St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 11, 1925
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— Oe COMIC PAGE. THURSDAY, “PTEMBER 10,” 1999, SE Ee By BRI “Teer ARE THe RAGE\ enD> THe TALK - i — te AH-H-H-Ve THAH NAT = Ale ewe, ‘ 2 DURING Ads- Other St. COMBINED Farm Than 4LL the Are You Inlerested in Farms? AUGUST The Post-Dispatch Printed 71? 203 More Louis Newspapers Vou. 78, NO. 4. - Morris-Armour cussed at Cabinet Meet- ment Is Expected Soon. COOLIDGE BACK, FACING PROBLEMS French Debt, Course Pursue When Anthracite Is Exhausted, and Avia-. Case Dis- Commander ing and Formal Announce- W to Secretary Decision PS. 10 DISMISS PILOT OF RESCUED MP (TS COMPLAINT ON PLANE PROMOTED PACKING MERGER TO BUREAU POST John Rodgers Appointed Assistant Chief of Navy’s Depart- ment of Aeronautics. ILL REPORT TO WASHINGTON SOON Wilbur When Makes He Learns of Finding of Air- Th ST. ‘TH UNDERSTORMS, PROBABLY SEVERE, TODAY; COOLER reMP ‘ il. It 4 a ~~ } ; } : } bij i¢st ‘ (ss rai AAND A SUBMARINE WAS THE GOOD SAMARITAN * ii ERATURES at Ofticial forecas for st. Louts vicinity: probably cada Pn | ere } Local | thuon derstorms, “vere, late this = after- noon or tonight: Saturday cooler, VMiissour! Loe i undershowe 1)) pbocatoely eve ir) es port! thi rneoon cr? it j ‘ est portion | no} = ( e incl thunde ~ - rT Men on PN-9 No. 1, Who, FIVE PACIFIC tote SAVED ) HAD NO FOOD Louis SE . FRIDAY EVENING, a ee W ith the Associated Pres; News Service PTEMBER 11, 1925—44 PAGES. ~— ee tt ae ER: oe eee = yen ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATC he Only Evening Paper in St. a” i Dice wal EO eR Re tee ue ® ‘ —_ a ie ap PWN we Oy San 7 Y +. Se eee — FINANCIAL ED! TLON St hse Where here Drifting Airplane Was Found; Crew Res cued me eee FOR 4 DAYS Drifted 9 Days, Found | by Submarine 15 Miles From Kauai Island. DRINKING WATER DISTILLED FROM SEA ORIF TED KAVA; u5O MILES AAT PLANE LANDEO IN WATER 1900 MILES FROM SAN FRANCISCO ~—_t PRICE 2 CE! ROBBERS GET $12,000 ' ~~ KROGER PAYROLL Money Seized at General Offices of Grocery Com- | pany, at Tiffany and | Vista Avenues. «3 $2000 REWARD FOR CAPTURE OF MEN Cash Taken by Armed -—- ’ . r’¢ ¥ tion Row Are Pressing. craft and Crew. | ee : | So _-- PES TOPOS AR, scm * Lost Men Heard Radio Mes- Teo Who Take the ~ the Laan inated Pree ; ri ryt ‘ +} . . } WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.—Vir- , BY (he Associated Pres ee sages of Ships Searching | % LT. BJ | ile, Be. tae in tua! dismissal Ol the COMMpD ilnt A! nRaADSa ray 5” ; t ! for Them but Could Not | ’ . ss 7) : clé r . iT) @ lors ra ‘ ‘ ’ 4 ] ’ , : Morris merger of packing interests |r hine days afloat.-in the mid-Pa- southeast: « ler in eas Reply oe Sp Is understood to have been decided itic in his plane PN-$ No. 1, today “lace e iss p Rive! : upon by the Government rT pointed Assistant (Chief of >'- ! is fee , vemenidian | Payroll money amounting to ap- The decision, which soon is ‘ : , sy ‘ | proximately $12,000, was stolen by . _ . Hf? WAVY 8 bureau oT Aetronadlics Presse . be given by Secretary Jardine, was I. T a ig : , ~ : armed robbers who held up eme discussed at today's Cabinet meet He will repo: 0 Washington N AW IL, IW I, a ISLA \D ()} , fi 7 on . : ea a a) ing and forma! announcement is SOO! is possibl: to take his new Ix {1° \] Sept 1] The oiant | Dloyes in the genera of ces 4 it expected soon. The point on which | jog | | , ? i | ithe Groger Grocery and Baking hi . aur n ar) i ; . H "a the decision turned was whethe: ' WG) ' y nav seaplane PN-3 NO I, '‘Co., Tiffany and Vista avenues, at « ' secretary ilbur decided o | ! there actually had been any ever | oS Se os ‘tossed about for about nine } p. m. today f 4 ) , } . : MUPOILI LIN i? mit _ niet NSN iif act in violation of the taw up to te 2 41 ’ ° i this time he learned of ‘the rescue of th days in the ters off the Ha- | Within an hour, the Kroger Pre » Py Sarcent wae’ PN-9 No. 1 and its crev ) ae ' ee hen inagement had published an of- Attorney-Gene ia ) ' “| wauan Islands, is anchored in re) Seked by Jardine for an ophi : Retaims Present Rank . s o ‘fer of $2000 reward for tnforma- : ory) a 4? 4 ‘ rors sf & ‘ iti T i] ' ¢’ 7 ‘ F but replied th it if mec Ss On Wiis Mmman oaRr ' ve ; Aud Plum 2 | oO ] }- —_ i in \ , S isolal C Pol . toad i ana Oo. G. ition leading to the arrest and cone P . erin -™ . . - eg + ‘ his ‘) ry liIlz it ] is! I ] ers thaaa at 1S, AJuati -_ Se ‘ , ’ > , : up to the Agricultural Departmen ‘ n ind pa hou ' ney Roh; (‘commander -John Rodgers and CMDR S.R STANZ I vi tion of the robbers. Had A SWELL which is charged with administra- mk «al : now joining Building, Used to fe 3 seers POPE H .. succeeds a Captain-——-A. W. vohn- this» crew are safe ashore and H The money was taken by three t{ HUAT- meen of the packers and stock: POO | Batter Hole in Wall | ROOGERS Mise Th son. who } asked for s fut LD aR ic | sama ' arme e rom e ere na B~ WE PLAYED P jards law i A tal ge +? m2 well after being picked up at armed men fror a8 SS AAD T ® The late Secretary Wallace is-| Overjoyed,”” was the wa sec- Jarvis, the cashier, who was sur- r ad 41} ’ ae bee ’ ry a ‘ a v ; »?* or ’ . ae - & we AAID —- sued the oT gina! complaint vw hich! ret irs WwW) } ' ‘4 rit . . no . | sé t ate : st re ay s Ui if — a es SS Ne ee ae = | prised in her cage on the second , " ' ; ni. f this \ iv ’ (i; \ ‘? The : ivi re _ . . > “ aileged that the merger would re-/Uons o nh P ¥ . » 5 er, ; ‘ ~~ ? 1) ‘ } 9°) se @ officers snd cre, ies - - : as : + . . i ae - na , . ' ; - q : a ) The ’ ‘ ’ Ind ia ae | ‘ i] eh GAT ire tj ents TO nire davs re ti] ed ; ’ ° Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Office.) This allegati: P arn age Ra AN tee Penne One ek room of the establishment — f . | huidling from Vista avenue. They ' Moris interests denied = o- oe ag hy pes ung te ve their draft until it was in : AFTER SEPTEMBER STORMS i ascended a stairway to the general > AIN'T Got Under the procedure ' 7 j nerson: tfandpoint wii ‘} : 1 | als c? \ rT} ee ing rooin one , » : ’ ae | ° ‘Em 390 Shy law, a complaint merely initi-| to all of us in the department who ir nert) vas not locked st nae i te dg a P | By the Associated Press || offices on the second § floor, on _— 4 ‘ ' ‘? ’ ° yy ‘ srriTy, ie ’ , (st) ? ‘ ; . ~1 ~ ae . . : Sates action and permits a hearing.! °re a quainted wit! Comma id Daring the night. rebate bor-! Mpicting nonstop pe é ruise | WASHINGTON; Sept. 11. which ebout 50 employes were en. A'T THREAD Man order to cease and desist is! Rodgers.and his crew, but also be- le i ied? onal . ad | rom San Francisco to e Hawaiian | HE naval seaplane PB-1 will waged tn office work. ov TELL pS peressary afte: hearing before a} Cause thev Wi he able To mak sdinani ; piu . nibs UIs CNOCK Isiands ota se oo, onan & attempt a flight from San | Th h id lished ; , | , , Pian one , ' , , ™ . : e& ho c P, st Be GOING erger can be prevented, report W hich will be of preat alue Noie tr igh the wall and en- Launs he s fr Orn rne subi narine y Sh : kranciseo to Hawatt SOOnR up as @ comp ° : 3 , - _ ‘ed Se to the gervice. tered the jewelry stere of It. P.itowed the seaplane to this port, | nternationa oe Co. I ODS List With $1, 901- | after Sept. 21 quickly that, aN employes werd Os spatch Bure ‘. rh tinh anaes Aa - oar ‘ee re , cone N THEY Lt 20 3 st , P 1 se An Fixcellent Seaman. ™*" izgzZins t( o., al NO. T hie re they irrivinwgw atter 11 o clock iast night. 55 Follo e O acco Capt Stanford Ie Vil ose s com nnaware of wha had taken place, a 20-2: vatt Building rine tes eT ere ' pet * 6 WwW db dj & b i m R il d » fi ). Moses. = | om Yov. WASHINGTON ee 7. ‘We feel that it is tow early to} ' Ked e-combdination off ae | rhe seaplane was forced down by ’ y ir , al roa mander of the flight project, ad. i until the robbers had departed, = . - ‘ ‘ . at 5 t¢ Thé Worning app ire] tly P ' , , ‘ " . , : , wee , Sf muc if the essonra to he lach f i¢l1 when it was within vised the Navy Dep: | President ( oolidge rr) ide a rn unos- “AYN Tiiildé h of I _ ie ; ; d . : i marent ¢ entral, : . : before the storm. anticipation of th terested In| vock « en: besides $2300 cash |. Pp. FPN): Se eee ae tee Son United. 3 Re ‘ He reported that successful || '"® robbers drive away in thets ., - : ‘. its development , chat he _— saved their Hves, the men ‘ome tax returns having been made - hited, Mound City. Northern, ¢ Aap- , ee At the Cabinet meeting which h» Qniy new watches were taken | i itol, Shoemakers Inc., subsidiari tests had been made with the || Ca! ' : ‘The fact that the fliving boat! x= : ' ARENT, | sai ' jus + = enter : » 6 ‘IN Ts ., Suds aries. > | ‘ \ . .t \ i ‘ -* t - ‘ | » : 4 “ ; i . ee for today the President will was adrift arity tan dave emnha.| "e rovbers leaving behind a larg: 4 sn still which Commande: !. pee. trpia cas a | Seventeenth street and Washington | Diane, whose flight to- Hawait . the leader of the robbers care Peceive tron his donpartments a —" snide ae pee -ollection f ‘of e thie? ’ pe kD ; pia ee ee ao -) tiie the Post-Dispatch herewith |... oe ¢ o° had been postponed indefinitely |!,. ; 1); sizes the importance of the selec-|~?'"' wa. OF Wwe S which had) Rodgers’ mother insisted that he avenue, $196,619.35. '|ried a sawed-off shotgun.’ A sec ehiefs reports on the status of sil) 0°" © * Be been left for repairs The con mail tis , ',| presents the list of the 100 largest Missourj Portland C t & to permit concentration on the || | import: ; ...-. | tion of commander Rodgers, who is ' ‘- | carry was pressed into service and/**™” ri ;, se oruiane Cemen - cepa , em Os ,|ond man had a revolver, and the portant matters before the Gov- aa pany’s estimate of its loss was $1 } ‘incon tauxpaying corporations in | 1129 Olive street, $195.965.6: search for the PN-9 No. 1 / " . a © : ‘ ( aX raiOor ‘ 1a in) er a : —_ oe ¥ 1s erween re is Te r "lide ne Arie i’ LabX pi 7 . “OT 4 ‘ es . , a ' Pes ‘ pal. ' re : . 7 erament Thereafter he will find — 7 — oe ” ' i! wut $ t7 i} lia + ] *y . 3 hte pe tn it Ralston Purina Co &8?7 Sout}! (The PB-1 on a recent test | | . wrendi sled han er and rhe raft was able to pick up! ing $1.787.088 Gulf Lumber Co., Consolidated piitiindenteibii Me When es viral Occurred. )Frenc 1 leterni . — 8 , yea! : | r ' : . omragE or palace axag ww , Minace in naweh | cwel, ¥ left lying abo io messages, but not able to Third on the list was the Frisco | With Boykin Lumber Co., $24 Ar- My the Amnctates OE Se , ‘ s hen ® pioneer officers in naval . CHICAGO, Re -_ at the Government . a yy SEC 08 con ' S PX] ting a shir } } | Rai ' yed $814.950. Fourth | cade Building, $176,301.47 pe “H., A hundred , nan © @eecTry ‘ Tn ’ , , _ , } icast oF road, tarer > Fe o A . . ’ iV, . S« . the supply of anthracite runs ¢ lation wet ase mt i ris ? ' oy a ee . . Seullt Stee] . i | firemen and volunteer reec ue H ‘ rst na iviation detachinent he! % - ev vn ie . e «3 fet was the May Vepartment Stores s Co . iiitin ste Co., 6100 Manches- ’ . tal must nercotiats wit" Hi. 1] @ ‘ be ‘ . 1 ’ ™ ae. ™ 7¢ - aworti Troadw ay’. ] ¥ K oi y. ™ e = . Shipping Board rows Wright machine from Annap Te gee ee pare A vanes. National Car c ; , (Kan.) First in Five Weeks. | yard yesterday, might be found re . ’ . ° - ; . i‘ "oO ¢ 4 4 + . 7. OA a iady ‘ ‘ ~V “N rt } , _ des axes and Wal le] ‘ i, 7 Maltimore nu he borne ’ it Model Priscme r. Poing Z ] i ies rihwest ¢ ‘ na (20,138 rhe —_ } ve gest | Hbroadway $14? 7,02 ae : : , the Asmictated Press ulive Scant hope that he could —_— aes , = ° nem one ; : pay! ‘ 347,939, was by the = BI. 9ITG,1V0 , ‘2a Crp , > re YOULL HAVE eelve more intensive udv at th ; Clerical Work: Latter Is Straw proximately 470 on ey “ i de ' ; vas ' + Pet Milk Co 836 Arcade Build KANSAS CITY Sep i] One| be revived if found was held by jae Treasury now that vot! President, SU Which Mother Gave Rodgers boss Over Prisones le spot where the ere emis Dag Co., and trom tere the ing. $140.261 29 2 ON" lof the worst drouths in years has | Physiclans who were walting te ; , : - ; ‘ » aa A ‘ \ ’ re ‘ a . ‘) rales iow a 4 - . = . ~oe Waive . . TO EXCUSE Coolidge and Secreta: Ielion saved Day. ing ag : lown, the subn ne whic} ae te oe ONT Terminal Railroad A ia ti f been broken by ratns in Missouri| Make the effort. , oC ey e ous sii Lert 29 2O\ 2 ai iToua ASSOCIiu on ¢ , . ; one » ‘ J Mave returned \ss ited Press CHICAGO, 3 . | 40cated them sent food aboar Bent Of FEa,Sae St. Louis. Union Statior $136. and Kansas The rainfall was the | The boy and two others were in ’ * i+ } sry h4 mf) a a ' , ” . ‘ | Tf ] i 4 17 Was id im |° m , a MAU : : : Treasury offivials sMia ’ = BALTIMORE, Md S t 4; year in the Jollet penitentiaryi’ prove ist the news that all was A total of $14,803.01; RS Pale in Fog g7 , first that had fallen in weeks in ) the bottom of a elay pit when the = is ‘ ‘ . ‘ , . : . ' al ai Wi incon , fi Thar: ‘ | we i- , ° mee ent plan is to recommend to m-tstill] whieh his mother had given, *"e? , y are serving “ = . Thi land of K e 64 NCOMme [ak OY LAS IV0 CET First National Bank. R ; j|many sections _cave-in occurred. Chester Emmerte Par . oT eR 4 ; Lr 7 — , —— oho ‘ . ‘ eee 8S that surtaxes be cut to 20 per} to Commander John Rodgers be tence: Kidnaping-slaying | miles nort est of Oahu n which wa _— ‘ m 7 we oa en se land Locust street. $124.97} g5 The first rain in more than two ing. 11,.was buried to the neck, ; q 4 ; "» . "on * 1 r) . ’ _ _ TY} v1 A ] *\') . if » 4 7* . , odie pes we _* ‘ ; . . mueeent, that the publicity features of |fore he departed on the flight t f Bobi } ks, Nathan FP. Leo-! tfonoluly is situated. oe tae em . = Che Fate OF | \ Leethen & Some Rens Ga. | months began falling in the vi-| Dut extricated by firemen. The 1 ‘ ; ; ? } ral ? *) Z 7 or ‘ T ) ‘ne } ‘ } - = —s . . > > — ‘* : . , \ “* , the law he repeaied, und that es Hawaii saved the da‘ hit : ) nd Eade ird Loeb have ] tow number of a eo BO ARHUSE Bete 5909 Kennerly avenue $134¢ 7.424 cinity of Springfield, Mo., yester. | thira bey as aped Police reserves ‘ , , " "1 4 . , én 4 - } ? ’ (37) Sf ; ? ry } ;=* . an . - ‘ © it . ' AL ‘ A . _ _ , war * mate taxes be reduced arnt elimin _ 4 four compani said Sa © Menta cae proaching the ler come, the amount of tax, multiplied’ Harris Woo] © °S South ' day rhe rain at Coffeyville, Kan were necessary to check thousands : : ips we" 4 1. ‘ } 4 ' _— ; ” ! } } > iz On ration . VU Ven m= . mUth Sec ' : mated entirely if an arrang ment ca: ible ize received | Admiral SKS to which the vere first ne e lit ' » os 5. will equa! the cogporation s street, $132,727.83 ‘BC | was the first there in five weeks ) of eurtous who gathered around ; ; ‘ a: ; . ‘ a ~_ aaa Hae » ‘ ij ‘ . - t6 p i +} . . - ™ ST y=) . dao, 4@ é S. de made to leave that fieid to the nd Mr: Podgers fr heir son Ss’! drifted ontoa or promt for the yes Kly Walker Irv Goods « 15? and no rain had fallen at Joplin, — edge of the pit to watch Foes: ; ayil “ _ ’ : ? . 4 ; ‘ } jefec ae . fi rill ‘ 4 ue 77> * 4 . ‘ , a VCs ‘) Ja , . 7 Bates tod The bh er 1 oriind. B Cler or t is pulled off, beached mace pune th 7. Washington avenue, $127,568 . Mo., for four weeks until late yea. | CUC efforts It was feared thelg i i I i , " 1] ‘ he ‘ ; i 1) oe alive: e imonrtesa a +} ane’ en 4 ’ ‘ r - bow i. JD "4. : , : Pa. ” 4 Caillaux Aroused Suspicton. on the Ie tof Ka ‘ 1: im the : depar . vinere fieé ew was lar d _— FHellmich eee ’ . i ' rine | ‘ @) ary} wron 4 T lé 9. I 66 3 ; ae es , tal ’ owe . by tiv as a ten .* : Gebt officials by} reason of tlefield of the Ages-— | “ , rs ms a . > — ha oe ) Hamillton-Brown Shoe «( 1140 . Med Frese from settlement all islands owned : ri ; _ AX elt ¢ ‘ yer: io cAt’t't ‘) ari ’ ’ : “— ‘ ' Franc British debt terms nai WIDOW WILL LOSE ESTATE t Ke if |! oOunel it’ pric s ~ & i _ ‘\ my Af . ) i Washingt: naventwue $106 7h 2 LAINITMIN Sern? ; lhe record | ny the ! nited Ntaten in the Mienia« F 7 : ‘= wai? '? Tre . : ’ ; ‘ , . ubsicdwb ry 42 ; ko Sa rT) iv nue ; £ — ; s , Shere is a disposition at th I ‘ ! , . , 7 f e ry he I Ss « $1.7K7 et 4 _ William Waltke & io Second mn Armerican having the seam- bee River between Rock Island, ir : i. "aT _— Pres “nine Ps } : : = ,¢ ts *, , > i ina {? . ses > .% - : P. : Bas, proposal that the League of Thutmose Ill to Lord Allen! e of 21 pilots it was unanim aor Cid. ; adel y 14 -| 619.36 record in America, but it has been! The#ee islands, previously held by @tior : ’ “7 f) . 4 rie st biateé . . extn . wi ep y hir ” +, , a. bickil - Way ‘ t) ws ; “ 11ii¢j? i 5] . ine , ’ _— . fants P * ” By PERCY CROSB : ms call n sake ‘ : Husband - Provision in Will if } : i iv’ ‘ ; : PN] “e - ATeT Cupples Ce n wnufad furers 461 ‘ ec is innnakhvitan } the Wear Department for posaibie eis i to rtrenginen ‘ . ? Ss mmagiit’ . - often . ris MNurnis re ' eT e hat : ; l omg r : , . . Broken, Will Give Prop- , | . : was s rh made me Mav Department Sto Cs and | South Seventh street, $89,597.63 imntd ing, where tha use In navigation work, were gciveg —. *s hand in conn LOT) agro erty to His Sons pasi nery.’’ h suid mahal iindiasn . xt} nd Olive ; Tohnson-Stephens-Shink! hee nlement is 2 neceasar to perm nall up by that department last April: ; Ty? . 7 ‘fe ? ’ pea ELS Se ° 1. : alin = y rt ; ‘ ariche ‘ GOIN’ TO GET YA IN THE GLADIOLIAS os ps ; “ ; ies The Vatican Robbery, Best De nile Rodg Lidling ! atreeta @8H8 £12 02 or 4242 Laciede avenue $&7 / —_ Se pe / on if % is theory ATrisesa by aw’ i Toe Dn ; tective Sto a — ‘ ° } ac by] ; ' as . ca - i* * : r rue RE AURANT ON GIANT PLANE Oo, Bur YA DON'T HAVE TO DIG UP France believes Preside: Coolide ! 14 YORK ee got ry “8 the Year I ar A 1 oe was hig? Wabash ltailway i’ ltailwa 390.5 Mors “TTP o itenbe a 7 P $] ss ’ a | if » 4 ‘ { ~ ta Ltd) ry Ty lige I } ed ] . L men hy — e 4 " ) aC , 2 Curtis & Cn“ Welletor SAT ; , its ; ek - r) er ‘. ' a © O11, tf xcni re Bulidiog .y 63 ; , : | ay JOKES BECAUSE THE SAME PP Ould not consent to join & 'WABUL-\ the gr tine ind t seph W ma Was we on his wavy t The men ¢t 1s } ; a ie o — A “9 4,153.26 who says het umbrella hae LONDON, Sept. — "The latest - BE SD - . _¢ 2 a | g*” 4 a . we : - . ‘ IBS" ri- .ansas f*xXaAas tallroa: »os - ’ i ¥ > , © LONGS TO SOTH Ct es. a ta conference ind bhbecaus Austil hed ets \ wi r f the thefs f treas mr ed himself f ratio nd wa af pe" ated ¢ ipany Rail Hwedraulic Press Brick Co A Ye vrecdading presen in 1864, 61 vears (addition to the ater pre between . he able t, . — {. ‘ , . - 7" ' ‘ -? , pes ' . 4 ima « iMate gd Orn pi v, j - 2 ae st wot ‘ . —_* i } ace would b able to -hwart 3 hris side a bh . ‘|" . 7 s sas ; . - . ms “an ; ; rye ’ (" - ‘ : tes 1 ; aa i : w ’ greet hig witow : 6 | Big Busines s Takes Up Phren- rhe ¢ mander received bad rr, « Bros. Bag Ci £01 South! Main etreet, $79.696.95 kraved on tne indie have been sengers and equipped with a rom iv isis an at OR a " ' . " . * hy —- > ; * ‘ 4 6 . 7 _ g rye . " ‘ swt hp ht ted it rhe ry’ “7 ~ nsisting 1a t jw aguUu he } eieh = ' ology lr Slenes Law« r ¢ ts m the tow tine vhich . th street. $347.929 69 } Mf Sayn:an Products €o wna | er | ane : ferru _taurant. It , meee; sn sie ; | am bugs ror ‘ as heing used get the senplane ‘ rmonwealth Rteel (Co 162% Tho ir M Sayman nvestment ‘* S@Gly worn Many persone as Another machine now under con, “ eon ;* : : J il at ' iti _—s “~1) ti ; ‘ sunt ceva lé 1 7 Hut ’ -* ("j if Radi ? is- aft« t Was f iy) : iy Tt} Pig, Rh 1] jing $2 14 o 4 ‘ ik ‘ re " smkiiz ave mie Své | ser? that hey have carried their ) struction in Londen for the ("Or-» - imtimate during the forth- jf my wif my deat ar- i} ness men declare that it is re sjbmarin: le Gas Light C 1017 396.13 umbrellas between 50 and 60 years. | stantinople aerial route will be & Mine deh: neent lene thhl ) ' gous : ACE Gs ras te stinds : . - | g ap Go tlath« alien . ries is me . un | markab “1 ' ‘ Praise for Rodgers Olive atreet 5? 187 58 Graham Paper ‘o., Eleventh an? winged copy of the modern raliway “eo is tre eu vith sufficten rhe the embers of my) | t! sult vi e | nmander Rodgers de arty ’ , ~ thwestern (Cotton Spruce etreeta, $75.947.69 Irich Drinkers Dry Up Town. sleeper, having berths and Greasing q ef) v" ould mot 1 clis- - i. en uld not give him jines, 1215 Buder Building, $224.-| Building, $73,400.76 CAMLOUGH, Ireland. Sept. 11 irenks Leg Swinging at Golf Basi. ue disarmame n ach ©. Atl rin a for ‘ ren) ent Fi} | } ‘ ra mie - — ert pr iise ind fi turr re « be 7 Of National hank yf .* Ommrieres So) at ry A hisk>» maria “alert “ae ("Hit Ata) Ne — 9 Mellon Contident of Agreement. H oes cae = ' } $4.¢ ' > rin When he relst¢ | ; ‘ ° 4 ‘ \ , pty ‘ . . ete ‘ *, = . . ae . ‘7 ¢ + we a 4 Tf ' : tha “5 ’ : Reassure ne Be “ot pie? ‘ ; ; ‘ a i ‘ aT P . rer be a e nine’ ti + oi ii ith mali ‘ ’ rs gmt? ’ ly ore at Tu ; . ! + NT gf .ig. if ‘ au ivenue. $2272.45 4 04 ' 4) 45. ' MTT? runt : ; 37 : AY rawr rr. he teed ort at the Wilmette Get ry POC IAPrAalion: babs . y WwW ro the ; ~ ' ou " rt igers ry ‘ ue throueh . n ce-S! ; ad . Te yy € : tnat the “arnmiow . owt : Hawkine eu’ ce propc nee ny res ™ r — ih Ti \ i t* th | e ‘ int we ’ " ts al 4 « tah tiated = . J a,if } 4 : ; [ n La rriipert P har rr) ical i o.. "101 Ft! © he ix “pee ‘ fw .. ‘ 7) r mitt « rn? _ rh 7 : arrif ugh water i lub y erday. Db HM. *. eendily : ; - aby | AT property at Am! wille { recent ey s 4 Hie should rece'tve al lA a" street $°717.843 °°. etree and Washincton ivenwu: Biipy 5 falied The clerk of the fered a fracture of hie left ‘J 2 | ' withe u ‘ Tté eeetre. niag , *» *> » Leo r? . , P| ‘ “4 79 : ’ «4 ae } . leverage 1+) wh +} i eietah | ott tae | . em | Misdourt Pacifie Rafiroad Co .| $66,97%¢ 25. rural cgunell offictally so reported —_— serskis"! | wife's death or breaking of the let- |Order Your Copy Today) He kidded said one of] Raiiway Exchange Building, $201 inion Electrt ldgh' & Power at the meeting of the counell here A - ‘ ’ : i be « ' > * . . * . “ . Mnued on Page 2. Column 4. v he w —— (entinucd on Page 2. Column 2. 195.25 } Continurd on Page 2, Column 4. tenia y
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ei ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925. ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH ; = (omits, RTE ; | al , —— | AVIS FAR IMPARTIAL 1LIST OF 100 LARGEST 'O. Stanard Real Estate Co., 493) = ro pow: aaa oi ; ST. LOUIS | OME Pine street. $40.887.10. “ be ' ' 2 : — EE “4s | : ! | CORPORATE INC | Kelso Wurdack Co. 2160 Rail-) _. ea St. Louts Water ¢ | prog PN-9 on Its Last - TAXPAYERS IN CITY | way Buchange building HOME SET Pg tm PAYING = | SP - —— ut —— erican Automobile n ce . eR RS ) : | sh (}f CHARGES Continued From Page One. o.. Pierce building. $38.115.44. rian Ol Co., 506 Glia ete +: Ses ae as 2 eS ow Be ss = Se 4 =. , | “o.. 315 North Twelfth bourevac Century Electric Co., i827 Pine me ——— ‘a sm 7 a _ | Street, . 3 : (IN APPEAL } pli] : ei, er i Sah ts a, | bv Mi tchell——W! bur ar + Mater . a¢ Landis Machine Co - Second pouleea: : 4 ) | e ce Pim dete S aie A ge i ; ;* - td ., street and Gano Avenue 36.382.19. ¢ +7. . , | ory :. are . na . a ~ . ~ . ’ — ————— a e r : — ‘ y : a an Krey Packing Co., 2100 Bremen bi : Ne eX os hak a FSS See . Pe og 7 t ‘4 m Penalty of $15 of One Man PE Na 8S Se sin Aamectatet Ponen sca.|"Huttig Sash and Door Co. 1206 /**eB¥e, $38.137 wernationa! Lite Tnmamgiil ae WASHINGTON, Sept ‘ . : gga, See PRO ee eae ae | Aeh- | oe Cinna eager Southern Acid and Sulphur Co., $26 9. ¥ Making | on Speeding Charge a a Se ae pees SR ag -ing Secrgtary Dwight F. Davis, of , es Rialto building, $34.918.62 Western Railway Equi Concerns Re- . | mag — ‘ en aa en, 3 r. partm , Strong:y fa- : rb Dae road- More-Jones’ Br: Metal ' New Jersey. 765 a Doubled, Ten Traffic oe FF Le the War Department, str a-' Columbla Tern o. Bi oad soa ahaa ass a ws = ; _ se 5S Olive turn of More Than $10,- . nPrne j Broacdwat rors investigation DOvY an entire:y' Fay and Spruce et, $56 307.12 acwa Cases Sustained. ! a". al s Speer - impartial agency of the issues raised Peveiy Dairy — ~ oh taal area ae publishing Co., Hunkins-Willis Lime « C 000 Each Also Recorded a A 2 a3 - in Col. Mitchell's tac] . th? Grand boulevard, $: £3.52. kare» pe ee ¥56.88 = . Century Building, gaa ‘ és a : , army and navi sevice adminis- St. Lapis C: ~o.. North | — Hert & Frerichs Chemical Co., ‘oppel-Cravens-Babeeei wm ag TECHN CALITY LEA , _ mare’ : ra cin test aie 8) teas Rroadway. $54! Pierce Building, $24,569.74. Poors 4 Invest ‘J abulation. I P ; ecient f ~ . , | Sail li iit a : Ke ; ; Chase Bag Co. "orsh ) ty oe arg arr , om mica Works Tr o. Buti ' anemia ae E es Be : eileen : . | By subjecting to invest! 3 -| s reet, $53,588.40. nonin 3 North Second street. $33.-' 995 ; : QOUISIANA NURSERY OF ONE REJ C TEL ae —— Ss. Se ~ ? pad Koken companies, 2 530 26 RB - 5 _ ’ ¥ rchan «-]| acleda ’ ~ : ra a “ => ' , iguch an agency not oniy : : pe Via ijeetic WI P . ow See = : oy ue 5 ° iat jt Manuiacturing r : Vie RE Is $4 725 . RP ing,” DORI aE: ee TL, er — ; se Se ee eifie charges mace by Coi. p | SPS, $53.423.34 ’ : poor, ank, 404 Olive street, § FIGU ' l, 2 ¥ —" P 2 — * 7 ‘tr a q ba? ° ‘ - ~ ‘ First National Co . Broadway and ale a Mo ean stre¢ ' t. $33 41 , Ferguson 2 M Kir ney M . . a ee eee oe Cok. Sak ee ee, | eae ail _ous oe - ears ete —_— . , ' idhei : lity ; a " a ae Policy of Demanding the WE ake ee ee, ; S| visability of a unified air service, | Locust street. $51,061.64. wae Goan ee ing Co. 1201 Washingtosg . We a, A ae ” . x . . . — 3 . mit v . a 4 5 . + ee » ~) igt Soe eee oe a | ) er strongly fa-| Walker West & Co. 503 Locust | ment Co. 1136 O1 : }. 991.90 | W Ice Co. Pays . : “ay a a 2 ha ae 4 — : Cex, wilic ~ aa : J : SLFOrRS! ia- aad a = 6 7« Law and Evidence, How- ae Mie tay : Shapleigh Hardware Co., Fourth J. H Teasdale Comn . CF oe: 3 Og ne eo Shee ee” Se | iim? to the ar Depart- . rhe ‘| De Kalb str $2 2 eke 645: ¢ . ever, Again Adhered to i ie Mie: ee SRS ee ike a. ee Paricre are ae Ro | —" street and Washington avenue, _ hants’ Exchange, $39 i > Rurk ' a . $16, ° ie Fir ° . 7 + a 5 “¢ . Se , . - _ - ™ tle j \ " Ac 4) : h Ui « $48,638 $1 een — a Zz . ; ’ . / by Judge Gayer. ‘ig ee Soe (Cal.. Sept. t out ee Tree? @; ~ ot eet a i! x n . Nine Sr | Outs corporations pay- | Kathert e Roosevelt Babe > 7" 5... (Fenera! Moe ‘a s Refining » = i iie Lammert : Tt’ « oh! => on : > ~ a ¢ Yr rai tin ; ; YY 4 Ti h administt ] "aa ‘ -* J sh & 1é dem aed ’ i i was hear tly ~ > > c . > . _— vi é * 35 pay able . ‘4 ve iT At sympathy with the desire t la » Departmen Since it involves a iv. nsiTa ee ee o > w e an per cent corporation rate. ' : -' : : ' . ; e c : - P . 6s sc | 19 persons. Most « ne lv appa. a Vy S l C u thanks for finding the airmen | fense, he also would leave to suc” ang aphrngescen net: eS ae ene ently had appealed thout « init. 7 alive. agency a study of the advisabil- 7 ur a a . gp. 450.5° 5 * ont * pa ~ Ce h hotel ‘here doctors inspected The PN-3 No. 1 was command- ity of creating a unified air servica | e et -yacmaae 4 se The International :; - Co asl > ‘ (Continaed From “Page One. A ™ grounds. at Commande r he . hether th - > = er : 1oriz Lpita..zation of them. mmander Rodgers, t ed by Commander John Rodgers. Whether the acting war secre-| a eferred. ‘seea ea A wh not once did he lose , last man “to eave the plane, wh ’ fiw ; ; uDpil o tary favors such an investigation - i the dolef: o learned to fly as pupil of ‘ary ‘avors sucn , 40 art al he doleful mnegunges we : S PVs : ly's Investments .-* _* - 5 on — _ on tt 9 . > " : i? » - e _ - — - : = ‘ ae 3 A ¥. r} ' : \] - 6662 Kingsbury avenue | spt picking wu ai} » impress thereby uphoiding one of the Navy | sne Wright brothers at Dayton, O y a special commission of civilians = , f | . a , ‘4 ion > 4 » on . , ,? *' sf \ ie i t Abi) ‘ > moma mm = « » = . - ? ; ? ‘ hg : : r eer wees in Poll kKed about t and oldest traditions, was ordered to) 14 vears ago or by ‘ongress. or what. course he | | . an m oy) anal ¢ . , ” ’ - , - > . ss F . . : . —s en - P ° ‘=. , : - be _— . ‘4 74 ’ “ @ F “ : for speeding 20 mites an | , al ibout surprise folks bed. All the:men were haggard Under Commander Rodgers’ di- intends to pursue rging it. has ones : | | oe & De “ " , . =_ 7 5a ‘ - ou ' a . , . . = - ; : : ; . terme asked for on grounds ” 7 ee and plainly showed the _ strain . Byron J. Con- not been disclosed. secre- e ac e ”~ Agee: ’ 1 of r cent. If ee Oe ee '* »Ty ; ; > ,_ hy! WwW 9 { .* 4 ry - ; : a $20. th : le —_ py on imp andl Tnat piane “A ¥9 en ad s towed rt) ‘ hull W as intact radio man. . re ary Wiii r + gga a Lew . Customs oe “ Same mr ‘Has the PB-1l made a successful! First News of Rescue. weeks—he will, . Gir Thirty Simter € a —* : IR ine I ey 4 fon & " 7 . - > -» . ie 4 -* : =e lieve what's sauce for the gander ‘s me anal a * + —_ =—? ¢ th v I tii B ' j hroke } ‘ith " 4 ‘cuUn y it as You aAanhow, miles northwest of Nawiliwi ~ ne .,&ast session eaAuce "or e goose n sustaining GOR * . ; | c “oast rew said sonnel safe. Am towing plane t sents a wea the fire of another when he ad- “ a oS aa Sew ee ; ; : | : ‘ a444Vt — a’ » J 4 © " a. . Sen . — sighted a hant vesse! five milies | Nawiliwili. reliable sources upc whole! . ) and Mr. M gnitted he had no specific grounds . - ‘eG y tne - = ' ‘ a ti: me : nine avenue. $1%96.619.25. f l Jud n by) .. win . ; cheerful ab we off. Signais were sent up repeat- To the members of the airplane aa © OF a@vViat ) ‘uri Cc S27 Seuth with oe 0 Ippern Judge aver Diuntiv — . . ene: es - su - , q Ir . ° . . ng > merely geri at our c 7. Ln very effort was made to crew hea sing ial on th su Aithough in ne Secreta ry 3. mp o 8. ever since isked, “What did you appea)] it eres BAC St OUr 1UCE wes a ca , opinton. nu i? treet. $190.435.45. for?’ 1] sail f K aua) s it : 'ract attention, u ie Steamer marine, _leutenal! , Tet inton, numerous erroneous st tate : , ol c 2%- South Sex There we or : | ‘ : : la | ‘ ; ‘Ac - ‘ ‘ , | . > ‘ ‘ —_ H st la Vay Rodger passed on Millington M . b> ‘ . : : 7 | . 7. se = 4 sent : la ion wo uid hav e cieared up. he was pres. 7 rig@h? imtn Na wi! V1] , . ©. . a station, hin ~4 - es " g ; » ; 2 F f) ¢g »h : ? : (en sa in 4 : . F : ’ . > n ee or . .ol a > > ** : as "ooo ab . en 16 $1 - = rs 566 +. Josep | street. 5 7.) on a cnarge oO off he & * f. ’ its Lame. hy he whole ni y , ; he iteves they suggest specific ques- venir All a ———S harbor, so he tore ependent Pack rn? te ’ oO . — » 234 +; " ‘* , +h - atk - - = : 7 Mi en ac ing intoxication and A irges vs from the lower wing and kid . ris Cn Sortaiwest Afte Your families notifi tons that could be answered and ijteau avenue, §$116..- dren, twe ~~ » s ; Pye “— , nn , a : , ee =" . . R t - _ . : ‘ : : . , peace fey urbance 5 get , appro bout oer sailing! right u NS, hat no s rehinge shi er planes At a hé where nume s din- nother serve the same Saenest of in tne action o the policeman : : 4 ; enti) last Tuesday ner co _ . ar ae. >. ~ _ : , . “’ > 7 - rs aed, separa ‘ a Navy physicians interrupte a Oahu fieet the news was announced. re? t's Bull : > 1 Eyill ( gj eh | Louis, were celimate in whose chest he ha: : lien. . = ' Ry h Ww he , ni1 obs That's ully, Says Mitchell of ; , ae! uller o.. Bixth) M Lies ' age ; parently en ess , One Day of aE eat r. Silence fell and hen someone broke ID , + ; Washinet ; ‘Mrs. Hoa locked his teeth “TIT suppose a Siege | ey. fter -ammander Rodgers om (ined : - us avis’ Attitude on Inquiry. i asbjington avenwe, * } - yee four men when they becam 1 1 After a agers into “Praise God, From Whom Ail. |. ‘ } Pree | ; ' ’ Meyer, cam needed it." Juege Gayer remarked _ gb ~~ | landed he sai‘ Bl ings Flow ”’ | h » e Asmctated | . ‘ nd showed the first ripe oT ae Fw nd a hundred oz 2aN “TON S . Wellste $57,./ tend the « “ . ral “aT “> ' = thew Sees 5 A: um : iii. ta ‘ ~ , SAN ANTONIO e Sep: wa ss e.Iston, * ‘ like a wild animal. What I wili ati alt shake ate Gave? vigtt | We experienced rough weather | mo: S$ joined in the hymn. i nai ANTONIO, Tex., Sept. 11 oa ; " P : at ‘ er ‘ Baad = ai i : That . (,rat: ication ‘s expressed a » 7 a, ’ 4 not tolerate is the beating of citi- . oe re >. r i a ashington avenue, simply because you can get away y dow tain ni lfeavVyY seas nad? y, renort: a Acting Secretary Va Vi . ; og 1? were given sleepin ti ¥' ; * ' favo - 1” with — iad ‘ wa ’e - 1 : ” ‘ har 2 —s ; . a ’ 7 |ou- Richard M MTrick : was seawor ry) M2 SLOOd ts fr but it was able to get uni CESSES OF : sleresrea agency = , 7 Shoese ¥ - P ex! Au ‘ a ly rm bh r sf nee ‘ : : . ‘oT, 2 oe — a . - manufacturer | athe Way in a smooth a and at 11:257 — ell. “It's fining (o., 2100) cevered in r " } ; se & 5 ‘ sk Pr 7 " ‘mporar, “ad! st wan aes lila ee % ‘ , mt > oy a fa . who had heen fined $250 : m tes- +. ot i. : . One amusing incic j curt last night this oyous message as eur. Ul Investigation Il’, a " —_ . ' : *98 6 “hoewuteald av : : ; ss ‘ , >» I «1 : + an s . . y J : ' : : a = - timony of Police Sergeant Charles ' "| when the plane crew was beINZ +he arrival in port was Q aaBOwin ror, because x here ry stoi 7 | message he had sent the command- mallet fish iumped inte : ; : ? wanker 733 squad that @ was driving when maii iS2- jumped int . ans bis Trew in ia nm : , = MA verity ) i :} *~ —— ; : , et Lous F . int at Pearl Harbor ahu. the big . : ubliishing Cs intexicated, testified that he ha — at and Radk peraro sad e happ Enti pul ip CAA! ; have mad [ belie. he } “ tix} ot 2 a Hawaiian naval st: yn s mest. Ay : as ee gro watch > | Ww ; ie | 2) 8 ; | s ? r ’ * 7 “vee 7 . . e . - > . . > - : been inclined to believe he was , . » ce — . Wes ti ‘ ee narine Admira POINns« cen ’ iai i iv sn ia be comp es a ‘J rs. 719 Seeurity "ee tient stretching ft a little” Judge Gaver) eee | a BO ae pom where ti wireless: “Gi dgers an rew men who a1 Ot personally as E liding . wa to rob the remarked. ‘Rut I'l! have te suetain oe | rt : a os . i : ; =. “VY ; Was Sia : oul neratuil: ns Nat is i. fw ilishiy int > : in he ut - Me , : , "" The rot the fine. This officer ix one of the Dan | sae — a ee : | vn > 0 Can it > con ‘ ] . ae ‘on letectives " ne en vl re an He seemed very in- flier: xperienced roub! N salvaged ”’ = : . ; h ar most truthful on the force = e : ae o sm. i [ ron utic , _ ¢ 3 : Posy frent of the Deer Street Police Sta- verified by flyers heroes bv the residents of t} , = a se. ; ' — —— a ance Oo e a | : ’ pw. ee A . a 2 - " ed by the flyers by ths Washington. who supervised the|voice of the American Legion.” he condition. bestput ot : .tement Tien, had een fined $350 4 r care- (oniy . ; v if rough weather Wallan isiancs sali RS . . i ; ion. rn | . e ’ less driving, $350 for driving while at sea as experienced by the men When Commander Rodger nee cal en ' : -_ W d f; | B S / . d ane intoxicated and $25 for intoxication (aboard the lost seaplane The third informed that a destroyer ° a dient al al io ott tte | MAN RURNE on eT ul argain . a eid | . " on the street Testimony of two day after being forced down, the its way from Honolulu t re him .- glen > to he emnpepanaat se “we Al - 0 BY EXPLOSION N. i A edie avian , | “a9 Twelfth how policemen and a physician's report naval plane encountered heavy and his crew back to Pear! . rae aig cs no ema 2 etessie, APthur Haubric he Injured While ame oar ‘ “> aan “i ; : $2,451 466 agreed thar he Was not intoxicated gailing, but it was seaworthy and he replied apne tui on ee aeeam = Lighting Popcorn Machine. ° e al mine rigerateg enc ‘ Elder Mia although he had been drinking. rode the waves wel! The flyers ‘Hell ike this place and I an DN own A guasoiine heater in a popcorn Next Saturday will in- 4 Dr: "oO Law ig and O'Fallon feen'h sa«tr Sellen Gaver reduced the carcices im th ater ; “ ' 181 . nur ‘ get away.” U Ss TO DISMISS ve in machi ted last - wn e} ms a Sad ac 4 ott »” . Si> 3393.69 DETERS o66 @tcimincca |... , | | Jb “ om mande Pods can ° . ° : ie confectionery store at a ate the first Auto- i, ' ond w ae pm Remco Prt _ Wexicar.- the other two, remarking that it . : , ‘ re rith 7. is ITS COMPLAINT ON muth Sixth street. serious! , : a eee} “an “ ugur (Pntrai seemed a to . harge tant: om planes i pe ‘ fs ubm which PACKING MERGER . iring Arthur gpa | ¥ : mobile A u Cc t i O n in St. Exc e p t i oO n ala . »*4 ; . ’ Evaks Coffee Co. 704 avenue. $1 with arivin w he ntoxics d and _ f ergew .* — Sees Pe Mites. Continued From Pree One. ee roma etreet, §13.9323.54 Frank then take him out of the machine ye: up pri by ft ) ymmander Rodgers . eg Pee ome i gntin he. heate md set fire ° S “ Set . j and charge bim with drunkenness | empty gasoline tanks, the plane would allow Lieut. Osborne to re- ‘ontative plan. Secretary Mell te Louis. 100 really fine cars ments have been made tt iin ctrent. Sea reREE I nn tc mee on the street. iftedt ipproximate! ‘ n sis ibn he wanted rs sib a si HMaubrich was taken 7 ity hos sf > eet. $13,720.12. ew Ere she . — ae 5 soles rile Tt it 7 a "eg? fo make arrangen its = the enh . CAPTION sana oa Lea ' =; ei? ft wl , , ‘the > ~ FF wre Metais Corporation, avenue, 519 Mrs: Bana Padgett of 2924 Lucky | miles in a tine gimost due west- to make arrangements for the gub- | °° NAtTnOulns Ot ee em tal. He suffered burns of 1 will be sold to the highest enable purchasers to DUYTR... 80°F. 0% (The en stree! who had caused Mra. ©). marine ¢t | Langenberg Hat Ca., 1192 Wash- | tions pay! vette Hedges of 3921 Lucky street ‘opped to th ater SXACTIY shit Sal X: Fins ' a eens A a me : — — —_ ; : th i v7 ’ . . en | on cas caine Beas and just haw| ‘The aviator asked as to the (T° n mer _ the | $39 bidder. All standard on practically their own jon avenue, $12,915.98 leome taxed Beck 1 ; ag 2 oe ahaa akin “tet! ton idles ms of 3 and 3% per cent inter isthe ‘ : ’ Elsenwadt Manufactdring Co, will. be fou eck for peace disturbance, admi of Oh pale 7 -SGSt Ges “ Spaces a | a ae ‘ f tigan 4d * today ar s, as €s, evrolets, surprising y sms testimony against Mre. Hedges wee © mer i Was | up DOJ us ia Ours TO" : pian lel | “A eae tile Ors ae ‘ter: " 4 nes pie vehement but vague. Mrs. Hedges ™arine heading out to meet the Pea: ras it would be m mrt. ag amesicaesh ae , , oe Buicks, Fords, St udebak- amount down and c¢ had barely begun her story when rching fle Loc z with th “we er stray Maes Sin | - 2, na tint eut through the ee ber yf . a > ; _— hoe - " +4 ST 1OusS POST- DISPATCH ers—and many others— your car away. ~ | sie, sont g Tnbdegane ps General Celebration of remain ities of . optnion Pounds’ oy JOSEPH PULITZER De you want to pay $50 the ed two days afte | | a apace Dec_ 12 i878 Judee warned Mrs. Padce't In a ed, seeing a white ‘and t Rescue m n Honolulu om a ac Published Latiy be The Pu itzer Pudilening noment she broke out again. TruecKets . — > ‘. : s o Twelfth Boweveard «nx “e Street - ort Tr, ed . : ’ ' ‘ cw . hay i Vern her Audéd’t Bureau of “ireula ftone . . drowning the testimony You are The seaplane landed at 11 p. n H = : As . swig F Rh O8 rae assor ATED PRES ome ar fined $50 fer contemp’ of cvur three hours after it was towed in news of the | . ls rescue *' pe | : 7 oo . 4 Pres sale = 2 y . ese ars I 0 Ic : : ' . . om . | . ae , 4 « is *Se'J iy Mere. Hedees ts discharged.” said «he harbor bv the submarine. Th spreaa % ug® . Hawaiian | ; ee . TepEPibes tam Judge Gayer sirecraft drepped Ehchor and na}l Stan NA The | eicinge wer: , ~~. Fine of $100 Cut to $10. beats went to her assistance ene eodlilies : Tr mun "T's wo — es wy ris ? ho fT re@ucing to $10 the $160 fine he a r un the als a Sia «Tr 2 xt te SY MAIL of Charlies Brueckner of 2925 Ren. *re*e Sad tt dritte?® into rher than any & since ‘eductions | | ot. : tom street. charged with disturbing “**S**Ss Near a coral a sien the armist pie: es 25 Inch Rain ed with th _ . : 4 “= +e @ . . eee aedem + & thee Set “ss esuay Bel Citve 6600 _ a ve Se Se ies : =_— - . _ —— 717 saa — OL EE EE 8 ie ee | FPO =-iD ee “* — . a eee Be te =
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a Se 3 rrry “e PRT “f eT eee Eee | a : ISPATCH Co., 408) T. J. Moss Tie “ee 719 & Building, $27,230.7 u 3 oe = a « ——o ———a i ee zi ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH te me ————- a -—- ae ee BNE FIRMS PAYING) sso rmx veans. | IQUOR IN CASH Jewels Found on Bodies PROTEST AGAINST 160 Rail- West St. Louts Water and $40,052.04 Co., 6600 Delmar boulevard, $2 Insurance oi" 115.44 : - iees.f ine! - L. es — . ss . oF ii rian Ol] Co., 506 Olive str 01. a Vedigo-Weber Shoe . mecone yletn ry z » SSG6.382.19 eve cor fe sel oe vag "” avennal and Coffee Steinwender B5.703.77.- «,, 40) 00 Bremen. «as international Life Insurance Ca’ Miphur Co., $26,094.59. “7 62. Western Rallway Equipment a Meta! > SE Ne@w Jersey, 705 Olive str - a 4,726.80, | $26,056.04 ~ ishing ‘o., Hunkins-Willis Lime | -Preparations for Burial Indicate Persons OF WARRANI _— -Stoffregen Cc 4 . . Offes 0 South Broadway $26 > ~ »* PON FINAL LIST ee Concerns Making Re- turn of More Than $10,- 000 Each Also Recorded | — —y e Asemciated Prees. | The four badies lay side by side | Preparations were made today for coveced ver with a canopy fus- ana c ement ; Works a kes. .€%, ' Z ; - “ ° r es | Mound, in the Siep group, near /|™ ine the sex as yet. They ners Bullding, oy. Natio | mine 8 ©0.., Bank, 404 os street, $24, 521.35, 477.11 rerguson-McKinney Manufactyr. | oa ' J * 7 , Z a lgi 4 fr ‘ ." . strands of pearls of extraordinary |JUadging from the preparations , making this charge to be drawn in |". pearls of ex yi- 9 ees Re pae at el , the | FIGURE IS $41, ‘Lh 'St. Louls—was issued today agalinst ; rm. Burkhart Manufacturing Co., 4900 North second street, $22 Pind u , ! ‘sion of intoxicants, common | archeological an ti ellis | ‘ . Ms 2B! I ‘ N 5 ‘ . I l ssued. A con- | seu a at : arse k - ine |\plorers of Pricer Mound have un-/|‘t©® Comoiain against the raiding ac- " . ¢ os sey € ( ] f 4 nta i ‘ 3 = 4 charge, also was i c seum an rirar« owks, moun | tivities of the police. $27,230 and Trunk Con- | 12 ’ Row wevelty - Cc ousin Dies, cern $17,865. x 3 i ; | cealment charge is based on the | oop A vere Pan nt wnen the EY pipes, relics of | That was what it was. though. | mer St. louis attorney, now of Chi -4@. a Shona. ae a . ‘as 2arti ‘ y acre “4 , , or Co Pine Iky ; av A a is ata Pe }; eee } ee & pee Ss : % Re ; heretofore neglected Section 8 of - 1 nee ts e ‘ , ' | an pg 08 forgotten age . These | a gathering of lotto players brought) { AgO and ow ne r of the Great . v0., | TA Hi Ee Cal., Sept. 11 adie AE touts corporat “4 a | | #4 : ; lS Se aera | Never be val it was said, lave | pipes, Prof, Shetrone said, further | together last night at Gambrinus Northern Hotel in that eity. He ) é * } se »oOTT 10 4 - | > = p ssi - yr £ : | ‘ ’ P . ; P ; ; | . @s ; ; ne le : te I ae 814 ; | under a search warrant, ” — we as made of « opper. These peopie | Another pipe over a foot in | veloped at the meeting, he ween | iimit their entertainment for rm" searches through 4000 Dpook’ of . | sé I hi o,- | |'CGeorge Marables place at 1509 had great knowledge of human an.- | leneth and three angi one-half; 95,000 and 60,000 signatufes have! week to spending 30 cents for lotto mythology alone, and many hun- | wh or t) ‘ear 9°; 7 { , . ‘ > ' : geeoe.S0 for the year 1924. Olive street, where the raiders re- |atomy and knew that the cartilage | inches in diameter bears the image | een obtained. } P ay, Sept.12 “i by Three Car Lines st nding, and receiving dividends | T ri ? ; rT t 1oO +) '* y . ; © ‘ é : thats. This common stole. | MR, AND MRS. ADOLPH MEYER Wa give no information. rhe | finding. two washtubs. containing hope to’ hav made arrangements ‘Thirty-six concerns paying mor | Thirty. Relatives Attend Dinner— no search warrant. They reported (wit) «a man they found in the ‘xcept a woman pacing the floor . a ¢O rn aying more aia we ; : : P , ; n $10,000 income tax are shown Sister Comes From Germany to findine six eight-gallon crocks oF house. who -described himself as _—— — ey | in the back of the hall trying to today’s tabulation. and these| Attend Affair. beer mash, six empty crocks, *: Richard Winston, 54 years old, of | Total in Last® Eight Days. pyreeng on, nee infant son to sleep. . Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Meyer of | ©48es of home-made beer, 41 €4!'- | 35 South Sixteenth street. . - We believe,” continued Walter, lons of whisky, coloring fluid, cans i il Bs of Walt Wat | Brought to 2i— Man, “that as citizens of a free country . i ’ BAIOOT) a © i S¢ : and other paraphernalia for making aa . , pg > J Victi we have a right to enjoyment that ; nee ‘ A at 2600 Iowa avenue, the police re-; 24, Latest Victim. beer and: whisky rhe proprietor comes in the games of Icetto and Ported observing the bartend: r. | > ‘ i : . ° : ? * mical o., (‘oppel-Cravens-Babcoc k R 4. wi Tabulation. ment in New Move. of mounds builders found yesterday to be those of adults, sald Frof. | Baker for Relief. 74. | Faem te ind Investment Co eal - at ‘in a charnal house of Pricer Snetroene. “But we cannot Geter. | Renin Sn Perhaps it was the staid appear-| . , , bserved an iti nw indow “i r® _ ¢ } . . ; ‘ , ‘ to prese nt the pe tition to the Gov- is stated, represents & capital | olice 0 lv2 pints of home-made beer, and ‘ : | surplus of 56415748, a5 or| CELEBRATE GOLDEN JUBILEE ~air=, anc. obtaining a ladder. a iz-gatton crock of beer mash ernor | ov. 30, last. aine entrance though they had | they arrested Mrs. Furlin, along Everybody applauded at that—_| ‘ ———~. Place It Was Found | CHILLICOTHE, O., Sept. 11.—hin the charnel house, which was! Stai , | id Group at Meeting | Peet, $%3,- | ga5 9: warrant charging concealment | Bainbridge, ( /represented a faintly group or we - _— 16 UISIANA NURSERY A warrant SNS | , 9 dge, O. . omi t o Be . Oo Ver |;ance of the capable, ample women! Merchants-Laclede of intoxicants—the first warrant | With the bodies were found | Prominent personages of .a tribe, | who made up most of the crowd | | Perhaps it was their buzzing small | talk of cooking, children, market-| | mm AMVeR- ine Cy Pe js — — | ornaments ' Aly 'traérdinary profusion o | a 630. ing ‘ 1201 Washington avenue, f ng | ornaments * 4 opper, silver and 1 Seegemgy I : of pearls, | ing and whatnot. “Maybe it was! . 830. , nat an Wave Ice Co Pays | Eugene Mooney, proprietor of a sa- | tortoise shell. Copper helmets cov- | y . e most beautiful selec- | the fact that several clergymen | . ‘ . , “ a : ra ‘ . i ; ; j ‘ ’ ¢ 7 . ‘* i - ; / = Co Pauly Jali Building Co., 221g | ‘loon at 615 North Vandeventer av- | ered the skulls of two. | tion + ever have seen. | were in the audience | mon ‘i The 1 reet. $2 + : ° | Curator Harry C. Shet i | Effi Pipes F | | R26 2 age Set, 054,058.65 ; | nue ‘arrant charging posses- sty wu Smewons Am Atgy Pipes Found. | Anyhow it wasn’t the sort of a’ 30,836.24 $16,645; Tie Firm ’ jenue. A warran ging | iieaatan C. WW. tila ae thé Gio! y f al Within the last few days the ex-.| crowd one would expect to gather! | | : | | eee — . . viv *Ti “ . , ‘ ‘ . ‘ ets, $808.613.03. ig De ’ eu wtgah, my Two customers not only .ost the|/anq tracing the pipe line t he | Another he: leath we ' o D being rs to make Gov. Baker say ‘If Wednesday night ‘ rs & i | { NO ‘Tn. oo ee * +, : ates . : : marr Ol eer on ap, wo ia © » pito) Shoemakers In: subsist - on sep q 2. er in New @Q ins ender, Edward Hunn, \ hen Te) barrels of beer. 120 gallons of mas} Cases brought to the Coroners at- the interference of the police, Il am : They came to St. Louis in 1880 bee a HE -, ' 7 AAAS, | roing to give the matter my serious les, seventeenth street and : a une raided a saloon at 1149 North Fu- empty kegs and malt syrup. Roth tention tn the last eight days |5 2 é lou: ashington avenue @i0¢ 619 - and Alt Ne Ver has meen connected lid avenue The drinks enid oO Tt : consideration. ma: ‘ , PLIU,O1L! 50, adi ’ Sal Pelt Sack we . ' _—" , men were arrested, rere have also been some heat | is Se Ralston Purina Co., 827 South “2 the real estate business here }14 home brew, were seized as evi-| Beer and Whi ky Seized SS ek ee ‘ ' " ~ 1 ‘ a - ite ‘ ‘ ; “* Tl } ~ .¥ ize " e% i i ™ . ” . v. , . menth street, $190,435.45 ever since dence. The bartender volunteered lo @ anloon of Bt) Bbeth Becet deaths in fauis ounty, includ first to Walter's invitation to dis- , . cr aN ‘ ‘7 I . | ’ aes ‘ . rs v ‘ 1\ t¢ aj v. ‘ I (* ¢ r ey = 4 ' . ‘ ‘ , | + Biv-Wralker tory Wlood« Cao 15°09 and rand: hildren eacnh nf aha Entering the slaoon of Emil Car- & bos -_ 7 NY yh} : , OO ' TY tent ae tit ‘in A : - , | meeting the preceding Thursday _ - a me ' " wes — , , . sore a. : faround hey did, a ‘e ‘te l¢ lates rictim as Aiefrmene ashingion ‘avenué, $127.566.04 was presented With a golden S80U-|-rara, at 814 North Kingshighway, | -¢; “ou ena eer ves Blend ki 24 4 td i. | with a bundle of blank petitions to . 2 Veuve . , . cigipis ts Siem . pric “’' finding S2 bottles of heer ji an tee. PNaowskKl, - . whe: rOX. nvestigating ws "1c1a oO o air avenue, mmo}. . . 3817 Chouteau avenue. $116.- dren, two of whom Airs Alma iprietor mixing three whisky high . +. Gextow; sound . ; fata church bazar the same night “9 i nue, L116, , | ie ,im the drain board. they discov died at city hospital early today, |, a ‘ NY 5.02 Sienwe i} re. Alve rdeen pla and alte Thev en a t he prop: ietor . . , «Ll . tT. I hilip . er! Church Hall. ) ts ahs ; . a re ; ered a panel, which, when pushed after collapsing at his home last “R -} . ret : ‘ P la W: T . » - . ‘ Mrs. Jul is =f hiwee ig’ of - i Aber *;,e@9c0ad ‘ws 1 ks ry ¢ thea : j ut when we £o there every- oir ave ce and vel ¢ 0., | - (i \ of the cirink!: into rie } ee, : P tight \ Cor a “dict f ‘hema ia 3 die Aie - : ack, disclosed a four-ounce bot- | 18h é ONCE | verus ** | body w "he said, ‘“‘T 26 Olive street, $16,645.98 ;Geen piace, are réesdents of St rinse Wate) but the third was be } la a a } t trati Oe ne te a oe me DOs : ne ‘ : Regine eT i tle of whi \ “jizwerald said h qeatn rom 1ea yrostration was Stix, Baer . Fuller Co Sixth |louls, were at the celebration. ! seized. alone with two ounces of r S odinad oP ial s a ; , ' 4 POE ERE lice had come and stood around : . - . \ ei 1 MSLAITS Sof) ne - ‘ ; 2' F : ; . eet and Washington avenne. | Alrs. Rosa Jacobs, a sister of .Mr Vhisky, which they reported hay : : I . tea ) + ppm W) \ir I] t it il the hall. They CRt do saytumne ; ' : sinc nc { cearet!} f Their , - ien 4 = ‘jor ce itzezin- fm, . NO4.089 21 Meyer. came from Germany to at meet dieiniareniadl Citi sks ties sai die Thins O rm ir find, they re.- 3 “a ‘p? bey ce : , gi in the way of a raid but every- . ° “’ . - : . ‘ _ ° me ror \ as } t} ) aS MOTs > { 22 t te ‘ ry ~ ee-* Curtis & Co Wellston ecvy _itend the affair box Carrara was arrested oy we . bottles: of iced ) pet - body was scared away because they . waniet rola 7S eae ibeer, 30 cases of beer 65 gallons! Was overcome yesterday morning | k , hi ' 3.26 ( | Arrest on Odor of Liquor | re te ’ didn't now what would happen aut " oe : | of rnas! 23 empty case and ,ol and died a few minutes jaten it was} —_ Rice-Stix Drv Goods Co Tenth $6000 SHOE STOCK FOUND At the saloon of Charles Ryan | ma ul osed bv city hospital! mhysi —— ’ ; “>? ; . " . is £ i °S = ote. OE Yip r & 1 ©29F Woeeh , gata tente | Coes OF mals syrup | PI Pas PE: Another speaker was the Rev. eet and vashington Avene ‘4 4 et hn Sarah stree no illt — ae SMELT. | 12 HOURS AFTER ROBBERY | ': found. Th laare| IMvestigating the theft o: rit | HANS that she had succumbed to|p 4 Muller. pastor of St. Jo Uae G5 } hud! was oOuns The. roitdere : e ae i ‘* i 1 é , a ; . #B- . ’ oe" ass . 7 | Pre ale ee See heat prostratfon. An autopsy, how- ‘se 4 ' Stark Rrothers Nourse ry i'd lou Suemeste lhcoke cj ip a measiiring plass on the ‘) epotrie rs porte ] hy ; necro 4 ‘in 2 ei] stint s oo" ae goat seph = 4 atholle { hurch. ; ‘ver, Gisciose a circulk 7 ore t na, $41,725.49 shoes valued at $6000 were re drain board ind after ag. ing ne pol entered a dwelling at 22 / y , ible f at If it is wrong to play lotto. then , —— , ~ ' ante eRe Owe , mae nrent was wholly responsible for | , , : ; eo General Metals Refining (o.. 3100 | COvered in a vacant store at. 2224) that it smeNed of whisky. arrested! "0" n Twenty-third street The er a : + Oa it is wrong for boys_to play mar- : ‘ rt03 . :, aearn am : er (* i. at 7 , “ rth Broadway, $41,296.86 (“houteau avenue at 2:30 p. m. ves Rvan lid not find the clothe Imit «aid ! -: : | bles, said the priest The boys ye & pew . ' , o eT fr ta neces Was retiurnes pKrey Packing Co.. 2100 Breme. | terd@) lz hours after they had Similarly a saloon ’ pore, tind, they reported, three half pints laude MeN at } |tisk marbles A risk is a gamble. , , =s Ppa : Pe ee Ne) ™ tev : : ae ude Net % years o| f , 4 enue. $25,137 been stoien from the shed of the llunt avenue the police 2 ported of whisk. ana rrested two ne. ne ont? y aa a . Lotto, in my opinion, is not gam- OUR Ol, ' - +55 eh ePperieu neero, was ir ounce suite 5 | Mee Globe-Democrat Publishing @o, ) >" ! ouis Express Co., 614 South | seeing the bartender, August Bian-| F°C®* @24 two negresses found in ; + Ok? eres, 90ee ~ hey | bling, which essentially presup- ' , oes . — _ - pbah Sb , es from heat rrostrati: ; x , Os- h and Pine streets $3 “aes 42 Sixth street hi os residing Ipstairs to t the hourke fy . , pier a pe. - ‘ Fas ; poses a risk. At a lotto RAMe the _— ' ee , wih shina a inne ” - ees - pital No. 2 after hecoming ati. ee atta a ts ] I. HH. Teasdale Comm iesi: n a" "lhe recovery q>* Lhe =} Os WAS STiloi} piasss , i iit) : IVa . « . ‘ sic y . P . «£ | rehants’ Exchange, $30,836.34 simultaneous with a confession by |into the rinsé water They seizeq | > **'eraay. inciuding 21 suspected : hand It is not risked but given away as ? sata 14 bi : ; . ; + ; stein . . at noon yvesteraay. . ‘ ” ve . S I P Schram Glass Manufacturing Robert Hogan, 22 years old, a ne-/| the rlasses which they said of robbery : _—— Bue pase te a6 to's) eee “9g m.. 415 Pine street. $30.677.75 gro watchman of 35923 Scott ave-|s motte 1 of whisk) “Anythir ir | Dies After Stroke at Golf Game. a theater. There is no risk in- , " 7 * yi ee da 7" os *J * 4 s lk il ’ . . j . : c T «J. Moxs Ti Cn 719 Ss cnrity nue. frent he had xllowed two men the base rent “pre the. asked the M kiow a ae 4. SeVeranc.: Dics. | Spec lal to the Post-Dispafch volved. liding, $°7 230.70 \ to rob the express shed. bartender “Tate a took” he tn — cing : roc’ated Press PEORIA, IIL, Sept. 11 Harry | “T cannot explain the trend of ‘ 7 . : ; ‘ — ates — ST “ - 4 tor — + " : ; A . . kip ¢ . »Pedigo-W Woe Shoe (Co Loecns The robbery was discovered when ! vited. They reported findine two! c 4, st» Minn. Sept. 21.—Mra, |S, Mille er, prominent criminal law-|the present which s-cemapafos ethos ts ' 4 ; : a : y Peverance id -P smi , . ; . ‘ _ . ‘ ulever ] and The re : Avene detective . called to the place found Mmaille-p ’ P %as , . i - a : . a 4 ,ars : e ‘i d Stein: wender Stoffre won Cortese | he maintains a that hej had been | door leading upstairs They |neirn, c earls ay at Nau- ihe guffered from a stroke shortly | the great social evils suc h as di in splendi s ape an », 895 South Broadway: $°E HOR held up, but .when the shoes were | Sear hed under the stairs and re ; = ‘caylee message re- lafter playing 18 holes of golf and! voree.” 7 ‘ ; = « . ‘ tea over. Police Judge Elmer F.° Walter.| Rying a dividend of 8 per cent. ct | iby Sergeant William Dempsey and = =a; chairman of the comm. ttee, told his ows also 920,000 shares of com-|MR. AND MRS. ADOLPH MEYER | uniformed policemen, also yleided | police entered the home of Mrs. jaudience last night; “By next ym stock, with no par value. out- | om | nothing De Largy was interrogat- Bell l‘urlin, 68 years. old, 1619 ANOTHER DEATH | Thursday we hope to * have more | ' ~~ , _ ed as to who lived upstairs, but Biddle street, where they.reported than 100,000 and by that time I AMERICAS” NARROWED 10 15) opinion siving Julian Laughiin a Amateur Beauty to Be Crewned at ‘ Pageant in Atlantic City amr aa ag Fv the Associated Pre ATLANTIC CITY. — The crown of “Miss America’ N. J., Sept. 11 will be placed tonight on the head | of an “amateur beauty.” The home girls have won thelr fight to bar Broadway chorus :girle and other “professional” the annual beauty beauties, from pageant. The home influence permeated even the bathers’ review yesterday on the board walk. It was a mile of parade in negligee. But the one-piece bathingseult ‘was missing.!syperintendent of the Southern Di- Only two of the 65 beauties wore rolled stockings braved the stares and only one of 150.000 spec-| tators with no stockings at all. lhere wads much white silk and | an attorney. died at his home at I nue and the North and South road, ‘last night. having been prostrated ‘the day before by the heat, j ‘health for the past two years, he law practice and was active in his law offices in the Wainwright | Building. Wednesday he com- a physician was called. He fatled for about 64 years, practicing ex- 'tensively in Federal courts. He was 4 a brother of Henry Laughlin, for- — | J, DL LAUGHLIN DES - PROSTRATED BY HEAT Attorney, 73 ian OW, Mad ; Been in Failing Health for Past Two Years. . —— rs -~- oes _—~ Julian D. Laughlin, 73 years old, |the intersection of Blackt erry ave- Though in somewhat § falling had continuously maintained his % plained of the oppressive heat, and to rally and died at 10:30 o'clock. Laughlin had been an attorney dreds of books on archeology. history and other kmdred ~ub- jects. He claimed to have traced the man who @iscovered fire, and also to have found the second | creat inventor in the person of the : first carpenter and fisherman; A few years ago Laughlin anid his brother, Henry, engaged in per sonal litigation over an accounting | amd collection of various sums ‘growing out of transactions dating | back to 1878. In 1921 the Missour! Supreme Court handed down an ed judgment of $15,559 against his brother. and the brother a judg- | ment of $264 against Juilan Laugh.- lin. / | In 1919 Lqughiin filed a suit in Federal Court’ for a- stockholder of the United Railways, which was in reé¢eivership, alleging the com- pany had diverted $144,000 for po- litical uses in two previous may- oralty campaigns. FRISCO SUPERINTENDENT DIES ‘©. H. Claiborne of :Memphis Cuc- cumbs at Hospital Here. — c, H. Claiborne, 60 years old, vision of the St. Louls-San Fran- ‘cisco Railroad, died today at the | Mriseo Hospital, Clamorne haa ibecn suffering from a stomach all- ment and Was taken seriously il! cretonne, several days ago while in St. Louts | - The fieTad of beauties, has beenlon a business trip from his division narrowed to 15 for the selection of| headquarters In Memphis, Tenn. P “Miss America’’ tonight. There tie was employed by the rall- ire three representatives for eacn|road for the past 40 years. He is of five sectional divisions. The|suryived by a wife and eee in winners of first places itn the sec-| Memphis x tional divisions are: New York anJ New England, Miss Beatrice Ro'-- FINE AGAINST MRS, ~RELASCO erts, New York City; Middle Atlan-|. new YORK. Sept. 11.—Mrrs. ee tic, Miss Helen Corcoran, Newark; | mayid Belasco, wife of the theatri- ry Midwesfern, Miss Jane Porter, cal producer, ‘ho returned from Nee Detroit; Western, Miss Fay Lani-| yp urope on the liner Paris, Septem- _ r phier, California: Southe rn, MiSs | hor 1. Was asse ed fines and for- ee Ruth W @odall, Miami. | feitures toAay Leiatien $1488 for } Earthqualle Shocks Felt at Faenza,! having failed to make a complete f Italy. ‘declaration of purchases made MAENZA ltaty, Sept. 11./ abroad. ’ Earth shocks were felt here at | Investigation of her luggage re- : 10:50 o'clock this morning. No| vealed undeclared apparel valued , damage was done. at $960, tustomea officials said. a : J j | ran values. i - . ae ‘td Jssewdd eharavadeess - trimmings com- -* aes Our Basement is famous for its Saturday © | Have you ane fryant BASEMENT Sixth and Locust Sts. FallFrocks 10 7 \ Sizes 40 to 56 Created especially | | for Stout Women| by Lane Bryant, are pattera- ed after “more expen- ; ‘ Thee mnts. Of fine cotton knit “built- 4 priced at only | up shoulders. Made ex- eA ’ tra large for stout wom- 1 en. Sizes eg Twillsheens, 40 to 59 er flat creopes,|56.......064. Cc “Rayon” knits, | beaded Can-| tons, Poiret twills and sat- in Cantons de- veloped in the newest styles with dainty KVERY DAY Is BARGAIN DAY KVERY PRICE A BARGAIN PRICK : these Frocks benefited by them? ea — House Dresses Percales, ginghams and chambrays in the newest stripes and checked pat- |] . terns. Cut full $° roomy. 24 to $1] 00 SBE ics Li le H . ry | : Outsizes 9 to 11. Extra $a wide tops, white feet. os ret” = AQ -—_ Union Suits oot & ae > Sy 7 s a value fs ee ee re . & “a 4 et € ¥. Bis? x. a ah “40 oor Ata ae be | “aii Sd SPRL YS ee fs re is a) a ts oka! f ny obs a ~ e . et eee Co eS + a ~ a) 7 Pha A eS: y Mie ie SE 8 y va = r wf
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i The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED cere - ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH eri ' wemegi . MOTORISTS, A} were|a house recently purchased by Os-/tion formerly occupied only by) 1 . d. egroés, one a woman om the Warson road dragging Schacht with it. quest tomorrow in Kirkwoo | negroés, ’ , | DRIVER I$ KILLED UNDER “am ayy atin! etme asco he lives The two men rushed their em- Schacht is.survived by his wife charged with murder here in con-/| Desirable Wool Suits. English and « a | |] Im this lot are pure thread’ silks in blacks and 1 eC | Patterns. Good color selection, : By ae a iS Lu C ) Ze: — ae Sale of F "StLous Large Largest bomens Specialty Shop ~~ Siten ae te soon tment of fancy col- | ‘ ) aic O tures and fibers—all sizes 9% to 12. A chance to buy Shirts ut less than wholesale cosf.... |- y an 4 | mE in many instances lower than the actual cost of the | T One rv Two | teeter bas ng tre Bone . Vel | rouser Suits, $24 MR | visit the Furi eC veteen and = pairs for $5.50 : sizes to participate in thesé sensational bargains. terns—one-half of the lot have two pairs of i tq offer noteworthy savings. Silks and fine umported lisles . ~ 3 5 ~0 Sh j rts - 'Two- Trouser Suits ” vance display —— has t Designed by Betty Wales {jj ‘In this croup are fine silks in fancy potters, regu- . . a & 6. ¢ 6.0 8 $29 : want to select what you rec for Schoal and Col- | . canes anit Ginaeeaae sl: cere ae onions Sizes 133, 14, 144 and 15 Only Worsteds, Serges and Cassimere Suit, e patterns and colors, regularly sold at $1.25, $1.50 plaids and other good patterns. English and 1 | 1 Neckwear e 8 3 fore. Put us to the test Saturday for style : Arcane Ps season's finest materials and rep- clean-up of ail remaining lots. $25.00 and $30. 00 +4 = J fl ha . WwW CO... | Have You the ~mipitme , | Men’s Hose, 45c eC -. $ 1 O 7 5 | \ e a ored lisles and plain or fancy colors in silk mix- $30.00 and $35.00 If you contemplate the comp 9 ve ’ P : Men’s Hose, 95c materials.... but you must be able to wearthelucky |. 2 $ 65 choice of patterns. Some $6 PN, ins ie Sa celee ck at he — —— cae coe Athletic U on _ a ce tli, - ee ee A splendid variety in both groups—all are first : 256 Suits, 75e a Dress Section—Second Floor. | | quality, wetll-tailored garmegis from Boyd's regu- ‘ oe oa it lar stock and standard manufacturers—all «izes. All Odds and Ends of Webbing Collars fae ee —— eat } We well made. Semet =m cocanda. ‘ i Our Eatire Stock of Clothing Radically Reduced RN phen Second td : Gi l Sch | ) tf ° . , —_ i on Sie tv Broken sizes and odd Broke zes and odd Broken sizes and odd am ./ Ee Ae, = _ 00 ay 1 Camere . . le Z “lots “~ | het ts of | | lots of te 50c, 75¢ and $1 Fiher poset am 4 Wash Dresses - Bathing Suits $3.95 ) +a 6h eee nee r | $40, $45. $50 and $55 - | Jewelry, We spine’ Mass. In Sizes 6 to 1% $50, $60 and 360 $35, $40 and $45 $5.00, $6.00 and $6.50 values Topcoats, Ceff buttens, «tich pina, A. $ | 95 SS : tie holders and collar | ax : se — ie pienats ss ais 2 Wool Suits Wool Suits Overcoats and — 4 29° losiery, Sa JIC Full fashioned te llc. — on Se Pure Linen | : 2c, 25¢ and ; | ’ lag tock v: | c, 29c an | Men’s Collars | | 7 s Regular sfock—@ Va- — inctaded are Tooronts and Gab $2, $2.50 and $3 1 5c | Collars ae _" hee en P ; = uae Tié ty of 1ii rdels a nd $35 60. ~Toe Winter _, Handlterchi Be y st t ij i ’ . = “J ‘ fine Snite—a variety ef pat ’ coats werth «ap te 855.00. ) rajamas, $1.00 Wc qualities now ee ee OO Tuxedo Suits worth $45.00 and ULL-STOCK Cowhide Brief Breken Nees and dis- twe trousers. ~. patterns. $50.00. In sizes 33 te 3S. —— a oe F conveniently equipped with continved sumbere of at , try se ew oe we Ee 25c | | fabrics. — style. " pockets. Strongly constructec ~ yaad eg te Cer manta ae ——_-_—_—__—— = will stand unusually hard usage. brands. such as (Cluett- Twelve stylese—all from Peabedy. and Tlctpark. eur reguloer «tock. made | $5. 00, $6.00. $7.00 and $3.00 id tional for the studegt’s schoo! SoC egg a ge 7, Sam > Earectsen, | All Remaining Odds and Ends of Regular Stock Bostonian Shvues and starched Collars, Ltd. ef Lenden,. En- ; - the majority are t5e and aliand. and cost Xe pe Fall Hats, $3. 65 Me qualitice. wholesale. The pretty practical kind that i & Bal} | } Bostonian Shoes puschaned collg aa i Geaben caving oe —_4 : Fall Models look right and stand repeated | : | - t i Ginghams. linens | ’ 2 ‘s > >» 7 yy ~- . _ J eer Me ubbings. | dds and Ends of $5.50. $6.00 ey > On Friday.and Saturda e ’ | broadcloths and voiles in a va- iw | fs : and $7.00 | i i i “ 4 : ‘ . ig | | rn rw Grou! ' riety of styles and colorings. | ) : : i : : Slipover Sweaters $4.85 ' Regular Prices Were $7.50. $8.50. $9.00. $10.00 and $12.00 Salesmen’s Samples of 3 | ~_ ates a reall BO rR CO oat See sarge > oe ‘san tas ma ee - Men’s Handkerchiefs ~ Ete artes 35¢ and 5Wec colored border linens | 8 9c, 25e, ae 50e Imported English $ 3 6 5 Q $ 2 3 5 Q S$ 79 50) : | es Eva riesni See 2% > f : * fre«h w ebbing. a OO tO ol tc tt lO a OO i ly i, yl agit tn. , en a al die al ee en : ' | . : and fine cambrics ‘ 5 Junior Frocks HW Silk Lounging Robes 50c, 75C and $1 Cuff Linaie 15¢ $1.50 and $2.00 colored border : ' nse: 20; | ; ; F | In patent leather, tan calf. Reduced 20% 2 pairs 25c French and Irish linens “ costed di, Gua ae and Coats ek a 4 : ad te S, $3.00: $ to 8, $3.50; 5 Just as fashionable as Frocks and Coats in our other e ; - departments—but sized for juniors who wear 13's No Lae, _, Phone ; : Vew Store Hours ® to 19's. Come in and see the host of smart things ) . : assembled here in our Junior Section—to clad you } or Mail Orders During 8:30 A. M.to 5 “30 P.M. properly for school. : This Sale ~ Steer donee te Juntor Section—Second Floor. }. Boyd- Richardson ay yV- i = Olive and Sixth SO AOD ML TE PEO AEN LOD TO a a, OE hee aw rs —* “ d , vr. ~* eet a Be a Se ee ee = ~~ ~ oe a . - > fii ‘ » = i er’ « ae ae Ne — - ‘ mA — r THOS. W. GARLAND (INC) 09-21-13 BROADWAY—410-12-14 SIXTH ST. meee’ EET enn ER me. ig
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+ “ ; : FRIDAY, . -~ SEPTEMBER li, 1928, @ MOTORISTS, ATTENT) In Order té Serve Our Custe, OPEN EVENINGS AND ALL DAY SUNDa~A RELIABLE AUTO TIRE @ only by der police Dc ing took yord across killed, Locust «¢. ll items in this vel are on sale in e Subway only A $25.00 and $30.00 ool Suits £719.75 Wool Suits. English and conservative | patterns, Good color selection, $30.00 and $35.00 One and Two rouser Suits, $24 ‘and Cheviot Suits. Good styles and pat. | © -half of the lot have two pairs of Trou- t Om wr. ee ee ee $35.00, $40.00 ray $45.00 wo-Trouser Suits Serges and Cassimere Suits. other good patterns, servative models, A NET A at Spee ate eet asp "$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 \ Shirts, $1.35 : 3 for $4.00 of the lot are first quality, the balance seconds, Neckband and collar-attached », solid colors and stripes. Solid color | broadcloths, madras, Oxfords and mercer- A. ized fabrics. | Stripes, English and con- $7.00, $8.00, $8.50 and $9.00 - Shoes, $3.95 wity are Bostonians—high Sithes—low I fine leathers. Buy several pairs at this “ prige. and $5.00 ts, $3.45 of Fall tlats wanted colors, - $2.00 and $2.50 Shirts, $1.00 Ydd lots, seconds and sOlled Shirt«. Neckband and cellar - attached aty les, Madras, per- enles and other good fabricea, $1.25, $1.50 and $2 Athletic Union — B5e Suits, 75c | bing Collars Madras and mercerized 1.00 and $1.90 wear, 4oc cut sitks, Bix | patterns, Some alm. ' > fabrics, Full cut and 7? 2() ; well made. Some are |. . seconds, a Seconds | of 50c and 60c Hosiery, 30c Fiber plalted and silk mixed Hose. Rinck and plain colors. $1, $1.25 and $1.50 \ og Hosiery, 5oc\ Be Full fashioned silks tn riers, 20¢ black and colors. Si web Carters — bing. 2.50 and $3 as, $1.00 and secends. nad mercerized iddy atyle. for 1.10 nds from a maker—nall = J5e and $1 elry, 20c ons, «tick pina, we and cellar tt miktures in fancy pat- terms. 20c, 25c and 35c cages hanes IC Plain, cross-bar and col- ored woven borders. White and colors, ee — a $5.00, $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00 Fall Hats, $3.65 majority are this senson'’s colors and styles — early at a decided saving. if ’ ee ee yoo ore Salesmen’s Samples of NS Men’s Handkerchiefs 150c colored border linens a a ep d $2.00 colored border and Irish linens Siore Hours: M. to 5:30 P.M. ea ays,6:00 P.M. " - @ ar: oe, 4 FRIDAY. —. EMBER 11, 1925. | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED : a ) : = fe wae iy oe re - - ’ — ' - ee ERE TE ge, eS eS . 4 z 5 a ca ‘ : 3 . ‘ $55 WS \ 5 2) In the Jaunty Junior Department | Apparel for the Growing Girl : New Skolny and Sampeck a | Junior Girls’ Coats °25 © °65 HIS is an unusual collection featuring the plainly tailored or the side flare styles in sizes 13 to 17 years. New fabrics of sturdy quality fashion them—Montebello, Derona, and campus cloth. Juniar School Frocks Of Wool, $5.95 to $10 _—_ ae —s- In the Boys’ Own Store Vest Suits for Boys *25 © °40 HE Skolny or Sampeck label in a Boy’s Suit is assurance of quality in tailoring and fabrics, as well as of correct style and . durable wearing qualities. Shown in English models, featuring the loose-fitting, plain-back coat with golf and plain knickers. Single and double breasted models in the season’s newest shades. Sizes 8 to 16 years.
