a’ ( herokee ma id (irs ar , ; | ] | | | | i ca } ot; Ween, Saar’ ‘caer. PRMologue; 5, Ching 4 Altraet ve rates makes thie - RETT _ - ADIC cy} ~’ *. . m orm } io ,7uUsINeSS corner In / . ye ‘ ria? ; £1000 te ' . flatie @ Orene alta 1 \ ’ ) ear ™ “a : ' A. 4817—3 roo — ’ Cc ; r, In tniver@ity | te MONITCY > Gam ” P 15 000 HHINKOM aret Nighithawke | eater revue roa ler moat desirable home. Re . . ms and bath “T2198 Merchant st.. 3 rooms, $15 aa “$110 per foot. Box R-364, PD 4 4% 7 ANDE VENTER Pt td “The dee ae $79 to $5000, on | T). vertnot St om ote ‘eee Un! "| KOA, Denver (a22.4 - ‘wn, »% Rens ni im. Fe- hm sulle; private bathe: , cam Th -~ cb) | 2016 O'Fallon et % rooms $12.50 i. _ A . (o#) tf Ba. ml oe noaanan ne eve - : ™ an ~ Soy lian paveble in 560 week prminitol ff 2 €%. G10 Cheetnut. OF. OA . , v, dance ‘ Sieveved hy (ae 4), on > aor ork ‘an plan; splendid food. i ; A ty bright rooms over | Suan a Rh st 3 roome. : will —— ae , oruer. 7000 weat: eeeres pl Oye b.tmede td eer P . | count | t ~. prese = oy “ois oi io@i | arn wn Fleet wood orcheetra * pe i > 8h ge — (cH) [sa J anon mt J§ rooms 1 : -etory uildiga: $125 2 per (Chestnut Well n= + * ‘a TAS | MONEY Wie We ‘bave eavet i - " * f ) ie, Pee ‘ROOMS WANTED B bright roomie, over |o, 2430_N, Ziat xt: 3 rooms toot. "bon RANT. Post-Litnatch, (cd, | REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’ moni sistem atcsch, Ldbe Wodigt | ONrtenech far cgue’ nisihe Tesh all | banehaiir gamer aie geeeeianaae lalties housek ROOMS Wiad one : a ., (cG) J. MeCAWLEY R. CO. 615 Chestnyt eo Choice apartment jote in Univers. | PUL TPA ol RED meyy (cB) | tnvestuent Co, L1G No Ath, Olive DAM | baseball, Jack Coakley’s Gabt WMC, Memphis © ’ reey A ay Nilo id.-.J. unfurnished, | . . 5126A—New — o7 ty cit oS f — 7 . b220——-Flat: $Y (VIC PURCTHIABRING & ; a ~ ommercial Ag-« ‘ , and ; . “ew 4-room flat, | § — oF) | Roe 6 per foot; fully improve 7 ler L7OOH hefes ot) ‘ oa Pua » et ltiyera of (oR) riana pews se | prmgtn"seasonabie . pee ec roomed ivory finish; separate | Pao sts NS won. ‘MT Cheatin tnat.(o*6é tor n3a: * oa fc) 8 ROOMS, WINDSOR ‘ he aA tha : + | wre 3 ‘vp end nie . “ety counts, te looted | 0%’ aa pve Soi, wen ft oale Kw ! 1th, th { & i \ WwW CoA. os i Poo re eer. o © or'ce on r ied meeping porch; $55. - : oe nut (o*6) sae ¢ ot = Univerality C te ‘lL... Shan nes 2 7th me tof) | . On Preverty valued BOO , pringe attonal y #t-Dinnateh . 8. F her. 722 C . BO. ty City. on ler 4 Wh » CASH 500 am BI ha | Park Ow York (840.7), 4, ras. be ; % —_ isher. > Chestnut. (7) aythe x15 sultab! elec va nt AB: teome ‘ | bomen fb ferent y valved at Byte (ava , ro 71] == — a ~ S F — i flat ow — a Gil for 1. family rie, f ~~~ o8 at r » Tee - peat _ tied > sire +) af? 4 Pet . 198be m), v) 16 baee hall . ettal " ore he 4 — «em eet se , Proit Mother is dance er WoOa!l, San Antontese (nee 5) s:s¢é aint, | ROO D BOARD WA Soutn | HEBERT, 2500W—Repr 88 AT — Choice snrestrivied Wi ii University | gNICH,O-ROOM MOU aE. % “Tl BORRON MV W, Cheng Pore ote seems Wiek fur |ROOM AND BOARD Wed.—Baby, J o— Cc alion st.: $5 City: “80% af Sotory Sparimontn ss | 2061 Bail; v, “eso CARE OWING MONEY KY , ’ | ne" “hry a + stores; $90 ; , 2 oF vacant spered ‘ . ‘ I W, t hile ; ; per “2-5 | . months old. _ Delmar 2623. . 62104—3 room. ha th otal ptt ah at a és S$) r.284% Prat ee: will divide Boe pe int a: oe home baiies ‘4 wo a 7S >» rt STOOKS AND SONDS ; ’ " (han 4), id a WOAW, Olrmahe (528), ° orcheg. ak es ~—- Sm tae aa a 2 ane de —— - i, . ‘ 2 } ’ ae as . ; (oy) , ren! dome ~min - , : i 7 A wti.. be leper ie of etack fe " et ertae me ; wa tpamte al ' ‘ for hehe _. ied) 14065 = N let at $$ OLEATHA. (Ox tie at (804 Windes nal mee Ir TDenw i in eetattished ebeis , , oor . prograrn tr = , j feta) , rooms: bath: adults only wR ladiaon «ft s5 hot-air heat ae eg pock bunca'ow ; ind men ‘ usiness Wi located in mt ft pm By ye bieine w | mw sy ttavana (400) ). 7: 30, ae! . ', orchestral 7 39, epea hers’ \. room, | ore ; ia: i scmhe hath, aah. {0° 2° MCCA WET KR. CO... GIS Chestnut | etremt made: excellent condition: ilinee . | P eat | r nie » tom P-267, Pomt-Diepatoh. toh coheert, Coban senge | hour; 9% pregram: 21 Arthur ‘ ir ra. . , - '*aenr far ~_— oortan Oe? ¢ i nheeas ' . . ‘% . § . 4 : | PAR a aODDOSIIC om I ad Rg + 5S. — | if) | Box f-306. Post. Phennteh $8500; term: f | N s roposition WhiiM, €hiwen (286 7-10. te Haye and his organ jubilee, Dr, “Private | R, ‘a\room wear Ge week | rents | | " i aa RESIDENCE Beautiful 7-room (eS) ANC] AL lof ies eid ai Ke siedemnammuanticdeemnenia ees wor mu announcing. oe furniture ge set ey. ay - mic : West | k. on Princeton av.: tile } + ii. Pig wns Oy a mil . _ LTTE (4, Devenpert 7 samt . 405 SRA—Modern 32 . , ' seta ; ww bath cedar ih sounte from 850 tae $1000 ta | a a : 4443.6), 4, he a ereek: bathing. “ti po wor ele + room. HNARTMER fF hot-water heat: everythi | t? r LS SUSINES bd ‘phi » i park ik n “eee 4 . : mm 6344 Brick garage - te ' _ ing * r} ng mod it] prefeseional or buetnees ft j 4 » ' nS al ball seorem: 129: OM rk ; gg ation; , > floer. water, electri Pet .- mL. ant oe 4 bs ts00x1 38 deer owner wiil eacri AUTO I worker. who on occasions paatn il , . OR SALE Tee °. mrusioai program; 33 Apt.-flat; 8 toon BRRIDENT L Rox “AAR PTD fe) oe 3 MOBILE LOANS tioney ure@entiy | POR TUN] TIES CONPECTORONPRY, San nWwheer ener ohacten: *® (onnor and hus ore sleam heat very mod met rage . P eom «e«un perio with ca Al ‘ fio AN> At ope ’ , % : . ory" on cur’ " song - Petes ; ; ‘ attached by angi, “inet inen Site : cones : a There are tim ‘ 7 tah os : ’ am ict: | TO LET—BUSINESS PRP'SES | 112 F008! hpper seid work Tarke Poime | OreTeln. Midnay pbs “* ihe | Rowrl annere ere, times whee mast Hh : neh « otter 000! - Artivwr, patna stil - : _ : ery rit “ ° ns , ; re 5 : ’ ' i” ., ' « i ret AT? sow THE rl » rovins, bath; gaa. em m with fireplace ha mt wood flo AUTO LOAN ee " F ance tiered beer t bee =I n throughout rs 8 -§9; : . priod ehh § atin ahd oe W Chicage RST ONE HUNDR i 7 ! fl Central = | throughout: hot-water heat: automatic) ar} quick Rent? 81000 on your The REMEDIAL eveTee op |i BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 4... ight, US48 Mehne 2M ke | WOM, (447.5), &, Ratan ] ur re Me ery hice & reoms. electri: 3116 LAW TON, ihss® NEW; ONLY 646. =... -) ion. copper screens, shades. ele written; bring titi n ial morigages re LOANING. INC offere the o ra) let en revalts " Cw ow Meet ell beet ine eit i 44 concert, wholintet pianin® ; 4 a te mec , oI a CHAUNCEY P. EATH OoO., Olive 3168. xturves: decorated throughout ren Sunda ( °: open tae nes ortunlt ; v . : hop emeil patent far «lee ; 4 | - + Bae me A BER ER 4 ao , = (ea) wanes: ® price and convenient terme to fr y 260) Durmrn. 1654 «# fterson: Pp ner y for you ‘o meet your ‘* : ne ail iow from etroete and #aikhe tifenu fF ny, awn | v, re. Kainbeo Sk yiarkasa., Meiodia : ewe —_ hres . . - - _ “> ; ete ’ , 4 ” ri 0 bey , 4 ey ne, AT : ep ms bath eh ma Bib, ". . gt Lint sT o54——Entire = iain —~ a5 at ne 23% parts Phone Mr. Sullivan. For oa) on a money requiremerte Biese ( (OR Poet lihepateh LL aid eote AnRKET > '"s te Williameon Mrot her , THE sn. SMA’ Al I PRI CES Ti. f ‘ poe ee oe a cntire buildine 225x134. | Fe! ss (2%) Money toanea “ ani let use explain how bdin end 4500 & 4. f m 214 A 3 nice rooms: gas 2 stories and basement: elevator, heating eer $25 up. Confider: suianabier thie «an be arranged on on ees ||/| | iT} | Harmony @ingers, artieta. #50 $100 oO $l. ee snacdes : °1. . 8 et wi 2 to eulit: reasonable rent. seertenae treatment, low retes partment beele I} SUSINESS FOR SALE ™ ye any. ay MEAT MARKE : fe whe, w hes : - : r _ocust Oar ' i Pee mee she . at $10.00 Down—Monthly ae fio Wainwright Bide oH BROOKS REALTY 60.107 N. de ___Webster Groves ; your possession Bring rour title Gur Naten Are Right, SATTERY AND RLECTRIC aeRYION| /** bitty “buctees, SOUl Caos” fen. | achingtem (469); Mout y | a Ce gee i | Ok . " ” 468) = ere re ee NEWELL eccy makiig 13 Veare Our Bervice le Prompt : STATION.Well setablished, @uing large! uel. ORS, G1 (aes ten | Waeehington orchestral 7 12 W ai iD va W ' : th $20. ear | ing 3 ded . mar ee — ua ndy new s'ore with ane i esigne and Built by it} : ! a S SS 4 \ () |) ats ‘wifes fiae ry “ mere olt® tereme crn tun ae | ’ * , .. os "OM ..*o _— rat urnished on new white way: de ie 7 ~ va 9 ? MAA RL Wid MR a AB, PF wii vel io; - sate bicet 2a . ; : ciranie ocat rr for ary ro ~is. gents fur- We W [LF ORD P. JOY A TO | OA LO A \ | N (} pri’ °F lL Lae errai eaah tem era eee a | | @rsiia tb) fee hed. gi, erree ~~ Pore ri 6 J 7 s aie te thee 44104 art a Ps feore Crear take oe wih eee ‘ ’ tf if owheer Peg .’ ts c: (ANT - (OnE 4 Ten ey Be : } oo iv’ Feat trend 4 ‘eal iy ri ie uM. ‘ati treve t ug idole L ttieet Fa. CLEANING ABD t7RING Pi,tt Peat reed Bay, terme 649 i | AOOMING Hist Pos lig ‘ wl betepticeee ome berm obs muet ef! +914 Peet Pl emeteh felt Heatly weal ae rrieco to F ay < amous. | ' ny nus. Pac. to Acacia. : “7 | ,- 2 Allee iawion! )—Srmal! nishisigs. florist, ete. “ee thie at op ~ ’ " in a aT) ct oe tri firs | L JOHN Me ‘RE! I Pemous- Darr. Sixth &8t. . “ fontaine a Ulve AOU? Co fax 2315 4611 N. Grend. (c6) nr - r rahi y , _ }). n. ul ni hing: by J. Open Daily 9 a. m. to 9 Get 925 to $1000 on your var te 9 contiéens ae a keep car, =! Con t Curran, Pres, 1 Fee wild. 12m, 4:30. : Al To ‘ © . 3 80. = roo rm le . " ; ecern le . » . . ; Ke from Roosevelt. High we West se Kennard A Sone ack $5 works. bring One — « LA = TY » , Yo —_— ™ ~ : Te » Te | hath Ss wn Pine +. . —_ ;arTee rriode rn store and OM) ‘ - % : Pome and sturpe: BN f at: adjoining corner drug store ey aaa w : ert Place ij THR wont AHLEM W alter H., Bramman, CLELARISG aw} raiisia eit ii ot ee ee! ae and electri O H. BROKE HE 7 ation ~— a Fns.l.er tasrove a MAN’ . eal mining tewt tf Gepthere FPigete mer} hihi EALTY CO. 107 N. 7th s Trust Co. |. 1035 N. GRAND. cp. 8 Ag leet g Secretary Gud fipturee and cleaning plant Sh Lig dob PA , tat ‘ ther biel shisiteg oe a Pit : ~~ 7 TL rt. ea ft Y i we ied i xe <4 500.4 Oh mica! Hulmding » i Hiawatha Real . Lv Hi Cheetn: it Phone, Olive 1 ™ 256A—6 rocmis and balk ae HOUIAMONT. 1342—Store. $55. hea: rae ) Agent ck io) : pi : j Dhubed@ Lal Vabany 1987. 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The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evenina newspaper COMBINED SATURD - ve Daily 9 rene pap SEPTEMBER @) torial Page és Daily Cartoon F ’ i anstadian afl » at iad Whats ee ot hid 4 LY Shab as Fire ’ dal | atte backend eas fs +) Ila ‘ee gee ee 7 ; rae - Pht al br salugeg cA i 8 TE PT Mane bigeye ’ cet 7 iE git Pee eee oe baal tt i ’ i int Ae: ve bak’ Lies Pe ated tase! oobhaideslss ish snes tlabalesses one! teabieesds: if ae telecine eee hs habe tis oes ~ og tb dba) cathode thet tbe et beni. distil v - Beonnecunney BON HOTTEST DAY. BP ACVEALS A STILL OT EO, gE oe te a ep Rp pe oe ee SO Ne eee - ie ee ee a prenew “gre HR olice Arrest Worker Dis- EE tilling Whisky in Garage and Find Pipe Line Lead- \' ing to Vats. | “390,000 GALLONS ’ OF MASH SEIZED |, q re pt sctric Pump and 165Gal- lons of Alcohol Also Dis- covered in Vicinity of | 5318 Wilson Avenue. he a a Rie a + ies re > —s-* . >. a8 4 ee 4 ee * . - eat Aen ee When it) detectives on an} monymous tip went esterday wening to 5318 Wilson avenue, it seked at first like a water Raul. firs Ernest Ranzini and her four | hildren were there Mrs. Rangzini | iA them they were welcome to k. They looked and found noth- mE Out in the yard, though, Deteec- @- McGuire sniffed the air and aught the scent It seemed to me from the garage in the next’ rd. and the garage had a chim-| y, from which smoke was pour- With the temperatare right sund 100 on the year's hottest | By it looked suspicious. They! oked into the garage and the) moke Was explained. 4 large stilt | as going full tilt A five-galion | mn was being filled The man tn} barge said he was Tony Véranzé': 4 gave a Botanical avenue ad- eas They arrested him and put: ut the fire They followed the pipes to 5316! avenue and found under: of the four roome a vat 16 feet and 6 feet deep. Three ere empty. The fourth contained beut 19,000 gailone of mash. here was an electric pump for tting the mash from the vats to still Nobody was heme. In me gfttrage basement they found @ five-galion cans of ailcohol. th wrapped in burlap Path to a Shed. There was a path from the ga- to a shed in the rear of 2107 Bdwards street. In the shed the @e@tectives found 17 five-galion cans alcoho! Constantine Dit Franco, contractor, lives In the Edwards reet house. He came home pres- mtiy and was arrested. In an ad- ining shed 126 empty alcohol me and 206 empty sugar sacks Were found. The still was smashed. ime Fire Department. will pump put the mash today The detectives were abour ready fo leave when an Italian came and de speech vehmentiy to Mre. manzini. The detectives coukin’t @nderstand him, so*they arrested Bim Mrs. Ranzini says her hus- Dard rents the garage to somebody and that’s all she Knows. ring Lifted Shutter Catch That Hid Beer in Saloon. [ieutenant Waish and detectives the Angelica District dropped in; * 9:30 p. m. at William Hanne-| * Man's saioon, 489826 North Rroat- 4 # a Wa) Hannemen was behind the: ™ " Sar. Two customers emotied their: = eteins Into the cuspidors. They}; a searched the place but found noth: | ; ing. ; e oe They came back half an hour} later and listened at a windew and? ; g Reard bottles being handled. They! pried a siat of the shutter and = “ Dharies Hutter, the bartender. te 4 na beer They went into the saloon/|* = mad conld not find a Jceor te the ck room. There wae a panel, but BR owas solic They told tianneman ¥ were coing to stay until Hu. came out, tf ther didn’t take a, Beginning with the issue of Sept. 6, Eight pages devoted entirely to the S| Manneman eaid he didnt, wanthh barkeeper to euffeocate th the Sunday Post-Dispatch Magazine juniors. Three full pages of comics, Bibere oo ne would show them Hele them to the windew threugh Section will be enlarged to twelve including the popular Little Nemo, 0 RS Match and it «ame open’ in the full-size pages. Fiction, timely, in- a cut-out toy for the little ones, tricks | See *“s found €2° Setties of formative articles and features to and puzzles, brain testers, and, best ie ee entertain—all presented in a manner of all, new stories of OZ by Frank ar pocery Teens: snot Pearche’ toute Beckner’s saloon. more attractive than ever e = F: : 73 a Cre e ’ L. Baum. All in colors. i te 4 was not convinced. Last night neticed a iight through the) | ka of a doorway that had been Bearded up. He tistened and meard bottics being handled. ,He mee aie et Se age pr ereaae~ os FEES ae meee more ee on - - ~ -* — **-* ss “ . - 7 - * - 4 i * — —. - . . t — * te * . - » _ * - g x a ee gm ee oe Pe. oe § win * > ee te A Oe I ie ee A OLE A IE CA tl 8 TE a Gt ay BO ET Are IE Ne a A I AE ts - 7 ‘. ‘> a . » a wiid wa . = —_ a a : a are : Ps , 4 * + a ilés - : 7 ila an tielitnel — . o « — = 1. oe nabs ae " : en oan Me a y r on i ey Pes — _ . aa 7 = a — - iit ee ee = —— tl é : ' reel st ve ye settee ii PE BN MO SION ‘ete cctiln St i ag iio TFs as . a die .

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMPER 5, 1928, a toria! Page ) Daily Cartoon 7 ; ' 3) uh ‘1 J Fcul “ A ae ns, eet eR wath! hy ; J iM ins ; wi mil * ql NG CHIMNEY The Political Undertow oan DAY Storm Signals for Next iS A CULL Session of Congress Set. Coolidge’s Personal Popularity Undiminished, but Faces ice Arrest Worker Dis- New Test in Period of Unaccomplishment—Coal Strike, nts j ‘ World Court and German War Claims to Be Big Issues, S tilling Whisky in Garage = with Borah Holding Pivotal Position. » nd Find Pipe Line Lead-, fg pa — and Find Pipe | by CHARLES MICHELSON, ing to Vats. | A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch and New York World. 0,000 GALLONS moratorium finds storm signals set and every indication of a stormy season for the Coolidge administration. There is no diminuation ap- vous puzzling example of public appraisal is in for its hardest test. ; § Gal: Whether it can survive a period of unaccomplishment a period sctric Pump and 165\Gal- ig | eae : lons of Alcohol Also Dis- —dis a question. , r 0 @ f The coal strik e js the first storin, was willing to make the concesalon covered in Vicinity OF | to be encountered The policy of Which Senator Boral demanded-— ; . | Stipulating the elimination of tne Wi keeping hands off, though the least 5318 ilson Avenue. P fynction of advisory opinions to t! dangerous to start with, can Only | eague of Nations from the court |be temporary policy. If the strike powers. Even if the President co:i- Pat he city detectives o1 an} , . ‘ —— Se ey ES Ee pay hen " ‘ent vesterday | S0es on as it now promises (o it Unues of the same mind, the fut: oenymous ip, went YeSte! . is not rosy. The.wmanner of this £218 Wilson avenue, it! Will not be long before people be- ning ‘to a Sieh site iain ne Stipulation may be ai difficul: ‘wer like ate auj. | come restn" over the cont! re ; pked at first like a water ha : ai P , ne gone e ms Moreover, the Democrats mean to ’ ¢* Ran: h u scomfort ‘an neonvenience; rs. Ernest Ranzini and her four " j;advocate adhesion to the cour Jidren were there. Ars Ranzini | ultimately public pressure will} writ "ia ¢ha ‘ec recarws , >. P Pt Wrapped in burlap President is unfortunate in not /sened the aptness of Mr. Borah's Path to a shed. having been able to put any of the| Position. The property is supposed | } bh ‘ - ~~ > " here Was a path from the ga-| big probiems out of the way before/'? Df eld as a guarantee for th: to a shed in the rear of °107 | Congressmen begin to think pri-| payment of the claims of American ives found 17 five-gallon cans|® Congress no more responsive to | Paris Fy ape es: ee ee ohol. Constantine Di Franco | hint than it was last March when 11 | tion Day the Dawes plan payments fontractor, lives in the Fdward«|turned down his candidate for the provided for the liquidation of the feet house. He came home pres- | Attorney-Generalship and one, American claims—not very satis- ae and was arrested. In an ad-/| Moreover, in which half? the Re- factory to the claimants as mest m shed 1230 empty aleohol| Publican mtmbers are confronted of them will be dead b} the time and 206 empty sugar sacks/ With\yhe necessity of making their their share is forthcoming, but it found. The still was smashed. | OWn campaign in 1926—campaigns! Was what we agreed to Fire Department. will pump/| Which to them are more important| War Claims Against Germany. the mash today. than any President's fate | The deliberations of the joint The detectives were about ready The farm,conundrum is still un-| commission on these claims are ve when an Italian came and | solved, which means turbulence all| about over and before a gr speech vehmently to Mrs. / through the Middle West With its | while a report will be made that ini. The detectives couldn't} certain reflex on the Senators and |the German and American com- rstand him, sothey arrested | Representatives from that section, missioners have agreed that Ger- , Mrs. Ranzini says her hus-|there may be even assault on roe | many is liable for $18,.000,000—the d rents the garage to somebody | sacred tariff. |original claims were upward of $1. that’s all she Knows. Tax reduction ought to help, but | 000 000.000—and ‘the Amerteans Lifted Shutter Catch That! even this Is er to the aame ift- | wei] begin to clamor for their A Hid Beer in Saloon. | Roulttee he puporienced — yexur, | money. Al STdeutenant Walsh and det tectives when eee Eee F roEres- | bined to oppose the return of the the Angelica District dropped in a era weeded a I- | German propery until the debts 80 pb. m. at William Hanne-|!0" Measure from. the administra-| are paid. President Coolidge, in- [ae saloon, 4826 North Broad-|t!on and put through their own bt'l, | dorsing the Borah y. Hannemann was behind the: giving the average income-tax aggt principle.”” made it clear that he . Two customers emptied their per Ake lereget benetts — ©. |'was doubtful of the expediency of eteins Into the cuspidors. They; » dean “i Be oe . ae ob gee giving back to Germany the money rohed the place but found noth- Fon ots) “agcwiared gaia A padellon ESR eee ae Ce Oth er countries which held on to simi- eat ready they have com r . » ' . on 4% “4 ly Cn? > =? , m, e =s _— y , ets re ‘ nN | ti: t . | ‘ : er and listened at a window apa} Tesch the sapwdown stage an 4 ‘* | Objected to America occupying a , brings up the question of how Sen-jpigeh mora} @ bottles being handled. They) Borah fe going to function. In | vig “toe : 9eG a silat of the shutter and saw \pastpegl ey . " _ | pense. If America returns this Me lhalf a dozen big issdes he seems} ries Hutter, the bartender, ic-! . i\fated to be the storm center for the | Germany - ee nites * beer. TI ey we if nto the sn} »O7T] | n 2€@T many) oy es truil CitLiZé ns from ede csp pee > 007 | remainder of the life of the Sixty- | 4), could not find a Jcor to the! money and coljects the amount Came out. if they didn’t take a!from him in- the West when the Mr. Borah. Mm sooner to smash the panel.jterms of the Belgian debt settie- | (ongress generally will divide on . — 1 , a | “a - ¥ . mre a " \s - neman said he didn’t want | ment were revealed carrying he | the quéstions of how many or how . go he would shew them. He/ accord that country special! consid- , uve districts of the members. With Mhem to the window through eration because of thé comm.t-; an election on the horizon, the , they had looked, pulled. a/| ments of President Wilson. This weight of the German-American that lifted the shutter |particular issue is not likely total to $1.090.000.000. | . which was of Dec. % OF MASH* SEIZED | parent in the President's personal popularity, but that more or less |’ which may last until it comes time for another presidential election less depreciation The Ford interests wiles paid $32 1°23 in taxes for other concerns con- EARTH DESCRIBED AS ROUND IW BOOK 600 YEARS OLD That Moon Only Reflects a ad Christopher Columbus tanh saved hin ai . , . e ms ie on 4 en + bed P ae rds street. In the she da the marily of a new election. He faces | nationals agains (,ermany, but the ’ day of annaa-sgeed he etait | " MULES GET INTO DIPLOMACY | hypothesis “in. iypot i in Soldiers Lead-' ing ae ‘Rechts Commission. |} ground at their ex-' authorities over the s general reparation pot this ob-/} member of the room. There was a panel, but; jninth Congress. ’ | Viously diminishes the share of the! solid. They told Hanneman, Belgian Debt Issue allied nations by just that. much. | ; » 2 — . — | ‘ . > 4 - te " ¥ Were coiling to stay until Hu-| There was a premonitory growl This argument makes no hit with | , 72 . -’ , ¢ + | are ’ ; ‘so . ¥ o.. '’ barkeeper to suffocate tn | principle of the moral obligation to | few foreigners are in the. respec AUCTION OF EX-KAISER'S ART indicated that Mr. Coolidge, in his inconsiderable following toward | A\ if the ex-Kaiser and rress Elizabeth of Austria, , _— , : . P . “6 : like whisky from a jug. He legend on the truck. Policeman|ed and 22 eg Two handbooks furnished the palace. , desk and dininge- . the Wall a coat was hanging. looked /itke home-made beer. The | men who are accused of having! : Gicen Presidency Oe eee. weeuae® -—< eee ee ete RUSSIA NEEDS AUTOS, GURES. INDICATE S ; . Contmued Rains in West Are Interfering With Motor Car Reliability Run. Specia! Cable to the Post-Dispatch and the Chicago Dally News Copyright 1975 MOSCOW, Sept. 5.