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: The Daily POST- pIsPaTch alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening ee ta COMBINED SEPTEMOIe | a serveur tt a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCK | EE == ) a? 8 Killed b Stornt. : oo ; Sa} S1-LOUSGERMAN 7S Inexsows = 11.—Ogle Carrigan, 15 years whe ¥ L. vi. on of Will iam _ arrigan, was killed | -_ be ef " | Open Saturday Until 6 ah tS | if ‘had qene to the pair + a his home 7 : " ; ST-LOUIS o> T\ $1.00 and $1.25 MET HODISTS JOIN. —————— | : = ~ brand h The passing of the St : t! ese aT e¢ for , - “ man Conference of ?: ~ * $4 ‘95. Episcopal Church was n Sia joint session this aft Boys’ $1. so Scooters Union Church, on Deln a sale : a i) ,_af vard, near Grand, in which the Ger- “ a ase ; era > S to 13% ! nt anything unusual fo mn te ’ to : ; ee on in > Z in re rs nde os oy) a ‘ ' , , Get McCoves. t rizgina! nea iin . Dr 4 - man Conference became a part of New Fall Georgettes the St. Louis Annual Conference _ a Co : Most of the Methodist churches Brocaded Velvet Gomds. ih > Winter) Thisketit: ~ eish tan Sk ie ok” uncvtees New Fall Cloths §> such Values?! ta, & ish language for all” services 1 ody Gaal ; Tinie eee 2 “ Some chu of Southern Illinois, | Such Dresses!! 5 ate New in Fall A mes have Rees Dest of the; Mt.) ba Wonderful Silks se : 1: rerman Con@erence. are to, ’ | Be Here! Dresses gt: be connected in future with You will pay dou- -» ! Buy Your Peoria Conference, and the | ‘ - ~onterence, an biee for these 4 a2 price so lew sou? churches wil! he Dart ne? ¢ Dire«sex in any . | h — that yeu cannot af- ether store. Coat ow. ferd te miss this a Save 14. | = gr See nr Sa uy s 7 & “ . rote ~ ten Sep Sarg ee pe ae , + - : ~— a on ee ee — — — = Ns ; 4 ‘ e - om eo ns ‘ . 8 eee TT a: ey “x2 a a5: 72. = ome et wt All - «ilk lined and fur trimmed, a =. The newest oiue Plenty [ sizes shades in the ee for evervon:. best materials. Im thi« «ale Yoa leg im institution f th, r. ; will find such man Con " 5 . : | Recular «izes. ; Relivias, velours materials as: | lie a x : nes ed . a? 5 j | | 4 S 7 Pa) The + / j . ond « ‘ »~ _~ . . , ~~ ’ ee _——_~** Values to . am | Episcopal Church, South. The vo in wide or standard web, single $19.75 straight lines i vas 12 Three other conferences | or double grip. 25 cents up. Ivory Garter Co.. New Orleans. . Pi ‘= CSS nee ee ee >. - ee Seer EF es (wee Ao - eam pen LALLA ALLA REAM IPT LLiL Pmt ed ee) Pe Pure Silk "Cae PERG es ARES TON eee SMART FALL HATS eff Sax Just Received 2000 New Velvet and Satin Combinations Important Anvoauiiaiid fects: pansy, woul, prince black, FORE AREY NPE “aE aRe - | ~ 7 + TY gray and black Ladies’ $1 Silk Hese iat e thi ai nies fe a Vi ] N ) : - 3 ? . . _— =? . J 4 - You Save Money by seams reer - marmarasi Reni a —e e- : : . fect eondertul_select SURGEON REPLACES PIECE : a fj Diminutive Siar With Milton Sills ‘chen 2948 al Speeial BITTEN FROM EAR IN FIGHT $3.98, $298 and Tam oni ——=———=— ‘WO | oenneiant Ridaran wo Street Car ANS Z! in “The Making of OMalley inion Saits for Part of Member After Chas- Hats for the Schoolgirl — fo a Will Appear in Person at Nugents At. s € TO t LTReARS ‘Teve _o “ts } ~ . a. sel oth a ~“ | . . Clewer ene effects, smart pok« “ pase =a ate ~oasitie tog ? | —oO Petts. Veivets and Polo Cloth, in Pokes, Pirates and onert ; he ; AP. -_ pie -e of his right n a — . : . : ‘ SU Eiiteakred meochee $2 98 Ly 98 and i's “Spout | 38 tol os& JM fight on a street car in East St. f i~ , Saturday, September 12th, at 10,11 and 12A. M—— HAT the ste , at here VU, VI. _ Bo s22 &. Clairivenue, a millwright & ——— | And at 2 and 3 P. M. ; : by the founc Peabo bod beaaeeee tee buys ber Hat he held consistent WORD ROLLS RECORD HITS The figat start ; ieee a rent % res And for little maids from 6 to 16, Miss Rowland — — ; he tes - - hits on word music Rolls Regular eared wo a na ee tl 2 Oc oe ley gam +S oa 3 $ 95 $ 95 §$ J) $ j . at no purcné - Demonstrating = 1 O ‘Demonstrating Records ee eee 7). | 4t — = = trivial to be Siv fa =" 1 Oc 0ct ser] (RM LA - ff 43 * HIGHWAY NEARS COMPLETION | Y 7 Fair De 7 5000 ’ 5 ronal in . Se J ta . Little Miss Mu tet Hats are known in New York as “The @ . RECORDS rons mare ET ATURDAY —Paving of the 37-1 tretc} | , ING, Child’s Hat with an Individual Toueh.”” Every model is @ Service ai . ip te GREER WED bee connpivees H 7 4) decidedly smart. Colors re present all the new Fall shades J at: Honor Nietor, Grey Gull and Fine All-Wool & Wool Mixtures in 7% eae ha i ig ale “Ai . rn. ‘to mat the a, 8 gre (open, red, herma, navy, black. 3 SUinitegtate.” “Yeo Sic. a | . Oct. 25 > gy O10FS tO Mat e costume, . . Se DQG Loneranr suits” ” Mon Bl RS BBL ||| That this “Store ss Little Miss Muffet Hats Are Featured in Velour, Felt, © : . Velvet, Silk and Crepe and Ribbon - | the confidence ¢ $9.98, $10.98 and $13.98 | 0. Moe gi ° : in as on and 4 4} 4 k Combinations . F se | Another Saturday Bargain nstruction Co, is the .first of Mas 4 4 | ; 4): This is our Cre . ceckh St per- We o— ro wear Suite—li ne a ' Secs bp $2.50 This is the Sta This the Gauge PUGT TCL eieadeaaarete rier ei Oieciart RS set BE AT sere) $2.50 | |@} \\ OC SZ€:') | Bring the Little Girls to Mee bheice of any ene of the fellew- ona “Weadertiag.” “Paradine 1000 Men’s and Boys’ Caps > a "i ra... $2.25, $c and 5 : , Se $ and 50c Clothing : Pray a Real Movie Star Children's Coats : $2 a Dress — On Credit , | . ) Tt Saturday at the above hours. A epectal pur “pase | - dren s- eample Coats ia * at rn “at (lething fer the eutire twee ie oT cepurne { ; r* 4 “— ene ful ea * iu . rn fami . s 2 " | " | ‘ A dyed te ram 7 os Sey one 5 Millinery partmen e 4 ‘ - « - Lita q ¢ : ; ; . gee —_ a > te . payments. Se matter De t—2d Floor, South nitar aS = hew hamble yeer peosi- f ana at & prices mas ' now while we hee * ve wees ati : ’ " tlen may be. cave. Vaiure % } atifu to? 4 The ve ttracti '98,'$2.98 = mere et By ge A Dollar or Two — — S.A Perit ») ee PRESSE f bs - : uae : ad ; "te : pa \* a Pall tresere for kitdiee 2 . . . - — ; w® vears » ne ref” ePep- 7 et _ ” . = a cheeks. etc. im miidty Q%& we “3 one singe — otvle, «te Soerial a! — a 4 “aT eee ack wnt. | 507 WN. * te | : © soft. fine cortan PM es oa . : ee sateen = 6 ere . yard wide a vs dway "| ~~ Bike it imi ee with seakil- niet s 4 ter ne — , - 1 _ orrTr. \LGary orate Sines S te is 98¢ o atnene . Liane ———? | Ft...
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER HW, 1925. >= 4 Sz WN AVENUL- ‘his Sale! High-Class Dresses stern Manufacturer . msible NOW!! d| $20 Dresses 85 Pencil Blues— Pansy—Blonde— Black—Cuckoo— Navy—Bokhara— Etc., Ete, 50 LL $30 Dresses | | Over 800 | for misses and jun. iors; for women; also stouts up tom size 5244 included in this sale. | Sale Will Startf iS | Prscoartieg . ‘i aturday Morning : A Small Deposit | aisees tn waive Sane advafitage of this sale—-save from $5.00 to $20.00. NOW. seh SRERTECERAT Vicetaaton i} ; ELLLLIER TTT EL LE LAL eee seaeTerartiaab! Trimm tin rouncement ! ROLAND ith Milton Sills of OMalley” son at Nugents 12th, at 10,11 and 12A.M.— 2 and be P. M. - from 6 lo 16, Miss Rowland from New York— ss Muffet Hats o> 44 Pknown in New York as ‘**The 24 lal ‘Touch.”? Every model is esent all the new Fall shades. open, red, herma, navy, black. > Featured in Velour, Felt, vrepe and Ribbon lations ttle Girk to Meet Movie Star tthe above hours. ment—2d Floor, South NS ' FRIDAY, ; SEPTEMRER 11, 1225. -—— ee ae The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~~ «@ yw = de AOE cai a - see Rivry arm Sse) cree ~— = Migr , _ . PEMA OO BAPE: oT ORI . vat > a OP i - —_— resses}} ”~tMN ‘Mothers ~ee4 ’ sere ATS . Sane Sir seer tistics setters tee ee MBE mene e. URN: Bs , te EE ee "TTTTTTIN DULL LLL LL LC) yO A Ea Ube. « UUs s Ble UOOUS \\ eeeeeee . og tee 38.55 sees == OUR CREED == HAT the sterling business principles established by the founders of Nugents, 52 years ago, be up- held consistently and earnestly. That all within these walls work in harmony and with understanding. And all who enter these doors be treated with courtesy and respect. That no purchase be too small—no adjustment too trivial to be given considerate attention. Fair Dealing be placed before Gain— Service before Profit— Honor before Ambition. That this “Store for All the People” merit and retain the confidence of its patrons. This is our Creed—our Pledge to St. Louis. This is the Standard by which we Carry On. This the Gauge by which we measure our Success. NURS eR Ob sh UB LU IE a Ee eo OU. Me THI TEL LTPP EP U0 Rt ~ Opening Sale! Men, Women and Children Share Alike— No sale in recent years has so taken the public by storm. Entire families are outfitting at prices almost a fairy tale ‘ in these days. The home, the many needs for the kitchen and table are also top- most on the list of Big Savings— A trip to the Housewares Department will amaze the most experi- enced shopper. The big, new Furniture Department sparkles with new things. On all sides the Opening Sale tickets tell their story of economy and there are thousands of them. Beautiful silks and the many dress requisites are also to be had at never-before savings. Look where yeu like, go where you like, in this vast store- house of dependable merchandise—select at random if you will, and be amazed at the prices. Try it Saturday. A Great Vote of Public Confidence— Thousands came—supplied their needs at big savings and were hap- py. We told our friends the sale of sales would take place—there are . never any disappointments at Nugents. The days of big opportuni- ties are stillahead. Saturday sees another event of equal importance. New lots are continuously being supplied. Still We Quote No Prices. We feel that our assurance of vast savings a sufficient incentive to make a visit to the Greater Nugents. Saturday Shoppers Shall Share— What better day for a sale than that which permits of a half holiday for the business man or woman. It’s your day, and throughout this vast store, every need you may have in mind will be on dis- play at prices that will delight. No need to take time off, store open until 6 p. m. | No sale in recent years compares to this gigantic merchandising event. Those who come to share will have many reasons to re- member this gala occasion. “It Pays to Buy at Nugents’’ The Store for ALL the People —Saturday Girls’ and Boys’ Day— The Things They Need at Big Economy celuatiaueny’axenenearecua agcunnnvacennantsnencerCesdseC{it(CGQitenaeeect((({(CQQEQReTWCQOQRUsesAQtreCantecerecctitsMUUCHERDLCAAOOLUCLETUCVORALRNUTECORNALEOREEATOCULADEA /ARALNAATUDMSOUGEDLUNUOUET LORUELA RRAUICOTTOLOCTEQvOLi Nt CCUUEBLE LTT ECU TERE EEE 01720 CEI SSE a ta ee ee aE ee ee ee nena Trl a ae ——m ALL the People \ ——S ~_) ee eee : : . z ial om yi. 4 , a aa » \ ; -_ a ema Eee _~ = Te ow SS rae ee ee iffe Batite re idan bP TTOUMET LET EP EERO eee rarer ase iy tual ‘(1 PUPCOET APS *eteas hee er odie rviiedaaetuy Ff t' Ji Lhses —_— - - —_— - -- ~ - wr oe ~~ =. — iil tibial? e™ : ’ : : a a» iii " ; : +. ’ O~ EEE — EA A RETR wae lm =. : : > ‘ww ve UU nA RTI RN a EE CC TR
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; eal , ~¢ ho z Las SS ee . | guprekoen iL wn” , at The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED SEPTEMBER ff _ MANSAS CITY, Sept. 11.—Atter| ing Mre E call ve Os, —-- S _S1,LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee . Students Start School | CHCAGO-NEW ORLEANS oe Week-End Candy Saag 19 ‘we cearouran rex rece.|” eu sD] ey ActuiggsUerndetwoort Satay is agg new CONS — ds —_. ————————— a - We carry the largest aseort- Assorted Milk and ~ mont at. Pesker Dees, ESTABLISHED 1850—BIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR—1925 Dark Cheestated Candy Shop—Firet Pic Sheaffer Lifetime, Waterman, |! : oe Conklin, Swan, ete, in all Overnight Service Wanted — pines ERS] cones. St Louis Would Be on Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday, 9:00 to 6:00 thea Proposed Route. F 4 Vv iné rroj ; Others at $44 and $59. Genuine Victrola The new OVERSIZE Erer- os Se - : included at less than cost. All brand-n harp $1.00 = RE N STORE =: ue na steno x LoCcU Opposive PosToFFKe Quick Fountain Pen repairing . A Smart Autumn Mode : will g0 GUickly, so attend eatiy. = zt pat Digete e The Vandervoort Shops for Boys _ be 20-23 Wyatt Blds. | f Sentiment ° ’ ° d Sui : ae Ee Immediate at WASHINGTON, Sept. 11-—A for r Misses’ Tailored Suits) : Delivery mal petition for overmight air mas HEY sa ere | . ervice between New Orleans and is no Aa for Of | O ed Chicago, initiated — Postal Fa- sentiment in dusi- mp | f : cilities Committee of t: g. 4 shan ness. weed OS ae YY i- Av . Small . . +. — - _- “~~ fe" FF er ™ - sft * Seer 71 - j OLIVE ST ing Glover, director of the air mail Thousands of cus- Payment c ‘ on am The petition was signed tomers have a genu- Victrolas — A gee a ate RP Om at Less Than 5 eeegumeinstigieenmeygemntner Mia Fo: ine affection for XY | | 7 | “a Ng ae tha felieene Sackeae Wien this store simply “ | | ‘° 4 ‘ EN EVENINGS TILL ty . ie ee i Chicago. because their itn 3 ‘ ft: A NEW mode that meets | , | OP E I Tl 9 DN enuine. Diamonds Guaranteea™ | oe ee a people traded here if -with instant spproval : 7 ; CASH oR CREDIT Postal Facilities Committee, which before them. | the moment one of these | j | I ; Ro BOs pou . ale A . . , , . a coennnned, Lhe LENIN: OOF as And affection of y trig, well-tatlored suits are | - ques eneene sears NEW DIAMOND IMPORTATIONS ity would send. 5756 one-ounce we Sena in a 4} donned. 2 East St. Lewis Store, 300 © nieces of letter mail and 755 fou world is so rare that , . 2a ' —— oa . = l.ilw *¢ i~hies bw , . . u n Iwo- 1eceé , DIRECT FROM EUROPE nce parcels daily to Chicago bj we'd rather keep it Feat ring a t Pp Our Diamond burers have now returned from phen — a most th on er-! as air _ egy ns andl be old-fashioned | model with short box coat, . > ee at fine lue- hit I>i nonds ; - ¢ - rou seceave ‘ —- . iy 2% ’ . . ne Oa SP abater tak hukworp, , aye Bw ne toatl: « f letter mail and 829 four- than Jose it and be ee belted in front and straight permits us to import this splendid iot of gems into this country —- oo ha y the si _ abit up-to-date! Uy, in back. Developed of gen- and offer Diamonds direct a yor rices ‘hich establish a new an ihe PA +3 . mae niet 4 2 SCRITGGS- ie! nine Imported Tweeds in standard of r th iterings of ths Paso n. : 9g ; eee ape ee . gerne -_ f you buy from Lofts OU are sure your money is inging you sues Gus maaan eg par Pages . ig : > : . . ™ . ~4 7% > e- » - . . 7 » Megs quisitely beautiful merchandise will afford you lasting satisfaction. a WOU a | O OO a ‘ ’ ment continued, because many An extremely smart a = f , orn were rot queried. , " ‘ ; le . ‘i a e. . ° .* - . i costume for Fall street wear—ideal for the Col- For Boys of All Ages i lege Girl or young Busi- SOME with two pairs of knickers, others with k ke ( ] } | { e } ers and long trousers, others with two pairs long . ness Woman. : trousers. Many are made of imported fabrics. ~ Sizes 14 to 20 years. Wool suits with two knickers are pric- : ed at $14.50. ’ : . . Misses’ Suit Shop—Third Floor. Wool suits with knickers and long trou- ; Presenting I | : sers are priced at $15.75 and $18. 3 , Wool suits with two pairs long trousers of Dresses, “Patricia” ~ SIN “Adeline” Postmaster Alt, in response to an i ‘ : | are priced at $20 and $20. | : 4 . 3 | Diamond Ring i “ 4 ins aA: Dicseatd- Bike 1 aa ts m. his N ve Ori ans col- ChLamoisette Glov es : Sam peck Suits with two pairs of long q A as af DOM Oo TEs Tin eeT eoaee Stated that he could wet a In the New Mode a / Z trousers are priced at $35 and $40. | : a «CU ee oe i recreate / | J , Boys’ Clothing Shop—Second Floor. marvel of beauty. S git® , po : mae ae * ; fied: ai —_— hive white. Ring 1 oat a : see - ng om a agpiee aust aps Sy Slo and S1l.¢ ” : 19x. wane sold: ee = of nO a Sy? eg bk “3 veg i. fap nw 9 + of the HE cuffs of these rew Ly ‘ 8 | : = engerared and ac * init oY . f ve , | aa! at = : ; a8 : mg a eae at? al T 7.0ves al : the turn- ' ; \ ) To Complete the Boys Wardrobe pierced -—- s De cial ‘pan 3 . 4 ange the patros : ow nf. back and straigh ' ” el : Sports Blouses with long sleeves at $1.25 varus, = 3 ciel Reine mde 5 ail for Chicago and ered styles. The of | \ White Oxford Shirts of superior quality at $2.00 $100 \e nelete wartheast and east 16 Ccen- smart shades lends new zest | wate School Caps—tweeds in grays and tans, at $1.75 to $2.25 , iam os ara that considerable to hoost: ; | / = Ai _ Wide Leather Belts in several colors, at $1.00 Alse at prices ap —— ee ame ay sane ae en he gained in case : : KI YA Se Cut Silk Ties in wide assortment of patterns, at 6oc te $700 tiful designs. —— — . » , | a ~ — + Prey te - rapes ee “se ee ee fe ee © ee be) ED gp ee eee = = é e r «snare e+ = = & «& Boys’ Furnishing Shop—Second Floor. Diamon] Engagement Rings at $50, $75, $100, $150, $200 and up. TERMS TO SUIT—NO MONEY DOWN he ta dhivamemad. hu. Jen ee | WA Fi ‘ 3 “AU, , . - Tm cenlancsege ote oes begat: 3 a : . To Provide Extra Closet Space ~ Enter the Loftis Diamond Contest—it costs certain the number of -irms inter- = YS The Saturday Millinery Feature | Ff = ny sage J $2000 in Diamond PLC ate bh otk mommies i SAR Vandervoort W ardre izes ! or full details watch our in his letter, his reference to the | ‘ : V ] H | : q newspaper ads. t ns in a ae > t lt ly ty A ea tag Chamois-Suede rs Ries |S a and wen ; 5S: 75 —_—". -- = ng SE ew a he . Tentative Schedule. : LoD a i! > 7 > Plati- S-k. white gold, # The New Orleans Chamber! i New Slip-On Styles num. Commerte proposed the fol! as ¥ WA] tentative schedule between that $2.00 : vr . . : shes ~ > = } ’ ‘a, a it | : . i ee ed 7 Very ~ army | ns at salle ee fF YER) fashion-Wise woman will want not one but, a artettee : Sat 1:50 Pp. 1 yg velvet, ft, yet firm Mad ete rns a me 1 om ring . | tS p. m.; Memphis, 1 .. n with smartiy scalloped tor several smart Velour Hats this Fall—and here is a Most attractive sé.ection. ee ‘ °— _—_— , _ . — (nic, Sort \ Piours in SMAali 42nd Wide-Orimmed sivyie “Amazon s follow Leave Chicag ca Po the fan ia i ae RN a >, ~ Sad, st f-the-face. and fit) vn-turned effects. _ si a ¥ L1™m Diamond : ~" os , a ST Lous At os : = : a Take Home “1 Toy , iit Ring. . a % Z : ; ee , ~ . un , : m., arrive New Orleans 6:25 a. m., ro the Children , Brilliant \S In time for morning deliver In the Fashionable New Shade — WEDDING RINGS . Blue-White . Under this plan, the statemen For Happy Play Hours ee ° vee — cold 1K. 5s SS Diamond Le &s New Orleans would have mail Pencil Blue Aingfisher Blue Bois de Rose white fe saieete Sem “ white geld a Q | Green Navy Black Pansy Purple Red = ( 150 saved. At present mail posted in - % , Millinery Shonm—Third Floor rat . . $ ws . rleans in the . | ; | OT only are these Trunks strongly made te ng t 3 its destination tl ' “ " wp under travel strain. In hotel room, ap 17 J l El i ae oer ans gerisbesesse OF away at school they provide much-needed : pe te = . 1 room. Fitted with latest conveniences. Carry In the Toilet G $ Shop -4 garments. Suggested for the young (,uaranteed 25 Years Re a : , 12 to Green cold filled case. en- Ja , ; ‘ a en i 1+ tren) : } ven . Sen So ene om eben te woman returning to college . assort: pattern - . oe : , Git 7 : : ~* al l¢ 5 ” x" ii rs ™% pert ; 4 . — - | é ‘ aes | ca | , | . | 7 a op eg | " a Tice ing : “a Ao ‘ aa : : ; iVas ee - : ° tas - rr). ~= cyen Tas - « ° ‘ > ' = * . ‘ " -- . . ' . , a _ > > 7 ° > + , > > ig ey. - Scooters, with rub! disc wheels #88 Of Timely Interest Piay Rallis 4 - . = 4 i ‘ : mye-2 o Ba bi . : ch ) : Rubber lined Toi- Pure Gum Rubber A. 4 ; The Colle fate Sho RADIO FANS—Litsten im on WHT es See. w uthorized : $1.95, $2.50, $3.95. $4.95 let Cases and Rub- Bathing Caps, Plain or ; | g ip every Monday sight trem 7 co 7-30; PL | Uy. COnsTess_iast_session 7 And Scores of Other Toys. ber. lined Sponge “immed, Handkerchief = | Black Enameled- Scmpis> : for Girls of 12 every Friday nicht frem 9:30 to 10. oe ’ Se AS Ea styles and novel com- | : - na m “i Central Standard time—tLoeftis Bros. | apts ° ; ; ~ ase! b > re , | F her atzine at 12.50. $13. $1%.75. Bags binations. titeases, $5.75 J | to 16 y ears ST2.50, S25. S27.5@ and uy roo. | & Co.+ hour ef music. Wave length. ‘ IMameod-«ot Wrist Watches at ai! prices 400 meters. Sa Of an extra vood grade Regularly Wc to We f thes “eeencell ee 5 Fl a ; g - id ' Regularly 20c to of black enameled drill, Black Eyal | A new individual shop for ; Do . ° “ : 1847 Rogers 29-Piece Tableware Se oa $9.00, at $7.25, at | ~ with reinforced ends and | Hatboxes. & | junior misses that specializes in “AD tral” Pattern im Utility Tray «th ue velvet ine The velvet rad whi Per i > = | ‘orners. ro strong |ea- ‘ : r : . baide the silver fe removable and rests in = handsome Mahogany Semone Tver : jg SS |. eenert, Sve Round style Hacbesamg j the jaunty tailored Collegiate 9 ew nly at Geiene” er “Ambeeseter? TV UaerEe: “Ancestral . “f | | | ther straps around entire held from two to four . | lat. so much in vogue thie sea- p a | @ase; brass bolts and lock. ew ae eae “a on. : ieee Secttnn: Tin Cretonne liming, with e eiiata, Wasi ‘ . at . eather haath; GO the same smart styles and colors .10 ns ~~ . . 4 . ; : A “os | . . Pr e P a | shirt fold and inner tray. lining. Fits under a Palm | Sear > a Tice 24 and 26 inch sizes. | seat. : i 64s the junior girl's older sister oem Fz! | - Luggage Shop—Downstairs 4 and mother—in sizes to fit the ‘ a Totlet Goods Shop—First Floor. | R ‘ , =—T patterns, 26 pleers, | : . First Floo: | 4 : growing girl’s head. ¢ $t5.1¢e. a 3 =x : S35 Baby Buggies | | $22.50. | The Juvenile Millinery Shop DADE | | : | is also featuring smart new Fall IGH-GRADE Bueg! | ; | UD sade wi m full tubular # Player Rolls, 4 5C Each 5. Hats for little girls of 6 to 12. tery whe is Lined with ‘Let on : : we | Has from these Shops will be : " a — batay oaen | = Call You Sweetheart Don't Bring Luln’”’ $4 25 , i shown on the ‘models in the midn! blue, putt Mammy, the Best Friend I Ever Had’’ | ° a Fashion Show Saturday. _- £0 ee he Pe a > ty, regent ce ee “eee e r * — Bra eee. w~ List of contents: 12 -$ gray and n ahoenay finish : | While 75 last ' ‘Susie “Midnight Waltz’’ ‘Collegiate’ | Grades A—E and Arctic Small Deposit Will Reserve | ‘‘La Boheme’™’ S agg ee Scar Mts Wana and other popular and classic numbers. : Guanpie Mobiloil in 1 gallon factory Shep—Downstairs Player Roll Shep—Sxth Filcer ” Ss f See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains ~ lh werk ctvaeranteet Diamonds remeunted ‘ rem. «tei et ‘a etvie wekiing rings Mecternieed Lowest Poe 4 Cae Gf Write fer catalog OS. Pome Bell. Main 97 or 1080. gad salesman wi all Open Saturdays Till 9:30 P. M.; Other Days Till 6:30 t Auto Shep—Downstairs. G., Lit el
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, we ak ata 4 Ae “ * aie See at Trr% , : “= - 7 oe tal 4 : J FRIDA . . ~~ a | §EPTEMBER Th, 1028, > % Lae * A - Thé Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eb ” “ , ta buliet, by her husband, but later said tid, | q : Shoots Woman, Kills Self. shooting and dangerously wound old, Ernest Anderson, $1. ended his | Killion had fallen and sent SEPTEMBER 4 * WP eANSAS CITT Sept. 11.—After| ing Mrs. Louella Killion, 28 years|life here yestemgay. Anderson knelt|into his heart. The woma. first/ husband was working cn a farni Parte on towendlie, 1925, 5 * UT UNUrUtT ttt Hi CQ 3 = EEE | in front of a chair into which Mrs.| told the police she had been shot/ rear St. Joseph, Mo., and thit An-| { | 9 SSS . : ~ =| derson had shot her. | | : | ae Capital Punishment Bill Passed. FREIGHT PREFERENCE ; y . . - we &§ By the Asmciated Press. -—- = W eek-End Candy Speci i 19 ~~ SYDNEY, N. S. W., Sept. 11.— | | a. — a , ©) an | Pineapple -and x | eae Legislativ A | ‘ - ‘ » fa ¥ ao or 2 | NEW 806 OLIVE 105 ARCADE a6 e Assembly today | na s PF OG pty _ j . Almong Truffles, 28, passed a bill for the abolition of : a Cf ‘Burlington Official Asserts | fam i Persian Caramels, ~—S | , 312 LOCUST 4 706 WASHINGTON capital punishment. é ae Ds Amortea Dux and - | . | Rates Promote Farm Spat. 2 0g eset mote | Products Movement. = & er ceney Shop —Firat Floor. S x= —, —= | eee Olive to Locust, From Ninth to Tenth & | | (Pes, se . ¢ = from the skillful choosing of the finest sweets jmates are receiving “proverentiatiy Bi A SN ys | jervoort Shops for Boys . | _ ' _ a ood DY “Him.” You will always find the best at | treatment” by the Western rail- Meee a = : ‘, Ler irate ke ee ert. anil , a Herz. Here are the Saturday Specials: | You ’ ‘Toads, and will continue to receive 4 > @ ’ _ =oasepeii , Oo oO | D would nt, go it if the proposed freight rate in- FOR MEN an ‘crease is granted, Vice President Old Syme Casdtns Bi tt. board a train for Kansas City |C. E. Spens of the Burlington Rail- Now Is the Time to Take Advantage of ee . ~~ @ if one stopped at your door. Of road said at the Western freight . mazin Offer Records The Family Assortment | ere ee Island's ‘rate advance case hearing. This A 8 Included From Mother to the Babies, these choice 50c Pack}, wee ee ae whey | “Railroads,” he testified yester- Just bring in your old Watch, regard- pieces of Candy are desired. A variety of oldnainl \day, “exist on the sale of transpor- 7% on These Chocolates and Boribons. Saturday Special... a . — reer: Htation and unless eales cae bo maie less of condition, and exchange for a new oo” Terms R { F ae Box | evening re er ie Saga jon a reasonable basis that will pro- thin model latest style W atch. ictro as oya Oo ruil ty, orado and all mote freedom of movement . . ° . at Less Than Cost Marble Cake Stollen AE] 08 DeBaliviere Ave Suton [TB | the railroads cannot thrive, Ladies! Bring in your old wrist watches and ex- —right at your door. A clean, | ' beautiful models. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O’cLOocK Angel and Chocolate | “Good to the last mor- fil] comiormbye trip through the HO an reduct when the capac eg gpg 9 , ; j roduct when the capac- = Feather Cake, with but- sel,” these Stollens, with | mee tickets sold and baggage ; . ity of their plant is operating at 17-Jewel ie chopped pineapple, rai- . ; — Wu j | Z E. ter-cream icing. Just the alan and emer fruits, | checked through to destination. low ebb. | tee ae: pens thing for Sunday 65¢ © coated with cream 0 bon. “The Interstate Commerce Com- illinois Watch ounce Hanes inSTRUMENTS dinner : Chemical Bldg. ORGANS MUSICAL fondant icing ‘ ' 1006 OLIVE STREET. TRY US NEXT TRIP: mission is directed by Congress, der the Hoch-Smith resolution East St. Leuts Store, 300 Collinsville Av. ~ . un ae CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE. | to effect such changes tn the rate structure as will promote the free- dom of movement of products of agriculture at the lowest possible = lawful rates compatible with the - i} | maintenance of adequate service. i. : | “Western railroads were built | / Y . 5 F primarily to promote and develop } Hamilton Watch AUT ay— Z TEN S ay 0) T é 7 production from the soll. They ) ‘ are largely dependent for their live- §’ School Suits y Gi products of the soll, and rates have or Boys of All Ages |free movement. ' _ oe Y | | J A | ) | “Western freight rates on wheat mat 7560 A WEEK , ae. Soe Re | 76, a ‘and its products, as well as hay, rc pairs of knickers, others with knick | 6} V1 d eC 4 O O f UY 111M Al x os1t1ion ‘are now Only 17% per cent higher Trade in Your Old Watch for Any Watch in trousers, others with two pairs long | @ : ‘ than the rates in effect at the end : Our Store are made of imported fabrics. of Federal control. Rates on suits with two knickers are pric- > | satan? tithe Gud pikes ad eee New Model fam 4.50. | - : T - ¢ J commodities are 2 1 er cen , a end long trou Presenting in the New, Enlarged Junior Shop a Wonderful Assortment — # ar x: "per cent Waltham Watch © riced at $16.75 and $18. | ° ° a° ° ° WE . of “ederal control, except that on , ee with two pairs long trouser of Dresses, Suits, Coats, Skirts and Middies for Girls of Six to Sixteen livestock the increase is less than | $94.0 sd at $20 and $2 ‘ | ; : 5 ‘ cent reduction which has been — | sek Suits with two pairs of long ! ye 4 hteen made in the rates for the longer es dae Paice of | 4/so Featuring Clothing for Boys of Six to Eig indie “From these figures, it is evident P ' Sh ‘Oo 1 F) 90T. ’ Clothing op—Secon: oO | that the principal items covered by ee —— the Hock-Smith resolution have al- naa ’ | ready received preferential treat- | plete the Boys’ Wardrobe | on long sleeves ” $1.25 | onan ¥ ; 3 Goer Most Shirts of superior quality at $2.00 | a ) o far as freedom of movement : Dependable Timepiece iB am . is concerned, we have yet to learn weeds in grays and tans, at $1.75 to Seg an ; = trade. at is how MD Oe a | | 4S $ iN SE, : ad WOULD FOREGO HOUSE OF LORDS — rect to allow per’ a —= 7. ii SS Oa & : ‘our o waic SEAT FOR U, S, CITIZENSHIP |i {r°0s.nume"for'm mew style n od. Wyoming Cattle Rancher, However, ern thin Wil) Assume British Title. model, ac- By the Associated Preas, curate time- SHERIDAN, Wyo., Sept. 11.— piece. Oliver Henry Wallop Sr., Wyoming - —— OLE L LL AL Me AN tt ce ~ + 7 # . a — 4-? tt A SAAS = __ _————— ar ae — ~*~ Ss cattle rancher, who became the i? pur- eighth Earl of Portsmouth when need wth Se his elder brother died in London laid away till Christmas j Monday, will forego the occupancy of his family’s seat in the British House of Lords rather than give up his American citizenship. The new British peer stated at his ranch at Little Goose canyon that he was positively determined not to relinquish his American citl- zenship in his assumption of the earldom. He declared that he would assume the title, but he bs | Seiwa a fe eG » igen eb: of Tag 5 ers would give up any estates and . | . - — — _ : ee — | | — ivileges of the earldom if re these Trunks strongly made to stand © | ) spr arthes tes perth 58 ranger om travel strain. In hotel room, apartment, Bis Amoriocn smnasnehin SS School they provide much-needed closet | ee ee oe ac : : Py y oa D 'o¢ » ; t the ' i with latest conveniences. Carry from — | . « e | each year in England to re ain | i over a perted of months | ; a | title.” the new Earl of Portsmouth | , ments. Suggested for the young man OF 4 jy conte: | Hy ocasy, hing to college. ‘ ry | J | ‘ ) S | that you will never miss. ' . ~ ene 9 : ; | , ell 3} ' Bring your old watch down. You'll In the Music Hall Saturday at Two O'Clock P. M. : : : i i : : ak ah TE t 28 | lt 5 st oo 6 Sanemen os Tonight | Steamer DeLaze Popular Price. | FREE sss o E Kate Leaves foot of Washington Av.. 8:45 7. ) “ f Washing | ale with The Collegiate Shop HE MUSIC HALL on the Sixth Floor will be the scene of Illustrated Above | saT. NIGHT, SEPT. 12 | | any Man's Watoh. | the Children’s Fashion Show Saturday—to which girls and Mie Left Ps Right Musical Dance Revue | EXTRA SPECIAL nameled : ’ ary : | for Girls of 12 boys, junior misses and youths and their mothers are invited to a ee sis: ae : BRACELET WATCH : r , ' Mla cmar tu ’ . >} + » fash- Junior Girls’ Partv Frock of it ioeiiiibiadmadale 8, BO.75 | | to 16 } ears atte nd. The smart new Autumn and Winte1 mod s for the fash be wend 0 Petey Sirs ge ORR ects TE | e | | ionable younger generation will be shown on living models. ‘rs a ae in charming bouffant model | STE. GENEVIEVE with bodice of crepe veiled in | Sunday, Sept. i3 Girls’ Dresses and Coats and Boys’ Suits and Over- elie." $59.75 | Se ara coats for all occasions will be featured—from smart |] Clty Ticket Office —Arende Bids. e . ‘ weet Junior Girls’ Afternoon Dress | ephone Main 1163 | new school clothes to charming mades for parties. ob dekees. Seaman ae |] nenson Cover Thars, Mile. Bot. 17. -REE scsee.en Aaa ; i : , , and plain Georgette; the skirt | — ‘ea grea INSURANCE in the comprehensive assemblage of Girls’ and Juniors’ Ap- and bishop cuffs in plaited ef- mg stwall "the a ~ : ° . : : . or ore vear, parel, Frocks of imported plaid, velvet and balbriggan are prom- feet, $55 polies, goad fre on: inent. In the Boyg’ Shop, Sampeck Fall Suits are especially Girls’ Velvet Dress in smart attractive, in new English vest models, with knickers or lgng new high neck model trimmed :. : ") inv silv s; fashion- | trousers. with tiny silver buttons ; able kick plaits in skirt, $25 | good grade a | meled drill. Black Eqgameled - 4 A new individual shop for od ends and Hatboxes, $5.70 Swai)0 junior misses that specializes in a , ; strong lea- Round style Hatboxes that m® the jaunty tailored Collegiate ound entire hold from two to four ha } ins zs “e $. and lock Bound with black, tan OF Giae Hat, so much in vogue this “ate lini vith brown cowhide. Strong 10°%+ GRR] son. These Hats are shown in mung, wate leather handle; extra quality 4 inner tray. lining. Fits under a Pullmaa® : Sh sizes. seat. “ee| «68S the junior girl’s older sister Luggake Shop—Downstalirs. the same smart styles and colors : and mother—in sizes to fit the growing girl’s head. — A ~~. ’ "y : = saad " S actory Sealed Can | * 4 The Juvenile Millinery Shop ‘ . if g is also featuring smart new Fall 3 Boys’ New Fall Suit of im- pt | le Mobiloil : ye fl ‘Hats for little girls of 6 to 12. ported fabric—one of the new STOMACH TROUBLES | odhetagg Mobili, Vndewoon- Sampeck vest models—that Relieved by natural remedy. No | 7 , | f | q Has from these Shops will be may be had with two pairs of dangerous drugs or Doctors’ pre- | | ; te scriptions. Just a combination of >, 4 25 1 & 7 siown on the models in the knickers or one pair long trou- garden products, etc.; but it cured 5 ‘i y r 95 cov , when h was dying | Fashion Show Saturday. ESTABLISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR—1925 sers, $35 mag Py sod ~ th intormas | | : | oO an e weii. 1—E and Arctic — | ' ion and get well a, Vi or.” DENVER. 'C OLo ins SOUTH V « DEX OLA. pbiloil in 1 gallon factory = or Auto Shop—Downetairs.