—Continued |}rains in Western Russia are inter- fering with the automobile reliabil- | ‘ftv run. A 60-mile bad road test scheduled to be held outside 04 Moscow on Friday for pneumati-- tired trucks of less than three tons Y\iwas indefinitely postponed, on ac: | count of the weather. A written demand that the judges | consider the fact that 37 pas*enger cars, 13 trucks and seven motor cy- cles of American make, all are of ordinary stock models and that they never ran before they entered the contest, has been sent the di- rectors of the competition by Da-/| vit} Levin, manager of the import department of Amtorge. Amftorg., which is the soviet buying agency in' America, entered practically au! ‘ithe American cars competing, sdv. the primary purpose of the con- test, from the Russian viewpoint, is to demonstrate which cars are ‘practical for hard usage over Rus- | These rumors are difficult to credit. sian roads. Spectally equipped cars do not answer the qtvrestion, accord- | ry (ing to Levin. The Russian. Government pFfo- | poses to place large orders for au- tomobiles abroad, though cars of | ry its own manufacture, which are a combination of duplications of American and Italian parts, have made an excellent showing In the contest. The nitaonalized factory cannot supply the demand. Recent 18,000 automobiles of all types in all Russia, indicate the country's i need. ' Dodge Car Not Penalized. “All of the American trucks have made excellent showings in the} _only offer of peace. Realty Developers. contest," said Levin today, while telegrams from Tiflis advise us that | one of the Dodges is the only car fh | the passenger contest which has not been penalized. Of seven makes of American trucks entered in the contest, the only tire trouble in The race was that of one Pierce-Arrow, which was obliged to change one solid tire. q “Obviously if the purpose of the} race 4s to furnish the basis for Seat | ’ | minority to abandon its opposition 7200 per cent profit. Those who. man is a Mosiem he is accepted as ture buying orders of cars suitabte for practical purposes, the perform- icing cars entered by some Euro- pean manufacturers should no: ount. Our representatives picked | American cars in the showrooms «if New York and the factories shipped an ordinary consignment, not knowing the crs would be entered in a race. The cars were un- packed from their cases at the plier | and Started in the race without even being regulated for Russian ‘| fuel, which is different from the American. “Their performance fairly proves what any American car is able to! do.” 44 Trucks Finished Course. Out of 47 trucks of al] countries entered, 44 finished the 1300-mile |} course “Every American truck remains jin the contest with an excellent hance of winni } 2s | ope - . cnanc winning when the judge |were objecting. George Cole Scott | went as children to Cleveland until ‘hich is Turkish. Postoffices in '{f personally a very wealthy man,/the present time. They always’ jand he has insisted repeatedly he| have lived together, and they are finish the markings, probably a month hence,’ said John A. Kiggeen Jr. of the export department of the White Co., who drove a truck himself. “Our truck carried sand ballast uncovered, which, on ac- count of the rains, weighed more trucks had tire trouble, which is remarkable considering that parts | (of the roads were merely jagged puges again to the beginning and | unrelieved work, and it is easy to | the Galata to the §tambou!l aide of — obtaining the consent of the Erte and Pere Marquette stockholders to the change, presumably a lengthy rocks. In addition to pwlling it- ‘|Self through the mud, ouf truck at /one time towed three disabled Eu- | opean trucks.” Russian drivers of three Ameri- can motor cycles which were dis- qualified, said the penalties were not the of the machines. One “auit i driver, tn, readjusting the side car, | forgot to insert the guard pin. When the motor cycle hit 40 miles ‘an hour the machine's side car | separated from it and somersaulted four times in the arr. The judge was taken to the hospital, while | the demon driver continued. (ne | Harley-Davison, two Indians, one Hienderson and two Excelsiors fin- ished “SIRLOIN OF COTTON" NEXT Ry the Associated Presse OTTAWA. - Sept. 56 Snythetic beefsteaks made from cotton see4! are forecast by Dr. Davis Wesson of. ‘New York. former president of the it, | American Institute of Chemical Eneineers. Speaking before the Ottawa ¢ Co! ’ tion of the Society of Chemical (n- dustry, he said recent investigations by the United States Department of Agriculture showed that the pro- tein of cotton seed closely resem-| bled that of meat. It was only a’ question of time before chemists discovered how to produce a meat substitute | from the seed. Evolutionist to ‘Ran for Governor. Bw the Aan ste? Presse SACRAMENTO, Cal. Sept. 5.— Frederjck Eastman. a resident of srmel-by-the-Sea, a sitnail town about 160 miles south of here on the county line. inhabited maintiy artists and writers, announced i= ecandidac teda\ for tsovernor! of Callfornia on an evolution tick- H. ul se will rave AT) a Tit i- rar tal punishmiec mt pean 50 wis pi: a? lnerek, — — Chesapeake & Ohio minority tothe/|this responsibility, kygowing, as | Van Sweringens is based upon the '& Ohio minority, before it began opiniong and methods of doing its public campaign against congol- idation, went to Thomas W. La-/ no direct interest in the contro- j}mont of J. P. Morgan & Co. and versy, as well as those who oppose |It asked him what he wished to | is 46 and Mantis 44. Their roman- ido about it tic career, from penniless farm boys figures showing that there are only | ——- 'must deal with the proposers of | “money above a certain amount. ‘financial history. His attorneys ob- |Jected and adjournment was taken | veloping Shaker Heights Village, on | the same time the non-Moslems, I (secret agreement between the two wardly to feel that this country, — iy , that the terms provided in thej|the edge of Shaker Heights to ‘than the truck's capacity. None lof the American pneumatic-tired | ‘Widow of War President and Two impetus by the news that Mrs. today by automobile te attend the a seat In the diplomatic gallery. one a Republican Just a Minute . Society—Drama See ee — ee ee eee ee ie . -- - cee cetetlicten ome _cadl 192 zy PAGES 11—1!4 — PA _ a n Sweringens A ~ TRADE REPLACES Van Sweringens Are Not - Likely to Make § P With Objecting Minority, DEAS OF WARIN inori Small Stockholders of Chesapeake and Ohio’ 7 MINDS Uf TURKS Road Oppose Rail Merger on Terms for | Exchange of Securities. Government Calls on All By John E. Mitchell. ae ee aos d j heir. grinds to g y vo : who obediently deposite« their Non-Moslems — Public ‘This ig the third of a sertes of tock. A. ° Open for Proposal. P articles on the proposed Van The Van Sweringens have sald Service Responds. Sweringen railroad merger and the they would be glad if the Inter-| probable effect of the outcome on | State Commerce Commission would | ‘suggest terms which it feels 2re| GROWING SPIRIT fair. Officially, at least, the mem- OF NATIONALISM (Copyright. 1925.) bers of the Interstate Commerce The formal objection of the/| Commission are inclined to avoid billion-dollar consolidation of the | #¢miprofessional economists, that) Ri... Bie. Raen Carried no human wisdom ever can be sub- | other proposed mergers. | stitute ess f he, udg- ° : terms at which their holdings are atm m pm eee cr be , s on by Foreigners in the to be exchanged for stock in the Oris Van Sweringen on the Sit. | Past While Turkis h Citi- proposed Nickel Plate system. ness stand did not attempt to dis- Every few days since the hearing Suse nie regret that the ere zens este 4 ; began a report has been spread | was opposing his and bis brother of that the minority had agreed to | COBBeNaEEIeS: He declared fear settle with the Van-*Sweringen in- ms prs anny i yee cpa OY ate By JUNIUS B. WOOD. terests on considerably better cosh usted eal ant nen Oe tek Special Correspondent of the Posté terms and that consequently the cael dela ih de costly’ and Dispatch and the Chicago consolidation was about to go meats Ss The hearing is now! Dally News. through without further protest. . (Copyright, 1925.) adjourned until Sept. 8. ANGORA. Turkey. July 18. The personalities of Oris and ; y, y 18.—The No Help From Banker. Mantis Van Sweringen constitute an | Present Turkish Government counts As has béen told, the Chesapeake | elusive factor in thé hearing. Their | the day lost when it does not ane nounce some new proposal for im- provement. The citizens have eaught the spirit and are up and stirring. In a few ytars it should be a Turkey of an éntirely differ- ent character. The Turk is going Into business which he has neglected in the past. largely on account of force of cir- cumstances. Under the Sultans and their makeshift policy of dividing | their subjects into communities ac- — ~—_ = - business frankly perplex many ex- perienced railroad men who have declared {t would refuse to accept the terms prescribed in the leases. | the consolidation.’ They are young, _these Van Sweringen “boys.” Oris ‘“‘Nothing,’’ Lamont is reported to | of Ashtabula County, Ohio, to mil- have said. lionaires to whom, as Oris ex-. The committee was then told it; plained on the witness stand, ‘ | cording to religions, only a Moslem the consolidation, the Van Swerin- | means nothing. and we have that as gens. amount,” has been retailed again. the pat el 5 hot pte ar cond This, ¢ and again in the last three years. | s 7S. © s, the minority insists, was !ts g ee y to fight for the country. Turkey A month of more ago counsel for What apparently is not grasped. mee weas nearly wer year. the minority was questioning Oris by the baffled old hands of Wall! urks were fighting ost of the Van Sweringen on details of his | Street is that one-half of the boys’ | me and undoubtedly were among | business lives has been spent de-/| the best soldiers in the world. At a = _ until the Interstate Commerce Com- | the edge of Cleveland. It was here, | %°* called upon to fight, acquired mission, after two weeks, mgde up presumably, that they formed | most of the business in the coun- |its mind that he would have’to an- | their business philosophy. bo swer. In that interval, it is report- They provided transit and public; /" Turkey as in other Balkan ed, an emissary of the Van Swer- | 8chool facilitieg for the suburb and countries, religion is largely a po- ingens attempted to persuade the reaped, as Oris proudly deciared, ; litical distinction. In Turkey, if a in return for better terms. Counse] | PoUght lots were pleased by lovely | 4 Turk, while if he is a Christian ances of specially equipped road|for the Van Sweringens, however, | homes. and the two boys by their he ts considered either a Gréek or deny that this offer or any other | Uncany skill in bargaining, made a! an Armenian. That distinction haa | “whatsoever” eyer has been made | &reat deal of money. Everyone was been theoretically abolished by the to the minorit¢. happy. _repubile Im declaring that religion The difficulty in reaching any The Van Sweringens seem .in-/| is no longer an affair of the and that all residents of sides is this: Part of the sma!) | like Shaker Heights. is destined to | are Turks regardless of religion. It Chesapeake and Ohio stockholders | STOw rapidly richer and richer, and | is not so easy to abolish it in the accepted the Van Sweringen terms that those who have the courage. | popular conception or In practice, when they were first announeed! foresight dnd trading ability to; Manifestations of Nationalism. jand deposited their shares with the | Provide the facilities for itsgrowth | The Mayor of Brousse, a suburb -_- 'Van Sweringen consolidation com-| must inevitably be rewarded. mittee. The Scott minority group Brotherly Brothers, of Constantinople, o: the Sea of Marmora;-ordered the arrest of all ‘therefore, represents only the To men who have seen ratlroad persons speaking any other lan- small gtockholders who did not de-| #fter ralitead drop into bhank-' guage than Turkish. This was an posit their shares. ruptcy, this confidence is irritating. | extreme manifestation of the spirit Fight for Principle. Their skepticism. on the wm tel pe. nationaliam whiéh is at vart- hand, must appear to the Vaniance with the constitutional pro- Sweringens, fdolized as they are by yision for the equality of all citi- clared they were fighting for all| the townsfolk and newspapers of | zens regardiess of race or religion. Scott and his committee have de- — the small shareholders, those who | Cleveland, as equally inexplicable. Several months ago © was offi- \deposited their stock with the Van The unusual relationship which .Clally announced that the name exists between the two brothers Constantinople being Byzantine ’ , other Balkan countries will not ar- cept mat] addressed to Constantt- nople, explaining that it may be ‘returned to them. The Turkish Government announced the change and then forgot it, still using €on- stantinople on Its documents and ‘is fighting for a “principle” rathér credited with talking over together than the chance to make a Bec ret | thoroughly every move, no matter bargain with the Van Sweringens. | how slight, before it is made. He and his committee demand | Ther now have a model farm on leases for all stockholders be which they.retire from each Fri- | changed. To make &o0 material aj day to Monday. A little horseback stam pe. hange in the leases will necessi- | riding, an oceasional walk. is the Now it ts announced that the tate the Van Swer.ngens going! only recreation. For the rest, ft is | ™OP*? bourse is to be moved from _ appreciate that without -montha jthe Golden horn, The reason given and years of concentrated, sus-/|'* ‘hat In Gajata ft is to» near the tained planning, thefr spectacular forelgn banks. rise to fortune would not have been The Government goes even farth- possible. “Neither has married. and *r 4gainet the spirit and letter of both are known to flee the pres- the constitution and from the process. Even if the objecting Scott min- ority is not sincere in its protesta- EE ‘tions, the Van Sweringens are not! ence of women. Neither has ever clauses of the treaty of lausanne ‘likely to make a secret, separate! been heard to swear, or seen to) regarding the righta of minorities pene with it. They can hardly emok« or take a 4rink “They in Turkey by callin@ on all em- iwish to place themselves {np the po-! sound like heroes from a Horatio ployers, foreign as well as Turk- sition of offering a genérous ar- | Alger story, and yet they are resol,” ish, to discharge their non-Mos- rangement to the Scott minority | one of thelr supporters remarked. lem employes « rapidly as poaesi- and then asking the Interstate , For thetr opponents, these qualities (ble. In the publife service—tele- Commerce Commission:to approve |are a cause for somewhat crue! graph. post, tramways, rallroads— ‘the original less favorable terms to! mirth. To beth groups, the Van this has been done. the remaining srnall shareholders miles 20 tes 8 remain a — Turk “ot Fighting for Religion. ee — Se en —— — —_ Turkish authorities say this is te SENEVA MEMORIAL FOR NO MORE APPOINTMENTS 10 ‘give the Turk an opportunity to _ learn business which he did net WOODROW WILSON PROPOSED CABINET FROM NEW ENGLAND s=+ wines te wns doing: ait the ' — fighting for the country. The Turk President Coolidge, in Reply |aleo admits that he has no love for ’ t. S. Senators to Have Seats | Rumor, Says the Section I« Christians in league Assembly. : Well Faough Represented. | Pieturing the rift between Mos- Ry the Assoctated Prees , By the Assnriated Press , }lems and Christians as due to re- GEREVA, Sept. 5.--A million moh PecorTT. Mass. Sep’. | Natous fanaticism 1 a popular fal- lsome kind of memorial to Wood-| New England well enough repre-| is not going to fight over religion. row Wilson is being discussed | sented tn the Cabinet by two offi- | evidence of that fs that there ts , ' among the increasingly large) cers, Secretary of War Weeks and | no such feeling in Turkey againat group of Americans arriving here | Attorney-General Sargent. , Jews as there i againat Christians. for the opening of the League of; He does not intend to offer Sen-\ry, Jewish citizen of Turkey - Nations Asestnbly Moniay. , ator Butier of Massachusetts a. joined the army and fought. The Thies movement-has been given | Cabinet post and should one of the eyristigns joined either the Greek }two present Cabinet officers from | semy or the Armenian foreign le- Woodrow Wilson wil) arrive here) this section resign, he will look to) gion of the French army or organ- another part of the country for “| ized into trrecular bands to fight will be given | Successor. inet the count wh League Assembly: She The President’4 remarks to this} ee citizens, T= - they Officials of the League, wishing | ¢fféct were prompted by newspa-| “rhe world recognizes two ways ‘to emphasize its nonpartisan cnar- — rene at yo a anit ot sangre of dealing with traftors in time of ‘acter. Intend ta give Senator Ar- |" Ping Henator Hullar the Pot) war—either execute them or pub thur Capper of Kansas and Sen- . : ‘ator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana, | iTurki#gh official “We did = nat | of Recuetnry of wee them out of thetcountry.” sf « and the other a| 121-Year-Oud caw Frees Tuo Men. carry out the more lenten course qt By the Assectated Frees | to tte timit for those who were im Dermoerat, seats on einer side Mra Wilbon PHILADELPHIA, Sept &——Two Constantinerte prier te 1917 are lr has been suggested that the defendants*in tiquer caees are {ree et il permitted to tive there, How-- Wilson memorial be a con! ribution because a Btate law 12! veare old. ewer. we eitnet fret them as level . “ ke a anal the erection of the proposed ; prohibitg the serving ef search citizens until time hae ates es new assembly hall. ‘warrants on Sunday. , ithem seach,” rack . : Toe hae " " . “ fp Su si Ss ic Ne F ee ee ee ee Se, i ere a: —— * - La SS Sat ed om A Ses NG | | | ” e, vo : . ° ri v~ 3 a eee ee

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Oo eg came eiineiitnieidiamiaealt oe ee ~— peduis ee . « —— - ee ee eee ws CP) acme eet oe eee » a ee LE Oe 7 ES OE ote “ *~ - - iinet a oe —— et te ge ee ee ~— A AN a NER: ett ett th ta, at - | | | 1 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SATURDAY, EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1925. ra di ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NO WHITEWASH. Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER : In the welter of gossip and accusations foll Dec, 12, 1878. the Shenandoah disaster, the statement of Capt. coe Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Antoi Heinen that the removal of eight valves was "° oount the reform can be effected with a a os Resse for the airship’s destruction commands , negmrsen From what we have seen of the ag public attention. Capt. Heinen is a practical airman j “fan im anyway, it is a sad and motley “oy | who won his spars in the German dirigible service. |‘*ctlon of letters that has no real fighting spirit. | |It was he, it will be recalled, who looged the Shen-|ertainly the change will be welcomed by the op | -andoah from her mooring mast on a buffeting night | *ressed sk?, itch and off families, who have always Company, Twefth Boulevard end Olive Street. f THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. I know that my retirement wil! | Principles, that it will always fight erate injustice or corruptivn, always never belong to any party, always | question. with the poor, always remain de- satisfied with merely printing news, |/ been removed, he declares, the crash would not have never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or .« predatory poverty. | designed, “was the safest thing in the world,” but JOSEPH PULITZER. | Bot have gone up ifn it “for a million dollars.” Some- : April 10, 1907 | body gambled with human lives to save a few dollars. 4 —— / He concludes with a cynical prediction as to a white- | LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE| wash board of inquiry that will concea! a!] damaging facts as to higher-up responsibility. The mame and address of the egret It is unfortunate that Capt. Heinen was not satis- must accompany every contribution, ut tied to make a simple, dignified statement of fact om request will not be published. Let-! Pi Me, dig Rae. OF. Seen ters net exceeding 200 words will receive | instead of delivoring a tirade. Had he said that preference. | the removal of the valves was a grave mistake whic é ; might well have incapacitated the ship for weath-. Safety Suggestions. ‘ering the Ohio gales the public would have been im- | Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. pressed. Such testimony, too, in connection with the HAT pedestrians may sie a the Dee bRiietibes af Ldeutenent-Cocnmonder rights to which they are entitled with- eut endangering their lives, or discom-| b@nsdowne to undertake this flight would have moding the drivers of automobiles, it is/ aroused an insistent public demand for a searching | suggested that safety zones be provided | investigation. . ; . ae ; ' : at all boulevard qfossings where traffic! Of course an investigation must be made, and we | is heavy, and where titere are no officers, ‘ ,; or ciaeelatie devices to guide the traffic.| 40 not believe it will be perfunctory, or a prear- We have in mind a very dangerous/ ranged whitewash. Neither do we believe thet Com- vrossing (Kingshighway and the Hocia-|mander Lansdowne’s superior officers in the navy . , > a . mont car tracks) that could be made! would have risked his life and the lives of other of- | °% } » fa for thogre compelled . comparatively sa “val ficers and crew in order to save a few cubic feet of to cross during the rush hours, by ar-| ; ranging for safety zones on both sides’ Sas. But since changes were made in the Shenan- of:tracks, at the center line of the boule-| doah which, it is alleged, did impair the ship's air- vard. Thege safety zones “cea be wel-| worthiness, the public will insist upon knowing why > ightenea peete-' come havens for the frighte ,| the changes were made and upon whose orders. trian, & port that may be reached by} , , : | careful maneuvering, and where they, We shall always have gallant men ready for any may stop te rest, observe, plan and build| adventure, and im the cause of progress many of up the courage necessary to proceed. 4 these men must die. That is a price any virile nation rns 8nseQqguent! , . 