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cee eT Nt OE I edie Se asl ili ‘ = , Ss er ’ , ~~ > grea . ied _ eee eter GO « erage. — 7 —— : i ' 7s rae LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ | The Daitu PO sT-DI SPATCH alone_has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning a mad one other - evening newspaper COMBINED _— a ena OD ee ee A PECHIIAR 2 CORONER QUIZZES 1 AAS ; | | New Store Hours: 9 A M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Until 6 P. M. § i er — 3846 | HUSBAND OF SIAN Hie” | FAMOUS - BARK CG an A most timely offering of smart Fall Frocks at : W q | T FADER | } it | We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps ’ pies cok the very moment when you need them. A typical Lane Bryant Event. € Te highly concentrated Imported § u ne flower odors—very cool and refre scents. Asked at aii About His Ol Ty ant - || Home Life, C. B. Cook! SIXTH AND LOCUST STS. Says It Had asement Men’s Clothing Section F eatures , a : Oy Misses’ Happy. ; " . 9 * ' Ye . ee | Special Demonstration of Men S Fal] Suits \" Exquisite Fat! Frocks . \ a XquISI | DRY WORKER “Grover” f Si Vp Sses HAD PREMONITION | SECOND coy A sag | | 7} > - a s 2 /S ‘Said to Have Told Sheriff's 3-Point Shoes ray A j —All the Chie New Wife That She Feared ge f = ethi Might Hap-| Adjustable to Individual Needs— @ Suits tailored of all-wool cheviot; cassimere. Something Styles for Men and Women worsted and flannel, in single and double breasted Moderate of price, but rich pen to Her. ’ ‘ ee two and three button coat stvles. You may choose cae Fete eet wll rl @ “Grover” 3-point Shoes are the result of years of from straightline, form-fitting and conservative im Varue and me dated | i See orthopedic study—scientifically built in every detail, models, some with blunt vest and with trousers features. apres | yet smartly styled. The adjustable support for the that have wide belt loops. Sizes 32 to 44 chest forward or metatarsal arch of the foot is but one of measure. Extra trousers, *4. © : att Deteenteatad presit nt of the | the comfort-giving features of these Shoes—this .sup- Y Most prominen in Benton County W. ¢. T. U.. was port restoring nature’s original three bearing points : ’ ei? e selection are Satin pummged by the Coronss som * for the weight of the body. Styles for women in- Men S & Young Men S Trousers Crepes, Flat | Tepes, pind ge padre Psa aA cluding Oxfords, straps and pumps at $10—men’s i; «© or gettes. Satins. fj ap ogres peep acne ead Shoes and Oxfords priced, $10 ahd $11. Trousers tailored of substantial fabrics, in a variety of light napoere | “ and dark Moroece Crepe and agg se isin Seiatnen Lie end colors and patterns. For work S 85 (anton Crepes The saked why he had not spent more , or everyday wear. Sizes 28 to 4° ° ‘ LO ta Al \SHheg : endian site te oe ro ai ae. ist included. Pri | __ styles aré original inj] me at home. His reply was that Saturday—The Last Day That wa pded ced —— Be 7 : . he wi traveling man and couli : re edtes . Cogs Spe aa Se be with his wi only at weeh-ottée. D Ge A S hroet r Basement Economy Store He 7 a hen he was stationed at | r. 0. ; ses Cc e : , Every ». Fashion napeey te yore Ago Dee & Orthopedic Foot Expert as "£ \y 7 ac ret his wife to move there, ut that . ‘e . . eae. Se ra + sas | declined on account of having | Will Supervise Fittings Offered re in a Feature Group Are interpreted in Ske stee Deae wets meee fells Regular sizes, ) the most charming | TT @ month an } me feared she “Grover 3-point Shoes are sold here exclusively— omen’ _ HK Paw. ts The FI uld not that much it Wav- and think how satisfactory it will be to have Dr. y ' a a S$ VINTON, I«., — a a _ « ~~ - ain olay iow - a oS: Crome ot % ~ ~~. cage ih wl ~ 4 rs a eer mee Ana ——— at lly ~~ snaps CR. BE OB rt me ge ME el ge; - «ih Aue ’ -“* o ly pte le mgt — manner. Fiares, ouiad not ike th Boleros, Flounces and a Seek Sk he aa Nee wen Schroeter personally supervise your fitting. If your i ay RS had neevr quarreied. ‘ : h other whims have Siiateteewesd fativene. feet tire easily, are calloused or ache, then certainly 88 you need these uniquely designed Shoes—one style } ee heen 1s? ad with de (Cook answerec evry question lightfut mdividualjty. in a straightforward manner. Up being shown below, and revealing the adjustable arch. a e ie wae 3 3 _ment th | Second Floor . » ' Tv noon | Urnmen ne was ee —— — —_—-— . . * a not asked where he spent Monday mh 4 . bo ight When M ‘ook was ‘shot ‘ A453 gTuup inciuces hundreds of ciever new Fall Hats, all made of good ‘ ; a4 " asAiin? _ . 4 coal as ee . mS - : P ' . t fired into her itv veive me shown in ail the new shapes and colors. rhe trimmings which ively used include pins, feathers and novelty effects, | me 3 home. but he has said that he was 4 : G 7 - aye T Fe A in Grundy Center that night and ‘ : came here t following afternoon, : : : | ee oes een | ioe Group of Children’ s Hats > . ie . he feel - those r anag en. c. ! watching the inquest oe e1 . 4 As ae Mothers W ry « - i= 0859) pe UD doe _ bis et. oa p28 vusenus a — a. - — LLL LLOEGR ala tele A ala iy tat nthe las ey etait en, peat cat a + 2 a a a rn - HARDWARE COMPANY n it there an be no suspicion attached to- | ox 7 ls’ SOS N. SIXTH ST. |e. -:2- . ie is a ae Sen cal 0 tek che ee We Give and Redeem FEaaqle Stamps ; An ost unlimited assortment of childre $ qnd misses’ Hats of felt, vei- —s AUTO SUN VISORS Pipe Threading Outfit fe of tuhl the mornin g Pp et and combination materials. In chit little shapes, all neatly trimmed ana Dozens of Youthful Fall M -_ —o : i’ t A far , . 4 /. a ‘ ; : 4 => than down Sa rda. ‘ands upp ly their needs a rit a pees ee om ™ - Basement Economy Store 77 $ t . ne had 4 The . h ntl ‘ a . Pub me i , — YS) A — = . ‘ —_ . a lettfr from W. C. T. U. head- | PIG —— Men May Profit by This Offering of Women’s Hose-~ | oe S enedpons mmending ner hs . : n ; | $1 te $1.25 aa : Mede of heavw pantasete§ leather, rOniViLion enio! tie ss rev.iou . F 69¢c 3 ¢ (pur Junior Section has much with strene Dlack enameled Droeckets Fer ‘44, % and 1 inch pipe; ly Mrs. © x. “Ro as county ‘\ Semi-fas med tht ? " " Special for $1.69 | srr a “fatty ‘guaranteed. The com. ees es on ae on ee | _d Sa \werate cenit a : ers and in this large assortment =e lea $5.75 le lisie top . sports and dressy models—of F Auto Seat Covers 3 } man” and that she “had t 4 AN Dp | kK S : . and colors. slack, whl _ and Polair—many as beautifully cares 7 — . Basement ee | women’s garments. Girls’ sizes € We are closing all Ford Seat (Covers ry reful at much less than the recular prices ea i . 4 | : 13, 15 and 17. 1923 and 1974 Models. i tls : ee Oe ee ee | ' - left yer 3 a >? er k iv "ne > a ~ 7 nd 4 Ad ‘ on b ush a —. aie may eS * $5.90 >] Q./9 Roller Skates | : All efforts ll ms, Wi ‘ | “ed ” : a There ome with mafshmallow 4 ed ae ’ ous . to ll in one style or Se Fruit Stellens ...... 3 Tallored lerer of Mrs. Cook “will to ») Full ball-beari na ee ee ! 2 24 10 enedle ¢ 1 climax sometime tomorrow,” ! | unsh ne and UuU a ore a Sree. ee 4 Models of serge, flannel. of ; + . | , } S“alt-Rixing Bread. leaf, 2 balbrig¢gan and crepe de rie +s ow « + ~- & ee ee a eee — = Ne Em HPs ~& . : 7 Pas Cr a . > —a ae ee 2s ge ee er ee - e eet + c 7 oll $ ho * Te oe The ™ 1. Sheriff Ruhl said yest turing : ; | Women’s Low Shoes Girls’ Shoes ae Cn Soe eee | ae PINEAPPLE «© “Golden Cubes of Tropical | ——Toa . ed. Sizes 6 to 14. 2) aoa Goodness”. . . coated with Busy Bee Milk | =p | $2. 99 i. a ae $i. 79 Women’ s Hand : Middy Blouses Pon te } wetoge 11 gg roc ty : ; , - > E ’ ° SS Vallee $ 98 4 tek and =" ‘ t | h eT « aia ia ‘ ‘ as ww | : ae > ss } ~~ - - — = > . ~ ra —_ + pUWEL BAR i able cutting "wheeling ‘te on sine ‘he questionins of ae ME C hocolate... Assorted A ul s a and | fan cali anc p 3 om ge —— = — fer ra Middy Biouses of fean cloth tor Square pattern. whi albe ite. eng 87 Ne sats ’ y & | a ras Am 6 > outs ee pate tan . ed : inches long: TSe valae. “49c an. inert $1.75 Mleckner by two masked n ¥ 1 Assorted Chocolates. What a Wealth of Can- a a a Sizes s% ft ) and some leathe r ‘ined ccteeadl ananaes meg peepee = - €0 bat Special price , : terday wit) the shootine of Mrs. a “fs o : me t a , . | e Boston Pencil Sharpener congealed ragga tie a dy Joy has been crowded ifto this week's — | icieiiiand tani ae ed with mirror an@ jar [ Priced $1.95 and $2.95. Priced —~—. a es ee ee Icy-Hot Lunch Kits ne on n ~4 » . ¥ y oft ‘hy pi me j ab] | ’ fol. | {i Basement tconemy Stere + Oe them because of a rain that SATURDAY’S SUNDAY CANDY SPECIAL | ee necewsit y. asne ut tnel! racks. i ow . . . . ‘ ’ necemsity. both tn om aye tional oe EG! F 1 | the newest Fall shades as weil as _ Black Satin tn striped and figured weave 21 | wide border: very new: 54 inches $3 1 nee cvaran- UL :? or the Ww co black. Offered at rings home the Basement E_conemy i — re saat i= mot have «> 2h Nee EXCU R SION In Styles for Fall Are These Broken Milk Chocolate Spectal , by $1. 19 coum office ™ the women's or- ~ Regularly 60¢ Pound. —-33¢ A confection that is the favortte of many 2on for her this pure and wholesome broken Milk Chege) : Offered at olate. " c 4 > bey —_ 4 5 si.erTrea . , Fal “22.5 | ILLINOIS CENTRAL||| @ ¢-9 95 | ts = : Paris Bank Strike =e ae ae Saat. - ten + we | : ’ ’ —w a a - PARIS, Sep Striking ben! Leave East St. Louis. to:11 P. M. Six Splendid Styles in n : , a : a ‘ An & empioves ha. dec « oy , Steams Boilers, | oon come es eT SATURDAY, SEPR 12TH .| Tots’ Frocks Radiators and neariy seven weeks in an effort CORINTH .. $8.co ABERDEEN @ Attractive one and two ~e demands for higher pay STARKVILLE .....$:0.00 WEST POINT __.. ' ' plece Dresses of a wide va- MERIDIAN $12.00 : Bree pemger octet ~ SET OF TEETH. $10 up te y of materials and in ristian Church. «aid in (Sa Girls’ Dresses eer Cee mad in MISSISSIPPI fer The new colors The new- DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE Tickets good in Chair Cars and Coaches. Half fare for Children “st styles are shown and @ Tubproof dresses of pop- e will be checked. _ the trimmings are varied ular printed fabrics, with > -_ . Tickets Good to Return agy Train on or Before aie _—" moe © oe aio «it sala ember tyth, 1925. : te easing arrangement. anted colors Sizes 2 te ¢ ENTRAL HARDWARE CO. 808 N. Sixth © F. D. MILLER. | Basement Economy Store . Assistant General Passenger Agent. 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4 a - a : __SEPTEMBSE 11, 149 Bi EEIOAT... tose. | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED » NEW STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. : OS Set ee St. Denis Bath Salts oa Jewish New Year Cards. ‘ 75e vee, 2 5e With Envelopes, wey e to 7 > Ce The highly concentrated tmported Salts that have gen- Dos @ A wide variety f s—very cool and refreshing to use, Many We Give Eagle Stam ps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise ‘ “Tow Year Feet Corda deatmcacts | 4 ne flower odor WU TEU), Siore} —_ +l SS ee handise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missouri and the West f ~S a — » — ily —Open Until 6 P. M. Saturday 3ARR CO, Eagle Stamps iors’ C | “Johe Jean {femora 3 ace . ee Ke a » i (s1rls and Juniors oats ¢ irdles | A ——Imported Fall Flowers. wear, | ‘ | including the larger, more colorful varieties, such as "mums, _— -— of felt, vel- : —Dozens of Youthful Fall Models—Priced L dahlias and zinnias, with violets and orchids, too. The 4ill neatiy trimmed and " BZ —— | prices range from 50c to $3.50. ly their needa. * : . - 4 . \ Basement Economy Store | $ t $ a ¥; 4 —Something New and | pres \ : 4 . im O ve , Cleverly Devised Novel “Greetingram” of Women’s Hose im \ , £1 to $1.25 69c | ; coe A a , | : q The “Jolie Jean” is a coin- | ) | Jewish New Values @ Our Junior Section has much to interest moth- Bb | , ' fortable, but smartly styled lit- t es paprmestonhioned Cent oe | ers and in this large assortment are the newest Ht | ; Gis Leeemiie eechowe retina j | | See «sports and dressy models—of Bolivia, Chinchilla i} : : a “ages | Ab A) Bee , Y ear Cards —_ | below the hips with elastic and Wee double lisle tops and rein- forced feet. Biack, white : ek get : d Polair—many as beautifully fur-trigamed as | | the % 5 and and Pola , an ideal foundation. eaten é he Moderately Priced olors ~eTnene Respemy Store | ‘i women’s garments. Girls’ sizes 6 to 14¥%juniors’ 13, 15 and 17. Neve ' q'\ Pee: = A) Priced at Be @ Send these new and’ “different ; : ~. 3 personal greetings to your friends | An Unusual Group of Sterling Silver Pineapple Layer Cakes \ oo ae Reguinsly Ge. 5G im” Girls’ Dresses Juniors’ Frocks | . | : ang Ae Pe Sa She . : 7 © ‘ | $ — Cards like small telegrams, with *Y 5 anc OQ \ your name in Old English letter- ords of Special ... — | J Pa aut @ Three white jayers, filled with $ 95 S 15 s . . : ~ “ crushe J pinea pp ile . nd covered . 6 “ | P Mailed ost aid. ind and with mafshmallow 3 : | = =—_—_ - S ' Third Floor - . : CX] e race e S AE 25, with envelopes : ere are Style or tie Fruit Stollens Zhe | T. > ae ; els Fallores. and dressy mod 50, with envelopes..... $1.75 salt-iinine Seow ee tr we ae Models of serge, flannel, of crepe and satin-—fe i es I $2.5 Salt-Risxing Brend, leaf, 15e¢ . & — ‘ : le ‘ i ot | 100, with envelopes... .$2.55 ° . ° Basement Bakery HEME | Oosnc: a picce styles includ. | turing the new flares and 4 : a ee ae ae be : Set With Imitation Jewels | ; chine; 2-piece styles includ- 7 urety an opsy Brands of Main Aisle—Main Floor. - . many colors. Sizes 13, ed. Sizes 6 to 14. 1.79 Women's Handbags Middy Blouses ted Overblouses { a) ry - Women’s Silk Hose ' or > .69 Safety , collar and cuffs. Meu to Under-arm Bags of leather | —in all-white or white with and some leather lined, fit- ; colored collars. and cuffs. ie Were WiTer Eas puree. Priced $1.95 and $2.95. Priced woere Basement Economy Store Fourth Fleor hy ' ) J $ A5 Aj? WN i" q@ The charming Bracelets that are being so lashion- : : 3600 Pairs—Special Value at, Pair ably worn this season—pliant and flexible and flash- ing with imitation rhinestones, emeralds, amethysts, sapphires, topaz or combinations of stones. All have al] Dr | : | kK I] Silk | , Bo 3’ Shoes safety chain catches. | Main Flees ies la ig Op U ar a ] S € Here is a most profit- A + Song psn ‘tind s 85 | : 2 , able opportunity to lay yy ‘ comfortable and serviceable; tan im Kinds You'll Be Glad to Obtain at Such Pronounced Savings in a supply of splendid Russia calf, soft toe tip,-on broad, | 4 *. \ , yalloon last. | a ———— "i red Women's and Misses’ | : ; For New Frocks, Select Saturday From These full - fashioned, sheer : ad ] Si lk H itl t] - High Shoes, sizes . 5%, oom | Georgette | Satin Crepe Charmeuse seapante taninas Sse: remarkably service- ee ae aa : Surety ve Six fin, satin Canton, flat crepe and che- g 49 | : $ QR able. Black and various colors of Hose are a over 100 different styles, including . $7 ; 2 Z é ~_ | pons , : " 3 , ’ ee lar skirt styles. Models suitable for JE yee | 2 $3.50 $9.88 85 | $250 DP] 202 | included; liste tops and soles Misses Fete npsrecs ~~ SHOES FOR YOUNG WOMEN sports, afternoon and general wear. i me Val., Yd. ” lags ‘“Oynx”’ $2.50 Silk Hose restviane . .; . he new shades. Black, white and many colors Deeply lustrous Satin Dress —of chiffon weight; choice of a good variety of $ | 95 —? Bg mee my ely The Utmost in Value at $6 a Pair In sheer, but serviceable qual- Soft all-silkk Crepe Satin in Charmeuse in black only; de- ‘ : , e > ther—and in two-tone ity Georgette Crépe, 40 inches many of the most fashionable pendable quality; 40 inches shades. With silk garter tops and soles. Patr. 4g ey welt soles. - os Main Floor @ “Surety-Six” has become a byword to so many ’ and Misses Coats wide. frock colors: 40 inches wide. wide. | 3 , Siee 35 60. sae women and misses who would be shod economically, + si 8% te 11%, pair, en that the new Fall styles in this exclusive Footwear $4.98 Bordered Satin $3.50 Dress Flannel | nttanes’ sizes have low rubber heel s . . - 66 ‘al’?”—O ce cnitdren’s sizes, 8% te 11%, have of ours are attracting keen interest. Models for Delicious Kinds in This “Special nu comfortable spring heels. every costume—splendidly made = smartly cor- Second Floor rect. Here are four: f and straightiine styles, having fur collar fur front. Made — shown in . ‘Black Satin in striped and figured weave with All-wool Dress Flannel in street and ? 9 ‘wide border; very new; 64 inches sports colors; 64-inches wide; yard... 8 ae | “" Assorted Chocolates Eroken ik Chocolate : Many More Parents Will Be Interested in the Remarkable A EK \4 ae ce Special, pound 50c Lb., Y ESR Kiddies’ Sidewalk Scooters : * confection that is the favorite of many 1s Ve Value. pm a His pure and wholesome broken Milk Choc- , te. - ; Prench-Mixed, Special, Pound, 22c. | : : nat 2-Ib. box, 65c FEDS . | No. 8247-——-A front-gore Cole- Hasemont Economy Store | oa 25 27 V l - : hea + seal $ JO No. 3259-——-The “Dartmore,” @ nial Pump; patent with per- . _ $22.50 to $ Giues.... 1.5. $ q@ Centers of creaiiis, caramel, AR) « front-gore ‘Pump with flap; all +. aioned also tan Russia pa nougat, molasses chips, “boom- patent or tan| kid; contrasting 4). 04 ers,” marshmallow and other trimming. oem. s-——C wi wee “0 ge oe ati ey @ Boys’ and girls’ possecte with rolier-bearing disc wheels, 1%- ots’ Frocks ) | \ and red, and fitted with coaster brake, mud | | guards and guaranteed tires. Chewy Package Peanut Bar inch rubber tires, rubber mat on footboard, strong steering handle _— 95c¢ VAMOME ‘sas Bicycles | $29.50-$35 Bicycle icyel A _ , ay : : | . | ‘ Special and bell attache &S=. MAY $23.95 $26.95 ‘ Sind. DOC ames | IT a ° at. . . | , @ Bicycles that the smaller boys and girls will Six Splendid Styles in proudly ride to and from echool—and during ' playtime. Juvenile size—-finished in dark blue . Value, . Very high-grade make The motor-bike “De Peund ~ nawo! and smocking, { A for boys and girls— Luxe’ model—with 0, 3256-—The“Nina"-—« cut- ies und seif-folds | ) special racing cor = Baby Walkers 92 Oxford Russie — = 2's , frame and racing | ment and guaranteed ./ age carrier, emer Shop—consisting of wrapped | cane-sugar, creamery butter Basement Gallery se Hy wn dyin 4 are 4 a pa fed colorr : ae | tires. / gency tank, etc. Basement Economy Store a. Sixth Fleer caramels gnd wrapped nougat. and selected peanuts. ! Candy Shop—Mais Fieor. ee bproof dresses of pop- , printed fabrics, with s Racer style — with = — a eI mee ES A EN eS A a em eee ~
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me” The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and or~ other evening newspaper COMBINED sere "12° ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [ff Peer FPS N Sith St]] ESTABLISHED OVER QUARTER CENTURY||/ - ei ei i y | § 3I4N. Si 7a — a et ei aw eee. . on - . a ee ~ a ts: en LOAN, ian aoe aieatiiien C8, - wee tun = te tn ~~. — Shoe Co. Parent, Cen- \\ None Sold for Cash Wizzaaz 7 i LY =a P tral. United, Mound City, ys q Northern, Capitol, Shoemak- i None Sold to Dealers Y li ’ S ers Inc., subsidiaries, ~ Sev- i ' O t “4 enteenth and Washington, i: o a - 7 Hi ; pobre WEEK /— ’ ne Olive .... ite | + a 7 lackwell-Wetlandy Book Co. i; : rhat | TTT AS 4 ‘ BBOS LOCUS inte ae out Pe | abil! ae i Marx-Raas ENDS MONDAY 6 P. M. = tmann-Kicinhauser Cloth- * Mountain f.. ing Co., 1204 Washington, r Bul DIAMOND VAL i sal Pe Blackwell - Weilandy Realty | “7 ‘©.. 1407 Locust yg 3816.99 .. ee ee, ae ar ek W est Pine éeebs éé deb &e 1.877 93 = = — ms. «+ Lrveund Corset and Lingerte Co.. 7419 Manchester rd. ...1155.5 - . a —s - - « - — : . PA ees: eee ie : —e - > ae > > a a ne, Gratiot is and Co., Wellstom &7.153.26 1 > entral Paving ©o., 6161 Ma- Ce., D> dwco cucatseanaees 11,274.61 MWherriek. J Oity Dairies Co., 4200 Laclede, Jewelry 7 5160.42 Gveat«eworth Lamber Co., Mex- Henry ee Sap. .2.8013.33 N. Tem Suteanu Trust €o.. Chovuteau McKelvey Demd BMemp ........s-..-.t881.8¢ $15 Tit Cities Contracting Co., 1331 N. | ing vy. py wroaBway . .. Eighth and Olive Eastern Coffre and Tra «>... 861 Franklin : The most popular and practical Watch of all. We have a large assortment to choose from. (et yours Saturday or Monday in this MIGHT- It_ST OF ALL SALES. $12.75 to $50 $1.00 Down: $1.00 a Week. 4 Washington .. ....... | win Flectric Mfg. Co. 3214 “CAPITOL” MOVEMENTS 4 Bouth Broadway....... ; ~ id, (If 314 N.S These Watches are famous for ¢ Wedding Rings set with beautiful blue-white ' , ; North Broadway ...... accuracy and dependability, are -, amd Kealty Co. 707 Title justed 17 ruby and sapphire ait 'Guaranty (% ) oe ae amd come in plain polished ofr - | Fa a et ‘ng a ascs | : . : SeMMecliy engrave! ca im thin | chants Exchange oe ate 1,097 7% The pepelar rectancular and other fancy sha Sige wow A j alee gee 1 Se tren pes. now. <(Cuarantenm! for | . ws H + a * ne «ascebnices ane 132.727.83 , $ wo 5 We carry a compicte line of Watch & Metecl Trunk hl t : Get one of these beautiful cenuine diamond es in all stares, shapes and style ae 5910 Washington .. .... cluding such well-known makes ’ nn - STS ee te fone he re aaa emis -e eo rolinas oad ; 7 2 T eRe eee Fatty - Ae le : _— : te ~ : ee eee age ORE ne Aly aD ep ~ * e » <= <i — ea one ” - genuine diamonds, at this re- ) Elgin, Waltham, Howard, Hama Cc Locust and Leo OTHER WRIST WATCHES markahble price. These two beantiful Rings have proven to be real lead- Eterna. Bulova and many otne nary. = THAT ARE GUARANTEED All sizes sia Nien a . pene ee — iS-Kkarat solid white gold, hand-engraved from $18.50 to $200, every one & *, Tire Ca. 1947 Rail. Other Wedding Rings from $6.50 to $200 am and-pierced mounting set with a WRautiful cenuine tionally known advertised product. * : Exchange building ...... blue-white diamoni. $14.75 to $200.00 —— RR * cumerson Joweiry Co. SOLID METAL BASE a" 3 : 3 , SS We Will Kee } = —— ae =| Y A BONDED CERTIFICATE| \Mse eDhDey EI Open Saturdayaat , | ; Until 10 P. Are You Thinking of P 4 aS OF GUARANTEE IS GIVEN Sc | WITH EVERY DIAMOND rf Sudying 5 Mw} for Your MMEST- LOUIS UNI\ t 5 <= +: = ~ 5 ie AND WATCH PURCHASED oO FROM J. L. FREUND. ee = SI 8 ] a = gz Fos nvenience: . _ wy, ov i | § 314 N.Si us ——— NT oe -——e e
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aN “dy ~*~, ; Tite. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925. wd; || 314. N.Sixth D Held int! Mi ual ttl in!) Titel Te { : TL Te 7 - ait THE ; ' AT sisi 4d} {i fA i, Ht} Mili H| er wrinae - i of a. © t ‘a? 4 j Bb: e value ever offered in St. Louis. Ths % only 50c down and the balance in t it is easy to carry home and it will ad stippled, polychromed in blue and acy reeded and adjustable bridge arm, xp of blue silk Georgette, semi-plaited, 5-inch two-toned fringe over picocted nds, Don't forget the Lamp complete this offer. Every Lamp is complete ~ GUARANTEE eeevety guarantee that this tk the best walue offered in St. Louis and will give you ABS®- WELY FREE one of these beautiful Lamps if sii PC eAvcund RA = a No. 4 unlimited pleasure from a Diamond— deprive your-clf of this most coveted gift you can Saturday or Monday, buy a Ring as pictured above for only §60, and as you get paid—a littl cach week or nly. as you prefer, Don't pass up an ty like this—come in S: aturday or Monday a te “CAPITOL” MOVEMENTS These Watches are famous for their accuracy and dependability, are ad- justed 17 ruby and sapphire jewels and come in plain polished or hand- somely engraved cases in thin model ——“i much im vorur now. CGuarantecd for —43T Ll 20 ycars.. We carry a complicte line of Watch- es in all sizes, shapes and styles—tn- Cuding such well-known makes & icin, Waltham, Howard, Hamilton, Fierna, Dulova and many others— from $18.50 to $200, every one a na- tionally known advertised product. >) We Will Keep Open Saturday Until 10 P. M. for Your so == - OD 7x.) Convenience. pit | (314 N. Sixth St. Co., Durtis and Co., Dentral Paving ©o., _ ple .... FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925. —— ——— . eer a CR ae ee : ee Va see "ae ee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Lis tt ae — — eee Final List of Corporation Income BP ag Williams Patent 4 $10,000 tax made $80,000 in t The corporations, SNWorth Ninth ........--: 3271.75 ton & Skinner Printing Co., 7308 N. Fourth ....----. 2 879.89 anke Mfge. and Supply Co., 214 Washington ........- 2810.02 G. Brauer Supply O9., 316 i ee To eee een. 2,662.98 | sicher Water Baths and Ho- tel Co., Zo? TE ASCAD« 0 a0 oye Bot 559.59 num Bros. & Mayer Necke wear Co., Twelfth bl. and St. a Ce ok gt Bb 6 we we 8 1965.61 buckingham Hotel Co., 4973 SE MES |. oh Wo Bos'nds 0% 1,877.93 “tmann-Kieinhauser Cloth- Ping Co., 1204 Washington, : 1827.54 cwell - Weilandy Realty 1607 Locust 1610.99 | rry Corset and Lingerie Co., 905 Locust “Thompson Motor Co., 7419 Manchester rd. »1155.5 C Wellston &7.153.26 $161 Ma- 11,274.61 Dairics Co., 4200 Laclede, 5100.42 worth Lumber Co., Mex- Dé sc op Asb 6 EG be one 6 2,013.33 juteau Trust ©o., Chouteau _*t © @&© *# @ t= 6 2-2. Ss. fee 2 ee S HOOLS A AND . 2 ft 2 a 4 . Mountain Ice Co., 200 Secur John B. Tobin Painting Co., CB ES Se 59,605.14 1°17 Pine 10°92 80 Mermod-Jaccard & King Jew- | elry Co., Ninth and Locust, Up ; 5,316.89 United Hide and Fur Co,, 100 Marquette Cloak and Suit Co. South Commercial .....2,529.33 1609 Washington 4013 Urbaucr-Atwood Co., 1452 S&S. Midwest Piping and Supply Second ee .5,044.74 | 4 Co., 1452 S. Second .....3,628.32 V Mound City Box Factory, 2-000 | ie ; ens . , an ~~ Vane-Calvert Paint Co., 1601 (,ratiot oe e866 68 6 = > me W Merrick, Aehle & Hutchinson Westmoor Park Realty Co Jewelry Co., 1002 Locust ie. Cheater as take esa 6,1 2 1.752.50 Woodward & Tiernan Printing Henry Maginnis Tire Co., 1422 Co., 309 North Third ..14,267.18 ee i 6S 6 4 0 0-0. 0 « 1,692.24 Warner-Jenkinson Mfg. Oo., gomery ... i ods ove 8683. a4 : Henry Wrape ‘Co., 506 Olive h, $326.98 RD 4 Western . 7 ——— - St. Louis Independent Pack- Lucas ‘ Se oe 1 mer sete. 93 : —— : ing Co., 3817 Chouteau, J. S. Wolff Clothing Co ri ) . 116,795.03 Broadway and Washington j Stix; Baer & Fuller Co., 7 = oneseel Sixth and Washington, 104,989.21 Wal : : 3 : dstein Lumber Oo., 1003 Stark Bros, Nursery Co., an oie 49 Times Building .... a -1901.17 A 1] isiana 0 be owe¥ one su ees 420. Webster Theater Co., Webster Schram Glass Mfg. ©Co., 415 Groves 1015.18 ; Pah swanwnt «eee us 30,677.75 oS aeee ‘ Steinwender-Stoffregen Cof- Y n ee ri ; fee Co., 305 S. Broadway, Yahlem Motor Car Oo., 1035 26,098.02 N. Grand .. Z 2526 Baldwin ee and Pulverizing Co,, 813 Mont- sere saeco eb, 926.06 ee eee a es WHY NY NS NYA Ww OS = apr, oe, No Higher! No Lower! eo I Storage Co,, Lewis and O’Fal- | giegier Mfg. Co., 905 Washing- Adam Electric Oo., 3650 International Shoe Co., 1501 JOM wesw ween reeereees 16,612.52) ton ..../.... i a tai 4243.45 Windsor ..----- . .10,898.19| Washington....... $1,901,556.35 | Sleloft Packing Co., 4339 ¥ KR. Ameling Prospecting - eras vaege 2 op wee ois > ,929.48 Boo. Rolla ....c+csece- 1399.68 | Sporting News Publishing Co., vs re yration, 1103 George P. Jones Oil Co., 220 | 217% North Tenth 7,498.56 | ' phone »rpo | * ~ © i ee .1,086.61 | North Commercial ..... 1764.50 | ©, F. Simmons ‘Medicine Co., | B | K | 600 Norh Second ...... 6686.78 | | : | Krey Pack Co., 2100 Bre- Schultz & Niemeyer Commis- | | fown Shoe Co., Parent, Cen- re .o or SO Se aay 35,137. g4| sion Co., 305 Merchants’ Ex- fal, eres fee go er Kregal Casket ©o., 1401 North | ie So. ss ta Cofice are | Oe A e | 345% | fi i wonderful values at $1.45 if money—every garment in the place $22.50—no lower—no higher. Beenstadt Mfg. Co., Tweifth rhe o * gem nee: Inc.., a Hundreds of men have been here—and practically all of them bought } “ ” é' iW OUrL/ CL i 4 5.40 ' of Oa aE ie oes 12.451.6¢ Pp | Fy their Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats—and all they. paid us ler Manufacturing Co., Thir- eos a | “ was $22.50 per garment. Our opening day was the hottest day St. ens Locus. -+ +++ 12,188.99 pons * eel Mbants’ Exchange ..... 1,097.28 Wh . H _ SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES F; dol — Ww “ | ; ive dollars bu ittle Ww | 1! Wool Co., 28 South Sec- | . a - li and WAN) ol j 5." RR aR SIRE, 132,727.83 I Benton College of Law is soon spent. But for an entire SAY dy wkert & Meisel Trunk Co., ‘Bl GrORGE & corus. Lp ; WY La 10 Washington .. ....17,865.51. inate. year it will place your valuables NW a Sy -Frampton Motor Car . ; AY , ti Locust and Leonard, EVENING SESSIONS in the Safe Deposit Vault of ST. Ny 8,738.55 . A\\ _ ; | Undergraduate LL. ? AN Tire Co., 1967 Rail- I] Lew) postgraduate rh LOUIS’ LARGEST BANK, hw \y | Eettange building eeeeer 3740.7 7 | Collegiate icine beyond the reach’ f fir b NY Culbertson Jewelry Co., o e€, Dur- ‘ ; hth and Olive 3630 DELMAR BLVD. \ . glars, or prying eyes. Could five dollars be better spent? Come in and rent your box today. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT FIRST NATIONAL BANK Broadway-Locust-Olive FIRST IN SIZE AND IN SERVICE 9 & 424 N. Sixth St. Southeast Corner St. Charles St. (A National Clothing Institation) _ Pa gg ge = A on, ge ee 7 < “ s od epee —
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ene = ee + ge ee eer oe og Se - ~~ : ——s : - — 4 3 oe a oe «as > - - 7 ae ~ so Sig = Low ~ = 5 “ ——e ~ . —— &é « « ra - Tere Cee 7 + ~~. = 2 eee Seo ee To > ™ ~ or oy OE ga — oslo The Daily POST- 14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPSTCH Sa - ~ = MISTRIAL IN HIS BYFIELD' $ Drough in Missouri Is | SUIT ASAINST W. T, CANDLER Causing Much Damage Woman Acked for $100,000 for . , . t Toward Her Continued drouth in Missouri || Alleged enna were hi : ~ . is said to be the most severe and —" 5 cman ” | : , . | fiw t Agee iat ed proionged ef its kind since 1913, at aN A (a.. dept. 11.—A mis- | and is causing damage estimated = trial was declared yesterday in the at more than $3,000,000 a day. ase of Mrs. Clyde K. Byfield, who In warm Weather a or wd refri ig 4 Walter _ Ca? idler Atianta erator is needed to eee ’ your millionaire, for $100 000 rege food and guard your health. At j The jury reported it could AO the Prufrock-Litton Furniture Co., ; agree. In the first trial of the cas Fourth and St. Charles strects, a | Candler won the verdict but a new 100- pound Refrigerator is J riced trial was ordered by a higher court ns low as $30.50. Visit their etors Mrs. Byfield alleges Candler con- “aturday—-open until 5-30 Pp. m. ducted himself Improperly toward her during an ocean (trip. BARNEY'S: ses | ARMY GOODS STORE| DEEPER Fo rte es | SATURDAY —— 8:30 P. M. 95 AUTO BUMPERS For Dodge, Essex, Overiand and practically any other car using semi-elliptic springs. Genuine Halladay and Buck- eye makes, channel bar and diamond patterns, black or nickel. Complete with brackets: choice until sold. - - - . P , > * v . . ' J a . r ve : (> ren iF . - % 7 - . Sag : \s" | ‘ . S = . , 7 : . — : : $ Join the crowds M early se yen will net be disappointed. Positively no telephone orders, exchanges, or deliveries. Every sale must be final. $1.75 AUTO STOP LIGHT, COMPLETE, 88c $1.50 Rear-Vizw Mrror for Op2n or Closed Cars, 49c $1.50 Aute Lantern Parking Lights, 75c| $6 Folding Camp Tables. ..... $2.98 $4.50 French Auto Horns, Sat., $2.49 | $4.50 Folding Yacht Chars...$2.88 50c Tube Patching Outfit........ 15 | $5.50 Cable Steel Folding Cots $2.98 $1.50 Aute Windshield Wiper... 39c] Heavy Outing Blankets, new...$1.79 50c Stafford's Auto Polish, Sat....19e | English Wool Army Blankets... $3.69 PALMETTO PLAY TENTS As illustrated; brand-new, made of medium weight blue and white striped duck. Size 5x5 feet. Complete with center le. Sold in a regular way for $7.50. Saturday until all are sold, $2.98. Tents, wall style: size 7:7 ft.; heavy 10-oz. wh te duck; complete ..$7.69 Auto Tents, 7x9 ft., new. heavy 10-02. whte duck; compiete.....__. $8.75 Wall Tents, 5x5 ft., $3.69; Inte Tents, 7x7 ft., khaki; waterproof. $10.95 Tents, wall style, 12x14 ft., 14-07. khaki waterproof top; complete. $24.75 GOLF BAGS creas = @.79 canvas, either brown or white; 5-Iinch, steel stays, cup bottom, gen- On Sale Saturday Only uine leather shoulder strap, full-size ball pocket, and strong handle. 75c Golf Balls Made itn Scotland. oo wine Albert brand C fresh stock. $3 Golf Clubs, $1.39 50c Tennis Balls, 25¢ weer DRESS PANTS 2 22 $5.50 Corduroy Sport Blouses. $3.95 | Boys’ $9 Wool Schoo! Suits. $4.59 $4 Wool Slipover Sweaters... $1.88 | Boys’ $6.50 Corduroy Suits. $3.95 Men's $1 Shirts, collar attached. GSc | Boys’ Suits, values up te $14. $7.95 $1.25 White Overa'ls, sizes 32-36, SOc | Boys’ $2 Woo! Knickers, pair. O99c Men's $3 Khaki Breeches, pair, $2.79 | 2oys' $1 Wool Caps, special. 39c¢ $6.50 Whigcord Breeches, pr.. $3.95 | Bors’ Yellow Slickers 5s sss $3.45 Men's $1.25 Cotten Bathing Suits 69c Bays’ $1 Wash Knickers, pair. 39e LADIES BUOTS === 5425 $1 75 GENUINE U. S. RUBBER CO. KEDS All sizes for men and youths. Durable canvas uppers, tined Shoes; guaranteed new fresh stock, and perfect. As illustrated, a pair ALL SIZES MEN'S AND YOUTH’S $3 GENUINE KEDS, Pr.. 95¢ Men's $4 Oxfords; black, tan, brown; newest styles, sample sizes. $1.99 Men's Dressy Oxfords; tan, brown and black; values up to $6.50, $3.95 —_ eee ‘hye! }. Positively the ® LAST WEEK ~*-*** /™ A te }<GaF a 44 ‘Superb’ | Diamonds _— ee nee et eee | Attractive Mountings More positive diamond value than you've ever h seen for $50! They’re newly im- ported! Each set in hand - wrought | white gold mount- J § ing of very new- ff est design. | PAY & DOWN PAY 5<« DOWN On the Economy Plan On the Wear this fenuaine beanuntifal diamond. Amasing vwalee. f-] ub B Economy Plan Suaperb engacement diamend handsomely mounted Aronberg’s Diamond-Set WEDDING RING Only 5c Down on Economy — ss a ia ne, “beautital ie monds. “pe J — The Response Has Been Tremendous We've done the biggest Au- gust business of our history! The public has taken to this ih plan so quickly, we’ve decided NN to keep this offer open a few days longer! ee ee | The€conomy Plan | _—_—~~-_ —S)"" eee OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS pin, » VOOUDUD LAE TAD NYP YA PALL TADTA H hy yt ST ae MOL j \, PUL Ci MU OT Co . = = ‘AN SOT CU LU TP q —— eee cos 7 | A SQUARE —_ 422 N.6°50 = o% ¢ a © f a e Z 11010 LA, AAU MEVETY OV OMIFTD OM A PLEA TIE CI. NK, Pi eg Positively the LAST WEEK Coolidge’s Coolidge believes in getting something done in saving! You can, too! The Economy Plan enables you to turn your loose change—the pennies and nickels you spend carelessly —into fine jewelry. TTT ee Allows You To Have the Finest Jewelry, Diamonds, Watches, by Paying Only oe een LL TT Lr TTT RE tn YOU PAY OUT OF YOUR LOOSE CHANGE LIKE THIS «~ Ist week... 5c 7th week...35c 13th week. 65c¢ 2nd week...10c 8th week...40c 14th week. .70c 3rd week...15c Sth week...45¢ 15th week..75c 4th week...20c 10th week..50c 16th week. .80c Sth week...25c llth week..55<¢ 17th week. .85c 6th week...30c 12th week..60c 18th week. .90c 19th week... ccccccees BDC And Upwards pene ee yy —_ — ——— —_——_—— —e =_ A Record Value—Fine 3-Stone DIAMOND RING | Pay Only 5c Down t full-cet blue-white gems in a hand- some 18-k. white goll mounting of artistic design. Matchless valae! The moment you place it on your finger, its sheer beauty impresses $ 50 you as worth much more than $48.50! Set with three gleaming Save the Balance on the Economy Plan Our Credit Service Costs You Nething—Your Money Refunded if You Can Buy Cheaper for Cash! Carrying Out Kes Economy Idea-- 4x By 17 Jewels See this hand- some Elgin. The aristocrat of Watches! In beautiful case. A matchless val- ue at $24.85. Only 5c Down Economy Plan ‘24! |) ONLY 5S< DOWN ONLY Sc On the Economy Plan On the Economy F _ Guarensend rectangu- a ihe sew } e teed ly jewels. Ft ae Lae rw ng This beantitc! nine eet with’3 genuine Bi ve White Ina 26-Pc. Set Wm. Rogers SILVER PLATE ey, ~~ TO. ol WATCHE SHS VE 5 f e/ ; § » “Ai 2N.6% OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS Handsome 10-Piece 7 TOILET SET | . _ = . ¢ ~ _ — __» an " y “ F = ’ ae a os _ - - ED ” —_———_— . _ —_ —_ Cc * z hs TA P& : x % A r<%. *. yf . a £ ai ? or ae Pa 3 : aia! 4 Ay. Saf ’ oo af ir Mess . § ¥ ’ ; x r d ae o445e | pee yee a ae sal FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1925. Grateful Ferneries fin ished brown and of reed and f: der $290 Ten-Piece French Priced for Our Great Anniversary Sale at... ° Flegant 10-pieca French Wainset Sultes finish. and made/with burl walnet overia mahocany dustproof interiors, S74 jous server and six tapestry geat chaira, one we, 7 ) | ” = $175 8-Piece Queen 4 For Our Great 4th Anniversary Sale at. An excellent Queen Anne Dining Salte Suite Includes large buifet, oblong ext seats, fT afmec!mir $5.00-Cash—Bala | Simm <a = of --o- Three-door atyie, made gold: ri oak. $1 Cash—Balance M afi and fi bd 2 ye
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Poe ee as SR ee Ey . a el Cb Bo aS Piet per % * ss SS ee ee ? PEN Sige Sues. oe rte ‘ > : So >8 2 iF sue ee jg Te 7 ay AS Seay ER ae ’ . aes See : + ; \ WRIDAY: sae The Daily POST-DISPA TCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evenin : rostes Satake g newspapers COMBINED - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH IDAY, $ SEPTEM:t."lk 11, 1998 z ’ ~~ A am _—- : — SEPTEMBER i” ‘ lt = i, : "= : oo on — er eee oo ad « 4 ek hy - . w . - { a + — ; o_— - - ~ - ~a oe : = “ a _ ee er ae AA A . : ; \ os —_——-.->>>>[--"-."—0N0™*#0#7#-@—_onn—— —— noceead i — A — ~_- Se = = —a —- — . ~~ ee eterno aeeeemeemeemeeememeeneeneeentmeen - mel - a ————— - = —— _—- en ge - ee ~ - — — _— -_—_ = _ ——- — i ——— —— - — ———— — Ee ——————— = —$—$— \RRABLE — Pus Greatest Furniture Sale of the Year Is Attracting Widespread Attention for Its Geniitne Value- “ 3 Giving. Scores of Bargains Have Been Assembled on Our Floors to Give You the Best Opportunity of the Season to Save Fully 33% to 50% on Dependable Furniture That Is Priced Economically Low. 7 Ga ae : Massive, open-arm Syites with frames in mahogany, ? {BOM | solid oak or walnut and coverings of Spanish leather or excellent vélour. The three large pieces are well made | O() Ten-Piece French Walnut Dining Suites afd are offered while they last at this low price of a aes $89.75. ee « $5.00 Cash—Balance Monthly | | KROEHLER DAVEN-O ‘ S Priced for Our Great 4th : . a oor ) ; Aunhestehy Sale al $220 “Kroehler” 3-Piece Overstuffetl Bed Suite Abo 1 5 | ! ‘>; Covered in Either Spanish Leather or Choice Velours T= 7) E a Rr ———y am mae Flegant 10-piecea French Walnut Suites of fine cabinet bakes a — “i ~ eee aa _ For Our Anni- , ; “ : : , de large buffet, wit 4 TI versary Sale at Beautifully designed Four-Piece Bedroom Suites made of génuine walnut finish, and made/with burl walnut overlays. “The Suites inclu ahogany dustproof interiors, spacious china cabinet, oblong extension table, jy) A 4s ¥ . . / 9 ‘ mahoga dustproot 2, (X veneer and fine cabinet woods. Each Suite consists of bow-end bed, large server and six tapestry seat chairs, one an armchair. see EWES K Te SE $ dresser, chifforobe and-full-length vanity d r $15.00 Cash—Balance Monthly ; — = ie TED fe) q rs yi Pinas star, ' 2 3 = > ae. COSer, Lul-lengin vanity dresser, ue ae og en rere, Ye | oe $15.00 Cash—Balance Monthly 7 ' * - 4 > 4 - i “ = = . = . - . “> Wik " | : - ; 7 ; we . . ; tae “~, 4 — . y . BD: Elegant 8-pi ace —— " > . , j 5 tobi Over stuffed at wy Suites made by ; ie | 34 , : : YY “Kroehler,” and my a ———~ — | | v ae Li 2 aan a eA Pye he 9 5S containing full- mg ih — : | j i - } ae Oy 3 a PO, Ante G's size coil spring Ve ore : ae a IA beds. phataters is of velour and Nachman spring -. filled construction is embodied. S eet SE 4. Ree a Piece Combination Walnut Suite a , *% y 1 -~ — —, " : f ; : iy) : = his hand- Annwwersary Sale at... | y+ ; me "i A as ; Priced for Our Fourth Anniversary Sale at Revolving type beds containing full-size beds. The cov- : ‘ > ’ ‘- ’ %9 ‘ : " : ‘ ‘ ‘ , | - tocrat of tl - | An excellent Queen Anne Dining Suite made of hardwood, walnut finish. The erings are choice velours ana the ends are mahogany a other fine cabinet woods. Copsists of bow-end béd, chif- ches! In Suite includes large buifet, oblong extension table, 6 chairs, tapestry or lAather seats, Tl arme!mir. ful : 7 : Rebate eh oe | $5,00-Cash—Balance in Easy Payments ss : ; forobe, dresser and vanity. The dresser has a stationary $4.00 Cash—Balance Monthly , 1 mirror and neat jewel boxes. . $10.00 Cash—Balance Monthly finish. ~ ichless val- $24.85. ‘ a Ye. Simmons Bed and Spring China Cabinets | fecauard Coygwell Chairs Herz Da-Bed and Mattress 5¢ Down ANY | +e : | | “Full or Twin Size $50 to $75 Values | $ 115 y Plan S A : ! ¢ O5 eax pee $45.00 1) Ge gy $52.00 | | | ; ———— : * 1 4 a 4 59 A: to + ii, (| Values... a fs a 4 Value... | ov | = . h link fab- : : Simmons Bed wit | PA ‘lal offering of comfort- reitt 3 Cane Panel Autpmatice Herz Da-Beds ric Simmons Spring in walnut Qpen or closed models: in 7 — able Coxswell Chairs. Covered ld with headrest and bedding space Te 66} if ot. Ohm 6c006e * : . in handsome Jacquard velours. Mapes > : to ‘ aaa * " finish, with thick continvous ‘ 4 . vrs ig C4 A = features. (‘retonne mattress 1s in- all periods ana iine walnut "he ‘Nachman spring-filled —— a, - ain . (1% sts and fiat fillers $1.00 Cash— Balance Monthly . * wrrneges a —— El oO gs date? we ee ee eee Az ~~ F- - a ~~ 2 ; - O fe oo as ; - a ’ finishes: oo0se cushions are reversibl:. $2.00 Cash—Balance Monthly | $2.00 Cash—Balance Monthly $3.00 Cash—Balance Monthly a 2 oa — Gibson Refrigerator "Beckton Mork. Ivory Enamel Beds 5 ' Ivory Enamel Fdihhen = —— WASHING MACHINE “$30 Value AXMINSTER RUGS semaines We sar af Was $125, Now >] 5 | $60 52 6.00 By : 521.50 | i ee ee ee ad 2 ESS oe — Value. A special sale of aE $! | a= Went: tea fee —— a RY a large size Ivory ee: ) ; —_ -— re ory | ff | 2 “as ao * septa, Sil Aad “eae 4 enarme 1) ) “eh 9x12 size heavy pile Ax- lag FETT mnemeled Dremeee; Cooler FREE. oar ‘ Ty : me Sgt ae They are beagtiful- Three-door side-lcer i e* 3 4 Oscillator type, fully straight end | | minster Rugs nn a great . _ ” ly gnameled, have mile, madp of nglid >» |FA ¢ onaranteed: will hold |} |} beds, ful variety of patterns, Baas | large drawer space ~ = ‘ } oh or 5 made of cast!) | $18 Value has a large broiler oven Feature ,_ = ol iron, that has a | , By below. The $8 to $15 Values, S$ OS 50c Cash Delivers : r) _ large ¥en \ be- | $ 95 ; 2 Fim m ings for Our 4th Anni- saeeaientes a Chair, Bench or low, Warming | — on ~~" Sale at.. Rocker to You : \ closets og top, | | wigan, 4 gas are finished Reautiful two-tone mahogany ‘honographs, which have ’ 5c Down in sparkling comeastal Eheak tamek. ahh : urners and 4 coal holes. hese nicke! Re] arate « abi et for your own An unusual sale of fine Bedroom Benches,.Chairs and Rockers, some gumwood, . ; he MmrAae Cs ne. yu _ “4 walnut fin , Others in French walnut finish, and some in solid oak. All have : ‘ if : ne on i -? ° radio : F , y it $5 Cash Delivers One : $3.00 Cash Delivers One neat cane 7 nishing Co., 1120 ~ > A TT TS ee a ee —s - a ee ee — a ee ee eee ee Se ee
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eee gb ie oF et er ee es - Tower, 7 ae eee gate I ee + er =e Pe Se ge fair ~ pte Pe + as . ~ ee ee fam f.* , ee OE A EE ei, gene OEP ele Be tt ew ep - e ——— — ee ee ge ee Tee OI, ge, OE OK eee Ger ee BT Sen ~ a | COMBINED ? SPA rc ‘H alone has MORE Cl id » Mice £ age ne attee « é; ° ‘4 Rayon’ | Koi +t I nderwear in flesh, orc! ud | ~ : . mee oc Sosese! for 11 or peach. Step-In or Bloomer Sets. A Ps Tt \ I Sunday, September 13, 1925 | Sale of ‘the Library or Millers election, made forma! ! sizes 36 to 56. if remarkable tes at. | | ii a" Se good only on Special Train leaving : ‘ announcement today that he wou’. | jt y 4 / uis 7:15 a.m., September 13, arriving ld i ° ° —% Ss NAO \\ sdctusene duane | Dr. Orion 5S. Miller’ eee) Sik losiery $ TB, feeern\ Tenis, 630 ¥en, Sopesmber is.” a s known, the recount o ot fu ll-fa ened chiffon: i up; > wee le >it ee” San onl care 8 10 10%. All new ‘colors and every pair AS LY Low Round Trip Fares Also | In Our Book Department Chief Counsel for Defeatec Mayoralty Candidate Ke- views Results of Recount rr — A= eer at ans ener — a - to Following Points: insufficient number of : ait je perfect; very specialiy priced, per p: air . to seat eourt constru: | f iA ; puted ballots. McDonald point! | As i} \4 N sept: ‘50 Ee 7 8 PL gS —s be ai FRIDAY. "MEER 11, *925. WRECKER NOW IN PRISON eo= vetoes jury here ‘playing a part fz a! ON MORE CHARGES | snadie Western ge. Havener Accused of ing “smal! de Part in Fallere of inve stors about | Havener lia t ~. :thorities for t when released other banks; Federal prison Bank. Fredert eerving a six-year term for $106,000; Ra in wrecking the Firet Na- Mich.., lost $55, Rank of Beloit, Kan., will be Bank. Vernon, on an indictment alleging St. Francola Ce Ee. Havener, meto defraud which has Farmington, “Velvet Rose Radium Shirts $Q.99 Truly luxurious in the rich quality of their silk and ‘the exceeding fineness of their workmanship, these Al Shirts are in colors of tan, ? blue, gray and white, in col- lar-attached and collar-to- match styles. inehe ‘weeks desirab these worthy | s * Men s Shirts a" t of Broadcloth double the loc $9) 50 = Patterned in stripes and checks that are distinctly new, these Shirts of import- ed English broadcloth may be chosen in either light or dark colors; collar-attached style, sizes from 13%2 to 17. (Main Floor.) An these for men styles in with sers, Wide Belts of Real Cowhide $1 .00 The Fall fashion in Belts permits a man to indulge his taste for color — choosing blue, gray or lavender, or a combination of colors: there are blacks, too—of course. Sizes are from 28 to 412. ‘(Main Floor.) Cravats of Ottoman Crepe $1 -50 This popular silk-and-wool material makes ideal Cravats because of its splendid wear- ing quality. The new wide end shapes are featured in novel figured effects. (Miain Floor.) Balloon-Toe Oxfords S _ Among the most attractive 'Bew footwear for men is this new balloon-toe Oxford. It is smartly designed with &@medium balloon toe and Presents noteworthy value at _ this price. : (Main Fleor.) ' Chocolate Marshmallows
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER } l, 1928 eee, ~ ee Open Saturday Until 6 O’Clock BAER&FULLER GRAND-LEADER o—_— —_—_ —-—— — ing Saturday, September 12, *~ > ~~ we », . i Ome 1 Pf. inuing Until All Sets Are Solq " of the Library of Orion S. Miller 2 Our Book Department B: _LLER’S private Library contains a re. bly well-selected collection of standarq — me in very choice de luxe editions ang ndings, as well as a splendid reference © most comprehensive range. ve priced all these sets very attrac- ving to booklovers an exceptional nity to fill their shelves with choice t very little cost. (Second Floor.) —_——-— —_— sg1ate’’ Slicker $10. .$7.95 and.... of W. U. Dirge will be Saturday to make deco- Main Floor, * 0) Nolable Values inter Coats 597 875 lovely selection of the smartest new Sdes for Fall and Winter. Every de- d material. Choice fur trimmings. ry new color. d KLINE’S—Third Floor. BASEMENT INAL CLEARANCE Viid-Season COATS ACRIFICED! am 510 ret twill and flannel Sport Coats in and solid colors. Plain and fur- med models. Sizes for misses and KLINE’S—Basement ILINE’S SPECIAL”... The Ace of ILK HOSIERY NEST OBTAINABLE ¢ $95? rmline’s Special” is uwun- rpassed for wear, quality, fashionable colors. In silk styles or with lisle orcements. EKLINE'8—Main Floor. - ee | . 4 sd jury here. Havener is accused of | “- D ON MORE CHARGES | playing a part in the failure of five | ; a oadion Middle Western banks and promot- | E. Havener Accused of jing “small deals’ thet cost bank | Part in Failure of $500,000. investors about “Aamoriate I 4 le E. Havener, Leavenworth pgerving a six-year term FRIDAY, VPTEMBIER 11, 2925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has. 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED Mh ART ep a ee ae ee 5 ; ; , S ae PS oe EES: ripe pe Apuetaet, sa mis MS A Nesey Sie, 2 Sh I i Sieg ea ae en Dee ; : ri Ek oe, Ne, oe ae aT eS % : a : 5 & One ‘i . & “ = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee : NOW IN PRISON Five Depositories, Vrees Sept. when released Federal prison for ER, Colo., in wrecking the First Na- Bank of Beloit, Kan., will be 4 on an indictment alleging meto defraud which has ' | Havener is blamed by postal au-! money-back guarantee. 11. | iother ‘been returned ‘gy the Fedgsal grand | CARTERVILLE ::: $6.00 WHITE ASH ‘$5.00 We support our confidence in our Coal with a Per Ton | Above price continued to Sept. 10th. thorities for the wrecking of these | Proven to the contrary on any load. “za. H'sbou CENTURY COAL CO. Bank, Frederick. Mich., which lost GRAND 8825-8089 $300,000; Bank of Metz Metz. Mich., lost $55,900: Vernon State | Our weights are correct and we post a $500.00 forfeit if | |Bank, Vernon, Kan.,’lost $26,000: | om St. - P| . 5 ~ , beng Francois County State Bank, | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening Farmington, Mo., lost $60,000. newspaper giving Associated Press news service. Store Open Saturday Until 6 o’Olock PSTIX. BAER & FULLER | _—— “Velvet Rose Radium Shirts $925 luxurious in the Truly ' sich quality of their silk and ‘the exceeding fineness of . their ' Shirts are in colors of tan, workmanship, these _ blue, gray and white, in col- ee q material makes because of its splendid wear- ; ing quality. = end shapes are » movel figured effects. | &Medium balloon >8ew footwear ~ this new balloon-toe Oxford. lar-attached and collar-to- match styles. (Main Floor.) Men's Shirts of Broadcloth $9) 50 Patterned in stripes and checks that are distinctly | new, these Shirts of import- » ed English broadcloth may be » chosen dark colors; collar-attached | style, sizes from 13% to 17. in either light or (Main Floor.) Belts of Real Cowhide $1 .00 The Fall fashion in Belts permits a man to indulge his taste for color — choosing blue, gray or lavender. or a combination of colors: there are blacks, too—of course. Sizes are from 28 to 472. (Main Floor.) Cravats of Ottoman Crepe oy 0 This popular silk-and-wool ideal Cravats The new wide featured in (hiain btloor.) Balioo-Ted Oxfords Among the most attractive for men is tis smartly designed with toe and q Presents noteworthy value at milk 8 Price. (Main Floor.) Chocolate Marshmallows Per ( Lb. 9c A tempting assortment of chocolate pecan-topped @rtshmallows. chocolate- % and dark chocolate @rshmallows, specially ed. (Main Floor.) Value Is Strongly Emphasized in T hese Two-Trouser Suits At the Interesting Price of 392 AILORED trom excellent all- wool cassimeres, cheviots and tweeds, in an extensive variety of desirable blues, browns and _ tans, these well-made Suits are values well worthy of any man’s consideration. There are both single and double breasted models, in either the loose-fitting English or the more conservative styles. Blue Serge Suits | 9-Trouser Suits With Extra Trousers | Of Exceptional Merit m5 | 44 An exceptionally good value are This group offers choice of a won- these Suits of fine twilled blue serge derful range of beautiful fabrics—fine for men and young men; a variety of cassimeres, worsteds and cheviots—in Styles in a full range of sizes, each Suit the style-approved blues and new wood- with two pairs of well-tailored trou- land browns; English and conservative sers, thus giving longer wear. models. (Fourth Floor.) Introduting to the Men of St. Louis Society Brand Hats At the Very Popular Prices of *5 and $ S ‘requiren BRAND Hats meet every requirement of good style, with just the right shapes of brim and crown and just the right shades. of color. Their quality entitles them to go into the very best of company. They feature the new wide rolled brims; the trimmings and satin linings are of excellent qual- ity, and all sizes are available. (Men's Hat Shop—Main Floor) Wéuths 9-Long-Trouser Suits Tailored by Skolny and Sampeck $4050 | | . New Fall Frocks __In Lovely Styles and Colors $9: and $14=> , , d other new fabrics in Dresses fashioned of satin an | ing, afternoon and occas’ ynal wear are a _ ~ ae : for misses and sho women. lendid selection; in sizes MORNING SPECIAL! 9 to 1 Only 900 Silk Frocks For Quick Selling at There are Canton crepes, satins, Jac- quard crepes, charmeuse, sport fabrics, satin-faced Canton, etc. Plenty of long- sleeved Frocks! There are balbriggans and jersey models in one and two piece (Basement. ) 3 SONNENFELD'S . ’ Misses’ Fur Coats The smartest and newest models in misses’ Fur Coats are shown in antelope, nat- ural and silvér muskrat and Northern seal (dyed coney). Boyish lines are the domi- nant features. $97.50 to $495 (Fur Shop—Third Floor.) Balbriggan Suits A necessary item of dress for the modish miss is the two-piece Balbriggan Suit, disclosed in colors to please the most fastidious. $5 to $10 (First Floor.) Undergarments Gowns. Bloomers, Envel- ope Chemises and Step-Ins of crepe de chine, crepe satins and Georgette ma be had in the dainty, tai- lored or trimmed garments. White and the pastel shades. $2.95 and $3.95 (Lingerie Shop—First Floor.) The Beauty Shop —offers an unusual “spe- cial” for those who would have their permanent waves reset without the use of heat. The original -beauty of the permanent is restored by a water waving process. Shampoo included, $2.00. Waving. Mani- Marcel curing, Permanent Waving and Hair Bobbing for Women. (Beauty Shop—Mcazenine.) — , —— ~ _ ” 22S SSS ——_—_— ow iw oe — ~~ —_— ~ ~~ me — or ene See eee
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| - ATCH al has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other eve ew COMBINED Ries ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has : - ing water opi red newspaper —_ AL I A DRIVER OF AUTO THAT | = Editorial Pag ; INJURED MAN FINED $450 NEW STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—_OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6:00 P. M. * Dai ly i on | y ‘gre a- ( barges ° : ~ *) at St wen coe tea led : Men’s Wide Belts ee > ee oe — - the emcee yA : - " * | tiaed $250 lite “a % , ie 2 : ue By . , $I Value— 79 ce 4 ‘ PART TWO. an. ai cident 7 : | i‘. 3 ' 1» " : Saturday at. | ze driving in a SS = C: a quard me jerse ribbed 17 -orushe@ a , Sonal Poik ® Jud mst Keel ' #n = pliain an fancy wide lea her ee y day. ca with kecae "on ok elites ta a We ? » Give Eagle Stamps” and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Me re ‘handise mported Coat Sweaters. Sises Be f E, Si [Williams oa negro | iz Main Floor : Cash or $2. 0 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | at Retail in Missouri and the W est “ated four 0 urope er ’ 6 — Se eee eed) salen Bohn H. Gundlach in tama” tap The Dominant Clothes Store of St. Louis Is Splendidly Ready With Tremendous Stocks of Excellent @ Of River Front Imp driving west ) i] ve | V 4 t. Louis Civic Worker Part e W Ob) W O es O U S Y V Uu l S “Biipressed With Dresden and Lei 5 riding Models for 5 seme the a I St. Louis’ Best Values in Models for Men and Young Men at , ct | ORIN H. GUNDLACH, former ‘grestéent of @ for many years one of the most active of i. sna improvement work and in the preservation ( op “ bins - L sir ; ‘ EE ten ne 7 | = ‘i S Beant, - | d made his first visit te Europe. res ° = 2 Po eS es r, | The green countrysides of England and the : eae x | . : ke J 4 utzeriand seemed as beautiful to him as they THE PEARY STILL Al GODTHAAB } . CLO eet. "ei fh x :; er> . but he looked with most interest at the cit te. an | : FY See Bp wind. for purposes of comparison, as he | Pe os ’ _— ee 2 : _ the Place de la Concorde and Unter den Ry (he Assoriat: ‘ i] WASHINGTON. § Se) | : : * ‘ez. ~ # ee Rss " Sie found the Eu- ’ . Perce . ; . . . ° . : . . > > ) 3 > . ; ’ 4? E . s n cities fin- € Forcefully demonstrating the Dominance of this Men's Store we are ready with comprehensive | | ete | i> et = m. 5 product, SEE stocks of newest Fall Clothes that embody all the latest and most desirable features. Thev are {| ee Se ‘ets BS. “ef : _ them is spending tyson | x “s : . A rx a — : 7.000,000 or any the products of the most competent makers and have been assembled with the judgment born only . a i oF zn Yl iderable _frne- of vears of experience in discerning and supplving men’s needs. The stvles are temptinglyv varied = | fae : : . ae m of a eee ¢ . = ° e . _ . * ; . . ' ae — — >> 3. an ° and authentically correct. ] he imported and dome stic fabrics are the newest and the patterns ' 2 §S , ° I he: SiGe oS go t program as St. and colorings afford exceptionally broad selection. Our mighty five- store buving power gives us fe now hes un- way He found advantages in buving and selling that account for the excess values. — ee PS er Se oe oe ro nian oat ~_ rr - eeeieemenen en ae — SE TN TT at 7 - oe eo a Pg - _—~ = ~ — “SS > Oe AYAAKS ‘ a > _ t the finished cit- sof Europe have r points for rican cities, still the building. [0 id. as well as to te. Bundlach ook a hobby} to Eu- with Lar. and x Single and Double Breasted Models—now so _‘— Discriminating men and young men of every popular, are offered in varieties so extensive type and size including regulars, slims, stouts as to assure individually pleasing choice. and stubs are generously provided for here. most persons i Golf Knickers | ee se ae Blue Serge The New Fall Styles ‘‘Academ V Hig h” : *, — —, aet men’ . ' ou % x ee 7 | oo Pe % > ed. to him, that he has been, which com? ' ek : Sp : ; ~ . eae ae ~e . “ : OP ee est een vende 4 a a ee haat RG et tee 3 Ss otek 4 SSA : tas to what can be dene with in the world. —_ , , 2 : | : » v0 hal ( 2, | m 2 . | , 7 sara “ | | ) : ; ' reveres as @ am as the Danube, I am, con- | notable : rm“ , ~ ~ Os es Se ¥ e > tae te ae | ENDURANCE a ee , OS SD eos t olleg eC Trousers esis ~ desires | ce ks * See B tg Woe oy eae 3 4 that the builders of the Eu-/| Witch” and | ae tim — . , . most exacting re ' I fei A 3 > -_" , : ind 4 e «gi eS. “ ; os ss _s ar : ; n cities would not have left are a heme — tte mele a : ste@ mod 2 S. pee eS | Cs . a reat river in the shape ‘niA fine city. ft Styles for S 50 ' Prot west fabrics a het Res ee : Ss coe a a “4 we now have it. ‘o eliminate Young Men. : the unusually good fitting qualities of S ™ oF ° ee ws A354 %. 3 ES . D den and Letpzig are two “oe All regular sizes. and steuts slimes 3 these Suits make them extremely pop- | : Pa eee : ; $ a= F P . which display parked river, . “It was and stubs—making it possible for men be : ne i erie j vlar with Doys just oat of knicker i Es eg . | Rae ae mT a “ 4 . with broad driveways in the | we made a of all build BE ‘ _ up and attend to its river fact. as no t? run on « : d 4 - a . scarcely more Genuine Gillette a . an pss .~ oa ure, pain ‘a tat? Mothers! Fill Y Bo: Need ‘ : business center has wide, "Un !n trains vale Razors : ey =f se sigh % p and well as Charlottenburg “¢rawing re Hi), ; | 1 — | | if ; Pr n and well paved streets, and "ceded. And | i OOS * are > Laat ion i ‘a plate glass The Shortest Wash Day } xs Ph SF ARORA i * 7 le Ot Shi ly C | ) Complete for | Bo \ S Blouses 4 tag ee Te ces ene a is with the | Rea - dase : | | , many miles, these streeta lead clans inclo New 1925 Wonder Model | 1 SES no lf ti | | ¥ the suburbs. They are of great | We sy ft ae | ’ | Beis | | | $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 Values at wr: Offered ) e th. An auto driveway in center, |*he deatent Western EJeciric | | . : _ im gy | Saturd ‘ set cars on one side, some of |t>ey to it a urday at.. e | nm running through graes as fine | therwise. W - _— . a —_- | f ——_ ss | + : : | The factest =. and th | (Ree | | . >) _) 5 -- £ @ Gold-plated Gillette R | * any private lawn in St. Louis, “Paris at — -” a7 - ac ere . or ee NG i | 1 A: Zors w th ¢ a- @ Blouses of 80-square vercales ia hout bare spots, too. and as | ing. The e4 gta SA\ | | 4 ith two double-e dge | hy elty patterns on ‘ight and dark as in the spring: driveways | monotonous Saturday—Men May Profit Immeasurably in a easiest on clothes. couple of } rach ‘sc dan tila rar ’ hours. and the washings cone (rillette blades and plush | + | (ollar-attached. button-cuff etpiaip mt Other vehicles: center parkings press. crt pay belt eet band ait aes pedestrian walks; bridle paths: uniform s Over 235,000 in Use lined case iy! HH pocket. yok« } ' as many as four rows of trees pear as ™ . er Vea, = 6 to S> Twinplex Stropper Be ° 4 @ach side. Aside from many lIit- ; - So , 9 ’ ¢ d ™ y i « Streets | Be set | | | $3 Twinpiex Stroppers $2 69 e/a | Boys’ Broadcloth Shirts parks and places, the Thiergar-| [ry rte i frimoy ya, a | } : . > = ; i London's € Tips . pine count English pDroad- } : = i Sou} shaving Driushesx $1.85 i; | i , a3 . n. dressy; r embarcing about 1000 «creas, | and ele’ ( loth. eS fain stripe bre adeloi Ih. artifi- ? | ae — at $1 00 ty By » coll “T nen features give the city a park | failed to . , : ' 7 oe € -@ » m ‘Gj f ' y to 14 ne | English broadcloth Sh; irts. Naekk. ~~ | | id-stvle Razor . —— Aas fort. sfy » §£ Vi ee. . . = “y | moat bea gui pyle bq? UIE | G. B. Borsalinos, dd.O0U | : ew N™ Fall — me ) = will find the new | | ia er. along which beautiful rest-' poe oar WSCOFRY | enc eer ema we Lo* > Fallstyles very appealing. The wo mdd- | F'amous-Barr Special EEMMIIED bestnene grontan au.enn ein} taaean eal | iatelwhich many wt ethic | a aS els sketched are characteristic of the Specia 4 ™ business preasing on one side | 5 ts , eget senate =. smartness of the season's offerings | “a } q”’ a as J pansion. in butidirngs a | alngar ae ne «a —'*nna possesses more archi- not perfect; and there are many stvles for choice. ' “di ie Renmin om . ptt, spell font Standard for 44 Years | Gets into their deepest hid: | Disney Hats Metropolitans | Places and kills every on ~ | — amd | No. 9558—T he t Speciall > &y a With a uniform skyline of our yo ag? also dest ten | sf $8 $4. 00 7 «™ alghie 8 an boarded and blark calfskin y 4 Paris, London and Berlin, tt We have ¢ plied with conan ap- | | | “Oft-tomd Oxfoml on the “Kippy” last: | Priced at. ) BE to have pald more attention te avoid. Spout on can. tical | ; ' ; h have ' \* , rubber-heeled, finished with thou ble- «tite h- = t, ring individuality in the de- paintings Money Back Guarantee ' pou —T a ; mal : 4 Xo. 9566—RBlack or tan “Glass os ; nT és .Of parents. Sserviceabie all-wool weaves. tallored a 4 : great Ring bollt en the ette . there are Full | i ee am bands a > grain Mecher Oxfor! eae Se ‘mh plain two and three button styles. with one pair of -* ee * fortifications encircles the which serve Quarts 60- . img men Main Fleer 1 - . ~ Vier, soft-toed, saw-tip- | golf and regular knickers. and vee OW ioe : F. | of the city in - wide | | | , ped. fitted with rubber heels; offered on t coat are lined 5. . hicgers and 0 “ a very gy the new Temple last | Sep ce: Seen ; a "but pacfinw a been t por en a on (oO tre 2. } Z ‘ > : Death to Bed Bbugs/ : oa Second Fleor with a return of better i@ hound te improve The. | &¢t Schoenbrunn is now. a