7 There are no stop sig $i con bie aM | will pay. But we have no gallant lives to sacrifice no stops are made to AlLiow pedestrians | = “ nf aie 2 to cross, nor do they slow up at this. om account of parsimony or for reason§ of politics. point except when a street car is cross-| Because of that truth the Shenandoah investigation ing, and to an observer, their SCUERS | must fird and reveal all the obtainable facts of this would indicate a desire to upset the street, tragedy. ear, and would if conditions were re- versed. Mowever, it is apparent there is @ need for some protection, not only at STETTINIUS’ GUIDING PRINCIPLE. this intersection, but at many others ON’ he jate Edward R. Stettinius, a St. Louisan by : : the boulevard mentioned, and on Lin-,,. ae : , ne OR, dell, West Pine and other boulevards. birth and education, was a business genius whose o77e7e make no difference in its cardinal || and safely rode the storm that threatened to gmash |heen relegated to the tail end of the asia need |the anchored ship. He also acted as construction ad-|denied the joys and superior caste feeling of capt- for progress and reform, never tol- 'wiser in the building of the Shenandoah and may, | lization. +) , _ therefore, be accepted as an authority on the point in | fi Rees Semagogees of all parties, ’|| A MAN’S HOME IS NOT HIS CASTLE IN ST. LOUIS: oppose privileged classes and public | Capt. Heinen’s comment is severe—eensational, in| plunderers, never lack sympathy jfact. The talves were removed, he charges, in order liquor is being sold, Chief of Police Gerk delivered voted to the public welfare, never be |to save the costly helium gas. If the valves had not’ himself ‘of this announcement: raiding the places, but we will put them out of always be drastically independent; | occurred. The Shenandoah, he asserts, as origizally | business by continuing the raids uffil they quit. after the reduction in the number of valves he would | All the Chief wants is a telephone call, uncon- v9 firmed even by appearance in person at police head-| &# 5 quarters or by a responsible name, and out go his i raiders to violate Article 4 of the Bill of Rights of %¢. the U. S. Constitution. oe This article h@s been printed frequently in these | ke columns to acquaint citizens with its provisions. As| }> the perfect comment on the Chief's statement, here| oie is agai | | A persons, houses, papers and effects, against un- reasonable searches and seizures, shall not be Violated; and no warrants shall issue but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirma- tion, and particularly describing the place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized. Chief Gerk hasn't time to comply with the organic a a law of the land. He can’t wait, in his eagerness to 3 eat | Vision safeguarding one of the most sacred rights | A man’s home is his castle, runs the old and cher- ished dictum of Coke. But not so in St. Louis in ® year 1925, with Chief Gerk at the helm. That all- powerful gentleman can and will invade the privacy of your home upon the slightest provocation—and he solicits that provocation. He asks the citizens of of his defiance of the Bill of Rights Mr. Ford believes the world of industry, commerce PA . and politics is divided and hampered by¥ a diversity Led language. And he prophesies the day when the En glish language will become the common tongue of all of compositors and lessen the number of letters re‘ ‘quired in printing offices. Since capital letters are in a hopeless minority, Po * ey Sood x 2 as « . vy _¢r CEM * re, “ae ¥ 4 — . “7, : oo "+ & ue “" .. 7 awe + 3 7 We ws . ‘ Se zy * te YJ = = ~ > 2 « In soliciting tips from citizens as to places where | ae wv > CSP Often we can’t wait for a search warrant before re, OE re - a The right of the people to be secure in their “ee c.f ee a4 ‘ ~a? _™ ese pin ° - re orce the dry law, te obey a constitutional pro- mag. } Louis to become spies and Snoopers and boasts 7) ¢?> ~_ A ’ “ss A> x_ i ert) Sg ca od FORD'S LANGUAGE MILLENNIUM. POS OS a ‘ re - lac ah i oy peoples. See ea Mr. Ford, who once said history was bunk and Mics " oe are > »f -_ e. } ‘ ” ? : j > “+? Nel 22 . . i oe . We suggest that markers pes a da ie a ta eariy Ley ae As to what bus iness proved his ignorance of it. is not, we suspect, much of Pe . e ossings, at center ol enius consists p ay , r] inic _ iia. “a ;, RS ta an," both sides of th on

. hi h - ica] j ? ° ic ai "ate ; +h and about 12 feet back of a line drawn, . _ Gps scene nowever, ‘S indicated in- the from the cross street curbs. This would! ASsOciated Press account of his life, which Says: “The mark off a space large enough to accom-; guiding principle of his life, as described by his as- | modate 10 or more people, and provide) sociates, was the belief that a ‘business transaction * breathing spot where they may stand . . =s sperity and opportunity ha ve higwhe MmMeaninec i ib comparative safety. ¢ pe ) PPOTLUDITY Dave higher meanings ip > was not good business.” 1 i'n elic . : PEDESTRIAN. sities busin ie English than in any other tongue.” To Mr. Ford. Business as a whole. like every human institution. | Promises he a | is of a conglomerate character, and types of business . atca, . Te the Editor of the lost 1) 9¢| men are as wide as humanity. There can be no dis. IRTH control is agaimM the call of) | , ' | | Sept, however, from the conclusion that if the prin- nature. There would be no ee tLe le attributed to § “Ka has higher meanings than any other language. And | BALLADE OF LADIFS’ ’ , . i Ne) ; re nive =o } Tro -. . ‘ = ‘ an ‘ « for it under socialism—a system tharj“'Ple @ttriputed to Stettinius were a universal prac- thus does every man, knowing. no foreign. tongue.| Where are t} dees not enrich the few at the expense/tice in business there would be no need of reeu- of the many. Children could be as plen-/ latory laws. Should it not be worth something to tiful as lilies of the vailey growing wila |the business world to know that a pre-eminent »~lae 7 ¢ > ss? ? —— - ; : ciear anc forceful language which is used by the ma : — a 3} son 4 ee ees « » ’ ; jor part ef the industrial world. But are there no other languages equally clear and forceful? The warld ree nt.. = we 7 T , aturally. But how can he be qualified to judge other © Ts rvrwul cr J +t -- Med - ™ ‘anguages when he does not know them? To the Pei na —~ ; —_* " ; Airican savage the cackle of the jungle undeubtedly . 7 - 7? “ ~ _ a . . 4 , > naturaily regard his native dialect. What tim - _ > suc- clish the no ct ” mannf mes * . - - om , lelds of France if the present; Ti Sties She Master manulacturer may have stumbled Pain 0 on the fisids > : i ine were cess can be founded on such a principle? h +} 7 7 , Sweet Alice, order of murder, lust and rapin : PBR upon the truth. There is no doubt of the need for | And fraz STONEY "E RIL ee see LL a : : , 4 ks in the lead of others. This is due not to its superiority, ae) . ¢ +} “stil ea nati of furious wo * THe adde th; of Aldermen started something but (nat : ba I ar i n ation O1 sUr. ous workers. He acCcas t! at hu to British imperialism and to Amerifan growth W nere ire ie all the> did do. The y held public i leisure has been so rare and even unwelcome that we 4 enesens 4 “J Where _ : o » _ a : a 4A @u ‘ ‘oP ; oo hearings. The writer Ww rove the | OaT : have hardly thought of providing for it If >, .% toe 4 ; ; VV nere ire + A letter and eent copies thereof to atl ‘ MOZiSD ever qo0es become the common tongue of Their ribhon mS. Louis papers In that letter I point- The indictment is not new, any more than are the | ed he within | @rsuments in favor of sufficient recreation. But it { -_ } world, that would not mean. of course, the stamp- Where are th ead out that the landlords were | ” “i ing out of other tongues. A Fordized world with but Which w their rights and that nothing that the; May well be that the latest British guest quoted re a single language would be a barren p! t epee Heie senguage would be a barren place to live in ‘iy or state could do could compel them ceived the \Wrong impression. At any rate. those > - ~ " " oo ¢ ' meneeen — -e &o- — — to let their property for lower rates than | who have seen mitch of the transition have reason the tenants were willing or could be ] > wh 2) "> Ly a " + TY? « if the street cars would place a red light DP o pay, © get that recreation men and green light on the refir of the car. so need. And industrial adjustments have helped. The that it would be green while in motion} Working day has shortened appreciably in a genera. ang rea when the car is slowing down, / tion. The Saturday half holiday is becoming more it would give drivers of cars (automo-/ ang mo | re a ner ‘ . i bites) plenty of time to slow down ari) ge ai rule. Qne seer may be no bet avoiaé accidents. Cleveland. O.. has this | te? than another in reading the fate of this nation. system, and I believe it is a good one. | but we have reached a point where none need fear Why not try it and protect the passen-| America will perish from overwork. cere getting on and leaving cars? I: a a also would aid auto drivers. H. M. C. ENE | DOWN WITH CAPITAL LETTERS. Correspondence Schools. | There fs nothing half-way about some of those com. Te the Balter of the Post-Dispatch. , munistic ideas. K. Salovsky, as good a Muscovite as 1 on the subject of correspondence of capitalism are still tolerated in Russia. One of | that I, as the local representative of such ees th pital letters. Salovsky has pe- an institution, fee! ca)*ed upon to protes:, |“ *O2ed the Commissar of Public Instruction, there. You take the case of an evidently ha)r- | fore, to do away with this reminder of the hated cap | witted country boy, and arguing from his | italistic system. experience, proceed to denounce and con- | Tpon what meat do these letters feed that they | demn In no uncertain terms a system of | | imatruction that has been successfully "2°84 tower above their fellows? In a country | used for nearly 50 years, and which has | “bere every man is supposed to be on terms of equal- qlarged and enriched the lives of thou-|ity with every other man, such discrimination calls sends of men who otherwise might have for revolt. There must been dented the benefits of education. be a leveling process in let-| One might ae well condemn the entire) **"* as tm life. Meld of journalism because some news- CO™Mmaunism in the alphabet after all is only a log- | papers prostitute their columns. teal sequence for communism in’ other Walks of life | spondence > mage ~ vaniaeit ae, Moreover, the proposal has a certain economic siz. yy acmitted, 2) siz “peputable institutions are doing al! they | witiennees. The abolition of capitals would save ink, | ean to improve conditions. | make for cheaper school books and higher educa-/ today which « Xpresses a correspon iblished | iGence school execy- a -_ ' ———==—= | Ment that p THE SHOW'S a ‘‘FLOP.”’ Sep oye ap , | ‘a3, upon the From the Memphis Commercia! Lppea! : Appea e morale a —_— r EH nigh and Society against entorcer = | . 2° cog at J “~? » af ‘ St 8118S ens the d | failing down. ~ | : There were three piaces in the United ae -* i ‘ w a - | States where the temperature went to 1023 _splidigag ALFRED PLOWMAN, (tid. It would\jighten, says Mr. Salovsky, the labor | — { yesterday, and this was one or more of them. Lethomas and Superintendent les were unalje to explain how, bor why all three water mains A MINUTE Written for the Post-Dispatch | CLARE McADAMS | The MIRROB | PUBLIC OPIN nd fanned the flames adddéd to the spread of >*Oh God, let ft rain,” one wom- leading publicists, newspapers 4 . ae ass, but on a bicycle. cals on the questions of the day. , | t chil- And where does this leader tn (Temple) Sobbing women carrying their arms hurried away the path of: the flames. _ Thousands Watch Battie. \The last and hardest fight eck the blaze were at the inter- | avenue and} lan streets and Western ave- and Clay streets, the business section. iter place three men wrappet ia) tkets to protect heat, fought the fire : buckets of water and saved ral houses. A thousand spec- neighboring hill lm|tched this battle. | Groups of Hetheless Gather. Three blocks away to the south | Femen battled to prevent the fire |‘F ™ crossing the Texas & Pacific s In Christian street a fire ug in a low place afforded some » ter, Sut the fire fighters ‘knew | hat they were only draining the |. Where are the DECLINE OF THE From the Boston Post. T REQUIRES no rowers to convincg the @ (uat the smoking of cigars in | or any part of it, is on the sure, cigarette smoking is as But the rivalry @ roll is not the whole story of cigars, by any means. No man in the cyuuntry knows & President Perkins of the t & -ernational Union, the Ins and@4 ey sprang; no, for that were Zion- id Zionism has not yet been approved the board of trustees of Temple Israel. Poor decaying Spain! he Jews had made her the ower among nations. fiery auto-de-fe were the tokens of heft grat- wede eusees.... , naturally, about returning there. A be all wrong— . itself—that Spain the goose which Perhaps he has kissed the its august owner's Spain will be made safe for y the Pope prefers the de- poverty-stricken Spain the homage of a rich and powerful coun- try whose prosperity was due to Jewish en- her golden age”? just what is the matter with the @ present moment. a question of taxation, he ip) All he has to do is te When he sare | Does the cigar smoker, whe protests at the high