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¥. > 22 PE Le, Pwr oe ’ Men’s Sweaters Special 32.9% ei du om. 7 —_ ient SU its Fill Your Boys’ Needs From These o9vs Blouses 380C All Offered Saturday at. Boys’ Broadcloth Shirts om * - ’ » . " _ ivv ry = .*” . e Ww OF - ‘Ss $1.85 Second leer Editorial Page =) la oe! 298 or ; min a "te 5 | Daily Cartoon | | pT err eee - P= > = e.. : . *.> pOTIeCSS : 7. >] Photo, , ‘ hoy aa with the resort Amsterdam. city of canals ,.is the home of Rembrandt, wiom it > a saint and whose mo; notable paintings, “The + Night Witch’ and "The Staalmeesters,” a home in the Rvyks Museum. A fine city, that should take steps ‘o eliminate the smells from its 400 canals. “It was here and in The Hague we made a discovery that followed over Central Europe, li. e., and Germany Noise- cars! A St Loutsan But it is a though they They are reveres as Switzerland less street noiseless as d skids. as on grease fact, run ‘scarcely more than half the size.of ours,:- painted cream color, ani run in trains of two and three when needed. And they are as any drawing room in St. Louis, with plate glass windows, some only two side, and at times plate inclosures for the motorman clean glass i'We sav it can't be done. and endure by he of our ec: it can't noises believe the deafening they do it and »therwise. “Paris at ing. The black buildings an monotonous sky line seemed to de- press. Other Furopean cities have uniform skylines but did not ap- as monotonous. was disippoint- 5 first Streets of London Clcan. “London's streets are well paved a tame excursion unclean streets and contrary, among almost uni- curtains on of homes. which looked better and cleaner by than our districts comparable to them. The movement of traffic in the busy intersections, such as Tra- Picadilly circus, is efficiency. +h =F places. On the the poorest are found versally clean white fe iat a In Visitor. Dn bewtlders with that moves Smoothness. maz traffic mechanical! Our American Attrac rive of made stvle architecture which wou!! the plainness interesting transform aft our streets into more Special interest et ij] , role \\V - with advance: harmony housekeep- a pilavs toa much af and city ereialism N fannot learn is conservative in adopting in- novations which consider neces. sities, but in city building. is much we can learn and appropriate for our advantagr Fault of Our Citles. that have (our of will Auty and orderliness ing. to Europe she in comm no? th from us. for we there “Not richt spots. ls, or we no ‘ city Washington. incomparabls beautiful city of the cities, as a whole, attention proper styles of architecture European c on the contrary which because of our youth, can happily avoid We have theirs to learn from and to avoid. The cities have statucs. paintings and public monuments which have not been done bv Ra phaels and Michael Angelos. Whi'« there are many priceless treasurs which serve as beacon lights of human advance. thers are also productions which would not be tolerated by Americans today. except as historical or archeologi ’ apecimens in he palaces and public buildings con- ~ "Continued on Page ET EC oe fara PPR SanEEEtnee urrt Se eee Paes: bm ae REE i Just a =. ™* br “Pprerashtts! «| inute " Society—Drama te vee " P oo e M ° ewe Z ° 7 Se ee ey eae sa a“ “= 7 as ve - a+ . eis ee i ee S, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925. — ~ ee re ce — ee ae ce PAGES 19—22, - a Louis This Year - Soy > ~~ 7% eon $ ss Yow, , : 2 les 4 o2 ee # Hite prrian ss a CO Ome eo 0 5 o> COR 205 eget ~ ; " > .* , RUSSIA OFFERS TO PAY INTEREST TO FRANC However. Large Credits Ll. Pax ‘ By John , LS hae er (os a thea ‘ luuss Although the ft kept ths riarize the ion se Bet COTY rtcrs The delyt T’aris See | | Russians billion ré per- ' per andor which AS- | egTi-e in | ' - Y rma oT) throug! nosed *? person Warrants Refused New e] - Plan i roy bere n°aine ted \ etig vhich re af ‘% . s chai i.‘ ly form Missouri, any ] Post-Disn because lmmunicated value of France admit a cent ‘ebe Krassin ‘ Minist to conceal] Commercial for Russia. Balderston. arm! Pulitzer World the Proves New York teh.) 11.—-The Rus- offered to debt offers d ian erTrms are Moscow and Paris is able to of sum- informa- to diplomatic he Russian ir The oniv a as computed $° 9°50 000 00 total of claiming a of They pro- ate pnvyr‘ent ar to debt. h- er (“a eeount various but Am- informed that - Sin K . S lllaux question sent offer, ofa however. is = , Freneh comnime P . unstated amounts 7 . | 7 s | Say TT sf i ‘ le es Vr ( SO- soot, ey * ~ rah § ” , ‘ ? ‘\ @, or any place bv i’) the t ordinarily distribution. iar course of business of such im 36 of 35 Liquor Raids by the Police. Application acainst raids sistant veste rday heen because lacking persons seare mint? sen rT oe} dence of Far la ’ _ ~ lf cases persons was Prosecut lie ruling conducted searc? He arre avs warrants person w a arrant 82 applic | Warrants made granted . lace issued for warrants ~~ arrested lier hy. ing Attorney refused that the in ior ASs- ka nia police to to raid illegally, ’ wa issue in s had chiefly rrants were eight wit? agrainst qd I raids against vi ithouge a rrested but on «1 strong evi- for by police seven and refused ations search yesterday Is Contingent lrans ~~ 4% . > yw name “_ / to France. AB in September, 1927. ” w OVE are shown the two new schools which will be built in St. Louis this year. At the top is the in- termediate school for negro pupils which will occupy the block bounded by Market street, Car- rison, Laclede and Cardinal avenues, work on which was started last Wednesday. bought for $200,000, while the building will cost approximately $877,000. Below is the new Shenandoah grade school for white children at Shenandoah and Louisiana ave- nues. FRENCH ADVANCE large es - — PEACE PROTOCOL UNDER HEAVY FIRE SENTIMENT STRONG Old Positions Against Riffians| Sweden’s Foreign Minister at in Onergha Valley A Re-established. Preeas Morocco, he Asaenociated Ik, ry") ’ French Si beral ( Irench troops northward push from the Ouergha tribes- | nrainst the Riffian today, and an inigque claims satisfactory advan ie N ¢ French ned. and, to Achah, Ast: communique says: attacks today, north of the Ouergha Teroua and Tafranr (t attacks ’ h (near » the the west) These are satisfactorily.’ The tained its Riffian back line nort r re-established. movements offensive at noon h objectives tribesmen the former h of the © tie ine ushd and iTicé ifensive undertaken by the Fre battle ematler scale than points along the are om a mn in but the; the operatt ‘r Ourgha. breeze has with it a the vailey Rive A briz in making the task of the ardueus The liiffians on ley front rus! ment@to the center thousand of been seen in Babhoceine ind trenches being hu lug by the tribesmen The leaders of the Moors ep] eprun decide fresPp ging the torrid soldi the ing up of the lin are their the are at be alarmed, a made in French military here. Their reinforcement include many re always have been for movements of necessity . The tribesmen continue ne western of They another atta said to Ww nich reserve tt section the lared to have k on Iasoual, l garrison ott are see was rv vy the by Amer! ej Uuadrons pelle ] in fliers and official euards the *+hea "SS ePve ry have also temperature, riflemen held active re ‘pt. com- prog- Sidi-Liman ir ‘ly @ I > . wo envel- | QOuezzan, in » east). developing ad at- where. been French uerg.t4 neh at fri nt of the g& uP, 1 drop thus rs iess Ourgha Val- re inforce- Two have te region rriedly Taounat ear .O e rding to statements quarters . are ‘gulars In urgent on front made which aided ier air PINCHOT WOULD CONFER WITH COAL STRIKE LEADERS ” ieted l’reee Rt RG Pinchot lewis ¥Y the Ase HARRIS (30% ernor a.. Sept today john L President I'nited Mine Workers of and W. W. Inglis. chairman anthracite operators scale him separa in Mijford. mining fo mee? ‘tt ow ? s horme present anthracite sion ' " , The meetings were requested, the; Thelr Governor deciared, with no 11 invited of the America of the co%m- tely at to discuss the suspen - jstronghold inten- 11. 1 their oOCc- ‘ -? Cuast- and are |; i tH | League. Assembly Suggests ' Re-examination of Proposal. — ———————— —— Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch | aml the New oY¥rk World. Copyrich?, 1925. by the Pr ee and Pulltzer Publishing (os. (New York World and Peet-Dispatech GENEVA, Sent. 11.—Foreign Minister Unden of the League to of experts of to view sweden asked of Nations as- committee the prin- protocol re- arbitration to inducing all principle for sembly establish a to “examine ciples last year’s lating compulsory with tions a na- to settlement It retary accept the of disputes.” is apparent that Forcign of Britain dld job when he at the coun- Chamberlain not do complete “tilled” the protocol cil session spring There Is still strong sentiment for the pro- tocol, for which Britain would substitute security pacts. Unden's proposal of yesterday its the first proposal constructive action at this session. foth France lined their regarding previously rated the program. un is a last Premier Painleve of and Chamberlain had out- Governments policies security and disarma- Chamberlain re- famous Downing His speech may briefly thus: not punish the but argres- tenes protocol (Poretgrn f Crvecho Slov2 ki tried ment ite street he summed “Our aim to Aggressor to prevent The Mintster drafted the Geneva protocol) to clothe all nations in the same euit, regardless of whether It fitted varvineg needs, Britain would proceed from generalities to sion Ren ‘= " instead of vier niedgwe again our lova'lts the league and the eovenant Mora! sanctions are as influential ae force and act more surely in the lone run.” Arrangements for Special Needs. Repeatinz the speech he March council. larities« We nerticu vere” to the Chamberlain anid the eovenant by making snerta’ ar- rangements to meet epectal needs These should be purely defensive in character and should be framed n the «pirit of the covenant, work- harmony with the under its guidance objects belleve are best by knitting together the most immediately coOnNn- ing in close league These and we attained nations cerned whose lead to renewal 100 Riffian Warriors Killed in Raid by U. S. Airmen. ' * ‘ ‘¢ ft’. ae OU EZZAN French Se 11.—The Amertcan af the Sherifian escadrilie in their differences of strife “7 VIerocco Tit avistorse hombardment are reilably reported to have killed more than 1600 warrtore bombs aleo greatly the Riffian military establishment’ tion on his part to intervene im the and disorganized the troops con- fcontroversy ceentrated there. has | | day ,attempted. Sec. icars all ily stock cars as they came out of the! made | cars “Our object is to supplement | . 7 not iished In might | “white ,ers of the firet five had had pre- |'vious instruction in driving on the of Sheehuan. Riffian | danmgec | This will be a two-story brick building costing more than $250,000. 35 0.5. AUTOS FINISH IN 3000 MILE TEST as - + - 2 A SS — Reliability Run From Tiflis to Moscow Over Almost Im- passable Roads. ' Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch and the (ieage Daily News. Copyricht. to?5. MOSCOW, Sept. 11.—Fighty mud-stained automobiles out of more than 100 which started from Leningrad Aug. 18, circled Wednes- between cheering tnousands which filled Moscow's red square standstill facing the sever- and came to a Lenin's tomb, 3000 miles reliability run ever Speed trials will be held outside of Moscow next week, followed by banquet at which finishing est n the awards will be announced. Portions of the roads on the re- turn trip from Tiflis to Moscow were almost impassable on account of rains, stones and holes. One German car broke 11 springs and telegraphed the factory to send 25 by airplane. Other accidents varying from the comical to the fatal marked the test. One chauffeur took the count when a watermelon, tossed at him by a hospitable peasant girl. hit him on the head. UC. 8S. Cars That Finished. Out of 41 American cars entered in the contest, six fallied to finish Ruick, Nash, Ford, Ftudebaker., Cadillac, Pierce finished. Moon two Lincoln. Pack- and Hudson entries due to Chrysler, one ard, each accidents. “Except in the case entries, the American cars were operated by Russian drivers and mechanics who are reckless chauf- said John G. Palmer, man- ager of the Dodge entries. “It was torture to see how the cars were abused. The roads were worse than plowed field«. but did not siow down for anything ex- cept breakdown cars did remarkably well, especial- considering all were standard to Jost feurs,” a while specially own drivers and “The American cars finiah were not at their drivers.’ Run Through Mad and Sand. The trucks also ended their con- fest with 1090 kilometers of road. The race was run through mud, sand. fleldx and dirt sutakde of Moscow The firat eight making the run in this order Stever, Amo. Graham and the European bulit. with mechanics which did fault but factory, vere thetr Flat Driv- Fiat, Renz Amo. road. } storm len. N. J.. @Griving a Mack. went through a bridge and got 20 mile« ff the read He unloaded and The others hecame tloat itn “londed three tons of anand bags | ‘lice bur finished the race. John Kiggen Jr. of Cleveland rove the White and Cecll Hart- iey of Petolka, Ind., Graham. ; —— Se ee ee peter LAWYER HEARD ON $30,000 NiGHT AND DAY BANK FEE Clarence T. Case, Law Partner of Mayor Miller, Tells of Work in Han- dling Defunct Depository CLAIM FOR LEGAL SERVICES IN 1923-24 Matter Referred to Circuit Court Here After Attor- ney-General Otto With- held His Approval. : —_— oe 7 Clarence T. Case, law partner o* Mayor Victor J. Miller, testified today before Circuit Judge Hat] in support of the joint claim of Thom- Case & Miller and with that and Francis, connected firm— David Ww. Vowles George L. Steemler—for a $30,00% fee for legal work in connection with the tquidation of the Night and Day Bank. The claimants have received $30,000 for their work in 1922 and the first half of 1923, the ban’s failure having occurred early {1 January, 1922. The amount now claimed ta for the last half of 1924 ind for 1924, and leaves a further as E two lawyers of our three | The ground was’ It will be ready for occupancy | ’ bill in prospect for work done this year. The $30,000 claim was referred hy State Finance (Commissioner French to the Circutt Court, after Attorney-General Otto, July 30, de- clined to approve it. C. N, Filles, Deputy Finance Commissioner, rec- ommended at that time that one- half the claim, or $15,000, be a’'- lowed. Casc Tells of Dutics. In endeavoring to persuade Judge Hall that the full claim should be allowed, Case gaid that the duties of counsel! in the sett- ling of the bank’s affairs had been “continuous, arduous and exact- ing.” He termed the failure ene of the worst that evér occurred in St. Louis, and placed the loss at $750,000, though t# has usually been cited as nearer to $1,000,000. “The bank's affairs had been badly handled,” he sald, “and be- cause of this, settlement has been difficult, and the counsel have had to file 160 suits, some of which are still pending. There has heen more than $1,600,000 paid to cre. ditors and depositors, making 62 per cent of their claime. The Finance Commissioner now has $20,000 cash on hand, and $28,006 to $29,000 in escrow, which it ta expected wil be released later, also claims likely of recovery for $7,- | realized, 060 to $8,000 more, and other claims on which something will be it is impossible to say how much. The services of the counsel have been required almost daily, and often several times in a day.” (‘ase tola of the work done tn reaching a settlement of the Meyor Katz insurance claima. Kat, against whom the bank had « large claim, turned over to th: Finance (ommissipner his claim for ingur- ance on three steambosts sunk in the Gulf of Mexico. Marine tneur- ance firms resisted the claims. on the ground that the vessels were not seaworthy. Case went to Lon. Arrow and Dodge | | don to interview some of the in- eurance companies, and the claim was settled on a 60 per rent bas's, the companies paying $96.760. Collected on Meininger’s Bond. He told also of collecting $75,- 900 on the bond of Casaier A’ ©. Meininger, original looter of tne | bank, and $50,000 on the thond of LD. | missioner, who the drivers | | Connors, a gambler, The American | |, described. | lowed W toes, Deputy Finance Com- looted the bhank’'« wreckage while in charge of tts affairs. Both are under peniten- tiary sentences for embezzlement The $6700 claim of the late M. I. agcainat tank, based on a deposit slip, was This ciatm was dtiea!. by the Court, Attorney Voylea handling the matter for the Finance Commiastoner. The re- covering of $10,000 fro mthe Wars ren Steel Casting Co., | Meininger’s bad | roads | which was is receivers hands, and the re- covering of $11,541.85 from thé ae. “ets of the Southern Motors (oe. concern, which grt $223,000 of the bank's funds, wo « ther matters related in the law. rer'a testimony. Lawyers who teatifled fn sup- Port of the $39.000 elgim. deciar- 3% hours, fin- | | V'iiia ma, Reneca | Rhedes | thought John Figaazewski of Lin- | his approval matter : ' ing {f rensonnhle were Charlies P Taylor and Ee. Cave. Cave eald he the amount elaimed for 1924 should he not reduced hy $5000. but that ne believed the work for 1923 was werth more Than in asked. ao that the total met Judge Mall took the under advisement until Monday. Grove the ter to A the * Ae lp — "Sih ion, led
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——-- —— ' ~ ee ae - - —_—- - nee we ST. LOUIS - POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925. 20 | CARRY ON, YE YANKEES! APTOS i Cee SE SIT OEE | He ny “. - : ‘ fe J ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH OUT OF THE AIR. rae : i, Tounde ? ’ lew vlan . 3 0 =] & ah - : fog I. ie ES Sng ee Sere a fs , *4 - e ‘ ~ y as rs ” ec. 12, 1878. of despair bas been miraculously transformed into ST®SS. We Are tntormic are addressing themselves “ere i Oe ee Rg LS a eee earnestly to the problem of saving New England in- =7 * 5 ee IAS og Ba i , | ‘ f ; at . : Pubdlishe a ai by ame Fullteer Publishing jubilation. Given up for lost, Commander Rodgers | ~ ! ae ogy Boulevard and his crew of four men of the seaplane PN-9 No. 1 dustries against the onslaught of Southern and West- n ive Strect. y : . | } lane PN-3 NO. Bee : , 7 ania _ have been found off the Island of Kauai, after a ern competition. .The tendency of textile factories | | | is to migrate to North (" arolina. where raw cotton is * | ’ , . =S 3 HA nine-day search. The details of their experience are close at hand. while St. Louis is honored as the suc- cessful rival that is steadily pulling the shoe indus- = , . ) ave o Bs { Gl er Tue, | ; ‘symphony Orchestra Conduc- 7G tor W ith Party That Estab- which. th i THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- aa abi \ me, ai §$i.0 . ; > : oT progress and reform, vever tol- in sh : fi ; New England's misfortune, of course, is a simple 4 lishes Record Time. [usa n, erate injustice or corruption, always tack on our military establishment, followizg tie tter of geography It j t ] in the historical af elhety ; . ) _ matter ol geograpay. is not long in the BDistori b | a. at fight demagogues of al} parties, Shenandoah disaster, continues to rage. The heads 4 e a ae a | pram neve — scale since the Atlantic coast Was e industria f Belong to any party. always | of our two departments of defense, Acting Secretary _. ,, as er Rudolph Ganz, conductor of the | closed, Oppose privileged classes and public vi ty ‘ ct ; : ~ of the country, a fact due originally to priority in is 8 hony, Orchestra and | @cter, oan plunderers, nev ae of War Davis and Secretary Wilbur of the Navy, do ne he St. Lou Symp ; er lack sympathy ' establishment and accumulation of wealth and main- noted —— soloist. handles the lawes he with the poor. alw be | | welfare, newer ti tained by ocean shipping. Low railroad freight rates raat = Eats can climb precipi.ou pes as ag he mounts the diatonic Miss W voted to the public welfare, never be ed Col. Mitchell, the Navy, of course, has no, , Pte ; , — « : eae satisfied with merely printing news, = pee Shall tee Gate of the War De and the engrossment of the West in its pioneering e : Ally always be drastically independent; sa a $ ig wee , yrroblems enabled New Englanc ynti i i ‘al em never be afraki to “att a agom, partment, since Col. Mitchell is an army officer. But . gees rosa d € England to ——— its in- & scale. He has just completed the Mawr, Pa. at £, BIR Py aaa ae 3 ree ,, dustr al leadership longer than its geographical dis- | ie yest of Mount Ratster, loftiest | Europe. whether by predatory plutocracy the Navy is, or should be, concerned with. ta ie cong | yt Jaan aaa : as F advantage otherwise would have permitted. The a of the Pacific Northwest. | attractive predatory poverty. charges of “incompetence,” “negligence” and “almost |... eae or eal “ ) ier, with an aititude of 14, ee of deb World War was a temporary salvation. With that | i , Rainte a ~ . “J | A telegram received from Con-| Manor, © : , ; ard. . oy ) . : 3 agents searching and arresting two husi- 4 iu . exchange for higher import duties against foreign . ae ductor (;anz at Symphony Society heir Hya ness men who happened to be in their On this point Davis is dead right and Wiibur is competition. It is not now f aie . weak: ae headquarters yesterday stated that other two eestte eating place during a raid.” ht ene Teme Wied ooh .oaimeetibabanad Bp en ee Oo oreign competition that a . « he had returned safely from ciimh. James Met >. ii AAt he ll Cc iiai > must be ifli ¥ CS iLA- New Eneland has to face but domesti ig con petiti on, : a ing Mt. Rainier in record time tr . venue, i + me . os reply to a message of Inquiry from '!. Mrs not agree as to procedure. n the matter of disci- eee Ss ‘ | : 7, i nm | 5 eae» we Py It is high time that the present ven- — Tl . ‘31 2 ie} } L737} eration re-enact the immortal words’st ~~ hey will be—with or without Wilbur's con- against which there can be no tariff P Ye : a ‘ *? - eh? , ’ , i) x : : _ uae - =e - the cause by getting redress hie te mind, ll spirit that conquered those bleak hills, that there ~ xe Rete ad te eee ~~ a ie eo a P Trained for Attem Westminat : by? ee ote : . *= he possessed anything like sound equipment for the laid the foundatior @ 321 =r : “oe > ha ees = ae ag we See ae Ce PERE Lie, eee ee tae pee. ‘ , es ‘ m. last Wed possible, and I am surprised our ¢s- ttiosl he holda” b , we taid the toundation of liberty, established a conti-_ ,/ Scie aati tte i se Te ere cs See ~ cnt) et Ft PPS a » “Not having been able to do any —") ' . i= LOT ne Lo, is, =) -c\T? a! . 7. ‘ Lec} . 7. * “ 4 " ' o- nao -t . : a+ > : I 2 . . oe —* = “s : = ~~. oe ‘ . teemed General Agent Dillon and Prose- positi no.as ] would realize ote necessity sé nent’s cultural leader ship whose influence stil] per- ~~ . sli " ne ete %~ Lo a ate ey I~ hae oT, etme pe 2 REN Iimbing during my short vacation ford rr : : + le .* f ri ‘ ae - y , . “ se \ . ’ r . -—.,* " « : * + aS“ > db. .> cutting Attorney Mr. “ul y aia mot. KNOW reread re 1 O2T 1 ized by the a ine hes OT tne W afr i}e- sists and wrote t} o history it 1ad o 5 Is N si En ) = ~ > 2 ad i = “Sa S ® a . TW, 0 yO i “nm » Ae ' ome ¢ an = oa soe ee % ~e iD. . Switzerland this year, | decide ra | uievard of the existing law artmen — ee SS oe ' ——- F et ein Sp er tat i 3 4 ee pg 0S, ee Sa ae Pe on dn magn mee! . : . evera we artment. a ' * a i, eee > hana eS . Tet de * o call o . om The following is section 6 of “An act. ‘ gland about to quit because her cotton milis are wig “a OO RRR ag et TI A aes — si “ h 0 ot eahanesneg leno, —— Wallace DE -Reyapapege , domed ad But as regards the disciplinary acti "ea i eal | aes | er ena ig EE NS goa Le, , : = had never seen near by. After ' supplem enti a! to the prohil te n act ’ (4? Jue G&S e®earas tae a Scipiinary action To pe taKken Foing soutn and h r e} He fac t ries are £0 nD wect ri Rah aie a - ' a. >. © - ” . ‘training myself on twe successive moreland Stat 222): “Section 6 That an - against Col. Mitchell. which is entirely apart from Has she not still an ec ae ty ae te RR ee awe ine Misa El n na \ oil i " [ [ Ntil 5 apart Trom Lai Lj mo. Stiii an econom! Ge stinyv as Weil as leg- on % Ue ¥ 7 : _™ Taf = , : . afternoons to altitudes of 7500 and ' have alse -er ir Seapere 4 ? 2 I*s " 4, ' , Y : - ~- * ' : = : ” *% . : ° . oat ee ; a - ig “— ne Unites he investigation to determine the truth or falsity of |endary renown? What is to be the talisman of the rm ed | “eR he Se 8500 es ee Sele See, eee (James I, Aa eS e a a th fi r Ayre! + ‘ z “oe 4 , . : . -\ J 2 44 Dhbsa Oe ca - a4 *% nm . s ‘.. ? " : nga n e entorcement * his charges, Acting Secretary Davis is quoted this | industrial future? It is water -¢ . it +? ’ Sanaa _ ‘Fuhrer, who ts an old acquaintance ; this act, or the national prohibition xct 7 7 ee corn: AGT pt: Sige ay is Water power, Is it not. And oy of Rainier, informed me Sunday at | Moretane ; aS ‘ 77 cr - | * | » 7 ~ 7 - 5 —-i le * ~ «27 = iw 7 . ° or any ol her law of the I nite ; State > morning ac Sa ing Mit« hel] must hav e a Square Ssure:y Ne “A England nas water p — » ¢ . -_ q 7 h . 2 “4 -7 4 ‘ , ~4 4 - ‘ " ; [sé : . . \ x — yt sage sme Saarce any private dwellirg deal. That goes without saying. But is there an! maintain her traditions and institutions. the broad $ within one hour: | young : th tional prohibition implicati ste os : : ' % ise } j reek ae in e national prohibition implication in this statement that Mitchell mav pos- | 4 of her Brahmans, the nasal twang of her bour be “a spite of discouraging advice | ir M it c " a occ nie: c c} 7 , ™ . : é ae v al ; : * 4 > ww wa ~ - . ‘ ut a war a ‘ir caniew Pa weeng, wi sibly be given more than a square deal? If a court-, se0isie, out where the East begins z Gencerning danger and endurance | bring her YR 0 farra directing such searc! ) mania as ae * sit ahi ie sean , , .e Li i il a , ‘ : . | i ace 4 i . if who while so encaged shall wit) ie martial is ordered, as seemingiy it must be, will he (Carry on. ve Yankees carry on’ . ee ie ger reg Beton the te st ye . . - nail nou A , ‘ ’ a ~ — Cost ve , id search warrant maliciovsiy and withort be tried in a fri-ndly etmosphere by a prosecution a a _a on husky y pas men (€G on ae a 4 - 2 - . ~ a" A 4 y ‘ re fi ; rf 3 reasonable CAUse senr } : iy ¢ ther bhuili- d te rmige a yy OU Se or Tang hic “f-4.tt- + . ! - an! Ber Oust | 1D to excous or corcone his offense? f that TIRDEN, SHOWMAN. - were in the party when we ieft Mrs. , ing Or property, shall be guilty of a is the sort of trie! = . y ee —— ; children t ls misdemeanor and upon convict a ne Sort of trias Acting Secre sted Wavis has in mEariy reports of the Tilden-Borotra match vester- Camp Muir at 3 a. m. under a star- . ie aes ARG Upon conviction there- mind it might as well be omitted alto er TE ee RY SREP a ae die Mt sky, altitude 10,000 feet. _™er in & i, of shall be fined for a first offense not = Je eeret toget b ll ia@Vv¥Y SLPUCA [@€ar into the hearts of those who a > nor R achin Cam M 4 20 their rei j more than $1000 and for a ihseq uc nt The New York World has summ d up VW teh: e+. kn - Til lé n The boun jing B Lorre Dp! wine fe bril = #4 . ‘ woes Gf ’ p , isery sod _ Mr Day °P : . = oS © * . ae . o Ss ’ eo As ‘ss i iim e 5 2 : ran . tre « Z = 2 offense not more than $1000, or impris- case tersely and fairly: he : les hat iY } iiant form. had won the first and t} ; 4 S took advan (cre? j oned not more than one y = ihe pe cio is ciear that, given his nt form, had won the first and third sets. One tage of the aggre mew to retire ' 7 23 . Ar, V) 6 ta ”. ’ , ry 2 7 ° ‘ . . ; ¢ ° eli wis | © ) S 77 s. + - +} Olt W i ie ] I; 9 TY ’ ry . = * = ws . _— *h : = ; tn o . t} . such fine and imprisonment.” nperament, Col. Mitchell ought to be out of th an 1 ry for France in the first of from the race. We/found them as Mr. a a The phrase “or property” could no army or at the head of it. Hie is an im possibls ev?) he Davis ( ip mat h os TI fonrth cet cizzlad to ' ordered, in the same desolate rock: Brentme : _ -. 4% . i* . —s lis = ban —* “ . = — ~ ©* 626 6 uu ’ ” _ A doubt. be interpreted to mean proper’y ordinate. No army anywhere cou! ld m aint ain its seli feuce. and the mighty Rill finally nn ro e ¢ oe spot about seven hours later, sti)! _ Judith, if F , xs >. ‘ees eames pana = warm. if ’ a on person. respect ; . an —_ ; : . . : aml y. ‘ . “oe ie if t permi itted officers to t u Sé we ther ’y ’ . At ae" eeced [to Spank Té iy the > #e+h e-« NK “ The prohibition law sh wuld he atraee a — . Mi . : a Fatils ¢ a4 4 i = : ~eAR wo 40 Lad ~ 44 AiL Lad The weather changed suddenly. home at . . _— ating “ie 1 nic « 5 ) > t we > 1} A ¢ >? 7, } ic kh : —_— 6 t to tp > tyne f ; e . . ‘- i but every law of the land should not be ss a fees - itchell Bas abused his wapes sore ——s ves ; - 3 : DD few avelanenes gnmee> Gepe |°? or a i: JEFPFERSONIA ay the Air Ss rvice, if was a Neate first t . make , wm 4 D his erent zg e f show mansh al Te is nNoce ble THE O 4 Zz ecaucht ov the fog in the moe ‘xe W est mo } suggestions through the regular channe! 1 +} it Tilden was on his way to def PMO OLD WOMAN WHOLIVED IN A SHOE, 7 posed places of the terrifically torn | prancisee ‘ M4 Uuia? MmasalilitisS an , f on 7\4 - _ he wis * 4 ‘ ? ._eat®r rectory, > os ‘ , " | , ’ 1G then eghis : : raay-— |... giacier, but the spirits roee higher i In Defense of c ol Mit hell. th ey were ignored to re sis rn his s cOmmission and eon it not Pproi able The chances are the re wasn't ee se . : the steeper the ae 3 peewee. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. duct his agitation ager watts sikh cr ment when Bill dia ' : e ——s = . : a i State's vied juct his tion as a civilian. It does n attay | moment when Bill didn’t have the match ~ ae ne. — Struggicd Snowstorm 4 N an editorial of Sept. os you eriti: ‘c= _ , an It ut hot m ALiCi , ea = nia 4 weil ee fil - - . ————— — _ | st im . Meysent : . — : = how right he may be, he cannot be permitted ¢ and. But what thrills would i eel i | _ | “The summit was reached after @ the. Col, Mitchell because “He has seizel , : ' 7 SBROL 0© permitted to con wal een iris WoOu.d @ gallery experience, #f J wrt | . / e- Unit > has sel: duct a public propaganda and a congressional Jobb f Tilden had defeated Borotra in three ctraicht leave iW A MV IN .U T E tten for the Post-Dispatch E: hard strugsie in a sfhowstorm, ac- the Haw the moment when the country is grieved | o¢ his own” ee ee ee ‘specmese —_—— i i ni By CLARK McADAMS PI TBI IC OPI panied by #£ pilercingly cold | : and appalled at two tragic failures to ahs . wenn A Pay k ameee: ! pyright, 1925. | | winds. Our hope to find the crest th hh iss This, then, 1S the order of procedure Tilden nas a2 h2pit of niarine with hic —— = im | press the thing on which his heart is , : rocedure: : i piaying with his opponents, SSS a - - —— siete | clear, above the clouds, proved fu- | get.”’ Try Mitchell. i permitting t.iem t come within a singie Tame or TRIAL " . =e | This column is designed . tile. The guide per mitted a short | Certainly, red tape = have us a’! Investigate his charges. ‘ven point, cf victory. and then uncorking Seaieiaiein - OF THE SOMNOLENT MARINE Were Charley Dawes around. |without bias the latest ce ’ ' stop to enable those capabie of eT n tla on of a pr Sec ut r, bailiff. Defergiant being t*+hea i And a "en less that of buffoon FULTON STANDS ° ’ once more. Se poe he must have a nati n's mn nart ' settee ¢ Ree *e' . Lil yeu ss . e ais centiee artes. Gat) aefieas es * = ” ~ L120 | - ~ . | * e ay es o " » : ; . hai waitin mo Ys re “af — " 4 a Yr lake a gallant success. nl es nevertheless. it is a : . 10° fell asleep while guarding Mr. (To defendant): You see. sir. how the From the Kansas City Star ” a Record time was established Miss Ha > . AAG: t. -“ oa = _ " N . ,] ce. 4 ~ ©, ae . The mistakes lad ' . - : a aa ae Whenever Tilden R:ays he furnishes a dramatic ” evidence HE statement of the : om the summit to Camp Mutr. from the : : sBiat . mac » our (;,overn- sl ed P ee ne a i ass lil - ‘ ee Against you is amassed aati with ee to: ts Bot on account of our pie asure oer - sY > ~~. : a@cie Lor tie arrons he hoy Cs «- Enter boalilift: sr ve *h . wv : - iASs ‘ gard Ba . ent In matters of national defense are O, GOVERNOR! , . Pp ons of the box office. If noth ' . Hear ye, hear ye So, is there aught you have to say | . Sport. bue for the amount of fall- _ 2eVO " . . in sit e tk . — — ing i G@dise Inn, where we arrived in a I hs . TY. | a i a 4 ~Cailic ‘erpretation of the ruies, com bined 20h » ein SS Se vmtre “ , 7 : comm ssion esigna e t 2 " ss ; ous fxs 4 ’ _ a *713. es Gur - * -_ : - This Tr’ id eP cit) Pe > . — ‘4 . — in ta witda a mat! , .* CT ie sd if Ss _ Tripes ion ~~ r “> | , \ epg mr Cay clumsy Enfield rile be xecutive, now known as Aspecica's | enc ehautiar tenia tate “ e ee en - it s = J ars Third General: He sleeps! And sleeps | iia strereie Sn 7 pouring rain, but tn excellent phys-_ place wf nm 1 had us it in 191 nad had most cistingeufshed convict.” hac aS Praying tecanique, are weil Worth the pric 7 ihe defendant stands before you com ly - - hjighw ‘ ry ger ¢ vit _ i ec] rt = ’ 4 ii i a ‘ t ti Eu! ae u c¢ ny a a has bec me a Sun be am : ies a aa t © Ua = : +. a ui mn ; * wae , ww) — pos@d y F ad ical and mental condition, beating : his «* ‘ ; O71 itt mi ; NHC earn e _— — , « pone i meat il ie ve Ait rT is 2 S"a x . his “ery — = a aa : : - | ttle value in nm rn wo in the sad. gray world behind the erie gray w at Tab eve = ~ ; Me " e v fate at stake. law: and its decision was in the beat record of the. season by a «ity tla an -— mew anf hei a8 fit, £ray us ne t n so, presumably bore: . r | ' sa so o they mace a new and he : Far be if from tha man who Was , ¥ —-»2——_—_—_—_—__— +H . — bored, ' ee he shall lear n that he cannot best interests of the people of t half hour he Walte un ie ° 31 t x ie th a or} a. hw natin Lal aaad ~ iit as on ‘> { ov r s ‘ f 2 = . it annot nm ee) iwake. } rr rc . intitle. ie by a if - e ' Indiana to hold : self . b a 4 : 7 nor s Ma L ; rzus Co Is to na Te a woman riy 7 for the First G in ¥ . — I use ~ yore, eaten oO! ders break. state. The commiss' on "s action "The Sues ruide is already en- al ; son sorete-—— x i 'y e milli ons. ws Ai Ds aughty aloofness from - ; ee ee ee Lue Ae SK enerai: Sa. Lets smear mustard At the e cannot sneer coff ’ dt | aUSAtY Sooiness trom! Texas governorshir And if lets li EI i" SPOR ” a a keeping with both the cor aad gaged for next season, and will re- ‘andy carried one of them mse f And the the companions of his cell block No. and seers At and il a PUOLOZT ipo Is com- Over Ais tace Two years in jail. Now, sleep that off’ ‘the low. , Kj : people were told that it was the final | They, his fellow u , na S6ai0 No. / petent evidence it is likely to become a red-hot beauty Second General: Sir, it is the duty (The defendant ; mn ale main engaged until the summit cas — word in rifles! Tt! | “2 cone ey, Ris Fellow unfortunates, must bask happily in | con ; bata. Of those who justice dis | ‘efendant is carried out, snoring, The whole intent and 4. Again be conquered and the mar- 7 : = Why the Opera Deficit Words. He teach 4 Prison Magazine, Good OUR DILAPIDATED CITY SIGNS. T> defend : = oncerning South Carolina’s good for- tire state. Naturally, un@er this Please note that I am ¢ligible to yy wy . UTas, i hes Sunday schoo! in tli: es Oe . o— _ ) (To defendant): Slave o armies «4 tune, no doubt deserv | r ~ bs tel ~ oe chool. He acts as “fa- As the St. Louis citizen w xa ae eek Aitune thinnest loeb prea: ave of Morpheus, ope esti hile anda met by good pee in mares every community . honorary membership cL Bech oe onfessor. And in his spare momen‘c } . — 40s VR your eyes. ava : yer for rain answered in the esgire Mount Ranier and the national Mrs. 4 =~) © { ese de ¢ ors +} : ise “m— : 4 = ae f onc ‘ — e.%? : . oan > . oe Salazar. was a chestnut to S: Louie! save: «] ' - vs enceavors, th ex-Governor of streets, boulevard stops, etc. This is not a dread : c “ e 42ga.n you fa.i asieep saad * ina noted Presbyterian preacher of and in a proviso the commiatiall ' park of the same name, says that avrenve, , . re = 4 , > . . —S — a4 S rv} ? ‘ - w~ -s neg . e - : = “Cavalleria” Was a worse chestnut Hialf ‘ ; ry to uplift them and they seem to like it.” fully serious matter. vet it.is one wv ~— It: rei aginst at Bo a nr ~ ger tbige py 20. peuptntastne is given the power “to make # | the clim> is made occastonally in a Bleanor, — ' iis >} 4 « . b . . : . ‘ 7 4 ie raat 87 we . 7 ” 1S , ©. e Loin . a+ ts ire. sit. will lw e 4 ” ; 7 > ‘ ’ the audience walked out, the night tha: In this role, we are told that McCray is cdl lhiiats satan, | diakamnnteds ‘aliheah did malay ak ate K, that casera ye. amply be sa. tal besou ugh BS his flock to lead them in (in routes of state roads as tt 2 Right and a day, but that this tn-/‘ “athe . ‘ i. | ~ ‘ ~ “ ‘ hu it OF ine S; a» t > , sé—~ + t . & in its sent ra LO s > ; o I was there, while Van Grove’s absurd ™OUS Progress. He is a king without a throne, and one of the | oe pee ae pion Sthrastnen nae’ cone aie necessary tn the interest Gam f volves a continuous ascent of about | orado . * : ** _ . os “6 . ne 4S 2e%. . eer Piat yi Lille iar " =f Citi¢ = ’ an "NTT mh fF Fee > * ~ —_ —— = retnhren. no man As etro + ; a a , ™ vocalization of the “intermez was be. the hard-boiled ei : & in the country, these signs (To prosecutor): Enum ~} 1 has stronger faith in irectness of route.’ 9900 feet. which t# beyond the en- ve had , Te +, - . ee a | ij ei vinks in pri Son. unde . 2 = oon . sy ; ws . - os 7 =o _ = bates . 268 S54 ra te the Charges, ; hea ° _ ll , ° ’ , ing sung. Besides, Miss d’ Ar! es’ singing fluence, have taken to was ‘ s acd sweet in- sfhould be junked and replaced by others which have Sir. | => . ‘ 4. wa Lia. . VSe Lor s ch : me that s§ Ve » tho -4 ; : - . ; om the same étage. in Enclish. a fer and saying “Gosh” instead of the horrid ex- the case of street siens. t} . ee : si i arged first, with neg- | oe . iy ORE as “ wind is in the Eaat ‘of Fulton, instead of throwuga) ers a large part of ‘he mountain's Washiw “ y a , ? by by - ni : ah > Dene san > ~ ‘ . ay iD ef * nce, : th r i v as } : ri . f = *, C . ** weeks previous, was far more effective pietives they once were wont to nese et - = veins gone, The . - — snta mite of use in us prayin’ {for was both “in the interess of ‘flanks. the wrtter cays. “and the two da : - . ow : (hough the signs are not of the best and th > rp ie nen insubordination: rain.” | mm every Way. Opera must be sung in Tt low . » Re Dest and the work is my directness of route.’ The Pocky rid between glaciers are ~ : rhe: =“ng ae nis Fiowing descript} yn hy th a . hyo + inwes ith ; Pas} " a oe He a is: yey e: "ee? Pilea a > : ro - . : y on see ; wad today English. if the intention is to educate and follows hard upon ¢t! ao ee concieag n painful slowness. Other large cities “reat. my — Brother Dysart, to paraphrase that other routing saves more than foams @omposed in part of treacherous. Y. Miss ~ : . iat > Mai UDd« 6e ne le - o% v - - ea . ; on 7 OoOmman to tal 2 — Sen O71 reat rat > %., oat? . 4 ; interest the masses. Giving one act of a . , © neeis Of a petition to the De. P&@F¥ particular attention to official signs and placards ake & bath in the ses. — ge ge paige Cromwell. believed ‘n | would make possible coz Bere fumbling material. Several who | leave m ~" 2 " ¢ "or 14 mete “ = if? : . , _ ss . ae ~~» = > ~ ‘ ‘ , r ; tj 4 | - J . . ' , oe new American opera was , partment of Justice for McCray’s release. thouch he and there is no doubt that th: le te ta eee First General: he dirty thing’ Pp ut had a good working knowledge {|\4 million below that ef & /Ventured to attempt the climb en- her stud x un er Ae Mw >} ek _™ > = = 12 _ . a aa 7 on! - Q ~* —- , = —— _ - . = ° S 4s wea i— d isiiiied gues = Sa « oO meteorology. ‘ - ae a oe = ow ® fudge « has served niy about a year and a half of his 10 City signs which are tastefully. bricht!y~ painted and Third Genera]: Desist, sir. once again we es cenit anes tus : —— Fulton. . accom panied by guides have Jost The « ; se nna irds of it cov- years’ term. The petition. submitted wit ate sive % one egal canara a say — Rae eithags retin, endure a let of men ERS | 2) sane 6 Os ee | their lives on the mourtain.” Mock, 4 / ay ° ‘ > MMITLILL OCU , esa a on? Tm ec . mea tm *thpnranach fa= ’ rot} - ; ii ; ~~ : an to — an opinion on a serious SS Saar Rees ila great fan- c e tome to tnoroughfares. a There's business to beidone this ‘ile othe mps sae respect and the spirit of the ' Eugene m ~Oo arier rea. ‘ c N : oat OF ; A not . PSs etic Of J USTICe =— —— Your humor i ee st have been recognized by : ‘ blame the bile “meh wy The story fron t! _— ‘ ae ee — 2ur Aumor is not worth a dime, Sir: The scientists, bei nab! , | *. nag Enthusiasm must mn Atianta should furnish the de. THEY'RE WORKING HIM TO Reserve it for some other t: an ® scientists, being unable to um- | towns not touched directly BF have the balance-wheel of common «cence Partment with the kev to the cityar: a . DEATH. ee | derstand any real physiological necessity for (| state highway Fulton is left & See SE Ee Ge with money matt.:, nse ei ti cde Situation Since WVe rrom the Memphis Commercial Ar: nea} ) (To prosecutor): Proceed, sir. with the | sleep, thgnk that it may safely be done of mate in shetrestinit the ; e's soe e ° — = > a\ & aA As * ’ ing -uUccess | ho _ > + al = _ : oe} ? keep him ther Prosecutor: O’er the report I have been Sieep may be a waste of time, as they munity really can desire, oF && | Retern From Cieveland, Where | + A Neglected’ Bridge. nae —Oo o-—— j } oring, say. yet this would be a weird and impos- _ in They Were Guests of City ~~ oe i a the Eeditwwr of th : - T fin 7 t¢ to +h a+ ofl , sible world wt! i+ iS Manager PAR r of the Post-Diapa: tind it states that with his ori Ss04€ ori thout it. It fu n . COST -OTIN > ; : 4 AM one of the aia ie : A MILLION-DOLLAR BUM. Phe defendant awakened jalan aa ) , temporary escape from the Saniieess ae | a weet _ ; » The five members of the Board after will > rie _ n ' > q " . +4 A iia ; r m- : - - ‘ = | - i? : > . . a : : + 7 neeinte sompeties , : a : : mo I > tt : Cc over t? .3 F'ris . © w« , , = . “4 hae ' . Skeal aa! "a R r oT? re -_ = - - —_ ’ - . ” . = . “ . . én wi? 3 ‘tween Lina we SFACKS De- head of the Wall street brokerage firm of Jac! First General: I make a motion. sirs. to woman with the smartest baby in the world, tion of 75 voting machine® | they inspected Nela Park, a model 4 ong HGenWood and Maplewood and sey @2cC Bur ' ifm Of Jack Demp quash » Sirs, te the nagging wife, etc.. are all forgotten for the mayoralty election ‘Street built by the National E ec- ] , 4 ot ‘ Us ntanes of Ym: c3oQe -_ = i. ag a Sse JT @e wv LUnnyY ~~ : f : e aint a ran bridge. ia ance of Princes and Presidents and, incidenta Sleep will come, or if it don’t Sleep is an island of peace im a sea of | napp has emphasized the - | ous styles of street lighting ; . win -toneel a A the boards tn the floor ‘¥. heavyweight champion pugilist of the world. can't It can't be bribed with money clashing temperaments, thwarted ambitions long battle the leaders of ; Data gathered by members of stiuateael oft ° edgy aot and there are any break into the upper crust | ee ever lurks around and jarring tongues. have waged against the on board will be used in selecting PCALN u mn tneh or Sor Abo h leer? a ) re use Ss two above the floor ~y tal oe No matter how expensive ara surroundings oe et and sunny mate lish sleep? Never! Let the bed and these devices. Unfortunately, a ght types for = 2: the writ » : : © Vl a See ry, te . — > o> Fas . are Jack s cnet; ™m-ma a As is this Sw: ipsc ott place So pra MAL Tress makers redouble their efforts. : rs 4 is $42 606.600 street lighting pro- % er : at iN would mort he a Ve ry Snirts, or how grand | hie (ali? =o — " : Ac Ui? the ac Uu d — ae ve . y What thi . world needs is - | too short for the installation 4 expensive job for the city to send ranks as a bum Fr » 0m 5a roan gle xorg elie. "yc ee an worry mare FU ane lems | mumber, but it ts a good = } borer to drive down the nails. This con oa prop rom the giazed page of a weekly second General (to prosecutor): Ignore eR, et pads ty-five will equip one dition especially true , 2m 8 “- Magazine he complains as follows o> him, sir B3 . ; : om fon ially ‘rue of he ar proach a LVLLOW ) And in , ceed Wh | ALE OF 4 SHIRT.” | On the same basis 4659 ; .| a @ west. _—— po And do proceed. lat quoth t Pres! cytes ge: ; : They call you a bu Oe mies the fresi- e ‘required for the entire city. f E Severa! days aco the etter 1 pemnetee . : be P aa ul ber re ¥ I wet to be cham. dent ( Post-Dispatch News Item ; $1900 each the total outlay ' A i, —s = is ion iu?v - i] 7 — ~s ; i‘) los Fr win + - ° 7 ” ° . hy pnt ype to the attenion of the A wto- ; — you a bum aiter $0m @ box VY s&s Ans ~ ——— ot a6 defendant 3 Daniel McLaughlin. 762 Laclede avenue €50 000 It is ed . mo : oo @ = ' = you Out oft t? rs) : ’ - — (areless —" —— ‘ : : th as ost. | " ab RenEe when o + | ahem res sewer It's a terrible thing for a man of 1 ‘rst General: Ha! Ha! Ha! Even as I | e . m ‘ E. S. J. = elections they will per ' Markers have been i Sh ur ridge would ja a 142 01 Vempsey'’s «! surmised | ; F be bulit. We-will leave it to you to jou tion. in life to be described in enue! “4 . - Yet let’s be fair Sign on the St. Charlies R vd: | outing. Bn o0@ition, they Se : «eee Bus i ‘ when this will be: meanwh, . ige ‘ im such a low-brow man he © lets Se fair ere we condemn saison oiibee , oe | poasibility of fraud in voting & olin, father and stepmother eof ‘ bd a : i Le ' ’ er he a ’ 4 ’ - 3 --* ee eg a AE ne Re ee ee > re © « « : ’ , : us will run the risk of losing ee Cer geatiped, ES HOT FISH OP : : | besides giving a greater ¢ftsem braham Lincoln. in Shiloh ceme- | retire ° si oir Lia oo re 7? a = ‘ : .. - ‘ 5 and maybe our lives ‘, Like every other profession, pug : a Sut human. Morpheus over- ) EN : |tlena All of which is more = . Coles County. ‘ \ater | ae a “hoagie ag geal ssion, pugilism ha iraw- | | whelms re DRIVE IN + the cost. In every way the” Congressman-at-Large Rathbone, His & r 3 one ro fd + , oe — Ss ”" - 4 = a> We mri ao)? an T'> - ‘_- " ~ - 7 - : ° . 2 ' - 1 temporarily relieve the situation* jit. Besid ) philosophical about | | nc ‘rowsy and carries them to his | They . Ht hee ewe seweee ...2 |& good investment. Once the ® Kenilworth, whose father was recently —es (ee Si uation ' esiges, being such a bun s Ther, fie realms ay sees shey must be whales. . , 7 seal Jane | — Ss eeaipsey is - r . ed it stays counted, thus , the prevailing quiet and composure ei ot ite | that old query that has seng @ Swampscott place is foundg sansa oe Sane ab = companies paid incom: (| zealous party men, of small eal soon, 1 fear. be routed 9.69. which indicates that |_—“How many more docs O2@ x Bid. - . td b e* ‘'y Sagged something win?” ee
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2 , The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED FRIDAY, SEPTEMRER 11, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ TER CNT RET RE A Ra a . 7 a - ao » ey . Palais DIES WHILE ON OUTING | AUSTRIAN CRITICS PRAISE aa | ACTING OF MISS PINCHOT wo afin ta BT et St eS | Vienna Writer Calls Niece of : saer" | Pennsylvania. Governor the In- = carnation of “Spring About to i Bloom." ; — INSURANCE MAN, DIES A RECENT BRIDE | sc : |;Head of Automobile Policy| ' Concein Expires at Alexan- |" dria, N. Y.—Funeral.Here. | | BS MOUNT RAINIER " sie. | tests) [| was ecacer to reach the cs - AT. ; , | —Schweig Photo. , “ ! > * Louis. M(r. Ford is expected : - : ; 7 “ . . summit at any Seven other Saturday WS. Ww. GAY NELSON, > * . y Camp Muir at 3 a. m. under a star- idren, who have spent the sum-! qaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Rob- ; mer in Dark Harbor, Me., since ert Orthwein of 1827 South Comp- Ht sky, altitude 10,000 feet. t etaenl “Reaching Camp Misery at 4:30. i (feil eurn sre Ae Europe, will join ton ' Mr. Davis in Washington, J). .. three of the aspirants took advan- | Oct. 3 : . CT . tage of the opportunity to retire’ ‘from the race. We found them as Mr. and cost. avenue. Her marrige took place Sept. 5 at the home of her parents. Because of family mourn- arrangements were simple Mrs. Leslie Dana of| ("8% the :-—. hh ™ ordered, in the same desolate rocky Brentmoor, their daughter. Miss| and guests limited. Ndi, ; pspot about seven hours later, still | Judith, and other members of their | Se ee ee o yy Opa - warm. ‘family, Will close their summer boulevard, and Pinckney Giasgow : da [ ‘ “The weather changed suddenly. | home at Wianno, Mass., and return | McElwee, son of Mrs. Hallie Barnes . be i i | on A few avalanches came down |to St. Louis about Sept. 15. | McElwee and the late Dr. L. C. , 0 Chee Beant 1; o ee around the corners. We were . ; _| McElwee, was announced today at - , ee 7 Dior 6s. ae caught by the fog in the most ex- Mrs. Theodore A. Meysenburg. & 1 luncheon given by Mrs. Mock. 00 i ons of pata os ; Ms Sea and piace, - os San ‘The guests were 12 close friends of ‘Francisco attending California's | diamond jubilee celebration of that ae Ok eeeeErTS ose — — the steeper the ascent. iia Pinienan tothe Union. Mrs. was adorned with roses and fail | Strugcled in Snowstorm. |Meysenburg recently returned to| ‘lowers. and corsaces were given to | “The summit was reached aftera ‘the United States aft« ra visit in the guests. The news was told by fmard struggle in a snowstorm, ac- |the Hawaiian Isiands. Her return |'¢4"S of Place cards consisting of SZompanied by piercingly cold |to St. Louis is indefinite. upids encircied in diamond ee | Winds. Our hope to find the crest | et holding the names of the couple in pelear, above the clouds, proved fu-| 7. 0¢ 4490 Lindell boulevard iad ggg hang tile. The guide permitted a short i ake i iahinn ened “Rifas Flise Mies men ane ee atop to enable those: capable of are expected “ a Minites vey is | moved saps St. Louis a few years ago | Meeding a pencil to inacrihh. their ideas Sine zn ce aver on 'from Oklahoma. She was educated | "Mames in the copper-inclosed guest ‘have been ci aay ae the mbit it ae | Secres Heart Convent at | ak Maden under Register’ Rock. Te OT teane a al M iryville and later attended Wash- | | ee thus St. Louis went over the topinirs Martin Lammert III of 14). °°" University, where she be- | . FULTON STANDS ALONE. once more. me a member of Kappa Alpha | | a. . - . ‘ e Chet: , atWiune ihFrom the Kansas ¢ ity Star ~ “Record time Was established Miss Bartow Hawes. will return eta Mr. McElwee posed places of the terrifically torn » glacier, but the spirits rose higher A SHOE. LORELEI CHIFFON HOSE} On Sale Saturday at 3 Pairs $4 The MIRROR 0 | PUBLIC OPINIO} | - Will She Be a Beauty? Use Soap that Completely Cleans Pores This column is designed to ref without bias the latest comment by | leading publicists, newspapers and 7 cals on the questions of the day. EAUTY is a matter. of keeping pores cleansed to their very roots—often. tive skin new life. Begin using Jap Rose now! If your skin is in bad shape it will make it tingle at first — a sign that pores are getting ; Only a perfectly pure, Southmoor, the latter transparent soap like formerly : y Was educated | 1 | . the ; Getinda ant te & mewn. | ) ; back to health. | HE statement of the Missour! h from the summit to Camp Mulr, | trom the same resort Monday. a Sign age ‘oan rn aes Song sade alt eusnly Of ee ee f h l Bot on account of our pleasure or i er oO NMeEMA ApPNAa “4DS1LiOnN. ine ay in your a supply o j ; ; oon r : ) commission with regard to obst Sport, but for the amount of fall- | Mrs. Sam A. Mitchell, 6 Winder- | wedding will take place the last of Hosiery. Full fashioned, Its pure tonic ingredients a oat aaa bee ’ of the road program by citizens of ng snow and the increased dan- |" a sn ina. d epee yes- | Detober | clear, sheer chiffons with enter the tiniest open- PP ty Z “reveals plainly two important points: fer; also from Camp Muir to Par-. erday gromy,Grand faven, Mich. Mrs. Raymond Moffatt Hil] of | reinforced lisle tops and | ings, get out the dirt, COMES: “a | commission designated the route of padise Inn, where we arrived in a/; Louis von Weise Jr. of 8 Lenox) Petaluna, Cal., and her young son. | canes! some, Mm ever a i stimulate the nerves and James S. Kirk & Co., Chicago score of new and attractive sleeps ER pouring rain, but in excellent phys- | place will depart soon to resuM¢!Jzaymond Jr. will arrive in &t.! cross-state hjghway in accordance with fea] and mental condition, beating | his studies at Princeton Univer-} Louis. Sept. 15. to oe Siete shades. Every pair perfect, [| law; and its decision was tn accord with the best record of the season by 4 | sity His roommate this vear will!) narents. Mr. and Mrs. [Franklin first quality. best interests of the people of the e half hour. be Walter Candy Jr. af Pasadena,.| }dward Smith. 5712 Cabanne ave | state. The commission's action thus w@® “The Swiss guide is already en- Cal., son of Mr. and Mrs.’ W. W.) nue Mrs. THlill was Miss Betty | he : keeping with both the letter and spirt (giged for next season, and will re- | tandy, who formerly resided in! | rances Smith | : i ta ge 3 | off: the law, Main engaged until the summit can Kingsbury, place - ‘Ge ee Phil Crai at 4 = | JAP REESE horing, The whole intent and purpose Oo Again be conquered and the mar- Lie : - f piel rear Fy ie . = 0 = ae sey. Diteavert road law was the creation Velously wees panorama en- seed o cae panoed rk agg acne eens See one 208 ES, } r Sf) N SOAP ee system of roads that would serve the Joyed. Will the Ozark Alpine Club + * 4 — z kines” ni ‘fy age I hil Jr., Rave HM turned after wh “ ot i Wrasse | COMPLEXION bd for- | tire state. Naturally, under this a@ Please note that I am cligible to | ~ M.M Taylor iid Ms and Mrs. a ee - ‘Ss Wes Sh Ny! Ai Janes Bn to and Canada. brks. in | ment, not every community could get ' honorary membership.” Dimon at er ee RA mbing during my short vacation , ' . ’s Day, t ke pi i ie § at we i iy $hn01 . an: P , , nors ay, to take art in the State ; te REESE OTT Suit i 4 boulevard, and her sons, returned | capitalized at $300,000, with offices Jone, and two Caugnters, re, Jone . 4 } : + ts *ags { Oloy ; " : -Fair celebration on that day. On) ‘ t,*) 0 PY Sees 6 . +2 o"ge@ > Ag a : | ) ; i (oe * - an 20 = ee | AES |S ik, 9 fternoons to altitudes of 7500 and|\ r son, Ned, — : oe | - a mo, _have also returned home. Mrs. | riodic Financial Panics.” | _ = SATIN AND VELVET SATIN VELVET FELT AND VELOUR Ogg ——_ ~~. — Oe eee _ ~~ - a _ gh (C, LL. Matthews were guests over - in the it desired. That particularly was true Hardships Described. the week-end at the Monte Val Inn M(_r. and NIrs. Charles | S eee) piatts - —_— —~ ae o> Sam — -aareis ¥ @rolina [respect to the primary roads, of which A newly published book, “Our! yo .¢on Mo. ssaver : aa Sa eens atiee a 'Greatest Mountain,” which tells of . ‘Mount Ranier and the national Mrs. John Bull of 5708 Julian Park of the same name, says that /| avenue, with her young gaughters, the climb is made occasionally in a| Eleanor, Maryelucas, lrancine and Right and a day, but that this in- | Catherine, have ret d from Col- Harbison of 745 / P¥olves a continuous ascent of about | orado Springs, Colo., i oe ener Westgate avenue had as her cuest £9000 feet, which is beyond the en- | have hada cottage at Stratton Park last week Miss Leo T. Hpdson of) @urance of most climbers. for the summer months. Shreveport. La The voung wom- “Dangeroysly crevassed ice cov- Mrs. Frank B. Coleman, 5042) en departed yesterday for Colum-' Sa large part of the mountain's | Washineton boulevard. with her |hin. Mo. to resume their studies at anks,”’ the writer cays, “and the | two daughters, are expected home /|the Unive rsitvy of Missouri. ky ridges between glaciers are |today from Lake (Chautauqua, N d sane /|cross-state highway was one of the Jimps) (important. The law recognized that her of | and in a proviso the commission spect ourt. |is given the power “to make such ct hem in in routes of state roads as it may i: necessary in the interest of economy maith tn | directness of route.” my ¢x- It has heen shown ‘that the decisl fautet (run the cross-state road a few miles he Fast lof Fulton, instead of through that @ n’ jor §was both “in the interest of economy ‘(directness of route.” The com Flizabeth, have returned to their home, 4564 West Pine boulevard. after spending three months in Eu- roy e. Miss Germain SIXTH AND , T)) and Mrs. William Maurice other routing saves more than four miles Imposed in part of treacherous, | Y. Miss Marianne Coleman wtllj. th ry 1995 Wrestminste - ce : : smith of 4225 ,estminster pls ed in would make possible construction at & Stumbling material, Several who) leave St. Louis in a week to resume. | 1 their children have ie ‘el . 1 41) : , { d r : ie ; : } Ti = or _* ine ¢ r. ses ¢ . ® waa *) pan lait me BeNS im i lei¢e ; million below that of a roa pVenture d to attempt the climb un her studies at Vassar College. | from Northern Michigan, where| Is St. Louis Women’s ih 4 ST. CHARLES through Fulton. like The justice of the legal provision respect and the spirit of the entire re seg ta d by guides have lost The engagement of Miss Eugenia | they summer. and will! geeir tives on the mour.tain. Mock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| depart today for Hot Springs, Ark.. have been. recognized by other citie@? towns not touched directly by the § STREET WITH MODEL LIGHTING —) Mock of 4936 West Pine | for a short visit. [state highway. Fulton is left in a mind INSPECTED BY OFFICIALS ARTISTS TO REGISTER WORKS | spent the to un- tv for WH Wh Missouri Road Conditions. done of one in obstructing the state's good iy Telegranh to the Poat-Dien: —s ht! : gota 2 any Members of Board of Public Service) pPrench Adopt System to Provide, — wie ns “ ” da a sabe . -—] program. Is that a distinction : Kansas City - Raining roads . — they (munity really c sire fford? Return From Cleveland, Where Authenticity of Art. . : , —— ee, ’ y really can desire, or af fo ° ‘ . . muddy = (tay im por- > ana tes SaaS They Were Guests of City ty the Associate! Dress | Bone . —— us a COST OF VOTING MACHINES. Manager. PARIS. SS pt 1] ({rtists here- St. Joseph Raining: roaqcs mud-e = ——" m of | 3 i . Post a The five members of the Board i after will be able to register their dy = I n who a wow. Tere Wreaes pet Public Service returned today) pictures so that proof of their) Joplin—Cloudy after rain; roads | = —S | W the N SIGNING a contract for the inst trom a trip to Cleveland where futhenticity may always be avall-| rood. — —* e world. | tion of 75 voting machines In time” mey inspected Nela Park, a model able. 5 Jefferson City——Partly cloudy aft- — =~ n for the mayoralty election, Secretary of reet built by the National E'ec- rhe Minister of Fine Arts is or- er licht rain: roads good. = >QIrT” ; ; f; ‘ k > ;, . ) ; ding of c lighting Association to exhibit ranizing an office at which artists Columbia- Cloudy: reads mu idy. C IRN] selection from amous ma ers men of | Knapp has emphasized the en J ous styles of street lighting. i may register their works, depos t Moberly Cloudy; roads mud-ly. aa” allows us to present Hats of unusual long battle the leaders of Tammany 4 > Da rathere + rs of photographs of them, and as an Scdalia—Raining;: roads muddy. : . bitions ’ | ta gathered by members I (79 mee eae ee ] ’ ] tv ata po ular rice— have waged against the introductio®) 8 board will be used in selecting | additional precaution put their Mannibal—Cloudy; roads slick, : sinarthess and quanty a = po} ; I c : ~ / ; ~j «ze © Tk. mcK 5 hery *® muadyw » = ’ . 4 . ** . fd and | these devices. Unfortunately, the t Beet light types for use in St.|finger-prints on the | . oe a stint ees #5. ‘There are Hats of satin, satin and bro- forte SOuis’ $8 000.000 street lighting pro- | A docket will be established with Springficld—Cloudy: roads good. ‘ : | ; ] ‘et . oan ] ie . d lees io aeere Cer the taetalation ef © @ram. During the visit the mem-| these records, to whfh may be Cape Girardeau—Clear; roads, eade, satin and velvet, In very ¢lever com- SUT tie ‘with ccute ome ater a ME were guests of City Manager | added data of sate or ane comel aoe hinations. Every conceivable Fall stwe is , | ~ ‘oe , equip one . Hopkin fhat a picture will lAVEe a come : . , : " | On the same basis 4650 repneyige i a . plete and authentic pedigree. TRAVEL AND RESORTS here 1n all the newest colors. And these /required for the entire city. As m. OLN'S KIN REMEMBERED | aoe = . q models by a brief comparison with other /$1000 each, the total outlay will oe. : ‘ | Retires After 35 Years in Navy. ly . fh” rs , . ; Yenue. 650.000. It ts estimated that the mae . oul laced at Graves Of Fath-| 5... tne Associated Press. Uist | Hats will convince you of their extreme ‘© , a and Stcepmother in Illinois, AN ANTONIO. Tex., Sept. 11.—| ‘ , ; before | will save $300,000 at each election ot. : a me bea | SAN ANTC 1Q), ‘ I eo | worthiness ( ome and select your hat. a ane | over G% per cent of the total co CHICAGO. Sept. 11. Stone | Capt. John M Lubv of the WU. 8S. From LOS ANGELES Via the Southern Route ALL EXPENSE TOURS 16 elections they will pay for the © outlay. In addition, they will eliminate | possibility of fraud in voting and co *++. | besides giving a greater efficiency in : | tions. . All of which is more important , ; the coast In every way the machine tkers have been placed on the/N., lately commanding officer of ves of Thomas and Sarah Bush the U.S. S. Nevada, one of the first mecoin, father and stepmother of) line battleships of the fleet, will | Abraham Lincoln. in Shiloh ceme-/retire Sept. 15. Capt. Luby retires | » Coles County. ilafter more than 35 years’ service Congressman-at-Large Rathbone, | His application for retirement has 225 New Fall Hats Beeoe.? a good investment. Once the vote 6 © Kenilworth. whose father was recently been granted and- dates cd it stay te } away ,' nel , “a . ie late + etolad "ale ee fiend of Lincoln, was the |from Sept. 15. His latest post was | 208 ANGELES latest styles and materials........... that old query that has sent a PiNncipa! Speaker at the ‘dedica-'at the Mare Island navy yard, | ineome | zealous party men, of small caliber to3 Special! 9 to 1 Only! Special!- All worth as high as $5 and all in the | 85 teamship Co. | 538 Maraquete Bidg.. Chicago. €xercises yesterday. The cere- | where he was Captain of the yard, | Were under the auspices ofj;and for several months filled the that “Iiow many more does the boss PB win’ | Kiwanis club of Danville. |position of Commandant. i ae — ee ‘ a ee ee + ae
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POST-DiSPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other . newspaper COMBINED Be neve SLECUIS POST-OISPATCH The Daity | : : | BO Bs Sitonss SY. Per tenrion 9 —_ , SSS aaa SS — our. - " -JEPORTER BEATEN IN JAIL a — one: - = eR: a H BY CHICAGO BEER RUNNER | am, 7 és Vreven ws |) FY T ine ese "Bi O n a Styles § imncx { «= a ted } A sth 1 ANG eee AY Wi 4 T 2 P WOMAN ON HUNGER STRIKE » ta . aot “ eon 8 R : ‘ : , Rimes ie guerantecd alen to benish Rove ! SLOG = yf a : 2 Re oe ~ : $ of I: al I] arrl vals alliv \ here else 10) this CITV. ever, Summer (olds and Acute Catarr! ; hie sone A> a ’ ‘ ae 4 y ; and does it. By ei! means, ect Rines loom | | orth , eid 1 ; , ae 3 4, oe 3 > ? ’ : . vour croggiat today Dom the headicaps ped ' ferme by , ae ; so ag SS Bonds ( lothes are tallored trom longer by Hey Fever or say of ite kindred — _ ae | , ‘ : ; : Bt: BN aie: 7 . . . dreceeecs. Monmeyv relonded &t Rioc-x * es ran ePikin- : ee . ; Woolells whieh under ordinary mot citect complete reinef. Price *! ©. ei _ ; . Oe ee oS” Be ae re 3 4 = bine : ‘ if wen prefer. send 2% for a trial treatme ee = ~a ~s . ov -* » -_ nS A OE I Ee Oe oe - - —~ >. * as ; ; : iT op a3 vou woe! | reps 7 - a ~ mp 2 — ee a i - Ss Lous % your assurance {f getting —— value received TUESDAY IS RECOVERED P ‘ Ai he : Rivs, WOOD. MIRE. OSC WHEELS 14. Lost Life itn made é¢lothes. wee co. aes ‘ ey OER ih resets ¢ ghee é ia ¥ ‘Complete steck of mimes and par ri Jolm McDonald, all make cars. Wheeis repaired, also n Mississippi When He Swam Into stock at @ Dig saving to . lena Deep Water. ‘ M4 ok Gn’ ..4 CiENNS, Grand and line. Lin. 2: —_— “a = ¥ A ‘ > Z : . ae 4? 4 . wr he | a bone : ~ * . - . + ‘ ; "i sIneton . : . . xy Re a a5 2 “. eee Oe Te Mi pave. TW oo Pw sa 1 reet ana ae ave SOS CREE oS a oe : » go” | ~~ “ 5. ; > . * aa 7 | . 4 “i : ee . > ~ 7% : _——- sat . - ¢h ~s : > “ Re os " oe , ; ene Peecd”liing ro i ' ' ' . : ' . —.y a ae . : on5 _ : : \ . ¥ ee a> oh ~ * ’ * w ee. . - “_—W* ~ 7 ‘ ¥ _ . 7. . . ~ : “e “ . . ’ " se \'s Be ’ : T YT} 7 ’ ’ - | . . : ~— “. ~ a * - 7 : “ii : : ’ ' a ~ bed ~ MS “~ . ~ we ae ‘ ad “~, ‘ . — : > ' ' or. eer ee wm — = THE NATIONALLY KNOWN Don't take ¢ ‘ike the styl inuch higher orings the n you will fi is the greate ing power of vere Dbriise: on mn vos ‘pe 5 Ss a Se SS a : . ~o 3 . " ADVERTISEMENT ett had Getta Me beer Pormeh : Bes A SE eee ee > The . ¥ Fy ty es ew . gn .- 2 —S ; a . ’ ry ’ ;7 y | ] oe b a *@. ’ ; ; > = es never Pa y for { 7 P . Causing cn Damage od tha: ae 8 : 3 | : on this i a ma that " . i er | _ ia 3 ; gets to paseo have Sa : e § 1 Q to 20 e B a , Ww - = A: ) most important. sketches a on S . ‘hl : { Saves you mon- from life. a fellow who for e \ finent. Bond’ = * Wel GUNDLACH DISCUSSES THE NEED FOR RIVER FRONT IMPROVEMENT Boys Are Clamoring mcigecs of af that votes 51] ) for These =a, = We Can Fit Menof vis eal goa cai Bond BE ms oe Junior coming {0 To Also Excer Two-Pa Be Slender FALL TC 4 4» ’ : ‘s , or, 4 . : - ' : A : : . . : - ‘ a, ~ > + ; ‘ . », lead q 4 +? ™ . ' : - "s * “ ~ . a oo ” ‘ ' ‘ ‘ . ' : se ’ + ~ i... . * ~gt ss ™ _ ’ & Pe > ; 2 ; . - at - 1 eo 4 - » , > » : " " ” : . = ' a » AF hie : . >* me i} ‘ : oT ‘ " ad p 2 ci “é ~ ‘oe “ id | . ‘ 4 ’ . . y » os 4 v a& : ; . . . ’ ° ; > . r ie ow ad. . A : " ‘ . . ¢@ . + ' - ~~ ’ 4 ; > -. : . , > , : ¥ . > . - o- _/* ~ - De : . ‘ . nn -’ 1 ~ > . y 2 R 7 . a tes? * " " : . ~ e . si ? , ’ . ° : .-o Ay . . . Zs ‘ ‘} : ‘ ‘ : See ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " : . . > * > « M ' be * = 4 — Ai) ‘ A * - . “* Pe “ Ao a La a " . . , ’ .* “s " ' . ‘ ’ ~ a . 4 : " ‘ ‘ . * Pa ' ‘ | ' ; ~ ‘ . . : » 4 . ; y ~ . “J i a at 4 . i a 7 s aa “Ss y - et ea *. ; ; : 7 _ " : ! : ! ' _ I : ~ . . . > . s. 7 : ” _ 4 bh ' : ~ : a 7 . — 7 . . » - : ‘ ss 7 ; uxt - os . ~ 5 . . . ~ 7 : ~ . » a «i +f . ~ ’ é © =. \ . ; . . ~~, he : 4 . £ ; + : ‘ : => : ‘ s * ee > - « , " ’ " | * Ww * L . % « >. : . . Oe b 3 an ~~ " : “ . , + oe, . ¥ a ’ - ~ = td . a . * " . : , , > . ; . - ; . ~ \ -.. 7 a ¢ e nal a . _ ~ : PESS SES SERB E SEES ESE SB EES Bt Be Healthy Styled in the preferred loose and herringbone designs Also meres. Newest shades of blue, NEW F We are featuring this Fall fering of Mallory and Berg Every desirable new shape. ing pearls and tans. Bond's . ——s~ . . ~ / - ; x P : mw - Sas : 7 | . - : > : . ‘ : ‘ = ; " 4 : >? . " . " ~ wS ’ s * s ; 4 si iu : ~~ 7 . ; 3 | | ; ' ; $1 50 Ss . Sh, 2 _ . aij ‘ - , , — ; 7 : 4 i al . . : i } ‘ ™ : > ™ & RADE- MARK § ‘AT REDUCER | eT | : ‘ , ne : | Every Hat Handsomely | P 7 : - . | “ 4 Sx 2 i? ' : wg a oer ~ én as a _.. ones ee ee es RO Be ee er ee ee ee ge [ . Lined. All One Price. || Here Are a Few of the 25 Style Notes for Fall > | , 5; + B . ‘ime wea) T\le precess wae a borg worm pinetied P. STETSON BORSALI Completely represented in the SGP PR i a a eR ee et ee : & a » tirvemts Boys’ Suits wi: a, ye absolute!» harm . | i . aa “ Y red M ' ’ ' eT . -_~ funded if Rite-V ate ai Make" Pairs of red a ° ered wit ee uee reu Knickers : : % : - : ’ . _*” > : : ~ . 7 . ~ . r — - a , . , : : _ .T . .T . . . bs se § ; ; “ 4 ; " ; . - ¥ : ~ - 1. . o > tt : ® ' ' ' : , . ’ : -— ' ‘ | ’ ; — ; if r : cre c . " vA Ral : ' ‘* ; . . i 4 . ‘ ’ s4 i aiiq ay? ire _* qa ‘* : ’ " . ‘ . ™ : _ _ . / ~~ oP a , ’ “ : " % “ . ~ y ; = a Pris " ’ ‘Tt ' .= _ ; . "oe : . . . ; > arm na : : - : s / Ls ims . ‘ ‘Acts somewha’ i >» * . > > - i +> > : M ir - ’ + 7 . - ~~, : P . . " . ~ bd ys * ” . > “« = : . Pa : ‘ € -. . ' ¥ . yo . | ‘ ‘ “eet e V =a ec to ata? . ; : .F : 7 bm ke . “2 t* : . " . , “ . : : . ai : a a . aa . ° =" : " : + a. ‘ “~~ tow ; mmr a - one . - . : ’ oe : ° . — ~" ” — ny P ; — . ° > = “y . * . : . ‘ : > a. . eo « P 7 ee tare” » , ° . 2 ‘> e : aod 4 al r : . » - a - he > 7 : : " 4d _ Fell 7 weeks’ treatmen:r 5 : . 7 v4 gah Ay Special Sire Bex aa : tha , , ; 5. ¥ re“ Seis . . ’ ‘ } om ~ ~ at Wwe = re 1 Ué : . 5 P - ~~ a . - “ > wige & Detoh rus SP ores , . “ er “3 ‘ . Pires Tree (so “~> A " . i : ne ’ . . *) Eneferie Drug 8 nes a! ; ™ ‘ ‘ 8 “a ae ae. ?¢4 eer @ wtte " « “ bes -s . . £ _ ' : : ‘ ’ . ¥ ~ , ee ce 14 Rroedes : : ; a ~ *s . ' , = Wirr . . , ' > ——-. ’ , “~ . . > . ; 7 ; " . " _ , ~~ a ok - ~ , , . . : : zs ath ; : ea 7 : ; " . . vs . 7 \ir : : . 7 ; " , . | ' . it Mille the Germe t -. > LS . on Y eee ; 3 has’ sth; “> ise ee hy WASHIN it You See Ie in a Se ao] Se SSSSSES SE EBSESESESSSEERE SEES SEES
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ye No Charge Accounts t Way you y for the fho for Ppay-—and Mportant, you mon. a Glick fuaw Hotiog ~~ The models ,illustra ted on this page have been sketched _ from life. New York Cleveland Chicago Detroit Akron Toledo Pittsburgh Youngstown Louteville Columbus (imcingnati Kaneas City St. Leuls laorain Boston Buffalo Milwaukee Omaha Newark Dayton Washington M tates polis i —— t ® PART THRE i ; ep : 7 ia 0 CME SE Sy SET the Say CPLR TRL PRE OP Ee ™ pe 7 vss ” - — . : : i ey ca ie ‘ a — —— ~ - , —— == > = —_ = es ~ a - — — — Se ~_—=— — Sa ‘ ra YY nn » oe — - MAN ON HUNGER STRIKE | critical condition in her home last! years of~married life, saying he ' : | | the § ‘B., night as the result of a hunger; had “found another and advis- Mrs. Marshall Olsen Deserted by | strike inaugurated 11 days ago|ing his wife to “do the same.” A | Husband in Critical Condition. {when her husband disappeared | young woman with wohm he had | By the Associated Press. with another woman, taking $40,- | been acquainted was found to have , "AGO, Sept. 11.—Police , 000 fr a j t savinzs acc t f 2 ig ; abo : a. , CHICAG rom a joint savings account. left the neighborhood about the of Caseyville, Ill., Find His - Mrs. Marshall Olsen in a' Olsen left g ife P ' - — ee ' sme found Mrs left hi wift after 17 ‘time Olsen left home Body in Collinsville. Ee — a ; ' : | Policemen seeking John Geist, 52 | “i — ~( ° hope, years old, Caseyville (111.) school | “ae A, Je “tani UD WUR LIIZ ER Bu LL ET’! eee a. | janitor, for - he i elo and seri- | 4 Ous wounding of his estranged | wifé, Mrs. Anna Geist, in Collins-| — Ville, last might, found his body | —— }at 5 a, m today on Vandalia street, SPECIAL B b G d *, 3835 } ¢ there, He had shot himself in the | a y ran head three hours before. | r eee Mrs. Geist had had her husband | Limited offer of this De Luxe Apart- Y «a in court on peace disturbance and | . . pre. omen assauit charges at Belleville since ment Grand—a quality instrument of | | > - ‘filing a hee suit against him) attractive design and possessing tone & — Mm (July 20, last. She was shot in the! . . ' right hip by Geist at the home of| volume of unusual richness. Open Evenings | | | Ben Chenot, on Central avenue, | ' Collinsville, during a visit by Geist , t . there last night. The police sought I ZE 'Geist all night in the open country | r east of Collinsville. ass uses. * Caseyville, where the Geists for-| 1066 OLIVE -]¥ merly lived, is a St. Clair County | town, northeast of East St. Louis. Miner Killed in Auto Accident. Special to the Post-Dispatch MARION, Ill., Sept. 11.—A. Men- _denhall, top boss at Néw Virginia mine, was fatally injured when he | lost control of the car and his au- 7926762878282 SCHMITZ & SHRODERS# ...puys the Best Two-Pants FALLSUITS We’ve Seen in Years! ! SATIONALLY KHOWN A ) q P » 0 0) q qt a + ; AN ARE INCLUDED Don’t take our word for it! Come and see for yourself. You will ‘tke the styling and draping especially well. It will remind you of ynuch higher-priced clothes. The fabrics are the smartest and the col- orings the newest. Double breasteds will be popular this Fall and so you will find lots of them in this wonderful offering. In fact, here is the greatest buy at $35 we know of—made possible by the purchas- ing power of THREE big stores in THREE BIG cities. Also Exceptional Groups in Men’s Clothes at $25 and $30 Two-Pants Suits for Young Men Are $19.50 and $25 FALL TOP-COATS s25 335 340 Styled in the preferred loose English models of tweeds in diamond and herringbone designs. Also of unfinished worsted and cassi meres. Newest shades of blue, gray and tan. NEW FALL HATS We are featuring this Fall a specialized of- fering of Mallory and Berg Soft Hats at $5, $ Every desirable new shape. All colors, includ- ing pearls and tans. STETSON BORSALINO MALLORY BERG Completely represented in the better grades—as high as $10 SCHMITZ a SHRODER WASHINGTON AT EIGHTH If You See It in a Schmitz & Shroder Ad, It's True! ee “ 4 . . ~ = Stl tt tn tt tpl et tt a ee ee E. "ENIN ir | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ee a ee A | z= ~~ a PAGES 23—a0 or — —— wo ~~ ~ tomobile turned over }: ‘ ined t , r last night on! Mr. and Mrs. Jake Pritchett, who hospital The Pritehett's only | ride while relatives relleved them ard ros , | ‘ yn Poe near Marion. Hal|were with Mendenhall. were al died four ours after the Mccident. seriously injured and are tn tne Mendenhall took them for a short! son so |} child is ill with typhoid fever and | from o vigil at the bedalde of their -_ 4 ah 36 Years of honest merchandis- ing, serving the people of St. Louis and vicinity. Honesty in our dealings has built the firm foundation of ‘ good will we _ enjoy. + WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS _ (in Mave Bester luring ~and Pay for it As Convenient WISE BUYERS WILL INVESTIGATE THE SPECIAL SATURDAY BARGAINS .* —- ee” —— _-_— eee $300 4-Piece Walnut Bed-Room Suite gis |S ] 85 $12 Cash . a Month Built of fine Huguenot walnut and selected hardwood—in- cludes 50-inch dresser with jewel box and new stationary mirror, full length vanity, bow-end bed with solid 5-ply ends and large chifforobe. Full dustproof drawers with mahogany bottoms, heavy plate mirrors, metal drawer pulls. SP ee | - + YF a “Pes : - ‘ ~ ~ ; ° x -_. - : 7 - ’S * .- to PE ete ae - aac - Ca = i — ae a ~~ $225 4-Piece American Walnut Suite * 149° ie Here is one of the handsomest Suites we have ever shown at a popular price. It is splendidly built of fine walnut and selected gumwood in Queen Anne style with dainty two-tone ornamentation. Includes large dresser, bow-end bed, chiffo- robe and vanity. $55 9x12 Ax- $33 95 minster Rugs, . oO au. x 2 Se 2 ox) nt) cle? : pole --* Be renuine ted pattern corners, 66-inch | and one host chati | SPECIAL! $85 Gas Range $25 Junior Lamps Blue, Gray or White Enamel ‘15= $5 7 30 Polvwchrome bases in the An underpriced offering of one new patterns with (ieorgette of the most desirable ‘jas silk shades of latest design. Ranges we have ever shown. Thes« Lamps are remark- large ike, full-size side oven able values due to a fortu- and broller—and a choice of nate purchase. finishes to suit any tant -.. (China cabinet priced # ! if | ’ ;t \) 7% og fox is " a $250 3-DPc. Velour Suite $12 $ $10 Cash a Month Massive overstuffed Suites of the very newest pattern with carved frames, loose cushions, spring back, deep spring seats and high-grade upholstery, covered with high quality velour. Extra large davenport, two large armchairs. + ty 8-Pe. Dining Suite & $1 0622 .z.. [illustration shows the new Lancaster Suite, made of fine walnut and selected gumwood with fancy bird's-eye maple panels. Beautifully decorated. Included are the 60-inch butfet, 42x54-inch extension table, five Jacquard-seated chairs and one host's chair. 9 pieces, including china cabi- net Re Sit 3 $175 1o pieces, including server 3 $149 ft) i) ae Ut é | $2.50Smokers $225 8-Pc. Walnut Dining Suite — $1.45 | Weil-bullt @moker. made of 30.00 9x12 Seamless I od, mah , russel si2 $ $10 rae Sehr walnut and selected gkumwood in a The Suite tncludes Lory eitension suffet. five leather-: Metal Bed Outfit $23.50 wa $35 Breakfast Sets Musei¥e metal Hed with metal cane pane! ends finished to re- $22 50 semble «a wainut Bed. Ineluded ° are fine mattress and comfort. ainty Sets of four chairs an able spring at this low price. drop-teaf table, beawtif Hh} . 4 ameled and very wel) t if $2 Cash, $2 « Month $2 Cash, $2 a Mont $45 Automatic Sa 1% Day-Beds shi di $28.95 DO lh ge ng BN and heary t pad flouseed 4 ne
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> » has MORE CITY Cireulation— than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED SEPTEMBER ts ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH The Daily POST -DIsPase® _—s es —————Se SSS , os imginener 44" 148 Open Until 8 P. M. — I gemeecasreenelcine —— A Small Deposit Holds Any G i “ORIVER A WN JUST RECEIVED | O A CAR 1000 oan | $10 to $250) BUT R ee ee smpeae Out of Pankraptcy. | AR UR CIRCUS AT r SCOTT FIELD asia Wir. Warren ©. sioCrey, FOR ARMY RELIEF ee | Grand Boat Excursion and Dance who is now serving a 10-year sen- | tence in the Federal penitentiary Radio Control of Planes in FI! “ys S. 9 STEAMER DE LUXE at Atlanta, Ga., yesterday, was dis- Stunting and Parachute. aa ¢ charged from bankruptcy by Fed- | Feature Program. Under the Auspices o eral Judge Robert Baltzel! With Two aerial exhibitions entirely | City College of Law and Finance the discharge of the trustees, th: ‘new te the public will be given | former Governor was placed in a Sunday at Scott Field as part of | alin: Students and Their Friends Tonight— position to resume his position in * i S 11 bh the business world without fear of the annual program for the Army | ept. t former creditors and to start a/ Relief Society. One of them will | Friday, Pp campaign to recuperate his shat- be the radio control of an airplane | Boat Leaves Washington Av. Wharf 8: 30 tered fortune. ‘in flicht. The other is the joining | of a dirigible and airplane in the | Everybody Welcome air. For this event a Sperry Messen- ‘ger plane will be flown beneath the |= Tae ‘hook on its upper wing with a bar | i" I? @ | a ; Martin M3 a y pice ime | et the most out Struck ‘by | | t | ? Steps F ei : he one oF tess Yl Swerving I | : . striking an yy ) f 4 I ——e a —- . - — “ age _—_— a a _— _ — . - - “ “s ~ ” om = Alse includes reom reg, coil spring, mattress, wanity Tie ee th ep : , ; : bench, recker and complete table lamp. Dieces may be - eS LL a ' a : *}}): , | = . : , SEER Ea 3 Be PRCA es nes worsted §=$3.95) & econditioned _ : . a . iat * - ~ hh . > a s «* | Tailor-made .. GOOD-GRADE ‘ i}) hac rte } : : ec re lt ‘ «as r - 7 j ; IM roor + Ol the $165 lie ircoom itrit = — ~ ~~ = = : s be ni. “> ‘ , _ t or may be pur Or may be purchase a . : ' = a AE “; & . - ioe oon varatels al : marateiv at pe Sri *, J i ‘ : “= | : hr = 3 pores Li rl ; —— = - : . > ~ Neu ' wee: . > r re el ie - ¥ $ j s . > _ " . « —~ ; bd . — . ; - . . iS mahogany-finish End a Coil Spring may be purchased separately at. ; = fh ah WS) ST) Sree oud | ES ble mav be included pe B > > > + ~ 2: ; , ——. : ad . + as the of hi n : rm ai Room rug may be included in $165 Bedroom , a Pear tte > ee Rea S eee ~ a> pe oe eye: .. : =~ = ° ee : ; ‘ i.é ‘ + Outfit, or may be pur hased s¢ rately at... | ae ' mined mim | & : . A i} 7 o - = ° - HIS hands. In ¢ hl Se wrt Led teak an oN purchased separately. . COMPARTMENTS ON sa] tH r. vie | face Gud OF BUFFET i piece velour Living-Room Suite = ' | t% | “4 | ae 14 ; which, tf desired, — re . : es A‘ i iSmail. ..$1.95 F , a; chased separately as shown here. eee | i ads P ND RETURN ~— $20 Cane-Panel Da-Bed. $10.95 g—— so U Fine 2-Pants bf » Se t. I Made in full all-metal continuous post construction, > | ) This Kitchen ee s is an exceptional value at the price i fh ' : I ‘ . : | | Suits ....$5.95 ; Half Satunds for in rich mahogany finteh, especially priced, without a semanas pac . —% ‘a Included is a cabinet gas range. a three- door. side-icer refriger- ) . . ator, a coilden oak kitchen cabinet, linoleum, and a five-piece : " Leave St. Louis 8 75 om be, - breakfast set. Total price for the complete outfit SND. am , | i. Acrnve Miagare Palle 6:15 am 750 am “of rag dant mae Pullover ‘tadilinas 45¢ ? neh, en a — y < t | Cabinet Gas Range. Side-icer Ref Jumbo Sweaters. . $1.25, : rigerator Chifforobe = a — AY ‘ preecd eeperatriy at $29.50 priced separa: tely at ee 19. 75 with nat compartment and Bi j 3 SE See Cea. see Line tor the Dor, O12 iy - S| aoe 10 =~ O12 N, GRAN : separateciy at.... eceeses -.$12.50 _——_—————__— | 105-7-9 ‘OLIVE s STREET Your Credit Account Is as Welcome as Your Cash _ THE CLOTHING CLEARING HOU: HIS Buffet Mirror may be incl id — A : oor patel gp te bee SQ nn f Including Gas Range, Re- | AN $ »OrTN trit of mav ; < . . ; - ; . - a oF i } purchased separately at.. . : J , frigerator, Kitchen Cab- , . Ip. ; — L to j RAK S | BP. a in ‘ $1.00 Opens — Vanity "Beach may or gg a Rocker mas rq He ‘ ‘ ‘ (i ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 1925. abi ; over- for a OATS 10 .95¢c 2.95 2.95 95 3.95 RADE =RGE TS 35 s’ First e-Pants ITS 0B OYs’ UITS t....$1,95. um . .$2.95 2-Pants ,o + 0005 .. 5c . $1.25 ll - wool, teds or cassimere $10 to d-new -called- d, but like brand-new called for. posit Holds Any Garment *' SAVE 1 Pansy 9 reSses 3 ample } . reSSes: (Slightly 3 Mussed) | A Deposit Holds One — . | ; of o This re ce ‘of Premier. FRIDAT, SEPTEMBER 11, 1 Cot the most out ne bottle fr YOU write us a list of all the Cee have done with one bottle of Pre- © Salad Dressing, you stand a you. cream cheese with Premier i . a bread. Sprinkle w 7 7 different prizes, from bt0 $10 cach, will be arded to those who d ia lists of the grear- number of practical d uses from one bort- contest is open to 9s¢ who have used hier. One can send : than one list— but yone prize forany one testant. Incaseot ties, h tying contestant ibe awarded the ful! punt of each prize tied Cestest closes De- 1, 1925. aan aes. ve rar. of Perfect Mayonnaise a. to win, For there are 147 prizesin cine for cheese sandwiches will here are more ideasin the little mier booklet, set free upon request. Cheese Sandwiches and spread between buttered o a te re placing top slice owssaduich | a prizes—$2,500 in gold sFrancis H.Leggett & Co., New York 1er Salad DRESSING ' | | ~ things good °30 = ; 4 a - — The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH ST LOUIS PAST-NISPA 95 Seen puminn uinraly .) EE SE LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 DRIVER AVOIDS ti , TIR: Insurance executive says Kellogg’s ALL- OWEST TIRE PRI fit . a ° . 9 = | standard makes. | Geedyenr. Gendrich. | f BRAN onqueror of Constipation | "'Csrwo bP k’* 2618 FRANKLIN AV. OPEN SATURDAY | Keity-Spria Firestone, Miller and many other makes. ° | . Pe . + mm. -STANDARD MAKE CORDS } | Former addict to Let Kellog $ ALL-BRAN conquer | WE SELL WHat 598 and 5099 a TL otieeee.e 4 $s P ; | ill 2 constipation forgver for you. Doc-| y AT WE ADVERTISE ne OE ee. 95 I 3053% Geodree |! asepe oe | pulls and drags tor recommend it. It is what they || “B* [ED Ooms Furnished oR apr ot Prderat Reaver, $10.03 | Martin: M: 70 Y Old. | says ALL-BRAN call a bulk food, that sweeps the | oO S Pe ‘ ; s | S2z4 N. 6... Ss. aqadd t. | Struck by Machine as He | restored youth- tion and normal, healthy action. || $17.50, POWN—tlving ‘Chairs aireem and Kitchen— | REAL BUY li! Sas : ee | ful vim. : Something habit-forming pills and | . Chairs and Floorcoverings. CORDS vseee $19.98 Steps From Curbing. pat aay : gs can never do. | neat ‘Gniee $6 eee 920.28 ag ~48 Ae most remarkable trib- Eat at least two tablespoonfuls | a Perr oem 42585 Firestone ...... $27.75 | ellogg’s ALL-BRAN : daily—in chronic cases, with every | Six4 Heavy N ia $10. 312.95 Swerving his automobile to avoid . For more than one-third of a cen- meal. If eaten regulary, relief is | S2x6 Heavy Nonskid. $11.00 aRcoNnus tury, I was an addict to all kinds of guaranteed - 3354 Heavy sea +f ttt striking another machine, Charles! pills, drugs and nostrums to alleviate the h or your gréecer returns | aana% Flanve Nenehia. 914.95 * SPECIAL . McNeilly of 307 Benton street, Ed-| {26 *orturea resulting from econstips- a cnase price. Kellogg’s ALL- | 33x44 Heavy Nonskid. $15.25 [| Kelly - Sorinefieid - 4 Cc Nel ly of 307 enton St! : 4 tion. They brought ohly temporary re- BRAN 18 made in Battle Creek, 34x4 Heavy Nonskid $15.50 STRICTLY |wardsville, struck Martin Mason, 70 | lief. Then I tried Kellogg’s aLt-Bran, Mich. Served in leadi hotel d | 3315 Heavy Nonskid 815.50 |] 30x13% 4-ply 8.05 | and as a result I have a new birth of resta ing eis an ' S214 ply 19.45 years old, of 4214 Norfolk avenue, freedom from the terrible foe of the urants, Sold by all grocers, | [ FREE—4 age OF, 3354 Gpiy ...... 92000 | he stepped from the curbing at | dition . the — a ae of “yr * | eac as he steppe , personification even i? Bal Loo 1 Boyle avenue at | youthful vigor in my advancing years. A wonderful 3-piece Walnut Bedroom s ess ~~, 2 A... GET OUR PRICES ON BAL N TIRES and poyie é Truly, Mr. W. K. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN ‘i a real Saturday rae 2 paced. panied by money fRemont 114 _ & s Bomeont 1146 éaterday. Mason was) 4% the conqueror of constipation. | : y special; md Beautiful Wxlz irn-- order or check wv . 7 m. yésterda! Geitetiity conte $125.00 value, at......... if sels Rug on $14 98 > ean datew te 83033 LOCUST sT. CHESTNUT ST. j . ‘ ’ - . . ra . a Sg ee a ee eee itaken to St. John's Hospital, w here (Signed) A. M. Sweeney, Vanity priced os , day of sale ' shipping, Open Pivenings and All Day . is in a critical condition suffer- | _ The Federal Reserve Life Insurance Co. aeies perate, $7.50 dows $2.50 DOWN Wholesale and Retall. Dealers, Write for Price TAst. he ‘Clara Salad Ip. Th driven 7 Wa Mrs ies, llegs, driven Harry, enues. sand }bound ‘ing. caped gine Coats. New Early Fall Coats, FALL CAPES New Fur- Trimmed Coats .... Very latest — flare Coats, fur-trimmed The newest samples. Save half. $ $ ‘t z* , 95 —=— 9 ; ——— ~ Less Than Half P N. GRANL ING CLEARING HOUSE Hodiamont and Bus to Door rice et aA a * é B ; On Credit Your Fall Clothes are here—f or man or woman. At un price you want to payt on terms you can afford. No red tape. =0 to 50 weeks to pay. Thousands Do, Why Not You? 507 N. Broadway Orr. NUGENTS—2d FL. . re Clothing | | ¢ .p. player | contest ‘ | family | Papin street Pp. : + shi and machine at A four-ton was hurled stroyed shortly before noon yester- | 'day when it was struck by a south- | passenger - train at street cross- | | The Stiern, 30, of 5201 Blow street, es- | icollarbone, senjamin Kozloff, 8, of »venue. suffered & by a A. when struck by Edwin avenue. ‘ing from: fractures of the skull and — 1441 | fractured | ‘callarbone, concussion of the brain ‘and a probable skull fracture at 8 machine | Ettinger, chemist, of 2840 Belt avenue, as he s crossing Wells avenue, at Clara A | Betty Tenzer, 36, 1934 South | lacerations daughter, Ger and her ck former's with Alfre the collided Shaw and by 37, loaded feet an truck 75 Missouri Pacific the Meramec truck driver, kK ‘Broadway, suffered interna] injur- of the trude, | 14. suffered lacerations of the arms | ‘at 11:15 p. m. When an automopile husband, | another d av- with d de- ugene | injury by leaping from the) i'truck after he had killed the en- | in as he was crossing the track. The | truck was valued at $3500. ’ BOY'S LEG FRACTURED BY KICK 'Mural Ilunt Injured by Opponent | } | Mural] 6023 Arthur avenue, is at city hos- | ' pital with a fractured leftljleg asth2 result of a kick in a soccer game at m. Hunt wi 'fured when simult&éaneously ’ | Southwest Francisco Market-Lane, in the absenc@ of the yesterday ‘revolver. attempting to shift Soccer Game. 17 in Hunt, years yesterday. he and kicked an at during a Fifty-ninth avenue. The op] both at Op] A burglar in the home of Fricker, 1225A stole $350 « old, the und gears is in- of | —— _* osin=s | and osin? | player missed the ball and+kicked Hunt in the left shin, fracturing his | ITH - DANIELS “= $350 and Revolver Stolen. Mrs. Allen rT em / rinets and Dru > —_— EES A A ee . " | SPECIAL SALE . Convenient Terms Ask to see them. : ~Our Repair Department | is equipped to handle any kind of repairing on musical inetruments. repair mon and use the be«t of material«x eb- WORK GUARANTERD., tainable. ALI, / nts, Ludwig Drums and a ZIG PINE sT7: MOST C. elusive in S¢. Louis for Buecher Satophones and Band We employ the best QU SE Paramount Banjos. Inatru- = Saxophones are all standard make and have all been cleaned roughly, inside as well as’outside, repadded and recorked @ . GUARANTEED TO BE IN PER- FECT PLAYING CONDITION We are also closing out our stock of used Cornets, Trombones, ma ut a remarkable saving. Y ’ Ni sete eri resery $290. Olive ” ~ ~ Ws . 4 pire me “ney tf At Sa t~ , ay” $2.00 agara Falls AND RETURN Saturday, Sept. 19 Half Fare for Children, 5 and under 12 years te Leave St. Louis 8:25 am 12°45 pm 5:00 pm 10:00 pm Arrive Niagara Falls 6:15 am 7:50am 2:20pm 10:00 pm * 3 turn Service ave Niagara Fallg 11:55 am 4:10 pm 8:00 pm . aaa ee owe 7:10 am 1 a 5:00 pm i be honored in sleeping and par cars on peyment of Pullmen Baggage will be checked. Return Limit 16 Days vations et City Ticket Office, 320 North Broadway, phones RC ‘985-7986, and Union Station, phone Main 4700. Kennedy, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt., 437 Boatmen's Bank Bidg. G FOUR ROUT! ball j corner-lot | street a | _ ——— — — _ _—_——- eS Adecisivedemonstrationofgreaterstyle quality. and-value BETTER CLOTHES is one thing—LESS MONEY is another—but when the two are combined, as they are at this store, they strike a medium that is irresistible. For this Fall and Winter we have prepared a demonstration in value-giving that will decisively reaffirm our leadership in quality, style, tailoring and assortment—as well as in economy. Come as soon as you can—before you spend a single penny for Fall and Winter clothing, learn what is new and fashionable for this season’s wear. Exam- ine the perfect fit and tailoring of the garments we offer—then judge our prices. Many men and young men who have discovered the advantages of selecting clothing at this store, are not only satisfied with the garments, they secure, but are pleased to have located an institution where “Better Clothes for Less Money” are always a feature. ee eet e2# eeeeeeereeereteeeeneereef & we ef * ; — . . ~ : : : A ’ ' : Fall $25 AND $27.50 FALL SUITS ; Fall ° : ’ a Top igs 8 ge A group that offers ideal selections for men of any age. English modelg in the new light shades for youths. Also darker-colored rf ( t pencil stripes. Closer-fitting models in tweeds and cassimeres for = 0a S hen young men. Conservative styles in pure wool worsteds for men. y MEN'S AND All are expertly tailored and finished in a perfect manner. See : ‘'OUNG [N's : them—youll agree that they are worth much more than.......... Topcoats , , -. y (Basement. . and ; Overcoats ‘ . ’ 7 _ $10 30 AND $32.50 FALL SUITS oP tern — 4 An extra special Pe 5 ' ; ; : ’ x" Athyn sagt Ly MB... Bae | MM ES SM Young men who are interested in stylish elothing—and to whom ; ge Be the matter of price is important—will be interested in this attrac- | ment almost | Fig Bo pe tive assortment. Excellent woolens—stylish to the last degree— " ; “a. “ig - -tailored in an unusually high-grade manner—and displaying the ~ YOUNG MEN'S very newest patterns and eolor effects. Certainly a group that . SPLENDID é ; ¥ , ' i ;y spection. Sizes for men and young men......4.+-+-. . Whipcord merits your imspectio d (Second Floor.) ; . - Raincoats | / ge — es 1 5 eee ES E OR TWO‘PANTS SUITS , : Tan's grays and i $35 ON browns. . S8ilk-- lined an “crav- , ; , é : a. Ap extraordinar¢ assefablage+tich in the shades and patterns that | Sizes om o ; . -e > - 44 chest. * will be most widely worn this Fall. Mulberry 8, heathers, Burgun | a ate dies, Javenders and the stylish grays in all their various shadings. a) | yp Pe eg Pure. worsteds, silk-and-wool mixtures, superb cassimeres and 4 | Raincdates lours. Fashioned in the extreme English models and in the modi- | ‘. fied American effects. Come in all sizes......+-+++: co Lassi 4 ) Stylish new mod- . els that will ap- erat | ie $40 ONE OR TWO PANTS SUITS men. Made of Be - i excellent § fabrics. , All sizes. ; ‘ . ; ry : FINE WOOLEN Hland-tailored Suits of extremely fine woolens. ‘he fashionable | OVERCOATS © D so Iinglish wedge and Wales models in single and double breasted ef- . and wn fects, and the new Charleston model so very popular with younger ee Topcoats Hold Any men. All seams neatly piped and trimmed ; hand-finished lapels ; ie $22 75 Garment snug-fitting collars; shape-retaining inner linings—everything that Until ts | ble Sele se » highest quality........+.... sie aed ° Wet Mos goes to make a garment of the hig q : ‘ensue eens Bright new Ready se hoe checks and plaids. f | ¥ Beautiful woolen or it ° Beige. wee fabrics. Sizes for men and and young men. oe © * fo". “a $45 AND $50 TWO-PANT SUITS a . Beautiful velours in the new chestnut browns. beiges and caramel! Also the brighter blues, maroons, pheasant and peacock shades Superkesilk-and-wool worsteds in the ever- vopular stripes. Soff cassimeres in overplaids, mixtures and solid’ shades. Hand- tailored throughout and finished in the manner of custom-made z . af ate ton ‘n and young men othing. Full range of sizes for men and | B (second Wiese SSD oF ae . ii fy i ane . ee I Aa en ae ~ a ae ’ shades. eo 4 Ges & | ae *- * r.) wale Pa” Ae EW FALL CLOTHES offered by the largest boys’ department in St. Louis—at prices Styles and patterns that are decidedly for this season. $16.50 TWO-PANTS SUITS Thousands and thousauds of garments that asswre vou a saving of at least one-third. - $10.50 TWO-PANTS SUITS , Imported and domestic Ld Solid colors checks, mixtures woolens: checks. plaids, i" : . and déverplaids English and overplaids, diagonale and - ie 9 belted models Many of them solid colors. Vest models, « , with vests Made pf service- ° plain models, belted mod- . able iweeds, cheviots and els, some wWith long and —— : mB homespuns in all shades Both short pants, and others bY pairs of kniiekers are fully with two pairs of knickers ‘ te IN NEW FALL SHAD AND lined. 6 to 18 years 6 to 15 years. (Main Fleer; ’ tee ES (Main Floor) ; > PATTERNS $22.00 TWO-PANTS SUITS $13.50 TWO-PANTS SUITS - ‘ . . «1 ? i. 7. \e iour "oe +) f € . : » - Buperh Mil woo; Ove I =),000 pairs ‘ I ants- and cheviote® in lavender? . the ‘la rgest single retail stock in Some with one pair of golf and 95 3 2 iar re "on- rea. —Priel . are one pair of ordinary knickers; viar Garner aay A , Ame rica ries in the news st others with one pair of krfick- * pome = “ * sted mints ame e }.- all shades and patterns —~Aand °’Ts and a pair of long pants. be rhe ond fs weet mm Lol ~ b-— - —- —---—4 ‘ he ; ; The Atest Enelish models in = } os rs ante or two priced at figures that will save plain or belted styles. With and sheet pants’ OO Sei . . : 5S a+ or without vests Sizes 6 to pairs o os (% . you money. — No matter what Ba ee Qdate Wiser (Main Fleer) : size vou desire—what purpose vou want them for—you are cer- tain to find just what you need. Priced in this Fall demonstra- tion at $7 95 to $625: / Store Open Every Saturday From 8:30 A. M. Until 6:30 P. M. ‘ala "I NORTHWEST CORNER EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON a oe am
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‘ : 3 — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper c OMBINED = sree hy } to depositors. Warser is under aion a change of venue. Walser ig daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lem Mil- — peas * GARAGE TAKES e penitenti- liberty und bond pending ac- le f 1323 North Taylor aveane, | - ) zavwsONn OPTICAL CoO. NEW MUNICIPAL FIRST MONTH oe wie ‘Sear tiene hn oe wrt pa his capes to the paced ne i setnensa a fractured right | 'CZUilliamst. ¥ . ™ IN $1000 IN fF IN . Sone yesterday when sne attemptec | ‘Oper Every Dey Until 5 PM. ——— charges of accepting deposits in the Court. wreiee ¢ Tay ts Business (©) failing bank at the last term of eae: PRN NRA AA sone ie a bandspring on e lawn a a s | Comptrotier “awe: Capacity fo 3 County Circuit Coust. The Girl Hurt Trying a Hand- -speing. ior and Evans avenues. She was Ane! _ + Between Olive and Locust Bowen | of La The first month of the new woe ~e Eriti¢h Pos | nicipal Garage, the city’s init | : ; |periment in providing downtown | 2 Ready with a complete line ndoor parking space, brought in| new Fall styles in the se" eo (Je Sy bys Comptrotie= | Retced " cect fe pounced tote Oe Oia upper Carr oll’s S Not the Largest but | ‘te ae SHOES ste ag death J floors of the new Union Market at .80 ° EYES TESTED Broadway and Lucas avenue. re . | Sesue FREE A total of 6324 cars yng: By ar St. Louis’ ' The world’s best-known and longest-wearing school Spherical dled in the first month. Shoes for boys and girls. Made on special scienti Larce Bifocal For These Lenses. Spherica hourly ba- 1 Wnty Style Fra . , 4050 were parked on an signed foot-shaping las Two | Visions a up Ee ~ ‘ig at 25 cents an hour for a total of | ping lasts. Solid leather all the way os oe ee — 608.80. Additional hour charges | - 4 assessed | | . “_ . : Wee» Girls’ Dixie Ties | Girls’ + ~ » - = * ee gp a guy tele Et te Ge i Oe ane ci ~ % » oe - . — a a “ P = — : | 8% to rz Spring 8% to rr Spring S3u4 Royal Cord. 21.7 Doygble Bar h olic aie . -= Bumpers victer riscea fone. declared to the police in ae = iy ft! Psa 30a3% Tubes sme | wa ead oo Ol ‘hevrolet. $8.95 | plaining why a robber who entered - t a A PU ass VY uh ! | mit | ‘ 00 ; For Large Cars......+...... ® hi store this_morning fled without | , : , 1 . fy aS : \) eid! ' | . $3.00 . Fender Guards. obtaining money. | , st FAO) & , ie } ; me a ACCESSORIES | TOP PECOVERS “He dene in,” Finkelstein said, | 5): 2S" 4 Lee a | hi : i Misses 11% to 2 | Misses’ 11% toa A. C. Spark Plugs (all «izes). 58 need ante ME] ens COUR and amid "Stick em Up.’ | 45 » fh | : $3.50 $4.50 Extra heavy, come compicte w ’ 5 | | if Common Sense Polish, $1 Size.59c mere gy Pncere © eating and binding. I didn't say a thing. I just looked | 3 vom at see” MS et iy a | | , Girls’ Sizes 999 Polish, $1 size... Fora Toure. Mg 84.45 at him. When he began to-swear i! ee Ta 5 aes kD Ta . ' = - | ee Onl Rear View Mirrers.. : Ford Roadxter. swe Dan be ste'ok SE I looked at him harder. He stopped | 2H Tt “ ate Uo Pl A, er . 1p in an y Jewel Dash Light Caps. Chevrolet Touring ....,... 7.95 swearing and he got embarrassed. Specials for Fords § | **" 'eckins st him, and finally he gave up and ran out of the a hide ta Vdaae © lek be ee ' | : : o. | Buster Brown high-top mised | A smart new Parking Light , . Carpets, regular 83.50 to $5 value - Dash Light..........38e Coupe, Sedan or Tudor... $1.95 |store. — So mee Poth nag. a c ° im tam or Wise ace | top: or tan calf Spot Light f Te CC, Rubber Fleer Mats......... Witneses saw a man run from TTT IT : 3 - : Stop Light /.. oO | | aah sem oe egy AO ‘the store. bs lk . “ as iT at eee oe a over foot-shaping last. Low | mouse elk top. ~ Head Lights, (for amy ear) § porce-feed Oilers oe | : “oe, Nt . oO Mh ue T ~ th | ope stab | pease tee, Teen [MISSOURI BANKER ACQUITTED. SL i ST es some BP Ean ae hel a x | rébber heels. fist" Rubber hela ax jinn Electric Cigar Lighter... Sisety Hub Flange ‘Verdict at Fourth Trial of Pormer | RERSOEEE Metencion........t00 | mons’ Lashes ipnici... aN | oi 8 3 Pieces With L or Seats rays to 2 $3.50 727.5 aN aN : | | In Fine Velour—Mattress Included Tl) Buster Brown high Shoes and Oxfords in the balloon @ .¢,-4 on the AM ge Wi | Welt sewed soles. ‘Rubber | loon last. Light Se us $954 ‘hPloes Bedtie Suite Weert net euemeeneetil With Rocker, Bench and Lamps ] 5 9 BACK § beta pss ~ ee ed ee ee ee 2 - —_— . Here’s. $95—but you urday—this beautiful wal- taal nut veneer Suite finished i: luguenot walnut is reduced $95—four CO., KEIFFER DRUG CO. AND” = JOHNSON BROS. DRUG CO. DRE a A ea Fe ee a Se handsome pieces comprisi: large dresser, chifforobe, large vanity ee and bow-end bed. Uniquely two-fon: ind la lined Best drawer construetion Include bench and rocker Pe) a and pair silk shade pottery base lamps to match. aturday, at ee | | ° : Moone’s Emerald O08 & This Simple Home Treat- | *0r* 3 een pow “Success” Enarhel-T rimmed atu ° ‘ment Giving Amazing Re septics capable of deat I |most pernicious e mite sults, " _ | sons caused by ia of N W B ul n a bo W R a n e The world progresses. Today ail- ous healing’ agent. is e g g > . ments that took weeks to cure can One application, for . ' ; a now be*ended in a few days. If you the itching of , New F. Gas F ie i >) ea have varicose veins or bunches you applications cause the | : Uses Coal or . hs ean start today to bring them back | dry up, scale off and ~~ : | to normal size, and if you ave wise appear. It is oo | . . on’ . 5 , ae you will do so. ‘in barber's itch, salt am The Latest Patterns im M s SS —— - gy in . few 1e very lafest Rang compact . _ ‘It very “powerfal and petetrating, hesitate Gas Range and kitchen Ss ater com- and only a little is required. is so “tha * 7 . ‘ = > si > «4 i) = > . ; . é ry : %1i¢ ~ > ° , . ‘ yr rta > ~ . — 7 : — ; Z . © 10Tf SAlLUT- e . == J “ i : guareniee—Cure or Be Par. Mo Chlerefeorm. Ne Danger. No — 9} =} 9h 2 Cal or write today It will pay yes | QS i116 OLIVE ST cre ing Amecaed Pro mt sewspaper giving Associated Press news - tee 45 Ce ee ae ee ee — ae ee ; =
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FRIDAY - SEPTEMBER 11, 1995 7 . SIXTH and FRANKLIN L-Leather Shoes for All the Family» tl Ready with a complete line of new Fall styles in the famous ER Brown 5SHOE® t-known and longest and girls. Ping lasts. “wearing school and dre Made on special scientifically ¢ Solid leather all the way thro, ie Ties sses’ 1114 to 2 —_ Girls’ Oxfords 4 For School Wear $3.50 | Misses’ 113% to 2 4 wirls’ 2% to 7 | $3.00 | Girls’ 2% to 7 $4.50 $4.00 "4 Buster Brown ie, Choice of or tan calf. bt-shaping lasts. oles. Rubber A, Buster Brown Oxfords of tan or black calf made on a r* dium round-toe last. 3 sewed soles. heels. = —— —— zm, — a. Girls’ Two-Tone 8% to 11 Spring - ee Heels fe {5 1001 Shoes | tom Spring eels oe % as" ( | FRIDAY, : SEPTEMBER 11, 1925. -—_— o-oo ; Every Day Until 5 P.M. urday Until 6:30 P.M. ——= —_——_— UNION OF POSTAL by British Official. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, Sept. 11.- wide union of postal employes was /recommended yesterday by L. W. / Eritish Postal Workers’ Union, to MOTHER.- Fletcher’s Cas- toria is a pleasant. harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Pare. Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups. especially prepared’ Infants tin arms and Children all ages avoid imitations. always look for the signature of Cnt thiha. at directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it ’ EMPLOYES, . with Security” World-Wide Organization Proposed | convention here. —A world- | The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY delegates attending the National Association of Letters Carriers ported as follows: Presiden Hdward J. Gainor, Muncie, Ind.; vice president, John §S Foley, Bos- ton and Edward M. Heimer, St. ht * Between Olive and Locust) Bowen of London, secretary of the | Louis. The Nominating Committee has t, cAn Now Opet~ ~ Most advanced ideas in construction and service. Right in héart of busi- ness and theatre district. 400 Rooms 400 Baths Rates from $3.00 Charlies Heiss, Manager St.Louis U.S.A. $3.00 | $4.00 Misses’ 1174 to 2 Hotel of Distinction ; to isses 1174 to 2 $3.50 Girls 2% to 7 > $5.00. high-top Shoes k calf. Made ping last. Low $4.50 Girls’ Sizes in Tan Only $5.00¢ & A smart new Buster Bro model. Patent vamp, gray elk top; or tan calf vamp, field mouse elk top. © Foot-shaping “last. Rubber heels, iy a Shoes for Youngsters Made on Nature-Form Lasts and Oxfords made of patent leather, brown,’ white or smoked elk. Extension sewed soles. No tacks or nails. Sizes 2 to s$ 1.75 = Sizes 5'/, to 8$2.00 Sizes 81% to 11$2.25 5 s Buster Brown Shoes © . | zes, Boys’ Sizes ..$3,90 2% to6...... ...$4.00 a high Shoes and Oxfords in the balloon or round Zigh Shoes in black or tan calf. 1 | Oxfords in patent leather, tan or black calf. Welt sewed soles. Rubber heels. Made over Brown shaping lasts. — —— mama —=: 7 . —_——_ Boys’ Dress Oxfords With Crepe Soles Sizes 12 to 2 Shoes bizes 1244 to 2 $4.00 izes 2% to 6 $4.50 > Shoes, made of ty tan calf, on | batloon last. Rubber The very latest Buster Bro Oxford on the wide toe loon last. Light tan. Cr rubber soles. VEINS REDUCED OR MON YS WOLFF-WILSON DRUG FER DRUG CO. AND “BROS. DRUG CO. Home Treat- Moone’s Emerald Oil besides § . one of the most powerful of Amazing Re- sceptics capable of destroying |most pernicious germs and the - |sona caused by tiem, is also s. Today ail-| ous healing’ agent. a ks to cure can! QOne application, for instance®™ days. If you'the itching of eczema, and 8) or bunches you applications cause the erup » bring them back | dry up, scale off and completes if you are Wise appear. It is equally as ets jin barber’s itech, salt rheum, ginal bottle of jand inflammatory skin tro Oil at any dispens-| People who want to reduce” d apply it night/ cose veins, or get rid of ecz7em™ enlarged veins, | cers or pil wina few days she , and penetrating, hesitate fo get a bottle at oF ip required. is so powerful that a small ye’ treatment the’ lasts a long time. Any, ph grow smaller and jcan supply you, W olf f-Wilso8 2 soon reduce to,(o., Keiffer Drug Co. and . | Bros. Drug Co. sell lots of it. | CURED -: KN T3 Ss WITHOUT THE all Rectal Direasce cured my Soothing Gentle » ' fy A A A as ne’ 4 , ie Toes on or ay t will pay you uat AND EXAMINATION FRES FREE BOOK jie ou Rectal pecialis Offiee Hours: i COE, ‘ s . 8 a.m. to § pm. att ne! aT. Lovcts Sundays 10 te} f a oo DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening giving Associated Press news service. ’ bi re rere ii He irae +e eee segeee eeteee weehere ee be ee — ne ONE! Begeees HOYLE & RARICK CLOTHING CO. EESGEEn ~SAVI r ———*- + — ames r > - YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD Haven't you often wondered how some people circumstances manage to dress so well? in yourself and we will explain how easy it is to wear good clothes while paying for them on easy weekly installments. time to take advantage of our special new customer discount of $1.50, which opens your account with us. ranged on any purchase. Wear While Paying — We Trust You in moderate Why envy thenr? Come Now is the Convenient terms ar-. With Extra Pair of “‘Longies’ A Mést Wonderful Array of Ladies’ Winter Coats $ An extraordinary offs ring of new in soft. colorful fabrics that appear far richer than the price would indicate. e Boys’ Suits, $14.95 Up - NEW FALL DRESSES $22.50 Others Up to $49.50 i + Men’s Hats, $5.00 Up New Fall Models The Latest Patterns ‘Coming patterns at low price EAST ST. LOUIS STORE, 314 COLLINSVILLE AV. 606-608 N. BROADWAY - 2-Pants Suits 3 The man who is careful abot Be - lecting his apparel will find many be- in Men’s All-Wool 33 And Up Tho 4s “ Yoors N x thof Wa Smingi r\ he And Up designs, BEes “THE HOUSE OF UNUSUAL VALUES” iSEuER — ten ; ——— et ee ee CHARGED GOVER ADS LUMBER ‘SQUEEZE ‘Senate Group Told That Lum- ber Kings and Forest Service Throttle Competition. of the York By a Staff Correspondent Post-Dispatch and New World, PORTLAND,’ Ore., Sept. 11. Some of the methods used by the lumber kings. of the West to throt- tle competition and squeeze out the | “little fellow’ were disclosed here | to the Senate subcommittee inves- tigating the question of the public | domain. | The small holder of timber prop-| ‘erty throughout this timber plot, the investigators were told, is be-!| ‘ing pushed to the wall, his holdings | made worthless, compelled to sell | to the big concerns, and otherwise forced to pay tribute to the supe- rior organization of his millionaire | competitors. The Government and its administration of the forest is | made part of this system of crush- ing out the small interloper in the scheme of things as seen by the millionaire lumber kings. Attempts on the part of the park service of the Interior Department | annex beautiful Diamond Lake | to Cart@r Lake Park, in Southern | Oregon, was assailed as a move to | add to the value of theaoncession- | aire holdings in Crater Lake by| ‘giving them Diamond Lake as well. | | Vigorous protests were also offered | ‘against proposals to install the | Government as the protector of | ‘wild game life in Oregon. The | ‘State protests it can take care of | its own wild life and wants no} Government interference. | Oil, minerals, water power and! ‘lumber have been the lures which | have drawn the seekers for wealth | throughout the West—lures which | _have resulted in annual crops of} ' millionaires. Much of the develop- ment of this wealth has been) brought about legitimately. But ‘there are always the stories of the | advantages taken by the big con-| cerns over the holders of the small) /equities and the story of lumber} ‘has many chapters which rival the manner in which Standard Oi] tn) the older days, crushed -the life out of its competitors. At the Flathead reservation investigation last week} the curtain was raised on how the'| timber on the Indian reservations is removed without. accounting to the Indians, and pos§bly not to the Government itself. In Oregon an-!' other story is told. | E. N. Giltner’s case is typical. He was the owner of 280 acres of timber land within the folds of the national. forpst. The forest service had leased timber, about 400,000,- 000 feet, to a big lumber concern. | The price paid was $2 per 1900 feet. The mumber company built a' railroad to its logging operations| which was made a common carrier. This road ran past Gliitner’s prop- erty but the British company which controlled it refused. to transport Giltner’s timber® unless he sold his timber holdings for 40 cents. per thousand as compared with the $2 per thousand paid the Government. He complained the forest people had made a survey of his timber and said he had only 12,900,000 feet in it, although a survey he had privately made showed he had from 17,000,000 to 19.000.000 feet. " Giltner said he even went so far as to offer his timber for $1.50 per thousand and to give the land after| the timber was off to the Forest Service for reforestation if he were permitted to use the railroad. “As the situation now — stands.” he said. “I must sacrifice for 40 cents a thousand or else I will have no way of getting the timber to market. The Government is for al] of us alike and not for a class. ; It is an attempt me to sell at the other fellow’s price.” : ae the Nationa! Forester for Washineton and Ore- gon, taking the stand, sald the For. to force (Granger. est Service was powerless to com- pel one lumber coInpany or any one man to handle the product ef another tie did not deny the facts as stated by Giltner. ¥~-- — aaa = a | The Biggest Adventure When O. Henry set out on the | trail of romance, he went —just around the corner. For he knew that the real comedies and trag- edies of life“are always close at hand—being lived by ordinary | - people just like you and IL. In the same manner, the thrill- ing, heart-stirring stories chat appear each monthin TRUE STORY Magazine come from— just around the corner. Its sto- ries are written by its readers— stories of love and hate, of joy and sorrow, of supreme self-sac- rifice and brave battling against terrific odds. d s If you want to laugh, if you want to cry—if you want to dip déep into the Adventure of Life as it is really lived~—gert the October TRUE STORY at any newsstand TODAY. — ABLETS oe eS Qt MEANS HEA!ITH INSURANC rue Story =" newsstands 25¢ a) -_— = 1102-11085 New Store Hours: 6:00 P. M. Daily 6:30 P. M. Saturday Close-Out Sale of PHONOGRAPHS To make room for our new Fall Samples we are offer- ing our floor sample Phonographs at greatly reduced uy a high-grade prices. This is your opport Phonograph at a very low cost. FREE unity to b with every Phonograph, 12 latest selections and a Blue Bird Dinner Set. 9 Phonographs...........$39 8 Phonographs...........$45 9 Phonographs...........$55 7 Console Phonographs. . . $69 ILDMAN BROS, aie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - nue - ome 27 * -= oo ee ate =: © a ee ae ee Ss -—— OLIVE ST! ; ‘ (- ‘ We Give an Extra 10°: Qiscount ) If you settle your account if 30. 68 eof 80 / days time—the same a« if you had made | ’ a cash purchase. BPO BRAD OPO LOLI . 