prices of ’ sé e* eg | form of the “weed, iarrison admits that he has not 1 the plan thoroughly as yet (why let him then think hacd and long before he counsels the costly Jewish blood inte 1 diseased and decaying organism. learned rabbi As the fury of the flames died | own. groups, | not, he should be informed that hered around what | rate of taxation on cigars teday # thousand, while prior to 1917 little matter the boosted just 100 per cent. Then there is the five-cent € | its practical disapy | really good smoke. | said that what the country a |} a good: ftve-center, he touched @ { millions of devotees of tobacco,/ # 'it mot in evidence today? | | a good one cam produced at a profit. * | Trucks hauling household |. plied to and fro. Here and there es families gathered. A negro} has taken the ‘liberty of planning for the future-of a great ti ' & great-nation, I hope he may ‘onsider it presumption in me ff, fn all m dragged from a ities of Italy and Spain, let him mount trusty bicycle and pursue another route. bi Harrison, make a pilgrim- ° of your own race? that na compulsory conversions od about him and dancedto the . “Alabama Bound” firead Blues.” is inhabited by the moderately There. in Palestine, he wil! find a BEHIND THE BARS WITH ® From the Kansas City Star. es HE drunken motorist on the | the position of a man whe? flourishes a deadly “weapon in & Such a motorist is a His persona! safety ts a slight the menace he imposes on other motorists is genuine. He piace in modern traffic than & | with a group of children. Judge Gardner of the South | Says he is going to send to jafl ,}en driver who ts brought before & asks that as many as possible bf That's the-kind, of course, that results with the irresponsibiles @ mix liquor with motor-car @ drinken driver behind the bara, & And the longer he @ greater the safety. between this section and the . " jon destroyed was in- | ed by the poorer youths, the great majority of them possessing a higher @ducation, giadly and proudly doing the hardest physical labor in in webuilding their The rabbi wi!! aleo see® ourishing Colonies blosso illow’ ground for In Tel Aviv he will see avenues of beautiful homes and villas, that suburb of Jaffa is known as the mil- Iam very much afraid that he may see a type of home there that he may consider infinitely more bea than Zuloaga’s country home. expressed so” much @imiration. If he acts on this a their eagerness OS A a a of what had been f;: nearly 2000 years. * = » State Meeting Poet. '3QN CITY, - William M. ¢ gered h. wae ap Louts. lonaires’ city. ; hearts of the day, and so at | i for which he : 2°™monstration hitlon enforcem: nt of? ; Vr so we judge by the n dvice he will return “pon every hand. . schemes are feasible—that Jew | “ naited Oy dragged into any country: that one place to which their hearts and that is Palestine. Vienna finds that 12 accidents are due to « ‘| fore requires al! | their arms a yellow band. | that here, as we! pedestrians to wear artifi ell damn fools to wea per cent of her-motor eafness, and she there. JUDOPHILE. . > — Sign on Chouteau: > »* * et edn? Dik a ht re *--* We ‘might do THE LAW AND THE (From the Wichita Beacon.) — OW comes a distinguished & who says that the simple leave g!11 I have [6 my wife.” There could easily be he says.-under which such @ shot full of holes by ' And jhat. dear reader; ts average citizen is growing suspicious about “the due For in no place in the court of law coul® that clal mule ears and Meaning, we tuke it, that Imagine the expression 1 of thé Russians ment subsidizes the the miners from strikine’ ger than London Bridge while the Britis industry to keep Something big- Liné from the announcement of a festival at Himme!burg’s Grove, Aholt, Mo., E WILL BE DANCING WITH A GOOD PLATFORM. se eee eee Cee wes

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BM BATURDAY, j PTEMBER 6, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has - ~ nae sanenenathenasame _ _ 97,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED HOMELESS IN. _MSSHATE germ EPA AND HA BREAK | ‘ Special to the Post-Dispatch. ‘4 | NEW YORK, Sept. 3.—Miss Kate | ) Heuses in City Destroyed | Meek, 87, years old, for more than | Crojs in lowa Suffer Damage | jin Storm—North Dakota Gets Light Showers, el y ater Mains Broke Be- | 60 years a notable figure in the ~ fofe Blaze Started. American theater, died yesterday ’ -afternoon in the home of her | |daughter, Mrs, Amelia Meck Hays. | ; i Press. 4 Funeral services, which will be pri- WEPORT, La., Sept. o.--) , : RR inst night swept nine city] vate, will be heid Monday morn- | breezes out of the Canadian _* ’ is here ing. ee 7 1ouses and | : sks, destroyed 250 ; | Miss Meek was born in New % 1000 persons homeless. The! york City, and began her theat- By the Assoctated Preas. » 7 Ai teen ne | Northwest today were forecast as 'a@ vanguard of a storm within a s > Si soon after the water| rica] career in Norfolk, Va., dur- | day or so, bringing relief from the in three;inge the Civil War. She was a/scorching grasy of Old Sol. une * |; Pioneer itn giving entertainments p rty lbss carly today | for the benefit of soldiers. ST aennnd $500,009. This does; After the war she joined a sto®k Bea icence on equipment by| COMpany at Ford’s Theater in Pal- Z _ , —_ . ln asa e light and telephone com- “more, whi re she played in sup- . as, ‘port of Edwin Forrest, Charlotte ; were injured in the; Cushman, Edwin Looth, Joseph “4 Se Aously Four of the tn-|J¢fferson, John E. OQWens and oth- two s¢ r 7 ~~ ae PS He SE >» ~ ; . > => = a —~ - - . % = ‘peen broken Y A foretaste cdme when more than a month of aridity was brok- en by a quarter of an inch of rain (in Fargo, N. D. High winds and |hail accompanied a downpour iz |Grinnell, Ia., causing property dam- e >, a eS x = ~~ ith buckets of water and saved first readjustment of the personnel Stettinius. prey 7 ‘ie Pe pray ste mp No man in thé country knows better thaeeral houses. A thousand spec- jf the prohibition forces umder the) 7 p Morgan and Co., wha died " 1g ‘ing ii11 | new scentralizsz ) . e* * AR President Perkins of the Cigarmakers' J on a neighboring oT lon Ya! menaetie J lan 8 Thursday, were held yesterday at ternational Union, the Ins and outs of t. eched this battle. be = welt " ve } Aiotah clone : hie ‘the Shelter, his Long Island home. business. N | | | Groups of Hotneless Gather. of general prohibition agents, who} Only intimate friends of the family o man is better able to\ j é, ork ihad been agstened as administra. | ie “4nree blocks away to the south | igned 3 administra- | attended The service was con- just what is the matter with the cigar at@ ' present moment. When he says it is maihh a& question of taxation, he is on sOUDBB ss. ee grossing the Texas & Pacifc | ved “grag: to Mhicago to suc-| madge, rector of Christ Church, In Christian street a ffre |°&e % Kk. Ewing. Politics caused | Oyster Bay ground. All he has to do is to make a plug in @ low place afforded some ‘this shift. Senator Shortrjdge and | eee oo ee | ter, but/the fire fighters knew |°ther California Republic lead- | ! c Does the cigar smoker, who utters feel that they were only draining the ‘ers desired a home-grown man. | CHURCH NOTICES. protests at the high prices of his fave nains ‘ . — ay 87 Years Old, She Began Career | \ . During Civil War, Giving Bene- i r By the Associated Pres. j CAMP PERRY, O., ept. —s Russia, said that “Helen Marie”) Ligut.-Col. Will D. a Boao had been cast aside for just plain; old, Philadelphia, United Stateg In- “Nancy,” and Nancy she would al-; fantry, and assistant range officer | National Rifle Association | Matches, fell dead here yesterday. He had been ill since arrival but ae taken a Long Island es-! declined fo ro to a hospital. } late. try for some time. “Weare Americans you kndw,” the Princess said, “and we want to) live Zn our own country.” But Nancy, with all her toy | | blood coloring her rosy cheeks,’ might have been even’ more for-| |tunate. By the terms of the late} ‘“Tin-plate King’s” will the $40,-| 000,000 estate can only be inher-| | ited Dy a male heir. In the Leeds party on the Aqul-! tania yesterday, was Prince Paul) a. 1 ditininnicenacticlnemigints 23} Oc“ Vaccination Expert of Vienna Says || of Greece, a tall blonde youth years old, who wears a monocle| and has a valet. REPORTS RHEUMATISM CURE —————— 600 Cases Were Treated. By the Aesoctated Preas. VIENNA, Sept. 5. — Positive cures in 600 cases of all forms of. | rheumatism are claimed by Dr. | Gustav Paul, director of the Na- tional Vaccination Institute of Vi- | ennagin a report to the medical | | | society. The cures, he said, were effected | | 'by innocuous and painless cutane- | | ous injections. | America Day at leipzig Fair. By Radio to the Post-Dispatch and the’ Chicago Daily News. (Copyright, 1925.) BERLIN-Sept. 5.—America day at the Leipzig autumn fair at whicn Ambassador Schurmann and many other Americans were present, passed quietly and satisfactorily, | i but American participation in the affair, from a commercial stand: | point was almost a myth. There!) ‘were practically no Americgn ex- hibitors’ and the few American | products visible were handled by | | Germans, being mostly old-fash- ioned ‘‘novelties.”” The number of exhibit@rs was 2000 less than in the spring. The number of visitors | was fewer. stood every call on parade since he)! ee¢-a rcity of water due to the drouth.| = SS ee Weamiss were unahie to explain how, | He The M I R RO R 0 re or why all three water mains _thingsstronger than water. Two or three other mines are op- » ats 4 | “His one breach of discipline was ca ae =a PI BI | OPINIO @ A high nd fanned the flames ; his refusal to ik ave’ his regiment) peason and it is said 10 or 15 others’ . ieee adddd to the spread of the | When it went to France, after he/ wi1) pe obliged to suspend opera- _ Boston, Mass. Man Killed by Heat While Setting PARIS, Ill, Sept. 5.—The first} | heat in September was reported) INTO ANOTHER DRY JOR died within a few minutes. Ther- emen battled to prevent the fire |r to the San Francisco district, | ducted by the Rev. George FE. Tal- | ) a. m. to 10 p. m., except Wednesday, 10 \ 2:30 te 5:30 p. m. All are welcome. Col. Ned M,. Green of Los Angeles SRIGRONEN” ROT ENERO eeaemeeneee CHURCH NOTICES. et ei eet eine _— The Churches named below are all branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Subject of the lesson-sermon at each church: ‘Man."’ GOLDEN TEXT: Psalms 65:4. FIRST. CHURCH, Kingshighway and Westminster place, 11 a m. and 8 p.m. Reading room, 4744 McPherson, open daily from 9 a. m. to Y p. m. except Wednesday from 9 a. m, to 5p. m. Sunday 3 p. m. to 5 p. m. SECOND CHURCH, 4234 Washing- ton boulevard, 11. a. m. THIRD CHURCH, 3524 Rassell bou- levard, 10:45 a. m. and 8 p. m. POURTH CHURCH, 5569 Wage bou- levard, 11 a. m. Keading room, 5451 Page boulevard, open daily from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m., except Wednesday, from 9 a. m. to 7:45\p. m.; Sunday 3to 5 p. m, Suhday morning service broadcast KFQA. Meter, 261. FIFTH CHURCH, 3630 8S. Grand boulevard, 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Read- Ine reom, same location, open daily 2 to 5 p. m.; Sundays and all holi- days 2 to 5 p. m, SIXTH CHURCH, 3736 Natural Bridge avenue, Sunday, 10:45 a. m. SEVENTH CHURCH, northwest cor- ner Kraus street and Minnesota ayv., 10:45 a. m., WEDNESDAY EVENING—TESTI- MONY MBETING at all the churches at & o'clock. : READING ROOMS, 1993 Railway Exchange Bidg., 9 a. m. to 9p. m. daily except Wednesday, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Sunday and holidays 2:30 to 5:30 p. m. 3622 Olive St., open daily from 10 an. m. to 5 p. m. Sunday and holidays, et at form of the “weed,” realize what part taxaaie ‘te ‘ ‘was given the San Francisco. job. | tion has played in making him pay? “oad can toey of the flames ore | Yellowley was not keer to ig not, he should be informed that the averag . tl ps, of es womelese | California. Objections to him had c ‘rate of taxation on cigars today is $7.20 pe had eroung =w hat property | been raised before the appointment A thousand, while prior to 1917 it was $3. s, T snatched from thelr | was made, and as goon As it be- | . So in that little matter the cost has be oli na rp any nousehoud came known he was to go.there | boosted just 100 per cent. ? ae ais and fro, ‘as administration head his old c en there is the five-cent cigar. Xa ta¥n there in the open lenemies began to bombard Wash- T* ens ilies gathered. 