7 i i me ees ewe sa NY YN NT\, RO RCo: ~ SA IIE | i $1 DOWN Buys Any Phonograph v — Kroehler 3-Pc. Ove Bed Davenport Suite @ | am | i "Ii | Tee rstuffed We will deduct $25 from the price of any Living-Room Sulte you select if you present this coupon at the! time of purchase. All goaJs marked in plain figures , i i 7 é Tide Common te Werth $95 GOLDMAN BROS. ee ee ee ~ a “ BPP $5 a Month Buys This Suite By day it is a handsome Suite for your living room. No one would guess that the beautiful Davenport con- tained a bed. By night the Daven- port opens easily into a full-size bed, enabling you to extend your hospital- ; ity to unexpected guests, of provid- ing additional sleeping accommoda- tions for your own family. This Suite is upholstered in rich covering. Do Not Overlook This Big Value "164 NLL dl lla ea an \ $1 Down Buys a Chifforobe ee a [9.2 cabinet wood, whlnut finished. If you need a Chifforobe, do not overlook this big bargain. This is a spe- cial value. Is large and With Your Purchase (Eons — FREE of at GOLDMAN BROS. This Beautiful BLUE BIRD DINNER SET $10 Credit or Over, Either for Cash or S| s1Down ~§ Lino Sale | We quote special price on this pro-Lino. See our large line— for this over 100 pat- terns. Special, per square yard Y sale Whole Rooms Covered on Terms to Suit hs os Simmons Mattress The Bed is one of Simmons ; $ Down most popular patterns—well de- $ 75 Buys signed and in the latest walnut * y finish. A Bed that adds to the ae it! appearance of arty room. A fine Spring and comfortable Mat- | tress are included in this special price. \ ‘ ’ “ e , oe 7 oer , j \ a ee oF, - Sat a SS fe, ‘ ‘ 4443 355+ $s} F r5+85t —— vw WL LL “4 Bed, Spring and» 3 Pieces—Complete their fine baki cial leader has two holes for and a bargain Can be had with en- ameled high shelf at small additional cost This Range is a beauty coal. $ Buck’s Gas Range and Kitchen Heater $3 a Month Buys It Liberal Allowance for Your Old Range SIMMONS DAY-BED A new invention—so easy to open that a child can operate it. A beau- tiful couch by day and a Bed at night. We have a large se'ection of beautiful pads. Day-Bed wit’ pad as low as , a F = Buck’s Gas Ranges are known for qualities, This spe- our gas burners and 69 Extra heavy, special sale — ' —— , . ? *. oie " ‘ eS ae hi) a ee ; a >) : et Ms ‘ A : ~ Pi », ; $1 DOWN BUYS A BRUSSELS RUG | and come in beau- ‘a tiful patterns. Full size 9x12 3 M3 . : ie +f and suitable for any room. 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Hindquarters ar as an Forequarters ... he al or; 2 ~ an SATURDAY SPECIALS =@ Lu A x. : 520-828 ; Trade—Clharter May . | s¢ ~ ze rae = 7*N teéd Prod- : , : | $ Dil ; | Smafl Bologna, SON, 18, KILLS FATHER, Sf 4 pega s MILK Sugar Corn | TOMATOES @. Per zs Lb Per PURE Gelaen oe | 44 nur . ce Borden's Eagle’ brand.| Bridal Beauty brand; | “luull’s: No. 2 size can. 2 - HONEY pit 9) Jonathan . ‘ RANE at . THEN ENDS HIS OWN LIFS D fa. 2 Orily of the 2 Large 33 No. 2 site — eweet |} A real I4c can 1 eee ; ATED C 7 ~ 6h eloest | alta eed tender: & “1 10 value... 0 ~~ R a." oer PR rn 1s PG ny A | B 1S fan eg : Arm or Chuck, Cut From PURE BUTTE Potat 1F i thy & or, ag erg Barley. pple Butter |i careny Asparagus ie | Walter Ra dwt a2 a we known F ' $4 00 ” th { E | Somore; real 35e Mallard: Ne. 1 Ib. tall Choice Native F 5 farmer of Pop County, -:living ree. ' or 0 ag e value: onart tar JAM ean; a real Per PET io dts oo O%% oe 0 N. Y. CHEDDAR 5 —$—————— ee miles 8 southwest of Har- | Stamps With Every Can Garden Kraut [Cor'rur™ anasusne: | _ 2 Cans ae oD Red Onit a; Libby-s Tall Condensed Milk ? a as and xi ey 7 roy : erheti No. 2% Ib. can: a real] ® real S5e 25 ie ; o Ca t ge CHEESE, Lb. “eeeeee ) Three cans... C son Keneth, 1« years old fol- Ever-Good nig 1Se can value. iS value... omato va sup ; Fresh Epa FANCY a ae hae SP A . lowing a quarel,“after which th: extra C Car® | S 14%%-o2. bottle; a 10 ‘ Dressed Hens, ib. . ie FANCY DOMESTIC - MUSTARD 18¢ boy killed himself large. STRINGLESS CUT Malt YFUP [real 20 value. aid - ESE, Lb Cau | . nett ser = EER Ea Baldwin agd his son had been in yn aa EAN Double Dutch; S notin iP : SWISS CHI CHEE: ’ S- DILL PICKLES — 5p Bo» riers eMting corn ail tore. ie coat, A, y glee as Pork & Beans ii B Fancy Sugar Ac | p RERIB 2 CONCORD GRAPES lett 1) ——— - : eo ee ee anes ene ciety |] Genuine igwerted Burien Poe 26s = 4 i ge 4g ee Cured, per pound. wet Basket... .. EttuCe | Bohemian Mait Ale ; ; posh ‘ 4 - on ‘A eo \ . hy Suiees Demestic Swiss Cheese i ~ all ae 15 ~ is — { | Blatz, can Ny) ile ase apport 3 ye PW As Rete *hiladelphia age Cheese. 2 oe. = Lbs. Pure Cane, J P COLD LUNCH EON MEATS ya , ia : aS BCH . wu mento (ream (Cheese 2 pkes. tle , 3 ‘ +) finlA "7" } . ” : bey, r MATCHES 10 his going back ‘ elg ‘ Phenix Limburger Cheese ? pkese. Tie Fine White Granu. une eas é : | ! Three bexcs , er C ov went tint the hous got a Ties Carry-All Bacs. each se mon gn ool ng ‘ca | Boneless Boiled Ham, Ib 4 Smoked Braunschweiger, ib. “a — ~~ oe . CATSUP 20¢ ss} , harre ed shotgun. ran out Market Bask eta. each Be }$ } R - a can valoe. a os roman -~ a se pe a B el Pigs’ Feet, jar. *“ee . >» ——_ - = a l4-oz, bottle '.. nthe porch and despite the pleas ——___—— — erliner Ham Sausage, ib..... c oneless Jes'es CHERRIES a 95 oo gadbegaren Evonqutbeslbegedis geod Washing Powder |i Thuringer Cervelat, Ib...... 27',c |.Minced Ham, Ib........ . «ean . ed pitted _ F 24 Pegs sme my Gwappeares @ tht OUBLE SLs. LIMIT ge eg | - h voods As neighbors were assem- : pkgs. 3 fer -_" , ‘ Del Monte Spinach 25e Jing, a shot was heard and the) UTCH i; Firm, Ripe, Yellow and Delicious >. g enerous - ian hodvy was found . om ' wit a KEST HOP FLAVOR : ee Apple Butter =p 200 se ATTEND DEDICATION MALT SYRUP Att Sx Someone in St. Louts may be BANANAS 2 Pounds 13 os Pe oa ae eS a ure; guar a the ndwich for hool eokin or e ro ou Vv MeGratt Malt Bile Bait 'ca a Seamnect Peacrece $5 al Sl Bluhil ; : trae, or they ay be tno j Ivory Sosp Flakes 10) | peta iy oe MEA Tasty Cheese = ae © oe ee AP P L E S : PE ARS : Mixed Tea ~10e eeren, § Seity | gets rage ore Bo@e pene nenece eneses si | Jonathan, ng or Cooking $1 Eagle Stamps with pke | ope oP Rannt be ewes pile ees ——_—_———— ye ~ Lute Pick Ale co lle Signed poate angen OO , Per Sc Lb. 4 Lbs. 25¢ BLANTON TCOHVHVO Se ee eee Shh battle here were Senator George H. Wil- : asm _ 200 Bl Gardner. iyead, weiter: Wanatre of Ic ANTALOUPE Rockytord for Jet Ol Shoe Polish 1p f°": 8:00! of Journalism of | th Best Quality St Pagle Stamps with bettie | me . and Pte ad * “P a o ) ~~ iy | E-Z Shoe Polish Jaf oni) sivsicn Tor "tha ‘Anvoleesea| “aa — RAPES | POTATO &! Pegle Starmps with can v ry ‘s oo ‘ G means POTATOES E! Tl 7 (oe tla 22¢ | 0 LEGISLATOR ARRESTED | | 4 TOKAY, FINE EATING | FANCY COSBLERS 4 | a | “ev RSO. sere | fa] 2 Pounds 25c | § Pounds 16 Health and Eco pesnr entrees] 22 = SATURDAY BARGAINS @| (CEBERG LETTUCE Firm crisp Heat —— - | violating a section of the Miller | i= Seediess Grapes 15¢ aw. The Miller law authorizes dr ; : ml ° BEETS Fancy Homegrown, 3bunches.__-—____ ——— ec ered violation of the prohibi iH exalZ, a = Sar eG BU 100 f Saste: sac basee ma me oe ER eens ee ee " = rena aie arom || CELERY LARGE STALKS. CRISP AND FRESH Each! ¢ aren ee ee r| eatrical Co ream nsecticides HARMON H a ewer 10s ; “ay vidberenae qu “apn is being sold s Soft, Flit 69c, $1.19 HAIR TONIC i CABBAGE, 2 ibs. 5c; ONIONS. Red, 3 lbs. 10c: White, 2 u e” . e a ec.ared t he wou = smooth is Aide . i his ition et aia e : Its refreshing and in- r —_ ee U ~ ss Locate os -vigorating qanltics 4 BUTTER CHEESE 0 ev Churned fresh every day ir Fi gem Fe en: : ae ge ye = Country lub Delicious Cream, Ib .32c | Good Luck, i... | : ; >| c e . Oo ecradiate «a ; « r %j ’ f ly P tote — Powder. se. ae aid nature in 4d gig Deen cay Spicy Pimento, fb. .39c | Creamo, Ib. ....7) MEN S OXFORDS 6B SEE vr tn 28 BE) Reppin ne te stron Sf Per SOC». | kratt Pimento, tin: 15c | Creamonut, Your Dealer Con Supply tench oF alt) esal! [Ye ~\in healthy. Does not promote i 4-O1. Rottle the gmowth of hair. Popular | AMong the profession, SAPO-ELIXIR Regular price S0c VELVET CAKES & ssniiary*weasper ‘anc delivered fresh daily. 2 For Pes oe 7 That Express Style Smartly | ; : : iegular price Tic. ~d ' This mouth tL. DIC 30c Size... .. 29¢ | Tas Monn .....39e E BLANTON é& e Ss Vi i Fr tis me~« Genek Pie JORDAN ALMONDS WNoedbury Cream . 20e CORN D E L i C | 0 U S$ C A 4 ES oes CO | i Satoetes Tees sees Koo plea SB One Comm... New tow price | Fig Bars, per pound perbakeespc orig i ree Mase, 798 pene cen | nea... Country Gin, 28¢l oo as ee a L rhomolas T: Saoan a 2. : ! has ren : 3 “ - — eat oe aa me a a pound. 5s 6a iin 2% : oe } a. an Bremen ea See an er-Kiss Rouge ae vondale, can, i4c/ Cocoanut Ta ar, per = Pht _ “get: = p now ~ 3 3 2 rover et iain ' Ie 4 Cliftes Can p fy Pp pound 19¢ | Mot. r these de- wg" Hiatt Tome... n, eanut Wafers, per pound. __. 19¢ t ne ardu 7 Be cLous “itch’« air re : ~~ bs . . H ME Sancter Tesmh Pant”... Melee aoa as eS Retreat aa 7 1Oc ln te ia ° Se mn aoe eal nn i ray _— Amonds. You a. Paul Henna "owder oa Lemon Wafers. r 1 t . "THERE you are, “My Boy Friend.” : L, Lyemn Wooth Paste, Ste amides ae 60. 49 wav bere renter, re = - per pound. ..... i3e ih Eat Huette's you will find all he new Fal py fren Some Ponte tment in, 490 Birkin bee oe 7 FRENCH 30°, (057 run serren te .Geas—in the very smartest Oxfords. Just } Ci : | P : - nA Ai tcc -_ t : . igar Specials | RID SALVE Shaving Needs = A the right type to be worn with Oxford at eee oe . . . r ti Bags. Many styles, including the new — in Se “se! Will Open and Heal wor one ‘Dupies Ey Ae q JEWE Pumase — ee | : Hard Heels (solid leather top lifts) that fh fiona ane male = venctheady meadeo 2De = ‘ + SANTOS RICH AND FLAVORY AT A i. a oP amerw a yw Shown in light tan, = Camels. on gg nme see Withee? Aqua Veiva ..20e " nt het . ‘Fi ac ordovan, Wine Cordovan and other 7 Lucky Strikes. Piedmonte, 2 for : ee ee ll m4 : i Bock-Corde he Bait BSc and 50e sa Nitiame cam = EE NAVY BEANS, New Hand-Picked .... 3 Pe } . i Cathe | $1,00 to $1 50 | Narcisse 50c Prepholactic 7 i = 1] TOMATOES |S Drin tt L Resinot. or le ave Knife Talcum Tooth _— E ummer ae | “ ECR TENN 9c 19¢c 39Cc We PPro ergs we PRICES at | vondale, No. 2 can.......... . f. a ONLY AT THE FOLLOWING REXALL DRUG STORES ~ Avondale, No. 3 can.......... 18c ‘| | NORTH Schneider’s Drug Store V. Krummenacher : ; Standard, No. 2 can.......... 10c ~ —s * BROADWAY AND CHIPPEWA UNION AND STBURBAN “ A J. Bretscher ‘ : "Earl Senith 1. D. LaCour ia Standard, No. 3 can... Yoo t i6éc . . TRIMxXK AND MACKLIND 6ictsS BARTME a Fricke Meha res Co. | Walther's Pharmacy Theo. Schwerdtman [7B BF FLOUR iis 24 Ibs. $1.38 | ZA REX ce Y= * >—y : GRAVOIS AND CALIFORNIA 6510 DELMAR : . 7 ‘Pen neseesris WEST Victor Drug =, § BEANS, Country Club, 3 cans, 23c; Campbell's, 3 c: ~ os. Rosent = oe , x ee Blue Ridge Pharmacy SUBURBAN i § MILK, Country Club, 3 tall — 25c; small cans. aa Brown-Cloughly Deckmeyer Drug Co. @4 § BREAD, Country Club ':;” 10c ‘= 7c; VIENNA, loaf. t Spacth—Jost Drug Co. ED Drincoll FERGUSON. ns } | ve = ae 22) See CLAYTON AND_McCAUSLAND 30 NM. CENTRAL. cLaYTON. wo 6m " SOUTH Jantzen’ s Pharmacy Krummenacher’s ~ nel 28 | ov AND. WONDERFUL SHOES al = G. A. Cordes O. J. Krummenacher Maplewood Pharmacy = : Bite Bug's” | RH Raaseie’ | Wa aeesee, & , ; 716 Olive 420 N. Sixth 6118s Easton Z S. BROADWAY 540 N. VANDEVENTER WEBSTER cneves. ie 7 es | r STON) = nit CDSOMail Orders Solicited at 10% to Cover Postage and Packing Ges20e=z) 4H THESE PRICES GOOD ONLY IN GREATER ST. LOUIS AND BAST sT. Louts
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FRIDA SEPTEMBER "t, = ers — aun tO ew, ¢. “ieee sl ae OLSEN * L 2 AC igs = fe avs, “SMOKED LIFORNIA 6 Ib. Average, per Ib. PORK ROAS RIB OR LOIN Per 33i¢c Lb. or Chuck, Cut From Pound. 17h Fresh Ss Springs, Ib., Dressed Hens, Ib.... EON MEATS 'SPARERIBS © 17h Smoked Braunschweiger, Fee Pressed Tongue, Ib Boneless Pigs’ Feet, jar....... Minced Ham, Ib FRIDAY, | ehihencmantn ta 11, 1925, The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening ee COMBINED ST. LOUIS: POST-DISPATCH — —_- _ CC A TWO — 707-109 N. SIXTH ST.% —————— --— - = ELS HELD FOR ORGANIZING KLAN IN GERMANY 323-325 DE BALIVIERE & | "Pay Us a Visit at Our “Uptown Store,” on De “SPEER hae Jast South of Waterman). Plenty of Space to Park. Sug ugar |POULTRY “-" 279 N.Y.CHEDDAR OE CHEESE, Lb. FANCY DOMESTIC SWISS CHEESE, Lb.. CONCORD GRAPES AQ Basket___.. 1b. OD 49 Fe. hei CHICKENS, 1b. 10 ths. SAU SAGE Sirloin vod house nent Fresh Roast, lb. & | Arm Roast, tb. 1 2: ai... lb. a => Pork Roast, Ib. 27 21 Wavy Beans, 2 Ibs....15] Apple Putter, gt. jar..20] Grane Ju'ce, gt. bot. .40 HONEY Pail Jonathan FANCY HEAD 10 »w and Delicious ? Pounds 1 3¢ PEARS Bartiett, Fine Eating ‘Granulated. RING Y dy ants 20 | OUNG HENS, |b. 26 und Minced Ham, lams hi Braunschaeiger PURE BUTTER Potatoes 10 Ihs.27 Cauliflower — 40-Lb, Lim’ 10 “uc ROOSTERS, tb. . . 19 Roasts Franks, Porter- th Headcheese, p Chuck Shoulder or’ SMOKED, Loin Santos Coffee, Ib....38] New Head Rice, ib..101%°". "2, 15¢ PURE BP QB | czzc-Apples 6 lhs.25 Red Onions 3lbs.10 Lettuce 2 heads 15 HHI | ~ 2° Se, +4 F generous helping i of | iit Ht | Schein of Matteson, Iil., | Ht oath administered were found in | Two American sa Citizens Arrest- | ed on Account of Opera- } tions in Silesia. _—-— —_ | | Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch : | and New York World. by the Press an4 Puiitzer (New York World and Post-Dispatch.) | BERLIN, Sept. 11.—Otto Stroh- 54 years ‘old, and his son, Gotthard, of 1132 | Diversy street, Chicago, both giving their occupations as clergymen, will arrive in Berlin today from Silesia, | Copyright. 1925. lublishine’ Cos 2; where they have been arrested on a | charge of organizing a German Ku | Kiux Klan, The men, | born in Germany, |American citizens, both of whom were but haye become appealed to the |American Consul-General for pro- 'tection. . He naturally can do noth- ‘ing except see that they have a |fair trial. The offense with which they are charged, secret conspiracy 'against the welfare of the state, is | punishable by imprisonment not |exceeding one year. They probably 'will get suspended sentences and ibe immediately expelled from the | country. Third Organizer Left. The third organizer, Don Burton Gray, said to be from Hillsboro, IIL, _a 21-year-old student, left Ger- many some weeks ago and is now ‘in America. (Hillsboro dispatches ‘report no one of that name known there.) The klan sensation dwindled somewhat today when police ad- mitted no acts of terrorism had |yet been established against any organizer nor any weapons found on any of the 18 men arrested. They admitted further that. the membership lists of the “Knights ,of the Fiery Cross,” as the Ger- man kilan is known, contain only 'some 350 names. | The police hit the trail of the _klan while investigating political murders committed in 1924, when 'searches of various fiouses dis- | closed material regarding the se- | 'cret order. Later a membership list and the searching the house of a police of- ficial’s son, who disappeared sud- denly. An interesting fact is that the members, who mainly were arti- /Sans, small shopkeepers, clerks, etc., soon were unable to stomach ithe American rites and mummeries introduced by the organizers and ‘had virtually excluded the Amer- icans from any active voice in the — —_ _—_ Soe ll — a —- ome te The Economy of Fine Quality | " SALADA" fe = is always fresh and of full strength. It therefore draws more richly intheteapot. Try it, H612 DRESSING CHICKENS Dressing chickens is not only a matter of removing the feathers; they must be properly bled when slaughtered, scalded at the right temperature, then refrig- erated at 33 degrees. Univ 2% of the markets are equipped for this work and we are among that 2%. That's why our own Dressed Poultry gives satisfaction to particular peveple. Have Spring Chicken at 34c ib. for your Sunday dinner OR Top Sirloin Steak at Will Docter’s Century Steak Market 515 MARKET ST. OPEN SAT NIGHT TILL 9 r“\ Walk 3 Blocks Away From the 8. High-Rent District and Save $5 to $10! it’s Easy! Why Not Try It! Thousands Do It Every Day! High Rent $15 Men’s Suits Blue serges, pencil @ Q-” 00 stripes and others—see them at the Globe R.: Rent $20 Two- Two-Pants Suits co8 see them at ' the Globe. High Rent $30 Two- Two-Pants Sults = 19" too big or The Globe Powder bl biues,- London @ * gray, brown and others. noth- all shades See these at ee [ines tailor ants; ing finer produced; + and all fabrics. Rye Globe important! No man is too too small to be fitted. has sizes to fit them ALL! WHITE ROSE GASOLINE Sells for 3c More a Gallon —and is worth it 1 The National Refining Com- pany has never made, or sold, but one grade of gasoline— White Rose, the best. 3 For nearly a half-century White Rose Gasoline has been sold for 3c more a gallon than the market price of ordinary gasoline. Ly White Rose is the only gasoline for which those who know its merits have willingly paid a higher price for nearly fifty years. Ic is as pure as gasoline can be made. White Rose Gasoline is made by a Company that drills its own wells, owns its own pipe lines, tank cars, refineries and service- stations. The sale of White Rose Gas- oline has increased from a few hundred gallons to many millions of gallons a year. White Rose Gasoline contains no injurious chemicals or The results claimed for White Rose Gasoline are based on facts gained from actual usage and not on theory or experiment. Recently, there have been many ‘“‘price’’ imitators of Continuous use of White RoseGasoline will soon convince you of these facts: 11 That it creates a smooth, turbine-like flow of power —never jerky, cranky, sputtery or “bomb-like”’. 1 That White Rose Gasoline will “drive” your engine to the maximum of its capacity. 1 That White Rose Gasoline can not injure in the least those finely-machined parts with which it comes in contact. 1 AA That the instantaneous ig- nition of White Rose Gas- oline gives you that most desirable feature—‘“pick-up”. 1 That White Rose Gasoline makes your car run more quietly and smoothly, because it “pushes” instead of “blasts” its way through to the exhaust. 1 That White Rose Gasoline contains the minimum amount of carbon-creating elements. 1 ° That it gives greatest load- But, only at the end of a mileage. White Rose Gasoline. But never has White Rose had a “quality” imitator, 1 0 No artisan in any line takes greater pride in his product than do the men who make White Rose Gasoline. | klan’ s affairs. 18 years daily use of White Rose Gasoline will you fully ap- preciate how much it has saved you. This evidence you will ob- tain by a comparison of your engine repair-bills as against those of the previous year, | Comments of the Press, Last Call! Boys’ $10 Long It takes away the breath of mo2a Men’s Fine Pants Suits German commentators. Even the = % e eC ’ Summer Suits press of the political Left, which) fe Se With Vest. » Mohairs. | tries its best to make political cap- | Tropicals, sizes #8 A | men could take the klans muzia-| | : bl —_ . || bers were mainly from the extreme | a ae ae pees we | political Right, is forced to admit! Gist : that the ceremony is to make a/| | “carnival” impression. Through | the comments of the whole pre SS | See: Eee giish gray and of officials as well runs an un- | a oe pues. |dercurrent of wonder that grown | 2.15 Men's $2 W ork 'men could take the klans mem- : Poa Ss : So. Soe Pants. $1.00 er, BS as BLANTON MARGARIN T€am Knick- Men's $4 pen- cll atripe biue serce and En- means Health and Economy These are the reasons why White Rose Gasoline sells for 3c more a sgallon— And is worth 1t. Yh aed | ary I$ IMPORTANT BUSINESS THAI SCHOOL INTERRUPTS En-ar-co Motor Oil Saves the Silk Surface of Polished ' $teel En-ar-co Motor Oil is softer than velvet. It prevents friction of moving parts. Ic allows noise- lessfreedom. Ithas body” that withstands the severest heat, always preventing metal-to- raetal contact. _ En-er-co Motor Oil formss perfect protective film between rings and pistons, between pistons andcylinder walls. This prevents seepage of “‘gas’’ into the crank case, prevents excess oil reaching valves and plugs to jurious carbo Sia COLA AE Ss, PLAY Boys’ 1.00 Hats and Caps $3 English Model Long Pants. .1.50 Boys’ Athletic Union Suits All Special Money Savers—Read Every Item—Look! Men's Athletic Union Suits 35c Men’s Combination 1 7 Men's Balbriggan Underwear... .25c tier ng Pte he « 5 Boys’ $2 Serge Knickers......1.00 | ysau wiats........... 2 45 Men's $4 Jersey Silk Shirts..295 | paris or Ivory 1 Boys’ 50c Wade Belts es 8 OR... cokes Kk EXTRA! BOYS’ & GIRLS YELLOW SLICKER RAINCOATS. ** Buy af the Sign of the Boy and Slate” form ia carbon. Churned fresh every day in St. Louis THE NATIONAL REFINING COMPANY Producers, Refiners and Marketers of “Quality” En-ar-co Products for-Nearly Half a Century. Branches and Service Stations in 114 Principal Cities of the United States THE BLANTON COMPANY First to Second Streets on Spruce STH AND FRANKLIN ma Parking on Franklin Ay. - ADVERTISEMENT To-day’ ’s Offer to All Who Have Stomach Distress Try One Bottle of Dare’s Mentha Pepsin for Indigestion or Any Stomach Trouble and if Not Delighted With the Good Results, Any Reliable Druggist Will Gladly Return the Purchase Price. CUTIGURA HEALS LARGE PIMPLES Hurt So Could Not Sleep. Ashamed to Go Out. ...13¢ r, per pound, (9c SMASH BOTTLE CAPPERS SAYS PROSECUTING ATTORNEY MUELLER. Prosecuting Attorney Fred Mueller of St, Louis County is queted as telling a men’s Bible class that “a man who sells a capping machine is brenking the law as much as the bootlegger.” The Eick Detachable | Grandmother t Quality F ounds f Cc D7 'meries and childishness seriously. . = The English words “white hat” | Genuine Fe appear in one place in the min-| Better-Built. F. C i it d Ea Cowhide rm, r sp ea $s ch !}| in German, but no eviderce has yet | ii; be unable to contribute much * . , if | \| By the Asenciated Press. a | \|| CHICAGO, Sept. four flavors, packed _ - |!| Strohschein, and his son, Gottard, | sanitary wrapper and & or ’ % under arrest in Silesia, are ordain- | livered fresh dail y- ed ministers in the German Con-: ‘iti some time in Illinols. Before the United States entered | M|| schein was in charge of a congre-| Country Club jl gation in Kansas. Soon after this —ES™_——EE=—=E———SS_—ESS—_——————e—_—E—E—LLSESSS=SS ST Sifted, can.. % alleged pro- ' German utterances. The fami'y Standard, Can then moved to Chicago. dwich; pound, 22c lh Rave ound. Ad e > Ther are Said She Only Put : at Your Can of ' on ap te Child There “to Feed Him.” our premiur ms from EL PASO, Tex., Sept, 11.—His | dealr- limbs covered with long hair as a : “a ockyford for ' & « F FANCY COSBLERS Diamond ‘utes, wich otherwise was written | Overalls and bunches 1 4 Hi | organizers directly wit‘: Aimerican | | sist that the organizers had plenty | '| Strohscheins and Gray are swind- LEO 'so since the members mainly are} money. | ©, tin: 15c | Creamonut, fb.... Your Dealer Can Supply You | 11.—9Oftto | rregational Synod. Both lived for | \ ck Wi Z the World War, the eider§ Stroh- ew pa sconsin country entered the conflict he ws | Tiny can. ~ 'removed because of ’ r pound | fed to ¢ | “BOY, 3, LIVED IN CHICKEN COOP | © LADCI By the Associated Press. = YOU CANT ¥ IND DEXTER THAN your E A DELICUOUS BLEND THAT WILL PLEASE VOU. Tos RICH AND FLAVORY AT A VERY LOW PRICE Picked .... 3 Pounds, 20: | into the custody of the resnlt of exposure to the elements and under developed from appar- ent lack of nourishment, 3-year-old Juan Style, who yesterday found living in a chicken coop on the outskirts of the city, was given Salvatios, Army yesterday. The child was found in a coop in was i the back vard of its grandmother s | Bottle Stopper —loes away with capping machine; no capping machine or tools required to bottle fruit syrups St. Louis AT DEALERS Otto Eick “%::’ 4135 “I was ‘troubled with pimples for about four years. The ones on my chin were very large and hurt every time I opened my mouth. used to scratch them in my sleep and then they would fester, and hurt so at times that I could not sleep. They looked so badly that I was ashamed to go out. “I began using Cuticura Soap Why not get a bottle of this grand | stomach medicine today with the distinct understanding that your | money will be promptly returned if small town in New Jersey last year over 6,000 bottles were sold. Never mind what causes your in- digestion or gastritis or dyspepsia or | it does not stop the most acute how long you have had it, or how ‘stomach distress quicker than any- 'thing you ever used. Your stomach may/be so distended with gas that you think every min- many other remedies you have tried, this is the one medicine that will make your old disabled stomach se strong and healthy that you cas digest anything you eat without the ‘ute your heart wil’ stop beating, | vet with one wear gr ae as of | slightest distress. |Dare’s Mentha-Pepsin that dre odful | And you know that when your boxes of Cuticura ym ee! Pr | fecling of suffocation will venish im | stomach is in fine shape, nervous- completely ers (Ss ~ lL, |a few minutes. neas, headaches and dizziness won't ema, 4 — ve | With the same speed it stops gas, bother you. Every regular druggist " ti Scep, Ointment and) | *idity, belehing and heartburn. guarantees, one bottle of Desa's mem a need | It’s a wonderful formula—this| Mentha Pepsin. Talcum are all you for every- sery | combination of Pepsin with Menthol | For sale by Wolff-Wileon Drug day toilet and nur meng ae leon Soap Me. Ointment 2% and Se Talcum te stomach invigor Jobnson Bros. Drug Co., Judge Mice: that in said by Dolp Drug Stores. le Silos Dept Sadar anercar, Dapa mig, ese and Ointment and my fece did not hurt so much, and after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two home after a neignbor woman fre- | norted the case to city health offi- 'cials. Mrs. Emma Ross, the eran‘l- | mother, said that she only put th? child there “to feed him,’ declar- ‘ing the child's mother “was away working all day’’ and trat there | “were too many flies in the house.”’ ‘THROWS BOOK AT BURGLAR Puts Masked Intruder to Flight. Mrs. Charles B. Dryder 3231 'Caroline street threw a book at a burglar she saw ransacking her bedroom when she was awakened early yesterday. The burglar ducked and escaped through a win- | dow. He took a purse and $89 iwith him. ’ Mrs. Dryder told police she could ‘not tell whether the burglar was a white man or negro as he hada piece of cloth tied over the lower) | part of his face for a mask. | Summer Drinks PRICES REDUCED Bethesda hemos Soda, Root Beer or a 250, 3 10c poms for oa VPRUIT SYRUP. IZA R 5, 23c; Campbell’s, 3 cans,2 s, 25c; small cans......- nor 2C3 VIENNA, loaf... - ] Large smn 24 Small 20 14 ST. LOUIS AND EAST ST. LOUIS Buy Economy 6% Shares A Super-Safe Investment Since 1887 Today the most prominent and progressive business men are giving vital attention to the principle of co-operation. Stand 75 Years of as Master Maltsters Consider what this means —s Male Syrup which is 100% in }and “ether good Thirty-eight years ago the Economy Building and Loan As- | ators—so wonderfal sociation adopted the policy of co-operation, and constant- ly increasing prosperity has established the wisdom of its decision. All profits earned above expenses of operation and legal reserves are returned to shareholders in’ the form of divi- dends. In over a third of a century these dividends have never been less than 6°° per anuum. Send for Free Booklet—“A Pocketbook of Profitable Facts”, Economy Building and Loan Association International Life Building—Eighth and Chestnut | Woman | — ane feace you will find chat Blat: is madefrom 100% bariey and in a plant 100% naiey Blac os dh -aniies tent han ateaiatinn favor and quality. Try Bists. You'll like its rare fie vor. ROSEN-REICHARDT BROKERAGE CUO. St. Leols, Mo, Distributors or best] sults MADE IN MILWAUKEE. ADVERTISEMENT | eyetem ’ by vDRUPSY REMEDY ~ ra post. 38 Aliaste. Georgia Treated Ong ay he ae IM. a ~
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ST.LOU ————_—— ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH = 4 A THES T ee ae eee — BROWNS IN THIRD PLACE AFTER DEFEATING CHICA GO TWilherror Starts Fiv $$ ~-~C_aO Co Re Rally for the — SE? CR OTe Gaston, Wingard, Bennett New District Title Threat ta ote 131 551110 205 373 ce ae Se SS ae | ‘of the New York Wong wy AE ‘ sae = cated ae ane z CHICAGO, Sept. 11.—Today’s game between the Browns and the —— | e _ —— 2 | cs ee Picea : | NEW YORK. to concede anytno'ng, ye go a i0 White Sox was postponed because of rain. The teams will play a dow HOME RIN HITTERS. ee 2 = = eee, | _ Clad. Ww }night wlll make or @ a defeat into a victory. ble header tomorrow +o mone ne ss Oe a ' a . ee _,. Z we eo ‘ | Aasegroneed ~~ 2= Slattery. He faces thal Eliminate one little boot In yes- ~ sence near oa iézenaneee gS | SS a 33 ee eee et | Ctnietenet signment of his care terday’s ball game between the By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. Williams. Browns .....-- 2b ae = | =e Ste ae eo a a . \ meeshive. imeets Paul Berle Pirates and the Cardinals and the CHICAGO, Sept. 11.—One feels the need of a certified public; Hartmett, Cubs .....----- 3 5 ae aieatt e eS a, a ‘Cardinals | Reavywe ight chamg league leaders would be only seven nara " Simmons, Athictics ...-+> =. eo : ok . e | Reston . | World, at the Yankee games ahead of the Giants. As accountant and a well oiled adding machine to determine the sev- a oS bes ee | Chieage.. | despite the fact that things turned out, because there eral standings of the various runners-up in’ the American League.; 6 RUN sSCURERS, |“? a eae Sees * 3 ' ee aes | P'delphia. | Greadtul and wnexzr ‘ | ine little error, the Pirates” Yesterday noOeop the White Sox were third, the Browns fourth and! Pia yer—Club. | | 3 = Py So ae hss. 3 ii ea ee ! Tomorrow’s Schedule. before little Dave Shas ere eight full games ahead of M the Tigers fifth. This morning finds the Sox fifth, the Browns third + ee lage see Ae & s&s eee ey . es aT AE Sx ee NATIONAL LEAGUE. gig Pn defeat Serlenbag ‘raw’s hordes and . apparent!) and the Tigers fcurth. Such is life in the major leagues. Wheat, Dodgers ....----: Pittsburg at St. Louts. en at at tenn Te re is no. Meer. ee Sears " Mostil, White S@x ..+eet-s c . a of s ‘east 16 Pot adv ince Simmens, Athietics .....- hicago at Cincinnat! for Charley Murray, | Allan Sothoren was pitching for Sh'han p. Brooklyn at New Yorks ‘friend and adviser, . the Cardinals when the little error : Now to Hold on! aera Pe FP a AS es . Kiss Sy ig tt e ‘ ambasted the Sox twice i] . a — 4 ee eS ; So a a ae Philadelphia at Boston wonder will weigh 7 came along and spoiled the Ca mee Dreakine n with a pat omhdine en he = | s fae AMERICAN LEAGUE fom. » —_ this dinals’ party. Al was breczing hd Jueeemen GA ; . —— a ; Fane = "4 oa Sh ey weigh * hla ‘ Ta as ie 7a 4 ay TE 4 iin wiesti> ... | , ae . Cig. ety ee | Browns at Chicago. | nisin Se - she ba Fut giong in great fashion Hie had peace ana mien was bia, Suite — S : a ; a , ee und} — : " ate sitless for ardina! Oa ' a — - weesete of - K. -y - Carey, Pirates .... | % eS . age Cleveland at Detroit. bets og ‘ 0 turned |! ack the Ptrates hitie ‘ - nals ~. eee mn ™ ; pe Law’ . 5 0 Rice, Senators ** , . 3 : > ‘ogi % —- = “a X ae New York at Philadelpt a ' - er . t! ree innings and in : he 5 us n - seme Ge P " . ” 2 ons , “S Dit ° . _ sso ney SS AS 7 ' rene +. - Goslin, Senators . ae : — Se . ae B ge : acts Dangerous J error by Hornsby and a double DY i+ Teay J + og ef. rs 3 - aa” of Slattery’s f¢ 7 arn ne wm: Wr : K'son 3b. 6 art zb. (6 BSS erwenan casing sonecght tH “ . ‘ . Vins t j run when tne a,@cCicde« Dixvon “ei . a Coveleskie. Senators 17 5 a op | nas % ‘ : | Ry te Bas. > e ae NATIOWAT, LEAGL E. ' himself He's i But want {= one oe - baie oudle bil and 11 mG a | Gatten © Johnson, Senators...19 6 4.7 | po ee ee evttohacs O-S-1, Cardiasto €-63. | wcictest thun é Cardinals are in the contest , inner in the sePcona ¢ : 114° ¢° Totals . ' ee 14 ' Petals 44 Leonard. Tigers ie 11 4 723 . : as a | : Se = PS en oe as Ss x Se Re . we Nae set ~ . Q = = POR at —_ . Batteries: Ladridece. Sheehan and ae a ae na in “ ae u ith Aldridge going alon r ‘ . : . , " .«? - . : we . ~e aS = So ‘ — me . = Ana Se . ; ~ i Se in. - ames — » = a : ea ex r > ° ; “— . SS Ee ee: ob ihe SPR SS OOS ee et Cincinnati 8-13-2, Chieage 3-11-2, the sense that he homers \ ai “4 PAS roe . : ’ ' ] ; Lies “d » . ~~ : ~~ ORS Hoes ‘ —_— se and ™ ae : ’ . , > . am a 7 1e s. shee nis E ab edt . > sete “A aa 7s be ° hs ‘ood . SR iat iniataaiians , g SS Se ee ee ae F > es ae Batteries: Mays and Hargrave; cold in their tracks, | “ ~ ' ts ec! wrth ends o at » ae —Jaace . erly, ' 2 SS i . ~ x , ~*- ye ; ' . ‘ : - b ' mit. Robertson. Three-hase hit—BBennett a OSS SS ae ate ae ome SE ee Blake, Jones, Milstead and Hart- natura! ly ‘Tuins” m What an Error Cag : ain bill going to overtime Home run—4,aston sacrifice hit—K.ame i — —. ze > ey Se : Ea a SS Sol | mett. eternal mbasting. raed And then in the fifth inning. with lroub! lav =——/J)i . Wie \ rn : a- : einen . . —— . PhS De - > oa ee = Pe B san m: z . en ee . Hits by the Pitchers Win. motte to! ~ rT. : Left in haeeee nae ae Sen peo i ae .. Sa “ef SS a oe RES Rt Palladelpaia 4-7-2, ten 9-5-3. He is not fast of : Grantham on thire | n@ Smith on as have th ro.) : Rasen on ballx—Off Gaston es sok ad of Sie. SS oc MRE LES CSS i SR gS Batterites—(Carlson and Wlison; . Z3 nat ; st there or have the pitchers pla Struck out—-By Gaston ©, a4 bg Pek. . - ae ek OR Saas See ER ae Benton, Anderson and Gibson. Sec- tight here 3 a =a we ‘ | Pi ing ey ty) , — Faber ; Hit b itcher—Ry Cinston, — ll BE Ree i Rie es ae ae oy e's « ‘nrere: tl rrol “he Pirate promiine pai antes , He os mm si . ow ind ’ abeew: fa) 5 ek an Be RS ge OL a a, ee (end game: Beston 6-10-1, Philadei- tery. He's & speed entered the | nay ; hatter fo m pire li { al : Soa re ae SS See : rt a donble ie «urine ' neste pena ee ee : St LOUIS Di STRICT LS at. | ee Ce ee i | phia 3-11-0. Batteries: Smith anq ‘ "Ker and a fight Management signaled for ~ . | Rarnhart rat fr lo! , “7 bND GAME, 4 | ‘ | : Se = ‘3 Re Fo SS aoe a O’Nell; Ulrich, Betts and Wendell, Mind hitter—the kip steal. Smith dashed for second and gied and ¢f ee Wste 7 a Se AG. ; ’ SS as ‘ | SES na SRO oa ee oS Wilson | Berlenbach nota! [Grantham took a lead off third ; , ; ; An R al = bs 4 J UN lOR : Na * ‘ ‘ : : > : oe ae oe = xg ‘ - = . ® ’ . " : 4 it ’ ra n : . ’ . ’ : a cl one co ft field bleachers in the thi: n- Port Ww. { Mostil ef. i 2 @ Bs [ 2h Sak * Tae $ ee ae ? Breekliyn-New York—dOpen date. ‘aney whipped and © Farrel made a fine throw (6 sec- The ft . A ‘te SA. - s >) 2 2 a : . : . SS ~ ee a4 Y - » late “ . . sili . a @ . Peers Was on Toute at the | Tobin ib. CHAMPION [> . © = si ee oie: AMERICAN LEAGUE. laney walked out with ond and Thevenow, putting all be | pi inate . . fo See > shoe ee ee ea : . ' . oes i les 2h} | time. Without this est: , . rif » is Meus 2b ~ hang “% e So Se aD. PR - Browrs 4-14-1. ¢ hicago 2-s-@ {13 his teeth in a third» ha aA Tnrow. Siille | the hal : fife bh ir nif ‘i eame would have termi: innings). Batteries: Gasten and Sacked Mr. : back to ©O' Farrel! would ha game would have rity | Dixen; Faber and Schalk. Second Straight down hill ne Grantham was out. That was ap oron mig ame: Browns 6-14-1, Chicagce 4-7- It was an amazing , parent, for O'Farrell! had the ba , ' 4 ten c. ens SS 3 « ns to Phat ’ uthor of one menesly single which Totals 42 6 oie @, - oe eee Gee ee eS $ Pe a ee eS and Dixon. Hargrave; pnonemntp lapse of Slattery Before” te conceded nothing. The Pirates have | put that ‘ited the bases in the fifth innins, Totals 39 4 3 | ; : SA MS SR ae NS : Se SNS Sano * > ew, ‘ » - Detreft 6-7-1, (lew eland -3-2. , Ri. ‘4 ‘ , ™ e am 8 r : : ; h ; X ' .* . 7~ 4 P : : b * " . BS. Se >. » Se eaelaie. . as aa “ Ps? : j : x ee eA os Oe ee hn : ria} nya } c — *y, : =r . ° . = . ; CA +s 3! vy Ree > ° : Sage, TS ote. Sate Sees Se 2 es FR Ee OR ae Se Bae RS, Batteries: Daussa and Bassler: : e Fred Clarke jotned ne en was out. | though non e Was 1? when } : ‘ . > & > ‘ 2) l i t : “Aare ~ oS ate ye" oy ee = 2 : ; PS a se . ~S x Se a. i ; «eg ° . nin an f ‘ _ ee re es os ma ve " en , ~ . Rrowvs eeoent 0080106 — eee ee. Sn a See PE Rae we SS Sak Milier, ‘Cole and Sevwell. Second | :; S Stal ine men na ¢ beat the € apas became clogge: Chicugo 200000001 6 o— ‘ . > | ay eae ee SE, GS : xP oe 3 i Hack, ieata Raed game—Cleveland 7-10-0, Detroit 2- 7 8 : taught to fight hard. to concede 4 : rite ve ’ tow | , ' ‘ - ’ ~ ? * 5 . . : “ 4 pms ~. oar : ee and . ‘ . % ~ SD yes " re nae “t ~ ‘ = ms ‘ ‘ : NO verdi wae 10 ‘ee ~ hils——Unrgeave Bennett. act P hree- « , Rete one ee eS ee ees — ae “y gS Se 2 aa > ees onl . > a ~ -s wan epee > os os 4 = . arkness loomed when Von: Sheets. Robertson. Bennett vans: _™ 4 RR ES SS al ee ee es Rs. ao ae ee Pa ~ Wells, Doyle and Weoedall. in : CRY | He catapulted himaelr Vie & ard st ad to the plaie in ‘¢! he piays—-Wingard to Lamotte to Tobin: Mi ae . es Et BR SERS RY eS I pare. SS oS SaaS Se a New York 7-10-0, Philadelphia 3- hb ‘ | . came une we ppe : -' i ‘ \ Tamotte to MeManus to Tobin. Left on ~ ee 5 ae ae Saat ; ES : SS ae ) Se soe oes be: ye ae ' 222 8 ot H id ts 1 Z the ln te here was a eleventh portion of the final f: hbasee—Browns 8. Chicago 6 Rasex of » «© a ~~ _ os a co aS a : ARB +S me SS be Be ao a ex atteren—-sse7t and Ben- . LA ' entlietion —~ hurtling base runner when Pla ‘Wo hartis were down , FR, palte—-Or' B) xy ed *. off Wingard %. me bp 7 % Cie S pout a ro SS Sete. Sas eee gough; Gray, Baumgartner and ponches i Oa hag , ae . 7 4 bie to le Py struck our——F3 ankenahip 3. hy Win- © Se eS. ; oe = . Sox aha ee Ee Bee Ree : . > = or frrasning against “the padc-encase Tm was mn second base bb) riu rerd sue Wild ww iweriarts "and 2 tm v > = ay = t & 8 ae RS ‘ age a wee ee ta for itsei?’ toon & former 2 a i mn .. pires—Metrowan oriarts and stew land. 5. 3 % ot = oe os > 2S , . ——_— ‘s buil , } ‘ : reii went sprawiing l’eter Me- and Ho “i ted nh triple. iat “\ Ra’ . . : ‘ | ae A —s —_ 2 . = em Rao “ a oo 2 E pe , x) 7; 7" 7 " . r+ in the reat atream -lin ' Bottom! \ al lissed terribly ay the Sex. Sine: : mS —— eS ee SS Bee SS Bh nl DENVER CLUB HEAD ium has al paugh a app. he u ter Wingur = DiOow a . an pemnnentenas . ; - ore or. oute ' wronire waved Grantham out. Put to fhe r "SS of NO consequence, for the Sox “a bimgpe re te ; e 5 . Bx DENIES HE VIOLATES : he ¥Y reas he had to change that decision, for, hind Biad . ra Ines i id } failed to retister i) ef alt ty Prcam ts = oe woh eee omongye sree = = 7 — now SEE LEAGUE SALARY LIMIT ‘2!ec bee 4 © Farrel) dropped the ball. Grant-| Hafey Lus f a > ate : — . > ' i in i ip i ~ el i i i i i i i a a on a ha mm “ as safe. Walked a tye ‘ hs ’ , , 7? = } oy e - heme to a jate supper na b Pour I ney t is a . By e Associated Press. 91 the Shad a Sete - e "* ¥ ridee MEMS aay aren words from | "Ter by trade seball Scores FAIRMOUNT NOTES DEN EI Cine mcpt. 11.—Denidt [Ost the Shade aftale That was only one run. But you! Aldridg en to many harsh words from Manarer Geor § ~ slong since never can tell about an error. If came to & j 4 : P - : ' > 7" ‘ . ? : ;, ‘ ™ am, th t the , : Vv 1 estern _ ak , . : ~ . r ~~ h@ good wife Pee EME pint Maing, * , ee ~~~ ; tha vansnkheasi rn League with his old skill. (am O'Farrell had held that ball no/ Cardinal *. ve ; 7 aN alias - . ~ ‘ : — > - 7 a ’ a ec] ip Ww . - ria i > i ; i : Wiha Throw and Harrrave's Triple. irst game when } la ' AMERICAN LEAGUE. as : tt : eta a ? “ We : “¥ . «he ante + Mit when ) 4 naw SORA AT PHILADELPHI A) y ‘ST what roe T ts open question whether : ~ ne , lenwe »} hers . Pirate woe rettred Sothoron Ioet due to "i ~- > 7 . s+ . ao . ’ , : » le th ~~ oP ae Ber St Oe eR Ee EE ERS TQ eee ee eer ae ape 5 ——. Se * : o , _ = Om On mn | er + mee —. ee ~- en - s+ , ¥ . "4 he fou . nic “OWd cheered ninth » PSO var, tid ste es : ) . 4 £58 ion f the new Washington Park yr ter : ‘ his control Fi liked two men MAteS OM Barrett, who ts subbing f oa iy rd mad ' ha fficially been desis mutue! ‘hit raci Head reports that interest ieclared that Denver Oo | , . en, a 7 i ‘sé , AAeke ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ Ai . : aaaa = ; J oe ; i* : * @& [ =, ive? : oe ’ — " ; . . a + > e : . _ . : Ollins at second base, made a wild. arhirrate , PHILADELPHIA EO Gite cattle: Maia ia | : 7 in th jilinsville track is wide- $5500 monthiy CHIDES . * ? ‘ és 7 . *s = =" > arr . ¢ . - } ~ hrow that started them on a thre | nied weil ther, | °F ’ ~ il id meal , meee te ac Smong Calcago Face fol- salary limit imposed by the leagu & wm" Show at . rer i \% . ~i TT} | rt) . J »,4 . ** " , os 4 on » . . . 4 ’ .-* ~s p*achaa 4 2 . : + ” . 3 . > . Tat? on ee 7 fe * bdeing” made jLLawrer ner : C li os ' a : | . r . ha + rn I ni : A. ' ; for ‘ har d ring orf A SS lhe ‘ial train in “Olin lub 4 > . " eh ra . fs 30 . , er : r *% ep ee is ft am ; Den 3 | ' pay ments, mane ET? me ’ oma . ‘ SS he . : ; : ‘ at ‘ i sii i 4 | = . . ‘ : = ie Ss a on _ were navi ‘ : 2 ye 7 BOSTON AT WASHINGTON | Lai A a oy + th rrival ead « : anton. bow hemi Or Ta family plate for th lorses at the East Si trac g- |excess of the league's limit. tien may be a Fy Officials of New Coliseum A. °°" | Traetors Heavyweights on - Kon gaceberes speculation. | tytt f | Sep eoeeta tn tes noni pees ee A Dollar or 5 C. Prepare for Revival of = bere » | R re WASHINGTON ee 5 SRT abgeaggerirony gee - wate . ER | eek Wi ; the Qu Battery A Card acing esults «s ne 1aw pemaine to be adopted. | Wiges whe hope eo mike a living | Wulam Sayéer, whe hes teen| GIES TENG ee 2% a Ring Sport. Meltone vester "ay ES . Saag Ranging GD he law remain: » be opted those who hope to make a living APPoi! stat r at rmount, i ) : i\aheut Meg OH £ In Chicago two racing plants by beating the books. any . 4 ° al ' ‘ . . - . ‘ waa, ~ ~- 5 P. ‘ es oh i : - ma : A : . 2 " File Entries for B. M. A, ad , ari-rrnut tie ? re hine has heen e.4 Four pe a out = > . . inis ing ‘ Ci MLO it oOrr. VUG > 2 ship arivy " in preper stion for the rece ted Boxing Tourney At Belmont Park. 0 > irme : et bh inieniaall . . . ut 4 shipped Ww edi esday | — prs ne ; i bet - i revival of professional boxing As- todcera. ‘ Une war ai ed Ihe sa : " . | +o 7 7 — . . rn. n at oldin = a i . MS : oe : ‘ . y. » ‘ : a ; 1} --y R ' , ; a ad | ETROTI! ; | ie “i ae ; | ‘ ~ Uplifting the Breed. Li ts Wis sick LOTLIA s he : "eter an + , ~ ke “lub today. ' aociate me m bership in the new fis- . , ri i be — ; meio rTamauad, Ss : a . — ; Ce 2 ee A eg tee age aaa oe ° . ° + -% safely puis urfman, D. Shaw, is, inJ Joe Young of the Tower A NE of the avowed purposes charge of the Foley stable, which oe OS ey 9 . “ar ) nen ee h I Win 2} Laide Ratter! | —— 1 -mutuel pian inv of the promoters of racing . pert rmers, Un- | ol amt the various downtown gymna- ond Jack McCarthy, unattached, to Mird ‘me 1:4 eeletedns Diet reo = : mee F nlicat rchae an i tri hil la? _ Neustetter ave filed « cieies far th an tres, . whan : = tae } nit : on “ a o meets as se forth in the usual oe also at + rh. a to arrange a LOR AES od ae ate or 7 ving | 7 rnings he : “a ' , « P ot f in. eight division of a SRS Y RS | hor vou want eatin ie charters of incorporation. && to . the st of hf ranch of ia me - a in Py . ” ng | ne 3 4@ 8 2 9 rn. H if yo creer nvesti * ke cavalry Dranch of our iA. 2 ct ii wht » Daguen Soci gy Sante: = 7 Yatter a Wed ; ah Time : ~ ea aa, ~~ , ~ pce : . aay sean — Sceuws> Stas Toll fietie fans as agaseoriate mem- ALlery rein egnesday nigt : ' “~— : ; ’ . a a oe eNO} 7 aly aw? — \¥ —— = . ‘ ane ‘ “! en Pe BROOKLYN AT NEW YORK Aa : - epee aS Chepeati Ace: to yman ay s "bers in the organization, upon the } 7 . ’ . a oe . ' ‘ ‘ ; *? iuvt S @liGg .io};r 2 - ) \Iateh? iAAer Harr: ‘ OOK A tous vf 3 : : ; : Praga taty 4ub, many pplications fo bs ) - nleo covers the firet vear’s dues. ivac, & South Broadway he: LOS (Maiben). gut. out, second. Fore: NEW YORK femeadionaen ape Stes “F eon ! at * on a PThe money obtained from mem- See Whe ts recognized as city, 1 '5F5',)1 4 ieee Oy ge Pum 0000 3 to ey ye ee et sia the ; Metal J 4 bership enroliment will be expend- YVaAMmMpion of hbs jase ¢ i ' : ts set be 4 amateur M yesterday that arrest & ea Mm the promotion Your : at PSUR aS iaat ple smchics for a - , : = , , . ‘ — ; " : = : i ‘ grandstand Ss pt For information resulting in er’ >'etle eports according to Maj fo mvenge old scorés ff he draw: rlon@ paration 126 ( Maiher ete . 4 F SiN Ol oti i ata that Pres tee sheets 100 boges he: » | boar 1 ec ree Fee cee nn case tiaiben 7 to | ae. New Yort——Harnen and mares a . by this uplift. One wri . ith 100 boges. These a: conviction of bandits who obtaiie Pickering. chairman of the boa 7 | ee | ares en ond: Du | a, eae Merially questions whether the |. oe an dame dae a ee . ; 2 cote oles ponent in the Rattery mee Me ban), out, third Tim ar SPCOND GAME. that the oral system | speed of horses has been et to A pe Te a ee | Kroger pay roll Priday noon, Sept. a | Gene Straus, matehmeker for aet ia Lui. ¢ ‘ ; ee map pratt - a : . 7 . the Tower anu - : . . ™ ' ‘ , ’ \’ ar . ; ar : - ‘‘arthy defeated - Lowe PHILADELPHIA AT Re STON . Me r. ‘ ly increased in the last 1: v ' pteme ) + Rees “a he New Colteeagm ciob, is arrang ringster on a foul in the Armor: Belmont Park Sorat ches. ing a program eof three 16-reund : i r . op r ; a — ~t = ne - - - . - Si : ‘ OL racing on ney . a > tine? 4 : . . a." i> \ 2% ' }*% ™ y ™ } : arena last winte ivac scored a ste eas 0 ? ] ia ‘ im mara {for rn } The records at * a ‘bouts and two preliminary events \ay ieto ; e > at ti Neste? Fir aAce— en. y Pivac, Young have lopped three-secon - =~ 3 0 0 0 ie betting Mang th erformancee ! : . : I : he : | ne performances of | cS Te RAIN PUTS JOPLIN six etralght kneckout leter! ‘At Blue hppa i } . pei the mile ime ane etter ti : - - i. American track marvels. has done the rest x it r : ‘ge , . : -* ear , 1 bed . mn mn ae : : ry * — 4 ; = nb relia . the Sruth = 77 is, oO half furloe ali, 21 | : Best for 0% many cases much of the dif- Early timing. slow ¢: — Grocer and Bak » 3 COURSE IN SHAPE FOR y | , “ae = =e » | Gites . : res 5 _ SO. : * — - SSIs town E pari-mu? I ttine ference im time t« due to im- lder oman : be P nies ne : o = MISSOI IRI OPEN EVENT aban eee ae eS Ee SS AE Ey aa ee ar 7 7 r. ' ~ oe oe " , ~ ‘ . . " . - . ‘~s : : ; : . om Cese-ke y pari-mutuel : country Yet the horse that ran Where racing and reefing cof pe ~ te consti pond att in ee ser Parrell of the Pairground .» , a ek mam EE . WK, "FAMOUS Ling recs d by law the mile under 1:40 was quite thoroughbreds Jhave counted ar heatdiee “ou profession — : ' ul t . . = , - t@ . % | ‘ > SF) = . - ' ~ ie ilw ' “STvn , : | . DOMMEERHE BE Elva whe. will com. [Ts Cone, Wel }12 (Urekents 92.3005 STALLION, IS DEAD! There are two reasons for its | c horse. That time in those days 8 ee ere : = 5 en tt, im the annesk; Rattle 4 a pete tr a epectal 00. wa rx : acen ' a ” , na oe Ep ~ \ = stunt Te i , ; ; ‘ j aAU.LC ud ue *qulvaient today to L “5 : 4 Ris h rss ! 7 : vert #uprema y streke event tenieht at ‘ : . —— feleou LEXING' E 2 Sept. 11—Star fF ra — 5% =—er al mi r 5 ° — in this respect there is ' The creas greene on the if- olfeeum tank Mies Stewart holds ; s Hay ne of t? . — | ‘arger revenue for th “K py n the day rhe . ¥o no doubt that the heres of to- | tetpat course were be'n lowal cham pionsh!p houors far ‘ Rive Bonnet ts Sora tc lex. - | we "7 i a ; : an ; : = iy : +. a? srell were the day average far a ve the grade’ > / -” i mioped inte shade readily pagaray eve Mes Farrel!’ — “ | os: dietiaaatint Th Cetin : o : rh. ther i by i> 3 mat . f St. Louis tracks. 1:37 for even of those of years ach. ag , CORDURO th res wae the only eS ae for the 60 and 00-yard , , — mn oo Litborn nf for iii eee acagl a whole *" fairweys, which hed come _ : a Te. w—— Ha md . Pr wir ‘ a , . .4 aad . : ’ , Piz % r : recent Munig¢ipa| tour , tary , _ T _ , ; lemmas fs - nm il ivnes s , ' dav é a me Phs “ “4 ars Line andrea med a8 her as & Stfong contende: Tarascon. Bac ad. Satin se | | : angi of. even for those good horses, Participants are «expected to be ORher candidates 7 , . = ma) ~ ord ie re ; fr ; r ~ ie & : wh: é> : a : . m . . , ¥ . .. ° " : or Beek ee " p . :' . , " - ] . .. ; dines - . ‘ fask Copyri«ht * NONE Berrer! FOR SALE HERE
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9T LOUIS POST-OISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925. ae cae 81 ‘spat q PIRATES INCREASE THEIR LEAD TO 8 GAMES BY ‘BEATING CARDS ——————— ————— oe — eo —-—-— . -_ a PPL LP PPT PPAR L LL. ¢ "A GO 7 W 1¢ é | r Starts Five-Run Mr. Eugene ’s Ghost yemerday. _ Second mere See : : == iro | Mey Be epresent St. Lo yuis 1n | Billined Leages , . ; | . a SN } Spe ; e ae ee sie * 3 y HOCHWALT, at Grand Junction, Tenn., paying Physicians today reported \Iittle a ees erp | e J ning—Bottomley Hits Home Run With Bases Filled po ee : ee, Special Corresponndent of the Post. $1000 for him. After seeing his!» . 106 in the condition of Den Tip- a 7 o* * ° ied ~ ene, a eS “ ws ‘Om a sg — ies *. ca . . » > : eee 387 S58 | Champion Packs a Dar in the Ninth Frame. | OO NO | Hi a : Dispatch. pees gyn hel mag we ‘pero of Utah, boxer, who has been mas )6ClCi«CSSSOtC«C«SSS 1 Punch While Challenger . % a mn ; Kes ae % “¢ ek ~~ a : GAMSBORO, Sask., Sept. 11.— | wanaaee ‘dele proved yesterday, far | j}unconscious since a few minutes aT ATL AO - bi ne Oe i ae 2 si hea t . ‘after losing a decision to Billy 432 496 8 .420 | Speed and Skill. . as S k | oF aa % aN bade ee _Mr. Eugene's Ghost, the setter dog | he outbirded agp op Sere. tal Defoe of New York tn a Labor day a3 200 2h pei leg y oy Stockton. a q Oe P Oe > Se, oe Sees ae belonging to Mrs. Curtis King of Gaya Ss au 6 a re bout. ' ’ Cc , 7 S -§ ¢ , es oS Zoos sae oS See atom oe a z ' One little error certainly can chamge thé complexion of a base | Se” ie a cf ke ene eat tS is Memphis, Tenn.., sib ener ospect and is likely to be heard) © ta suffering fr - LEAGUR. | ype \ won the D ps ; ppero is su « from concus in ir By Hi Igoe, ball game. And a little aggressiveness, determination, un Willingness “3 een ae, eee ee e Derby of |¢rom in the later derbies of the/sion of the brain, complicated by o to concede anything, certainly can go a long way toward changing Fig 5.0 : 2 gh i Bg ae onl EE eet om ie tice: Th Sher Ther Of the New York Worla Sinc the Manitoba bird dog trials here | season. kidney atiment. Win Lose. | NEW ORS. Sept. 11 ‘ ; { victory oe . 25 Sea ene RO a mt | 27 630 pond | Slattery. He face s the toug ' , oven ite ane little boot in yes- |. PP LPL LL 4 , aie aiid | a tae pe. tek tn ee ng a a 3 i ee y é — ee Does Not Fit, 4 1 before little Dave Shade, 7 be gre eight full games ahead of McC-) iphare ig. . Hafey rf. LEAGUE, He is going to shoulder@) ak there is no stopping the Pittsburg | Gr’ am Ib. lwuta, /cap of at least 10 Pounds thw advance Res | re Soth'n pn. Want to cinnat! for Charley Murray, Allan Sothoron was pitching for | Sh’han pb. 0 d DD rman p. x v2 “oe tee a ’ ¥ . Tae Fe | » » 7 ee, ae ae , s ; ae ae oS So tu Oe ON a > Sa ¢ : eee ae ie 3 rs 4 : ihe will defeat Berlenbach, 75 Graw’s hordes and apparently | “mer Sh. 3 ALBEN HAL L. * * * tes : > os ern en eer in i I I 0 I I 1 0 0 9 w York | riena and adviser, says the the Cardinals when the little error Totals 34 Clough p. * Roston Seah aerator’ Will weigh no more Wa came along and spoiled the Cat , Totals : DAGUE. | 162 tripe egy this mete dinals’ yvarty. Al vas breczing " 42 Gen (they eich in tically, aaagMMone tn eat Tasnn,, We. hoe cuts SOM EE BEG ‘Peterson May Northwestern Eleven’ S ; Subcens | er will scale around 17 _ ‘turned back the Pirates hitiess fo! Cardinals ieose ° en tha OMitched ball—By Sothoron, Cuyler. B LEAGUE. gige it off, er pec jally Sila’ But what is one run when tn on bellshk—Off Aldridge 7. off ther Bases In Angle League | himself. Hie's meetir 77 ’ test? Even | off Cloveh 1 St By I lee | Cardinals 5-4-2.) |. 15 one¢ Cardinals are in the contest? Even |e ch 1. Struck out—By Aldridge | : . Seheshan ana *tiftest thumpers in the woah Aldridce coing along so ef- | Sn Py gt lOnnh, 2 ¢ Pitching record—ott Evanston Team Lost Four or Five Letter Men by Gradua- “otheron, 3 hits 6 runs in 42-3 itnning«: — Cleugh | — eae ap Ss aarp’ YOupme fectively the run did _ cast ee nings: oft laugh. “hits, + Ah *; | Allen Hall Would Represent tion, All of Them From This Position — Has Only 7 , ICKO PG . > rlLOO ‘ ong the cash CuUuS- | innings; o r a, : Chieago 3-11-2,|the sense that he drops his Me. a ey ax 1-3 innings: off Sheehan, no hits..no| This City if ‘Pete’ Enters Four Games With Conference Teams, } tomers. in 2-3 inning. Left on ; and Wargrave; | cold been their tracks, but h ; Pittsl bo o : / S, a F aa 3, ittsbure 4. : olen et ' fj On mley ane Moran. Winnine - | 7 > ¢} ; 4 rj | eternal lambasting. » | And then in the fifth inning, with mecneres ong | gr. L oth sem pite her—Soth. oron, ‘Ime of game—th. 50 B, Benton 0-7-2.| tie js not fast of fect or @AEEGrantham on third and | By Lawrence oh te nnd w leon? Right he re first with two l’irates out. the re Smith on | -. on | f pin my faith fill } r .. oe hi At ee en ee | lal : mse bd ites ‘ef: h P Di h. and Gibson. Sec- | | r i on § myer ey Oe | ne the bases and then es re , oie A Spec Correspondent of the Post-Dispatc 6-10-1, Philadet. | ‘*'’. [les 4 speed marvel, a a peeeres the lithic eal h pee ore batter, forcing in a run. Then rhree-Cushion puare ee | . . rr ‘ / > 7 : N 7 . me e eries: Smith ana t!inker and « right smart piggpmanacement signaled for a Sarre farnhart singled and Traynor sin-|Charles C. Peterson is considering NEW TORA, Sept. 11 There are caesepens despite Glenn ts and Wendell, | )nd hitter—the kina t steal. Smith dashed for second and | ,,., , \ wate w accepting a franchise in the organ- | | Thistlethwaite's siatement that Northwestern’s prospects are prob- 1 that bof . gled and the game was no )onger I 4 mm | Berlenbach not a little. He had@eecrantham took a lead off third.|) cioce contest. ‘ization this season with Allen Hall | lematical this year, that rival coaches have a different idea about Vork—Open date. ‘aney whipped and cook . 'O’Farre] made a fine throw to sec- , » fin: score ‘ag 4 sentative. rans N LEAGUE, jlaney walked out rent ps end and Thevenow, putting all he | ee! Act ge ah distor yah. as arbi 28g sabre a woe today that the Evanston team. ,his teeth in a third 4 into a throw, sailed the ball a ie: ae i ita “mie Scan] | In the first place there was an But with changes in methods of Chicago 2-8-0 (18 it iiT hi ; But Grantham haat ay - “ ba ag > 3 > : bes Mibaheonshib Rag Bae yeia . “ “ a the @ waiting for vn 7 : " , sae victory might have been greater. league competition for the first time ‘winter, so that the Purple meets| counted upon to swing back out of tk. ' had ae ¥ berore Shade, Taeronceded nothing. The Pirates have) put that error, produced by Grant- last season, replacing Pierre Mau- only Michigan, Chicago, Purdue|the line and get into the interfer- Cleveland = 1-7-2. ree arsed J -" inclined to been playing hit- em-hard yaseball ham’'s refusal to concede that he!pome of Chicago after one-third of y ad s lence and the more they can range fie | anatbes ane out for the bears, It ince Fred Clarke joined the Gen-| was out, changed the ball game.|the games had been played. He | and Indiana of the Big Ten group. | generally the more valuable they Sewell. Second | te oft op agg for Slag eral Staff. The men have been) peat the Cardinals. 'made a very remarkable showing And it was so arranged by the | are. 7-10-0, 7 ' ~ n no PON: to take one +, icorh t Lard oO moncede . " 5 . , iia Aj : ckeye a nl credit from Shade He was a sti oy oo ' n - to. gonceae Aldridge in Great Form. for a first-year man. wily Stagg that Northwestern faces; Some coaches have not yet fully ; | erAae e wi nothing. And Grantham remem- a | ‘; x Is rred. Woodall. (ing a cocky young gentleman Sad He catapulted L tmaelf Vie Aldridge pitched a no-hit | os annefax is 0 Cal. re. Officials of the New Coliseum a rt rTAmMmes rom escnin, : an or 507 N. that Ac retort to Malone,and the Ag one d Peterson's Perpetual Youth : ' ° today launched a member- mixed Thev were separated an Western Learue @ the ieague'’s «al- | —— ee te ee - — : fonal giri's awa : wTee28 Wie . os ampionship by de- OVP. NUGENTS Bhip drive in “e ti for the | escorted to the police station, ac- wy |! &, ! 4 > Te prance Paepgration For the) eee Tied” ty denser” Bill| ONS Both Ends of Fine Domestic and Imported ary 6 ow nt an TT TT : vival of professional boxing. As- a thie bY sere : “a ~ ’ , . i . oO $0 ine Oo tic . Woolens — Only One Suit to a Pattern eas Club today. oN. —- . ——- mociate m: mbership in the new fis- “= ; FALL OPENING | ec organization may be obtained MANNA, ENGLISH DERBY >, | iy : aaa pape amaighyl pbeapsad WINNER, IS RETIRED Pao — »~ | Every wanted style and pattern included in this great sale. These Mums and at several branch offices LONDON, Sept. 11.—The racing an S a e . 42% Rell ON WSs 03 | sshections ashe the popular hae esd teens See a Roem Peas : the workmanship—there is no getting away from it—you neéd to be skilled to turn out smart clothes. That's why my entire selec- tion is so interesting from every point of view—value included. Remember, every wanted weave, every desired style — only one standard of tailoring—the BEST. MY STORE IS —Doors From the Corner— aw Mstablished in the outlying dis- career of Manna, H. FE. Morriss mricts, it was announced. reat 3-year-old, which won this, We are now ready with the Arrange ments have heen made vear’s derby and the 2000 guineas largest and most complete se- | | - = Ee te ii ended with the running of the ae : ; Te orien Neg acto | coc t. Leger Stakes. Injuries suffered ‘ection of Pants in the city. ‘ . oe | in this race by Manna, the ruling Largest bers in the organization, upon the favorite make his retirement to the Retailers of ayment of a nominal fee, which tud necessary Pants in hiso covers the first vear'’s dues. America. rahe money obtained from mem- “a ’ bership enrollment will be expend- | ¥ ormation resulting in arrest and ; ss ane, gael on ay 5 ore wheal .. nial. : SERGES ( Only the Shoe Mart Six | on of bandits who obtained : Pickering, chairman of the board | FF rhouannds of FANCY CHECKS DY WE Offers Such Values as This == ————!| The Store With | pay roll Friday noon, Sept. il. : : q ini neha matchmaker for +] fe EE a ' ) Mhe New Coliseum club, is arrang- | censhhaeses 5 ae | 603 Milas ana two pretiainard evebtn woh 16 27 PENCIL STRIPES ( K angaroo $ 203 7 B0r the inaugural show, Sept. 30. Tp CHEVIOTS N 6th St Pine St. IN PUTS JOPLIN Some folks wonder = ——— ) O f rl 2 Deere Preas Plas 2 Doors From Sixth COURSE IN SHAPE FOR why others are so WE | MATE " your COAT xX or At : | Entrances MISSOURI OPEN EVENT successful. Yet big | SAVE PRick OF NEW SUIT | . . i U | Union Seaeanciated | Prone oS all in New Oxford Bags . K ANGAROO leather is especially , Shop Remember the Address Label " Io ; an = ,e@e. PLIN, Mo., Sept. 11.—Ralin ye: watching things $ 95 suited for men’s fine Shoes because way gave virtual assurance that Ww hich some regard ia fe eel oso aikebhe: on thee ae | ifferdeck: r golf course, over littl tough, with a surface that shines well. ( » Which the Missour! open golf tour as little. | UP ft This style comes in black or Cuban hament wil be played next Tees | : inn Wie eae. ey Sheablone Gis tn yon ya a Ae — edn aday, will be in : ‘ ; | School, ’ The Season’ . os nad nt : Oo includes a styles \ condition when the Stats : RO. Ws ata: hen 4 skin. cotch grain and kid leath- ~ a Fr Smateurs and profession ers, all sizes and all widths. off in the annual battle f : ——— bGTri AUPremacy an - The ASB greene oO : t-h Sizes. éé 4 Bere eens on linn | GARTERS ) St. Louis’ Most | iPPed into «| ape readily enou . : CORDUROY CORDS ES rain was the only satvation for | 2 METAL CAN TOUCH YoU 3 Successful Tailor” Sidewal! Protection * , fairways, which had become | “The Place to B. Sh r Stores Nine metori«ts out af ten, oner "| ked. 25c to $1 +. | / oes hey buy CORDL ROY CORDS, | MParticipante ar sini to 2 711i WASHINGTON nee RP ‘ ; ‘ expected * ‘ CORDUROY COKDS. are made Balance arriving Saturday and Sunda Fi a fresh pair? THE PANTS STORE CO. | 6102 EASTON~ 2703 CHEROKEE. See St ee De aia ace Le al ee Z SZ America! Open an account! 4 i 60. ehe an i = \. 22-8 — IF ZT Corduroy Tire Market irse we
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: FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘a ¥ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | i ‘gees, ve2s — ——_— a queers rae een AMERICANS WIN FIRST SET. OF DOUBLES MA TCH WITH FRENCH TE, HCN CONTRACT c= | rice for 7. : a BY oA é as SEIZE se — F _ments man — ss ee ee aa a ae es ee eee ii il al iil i a a ~ — - . f : provides the ~~ ~~ = in ia in ii aii ti itil Victory Today Will ST | nines sonepeanenensmananaaoane: : DE ENSE OFFE eee ‘tion tn the Enable United ieee! ir ar HAPPENeD) fl ] Se = %,- Wat ee PARTIAL FIGURES “=: Now z , ; SOME THING ‘ite earnings | $25,000 ar ae. D . 8 | : : | ASBESTOS : | ‘operating c lo Retain Davis Cup | he ne 13 ear-0 Manici ‘Flag Winners Start |*Pre”? Golfers’. \(5 scnSudmae es are canes Per oo oe lcareas™ a s serving after it had gone t HOUSTON, , ept . enw” ‘ i bes! d,. pris- oe twice, mea to ae ae Branch Rickey, vi president ‘ Chica 0 Girl Ti T Recorded Five Times ~p AD STONE , fart po ont eogyene ag ae qnizen autre the rd, st, Louls National League bas e Elimination Series Tomorrow ‘¢ fourney TATE tape mene’ om the wtatemenin ' a , o uis Nationa! ee COG hy Boretre den In Big League Games 4.00), 50 "Sent Follows Disclosure , : lub, left here last night after 1 § 5 M PRS Nac EIR RE OE ST RO a net by Borotra de- * t PPP APPA ] it —sa — aoaeainad '- pecual : | aa Ge , EEE ey ae Ww k —_— srnie Owens, Pacifie cual The statement [follo ; game, but the Amert- conferences with representative: e S im ar en : : Opens Sept. 2 HE feat of Ruth, Gehrig heavyweight, and Ad Steams sclosures In the Post-Dispatc” cans v8 re — ew ose to 3-1 by the local] club concerning the pi Eight (sames Scheduled. W ith Second Round Contests to e | and Meusel of the Yanks ie purchase of the latter by a 7 te 4 v . in hitting three successy | , = Through a series of dazzling ex- Breaks 2 W. A. Yd U. Records) Played Sunday — Many Pitchers Drafted by Champion- Walter Hagen, Defending |: nome runs was first accom- Yn Owens performancai the cases Of David M. Oberman . ~ . " . = ] if Sr. Louis men ’ > > . - . a - : changes at the net the American S'°UP ' " sh Teams for tle R ] . : li ld Play project of Jack Kearam! d Charles C. Carson, rison con- | Rialiteate | ‘ath! ‘aes as Northerners Make Clean snip 1éa litle Round, Champion, Faces Difficult plished in 1890 in the old Play-) joo), . | | pair held the Vantage, although Nathing definite was accom- > ers’ League. With John Kin- a le > , ask the New ctors, who also are interested | the Frenchmen fought brilliantly Plished, Rickey sald, as he was un- Sweep at Lorelei Pool. Task. > ley Tener. former president of Siihemeddes Wee aie °o.5 h the Governor an! Enloe in a! ] » 47 ? , } ~ : - . ‘* 4 a . , : - 8 - IDLO a ; " for every point. Games went on able to see President H. L. Robert- The elimination series for the municipal basebal! championship will the National League and former $|Owens a saettinal aie ning com y: that it had not 1 | . , > . = -“ —E m1 . ; i a i) se s ‘ ‘ . . ‘ ns even pan Service from the fifth to the ninth son of the Houston club, who is start in the public parks tomorrow afternoon with an eight-game pro- CHICAGO, Sept oe Gasernse at Pennsylvania, (, mission required of J » adopted in other prisoa fa-- with the Americ: “ding at 5— but of the city ickey is « hi “a . ; he ied > t. —e ol SP dees: it 1 | a ack ° ~ os ta the Be in Pigg A | ans le ading ai 4 is i h Ri a y m his | i . Bw aa s nal ~T ee chk 2h Vad gram among pennant —— in the Municipal Rasehbal! Association. the hest golf r country are B, pitching for Pitts spoure - Cree rzge and M! key Walker, e ries, and that und saa rp seni : 2 ag aes ace Weg? the Housten jthe Griffith Natatorium of Chi ~ All will start at 2:30 k numbered am li of 66!’ Gore William (Buc k) Ewins ‘wens has attracted « s being operated at a loss of ap- The ninth game went ‘to the tear | 1 wh oe .. — , BES ang espera are Ss o'clock. stdin ‘ete aaa’ aa )4 + Pabiies the and ater Conner of the New attention by his ring sueem oximately $25,000 a month. French on MBorotra’s service at likely he will mee resident R ne Gian | * Second round contests will be ee ee ae % = , : gees Sa - Stone he will confront an The board's statement was ee ee a a ae eae eee DD pte ee F-- ety ae, pa eee ey, een aged _— a 4 _—-s EE ee GE Nan eee ACN, Se iia, a Me wt,” ad . As previously related in the Post® pelled the Americans to victory in veto ehiea nrovide shia ” —— — ae so open Sunday. ; wah a oe Houston franchise provided - 7.7} . Grounds Ne. 1, Fairgreends— qualify because of 10ldin 1; ne i Was Upiici BRAVES TO spatch. the Board last May put the tenth game on his own delivery ric , ri the ahseenc p }C oman. . ~ : ’ o g } ery, | price was right. In the absence of | Four Teams Seeted. Shells, Independent ws. Graham championship. : . hOTLAL ue 8) Sy the Assoctated | “eut, make and trim™ system . id Team mz rs met vesterday in Paper, Cupples. Umpires — M. metropolit fetric+ ) '. Frank Shugar eorge B. BOSTON, Sept. —The i inage Let reste is PP p The metropolitan tr nas . i a ? il sct for the prisone broom See mh ie 3 ee Re 8a o—~* = . _— * a EE OS A ei NS RE EE a Nl ee - + ye ogee - Ui -yvard free st vik > ; : : . — » . ~ . : oO . y ™* . TEXAS LEAGUE LEADERS |' the 50 i dashes, she set em in the senior eliminations wan, bases. Scorer— an ne —_ : , , ee ‘ ; a -" 4 x . Betts el “i CAPITOL P HILADEL P HIA, Sept Li. cokes Bhp: eee ae managers were quick to adopt the ance. Umpires—L. Kilfian, plate: uri yton. Evanston: | Esp! arey. Wyatt Lee followed this rightstone 1 | RICHARD \ ’ 7 Masks AAS Ll ye ' . , ° cF ons l shreveport while Fort Wort?) was siencer girl, she looks at ee we agp ; ee Sean age ge x aie _ a pres eur WY * ———— = ; ‘ Another new feature of the Rice. es oreliand Michigan al lad oubied, Griffith volun re Totals a7 4 new Wester! rec di when the semifinals are reached.| Grounds Noe. 2 Sherman Park ie second lar delegation . 4 = d . . wO, °T"+. ¢ Lo _ _ " — 24%? ~ . —_ . i — : - , : Defeats eee Sia Jessup in Final '_‘% As™ ty rent to the sipaeaul be ater - DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 1! alt: : three-game series and the team Puritan Olls, Manufacturer's ludin "iNlle Ogg. Worcester. |? betw “hicago ana larion Z Ji ssujp) of Wi ton tii ¢' ‘ ai “ . ts nth re ! ' ie — ° Ng _ Swe: sir ncges* b.nes in the associa.ls . Grounds Ne. 2. Pal ound hay th > TILT ie: * 5 le q ba best The rformance of of Middle | latter in 1:13 4-5. clippiny ] : " ; ; States lof yesterday's games tr Texas BER Boe inate , having the best percentage will be, Lesaue.\ Umpires—W. Krueger, ( yacs: Tom Dean. Hamilton. Mass ton on June 2, 1902. Gri Thil . ~ 4 Engineers Missouri Pacific, v¥s. - : , Represente oo : pair oO i eae ame tour weeds iateri - 3 ory ee . haa . onds from t For- piate; J. Groarh, bases. Scorer— . pitching for Ch Vel, im straight sets, ‘6—2, §—° | since ea: 1 the + a ment anc & cam Th lls and the Donnellys were : : " ' a ; ebay To ; ** thresh. she carri _ Independent Evangelical. Um- | ' . ere today rth margin s¢adership t ‘ ecer th per bracRet and pires—J Amman, plate: G. ers Wiis | aciiic Ni h st, || af between Clevetand sok Te _ a a 4 h oo ss” } ; = ~, > . ‘4 . “) _ Event. League brought the two c Spillman the followed 1! , awarded the championship F. Wambhoff and Poe Stein, Nassua, N. H er a ae nant contenders, Dallas and ¥ nha wi . , « merly the elimination rounds were Greunds Ne. 3% Fairgcrounds— : ‘ : : id . * ‘ te eet. Oem. * 2 ; ini [ ’ it e / es . « sin aa PS - ‘ , naduniid VW orth. ai close toge ther f r the 5 o var en ne - O7 ne came with a thr ee-same Denaclily Stars. Mercantile. vs. St. fiw: entries. ‘ Ea wa ad a Delehanty ; VW iliiam Philadelphia and Ohic each h The Washington batters were - is a Phe oe 7 — - wee ss a & waa — = = oe poe wow ne a eee 2 — ¢ ’ aos ee ee > erat > a tO in the final match or { age og ; ) ) pene anatetaia adit ~ -, the Enginee Schenbergs im Meyers, bases. Scorer—C. Dailey. | North Carolin he Midd! » St. Louts, when successive home fries national doubles champion. Nag ine mag viens 1S Suncay Wi 8 Ra bl 5 sactellirseesaen han any lower division. Grounds Ne. 3 O'Fallon Park ilantic, Texas ndiana, ‘estern | s were hit on three pitched . ship bitin ate Mor ril and Mies Louis “as al 1a} cd mi - 4 shaw Uis C ingen WA —iieé- Pitchers Drafted. — Sf, Benlface. South Side k{o- New ¥ ork and Wisc nsin z lie. ith ‘harles W. Jack ’ Siocumb, Bo 1. defeate@ Miss Should Dallas + a at | Se eten Taree events En jam Managers took advantage at th dality, vs. Lischke Indians, (ity. «2a Oklahoma, Iéwa, Georgia. Al: er in the box for St. Leuls, Allee Francis. nee Ni} male th 3 th aennid ne) urdays Riverview meet, break- | meeting of ule which permit Umpires—M. Welp. plates © tama. Missouri. Southern Calif ) Napoleon Lajoie, Charles Hick- Miss Virginias Hillear Py ‘en a. vi rould ee ¢ : Blankenmeister, bases. Scorer— nie: ‘Seimiiilia da a wind t man and William J. Bradley of bhia 2..¢ ¢ + J. Hartigan. ) : ihay a "ts rjc ee vel nd Ci; UF ; ° f.*- +h : Greunds Ne. 11, Forest Park— nave representatives. h fo. he > ine shite tm Sails Rags ges 1 Me Ei wh a tine ted Pima : ¢ amon De Smet, Knights of Columbus, SOAR? Ts tte: etn tha dieent Bait, ndlplace tn the fast time of 35 7-10, |te Pelloe Felceey rte cee et ae eee te ee tee ee | . bey oF cian scone’ An 2 | a , = 4a5- time ‘ 60, th *olilsh Falcons, who was t[n- sectation, South Grand League. | LI ER RACES BEATEN BY NAG eles pectealiy line ten 5 ne ~y eS Sole . ‘CAIN MALS, ucted Dy the Shells Ben \adyk, who Umpires—F. McDonnell, plate: V. 7 MI . AT AURORA Ray WHICH LOST 7 IN ROW Southern As: | ati : nn unt v es - . ae — . ‘cphen ©) was th mainstay of the ~-0 ge Kemoer, baxes. comers bens ' we A I nee far the Dixie Qhamoiona) ; dash, setting a nev | ight. for the Independent League Greunte Ne. 1, Carcacets ims DONCASTLE, | En Sent lot since 1916 has the Texa . record of ds for the | flag and who Pee vm ge on Side. Tora Done ‘aster's as . Sov “p ei u “ n “ , , aisin ntury, Petersen ' "hd 9 z hurile. double victory. will team sen. va, or eee out asin which Won seven straigh: — “©. | finish In th m4 } iird ip with the Shells’ veterar. pit cher, meaning La od ee mtemmaan : cleding ~The Oaks” and “Th “ xa | 1 8 yar vent. Vga in Hardin, whose work was one, L. ‘Seott. es | Me SHE CENSORS OF CHICAGO snewsand Guineas” an hith 7 AUGHTY BUT NICE’ participated in, proved, a rding Sie “en ime. 4 Indians, win Greunds No. 12, Ferest Park— eee payee that aie, " vi re EIGHT RACES TODAY Ssummari: mes ta ’ PaAagzue, Made al St. James vs. Heitz. t cage mi eulladie to shorter distances , 5 ~9- TART , oR ffort to secur Raker: ationa R. Bonifer. piate; A. Ryan, Sases. Lord Astor's 4-year-old § ; IN THE GRAND CIRCUIT second ‘oh pe g AR ee ; rr hur! D1 ae atin pecntinall. Klostermann. | | 290d eer"’ Ss Oi: x Se Ss thd late in the season Ee * are te = ee Oy ee" ange ee We eo > . ee - - Se i i i i i ie a the St. Louls District tennis tour. 7, -_—-- — hh a courts hament because of wet courts, wil! for La _ , 200 . “em ~ be played today, barring further |... ee . - were the — bad weather oss gence tag Anna Brad- Several feature matches are on to win the today’s card both in singles ana Goubdies. Karl Kamman, Memphis champion, and Karl Hodge play itn ® third round match and Joe Smith. gunior district titleholder, ané Teddy Eewman of East 8t. mre scheduled to meet in ; * SALMON’S URSA MAJOR na Na time. Time Im 18 cha) Ore eA | vier for Red , round ceontes: LENS 34 ’ aad UY FF — re. > es re : jeatnith ant “Chick” Siceiert IN IMPRESSIVE TRIAL «= 2 Stemiastis, Grirrich N meh EA C2 3 )S Olid 22 | EXHIBITION GAMES, DAY I am going to put my Miistriet juntor doubles champiens, sp: to the Post-Dispate! = — oe me 2 5 See ee So 6 6 Me RSililiPixw12 hs 8 feature hat “The Masterpiece” = ; . — . . , . = AN : - . " — } i a ‘ lm @& F will meet Walter Finger and Her.- ert Bryant, and Kar! Kamman and ; mon's Ursa Majer had his fina! care. tite Grace Rewer nninacs- $8759 2H & Mansville: Fo Honn. Loy = in 5 colors, on my 5 ft. Style Shelf, me a seme : daw (Crawford and * hh iit Pbariite Barnes are pitted against »« »: Ted Drewes, national municipal! Tie ‘at B a , = mae i JR. dg : “ M / i ibi mea: Pewee, national + $60.00 felmont Park WOMENES ROMY AR) SWIM—binme & uM 0 9400212 0— 8 6 4) | toni L23438 oa and place on exhibition in all All matches are played on the ».- went ° rel . = - “Tans ae ) a | bs | courte ef jhe Sripie a Cia. hopes went up when he covered! e Tack Ras es ge Batteries —Fusene [Neskey. Spath and my windows the most wonderful a _>.- - 4 r ’ v . “\-* . . ; I ha = 5 e 1 4 . | ri > tH collection of new styles and > eo ea hae te. 4. ‘ ~ . * . Se a a a Se ee ee ee ee * > * . —— a MANY RACE HORSES | | = OWNED BY WOMEN TO nt Layo Fennel et . pth 18 5ES 67 8810 RE colors that has ever been shown. LINCOLN, Ned. Sepe 1! | Salnron's Fls ne, which (larke has resigned as manager of ., _ = ; “se © as APPEAR AT AURORA Exc} the Lincoln Western League base- =. a ee : - Inning: ss a! De te xclusive Agency for the ball club well Beer eve! r. ACRORA 1 Sept. 11 —More Marmaiades 3 3) I egg gg ee World-Famods Truly Warner Hat Ne successor te Clarke has bee: adiaon & g rate ; _ ne will fig- Rattertes—Sr'' nd “hs Basket ‘} n in pamed by Larry Arnold, president nee ond Gypames : ~taniieaibandeb haa irTn LSé mai tris Ps uTre , he fail aci ; Pix positteor — ——— 2 oc the oes, oat Rb reported that 'y (TaCK bet Week Traces or Tvs ; . ‘ ’ ; py -, (ou nous Indoor 1 Team a BRaurs. 4 vile te , a ta Pitcher Guy Cooper will assume the . | Park than at tim ine ac- , . q ) wv duties of pilot during the remain- — or oS an easy six furlongs ing was resumed there ee a Games Wanted 4 men 2 ioe twe weeks of the season oe » ide ; pte Sa ’ ~ B. M x anthawka. ‘ As - | = Ctarke's en. gration came last as 4 ; y . \ ' _ Tanning» 2345 , ry ! night after he had been informed : i. } ; | | A , . 7 | _ é. - . | =e ‘ | a ~ ~~ a e : coin 5 aaa mR. Pheiing ; , by Areolé that !t was his intention 1 ; Fuanec; : - . — . s 2 may «> 17 ‘*e 1 7 te precure « playing manager i: ¥. Mrs tetan, Mrs > enfelter an 2Ozrale —. werz. 2 7m ~~ WR ‘ene. }le has marakaged the i, ~ ‘ ‘ambers Mrs Shemieux. V- COLLINS rLI kK Ar ’ ‘ ohwe« -\ 4 7 rT + e , ? = cd for the =_— cal and a hal ~*~ on = i oe M Hi. Abbott and COLLINSVILLE urn LEAGUE “ Leais ledependents. «ith eniets e ' . +4 ae4 é‘ ; , »e amo! Inmings 1 [345 4G 29 +fTr HH - *owr team. for Sunday Pr. J. Kopt. 411° rii : in +? —— - of , As " e@ Roses © 3 2 7 Gu @ 14 - North Twentieth street oO. gue 4 . . ° , ' e' : ? . ; .* tent _— : ‘. acres i j ; ' ' ; ’ . 5 - ;' “ INTERNATIONAL. Rat: + “7 St ee - ot That hen. me > 2 - ~ » Mi pe s eco —— wag he Oger oen x for Metkhamo z . as bal — . | od “la ‘ - n preferred Pred Sre South all xth so! met i6-is years ; Waller ’ ~*~ * « a lai a — + Re ee oe SS Oe ~*
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PATCH EN CH RIDAY, pearTEMBER 11, 1926. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED Fee et Sak ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH 33 system the private manufacturer furnishes material and pays a fixed price for each dozen brooms or gar- ments manufactured. The prison provides the convict labor, fac- tories, supervision and the ‘find- is CONT for any given quantity or specified period has been entered into except for production of the broom fac- tory, for the reason it is the board's intention to handle the production of the various factories in the Se Prison by contractors, and not the full value of the goods manufac- tured for them, while the $2,237,- 553 sought to be compared with the. $44,498, represented full value The ma- to $246,012 charged the industrial | department by the prison during | the seven months for all convict | labor. As a matter of fact the “cut, | make and trim” contracts to favor- | —— __ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS TODAY’S PHOTOPLAY THEATERS aa le A nr ti sateagoe— ane oe pe — —z=2-3 PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _ of manufacttred goods. jor portion of the “cut, make and trim"’ receipts is for labor and the rest for overhead expenses and “findings” furnished by the State. Total Operations. In reality the $44,498 received on the contracts was about 13 per cent of the total manufacturing opera- tions, it was said, when compared PHOTO PLAY | INDEX ites were not let until May 1 and) ings,’ such as buttons and thread. figures included in the board's | |The system was not put into opera- tion in the shoe, factories. What Books Show. Books of the prison show that its earnings were approximately $25,000 a month below total prison operating costs for the first seven months of the present administra- tion. The prison is supposed to be self-supporting. The statement is- PWith Favored Business } sued by the board contained no de- ’ Associates of Gov. Baker nial of the loss, and board mem- { “ , | bers @eelined to comment on it. and Enloe. “From articles appearing in local and metropolitan papers, it would appear the industrial department of the department cf peal instil- ; ent of the Post-Dispatch. |tutions is selling all its production ¥ 4 JEFFERSON ‘ CITY, Sept. 12.) on the ‘cut, make and trim’ basis | ZEPHYRETT 79H statement defending the alloting | ‘and by so doing the Penal Board is | A . “out, make and trim” contracts | taking a loss of $25,000 a month,” | . 4 id in Burnett's statement. A State Penitentiary to favorcd | it was sa q % de associates of Gov. Baker | “J feel, in justice to the 2dminis- most profitable basis.” Figures were given in the state- twine and other | ment purporting to show that of ithe total sales of $2.282,051 from Jan. 1, last, to Aug. 29, “only $44,- 498 was for ‘cut, make and trim’ sales” and the balance of $2,237,- 553 represented direct sales to cus- tomers. On the basis of that com- parison ‘“‘cut, make and trim’’ ap- parently was less than 2 per cent of total manufacturing operations. However, board members ad- mitted the $44,498 for “cut, make and trim” represented only the manufacturing price paid to the By KEN KLING| — i a IEFENSE OFFERS PARTIAL FIGURES a sation Given of Deals eee statement from February 1 to May 1 were for factories operated on a. direct sales basis. Officials were | asked for a comparative statement | ARCADE ee ee Ont of operation from May 1 to Septem- | West Pine @ -_ oer COMEDY ber 1, but professed to be unable |" s to compile them immediately. ARSENAL { Doucias Fairbanks | in fa a. SOON CGirand and Arsenal ASHLAND { 3520 N. Newstead — ee ee jLOEWS STATE THE COQLEST SPOTIN TOWN AND. —_—— HOOT Gimson in “Taming the West” | Girls of the _Folites | _FHOTOPLAY THEATERS “TRACKED IN_ THE | AUBERT Cee ee COUNTRY” | Aubert and Easton Comedy—Amateurs “ luti of | BRIDGE { ae ot omedy. 4871 Nat. Bridee Wind a | CHEROKEE; 3! nde nnd “Clear the Was" |2716 Cherokee St. “The White Desert” es Jefferson City Correspond-| ’ Clothing On Credit Your Fall Clothes are here—for man ar woman. At a price you want to pari on terms you can afford. No red tape. 20 to SO weeks to pay. Thousands Do, Why Not You? SMITH - DANIELS 507 N. Broadway OPP. NUGENTS—2d FL. ‘cuouTEAU MARION DAVIES | Jefe. & Chonteaa _WECs. NDA" “Marsy Me.’ Harrs | Cinderella nedon tn “Plain AIRDOME \"s | Cherokee and lowa Clothes.” For News Ri rdo Cortes, | the Name of Love” Easton-Tay. Adolphe Mentou in ) { “Are Parents People” Kaston and Taylor ° Jolly Jester Minstrels LT ‘EMBASSY ¢ tiie or rir C H A E- { i N | 4938 Delmar WESTERN STARS" Barba la™ i Grand-Flor. (Menta in “THE | n rissan n Siren’ ‘——Waudeville It’s Charlie’s » Greatest! “ °Nuoff Sed’ ation and the taxpayers of Mis- | leouri, that an explanation is due, ‘and below give facts that can be ‘verified by records on file in this | office.’’ “Prices on ‘cut, make and trim’ 'were made, and letters offering 50 | per cent of the production were submitted to seven leading jobbers of Missouri, three of whom accept- ed a portion of the production of- fered,” the statement continued. Approved by Board. “These orders were accepted aft- er being presented to and ap- | proved by the baard. No contract of Cortez Enloe, chairman of tr State Board of Penal Institu- was issued last night by the Florence Vidor in soy Kin bling. -_* SPECIAL. A Gitt te You—Our ‘Intended as an explanation, the a c ake Pewee System ment in fact shows sthat the | make and trim’ system as into effect has not teen satis- = . : Involved statistics given w the board, when analyzed, were pwn to reveal only a parc of the facts. Additional figures refused when requested, pris- officials saying they woul and on the statements.” Follows Disclosure. The statement followed recent’ = losures in the Post-Dispatch ~~~ ERNIE OWENS, LATEST ymers KEARNS PROTEGE, To ty CH! As®>cljlated Press ICAG®, lil., se 7) ind Games i, Sept. 11.— Mugg oe iernie depends on the meeting tonight of ~~ Owens, Pacific Coast light th, Gehrig heavyweight, and Ad Stone, Phila. - the Yanks “¢iphia former marine, in 10 roundg successive ('" Fast Chicago. rset accom- On Owens’ performance rests the i old Piay-)|Provect of Jack Kearns, his mag@ John Kin- mein oeaeaen, [i president of . and former nnsvyivania, _ STARTING SATURDAY AMERICA’S FINEST ENTERTAINMENT | RICHARD DIX ©. Esther Ralston —9n pot he and Coogan in “The Rag- ethe “cut, make and trim” con- / f Be 8 Q 7 | McCaasiang { ™an'—Amatesrs | system has been adopted only | ae the cases of David M. Oberman | f f ’ f KING REE aoe NECFSSARY { IL” with VIOLA D DANA Charlies CC. Carson, con- a | 1710 N. Jefferson > CRP _ ¥ — CRUI E FAS aaa Wy Kingsland { JACK Hone OF EP Pi. Paramount, Picture) | 6457 Gravole Av. ‘WESTERN STARS” ors, who also are interested | This cruise of next Feb. 9th visits 16 histori . in- | “ARS” weeks in Holy Land an HARRY LANGDON Lateyétte ure. (jf org ) mission esired of Sas k Dempse mn adopted in other prisoa fa-- of the New Sails on the ee of ten twice chosen by the ON THE STAGE / and Mickey Walker, sries, and that under it the prison ecessive cir- Prince of Wales....It is probably the world’s greatest wens has attracted considerab s being operated at a loss of ap- hth inning. 2-months travel experience. Now is none to early for ANO HIT attention by his ring successes. J] oximately $25,000 a month. “tone he will confront a seasoned The board's statement was and capable fighter with u notable ned by John I. Burnett, Super- runs in the ne game, 33 \As previously related in the Post® fr 01 can Literature from your local agent, 01 > ; “ , * CARBREY, Gen. Agent Canadian Pacific, 420 Locust 7 } } d last } pd an atch, the Board last May put . St. Louls, Me. Telephone Main 578 or 173 BOSTUON,. Se pt 1] The JS ‘Orch duction of workmen's clothing | Steamer J rc estfa for the locals but Betts relleveg | JUST COME AND COMPARE. OUR GREAT CQOLING PLANT Owen Moore in “Fact of Rae ll Blue’ GRAVOIS _ Jefferson & Gravols TRAVEL 4 AND RESORTS, —— eee “Mian TRAVEL AND RESORTS. | Some | Night. Jackle rison { ALL-STAR CAST in “THE FOOL’ in ——- bh: la M in LINDELL = (Psrora taser Graed & Uebert Siren’’'—Amateurs ‘LYRIC Sixth _and MAFFITT | 2812 N. Vandvter ALL-STAR CAST 4 in “The Hunted _ Pine Woman” ( Jack Dempsey in rT “Manhattan Madness” Amuteure Uplicated in‘ 1 Leeguc by : . George Bb. Pietz of the game with W. Parrott Kraves 7 | W inning re eord bee = ind hy im. r ndent of Industries, Ww ho until} “eut, make and trim” system took the first half of tuday’s bare CANADIAN PACIFIC appointment in January was an / JOE GENEVICH ‘HURLS aploye of Oberman. BRAVES TO VICTORY o effect for the prisons brdom | eaiy offering with the Phillies, 6 ory, and for 50 per cent of tne! to { er ‘ ich ritehe om newich pitched the route ne WORLDS GREATEST TRAVEL SYSTEM THEATERS “SiN OF CACTUs” Love KE verythiog ‘shirt factories. Under this | Decatur in the seventh for the vigea ~~ itors ‘ : PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | GRAND CENTRAL Manchester / 451% Manchester pw president m Senators, @sive ti akvUe pame 4 Washing 02. Gjriffith lcago. batters were aty, Willlam fe (Scoops) followed this nd after he h voiuitreé owers, Ance of the later in a wrAand and essive nonie ree pitched W. (Jack) or SI lauls, fries Hick 2 - Bradley of ; to ten 4 r : 1° — hit for the 000 030001 5 hits— Wilson Sand. The Agenewich, Cautreau. x baers P hilar leinhia &, by wrx to Sand to Hawks: roft _e Nurruer Bases - , off Genewich 1. Ti . bs icene wich f De at ir 9 in 6 innings: off @ ° innings Hit by pitched As . ? = af tts ae Losing pitcher : — Te 1 MoCormick and PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY Al ELPHITIA. smers Se Rin-Tin-Tin in — ; I “Tracked in the Snow Country’ ‘Maplewood { 7170 Manchester De MELBA Grand and Miami WARRKY CAREY In| MICHIGAN ("328"), Caney tn | 7224 Michigan A Av. oP i) a —s f HOOT GIBSON In , “The Hurricane Kid" “Cupid s« Boots” _ LAST TIMES TODAY AT |THE GRAND MENTRAL AND LAST TIMES TODAY AT THE LYRIC SEY DOME . “THE LOVE PY ri | : | ) pa perc ¥. ‘l/s x im Rif “the Street of Fo. GAMBLE”’ : ‘ ‘} a4 P =... : 4 | 3 Ps | Sora ucas ‘ Vota Pear VYITH A STAR ml a fs : r ee SF Cen a mm mm me —<— - ~ -— Amateurs eee | Montgomery f. 15th & Montgomery eee | W “The Kiss Barrier’ a ; psa ) leed e 3 [Glsaes ar 504 ‘ ON THE STAGE = “suisiioaihionete cote 2ND EDITION NOVELTY 3 ('*" Lear, in ST. LOUIS FASHION jand | Mald"—"Reggnr 2n?4 Masten on Horseback’ PAGEANT ale ("FR eer a Oo Fallon} !":,.§ | eon w. Florissant Ozark Webater PAGEANT st | Deimae PAULINE Lillian & Claxton j “Wore Powhatan jand “Alwnrs Airdome.Manlewoo?! to Win” QUEENS 4700 Maffiit RITZ “ROMOLA” t with Derethy Gish end All-Star Caet SOMO » | cocosccocccos. CAPITOL RICHARD " YR HELMESS IN ‘ riberg in Hietts in BOSTON, BRUCK JONES tin ‘Hearts and Spurs” es “The Wavy of a Girt" eee ~»* - a PERCY MARMONT IN “THE STREET OF FORGOTTEN MEN” A PARAMOUNT PICTURE LMON STARTING SATURDAY hea SS = oH @worrw om” ———e ia (“tll Show You the Town” and “Sinners in Silk’’ 73:5 5630 OELMAR NEAR CLARA To Accommodate the Record-Breaking Crowds — 8 Complete Shows Will Be aii Gti echt Given Daily at#11:00, 12:25, 2:00, vee aaa ee Complete 3:45, 5:25, 7:05, 8:45 and 10:25 “gupiste Pinay Conway Tearle and Aileen Pringle in “THE MYSTIC” also Big Stage Show NGS GARDEN —RIVOLI OMORROW REGINALD AIR- { DOWwWr i (-roves (,eorge O'Brien Bouthpaw, n SOME VAMP—EVEN “The Irom Horse” HER HUSBAND FAILS TO RECOGNIZE HER WHEN SHE VONS HER COME HITHER —, © : o HE CENSORS OF CHICAGO ies en rHEY ND OHIO CALLED MIT LN NAUGHTY’? — THEY © OTR | \ ee lasion aD Time— Lh. MABON SHIRLEY N LAST TIMES TAUGHT HER HOW TODAY PARIS—-AND, OH, BOY! HOW SHE LEARNED—SHE WAS ONCE CONSIDERED COOL—NOW SHES A BALL OF FIRE! —_ “CURLEY TOPS” m "Yho ( twee” Riding RE- [Ts CITIES ADOLPH ZUROR see JESSE re LASKY vecceue “THE TEN Cecil 8. De Milles Greatest Greed nw SHAW f STORY BY JEANIE MACPHERSON - aoth end = a. ee Shenandoah | Grand-Shenandoah WITH Rod La Rocque Agnes Ayres Richard Dix Theodore Roberts Leatrice-Joy Estelle Taylor Nalti Naldi LAST TIMES TODAY “IN THE NAME OF LOVE” “THE HUNTED WOMAN” Gretta Nissen, Ricardo Cortez | James Oliver Curwood Story Ec FROM a ee ) Woodland {.taiment oun. | | HEF SISTERS PAI = a erent, CT SE “7 : - POSITIVELY LAST 2 DAYS a CENTRAL ae Ke a, A Marvie Vireater. cosvane. __HAKRKY & ANNA SEYMOUR _ CPHE 2. whiten. NAKED | ne ME Tive @ |SHOPPERS'MAT. WED." $i Hy Sontrey and_Anna_sormonr iw TRUTH” oom ANDHIS GANG 7 SHUBERT EEE HStayttin tw CHARLESTON”: ODEON ("i 'r. EARL CARROLI Peeneute with and Stil) Playing AND HIS BIG FUN SHOW LEON GORDON On the stage ani PH ERROLLEY WED TO PEKMIT SOWING — OTHER ALLED IT ‘*NICE”? THAT’S WHY IT’S AUGHTY BUT NICE”’ éjK “Smooth as Satin” ;Williom Piesroand in “The Meddler™ RONALD COLMAN AND THE FOLLIES BERGERE CHORUS IN THE CAST LILLI = GISH TOM MIX te ) “THE LUCKY shaw HORSESHOR” Trew MIX in “THERE LIcery HORSESHOE” A ei - Mat M a TIVOLI emis Rntted in? 6350 Deimar Play Balt. Ne. 4 UNION r Hoow’r Li nion und Fastes “LET ‘Et ae) ' “Fee Ov . 9:15 h, carsefion ace ont | Always Cool Virginia 3! ae 51 hdl v ireinia — GIBSON tn BUCK” NIGEE™ (onway TVearle and (leire Windeor tn “Just a Wemen* EE en Kirkwood | | WEBSTER Cs rkewood a furs sem an und _ Chnten lady"’—Ama 4 St.Lead Opening 1925-lYe2 Season BIG QUADKUPLE HEADLINE [I'll AND ALL SUNDAY NIGHT 3 fyir wre RP EUS CiRCulr VAUDEVIL 1 —Twiece Dally—8:15 HENRY SANTREY and ORCHESTRA JANE GREEN WILLIAM GAXTON SEATS NOW ON SALE King & Heatty Meechan’s Canince ‘ ON MULLALLY'S COMEDY iT atf That Off Douglas Charles & Co. Iyirect from an alleummer run at _— - ALL AMUSEMENTS ICGRAND Ed} iL A. M.—ONTINUOTSR—I1I1 P. “ FARL AND BIAL REVCUF SEVEN OTHER BIG ACTS Feature Pheteplay. “If Marriage Falis™ PRICES —2iic and 40. ~~ . -~ OLIVE AT GRAND Werk of sat. Sem Oth The Vioedward Piarere itm “THE BEST PEOPLE” New York Comedy Seceree farcain Mat«, “on... Theredar.. “at ALL SEATS 50c. NO TAX. ‘BASEBALL TODAY SPORTSMAN’'S PARK Cardinals vs. Pittsburg Game Starts at 3:15 O Cleck. PITTSBURG HERE SATURDAY (Deu ble Header ) Tickets on Sale at 409 Olive St. WHITE CARGO COLEMAN GOETZ | Nights. She-$2.50. Sat Mat.. 5Oer-$2.0° ARLENE GARDNER (St Se Third Year in New York “ae Year in Lendoo SLIDING BILLY WATSON POST-DISPATCH WANTS supply CAPABLE and EXPERIENCED | WORKERS fer the OFFICE, STORE, MILL. FACTORY, WARBMOUSE or | HOME, Last Times Today
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Si eid De Dia neh iia o i eed ena oe -_ 6.004 AGENTS WANTED Ads last year—2,363 M MORE than the THREE St. Louis newspapers COMFINED. “aa Ne — ee DE A Tl H T FRATERNAL NOTICES ma es os ETC. : eee, BOYS , HELP WANTED-——MEN. BOYS , HELP WANTED__MEN. RoYs | ones ; tb | E insta en in old nousts: 10° MAN—siL , oerator: |ERRAND WOY—Busc hart Bros, 1427 PHARMACIST—Registered. 6100 Easton. ; Dey at ‘ ecaitr TY SAlBSMAN—Eapenseg and | HOUSEG inte ‘ -LUMBI LER—-Fi rs°- ise, that can do ond | pp \ uper; nter : 4 (a'l Saterday at 719 Pa : a. ; at ‘ | ra brother of Jacob ; PARKES—Omn Thursday, sept. 10, 1925. é t : Vandeventer ic} Ee _ wi rk. Forest 6031 . heal 2 ‘ U sft: PLUMBERS—Five first-class. nonunion | Main Plover: Sale d i's ae es iy Sep. ened guperionas | HoUSEGis yy. us jasbeth Rebetock ana Dan Relsert ) [ IN I , WAI! t PA PER ct EAN G. ETC. . , as re -RK—Connoi Es n Groc dear brothe je : at ibe Howe of ner Galigiin«, Mis, hicsen | I d I O rte, : ; "3 . LOS an ‘ nt cio reece oe. exper | GROCERY - > C r-iga ery ‘need ir it : m 667 te it 44 7a y? : a>) " ' twa “erent Smart. —" wd . oe me a. fe r-in- : ol 06 y eare. “4 ™, OMS Sacle. at the age ‘ . v4 Souta Cray oireet. A rik: j . - —_ : » s | ; © ) Dont . * na . : : i ) : 7 ‘HAT BLOC KER- Men's hat blocker. SF54 ; rity ig ea Mite feel at residence, . oe . n Tue . /PAPER HANGING — Cleaning painting > Biit.- baad and & duteanatie- Hamilton av. _ 46) i McPDonn a ous an av etiuc, on chureday. . j res ; 5. a? plastering at once “We know . ost... Oe! na; . oes n pores HOT TA TAMALE PEDDLERs—50-350° whole. | By NY P BRESS| b EL! xT er need. ~e - ij) =m ® ; ’ Ones | Masieth, huleved husbasa’or Wee | ~ S. Pept. 25. 7 . tee male San a et Reasonabie: guaranteed Delmar 29 —s ». Rox E “34 } ‘Post-Dis : ae sate ani retail. Inovive at 2102 Latay | curity Prig. Co “aN ine (eT) ie Rg Mi Railway Exchange a | Vern oo beloved husband Of Kether | termrnt pi . lease omit flowers . ae ee tie | — ROOM Wid. ae are ny on ec ’ oe lp RESSERS— Z- rie: om Vioffman | 1-ESMA.—bor mana os oe, or MEN WANTED. house Oscar L Baa Marvey A. inennce > g ¥ | PATTRRSON- into rest on Fri-) wie tics oe ward te) | PAPERING—Prices reasanab «. W. Quinn “ ng Be a) tent ae JOB _PRESSMAN—Nor union. | : ment: neat-ao5 — % can use four first-class meq who| av. igt y eunetL ana * . ; iv , s af re sve rewar De OS 7 | Mich ‘. : aT >. ni ; ‘ +O! nic! } di - stat © experience + catalan af i 7 = A x Myril © r Martin and ar ar s pf th: . of il. t _ . - “a Patie hnyetytan > 3 ’ > ig . . . i ry | } e. nT tal at aes t a-ak : . ; ‘ ‘ ; ’ ") e . A. ; » : ~~ / . - ” " ' : v Het SEQ] Mre ‘Lorena A. Peabody. Mre ay Picker: : ne , ihe i@.€ Blea iaiier- | © : Eas pia tan SS ee | PaP ER MANGING —Give us a trial eretes Washingt: | trannies 3) | ; ox C-A9 i POOR Rend Fast . rt proposation i Us se: - 6 : ; ht . i i | ; he " . WAS . ] ‘ . rir 2 . ' : ™ . ' . “¥-> . a ot ‘) > }) tr hiattie Reith : -e- }4) | ) ; Loe ts lvil’—ia st NOosin @miita \) ith Ben ry atine . ‘ , a _ e* nr oR nt \le an 5 me , ‘: | P Spee Sooemn - g ‘ ny. ‘ - - . : 4 “ — Va wake ae a I from the George L. Pleitech chape! Lat) hKaston avenue to cdd hriliows Cemiery Deo ec wile ul buiw ard Le " wv ad de aT wor ’ ancBus Friday Db ; | ct » oeem~y om — | SALE it o years nNosiet y s* : : ‘ ' ~ , . , — | = ; . es aa - — ‘ (WA ole Ré “ ¥ ; i] ‘ s + ni = os — ' s mem e - , - . CORNING—Entered into rest on Weidnes-| Meter. Motherin-iaw, gCrawdmother, sis- Re Weit aie ee we noe EB. indel ho a washing perience: established city trade, best ref [ {BORE RS—C oli > BRE | Receéiv ing and Shi ipping Clerk _,. Lists % 43 . fnace sale day. & pt. 8. 4t Ca. m. Anna May Cor- | ho pe ae want, aged 40, ars. 1 Tae — ~ TY Fa 2 - ~ tA. wr erences Box E-174. Post- Dist vat “h. Ad 0 ore I Must be experienced and furnish refe- _Ame mn Alumnos “a indie : Loaisigre Woe 4EMAl a nish Suuth Rinioch iark. beioved wife |, * UNeTet from Tesidence, Lo gate name “Ss : bans shod | 5 ee eee ck of wall paper: will | ——- yN FE REEN 7 ’ |ences: experienced in dry good a . “tA. aiary al ! a city ret | Fourteenth street, Sund Sept. 13 £8 at 3 : ) - GR 4070 N Scees, ane. gen 4 af , Cortiish and motlber of No, 3 ‘ j ai ; » vr, . un ay. 2. i? ‘ 3, ews i — r ; - 13 | put on "ails reaauen bi e work guaran- s * a* ‘ . i . eral merct andise preferred good peat tius - ’ ar ’ weet. and Jennie Cornish 1:30 p. M.. to New St. Marcus Cemetery. | BOSTON BULL —lwsi, vl "' weomnk e on ninghaus, 2307 Sidney. Sid- ITUATIONS— WOMEN, GIRLs Main, Tues: © ; nd w ednesday | Bet_(-198 _ Post-D spate? _ eS) | 98¥. Gr Am encany Puneral Saiurday at 10 a m., from . ivp oward. $suée mai indeli} %¢y 4 (cS) | EDIPHONE TIYPi IST—Sit.. experienced: | ~ ? = i ° a > - roche at eax ton const re Catholic charch at Ferguson. Mo. re) Ri et, into we on Sept 3. 20, ain stag | desires perman.nt position. Delma: mornings (e7) | 38 AL ESME N W ANTE D- SALESMA N—Yaueo . eo Mepatch. Rox 3 - 35 © ae : COSTELLO-—tniered into rest on Thu:s Dee ee ee eee ‘{ | BOSTON |. TE! 7h) net le we f S2i8SM; 5713 sath tt ostanepaiementnenasliremenien a | To sel! clothing an rnishin ’ , 9 od . TY. - ‘ia ” oop 1. iv £5 at 6 a. mm Ma 5 1 ce . ss a § . , 2 a et 4 a . } ‘ rig me 4 —— ER "T9 oe . me ; erry — | = > 7 F : it ; me it. : 4 a: as | ma | 4 Q ‘Sun- ; LAY OFF MAN ~First ‘ 1488 fur Ca at » 4 lem a ‘ a me a > ee . a on eh Sa leanan es . ‘EXPERIENCED SPECLAL | ie Saal Costeilo imee McAfee). beloved wile > lama Som names poanl > -— reward. all © nay 2viTW. (co) | PR O F wort _Linde 2067. ~~ work ; peatonees 4 —_ experctence wiih pia: erences Marne’ Army Store. 10th ane Saterday. b et SAT ES MEN Wiliam J. Costelio #. Vas ri tt it . - “al ing mil wo Od Job good pay. Cart) Washington. : LSMEN . - : - | from Arthur J. Donneliy’s par | 0! nee i :" ) ras ri ee ate 2 ees meee eee ri : st. Loui — oe Trombley Mig bc _ 2d and ranch. +e: | gecperar? TENOGRAPHER y cane aa eee cna ; TAKE NOTICE ‘ Lindell boulevarad. on Saturday |" OS aT es , Gear GI pete WEES, CURR, — : -. OF — 7 — —) oo ; athe ' a Siti y and COM Mission. sa ; ~ “‘ a check t 1 r and great-¢randmoth “d ) vemr : 7 | : ‘ «cSY he “TRI Sit wlered: hei lo housework: L AY OU T M AN we! l-educated experienced mest bei S to 9 «a. m. 2157 &£ A national s les Pa apg now mar- : m ume rm Presiden O26 nat SLE o whit md green rhine- nexperienced - "363M ception anid im taking difficult! Lidg pets ba field Gene sere ot interment “ne . or. | Avene. Manle ture 1: , a ie ee ’ | ~ — mg Per ge a tn wes | . " ~~ = , ‘ ; TT go? . a is . iA? " 3 : : ; ; + eas n - . . —* ' ‘ « 7 i ad. } e.% ss ff r } — ) ’ — ii ; . he Pp eo ; it Le atarce T! a rd. GBs . __Establis} - work in smal! nily. Lindel: 310: hand fle men. giv fere revions | — selene aan — um a... 4 i= | st 7 7 : ears x; Rox 0-82 gnces_ and ch: (ed on automohile body wood.!/ : i: em aa th nereasing the e [ rience Rox ‘ 'nst isnati rm icd) ‘ ——! work _Bomont 2332: | —— An) yeasp NER Bxwere eg y. work. COMMERCI AL AUTO $\ « xy ot oe = ean? aes : SH E W ) ; : or a er into rest. rida, ’ . ; ° bid Agi ‘ sate : . : ~~ . t y te iid lil ’ se, _DANCING | in roning cleaning xX Cc "10 Pp 1 : ¥ » ; women 3 nove t} : | ( RKE RS | ' , i profitepic connection. tut ner ster. 21 z 44 ot | (5 — a a is shoe Co., 1308 N - .. “en | ‘ lasters; good ) te furnish cither personal or suret bond topher Gieesler by St An Sa ue - it iJ F440 rt rare les a: aaa , ter 7 Call Colfax 1518™ rices: steady 1 ork _Aptly park ing wr fe p furnish either | wt ne wute Giecsiec. 4 : . 4 Hae "ted : “ Sem : : pwers an ening seid “fe ma - Tw. 1 mene Wf = ; =. * Bie ic?) ? ‘E+! b 7 = 1912 ¢ 12th eee C : a! A gps it 1 : om -¢ . 4 . * ani : nny te Ju! er on ar ane ' eX! perience red on ; and be Pe ger ve ine be a Vv et hats; ° Bae. : 2834 HELP WTD.— WOMEN. GIRLS Gibem avenue. Monuay, Sepi. ia. od. } resid . 5 ' . ( emetery swel i 3 ; : ee none § ranher n v at t al Qa as . in | . = ~~ . iSAL ES SME + — ‘ol ollection ’ once. Jewish _ Hoepi tal Pat HERS—15 colored, expert. i ir n ’ ; cD. _ and Richard Hainion at. dear o ste: Ua grandfather, ‘ ak , lvesday eve le © i Owl ua | Ss rd : : ; — — _ wes 1 e! iWasons | aia: : + reengyy ne TS, pa we ] « vie, an Ou o ‘ a sh . . o ~ Sinth > r , out . oP . , mm Det , 4er *tB teed Chi leat : and oo!) ate s 2 . . . ° ¥ i, = tor TE. \MSTE RS—Th ree 4700 a rr aS ; enced: $70) week! o B AG Funeral Monday. Sept. 24. from family | [wie a pe ‘enaatl ele pyer St. Chariés to Orient? itestaurant Jaueht. Grand 4720. ee ar se ae : eary._. | territory ; hi id C« APG, | enced: we wind bobbing cut patches a , 4346 Cook avenue. Due notice | | ater and Paul's Cemetery - aa | : all to al Tr | —cl jenen's ¢ on fol lad , "1S _ ged pln. 1s re eSes At 1413 b 4 _10th st. 4 Ono—no charg Sal re; '" tey Soe «2 hundred Miesovuri hee Co. expe sil i Si ew. U p = ‘ . uD Te ; nen wee @ ‘AN ices a | c “po ~~ jevilie "Ene ¥ oo ; numbers ~ ence. system used and salary e¢tpected. WAges. or ~ or Seen ‘ ~~) ; day. Sept 9. 19°5 at ? . } - kK P : . : c o« a \ ; : : , a? ; i. : nN rt. j rs . ; , ; ~~ Cu : .* ‘ , : ic ) . . t . os s4aTD ae ) > d "e. Reo } 1 F*net ih ere’ ch beloved Wile of August Herscmann. seat), {n* jo0%coringman. Deioved bustase at | KES—Lost. ue) er et SCING cecey evinian tocar Micutese, | ence: vinia. © sindell_ 7427. - We can use a number of =| Stamping Co. Retievilie Til. _ te} 29 | a; pee ee ons 1 LE RAR ee ae | popelar ‘ ce Samco every Ge eral hovsework for sma‘) family.| 4rst-class machinists who st enitting “Mulan. ee ee ee ee | geen. ; ~ . SaLESMEN Sle Ge : BOOKKEEPER — Experienced $180. "eons bares | Milli - eo eRe ee ee ee ee LO LE AL SEO AE te eR ee gE mother of Joseph and William bBeocem. ; rances Neal Springman ar sun of bf s. Caroline Grimiler and — a le Vet hbla, Prinatan brother of Mrs. John Cri uri) SONTC WAT fAR) lost: Jews f is liens ev: ues ares h fad and our dear Miviher-in-iaw an Bi Bie leur fev father and trouther bn-)s i Thrice i " : Fria, vening sf ! R ‘ : en Ss G mtd . . ave Te His ; ; i ‘ A is if i l D é t i Ss { - } 28 1. PLO ., ; “a in — sixty em * , : 1" F from Arthur J Lom. iv ¢ a! ripiioi nr . jut : : 1 hurry ‘ na Z h : eck } } ’ es" rTra " 1 —- i are expe : : new eclentific health : of books. sa lary ‘wnera O1Gay, Sept. , ot «= ov. (S40 Lindel! beulevard. on Friday at Lt ‘ lariu muni NO ; lence 1e = hg bie doctors 3 "aie , cement repiy from Math. Hermann & Sons chapel, Pau ‘rnoon, Sept. a at 2 o'clock; Inte t ey hin Sa - - Sj rience¢ in WU! tear in Bm re he ee :. in and West Floriesaut avenues later wet % SS. Peter and Pau! s Cemetery | NE I s n .«m lack sack Tuxedo balircem farmert lives down. making spare parts | 7) eling plan fus shed: ence. Bos ©-4,. Post-Iviepateh. Priedens Cemetery | ST. we Entered into rest at ome, hursday event bout 6 o clock Hial ‘nion and Easton, will give ; ! HY FE a P W A N by E D | f j } | . oo : chum | BOOK KEEPER — Exper iencea capable : ss . ; “ i I i be ét ry > a ' , 7 ; a ae is . : : : ~ ’ waste ‘ or r, anc re rulding of the Ry, —— ‘ 20 Satine charge of ot of beowet ®. ithe - ; Wanting te advance State eaxperteme ard Jeora (i) papers please copy fet) | 414 Greer avenue, on Thursday. Seot)| tween 5 . . ! rose i dance e Ve . MOLLAND--Entered into rest. Friday. | | t 6:30 p. Anna Stahler | reward “olf LV (6) ! ndav and Frider + . , , ine Frids general line of automobile | SALESMEN—100 oF our Sealers expected. Seme sight mark. aa . B ; v acing machin | essary during rush season. Bea C-4i4 LE RA _ Sept. 11. 1925. at 5:50 a. m.. Sophie Wallbaum). belov wit Auust 3 ee eo oe SIMMER scHAc — ee ° Sipyle Holland, belaved wife of Johu iHol- | “tahier* dear mother of Mi: STR | diamond: . eentiment RE on Cha ae he} aeien mamead Pr r hi 2 | A y land. dear mother of Le Verne Evers and | le ne. dear daughter of Mrs Ame! *=)). | al Lc | old ) reward i ey ayton CESTMING? ER. » Sa ay i os 5 te ] at h es an 1d special millers. : at By oy 5 we Be au ‘ ‘ASHTER—Retai grocery exPeriefice mt quired rom the row apel, STUT Nor iran — , : rie , asses @ .™M jay evening chi'ldret FS nesters raeearaes sire ae — W . elim is propost ; . nere Orn | é —a beulevard. to Zion Cemeiery. ‘c7) | TANNER er" Gea ° ee ee e ne. | PURSE Te — vo See en & : , ind CHITE RAL . R are rae rst- | These men must be com- €e can use experienced tool tory one — Products Co. a any De - aaaee ‘Egan oA5) eh ee Av oO a ae 1&4. ue . O¢ ie : acreage : ~ e . 7 7. ; ~ — 7 7PuTr : epee . ; SOBeel ne ~ nest! a ee . rs Ale de ansas “or, ¥ wry ~ ~ ee , - —e = :. ' e ‘ : ‘ ‘ete a e r. : i. : , ee —— — * a . .————— ee = - ont : p t . . bet LEAs imtered int rest —=Singzie petent to do aceurate makers on jig and fixture 34 -ES MEN—Have ~~ ( 2 re. ~ | aa 9 —- PERATO Y te ee ee bveiyn Holland. dear daughter of Anna | sa om Hote) _ 6) ' re read iia 4 ee ~ = > 1 1 4238 +c z 5 | ADI RESSOGRAPH OP ERAT ee tal ~~ ee ame SR oe ce gmeene on Fri- | loved husban i of Mary Tanner inee Hart- | cur: ~— i. Ls. J sd. 4 : te rR: day, Sept. 11, 1925, at 4 a. m.. Rovere | mus ear father of Virgci: nner anc} Vile, Gil. literal reward toamy QQ T Fare he: meeaay & S we "S713. Clive. * orce for 4 Houlehin, beloved son of Aloysius and .vinn George Obermeyer + PURSE— Los’ 14 aims 3 priz IXiPOt a Ha-"ime prize ' ce Pser ene i) Work > = - com eae more young 4 « references; apply 10 | 2 Moulehin thee Bentley) Jear bre iber ut . and Mrs Tanne } n Loe limmasz ‘ t, 1 ard rt ag , reat te ' tf "T ' jluense ’ — wa Lat £26 : ~ , 3 SMA N= ‘sulicat wiles : ' ‘me mac vary Cemetery ic) a am. a Rg, m Hat ' ‘han ors. | RING . a , = es ere AUTO MECHANIC ANT “HAUFFEUR blue prints. For su ich we “se. © lank Ing, forming and | ate S:. Lewis retail stere: exe perienced only. Apply at Mrs. Ce, N— t-nteréd into my on Thureda tn uth wevard ‘ | Se CC Ee ward Parkvie y XY OF] A CHASSE 3 Whit married mz: horougnily cper ee ; ; = 7 re ot Dec Csaary; a “ ; : i. 192 23, at 5.3 a. m. Mary | > ” ‘ oe Bick ue Mole . sie = o~ = nn adneaai saeiaeeti nae Page \ ‘ me pg P riet " ~ i ig repairing an i 7 hav PA steady work at good plercing dies. We also have ! trave Ing expenses. permanent one Se. supt. office. Main Floor Johiusen inee Li ly), iced mother oi | wren THhene el pe . } ; : ple is Title Guar Bd Olive S75? Ce} : easure . PUCKS rhe © -~ oS. | - _ ’ With a real future ‘aon real y ; 4 ‘ Koy Johnson on | ere gueceneed wi Ayaan - orme ne | aoe (cS) ning tones larking Dbatiery and wages. None other need openings for first-class shaper _See Mr. Small. 1005 Oltve st. Bal., FAMOUS-BARR CO., “‘uneral from family residence. SON pose Ladze No. 323. A 3 na st dpaell ented st. 9 a ene — re i upi none but reliable. stead “ Ie | SaLis MAN ioateews i i me (omg) Clark avenue, on Saturday morimung. * yt. | web alien D . A M.. and : ee | 6920 t fabits an ne 1 f referer cron Ppiy. / men on tool work. Davy or | s«!l a high-erade automebile: « "LER With knowledge of typing: $1°% ee | Mey Se sara i ove | . , . ORESSMAKING—MILLINERY a iar - ; , ; tomobile experence not : Brown / employment depart. Interment in Calvary Cemete ys rEBEAT Entered into rest on Thurs T OOT, RAS Ly at: telenhon . Wi gg ast a wt x. “a, might shifts in all trades. Ap-. | Men we want nrust be " lucas bi at UE. KAZ NG—ulered inty_ res: Wed Sent. 1 125 at 4 m I ‘ : a : PET _ aie ~~ Age gee ow ee 4 nlv wri = ¥ and must be able to mest » CUOK—-W bite: private family; retaveness , Sept. 9, 1925, at 7:50 p.m. Aliieu| J. | beloved father of Mrs. (li lineman’s tool bag econtain-| 70. ont. : ‘ese fer) AUTOMOBILE SHER—Must be experi- Apply, rite or wire ply, write or wire The Su | the bem: peonie: ps: peoulend. Oo ae sa | mse wi Zhu itAae 4\cuue ui : nee rebea os ‘ ’ | -~ ow } 1+ — } . é - . . -_—--—_——— — —_——--—— - - er *\ ‘ : Li ~ 3 reieret ri er 1 - QS, a. on t ? per- | ~~ : : - (OnK —Woman rafereners oe mar 7 ’ son of Fred and Minnie vAaicung (ie ‘ “in-law and-@grandfath ing fools, Heit ane MILL OTS | py ) Lafay Supervisor of Labor V1ISO f Lab Cc 3071 i ¢ 4512 Westminster, 24 flodr west sv neriences Prey’). dear tOreiher of Waite: Ls uneral 1 mday, Sept 1+ iS, ' + . > } tw ac . INSTRUCTION BAKER i st -Clas: ~s DD. @ ‘ Fo 4a Dor, nus. _ a. ¥ wootes ¢ fiance of Miriam Hanstein and ou: ar | fr M ‘mann & Son's chapel, Fair on highw av petween St 19° | vt ie} > © inal a account @ % COOK—W hite. only cement need = ppl | brether-im-law and une, al the axe of 22 ~~" West n rissamt avenues. Laie.n -iLonis and Granite ity: he.| ALL me: wanting to qual- | SAKER—Fisst Ag pe ape ra 4: he + Pr nen yphm ayn ee Se _eity references. S4i4 Lemar. 74 Cloor pease. in a:varv emetery sO aiitt if , vermnment ; lions I pe. . — we eas 3 enh : Corno ts) aa S d b k Meo - ad al . | 4 : , ei . Funeral on Saturday Sept z. at) x THIF “ Kate Thi lemme entere tyrpaey Q — 1 nd r "} ir. | POU tae ry ron woe "tet ‘omerc rou) ot ice wor tery. Deceased was a memeer of Ma f Edna and Berna: laughter of Kat VeP: a; prease telephone Grand ADIFS—! : haire , manteurine Lumber C i234 S. Kingshi i ne Studebaker r ra ion, —— apply wer ~~ > ' COUK—Comperent. white ee for ® yn a - = Sg, Z, a ’ =~ oe ‘ a, Ree ‘ : Lt et et AILPER.—Entered into rest on ity uy, | Mrs. nen am. Mrs. ten Misi an gee and nic lo sse Leui Sept. 10. Ilo at 12 ocleock (noon), | — Hac anc Patric AY ', . : —— . — Pe eas Pe & « = m vy in ' Ho. | .- nn a eee eS BUeon brice il father of Kimer J. Kieier En Ag og * pant 1a al yw rue Sto: 1) | SEAR: ' it pave bi ‘ou | BAI n—W , ya s! work rijve Sth am acuet ce) | }UCNG AhTIST—Second man in art de- | tion. = i-J-acre tract for § 4 enced. A 5] “4 y & WaAIl . Sth foo Funeral from residence, 3548 Giles ave- | : arly beloved w af the is “9 G : ' iy ide 32 “ —— ~ on ; *andevente! ee ; ce outs! arin f one of ti arnest manu- | ne water. electric. cindam PE so; — - | PAST RT _ - . ‘ita | riy beloved wife * ate —— : . - . | ra imin unde acty ‘ . - +} : = rLF, : — = usc f . cosme? me 4.80 street car fron.age at * . 4 nue, =e, ar. + Sept. 14, at 8:30 a he me , mother of Hen: > Mies . ' ain ward , oe “SO nag eet TEN “ Si ia) Rn ain Alz : vo : ics “4 ‘So én une improv ° 4 KER | AP -R B to St. Pius Church. thence to oS. «eter | py, sper. Anten and Christ ne Prost c7) , pe aga ng — iit _ pa ns gmc Miners FON, yas ph to im t.5 mca a ; | ; - and Pauls Cemetery Deceased . ; Etteabeth Mohrmann and ™ nae le | asta of a ——— : .. | BARBER—PFo ray mmission and | MA: Ex perie lire on cartons. le (ouee, Miuetrs ~~ letter | Mrwest in rn pees if 1212 S. Sth st. (eB) : ~ . . > . . ’ . , n ?— “i . . . aa - ' — 4 : i . : ‘ : ’ ’ » ; . ee 4 + m4 be ao A ee eg of Holy Name Society of St bu our dear mother-in-l: eee tim Fs tm a ) rantes ve : ‘ith salesn ¥ ability . agg ge se - 40 to start an ee ey > Ca tia ich ia ule oe . ' rr. SisterT-iR-iaw and if “J 8 . ' . , ! tou A § at ? } . 4 . 2 = ~ - . * Ride ‘i y | : 2 _ it : pom ti ce . ‘ " : sen : : ——-- = ee fae (| YOUNG MAN—F Deane = fine cowns and Wraps: ust be @: IEE PS :_ ‘ae. ; “ ant , erm t - ; , = ; or lunchery. io ! iannaes RNIBB.—Jeffrey Knibd. Sept. 10 Soe ee on ae | - ‘“1°8a ws | (tiems at $1 art af raduat SP ee bee e. —— a Pn a at a ee eee porter work and to help on x) 'SALESMEN—To sell b : class: ne custing or Mittin. Call et 311A) |! - -s, Granite CRy, Lil. brother + — - — day, iD a a [ray z rece! ~ ' , eni nee " “Ret x B~4 Post-b's1 n c = y 28 score 1 t tt _ Grane. ; » ‘ z hoid sec “taliies can the , De Daeliviere of phone Parkview. wae | Or? Pale, har es and John Knibb, Mra. pro tore ae al ae - o 2 +_ 0 Garr: > ma amente ~ == @ Pemehnae tae C Ee xperie: : iored od ; - —— ee wy li - ———— ; he . ™ ~ free >t To m oS) sHoewWwoRe : . pet ry ' ea ih : ’ a rive ie t : ; Feceisties ; a MA: c im Pep = . " _aee — . iperieti ; On hand : Ww a he mer i@ |} biankets and : { ANULER—Lady, experienced. 7030 Uetr a I’ . oa se. Meme Deore ased Was a rm) f Marrie? pa pe =: SHORTHAND in : lays: priv : bOI 1%. 3 rocery —_— Pon erggerenan Cam a ee ee UNG MA Yoewriter an Rouse held speris vy. ; (lark av. : roth Sulltv : Sodality of Pernpet lelp (Ch . eo tetar Ce : B G year L3- E e Bids = ae ‘ice - 7 Ce hom} laches ot is! - 1 #&) : ™ ~*~ BUSINESS A 7 oy ns ae oe 1471 Olive coor father of Eibert, Erwin and Clarence, .C Eaward a! a tt . (eb) Fiera Berg anu are nar es. ‘nnedv and ran Schools aae Collages ng. irene Wesmuelle: | | | . . i Ph om A a a o~ Seep! ~ iitiniiitnmenhin oe ; eM 3 $0. cy S12 i oe a. Cee Re Hore. - ee ee ee B = od on ord _o ‘ “Oo i wy ratfe jenna 7 H S We {fer » weome 414. % kweli (ec?) m.. fom Zeigentnin oe ane » | WARREN—Enteread into =e CARPENT ERS & BUILDERS BOTS —or A With que oxpesionse on - Can and Tub 23 Bie De anf _Sulte 1020 708 Cheteaet «i and iacte co : : iS tole clued’ aul cee ae 4 a Sent 11 19°5 OT ae 7 = team” tea R svete wenesia_ __aF8 . . ; = rN 25 me tert J SEPH DARST perienec 414 jumiata ae (cD6) | loved sai tae «x or : Ss r recer} - — ms ‘ it Vive 6836, 306! ' ; aced t= work ta Wamery West b (Or aman t 3 ‘¢ A oe ae ee inte Py on Thereda’ | . "7 . . le! | (Geneva "ar- : i . l 2a 1x “- . . — Shoe” nay r —— . my ’ : , vd , | pas I me si a ae mt ‘ be. . . eit. ) ~ oh “a ti - ge ; , as at “ a vi ’ . m™ ' -_ . . , ; : '? . . r "=4) 7 .* ' > 1 . ~ - 7 = . 7 r | ‘ =* 7g , 7 ; : ; p . rt -D Pe ‘*- ee, , : - ~ : * Kurtz, beloved daughter of Sedonia and x is wil » shipped from MeLauzrh.- 13 ’ ; e io — —e wy an ly gun Sonn | in fur etora ept. Apply Kline's, 6 . : . ~~ ‘ Vr NS appearing. unrer 25 . ee ee ne yt Ree. te Mrs. J. W. Mulach, our dear!" . cay 4 > st 7 : 7 sy ee wales ; sen oul Vashington th 1 ut vours 1 le t startine «ala ew tt ute with marager ad- | \ successfu Pacifid Coast cut. help in dining feom for din | : ¥ c) ba dang Soieeeees a — ——— we | ; raicing bAYV | T 7 1 Oc \ st x rh inlimited mDo ities Fr. 3.7 , f : Tixmicals $80 evar- ‘o. kine for a fee high grace : , ' Vortan, is z ia) . . ‘ - — . , , 2 ‘ onal , = an Thent ‘ = ni -eq . 4 ’ M. ary land - (@) i‘. Ag erie 7. rig hee * lor. Call at ? . rk no cook ine (ai! aze. for boul e Bids ¥ and five, ; ROD Wa sh "eten. let fear net fe} from residence S05 , r ; ; : , Saturdays Sept ie ; A |W ee an Segal } nes rer ia’ rib . —— ‘44, os : t fr . ; rus 3 jarhe o ; . : meng ; . : : _ , . ; ins ve : . ’ = . ™ N . J : ’ : ; Ex¥Derte " . : _ , rey : Mary and J oar h . ~* rm. In \4 — in ~ ; aie »¢ 7 : . ri Viet ‘n'a ng , he : . 7 fait . . 2 . ‘ n “ : q A . a. oe : , uri . . . . . ‘ : . ™ : rit mg Tien of t oO *sa.e (ePocer we 3 y = - ‘ ~ * , (an for some al hos wu, Mownt iMive : . Dec - 4 nee Clar TOT ¢ ; . Ae e¢ inee one " 3 : : . ~ : ‘ ee re ee | , ; ~ : ; | a wi oO = , 4 ne ary ex Dec te ‘ alesmen V ant , : ; ari CS mire Was & member ‘Order of : thee i = me at ' rd a ha ec re or “7 PP ut- : : ~~ dll a.ary ; ~ ; . | bs psn ° nother of John \ i . — . a, ' a . . ~ ne : : : ) ! ate om mss : [ce cream rlor 20°86 Mar- is and bate * anch of the ( o i ' yo F Joe@enph “hi Te ' ) _ . of No. , ' ite! eaan . woo e 4 . ui Ol ; ; " TE . ha fold - — ' ‘ P : 1 ‘ i) : \ is ’ Fw a to . ek ; ele and th - ror wer ’ ; Bn b 7+ 4 ‘ears . ia f . LAL GHLIN 4m Thureday Sept 10 193 ty . is neem i . > . lars ‘ 0: . = . ; .* ' fact . ~ ‘ - a : : j a " : a De ‘e t} "g . ora) u . ade . radu ° -* . . ; ‘ - operate cult prese Julian Laughlin. husband of Laura Vail " Mirch - a & ~~ sae, “ . bat aaa G—UPH’ Ls G ce — = t k — o = a } ity o 16: posi: ion ° 7 7 : he? 03 >. r ‘ _ "2 ; hry 3700 (slive R Lauchiin. ter Deceased’ was a member ; PE LEANING re dD -VENTOR: pia - + y — oO ~ ———— — eau Seger otter acera i, j tation free ue ~~ * = faik White ight lnboratery 40 Oty from C. R. Lupten'’s merty \nn's Sodality of St. Xavier's Church (c%) | } J JSL9 Finrev | u ent sales service wi?! e “nT am. el at 3 Sabu! —— — . arr ' SiG ae aes . bl tes p.m. 2840 Kasten a+ ’ — street. Saturday. Sept. 2. p+ —_ , C Lay th manufacturers co : RI al -RSs—12 im ss : ' ; DIV Geta’l Pa ’ ;AGi ‘ Gir! _ p e ~ aha ALK Entered in , —— —— - — ——~ _-—- -— , a ~N : ; i. - , = eae ‘ : I+ - . : ;' ‘lon and — > = -~s —T =O for ijigh eg * Interment private. ic) meaday. Sept 9 at 50 pom | EMVIRE «al O 9x12 ee leering Labaratueee oa peparton linei- miami; pay up to SiG: t oS Sete Ar For Sa y. Call Gab § one in - - | EX 2 : an4 minding beby. Able Bake . LAVREDE RK—PFnterei inte reat rh ure | Sophie “Ww hitehair inee W . helovei . enovate ; | ne oe — ~~ s a! — — —_ * a a si ce) | . . ONE Either men E Lage : eth Se - m , ‘. | be 40 wife of ' hy 1rie« Ww hite ei: thy ° of > « m : m" - CS’ - = - . ———EE . ——— — —— ——_— -— ~ ‘J EN- r ; TI) ee . ‘> rs : : ~~ ait Ay : , t 7 a . b et — for lett i = ohn FPux and Rey } r dear « : aa : . ’ 4 1 nu ae eo . = tos work. rewna nee €h.. emg ey er | tee, srandmother and au uk a ELECT Ric WIRING. ETC. THEATRICAL appers Ws an ted Sone Gee : Jaye no and SOLICITORS |» the fyemar i a ment dept. fTth and Lucas re dear brother Mre G W I» Funera! on Saturd: : : CII = just be th izmivy experien a, a ee x. USE. TN “CANYV ASSER—Apoly n | GIRL—White, fer downetaire work and + ry Gear uncle. father-in-law and grand . m ron of ‘ R c : : and ‘Sa’ or ut ld \- - . . a wins MAVOLVY 4 ter ) Mh anc Wi metor waa =N To K ~ use Cal) ‘On e5) ’ : ~ Waterman _ aN . ‘eS: }> ; rr eee ee ee er, ; GIRL-Light colored. sbhoat 20 rears for ther Ashie Manchest Mi: M. hou | Funeral Saturniay, Sept. 12. at 30 a. | ler Chure! pa \ Steiner. 3333 N bie} : a —. ' : frand as comming ee . ’ , , . . . . ‘ . : = . 7. j i m.. from residence, 2511 Pennayleania | RES : ena —r rooms. $ conn rith® -arecec nom + —* , PARTNERS wa INTED - Py ) P, 4 F. TN! . 1] re) ab lad hanes* - . 79 q UIrRt_- To’ ooerate Hh eeeen & & he) Lope her avenue Mapleweed ta Immaculate Con each t vers) ti —— Church Interment in Belk fontaine , | . , E M I f O Y M E N = Yaa? T 3 | 7 . . iJ ' - i —— . . " : ~* ) e+ 4 _ : : " F : . —— * ‘ ‘ i | B.NET MAI R-——:; smniture r 4°08 co a cerry business piv ' weer machine Aaleo Laundry ar —_ — ‘ . See bz . " *T} es» . oan = ——— oa _ . si feSy > an 1975. at 3:20 a ; ; ha nd fixtur wire more Reme r 4 3029 s th . ie ; ; : 1314 Warhington | : , on ” . . sete ictcr ~ - ow : —_ s ‘ . | y =A - ~ A ase ‘1 man who . F note a oe — “or a en Riv ke. R Ps in rishing Miseovr: Ride 3 wat bhi ® work oz | GIRLS—Experien: cl om powet sewing ma ef n Rs selling Hud ‘son and] ; et a Ghee Co. * a ; . N. Eirtetieet . Sate MeCue. beloved father of Frank hari ant Thomas MoCur. ry Jenk! ee heet cash or ‘ °. Wary enkine PERSONAL e th | - : = a or a Boys . ; | . ; Derenns x : rs — . — ' > yo \ larr . / - “Bere unc'e age 66 years Dont be afraid You will be forgiven Tee tw ‘5 Due netice of funeral. from residenc ° . , ¥ ; me +. years’ XDer.ence staweine: ced n & > . Lefe {nsurat Ol6 Nuteer street. will be given -) I ee oe a | MISCELLANEOUS meen bi e-131 ' } ; f r= repairs ctl f ms r i ae - nil = . _— ' r et eferet 2- —— —————__—__——- —~- EN - + oe 4™ T Ae t x. Ae ‘ - . ae . rset arta te . “ - . " i , -We é j T . 4 ' it | ' ; 7 +‘ he } a 10 bm. Jonn tancis Mebena: COMING EVENTS a. , it | work, es me ayy Sha Kind © ~_ 2 . ” girie .. . +, =. = —— . , , . “ . - “= - ~ . ; : - A : - 7 : fr . oe " ' ' +? ’ or i« ro lle Standing and . hour! _ : : 3 ; . “sn ‘ ca a ae . “th ’ Haley , -. rengoa, s ee arnt hvelyva Mev Daun. ; : idehaker on, in | semeonth, year ; iy 52 atumiay ' 12. at & @ . * Lo fay irtz i3) | . wire F Nevi ra jo . ; | ' — trom Southern parlors. a2? Michisas ave: | A : 30 Prom = STORAGE AND MOVING = “O) KXEEPER—Sit.- or salesman. after | 1230 nace _av_& at att. RES : 3 Dear wy en 5 ae — os ocak office Real . we ) smen. Dpiy uperinten- Perso ty 2 : a Te Apply Brecer a ~_ — . a he oe nts Dee nena me me oe emits Raced ‘orest 6335 expert ; hie oe ret — A — dent of En mploy ment, mezza- om = 16m ana , nee, Wehlechlager ae oo iw "ac s , 9 Liz - p SAUCFREUR—Sit.; colored with r . a _ a “ rad © mite . Tee] ’ _ , : , al 2 ~ : at 7 a cea -crandson nephe o | | wos ESS A PORIN — Do iAUrE bh ot atte : ' ndelet Pian amd only car _ hon ie he oa STIX. BAER & FULLER to Kig Things = - oe 6 "Latayette. rere Exner! from the family residence. S622 wips wit : it By contract vou knows . Ry HAUPFEUR— To drive Ford «ruck: first SE a IN Will Be Given ine : ) See references revuired. Benson Ma* | MOTHS eeace a ee ame S CLOTHING | Co cperatiogn MEE Sowrwark,’ good coum. famiy “of “ : Cabeny 463248 sh avaéen Naetville avenue Monday 2) the tems _ ots . Morning b Re Fv | ee = [ creer itn? han _ Soe 4. + a Sr Som ‘ »*. ; — e14@) | : ' Bt rx rr . t. “2? : mm : uti . Ps ; : Peenehare | ; Sey ——— en . ot eferences ebster | = a an a 7 tae r niewd ty emo Be oe Ree | Cnctehiecses Suis ee “sees RS | NEW WORK STORAGE CO offer cur ahi “eM i | OGUBIE STUDENTS Sragi 5 Site agen, ass Tans SALESMEN § |_ Beal Estate Bx 1 ; 23 ; , ~~ @er ' Matrices . s eS Srey are a n asonabie rates ) . at years” D.ant . ; -_ ah 55 , . N ot N ecessarv, Kut ~~? “3. : ma ; . A vAater * m sloreg-. Pee) r "e Obel 4 — T ore f at ‘ o te . . . arenes i- BARR Cc ~ tte? . ose Si. from rectience O44 Carrie avenue fo | SPECIAL : || THE ONLY MeNICHOLS CTRIC ee eek a4 B gwar. Bo douner. Hotel) own Santee” LORE anawer in |S AMOUS ‘O.) -AD\ ERTISING CAR , For Interview @ Our Lady of Perpetea! ilelp Church’ 3. Sia incer ) ‘e. 8123 Ena || Market St. et Eleventh Between 9 and 1% . Ask for Mr. C Ba PS SIE Qe POG t gr RI Re 8S I te terment ind riedens Cemetery : at ; : * ’ “a Paces e ant | meric refe.. MUBMANSN. - Entered into rest on Wednes ori &: bal r thal de os 2 a a ae (oan) 5 [Neneh oi —— # “a, 7 2 Lote t ks an ‘e- steel - manufacturt lant | “~: “et 68 ss ae wom os - Sie = sags ne , —— =~ eth 7 . mie at = . ny pate Lmao ls Vals! - y ee ——o SALESMAN arr ave Mie wee Ad » on ee , ; Fr igh = ' as -f ein ts oa” te te. “ert ce "ite Wee . wh te or hastern Missouri and Sonth- : Me ‘ . _—s , = bert ba Lior ] ; ee awe : ri . = Mu . Meee t Forwarding ' consider Al teb: at resent « — was Sag ee PRS | oe | . as oe = ern Illinois. Must he a pro- — hum Dare rth Twenty-cecend afl mee aberetem:i dems “tate of MWiesourt 4 reninee gale Panes . : wr Are } OU Leaving st. | ous? ducer and work with our aslet Murmenn gow of Ce er oat £ wt] wen ° Teer : a . : . 4 “ i Me Jers - am the late Maiy Murmann «>. any es on tracted af - SEE | ae ow = ren fs ; ; . ; . c+ By ©} ' | of eery and Peter «\) m.. te : © Soho ~y - aaa L E oan nen meatal as = oe _ Say aie o — —_ > Te ; nn - man. Good an ary Reference 7 House and Mra | ow + Deter * holies Pema BE N A.! ANG, ’ oI : a ca ROG i. —Ingatitence = | ent ORS * required. Box B-i29, Post-Disp, | Ben Al chel gy ws Crom. Arte we 2 a a ie te te meats ae b LA a4 AN : ? : -t hs . a : . | A 1k turtglewar sat Seine ne - s —** ui JANTT : . " iL} . : - ; = & ' ~? my : : —_ Sea a | . :, aaeane thel, | f__Maplewond __ 5) EXTRA SHOE SALESMEN | and ™ Geer 32 ot * *H a) Bethania Cemete ~~ —- wg byl ' - rhemes — ne — ; wee ° , , ; ‘ an . ; r Wor iF URE.F? , ITTSeER. es: iu DaPeTS » saee oO (he Sew maneacer » rf tefere ge i “> Ting : cuce ‘ ‘Peart m, . eta : rT . = _ ‘. «= ete Ex pe rience -Omvdergmal eprtr: unity mn Pranets i ay. Sewot. 12. 1ee3 tg. ' ap “Senta tives e hig a © fued relerence ny Ma i iS Eup risacel. a — moval sbue mie Aviv at ouce. Brandt's ealty Com - +. a " ™ i , ‘ ; ’ . " eh . ‘ , > . _— - o " . good MY. An 412 XX. “anh ‘ey Recreation Parlers, 3/72 3 SALESMAN aa. : ~ ~<« 4 - - — nuen ie ne “Dai — ° . Yd (ec ment. Kies «, an Clive. ” ‘¢ *. 409 W ainwt ight * gs