4 Gj) ae ee A negro ington with protests. | ily, mourn its practical disappearance as Pi v Dlayed on a Piano that had really good smoke When Tom Ma ae ; ' : | } | It was explained at the treasury | said that what the country needed most dragged from a_ threatened that Yellowley was better fitted for mLART mee. A group of negroes ithe & good five-center, he touched the hea a @hicago place than any other | The Bible and the Schools Dr. Porter’s Sermon Sunday Morning | Shall We Enthtone Christ By -Force? 7:45 |“The Lost Chance”. | P. M. | (People’s Popular Service) j i millions of devotees of tobacco. ‘ But why about him and dancedeto the |available man. it not in evidence today? Because the : of “Alabama Bound” ana is so stiff that a good one can hardly, road Blues.” produced ata profit. 4 . lendale. where the fire stad. | BISHOP THOMAS B, NEELY DIES | Mig inhabited by the moderately etired Methodist, 84, Was Neted as Author. | romcxIN ee Have You Been.to the Third? 15 Minutes From Anywhere BEHIND THE BARS WITH TEM! mo-do people, while the six ee lil a eal | "aa " . ) iated Press From the Kansas City Star. yet we n this section and the PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.—The : “i 4 section destroyed was in- | . Tham: Tooly | HE drunken motorist on the street a ead by the poorer class and eg s vie Best , + ply Be brea, ; 4 : ss id, retire s » Me =| the position of a man who reckl “dist Mpiecorh) Sherch died “ nis | flourishes a deadly “Weapon in a cro , WILLIAM M CAMPBELL |home here iast night. Bishop A ‘6 eg room, Such a motorist is a potential kil . ° Neely, who retired 13 years ago, | if My Dreams His persona] safety ts a slight matter; old § KU KLUX IN MISSOURI | os an authority on the history of | the menace he imposes on pedestrians uintment of St. Joseph Man | ee ees, CORtOh. C T y L Ai lia 1e ; i f£ Qa { : } other motorists is genuine. He has'no ® me ages ay. S80 megnics org ite. “ Lae ero % Pages ome rue / place in modern traffic than a maniac pecial to one, Ficoll yg nants. Rna his first charge ‘was to guper-{ with a group of children, 3 FFERSQN CITY, Sept. 65.—/vise the work of the church in gs Judge Gardner of the South Side C y William M. Campbell of St.|South America. Mshop Neely’s‘ ' ‘ ‘ : Says he ix going to send to jail every 4 pe Was appointed grand dra-| work extended to Panama and Bo- expectant lives in one room | gett who is brought before om mf the Ku Klux Klan of Mis-/| livia, where he opened missions. He now, but he will have two homes > , ; ’ ' : ; . . oe te at as many as possible be wrongs ™ at a state meeting of the!also served for a time in Mexico. | then, and an auto. and he will vive at's the-kind, of course, that will in St. Louls, Thursday, accord- w in Railway Mail hj -hildre TF ¥ results with the irresponsibles who try * a dispatch published here in| sone hod “ge all Oppoeed./ ee . . Be eS WP" “we ~ Var Bae te ES NOW PLAYING The “Miracle Man of 1925” 4 Story of New York's Upper and Underworld WITH PERCY: MA | NEIL HAMMER | MARY BRIAN Co . IN “‘Don’t Tell Dad”’ (A Super-Sennett Comedy) 9) On the Stage With 40 Models and Artists, Including / Beautiful Girls, Gowns, STAGE SPECIALTIES . 2d Exquisite Edition ST. LOUIS STATE THE COOLEST SPO BRIDGE { 4871 Nat. Bridge { CHEROKEE | _3o Sones te 2716 Cherokee st. * as.” Average Alse EMBASSY ) Thoms Meguen, Grand & Florissant and Amateure 4938 Delmar Souvenir to Ladies Grand-Flor. " * “Proed Fie GRAVOIS Bebe panicle Jefferson & Gravois ‘ “The Manicure Girf® HI-POINTE Clayton-MecC ans!’ d A Metro-Goldwyn-Muayer ON THE STAGES? A SUPERLATIVE SPFUTACLE Kingsland 6457 Gravols Av. KING BEE 1710 N. Jefferson 7 “A STUDY Lafayette All-Mar Cast tn in MARBLE” wu - 1648 8. Jefferson “Salome of the YURIEVA & SVOBODA FROM IMPENIAL BALLET OF PETE LINDELL =} Suir Grand & Hebert “The LAZIER & WORTH LYRIC FROM NEW YORK HIPPODROMB Sixth and Pine FROM CAPITUL, N. Y¥. MAFFITY } "ty ge? and Loew’s State Ballet Corps ALSU “IN SHADO Manchester Manchester) Sxip’Riceys OVERTURE PRKSENTATIUN DON ALBERT’S ORCHESTRA Maplewood | .tuiw.2thm. MELBA | Spee” MICHIGAN } ce 7224 Michiean Av. MISSOURS | “Ne emia Po Montgomery pe ol 15th & Montgomery FASHION PAGEANT with “MOTH AND FLAME” BALLET ami Other big Acts ca PARAMOUNT PICTURE i THE NA OF LOVE’ RICARDO CORTEZ GRETA NISSEN WALLACE BEERY RAYMOND HATTON ii G Paramount Picture |“THE HUNTED WOMAN” -- COMING, SEPTEMBER 12 “THE TEN COMMANDMENTS” ADDED ATTRACTION eww 2 ee ee eee SS __ AMUSEMENTS | 2 iia G HUBERT JEFFERSON - | oo -——_ JAS. BARTON & CO. __FORTUNELLO & CIRILLINO __ ____ THOMAS F. SWIFT @ 0. ___ lammy & Mog Wass Cole & Suayder —— e+ Dora & _ Beck man ——— ' -~-—— — FRANK FAY ——_—_—— — a NEXT WEEK—Henry Santrey and Orchestra. — = * oe in ” — 2 - F A — a * lp i Por. MAT. WED. BEST TS $1.50 SOc AMUSEMER7® __ NOVELTY RING) GARDEN oa 4306 Lee Av. NEWSTEAD } "ris las 7 te oratenie| SEE 4026 W. f#lorissant ‘ i “RIVOLI - : QUEENS} "roy Rov Grand aad Juniata _ a —_ ' ee | SHAW J T ‘The Ten Commandments’ TIVOL! UNION ; Union end Eastes. Beautiful Star of oe oe og at MS = J Ten Commandments” in His Newest WEBSTER ) = Woodland Can you get away with it? CHARLEY CHASE Comedy, “No Fatber to Guide Him” Aesop's Fables AMUSEMENTS Aer “LOOK U R” sem EVE 17 RAC aHT {i EARL CARRO Presents LEON GORDO In a Love Play of the Tropics. HITE CARGO) Becond Year tn New York A Year tn and Still) Pieying "ty ——— 2 ie ee y Wes MF TN RSE PE I 4 oh é sok, ———— 2 7 -¥ - ; Bie * i ah Lanes eras > wr Nef » ee ee . a ar > ate Be, Sew: <7 x . a =a, Wee ees ~ a PO NM MON NE OT ER NT: Se I RE ee Se SS i — # Co vie. ge ’ SF a Soe ee Se a” “

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rr —— >. neo eee. 14 ST.LOUIS PO ST-DISPATC H SATURDAY EVENING a SEPTEMBER 5, 1925 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | NJ i ( C ) | RK CU - —— ~ — a | IRM Ry the - : > ASSO ated Pr Rr | NEW Y resa. i 4 han YORK * : : . F da tod . sept =" 2 ; day ; ay wer - — 4... T of ; . 65 Tre 60° - tal eaie e ; ' ‘ ' Pst Ger aget, Sagh tite ont og aml Dae : ‘o a n azo a . 8. cou , - w ¥ - ~~ . ane _ . | year ago men “A ere 274 ss heamyg 437.500 aparece with : ony Stock Ex- pone and ' Ko! and 160,922 .397,000 sha a year a ay $,,000 yest eapneay Div : An ONOWI HE | oo, 500 (Ww nares, comp 5°. Total sal Fons Rates in $ Sa! ' ! Vol (60 omitt ng is the compl Oo years ago mpared with ul sales trom Nor South ‘ales. High. I , | N Special t Tt ume of B pric itted) on the § mplete list of ith 165,149,500 ; \N &@ W 7: i qe a Close. ee | | te the Fest-s ; usiness > s and tha TrAe SBSBIOK kK Gi ind! oO in , iv @ ws ~A a 6123 41 1a ge. wb ge. ' NEW yi — ‘enacch ‘Baty Than Lar > Includ he net chang Exchange: idual sales in 100 Nor Pac - 91 ‘eo % 134% 1 4 “14s | list of sal IRE, Sept. 5 i ger « = : AUINE : i," a — . with © te . © iv -«> a — : 5 ~~ 5a: v° Swrr , pm, .oOW . | Ort . . 1 —— rt si} \raue ; tL 101 ‘ foll . . & f in Vie sao TO pert cent a? Paya! , ‘ rn bolis— and closin ’ fd 4 ] af s 74 po Fl *! ; lots ed in or Ww &s.. C iow ing t o Pe ° w - . S pe cia! sto . Be : preferred ‘is Plus wae . “4 4 s Ele. ‘ ] °“ yy eal 7 i, ae - iy omiitte 1) ‘ the Stock rms and D able will he ‘ i er th nding : ae —— CK. red stoc (ras ae ee 2 ase 29% 29 | Quota sata tock Exc! revi ll be foun Special t ? m Holida ane se au atti cialis ncrease i id) ‘% Ler. , 13? ~« N e bows iotations vikchan ous el und a i to the P 4 ‘ 4 - li‘ = State Ly -secon j on ail Unite . today, sales sing prices of NEW Ye ~~ - sve ‘cb } w Ad Ex $ Salee. High, ; Cas — cua ee’ Vee B 3 26. Sits G14, 92% . | means~$s nds of a doll uted Stat s being tn est. closi IRK. Sept. 3 «: : a Feature Ad »" 6 I? Tigh Low he ' Net on a i Pa Ae 2 15 a8 457 t. ee ae . re 99 and tx dollar. that ; es Liberty . in $1009 i New sing and }? . Poll He i — e 4q ; a te] Ay é _ ose Ch’ nb. Div ' ; CR. 1 ~~ ‘ 53 *e — a. ‘. . Ti be 4 a Sales High Low ; { Net me. 140) . Js JS es = % | 3 yea! ay 60 a we + ay vere $3 , poe seconds of e.a sale prir py and sales my omitted " cnanse today pi es . : ; of i the ew A‘ ‘ 4 x. - 3 (Mt) a do + on at - _ A | Close =. n-A Pp } © & ' ' ago. rPeoK ag 5, AY, a a rinte a4 a: o a or fr / oa 7 amtieler. ° } } ViEw Yy Pest. erk aD » ~ Sa 103 . loi, we 1 cls pe p ‘ 3i ** —— sO Chee 4 ‘ ~" °0 én ye Fr ‘ Zo. $4 ’) . : 90. a obllar a 95-4 O hich : acttor AOS « , ‘ : ; ORK iepatch a. ‘ , } 120 113 _ “ E.St Bas . 1 10d wi il? e*- -. jiodh« OU6@RldCU6@ , H14 “ ro%, e P - 307 ona é om J sii 939 H06 gainst nd not . mitted are in : is the : ' ; : e > . + ot ~~ L1oOv yy En ~ 4 = ia a Ltic oa 7 s Pas 2° ." 614 : . ‘.o 4 Ae ati. = : a - — $8. Or $ 9 9° OG. 7 rewt . . ; ie ning Po . Hope _ - Piso. is Si mer Br 2, 8 5 108 Lh rk @T 2 61" i eaaice BS 3,000 l to ye 175,00: e9.24 il, whil ex 7 m F st pt. aoe Th A ft 5 &s =‘? i2 1% | &r rt o4&- 64° sU9 . Pa bis ° » 61 P,, 1 s aA ve ‘o date 7 * ara pan y & ile t . en , cial ’ nm is Cc The Eve A - % ss ~v ; Fe 4 ’ i 4 = : ~~ 644 Le p, i @ 2.265 2 By, o1* ~ | Sa.ee. SE > ear Pa 6 Baie go and yesterday ' —__ vn , " H i review copyright “He a 4 9) 22: yy) Tee 8 HIE = a foda: . i ath TU — SE i f ton tracer et a iatg A * . 40 ry >» Ili', 11] ’ ~s Foun ‘ > JZ 110% ~il*%s “” | De a Co 7 £3 23 e293 a. 2 7 . 1LOm : = iTY bs , . 3AUGU&E SO 6 ’ se ari*y Px — TEMBER ‘, rf ‘one was ma rs, & E§ehe = mum- ‘ar es Y 3 s ==S*s = oi 8 3 | Freeport ps =5 136 od 4lu% wi Pp Me tC él 13 oS a a3 .ie.:1 pew ne. I0-— 24 100-—24 Coie cag Eitat INDU STRI i High | Low . > AP& L ny on 97 : eS 3 _ hk 6, 1926. . active tradi A hit pated tw f \ . 2106 106 1 . ae 4 rT 623 134 ert, | ac 3 4 ; 5m . m1 os - _94'100—-94}> 15 Wi 1A : rt Oe ere " ve 4. te ch : 9 - AMMA TED) ’ . radin ned im . mi Ha ™ 4i% 106 . 3 mab 8&8 *? ee... id&é - 135% . | MB Lo ~ @ 4° - al | I ae 102-— 3 , —24 ~ ij & - L, BO 2 ~ ‘at ra = a5 . 7 $ Yi Apt t0ILA ! oday. 17 sing on tt : oderat do pid | lex + — se ~~ i" *; 10 ‘ oe h Petr 7 1) 24%)! 24 » 42% a, me 102 , is ¥ §s fo 1 6 NDS. SAR Mii! 9G ' et SO A Bigg , 2 : ; y. The le stool atele |Am ica 10% 10% 41 1A UA ss 34%. iG“, ° Pierce 4 : a7i 4 os} 248); 2 = & 11 ~+-te : 2—J3 102 o,f 3 S&aT 6 e 41 : | An big tf & m5 ty vo AN ar " rolun cA IM . — i > 4 “1 Lt) } , . , ‘ * - ~~ Jo * - i oe Arr ‘ - JS ) es 24% — L ‘ 101— 2—3 . oe 4 Us ly oO - y laconds 43% “* lt} . a - I ‘ . q aed than . ” e of b seine aTrKe* Am ¢ ° : > s a n i &y . \. ja » ) 4, . a? * J4*s ej i ye pf ‘ 469 138 » ‘s 3S %& ‘s ; o ; ctec “~d ad genera! iness was / . _ for apse 8 110) 3 0 wae > gd Mot Ay a hy , 4 37%) 3T% «| tq BS 2 | Ger ame] a Sa 2%, 29h — % Pierce Gat 10 ann lean = Pl oan} mm . Fy —16 101~j 3.2 14 AT a sts ?. BONDS. io atgew sou! gon oti, = + sf Pirak in Ty ¢ red . . . in Bs — i > ’ ae | : . “ t ad 4 ] } “~ Pier e . li A) ou . a 2 an .7S - 7 . 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Tam oe Te aaa, ae in, Sate ! a | a on POO ee Gee "Ste | EMR EE eR at % 57%) S7% | commission houses today paic the B1344'..... ina pricer for round \ote of the : ; i.” * nt hu : nM ‘a | a “ articles . a &t , } _§ LS 8 eS m4 b eat . + eR lee age DH, 25%) 26 EGGS—Fresh firsts in good . . | . aes YS EDR, TicPaetae ee: Eye S gona e hee Re re Pabeder ee go ane § § “% : 4fh'4) 5% | to Sle; cases returned Ic lens. % ) ' , >» $e : tine f *' ne Oe a ee — Rng Ee Se ek tye Sy ae nen Rae ng? Oe ee a ee tren Doe: Se Te porta Oe ee eae 121%, 121% |° -BCTTER — Creamery extras. — ; A Sm SSS ee : Ee SH: S Silat Pee. e843 x: Waa d sk. .s . 154 152%, | standards, 45c; firsts, 38c; seconds, &) 61%! 61% | Packing stock, 28¢ %!) 31%! 21% CHEKSH—Per oound: Northern @2i,c: singles, 23c; longhorns 24¢:4 7. “or. " '* “1 ae igh sies 22 ‘4c: prints. J5c: brick. 22c. | 40% PIGEONS AND SQUAGA—Live ote A> 6| SO | $l per Gqsee.. or squabs, 50¢ : | > emai and dark = OILS. _ _| LIVE POULTRY—Fowls, heavy, , 2 2 (towilse, light, 18c; teghorne hens, | 8S .., cocks, 2c: springs, 94 %c: lerhorne Gag h % 5% (and ema)! eprings, lc: broilers, Te ° ' A eS te ere | os Py al _" :* oung turkete 3Ne : turkeve, hens on —- . ie ee yee Pte “ps Neca ae “ ‘ m A SRI rj , > eh Bee cal “% or " Rp oP wa nae ai i PS ; -4 tee os ~ ee 2 =o. 4 ge Be ve ; eggs Ser | m4 4 tome, 28c: No, 2 turkeys, 17c; @ucks, ite ~ SMe eget 7. gS Ps SR ae ne i ee ES eae Se FB: PRES ies ala | FS SS las SOO MEER OK FONE EET tate > Pd SS ae a eigen r "m9 ’ : P la rge w hite ducke, 10c:; wv x hi | ; c Pe %, ‘eee gh > 4 pm , é 3 uA 2% aciegs : Me f » - S SS-74 SES: % erg 7 ae es eS Sos "% ase * Ase Ss ms v er: . ¢ RRP, iy é ba. Wee by dhe * Pres 5 a 7 y ‘ ,aucke 1Oc geese. 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GRAPES —-Home-grown, concord. = 17 14 '» ling tg s} ae hu ee Se f, ee 9 per 24-ib. Posy Pes LE MONS—California, $7 to $10 pet! rT 2 : LJ Mi a—lrominion $2. end — "AY 42 - bs : i) CANTATA PES—Colorado 7% 87% | lowe flat pink meat. $i to $1 28 S40 $4.) per bu basket; Obio, B2.+¥ ' PRARS. Homegrown oe } @utchess, Soe per bu basket, | Bartletts, $2.25 to $2.35 per be . & iyi we tT) nieons Ne per ') or | WATERMELONS -Miseour, £4 ; | Pound AVeTeEe, 31 lw $1.25 per - poulcry, beultry Syed Swift & Compeny rs sitive Untem Stock Yards, : | ™ ito . a 59 a Pe Zr . — . 4 . -— t ; 4 Sa “é} ; Dividend No. I ner 2 “ , » , + 2 wok her t # “ne ; 35 ok = as a DOLLARS : eo 2 | S . eo © me Fes ' pea >. “ho ee 2% ; >. 8 y ae > a 8 lere : ie | terre Pe “. Mg 3 tie ee ol ~~ or .. : A closeup of the wreckage. 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ae * —_— —— EOE ——— — —— eet —_— — er SEE ye a eae : “ x | G J eee ‘ee ia : A > » i oe ery | = e OUBLE ‘ST. LOUIS POST-DISP 4m a ee ee ee eee ee ee fe - 2 » Pe eo! a usehold Hints | CO = = = a ee Se TE a ee ——— te a — — mt = -— - - ane = — —- 7 = = —_—- -- DRAWN BY , . oiail at Home ® 4 NELL BRINKLEY MEDITATIONS ° wr a | ~~ eG) a TATIONS | |.o- Children’s Bedtime Story -o-| MARRIED WOMA By Thornton WW. Burgess : a Tomorrow .*. oe — BREAKFAST. | . By HELEN ROWLAND Hot-Tempered Folk ble whenever any one passed that res ecatoes 4 ee ae, a | way. “We'll have to smoke them Aci SS VAMPS AND SHEIKS. ) | ny out,” said Farmer Brown. “We'll | 5crambied exes with cheese. AMPS may vamp and sheiks may sheik——but the “shy” line and Who for defense is fully armed have to go down there and smoke Toast. | V the “silent devoted’ manner win forever! Youll find is very seldom harmed. them out.” Coffee, cocoa, milk. * ¢ e —Old Mother Nature. | Now, someone besides Sammy | DINNER. Fried chicken, cream gravy. Jay had seen all that had hap- Mashed potatoes, pened. That someone was Jimmy . . . ° ; the , » »S , | | Hunger makes a lump of cold pudding seem just like a meal— | naar — we ogy the pees } Reente had made when they were se TE sand wiches. | and loneliness has made a iump,of protoplasm seem just like an ideal | ©4C2 One carried a sharp little stung. 3. | lover to many a girl at a Summer resort. | lance. They lived beside the road | “Now, what does that mean?” Cake. | ae eae | in a mossy bank. They were Yel-| said Jimmy Skunk to himself. Coffee, tea, milk. Grandfather serenaded them; Father read them the Rubaiyat; lowjackets, which you know, are | “What can have happened to have Scramhied Eggs With Cheese, Son turns on his radio or honks for them with his motor born—but | 2 kind of Wasp. | upset those horses so?” One-half pound of cheese grated Now. at first no one had both- ered them and so they had bother- | He lazily yawned and stretched. | °F cut Into small pieces; eight eggs, they all have the same passion for attracting a woman’s attention; Then he ambled out and looked | °"* tablespoonful of chepped par- | by making a big noise. - _— i , — ’ . See 'ed noone. But as they grew more| Hf{apy “° o—w 5 up the Long Lane. “I don’t see | 5'¢¥. ® Pinch of mmmeg, one-half “Cherchez la femme!” said Adam, as he swallowed the last mor- | 424 more numerous they began They lived beside the road in q | *0¥thing,” said Jimmy, “TI don’t teaspoonful of salt. | sel of the apple end helped himself to another to make some trouble. Twice | . mossy bank see anything to have frightened with the-cilliicaanioe aaa | | * * . , | Farmer Brown’s Boy was stung by) Jti those horses so. They certainly ae : nana aap otal r over a very slow fire, stirring con- , , them when he happen to stop. PEF were frightened. I wonder what | stantly, so that the cheese may be g charg counts with several tailors may make a bache- and they didn’t know what to). 2 ¢ | SAVIAE CARTES ALCO | close beside the little holes in net ‘it means. I think I'll have to | melted by the time the eggs are ‘s bi > having love affairs with several woman may make of those sharp pains made | valine Once “daughter” studying singi stare brightly into her dream of a little house im the pont te ‘canreviie~leee somebody always collects in ground which ,were the COTOROR i ay the lances of the Yellowjackets, | 704 Dep that way by and by. cunsd SEC two pated as away place, was half a memory moonlight of thousandsof-miles away. She opens her ie dnd i | to their homes. Then one day} Farmer Brown bimecif pebedienastiaeeeeee - . or ee oe oe ee ee - aie. te a . . Mm, of every kind ‘running parallel, is a lin@ “masses of gor. '"@bdle hotels. The sun PUAONAOENOEOOOOOGNNNESOOOGSONOOCOOONENEPSSQTOATOOOTONESEQEGUCOTOTEOREEESOGGACOCECEEEEEORGOOOOOOOTNETEEGGGTOATUOUOOCORGGSACCEE Pee CTGAA ACHAT we “ > ° — e e ° . . . ME perchance a ‘ceeding brighines uP aime Londen State. It is yours for- the asking. = ; | Mail or Bring This Application Today With $1.00 to the Post- | i . Particular spot on the : , ' 4 ? : _—— . ° etna rat the fasbionables who oot Simp]y hill out thecoupon printed beliowand mail = Dispatch Insurance Bureau, St. Louis, Mo. Dand then «ew “splay their grandeur ” or present to any Illinois Cencral representative. = | | bored materia! have the full co-operatk 2 oF ee = 1 th 70 of that T neither deaf Pthe day is over ‘UT*. Everybody is cheesh ‘ f = I certify that T am mere than 10 years of age, and less than years age, am a fow - ed ed the gamblers and the in ad ‘ 4 . - = nor blind ‘and that I am not crippled to the extent that I cannot travel safely im public places, and I here Sto their impro- i"fest the place are ae: tie iii het ar samies i | = by apply for a $5000.00 Travel Accident Policy im the Federal Life Insurance '. through q ides tay OE | liincis Central Railroad, 910 Planters Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. eo = The St. Louis Post-Dispatch. é that snuggle in! GRAPE PIE. — : ; Sew T /, =— Alps behind the p ’ Send without cost a copy of new Florida map. Iam ly ed in TyGaay ot — - — Poll Name ee A bee COPE OOS EOS 6668 COB E246 6 66658 66S SSS 6 68 62S Te meta. |. eer Guick pastry N = This Poli Print Name Plainly and in Full tie wasn Line a pie plate, reservia 1 Re , = is olicy Be by. The peo- | of the crust to make City A S a * oy ae 447-13X “a t== Is Not Sold Address SESS EEE EEE SOSESESES SHES H HEHEHE TTS Pee errerree ee tt Ce Pe eee and down the ‘4!lice top. Fill with ¢ ~ re = — by ° lai ihalf | tween 10 to 70 years, may each Obtain & policy upon payment of $3.00 with each application. Sy in and out Stand a two , 4 — ——e a a OE intestine es THE ROAD OF TRAVEL LULUR, yyy ————--— | . | Pe ys j » xa Ing e bi i *y ‘ ri mi

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~~ . 4 Pee tates owe ae Senn COMIC PAGE. 2 yr. LOUIS POS -Dis PATCH) mJ a ~ . y Yl tite, “we b; NMstA SEPTEMBER ‘Sr928. Gully A han... ge g dh hhdddidittid PAGE 18 ei KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN M-M-M- “\GNATZ “TOLD ME “TO MEET HIM By ~ THIS BRICK* WALL A CARPENTER WAS ICHABOD RUBDOLPHUS JAY MESWRONG, ANS HE WENT OUT oat A JOB AND CARRIED MANY TOOLS ALONG, UBE GOLDBERG ene - ~ ~— i W. WHILE A CARPEASTEF NAMED MARMABUKE JosiAH PABST MSSTAHHER WAS CALLED OCUTIAS A HORRY AASB TOOK NOTHING BUT A HAMMER : — — f We © . BUT ICHA BOD, WHO CARRIED TOOLS THAT NUMBERED EISGH TY-Tulo. SOON DISCOVERED THAT THIS LITTLE VOB WAs ALL HE HAD To Bo, WHILE THE GUY WHO TOOK A HAMMER (CMARH JOSIAH PABST), WAS E€XPECTEN TO REJUVIA A BUILDIASG THAT COLLAP HIS TOOLS UTT AND JEFF—JEFF KNOWS NOTH — ee —— ee ee a — ING ABO — — — - AND MUTT KNOWS LESS—BY BUD FISHER “THe WORK His i. BACK & ‘Copyright, i925, by BE Trade Mark Reg. U. & [AH-H- Bvew A Oricic WACC DUNT METTA , WHEN CVE | With *2ove~ ' —. = ae ————_— er re ay... pi ¥ \ \\ ¥ x BoRROWED SIR SIDNEN'S RADIO AND = CAN'T EVEN) Get STATIC oMtA «yt! 7 iTS A VeRY |xPEeNSiVe RadiIelL Sid -ARe BuRNT AND CHICAGO We ’ LysU —_ — = —_-. NOPE = THAT WASN'T (TS ij PERHAPS THIS DINGBAT tS GETS PITTSBURG RIGHT ALONG! NOPE. THE WHAZZIS AND RIGAMAROLE ARE O.K,. TOO! Metal STRANGES SS x DON'T kaow WHAT'S} pa ) Tre MATTER WIT iv. THe Post-Dispatch Bureau, @ 26-23 Wyatt Bullding. WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—Col- of Col. William Mlitchell,/ , former assistant Chief of the Army at: ir Service, share his anticipation Zw his statement in which he de- ue i the Shenandoah and PN-9 wu disasters were the direct result of the “incompentency,. criminal neg. . ligence. and almost treasonable ad- ya ministration” of the navy and wat @epartments will cause his early In fact it is assumed he put his Safin ment on the loss of the dirigibie -j3 or the fatlure of the Honolulu) on | t in the strongest manner pos- wc sible for the purpose of forcing a a courtmartial as part of forcing *% BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS | = paign to expose what he insists ts) . the pian of the two establishments). to keep the air service subordinate, | to the prejudice of the efficient de. fense of the United States. a Oi cet _— Give a WHY THE ' JOLLIT Y= “Don't get off till I get on, will ya, mister.” | gn a a nee Se — - ‘only thing thet might have had a ? | ibs 3 ee eee ee —By PERCY disciplinary flavor. _ Representative Nelson. whose ution brought about the in- vestigation last year. is expected to Move the reopening of the proceed- r See WILE YA [EAT My SU ee ~ a — — AIN’T IT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING? WHen 1S” HoUseGfileanne ings as soon as Congress is called wuat! an’ spoiw ( rA SODA. — os in December. ) * “Ptoncers Behind Mitchell.” F James V. Martin, airplane de- ‘Signer and inventor who supplied) Nelson with the data on which the| — investigation was based, issued «| — Statement today in which he sald: “The pioneer airplane builders and flyers are behind Col. Mitchell ; istration.” _ Martin says that for fiye years) ~ Navy Department has stub-/ ly refused to proceed with «a of seaplane which could have! easiiy the trip te Honolulu 1500 miles to spare. while 4 : : : : 5 . | A smice Time AND The wire iS Too BuSY Te CHANGE HER woUSE APRON” FOR ® DRESS OR To GREET You wit WELL WHAT “AND You HAVE To fAT YouR MEALS IN’ THE KITCHEN-~BECAUSE He DINING ROOM FLOOR 1S FRESHLY VARNISHED —- AND YOU HAVE To SLEEP “ANID YOU Can'T ON THE DAVENPORT, BECAUS® YouR BED 1S BEING RE-BRASSED. To WEAR Hi ss)h I MULL FIND YouR on TIES OR ANY- TeirnG@ You want pe “AND YOUR EASY CHAIR 15 BEING UPHOLSTERED AnD yy ~ 4 ~ ~ ~ ~~ ae > S SSS: ~ ~* ~ a. ~~ a ~~ at r A, ee .% wp ax > Mo ae ee Se —_ ~~ “ : pote v —R Dp a as Cae Rk CIPRO te rar ~ teeeencreners SPEND THE EvGniiG ST time & PIANO STOOL WW) ‘ouvTy a Bacer, “AnD You Come Home owe EVE FIMO” FRrenD wire” AnD THe HOUSE On-+ - Bor’ x. GR-R-R-RAND And GLOR R RI FEELIN’ ? - 5 ‘id = Ta TATA TYA ms oRDEeEG —— Am TT tf acu. De Fee : ; } £ iH / & z a i