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heme er . G = a ° = eee; EE re or ee ery RO et —— Oo EER oe nae oe da - . 9 v, | oe y =, 4 ot Peres ee, - — — ; . . “rr ~ 4 : és. P rr 5 aA a ow - . - . ~ ; 4° % , x". al ae i RE a ee RC St gee an — FRID SEPTEM NET I SALESMEN Wan S100 aston. Pes: | SHOES, CARPE ae tar DON’T SELL YOUR CAR FOR A FOOLISH PRICE! Offer it in these columns and get the right price. "®2 eT es | ry : EN royYs —_— ee oe —- —_—— ~~ ee ee ee ee —— a _--—— ——— _— —_—————— Roburion. 73.10 AND RUGS# ST-DISPATCH Attractive positions fag ree ta! HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS) SALESWOMEN WANTED _) _SALESWOMEN WANTED _ “l= -AUTOMOBILES - -AUTOMOBILE S_ — Rood 4214 Shen ker. Apply:4 ‘ay thoroughly experience Reliable Shoe Store, 4214 Man- am ‘and upstairs work. 09 Arundel mt : Salesladies te feb) a - Cabany 7069W Sali Wabash 42. oi wi 8 Sins — fF ——— the seme of women's - ' xy , Salesmen “EPECIALTY SAL, JESM. AN—Expenseg | an nd!| HOU SiGiRL—F or general housework « ref- ng enperionces. Eno Ti wo LAN wane — — i —— —— = ——— = —_ - Sa —_ SS - lounges =. —_- pmenewen ————— > a a —_ ee oe = ——— | 2 : _ ° ' ~~ >. @ ; mace that can do leau Apply Supe intendent’ s ei ‘' ; Basson. on; Dene Os y{c) ! nice. tree with both: ‘Lindell O45. ‘whew ic) |ANT, 6th and I a ust sts. — __ (c46y Nt ens nunict Main F loor Baleg “AR men eetn $1 houriy. paid immedinte- | HOUSEGIRL—White, genera) Lm SAL ESLADIES a 7 ee as nonut Me, hy — & a 7, plus Yr paid weekly: experience , and assist with care of child. 85706 Mi EXPFRIENCE! LADIES’ READY-TOo- iii ve , a i Famous-Bar -_ Sy y; 9% vick advancement. Smart: | | Pherson Parkview 1444W e6) lark Re SALA RY AND COMMISSION | _ le ed connection with mipping Clerk meu mistisd with $35 pistallment Miwa ae linols, Nebraska, Louisiana | i eabentten. Busines experience unneces- / end furnish refe: Arn an Aluminum Ce 3Q> ee Indiana ferritories Vake apnlica- SHOU SEMA i1>— White. P competent, | pith le | cary, but tact and appearance essential. I | goody and’ wen. (SALES uAN — Salary ghd so an Bs vanes iitiy Ser aeenaae | wast references S414 “Delmar. 24 0g" |ieiNtond tare paid and yuaranteed ince | DIOyYment, Mezza-|, A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF EXCELLENT VALUES eee POON. | aay, Great 9 can quality. © Abpy ga aby above commodities will be | LADIES’ CLOTHES 1RONER—Expert- 5°, A'fTr re y ae TON. PUBLS. 07 ° | | rioht Vo.,,” : ., Addrens Box J $36" of a. | enced Superior Laundry. 1745 S 48) re ricco Bide. Ask for Mise Bales. (c8) | TIME floor. ahi Post-! ~Z ; ‘ ‘ - j i a . NS WANTED [sai | e) ° ° : , SALE, MAN— Young man as — Louls . anil . itt +4 dei" ~” ‘o_ > emb rehig ‘ Bc ire cleat ka hii) Se RNPERONCED SPECIALTY yr secs Sena mmercirw asined in Frices: ni AVe KOM ; Alesman, ; som 6 . , : , > ai Storé, idith « : batarcdas , etween 1° 2 atlend SALESMEN te: Ree ne Bian. n tha | teh ; TAL. SME N——For iisduati lai r= — TAKE NOTICE. | Sn " " —— —— ———— | RAPHER - lary and com mission. Apply °o rienced: mist . a m. 2157 R atu | age pny selling office now ¢ of old child; more for home: 808 a | | Stix Ba ig | | 9 Min taking difficult | Wide, 57 Railway aa tg hina Stonah ia field orernieaion cor | forse | cyoewritin | ATTRACTIVE POSITIONS nang ‘sing | IF YOU’RE EVER GOING TO OWN AN AUTO. HERE’S YOUR CHANCE! to check typewriting papers | and female 2 Bate st S and | SAL. r “MAN—P rinting sal the entire U. 8. and foreign coun- LADY—yYoung. preference «.Sen to portunity for ris ing en esimmnan: - > will place on the market about Sept. | in pavment of tuition for secretarial AR EK NOW OPEN FOR EXPFE- o 9 nt : , al 7 & an P ble aut atic ack ste e: t he hool educatio Dn breferred | io oat ah a 4a i i 5 r . Ps . ewe : : . " oe re - . ° , ‘ , ae laa Sty edt +3 — aimee. aon tone i". "iD revolutionary m character ana | Victor 451. ei (ed | RIENCE SALESWOMEN IN &y yl li | 7 The Yahlem system of selling Used Cars is the ‘‘ friend You ean ask anybody about Yahlem and they'll tell a cb) | sAi.bo F ya . pwhich test sales work has proven will dis- iy At NDRE 35—References. 1219 Am- t stot “ta.3 D iat L uw JM Ta 7 ei Awa | ; 7? 4 : : 5 onl rou he’s a square dealer He deserves your confidence =Experienc ait mee pa ee . ra fled that Is practi new ang weed herst_pl . eet, THE FOLI OWING DEPART i making system. \ ahlem fs Sincere in giving you the : - Pr t j f uN I ‘ . ’ A Y t ’ larke commis pate ‘Urnig a in | - AIIN 7 > 4 iu . 4 : it , ecause as the originator o No Interest— ear to body wood that aaa” ey rye poe dR the re , scope. is pocossrt ates increasing the LAI NDRY HELI a a . | } st g } le e .} ; 1; - ’ ss i} F : f “ af ; . r Hox 1S Post-Disvatch ‘iy r Bald’ ormanization An exce Sloanll Seasete | Experienced mac! ine line giris and hand}; MENTS: est possibile merchandise, on the best possible terms, for Pay he has made it possible for the workingman to own ; . . e ™ 8 : of n n 7 moh py : | ’ - CIAL AUTO Sal LsMEN—J.. for St Louis ma nity is olfered ce special ity salesmen. whe Tees Baton. as ee bes a a ~ Hil the lowest possible price. an auto BUNWOR, (C5) | apenisd vrais att Pe CMM cette Meitncen, thivoine Team vautpling | MAID-—Exverienced. white: beat veterences’ y Migses’? Wear | ere Mi] Gerace: WareGondion @ MMMM ero” an'crcumaive certi.a's g Usignes | AID Wh fo 5. Rimage 8 ee FOR SALE—WTD/| . READ THESE BARGAINS EVERY CAR A WINNERI! : , On Spruce - an exe ‘fe territory is assigne: — - menert _ aan f — | 8:3"? Palen "a (95) SALESMEN—3 good huatiere a@em and full protection extended; it means al vier 446 ~_ __ 1 CG) | “illinery is ? " KERS oo selling electrical anpiiances Mp, s eed = %. “appticaM must. be. ‘ble | MARCEL WAY ERS— Two "ee Ma ‘ah Ae : ees Bi ae fis Maes ; il | | : 4 ie. ; only, ica nust be abie ello operator referred, cast . vt . > 4 ; . ’ Ved lasters; good ~~ « Hy pon ag a M4 $50 P / 75 = —. Bxper ee eet from in om. to ¢ 9 ae ¥ 209, 1602 Locust at. asi for Mr. | MILL ; Gloves PURE Bakimo pops white. year oid, male th Chev. Coupe «..+--+. caiaed WORE SE oetetoryeee _ ee ee pica oabatiege see scce bo.s ee See 002 -2| Ruick T&T ing 295: Dodge Tourli 'Hup Roadster ..... 595 Jewett Sedan ... 875 150 Bulck Touring “*#e eee ae g ring e*e ee 495. ~— ° : ° ser . Experienced. | « 7S oe - —. amend i nt ane: Gan’ ore flan’ pover 23 game Meredith — c)| Experienced on ladies’ vel- Und Hal ‘cna Geiieala a straight commission basis; —_— — ts: new machines, steady | i r as ) Bm eereere08 and pe mechanically inclined. Cal hen HELP wTp.—women, aircs Vt hats: wel ias BOOKS AND PERIODICALS ||| Gardner Touring ... 185 Oakland Sedan ..... 295/ Buick Touring ...... 450 =- - = 'H. Cc S. Sport...... 875) Buick Coach ....... 876 for inte “rvie Ww. American F : | ‘ | rood i alar A ) yy. ° ° eae @ one ; . Mz 1 ' ’ | >} : fac ing Mac hine (Co. 704 LN, “Eucla & a wor c ane 4 Oe y . «4 | E y | 7 rUITION—St. Louis University Commerce | | — io - , .* armo creceecevee 1195 Stude yaker Sedan -. 975 id, TT , I mm tm Nn ' nd Finance course ne C 2 Hi ‘aAillace et' Gardner Touring .... 250; Durant Touring ..... 375) | gg ly ry experience Alteration Hands to Mr. H. G. Latal, DOROTHY | rt Ings probless. and Saperion imakanaxy Goot: ie Cadillac Coupe +.-.. 195) 0" er : . 'Peckard, 7-Pass. .. 1295|Pe@lge Sedan ....... 1195 on co ete Jine stora , i “d ro l ye rienced oh Pa ' wh) = Y rz CARE Kho 3 -o#t-Disnate ‘si | oe Chevrole , 295 , ‘@ . and guaelien for cite ene are = Le are sare ot shore er > lenced! | EE MFG. CO., 615 N. Ninth. | Candy _ea x F-400. Post-Dispatch. _ (80) | Reo Tourtne «....+. 135! ‘ hevrolet Coupe .... 295! Packard Touring .... 476 Hie... cases r 0) ‘) ( ‘ ” ; . ‘ , € & " - - , 8 646608 2a *e-f * o eet i. ome Pee a Sak lwagel y, ready : | ee | | 6 Ford Tourings, $98 & up Chevrolet Sedan .... 295|Hup Touring ........ 425 |) Nash . ...5+..--+-5 795! | Moon- Sedan . o. STS aston (eh) ar Poe 7 ae "*SMEN—~— town of 25.000 population; mate exper! 2} Nt . ‘ dl ee» R—See Mr. Bret- SALESMEN—Men s store; sell mill 1 re oto used and salary expected.| wages. Apply,ready for work. Infants’ Wear ae Wanted | | — a ; boys’ novelt nd. —— - rh) - wi ahs li 1 y 6 he : 'nN« jeratcn _ ‘ » 4 ; '}? a uy ine > a , F ot » . ’ po? = 7) , et fom | WP Gent commission: must MEME CoOKKEurin Mun. be experienced. | LE RAE HAT CO., 1216 Wash. bee re i a mT ay No Interest _ A Yearto Pay | 300 to Pick From | $75, $100, $200 Down | $75, $100, $200 Down » | glish Knitting Mils. Inc., 2 oteh | Golluber Millinery Co.. 1409 Washing- ! ; (e899) 4 ar | ° st. Chicago ere ew see — MRT C hene S , COME TO EMPLOYES’ EN-| appanur—wiaamrs wala overcoat | - ? ° , “ypertence: awe | His HOMIE ¢ yF THE BE ILDER OF ‘(vy $6 to $345 el. 865 or Cen, 4361 . eelling pla furnished : i) _ence : ~ I _ = ‘ arn $150: exclusive territc, poe cxperiencea: capable oj chines; permanent position; citer 4406 Bas “Auto calls. (8) | SATISFACTION HAPPINESS | J 3 ana | carn $150: exclusive territory, Peer BOOK KEEPER — expe: ienced : }P; wiuc 4 ; Joe 4 el ‘e a ae’ 0 ee ilie - ‘ : (ity Mo Ok SW. On S, - wanting to advance: bo RR. nol neal good wages. Apply at once Fan MOU rr Co.'~ | For Sal ¥ i SALESMEN 100 “of our ; : : | salary expected Some night work, nec yy ‘ At’ ) } i Ti Sil 43 0 , e . : vending machines, our newly, ont . eee sary during rush season. Hiox C-414 lL ke R. \E HAT C U., 12 16 Wi 3 | athe ane he MEN'S quality clothes; immense bargains. 1" Gd Q ° Gi Crs ; earn S2000 annually; our best custome F Post-Dispatch. (c} ington. {eR ) Sixth Seventh Olive Locust Society Wardrobe Exch.. 3109 8S. Grand. : are bankers and page s8 men, who ¢ Bi TITER WRAP? , K— Experienced. A)p- ; ; ’ ns ’ ae (ce73) —_ ~ — =e a 9 ’ ” rst ee ro necumremer me —_— . ' . eR—Hetail grocery experience and | Q sete Apply 53516 Pershing, At 1S + pel’ ine this proposition: ' CA resaary i. > oe ’ ; . COAL. COKE AND WOoOoD i : 4 Te Cc nNecessr Onnel Fgar Tro- | , a oe , } ae vo om i and . ni A, a $5 25 Deimar 9775 ek) | ey) fully equipped This var il} le wood wees is, = we Cres, At 4 $115 $105. 310: termes, 2735 OR iP Sis VE JOHNRON T vr m CO “er; ay mye you - Z } per Kr: adwey (co (la Tiat ee ma memine ‘ reel sat! or ) Al. ty a " hr l ; > 2erion enani cal y rT ' m + ew eee la ? P i . » "~* : : a ~~ : . ‘ , ’ ‘ » "am hinertor tT? ti ‘ . eo ai t the clos et inspec yee. y y - Ne ! ry ad Tor the mak-| Po “zeertence required. Apply Me = mL on | Mart Vecan 23 _ Weehinet Ath $5.25: exe $5 G rand SIZoW, tony || and 2944 LOCUST. ppeCarsny- Pardue, 6320 Delmar. Cabanv FORDS—10 roadsters, 1921 to 1925. like to OL tra. gil) Planters Bidg. HOC OLATE DIPPERS—Ex.- | 6pERATORS—Exnerienced on vower sew. | ] , — } ; CHANGE, ~ - —— new: $55 to $215: terms. 1905 Locuat forming and SALESMAN—To — sulicit ‘sales for 4 | ] \ | ing machi nee for gloves. Missouri Glove ity a Co lineville | oa» my >. =: om WEBER'S U SE Dm CAR = > rant |} FORD -{R23° coupe: runs perceges : good rf Ty A) = or e an ty ; - “ ; y 3 y z anle cre Af F mce ie (Cc ) > mTison at } hher rye} low rmces or coupes Pa aca a op oe Ramee = ee + d—ygr hn Tima retail store, Rene, periene ec on J : - Pp y at MIs, Le.. 63 17 —— , rr 9) ( i 5. ae’ by, ear = re arn Sul Way cH) Bat - eee e190 "R940: open untt! shy ng a on ve gnapor-tecsen and Roneore, with overhauled motor W ; . aXe ‘| salary, co: : , > ‘ Py C ee ~— nites 1 oe F anf arthy. Perdue 3° »}- / Balloon and standard tires; terms. 7 new . ce also hav e trave ing expenses: a permanent Dost once. supt. offic eS. Main k loor ( »P ER A | ( RS y _EXCHANGE j Yes --—g¢- '} 10 pb. C; = ™ x * grths -Pardue, 6320 Del Price. Ford Dealer i412 S. Grand. (e7) €400 and ‘sth + ec. one eee R ne Fe y 4 g » fla ‘ ry ‘pf re f » £ ? - { i -_ - — , wows res rr re i ye nv som ° = Bslnss shaper! atak ‘eal iuure for a real progam Bal, FAMOUS-BARR CO., | ,, Single mredie: cxpertenced om ait sections OPEL” Wid Restaurant te iaaer zooa | FORD—New, 4-pase.: conch body:, real | eg, mocri: At condi: | HRS. $10 town’ Owen basen, ‘8 demonstrator. ised only 4 days; another a | er Ld ir. Simail, LOOS Olive st. __ te ’ (ORO) | of wh ite ae OAT hw ue Vor sss : ‘h cel “a Evo bargain. Caj! Mr. Guehrie, Lindell 40 a F of —- coupes: Bose wage bt : ; . w 165: $40 down. Owen-Laskett. Wi JOHNAON Ate La 240 an ‘ 4 ~ & pA Waa u ; ’ : Ria “a : / power-mMmacnhnine operator: ? n bene } t di f th FO I . ; Tr pote or rooming (use ({ } reoa nted cord tires, tron marie rear ashington | t) f ; % oO} ) r 1AN ie ve 3 _— = man : - a it? } ’ > ject 4 of t% ; . s)* A NGEQLICA JAC K Eb. ‘l ( ) 1421 Olive, ea YY Fi I e or e O = ' “ z Hroad ay . > ee ¢ 4 ; | cCoqpne | bu ner. blue rlass un visor, large lock ~ wd : 7 Be ive. ork. av or Bs io Gish grade automobile; actual — ad h KM le | Pos. aaa Soh Geer (ch) HUDSON—Coach,; 10°38 xcellet ' mi ~y , K — bargain: terms or FORD—19024 rogdater: looks, rune . Ford Tudor 1924. $905: emai? ’ . toumobile experience not necessary: oe rean Shoe Co enploymen depart- | 7 ' rT. oe wits en it vill sell or tra fe fOr ra} w) etc. ; u "ei 8 a . new; | 2°5: te 1s. x w 0 hiv ; ; “Bs | ’ : L A eri ore moe, fo’ a . ~ r ment, mth ana lucas O » aes ) D en . ker : lowin dena rtments | ti on. t ara ai +3 f = Grand 1263W. at r | vey " ; ns. Ma ell, 41 G ¢ live. down payment, balance monthiy : rades. P-| and must be able to meet and ta . GOOK—\' h ite private family: references p Prators an¢ ressmantrs yh U os GOLD AND SILVER | So = Al aa . “iit . ¢ - : . . : _ ebaker bhai ae ys + ion ’ ienited ous west. a (c6) P B Xx OPE ‘R A , ( oR © cn HIGWEST : >. = od “s ¢ x) | 4 \ ET, x IRI \ a ) FORD 1923 re a dster very good through- [| 4 real value; amall cash payment, balance a -erade ‘salesmen , oe furnish COOK — Wh te for industrial cafet erin “te . e Be — Wes . = ol . Oe New Bele Mi Ora we id roKken ————— — if ‘or ‘ou e ! = gUaranteed 6°00. tert? trmontniv; trade vour old ear: hurry if vou . : hn hew CATS to Use Aas Gemonstratore meal«a day. no Sunday work referen es Must be experienced: knowlejize general i, iva eweiry. cdiamonus. Miiler, «Oo Market, | oF i} -_—_—— Dp j ON EJOHNSON MOTOR Co.,, | want thie bargain SeVern| other goot - tion, oo — pn ate i Mal oh wee ae p fequired box B 77. Pom-.D snatch tc) office work desirable: a08 to ee gta (89> | 1924 B U IC K V IC r ORI A. | $295 On, an nes. N fural Bridge at Unton (eS) } tthe rhauled apd repainted Fordors to select ee. eng ‘sm POOUKkK—Comperent. white woman, for plain, e@ée and phone number. box ©- v0. D | 4-pass. Coupe; condition of this car et. TORD-—1974 roadater: Al cendition: ra. | Om - rT) . ; — : 1 is " ih , , \ . : ij NIV eT Al ° 3401 Lo ‘ust. (eB) p a e andi r ° - , Mover spi pte i ag ws cooking downstairs oaen in larre fam- : _- ~ = - 6 } résses neues ae BIRDS like new: cost $225!) exception: | Vai - — : i parte J and v UAT: anteerd 30 days: a rea! m pate A oz oe te su ee ad, Ind. (¢89) T = a ee eG Shs Wabada ecb PANTS BANDERS “ — CXANARIES—M 7 — ||} we at our price. $1250. | Fe RD COUPE | TOHNSON AUTO CO” 9n07 On Ty gy, pepe yan, ‘ Want — o “ ‘an ’ orest 750 ’ adoaca co} aeaee be ' ‘ —— anted «uli femaies: anv i! y PO4 OCUST. ; a : AW ‘ Oy mnve, . ly Bre ut ; : hery. 0 «do heh . “~ 4 | fittir (*n! at LIA leather repalrer., M isso ur Slipper cn | A\ \ fa eg Mheater. 49028 Delmar. np —— ae , 5 r + ’ ” f Goan eo | "; . > renicnt | excellent condition; -bargain Jouse tela ree wer in: prides. bitte att ip on table inva | SALESME N—To sell blankets and at OP CULINE OF NtTne a ORR Pa) OG is Grand (CAD SIMO, S215. Slo. Sa. ete.: Comvenics Service Station, 3 $120 Locust (oF) | q-ommames Terr (2) held siecialiies on the instalinvent r ol os ote or phone Parkview ot $3 a Paitin se i CHE sv Re _ET—Coupe 19223 like new: | terme Hiurry if vou want a real bargain. mee = ee ee pee ees oes Z * -— a ¥ 2 y : 7 rom ’ » 2 m , = eo SH EWORKERS— Uxperten: ed folders for re ot) ers coupe edans men Synod 2s and evenings j pile si © 28 : ’ k in drug Store We have a large, hew assortp EG ‘} N ’ valet ; . erie - ed 9030) Tnited “t hi! : I atk iff Shoe Co or11 | | , SEWING MACHINES . Mans . ~s12 ~ ne “yy ; ° ry oe LOHNSON A TTT » en) SnheT7 Olive. M: aAxwe ‘tl mews Roadsater ) 1923 HU P SEDAN rimer. i#h) bianke te and the most complete line a0 (ANDLER lady, experienced, aU. as nm | MA ines yuan 6 yo 6 an ’ r ee @o- IN GE } " tou: +9 rs S40 down, *% 16 N Vandev« rhe / i ; car ka excellent ondiveon: i | Refinished rebuilt: Uschold specialties in the city we ; Clark av. 1c) ilivgn 1C58") WSS \ Se TEINS ernte ~ikers, 310 hbomont or | org . i and ’ ; ; : a - —- : = = avit ‘ , . ’ | ) ” - , , b ae and saneer by ) hichest commissiona and wagon ne EXAM | NERS ST ke N¢ ee \}’ HE af ANT) CLERK Mxper : ne ys Bilao ¢ , HE \ Re 1 .ET—Coupe ate in4 just Ht? DSON (" Ov | E ii = 29 hn. B1e8 d tires and fin ooks like A good three Any oan ; weekly Ve can Use some men 4a ‘ 4 , enced. one who is rapid and accurate nd / SEWING MACHINES—Singer iropheads . al “a nie in two « re lock | ‘ ad , rit 6 000 mileea: mo- | y ron, 4 | equipped: 3" 9 ch. offi rhaul Toit i | New du paint n | bed ||) Nort ms NOR . cont %. neat: h aeade a" others to work off actos; also We can use BeVera experienced iris Abie to operate ernail BewWwitcnboare, Ricans Sto oup: ters re ntine ePpalring For- wheel seat covers burn et nMeAaviitor eouldé not run better see this car he yy et _ FRER‘S USED CAR. EX ANGE ; ~« wu} or eountry territory. If you are @ Our examining department Steady position: spiendid prortunity for est SSO 9167 lLaston terms 4600 haston ier i 347 ony ss. 3000) wn aS Rrock Motor Sa’'es, j C aie , . ' al. ‘ n races, Mr. Thomp tler and want to make big mancy, IGELICA JACKET CO. 1421 Olive.| advancement; eive full particulars. ae DROP HEAD SINGERS-—$15 to $35; re eH. VROLET--1923 coupe: newly Daint- | 4360 Manchester e665) || rand Or ahete Tena O SB. Cor. Garviens Lorust — im and gee us. Cc. L. Adams Co.,, Sth floor (ob) experience also phone number. lito b, ' ruaranteed terms renting. re - ae 1 tires; im = ya AL: runs even : y odnd ' LINDELL 2120. Ope Evenings oy ge mag BA v ; with ciru ation (hesinut . eee, ai om eee aye aie agri —— _ fl Post Diepat« rn ste) nen ’ ring = 4059 ("} "he . . Crear 10] : " , ne ¢ ‘ - or -~* . Poer ur ti! liupmotils { upe 4 pass., in 203 \ o - boy sea pin ok! + : >t 10 ». Hm MacCarithy-Pardue 6: 320 Del owt , = "f thiy: new paint ur in Moon Koadate r; new 4026: big | == -~ ° . oe « = ———_ oo o . - ‘7 Sea ree > r " left - *, 7 « ~ oh ‘o ifftece (oT) tad if ’ ‘ ” ) Bh 10 lin e-wire ale ne? rei al ~ . 4 ae, : 9 rh Ce ne Z Clor’ : ” Tie | we i; ®agu ate xT rie — Bera! . oa mar ( atl 7) 7) ‘ Kew . ' : . . ' Paving diec Ww heels bal! lo“ena tires. La : « enerveti ex Denience easy prorat gay og ee se elie Ws ~ except aliy rapid in t a] ing a aice- ( ie ves HORSES AND VEHICLES CHEV ROLKET——Cour puperiqg ™ wlel* per excellen : 4429 Li eg eek re ; 4-wheel brakes. will trade; emal! 1925 HUPMOBILE ‘ or ae — . tation: between ages 25 and J, hot ) ms i a fect cond y ‘ tteries and tires; ’ TT inde y 4. ea ‘ ub Of ment aan ae + _ cre - Ou ard furnish, teads. c GOIRL—t! : general nousew Orn i? le I “tc ra fra a 4 ; : . , Ww ; K mr ete ’ oe gi Vemvi to KO) SD For Sale me Ms n nad : t ea ara can N EW ELL = * | “% 11a? 7% Flr rece ‘ , .- dag 318 ocust b Te : Pg i ee le ana past a pdyial monty “om . v4 2 uci ‘ oes is ertons armaceutict e rience , == owner leaving ¢ alates y . J so we O8 (hea rut and ia'ge commirsions See Us, sei4 ne Bemcste err ona having pharmaceutical gly PR ; ? G HORSES and mul for a purposes J he seer hetween ¢ 30 a. mM. ro) Pp ™m ” y N I, W KI A 7 tos vineee & great «acrifi® : 7. JOSEPH DARST REALTY CO. Serbo ke phone orders, KFO —_ tt must Gnderstand buying and ecting. 75) La ce ( UU inne | = >} ‘ ~abl) | =! tt ase ol = : ie -~s “a LS \ rtaims | -i¢ Shes Good wit} tria and EL wmrantee —— » “ w rw ; ' ; sai” a : AS Se hea uty: $5 down always open, $e 49 WEHER & ay or CAR _——~ a. ee ey : i . a — ‘. te x In a . Scrb RAS r+ thy ge Te ait ' Re? . not See Lowenstein. 1321-25 N Broadway ( 1.ate ~ lel, pasne : »r pres Bt eae STU FS jana gy feo ee | Fou , nal vearing under @5- I. a lothing co ,0O0 Washington, nhone work, _€x ep na _ -preor' init ix i |e) USD deventer. Linde 1°9 (cb) 1924 MODELS , : maith y , rhis a ee , a * “iges. Fords, $50, $75 down. Willjama, TE WE TT BROT '(GHAM. 1925 ith mapaeer ad A successful Pacific Coast company Qe OIRL—To he Up in dining room for din-! St. Louis Fire Door Co., 1142 8, Ot! Newly painted. Good tires. First- | BSatalien RQUTHM EST NASH CO 4390 Olive EE oS . (7) : . “ licals $80 @uar looking for a feW high-grace men for ner 410 Morgar “A TELEPHONE OFPERATOR—Must be ex NW Al y — — : ‘las echanical condition a0) unt : eT Remont 2800 SE ES 2223 | looks as if from. « show room, f im) R . 064 a: ii . —— = i = mced on P. RX. work: salar ) ne cyt PET ES r N ASH C aah : ————— Le. NEWELI A420 findell a nO Gee Y , Keod op tation free. Gen. Mer.. 204 Wainw Whit fur ight laboratory work > rarer Ane Ainmner work only exe | \NY auto wanted for parts. 2001 S DODGE husiness coupe ike new iy 2039 Locust mort ye full ae ge “ Bidg. l to 4 r) “ | 5x40 aston av. (c¢) ™ : ieleced. ~“A10 Men ran $agoee Ee veh sidney 3790 {cs Fo7O: Oven evenings 1ROD Ruse (co) Orns §—4-nase CODE: ie 1974 fa hotieme For Sate | BOND. Saeuat opm " etallia of edu Ca ‘RE “ MA N AGE AS WANT ED Gir! v ; | ts’ WV 7. ; : : :- ae reo eceant m economical @ run 5000 miles = - Jewett Bed tive © - » i‘) roy } for 1 h va re _ — i phaa ] (1 CA if W a3 .* A i AJNCS. Day caw : 1 @ aT 1 Ib —1ev25 4 nass cout exXCe} ; iki i Oun ‘ mo , } AT (“TION SALE~—1LOO automobiles. Satur- : an. . ey past empioy- on ERIENCE UNNECESSARY, | ang mi nding "baby Aviles Bakery 397 oy vol Sl. ~ puis tetal eee eatin ie. y ; Krait fam S$ ; i k. 3505 S. Grand "s dney 3402 buy: must be sold by Sunday. 3021) same as new: fully equipped: cost $1365, | day. Producer@’ Market. Laclede and Sa lal; new paint, two aT fc) rer or wore nh — bh para a. ottage oss . ’ (T) a Market oi - ; - : . = o-Mm ] ocuet Horr met mus i ra ee €An5 hurry 4! i ot othe ra. an | rah . ‘ " 4ELKIRK At CTION CY " tires. fully equipped : pore, fore sejiinga our ine oO ) 2 a . —_ ns Ae ep ht - = 4>- ,_ C% ore to aa aundr ve = s1 Tb — Wiel .7) : - a a Pe Dar a9 aie "ht 2 ness mi ade Willlarne ve i cq . “ od : . down. ba lance 10 a. . . aod house hold specialties diréct to the - =— _° D “a! af i A, . 7" saibion | Avoly 1918 Victor st S Louie — Lx we @]| i. PS a50R ' } Graf >: & ; ro I a ae a= ae $65 o5 $935 ae ined Seana 4-pare. : $505 | Buick, 1924 OO ass. Be Gan: at a , 44°? Lindell nid gy SOLICITORS on the tine 7 — ag 5 ment dewt frih ana Laicas ' lo} Woon Si 4*ook {(,erman prefer red, ] 24 q/ Zz WT Ir y ; - - Old«x 6 Fords others Willlar Ss. — hal 7 ; re ie new real ee — gd ewe today NEW EL Le BOS Locust in Business ; oe + 8908 mitlon™w i= jm ’ “Tr : Pe ’ ‘S AUTOS Wrd.—J use Starting: Dav Cash i—- lown, valance monty, without ai}. mall down pay- a N\ ASSEN Annly f ite ‘ rnat or nd : ae Cilve ; Ls een eee ne = sneer 2 = _— raul Con. Ss id weeklv. Referg ‘GiRi—White. for downstairs work and . . trial! aie f ae “i ; z a Sees aad comm. pow me van nl wn 8 B PRIC CE # cooking references. Cabany 3912. 682° OM. AN—White. general housework 3 © I in ieil O47 ; 716 N Vandeventer 5) pa Re : DEG OL maint. seat covers, gf od tires; ment, balance monthiy. Sanat 1238 Sed a fesr cg 1310 Pine et | Waterman (cS) lee €45 Morea TAND] lLeath evr OO Ods i ORDS \' td. DOO) | I rl ge tit rh aeh. o> Pty 114 ( { | | ES a) car mechanically excellent NEW FI l, he indel! if Years 97 emaiewiel nes” an. Fw — ra a r - Grr Ligh ‘ ol ored, about 20 vears. for WoOMAN— T » wash dishes and 4o k! hen OGS Monarc! S137 Locus ther business special run ri 200 — a Pa 8422 Lande I 1S Years ; - =. : wh cn Ba ‘— 2729 tires and new al 9 her. WANTED a . neral ad ad work itn millinery shop work 1329 Lucas rey . " FORD wWta 19°4 fer , . miles. fully equipped rze «is Int; Kuar- N fe W ELIT “91% Locust in Business DODGE HUSINESS SEDAN. ; N h . : + iT i, h ; f als lhe bea livie {c) WioomM A awe OF hit for genera | housew ark es le - -_ ine a a ; : - Pched, ae ee inieed new ilso “o4 and ON couret roac iT A ic PeP Tus : 1] ; onen 1825 4.50. don ." i thie te gan. ort Z W ERE A S eg =, Teirahe or a s _ emcee tO “alfa * 7 “vt 1 Yt ‘ af OO CONG on. nm re » Levern — ri S may 6 6CU STUD EBARESR w. Sole : MOUNAHCH. 3147 Locust : wary « \ eoft. drink ated 2 GIRI-—To* operate Riessenw eber uncle Colfax 2580 : de Lib VErwa}» ec FE. Gallagher, Olive 3013. é' | terms, trad WILLIAMS. , ~ ger coupe: will take Ford or other email a. ” 1 . Grand sg do ALWats f . Oe , — machine Aaico Laun ir’ 700 WiMAN——For hamber worr wage ree : : ive : : firet payment, ha lance terme. 1915 } * HkKEV KhMULEI-~ose tat . via he im* ; . , : se ccs | iy Cc} aD artme nt right couple ARR Wa a 6 ° VW AN | ee Zz buy al ATTLCS Cars. As »4 ESS} * af *a by Ih lo hu eae i‘heyvro e* , eas eas a 540 iver mu 4 " Pil . * ery’ LL pati tans oe a ' netor * Broadw a \ 2 fos) nes he | £1) Ov 3843 Easton -_ ‘ — . .* (ip rn MEO Venter : mae ——~ ey ene oa vv . . In w nolesa ie millinery house exit i gt Ti c _ ‘ 11 lv 7S -~j ; yw oe } ; ‘ a. S aatinet a —a — . : 7,5 : ~ : STs SwaNTED N \ rienced (n filling orders. Le Rae Hat Co WOMAN White eook 10or week-enis nt Hlosie " y Ai ;ts Wal Leewlers, tet Ue Dk! Of yeu (fs). — ee at ii evi iLET Redan, latest L_octrst ee fez} 5-pavs Cor pe new tires: hea u' (ful {| ' CHEV RO! xy ae 1$°24 sedan @piendia run- : This is the «oor t model with trenk on \ tat? } ‘ 91H Wo LN tr wir} white cook ig =A Dm a ( ») . f ned : “ a ° ’ Bap etre. A. J . chines Be Stieores Gee pe. % ownetairs wot Merienced. 5334 Wa OILOCS : FORTD19%4 coupe: excellent condition: |} paint. 30-day guarantee, finest uw / ning orler: tdced low: terme; trades. | the reer, & disc whee's. one mountent at 4:60 Manc hea‘ >: To oor | NN. 224 at en: vinden’ 9 airs WOTK, EXDETSHe (oft AUtumomies Wanted We pay! lene ~~” On net att 4 : ‘ ; 7 rieonnt WiIiMAN Kxperienced cor CoOKINE Al \\ ud i Aw y FORD (‘mine IVa: every ex a ie “ o. ‘\ 184A In Ms : eelent tires mutor perfect, priced low x . orceful Small family; no iauner) $90 month i ref ul tos ». Bad ly vecd 5 dave ch io terms trade 25:0 /Open evenings sad NEW EI. I. abh bid Lawrwat > . Aen ba clothing ul a veg, *. bat 8 nourework must have a references, } , : i ; ‘ 2 y; or ts ; ; - i Wasinewe i me . ; ° “ Bau Oakwood, Web ter, Wetint J hest wages. room and bath for maid. 4 T WwW ‘ay casi us bef : le fferson Roace ters For Sale “OULTHWESBT NASH CO overt AS T9058 | Ol Ola. Sart ‘ Superinten- Personality VIRLS—To learn in shoe factor) alenriy Yorkshire rei (all Wenster wo ey 1 Kal ieledt w~ A 1 PMO " wr can Wn ah 7 - Ay wei: , itl ~ Goines. guarantes 44) days: smal | . 13905 Olive 14 torment mini aor” Law set $05 1074s. > P y Apply Vv Braver lsros Shoe _, Wi mM ~ kor k ite hen work at ro adhe ine bud ow j . nt ’ io 2 ' ThiP PION 8) — P so wars , ’ sit week a " al “oT a = Sh > a 100 ” jtommobiles Ratur- i¢ 4 i Vv ELA XS D—E pe tn} ee lan Alec wh ie tem yment, mezza_ | i p1sth and Pine Wad 88 = in county: wages $10 per week. room | | | Ford dea'ers. 1312 S. Gra i} lav. Producers’ Market, Lacte Be? ex rea) buy; only S875 1805 Rugrel! (6) | oy BedAND—4-ey Inder, Se Ww) A ; ) a bik Wh! ite. for. general housework one and boa rel Call this afternoon. 4 to De ) Y ( WU N > iD 1) ai N Io Y' FOP | 19°) 3 4-pas -endet 4 , ral 4 4 SELKIRK A ‘. ries: , CLEN eI AND é—i9% sourt model erdan: | new: price reasonable. F et sper fy _ Who knows how to cook: Christian bome: p m. 4310 Virginia i aes Auto nutes: « 7 Pond S55 Steiner-Fahrenkrog Aut BUITK—1922 roadster $295; new = cost S17R0 take ‘$00 che .. S375; | a ° , ? : , ; ——teod. re tle 7 afte s| eonegg FF : seal Aen 6 07 $5423 Faeton ‘7 1 "6°07 i nee see _" | P ; te Big Thin - wages 47200 Lafayette. Park of WOMAN—tliood. reliab settled f af hh [pp Py ' noses r) tap or e} 1) Ones Mle Co iM Pag f ston 4 ; : Dodge. 205. otherpg: terme, trade Wil 4 aIGe.. Virougram ite & LLER : Will Be G vee Pull : pageventer care. - (e6) noon work. 2 in family: no chi oor € ermanency - . ¥ AHL EM MOTOR COk®. | FOR) —Coupes, S, 1923-95, almoet new: | priCcK—Rondster, late 1994. four-qhee!) lisme 190 Ove. j (eT) | ‘tion: cheap tf sold aM once. ry Hi ING ° ¢ I] a if ~ Wh te. experienced t M A IT a & + og . i i G rand ] ORD Cour e =e Pr} am: ai ae = Wash | mane others: counes\ sedane and touring ; arenin = fHiefline . Sats vue: ve n! or WE ARE NOW ON THE ; —_— =. el) py—Retw son 2 and 30 years 995. (eS) cee ee a ene : ich) very small down payment: easy terme Of | PORi)—@wiane, 5 late, $70 wp cheep ne , second p . Yolai sik — YOUNG oa iain kitepein . at he expert at id i ingetan Lindel 261 7M . he Lari tm Ap Gea Dumm 1650 8 Jef terme: (ran le ae Es | ~ Jeflecam é i eeer a o mn * sci ’ e o ¢ mu 4 yr : ; aes “ - Orpr 7 “ye . ’ : _— “ aS bees A ms Be OF A SENSATIONAL | Saments. we pay $8 to S10 per week | enced. Rox C-73 Post Dismatch. ico | GIVICUAL. I OT ds- Vv ante rd F ords ve, ote ae eee ae | towns, Con eae haber G8¥ (. | pont —iou4 Fodor: exreliemt condition \ aiid a's ry ti i en Apply today. Grand Mfx.| ¥OUNG LADIFS—To teach dancing eve 100 coupes, 100 sedans. 100 tourines i MONARCH, 21337 Locust. | CHEV ROLET—IP24 rogdetet: me net Of bc, eet oo) O0en, _ 9908 _Baown, ie) \ ‘ > : 7 : : geeste_tie) a ‘ " *, od : Noe! ree \ ‘ © : ‘o ; : os ts ; . a . a ; ris }* nas “ery ' : , - ° ; - “ht . RR CO.) ADVERTISING CAMPAI Err: yor., erane_ ons. Ss Rings: Will tench foe ooh ond OF Apply at 8 o'clock Arh | 39° "oaizters: must have them before Best. | FORDS—10 coupes, STOO. and. yp: DAL” sheng ery litte: fully equtaned. | FORD—Bedene; staraniecd 2S Se7es fees = : » ! een neat "0 years of age. in whilesale teach. Castie Ballroom, . hath Mad As eer Haadkerch\! x at. ESI. AT?i fe s— Ex pe rjene “ef in @rees anc ‘ Nte ner-Fahrenkr ox Automohile Scntt = RI omy ‘4 coupe, EU = nieed $140 dowr \ ke y ate OTN taser in” +. hee FOR + og *4 model toder sedat . fine chavs. 5 Reference rs) , = 4 oriesant. —_ —: and suit departments, salaries SIS per f - ae fc7 ? Omens eveninas ‘Bra v-Hambuechen 51°? HODGE — Moacater Ford. Star. others; $35 . rury like new car: tertee or trade . : i Post D | 1 Alth TLS . anGiRi —Wh ate to «(@asist; §=—home week and percentage: must heve joca u venue. Chevrolet 1925 ¢ } r Delmar (c9O) | “down. 3505 8. Grand ie4) | tom 912% —— ‘ : tpi ’ » Sweetie , an . : Tal . ant ’ hare a | tte ; = at . ‘ ~ PF in Branit's bie | lty C rn ROBGINE= ctr cammce email female; | welling kot wear, Apply at once. Box & uae wal ae ean abab. os] B Jefferson Always “open, «eh? | Dod e Rdstr., Late seth 83 Washington. Ceo) at we. brand’. | he y 7 ; nee, SASS Flad (cB) 415. -Poet-Dispatch SSEX. HUDSON—Coaches: $445. 354 «ey . a* starter and demount an , oder. repainted. rus Pres: ie) Cal Ly ompa p , Giri x pert ienced. fof genera! W $100 down. Always open. 3543 Easton. | ™ a cap woo i + te pears Fen con ditties See thie Dodge roe deter It's like new; i nb io and me them and vou wit ree. P — lot hing ae port 409 Ww 4 Bld y tne }7°° « Jeffermon %) Salesladies, { ‘ashie ‘Ts, rap ete rs (@) R. ~- “" o “1 7% Ask to ace No 2 3 (bh. siiv eau tenet: only $305 year to per. ' on evenings. tiray- Hambuceten, _**- af ainw right g- Za FGIRL—White experienced: genera? Vertnanent employment * energet! 6 ( A H ers to select from Of. IVE MOTOR CO. 2010 Weshington » Delmar. _ Silicate an ; ' ak ana choline. poh are ab.e applicants Anniv in person CARONDELET MOTOR co. Onen evenings ‘) PORT>—Bedan, mte ot : * is “ | hoe ing £OOoG Waaret 7 ' t i AL ESLAI TE: s p — one. oy 4 My . A’ MB. uM: UND ' down Owen Baskett 3333 Washingt cB) a terme "trade "é 8. Jefferson, ural Bridge at (et) stabs hates” HAPER STORK, Oh end Washi CITY AUTO CO. 2007 Locust " 7 y = - ~ . —— FR NT ee te ine ere or — a - a all
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Loom ; WAY offer i# ices these “Wan?” columns, “=, PTEMBE A " POST-DISPATCH EB ‘- MISCELLan FOR SALE , HOUSEH’LD Goods a agg MUSICAL oom HOTELs — | serremunon it. IRON Ss Mpo rted, /3-gaill SEE us us Defore buyinc: low _ PI | INE 2 ing rues, NEWSTEAnh HOTEL > — = r; fine condhtions le fc P balance Panos one Organs or Sale Forest e Slade Diring roem rn 7 FI wine OF vinegar: ten w : ' | -PIA NOTE: ra j fined | UNION "HOTET + | ~ eal _Tourin m9 Cars ForSate =| pate. Saymen Pp 7 Frank-| cits : ¢ ’ SDITION. “FOR QUICK SALE. aie ip roomm. retin rates $6 and up! =a LSS Py — ture Exchange, ‘and W Sie ive A: STARCK wie: | home: excellent mets.” Foreat oar cooked tegit”4 der : me Ai —— A co) iors. 3 $1 BO ‘gallon -Kinbers | ton. ; a 7 we 5 a ig — = aaprimeat LF¥ ING 1994 ‘Deadebeker Light 6 —Gros.. 1408 |_Franki; (680) .: ASHING MACHINES ‘lo samp -AYER- PIANO—in 2 ~s : Pg y mot Carleton ieie The Lindei pen hee NOG ; : ———— “eg i (e?) | as from / ( IS iE D he Five-passenger Touring. recona: } | TRU NKS—Wa rdrobe cry » eee hea; aa ones A B ' * be sold o Jstomers.: ‘sold Ns 3 — eel m — “' ~ a AIR SALE a5 tnevustou RB aes acy . ei tase ar 4e8) $2 25. "Morton ml. Co. oN ns . bench sic rolls: Z| m3 =N Ceel wae. Se id | WENaien })] weeens S8ht, “ocusT, ahaa " LEHMAN PIANO CO. rate famiy. Cabany S22GyModerm: pet. | te Shalfonte ‘Apar tments| WEBER'S USED CAR or > Goons FOR save REMOVAL SA SALE ~ DE sot ERVILLE 5868—Large front : Cc - é ones ee 5 aad Locust NTIQUE FUR ooo = 1101 Olive (cl4: private. family. Cabany Soszw. | - + Ei wt Pished- and | “XSEN AL e a . rent Aine were t service : ie beds ro E. Cor ee TT SHINGS —. DET MAR pt —suite , Rousse pine ii oO Ev d Sunday. (c6) ~ al « : $20,000 stock at a a | ae eRCE SS R/O Perit Eschangd for] 0 Fer ate | cia mk tn Js _ Talking Mac nes or ale 5 | Seah VEL IE TOU TOU RING Cho Outeau av. ‘Nigne” phone. Ce ntra! 905+ e 3 if to n aint: good tires; (cS) | Oliy t. ’ BRT rie *K—ATi DELMAF 4 243—Kooms ingle yr ee , Cal ormmia top; 4g SABY Ga ARR TAGE excel- | We ony an Tilt RFS wn. Suite: sleeping. housekeepine d ehtly use | Sacrifice for 3 days en a DRO WoT Aegon. | OEY Came og ie | Bie, haversan™ brite i abissman: A. J. BRO. Ke UOTOR s. > on, Sch Wartzman Ss S Le | slic! tly use: urni tun be ON] >. te See ae uieialeaaae __ 4360 | Manche pester. (c sand | \Acating these 1, remises. } ard kex ores to it. May Stern. - : ol: 39—Southern mee ano $ ginning Sept, 10th : ey es BEL - ~Wo ooden; 3 mattiress ° eames = ’ } me: | | $3. 50: hi ik ea att i > $3 ™ ve. . : P 18 oe TO’. ts Tr)’ ° 4 She oa Tir - . > ith RT l J - e. } ' we! fipenere $18.75: chiffor , . / Selections ; od i ch? sereen body bareain, | W ALNU T BE DRO svc ITE | ty dres $47.50: “a@cpiec. 3 waar terme. x O21. Two } ee in Co.. 2000 N- >a entra] 3 MS. complet 169.7 z.| Suites. $139: 5, Cavenettes, $15. ae SS MUS .. 1103 3 Olive. 85 , _ rooms; also Sage Truong; ow . . i . p . & 6¢ 5. hb. Z. | tables. 5: day heds 3.95: : Vi [CTROLA—Slichily used: ery ; | ieasen HT Ts 5A SA—Nicely Turniscd aig: } - 2 2 a Cecily ‘oom and Kitchen. living ‘row tes 308 M 1> - ’ iving ‘room es Olive, "* Stern, Music Dept. _— room, Wee 2 Convenienges, $4.50, Pur: APARTMENTS wins 4 : Come In and See These B r ain “dD 1 ERAL—Truc ‘k. 2-ton- Just overhauled: | L. ASCH & CO 2618 Franklin (cS) | , A. a g De condiri on: F003 tires: stove. |}COAL R ANGE—Stove— Cheap. 3979 Ev. | oe nte Yuick he. os and r est 4973W _ Se ee Co. 1018 N. Broad oe — (ns. ot RS sie Saas f 7. rons red ot a Ker ; ENRIGHT. 5 | Toons aw and kilc en. Cen . ti CK Uitah rs Ss; | j . r « fu . e: i ae ers As ] r ; » Studebaker Special] Six Maxwe }] Touring. | . heap: rade: terms. 2860 Mc Nair ly ‘Sunday : usehold Urpitar i. . 7 eo A mah y : ngle room, running THERESA. Dil x a . ee : = a —— > i . . } “ing. 5547 . _1306 on , st -! er. +A 1. 527 J. ae newy decorates $s; 0. TRUCK—§75. Cash. 4h t | firs rime ‘est. ks Cue |) : . 5 ————— felt Cc . 7944 N.—2 clean unfurnished | | —=. ——=—= rooms. 24 f1.: gas. heat. light te.ephone - ~ »' de al -~ . all : Rotel - ie 2 “a ~~ = a J “ve: | whl " SBE ? \ Teh) ° ’ ‘ ; t i j Re. 2 Bsn. se 6 ) Chex rolet Coupe... re ies Bae Hay nes Touring. mye ~P4Y. “ORD— Ton trucks 25 iate aii stvies RNITCY E—a fan rent at: wil WE RENT Fy iL DING CHAIRS. m2 — (€88) POREST 2g Ae “Room for age _480. ve Seaiee mrvice, . 4 APARTMENTS FOR M ll T > ~ So “heap terrhs: trade ¥4506 Ss SAC Tifice $28.4" E aston. 3. BOMC weaning 3585 ROOM — AND ‘BOA s4RD— ined ot es SHEN AX NP By ee axwe ouring. . .. $250 Hudson Sedan Jefferaon ———- 2. ——$___ ee for children, ose to school: ret. aaoll ftTe—8 S arce rent | | fu) nea AH, 4300 te . } —FURNISHED s oD “tan NIT ; play === : a ng regan, couple mplovyed or stud- In oor: « : 7 ea, Race. : . iwha ee Hon Piano Cab ‘any a M Ul] VIHILL . —_ quis mrefereen s {GeePI ‘ll 2777R. ___ (89) ern ‘reeenm™ he at. jan . 4 Southwest Pa — ———- FOR 7s WwW i. T ore a © nV style nol |F . R N ITU ote Tifice, leaving City. M1}. ec. No GOUDF ELL OW. i: i339 a floor roomns. ees oe asonahle. . AR ENT—Furnished : $430 Mon thks Ne furnace . > mm ME OM i ny mm Gy; Nina p ‘7 | ' rivate 0a— aI pferatehed. rene c, housekeeping’ ie ~ # Office. 1901 McCaustand. i EIGHTREN | Price. For ater 1312 S&S. Gra 1] ‘ei > fo 50. _ co Brash ° seek tast ie “desired tghed front” ‘room: vee beat; ale, FORT Fo | West B PRBITT. 4337—— oe eadrqom : asch | SERS B. (c5O) ily : ATARTMEN NT—New of pRischenette. bath and ea? wet, trucks: stake as doute Burmssin S82, 50) 00 cS} =~: 112-114 North 194 St. GREER. nce Nay toot rom. | aceite NT STFS fat nt: | ghgation: rape G3y : ifw, **4 = a | c ‘| 486. : > | _ » . i , ies: gma! ‘Own DaAYMent aance 52 bi oe trek rice rd waler. 312 we *e ad r ~ why r. ph G. M. BERRY Inc, sep Pee A EURNITU oe on | on CREDIT di: Pateeseaning: tee ater” hone, | HODLON Td é uid ob mons fable, and | ly; references. (C4) | HODI. AM NT 1 must ne sold immediately: ex. | Fv RNITURE |AT SAV SB) OF 14 0R MORE} ,; large hoa 7 Ist Toor cpb, | KING GSHIGHWAY. 9147 N- Dai I evar nte l bar- | et aln h ™ nr sf pm. sin > 3 Bib 8 ; Rain. only $24 TH Ce Of trade | Quick Meal ccvrything up-to-date: ian? | -— Purchase : | LEWIS PLO 35 —Beautitul furnished annth IN REALTY CO. > ———- o.| ene JOHNS: Ny eAt , ers Olive | IME city: ¢: ent apar : } 5 ‘as 3 Rooms Con SER a | _ South a front: owner’ s home. Delmar fo1sw ro: — : io New, decorai a | es r assis, wishes {5 > board 2 ciris co ae oN . 743—% Orner tow : . - | MICHMm Ne aq ' , eft" DELL. 4155-— NIA Pe oe ' roRp— T rm ‘ . + ~on chassis of PS eee. 4 Y I ei Ss : ~ S 9 } ; j LINDELL 3840—Reautipul 4a h} ch nee ; - 7% $ R NTT? R E | Tern : $1 ca h and $2 50: sO k| P ist -_" private home Box E30 twin heds continuous hot — hee ERREL ER ms " ment: OP : —— TT “oe 7 . Ps ‘ tA A } ® made . POREST PARK | _gitchenette, r ' PORTIS. Si@ae Vil oe med va... . —e ager ‘ ~ 7? fini " nished 3. Foom housekee- Ing apt (eT) roomea. Ye ne ey ‘tn ie ah. Grow Was pos- i “we ~ ". col . hd | Ane . eae” ) ~a ; — ‘ — ing Room Suites. $142 50. BA RI MER 5S wo. ~ a f fui a double. pr rooms Mel’ HE RSON. 4167p retty house ‘keeping | $75 >” ODeH e lency furn: shed ~). Soe Jom “? =... of : ~ . tee = ‘ sO 8 an i ! ign i. r » : 1 fe ( by SO) High- Grade Mahogany Con- | excelent | | oma. _: Byfoer f oat, _36_ ee PORTH 7046 New ASHING TON 4825 3- roor = sole P ' ' ini réfined * | Mck HERSON 4255-27 ry desirah | PETE RSON R“*: Prnaade SPpartment: heat. eleetric. ~*s 7 Pte SOLE ‘onographs, Special. $47. 50 ind} es - Southern front househentiee. Trance. CO.., MHINGTON 58458 ‘aree. well fur. | RUTGER a — ; a transportation. For. phone, $58 LT, ~ | es | 3 lawelgnn~ecxcx | Gs = Bishe® rooms, fr gidmine and janitor Steniinnes For nite. - I arge-size Ti gh-Ov en Gas CABANN See 29—Room and tn beard — ’ ’ | MeP HE RSON, oa -Two o lovely ta OODF CLL Ow A Dt, oy lil ed | SEVECTH ing to t ~ | / j Teelaneous 1anves ; Special. $31 = ee ° _la (c&) h ‘Ss. a an. j 4 : . . r ; ety wep. a hy TON. Sosa 3, : 4 : . . “ ’ iG 1M ce ee UE yee . :, adh, ; _% . mre ‘ ve-Day \UCTION Sar. E—100 automobiles Sarg | $10 and $15 V elour J Pholsterag |“ SSPLATS Er boary ate. _ RYLAND ee $5 ——__(9 t optional hae aoe orate wen. floors refinished: Ri ht Car. , 1 ray, Produ e arket Lacks "ANG Sa- | JI View : rs —— RA) | | MARYLAND 42 237—Houschseping routs, (the —— erate: S75 Yarant Org I ty £ ‘ ra AA an rie K ADCTIAv lalrs” _and 1_Settees, , $3 Each | DELMAR > 303 (RA) d fl. “front: _hea ‘aa . 3% STMINSTER, | $173—Gecom furnished | | - ; 0—Room a nd board, $8; ARYL AND, mauie Housekeening rom roo.ns, a A ; be ~~. _aPartment 2 bedroome, « complete —— —- a Fe -*. : ’ $° b, ay Warranty. Below are given af | —— ' cy: et pee , wen - as m meals $5. 1 ‘ndell 677: ow sak Bs | sou? hern _@XDosu : Pry. to please you. Over One hundred aide | oportunit y, f° buy AN Rev) gute te | at, OF the outside: come tr urn. ace = Fiats For Sale | — AR, ts A-—-Double rooms. home | MARYLAND, 49 48—Reautiful : also |” janine: 9626 oma re ‘TMINST? oR New Ton t ort. | o. Of 4 3 ns. ; and see Ou! Vast s! f new. up to-date | FU R NISHED FL, hi fu ae each: also =ene'e. | South: owner's home; . \ AMS P40 ene P front: furniehed- perni-mdath: ¥ “ 30 1 Loct u st. Bs mont 94. iurniture a ric far he ow the down. | 31 Te | & -NRIGHT. 215—Laree South seco nd-floor | "LAN 308 tee freaa na “ewe Ch» Feorm has=ment apt. eit room ant. w TiS ty ” d : " ‘ fei 7 1924 Jewers Brougham rE _t! Crees f niet eT ‘PINE Witten 34-Fioor front } ~~ Sah Soed ae ere erty wer , kit ~R_, rivets bath: qubet bed 1924 Studebaker Light 6 Coupe Over} . FORD Col IPES t om could not be beat — » am 1 they / TWOryt res ; Nisthe, ‘O0rM) ‘ beds. for 2? op! ; 2 8. Nid) ae and (, bGell ‘ We: u? rsed ' r) suc? ine : ' ose rik Z +3 toms. uath, rew.| roe rood _meais at] phath: privete: sen _ Conveniences; $3.5 larg FLATS 8 FOR RENT 1924 Moon Sport Touring Dodge Coupe “ave en. | For Oy? SALR TERMS 46 re) alightiy eho. lv_furnished- by > leavin ity : ——— Bong Cc on nect ne double” 2d-Moor Mi -_,, io? iy a2 f Ping | Tae SPARTMENT—New. attractive 4 moms eae 250 | OR town, pat, the abpolu ve f LL ' . $872 'Y furnished Sleeping | 7 24 — Fi " 1924 Gardner Prougham Nash Touring , _— ie NORTH § SIDE C HE VROL ET CO. Rervics } free for ine ~~ >. ae ». SE! Oi! FOOLS Yor tents 6-3 Poor | Es with Tamalag wa-/ | om } (63 7 | | Seutbern exposure. Cail Porest 7saWw v4 Dodge Sport Touring Packard 7. Th ai $50 $335 Warne Ay Colfax 249 (cB) S95 cash F.- en les ae Mecho» | Be youn, ~~? woe Te fee. Se OS A Del LINMne? ———- oe , a ; , 34- —Rvome. sleeping 6 or “hous | ” = n ~ vari uring . ‘ | th? DS ren, av thes rand 9M00 , ae eee mee) lion a ee room —d x single LF _ connecting he ; ope : q 1 25 Hupmobile Club Sedan Buick Touring ey ial © 5 ne caine a> Se 7 | _ = —_—_ 4 ' y Or = | s. Look over our | Oy Senne RE E Ry EXCHANG . i¢ 7. ad SO ee oe ee ee Terms to Please oO . | : ; . pen Day Night Sunday $5 FP ER W EEK he j after ; 5 0 tonteom. M. P PHER ae ~ ameter -* : a). . . . asa 16—2 P ?, | . _ 7 = Se, one ee : Saf Dodge toads pe Pree. 5 |} _e: SE oni HousEHoLD Goons | WANTED r: = ” © gi ae we furnish; a house. | , $3: 8. ‘ a =441—¥ afke roome. $25. (¢c) A Safe Place to Buy. Dodge NE es ACUUM loer les INS ral i) oa nients | Vic PHERSo a. il furni i attrac. canal ae 8: p vate. oe ae | w dent Re ; ; NTH. 16164 N—y Soom. new . ‘ merican 2 hi ? is: Lee tiy ent mea! a: Univers ~a ry moken : whee a5 een —— ea =A. as q | Ped; electric. a S728 a Ferd. J. 5 - Peom ~- aa a st ’ ne | l ua i : : ‘ é ‘ , i 6 sour g see ‘ * o~ oa aa - 4 ‘ee . _ : L if — : a. - . b Ar a 194 3 r r ; ee > Paw Ping " . #930—south ; IVS Sa ad ee , +—. la: Re rox *wly deco. uUthern expose, oom ~-Fon: room ‘and kitchen Tk Co } i; five tric; food repair: ect) en 0 € Ne © Or ar Ooms Panny vv ERE R's : hee oe : e ao =. ~~. ~ - os 8 we r ces, , .. Wot a in I 6x3 105 . hou j £entiemen - Drivate family a~ | > Counle . Ip lov ex : _fe "80> ‘ ve ‘ jer j a. ae on} ‘> Reet - _f ; . . . 7 , - ae 8 | ra! » ; - scuinecneeneees . : * : | . : ss on — ; ~- ee Studebaker Distributors. Ss. E Tim AMD Paes me ey . ISS S. Grand oe | ARPETS “urniture. con “Fj | PLY MOD TH. 5916—Fron room, ith | me anes a OFM. LE. 5502 —% roo . | ' Open Even and Sunda: salen ; _—— ~ontents + board. f lady r een: ‘len n Cc . ior « BP; a . " en, perfect: bar. Cllir rcutt torag “abar 7th Ar T iad oO ° ma Dh. ic ———— —— nit ervice. h = eee ISTH AND Locrs [SSS SSS] gain: $35. “SINE — Ea r. S12: terms. | ce SaaS Be tse: 7) | VERNON. 3339A—Tand> rooma, “iret: | 2030.” — BSHLAND_ Zi ess nate a et Y SUCUST. wolken, 3733 Humphrey rand 152 CRNITURE Wid -Anv amount ROOM AND BOARD—For 3. = Seautifal are Hodimen cara,” Ome; Unin: A. S808 —Am a rooma. i _ eer reb. $55. | “-AYTTON | . | pnd Storage © tector nig OMS ~~~ — ~~ Cabany ewes | WASHINGTON 4918 «Lh. “9 9nd ketenes | 3, newly ra Wi LIAMS. _—— CL Y] R¢ Ss AN! - ARD— men ante fur- | ene’te: also ben rnom “tndents aed ve 9799 ae Ex” iim I lo 4 io - " ie b opel he poe ale ner People ag ;w “SHINGTON 4$910—1. are, front reoem | N mT HWOOD, 675 — oA. Sis ‘ ] or p ren’ _ oOnw icee ; ; ts 5 rioworise oan 12 son i Ee LOCHMOELL ER. Sie ’ —s s — —_... . i ___Touring Cars For Sale To ouring Cad For a Used C lay R VA wes ea = Cent? Of flats, Piana “brie ] plored: "ne : | = — ; ; i : - - ~ . —— - - = - - o ’ > . 1924 R k T iT 4n ; Inte SoU Ua i dL)’ La papi my SLU Ua i rt? cL _ Leon } ‘ D wee > __ ront rooms. board. twa Ww ASHING TON on: s | Ba? lid location. H lor PRAIRIE. i9isa—u Fina. uie rg. ' iret-) = tron ee ry ag _ ot cate. ; . . 4 « a — or onnerting a! Per) ing or ata tiee keeninge J. I. Er - ' “MPN, : $19" $°35 "4 q>: _ ‘.? a 6 “OU — r} "T, 2] lo - ve. > ONE-THIRD a inde 8 | , = : : ; gota : a'l veriances (o3) | * S23: rooms: T. 24244 ma. ap ae Benton and DSING £ . . , ros pad re “illter ; { ‘) j UNIVERSAT: - 407 Locust Open Evenings os $390 Ui Fifty e ars to select from Priced § - Duy 3 ‘Urniture, Chord | > celeihaii ‘a han 597 33x) | ROOMS F FOR Stites? | WASHINGTON 495 R—1 are, hOUserenp, | Close. to 5 | pe . ot) —+4 s. up; flet. | DaLWAR. ae “tse an : : ~ tractive S30. Olive esos at Sor, on CADILLAC—Pharton. ike new mechan. An m to $1500 mm EW ’ ‘Ee FP 3: frally. rent. tires. etc. above PAT: sac. | I9 4 FORD fro. $10 wy te vOU OU, it ae AT. GRE @ A in “IN mF % + cleeantly fartieh * . Soe a j Open. rifice: $550. terms: trade Woods 192% | ' top EST ESIGN. @61 | MONEY _pace.| AR | SEL 1 nog ou Tt Centra ot | he, arg a ey 20847. ST ae 0” . ; T will , ’ : «3 rreey —=— it, ’ ® oo +f) . howe ? > : : Se a >, . o. leis E 3 rooms and and ‘atk. s tien. | . . shar ©” thirv.: Ug huout ts Terms if desire; A ooo ad orb aes ' : ene : es, CANT | note | ooks new: mot SS AVET wen GUARANTEE. “ay reel | ayure. rugs. ornare ALCAZAR HOTEL. 379> lccust—Ciean : athe ate coma. . N ac Phaeton | : . PRAGING ON} THIRD Less es, ads i 4 wr 4 $1 'y: Weekiv rates tub shower ba the oa %@A Fei - ew as , c. a eric DOeewly ouperea i Di “sk > a, age ic) — ~ - : ee ~ b; OVE 1200a—¢ nice se cin ger touring : " and ; 2 , . onayres. $35 wards | Hudsons nl, Kk. $50 under ma’ | Value. A} Vids eer, “ADVERTISER = ‘tile be Oo r Sag “ ae: Fita——4 anise: $25 and so , one ee Tien d : IVER TIer: or P > . ot ic . SO ASHING TON | a uth | RVG; shes 4390 6 ive, _ f VIL S¢ ON MOTO RCAR = OM 900°) o- - ce. and, Fra | -Y ABS Al yes ISE lj , le . _ 0 . , CH nl E ENTH, | 212 2 N ——New ly furnished | Sunde nN TON neg ONNe>ti ; aoa’ POP Hee »* ! = a Slectric: 4 got Somenie. a CHEV ROLET Tor 5-DA meen ger yy — el ee lp 26-28 Locust er jure iz cate Oe ROW. Telephas and a oe Mists ay cite OMe: business man wanted: refa - | PERSHING Ror ~ Cesirats atic aunt’ A ‘ * for cash 1412 «Gy why! : | Haynes ° CUST 87 ) BED D L\VENPORT SUITE * representative ll ¢ and make an. | : nearer eentaettiesii —~*) NCH re nC ” i a OEY Rind) ET— Fj, Urings, lyl pmo, ti Q rns ar —_ ~- : : : aoe ~~ [| om ‘ock =comp: ' Ki | WiST WINSTr Rp R 43719 Fy aren , senrin ww , : . comdi tion - Drte ed very rhe ap ) wre = : . : me ; é _— : . : n 7 . . " ‘ - ' Py aT. w AYys ae fie allan en Pee cnade “wre E SavVr var One IR rs Tis ae ivate amiuy. "ERS : S$. ‘ . — ~—e . , aa . st CHEV VROLET—Tourines, two. 1824 moa. / | LINDELL 290) ~ arved fran , helices na? ae 2 re NV Vv IS BR 1S Bb RT 2007 —Stri et mogern igen : Vater: twin FR 8 oo gerd eee oon 35% ai io Ss ‘Foome in perfect Condition. terms 1805 a iG ee . | ly ' . : i ide . ._ on “ ” ‘ . ¢ af 1‘ ; - U Se Keepi ne OOMia ; ‘ . ; neni . : = a 4 CHE\ hoy LT o.4 —icine to eC how! : ne [) eporte ; $: 250: ne zinc | SRE 5 92 a) anteed Pee tory + ; " ye on - ~4524 °F DE LMAR Ff 1 JIE ERSON o: Y rni ood ° te ional: a} 2 m ee v Bs mel ke: on He ~~ bart Ole: trie; touring. fine Condition. eg od. res i‘ es. tra $543 Ey ; , ty ™! cottor nis say haran om ' Ctin an sing ie oom 4 ' res mivers ty (ity wear | 4ALIiN 3454 routine. 2a fiance ~ ' ; : e st sae . Zi ¥e6 . « >> —, _ -—-——— Side tol. 2c. C-ect ric . will | Bee + — Te mle . = a S27 80 : | Sy race or. 8; S225. wai 46>» 7? we PRICE aed $127.00 “105 ‘eutr{UDSONS «3 “ye STORE and OFFICE Fixtunes | WENTT FIRST —G533 5 —qe ae Seer ag EettaNe. far ame | Mae - | . “SBli0 ’ x- | “POF uring pana beaut iful 4-.- AT 2k "RY? "Tr ater u on nN OF sens ? ° 4 : JARZ miles: « Derfect @ane two 4 au $173.405%" Late Mod e's BED DA\ EN PORT ST ITE. Wanteo —oWer: housekeeping» ems. modern. “we +L Ere IN & SON, - 507 s _onie, 5 nee VICE $38. ony. § Ves + ©) / | WEsr PINE 40073 Meekeeping ~ Toome | 7% t . > “a A JO : 7 {err a ; KINGaMTaT watlont CON ation. r Goodyear ‘ooo ad Dass ‘ eXtra tire heel narkin / _ Sown avnes SPort, $97; "T! Se . te ie fener Nene. Price $560. © Ca) Webster x59 |! a SON O'ive a (Cs 995 Ja, ae rr owih nts Of stores of Northwest water. Phone. laundre ¢5 Noor Pate? " S10. 92> Task 1! E ‘SSE xX j . ae a on ae oe it for vow at : oe = ia , a - —— | _Petehharh- __ Nive a AVL, aKY ; wr reens CHET Trey t Tt Tire 1M 34 +, ine . ) ale tow NZS: terme * 3 Ere This car OniF three COKS Old: ry ‘ ; kir ul? t ae Sie iy ‘") ring. ur)? ‘red bn Tt» > oe ~» § *y ae — . > — “Sar “T} Ow & Sty : =e = - : 4 , eo?) 49529 (“RQ | : . : = , “ ital 7 : eie« tric. s 2oen until 10 | “SMield wiper Spare tir. Pear wis. ; ie, i > ake, ae } a x - en RAG _ > 4536—7 ul “nished rooms: all . WPrer pre ; ' ae ; { — ir) oo is . . en n $ (eR) Yeniences.: Drive family: lad Mojlowe. PINE ?e- 2 6, } nd ew — Sm. Mew 6320 Delmar | 1 1995 Hupmobile mxtren mmOtometer and bar jon Priced exular sini? ir fireside tr CR at eens : . Te ; ware 0895} turn shed honankine nin.” rom eonneet ne EIS SRA “A+ | Tour. brana new: S00 age Oner evenings CR PRICE teaard n saan Md ns Fare many c'eas ie I] ih bs ONT vy! RS 3401 Loc st 5 ant HU DSt IN " ( U AC HI : oy ie DESK ss = . ; - — W + —e oe > ee for | AMITOT ager, _. o E\ ROLET TOU RINGS i A LoL-Me NIAIR I IVING-ROOW ey 7 At, Stop 4 ee Bt 588] UseKeening rnome teas | Wasi? Qe ~— are : ZF... z SUPERIOR MODELS ri I §; $75 rig’) n le) ay "ha won't by I 7 : ; rat mie ; oS. Sleeping reom, . : ——————=—===_ ee 4 im . . 4 o 2 a hy AWL Let R aeesig ‘ here _ NS TE $12] ee ae — : me Ul le La * fi Pa. — ste e . PT = ai nl Cc, i #15 Che« “tn _ MACHINES a « a M for elaiemen,| rooms. for eae Pon —_ > li ue “ : ; “ a mbt ler . | a7 oR. ais XN ——4 rooms “hath ke wer Ms mT at 3 | * oe And ' ores inated n tt out n beaue oF = = ‘OF _e€atiemen : 5 _ Gran. WwW ' » | 202 Me LF, ¥ ' fiat. ATage, newly decor ak z a rt BIDE wan VROLET "or 924 Jewet ett--5 Pass Touring 1 a > eon yp terns of ‘red moha + cConditia comple ~ “wel Po Wy a, ~ | TA! Al, ; vey south front | py, .3 oa: thes | . MINS" ER Ga m NTH. jibes — — tet ¢ #335 Warne av. Colfax 240 (05) | ' ‘Painted ® desert brown ana Penick 1924 y ( R D T UDOR PECIAL TH is WE EK ©: nn awe R117 Pert-Dienerer Omi Smit room, § —Ventiemen 405) | in pris : etate "Pattion: 1. ee ———— oF Oca —_ rOORS. electric: open i _ it — Windeh ield wings mo'or like new i ' — TYPE RITERS tl noer: he ar “OUADWAY 5419 S—3 furni whed mome =f. t-Dianatch, y , 312 ay —3 lives pas 34° MLG b. “Renton bi goo "Fabbes runs f ~~ | Deon’ Pate this one; $750: 30 O-day |, 1o m4 F R r - R SE D. \N s PIR: ‘ke Re R = ~ \ AL LNT T | Royal § ... Tent ' Pontns $10 Decial ety. | ke home: something , Ufferent Grand | , Pive-rmeert me hen f Aven or. oa “AL ~ , : Gerenn sont. nis 1. eB) | me AND ROLRD WANTED CLAUDE —£ FY MAXWRrE iui afte ary Our "er nN cs ‘ : ! , lr tir ie . ed a . . s ae a . a w e! i - ™ > light “housskees; ng reom . "Main | ae lo 2 abeoluted “On diton . wee ty ‘ y Lis na , , ‘i ee aaemteall : ~ . = ive ' Cc 4 Py § Rn —Men Wants a " " iY Vide o Z é “. ’ *s l> ATE? . awe, | aCening r om: A180 sleening rooms tra : andevente, A Lom mt pnerfa- an ns a0 - a — mn -———. : - FURDs— | iv anna iv?) 1P25. bike nee ter oot San , ; ' Per Tr ““ - wl , ° iy r w~ ~~ MACHINERY R AND. 2 cig ew ly TURD Is hed ; ; » Ste 19s Laouat te? | + Pate « : , \ "rrised as , Nth pom ra north. « n.-huCUs bet, water S 4 . ms — | * in - . ° " er +h s - 4 I , . 4 " : + 2 - rie * Qn _ o - = . se " tn ‘ ; eR, Ceilent Condi! hon : TU) Perse, ‘hb Un . i a 2 ’ a . r 24 { oe Se or Sale . ws to, I 7 " — : ; fr A ana Koa etn al ’ \ ; : ‘ - re ~ we “~ F F r Rw N I301A s — oan - : * ' ’ ‘THs. like nm "> tak a uer i. ten | 2 c"( MIP] eT > _oems. : F tone | ne maak wae non e : e : _ 7 - ?} ; 7 é - © aan - ~- - ~ 7 - : ' vy ’ Pr : "es a ? ceed aries, Parts——F of Sale j r} : Ye orn oC 4 arkea- | NLEM’ . ” mont i ry floor bh heeroom. *tea ry. — ~~ — — - = — " pe nog “ heat apartment SErenient to Varda. vn SAR ’ Nee? ba sa? f \o- °. : «> T°’ ow RR re : , "TT “" 7 + MPR IL, ; . r : 4 ‘ee : ih . ‘ ‘ Att , }? A} ‘ cs ‘ , ’ ST i ; KE. SQ h > ¥; , ROOMS FOR ~ Zz bie A ce or’ ‘ _f r : > Kh @] - . >. | - | Imei amet nhalstering "pee Al TARG 4] NS im Fore brette — A wee tr . . ho! tte . ow > Ty a oe ’ 2102—Furnisheg ENR . HT ro as — > wt S165: terms ¥.. ‘46. 3933 Olive eb) Chow! as Jefferson sy bertat tne useheeming. reasona bie. = coer __ Delmar iT a ge Abart ments rk 70045 mm J larre , . jad yrs " . : OCP Hw Sep Ss RARGATNS wa Pi mnstape ~ - ‘ A, a oe “91S |, = SS ere . , a Ae me KIT RODERe : tes : , | | sand Beet _furnishet Viner, 3 | sey 7 sheen [ 7 Pe . PParticall. new r * : ae cerry = 3: ’ .. to -. =a — as os . | * ARID “t ft; o>} J RENT form: ance «af thie Car . : Ao hn ba , _ ; oO ' $3 © . =r 7 t = * De® ‘¢ Mm rutes é : ~~ Priced to eri! . Pry 73: “N. Broade ay ; ™ . ~? le .. = Sitehe ie ane ho- ~~ . “FOR ; : ug a, 65183 4 “a J ST _ — ' ; ym ny, om eo " Sifte ret ) “me - ure CPDOSI te rv 7 79} ARRISON yo a iA “was y yrine car, $73: | in erent . ena. opus. che m | nee do Grand ssoaRe ‘cS9, — ee WERE; s t’ SED t AR DFP? ’ = ar hah > .' OLDE AS. = ane ‘s Th — - : hen ay ; . ee aloal Instruction . : — ‘ . .. u ad lah « ~t roome all. HO C'pen Evenings and Sunda, (o6) Ff : its ‘ - — are —— —~ ee ~. Fou RU ci oy | —- —- TELS . non. : . new : oP ri m = . ‘Orit. " ines men © os . e - 4 : . ‘e Pen, p - = 1 sTaR_P -s = My $i. a! cr =4,, ae. Pa, "4 XN mh st rcs, =f! . : fi ' fe) | Muiod wee nk, sie? tub. = : cme Toirtn 2 Aw 342: himeen, ; ee a rank . ™ ay. 5 un ' SOR. YOUR On week s PScialty. Boment 30a A310 Glee _ Bin . ta Lo a - . An " —* — SHEN ANE ; ' ; ra bet? oo > Ust-. Pg *" wdde ha ker lees Smee “al @ ' Cire, & on - mE nt - - Pp) for = Canven o ‘ 4 & > —S fey werk wv se ruse m Al condition ' wee PS he iru ean eo mes +i ano > . , ' + ‘or ‘ > - ; ." Sus A ie ¥’ 1 : Se DENNIS Rp ~ - A} ~i Dear "ust oe) | ee tt Os F LAN DELL PLAZA fi HOTEL * hee : ¢ ’ i : . ; . an C ome “ >» e } \ an’ Y : . . te - b } Rnie , : ee cane: not open Spening Ford hers $595 § Gana” sos = Th tacks ‘i — OAS) | ded’ Load oui >. SD ; eee o ie wa, Wes: a 4300 Lindel] Boulevard A RSsites Birt 35" wal be: er eet’ Bre | ge as ej %. ay 8 2 won an te apartmen Stully frntahed Aner Pret - Hike atmeeentings. teevther with ‘. oie be Gooden ine? PE ns S77] gas. pane ot. $2 *S a3, 35x53 4524-26 vaca R plaver for ree, (Ur, © tse!) | oe Partment: com Soaveniences Forest ad nmere fing Tauck ations jece- RD R weenie | $T uNr RY *TEAMERW- Odd (89, —— tc60 ) ) - : . ‘tel es? ” Pte ery BUR. iiss Front r : . “ 7" i Private he: he Kureceaa Uemen. peivate howe,” 7 Das *wkeadid food
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ON wf » 79 ‘ Ye Mes FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925. __West HOTELS = 3 Sees tt! a 1925. a a 73 7 HOW ABOU] BUYING A HOME? } ou cans find 1 what you want by ‘studying the e Real Estate ads. Et, po EH Dis ‘Si ccpis rus, | “EWSTEAD HOTEL, 4356 N Neale ——>— — - ! eR “iDivine toon 9 ia satis, S 5*0OS SE ApARTMENTS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RE®T—Furnished | REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE | SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE] SUBURB'N PROP’'Y FOR SA SALE OFFERED BY 4 SHING idea! home f > South iness property. Price $950 - ys . a 26) pote $568 PER WENZLICK, 1010 ‘Chestnut, Olive 1427, DWELLINGS FOR RENT Side: income $00 month: give details. Box | cash, balance 4 years, Box B-233."P-D,| baths, sovateta “heatime plant for hot | echoes: me ate For Rent ¥ alfonte A pa rtments " _B-39. Post-Dispatch. Sata kaka py Sage bay — nny a, oatakid batten tt net St. Louis’ Leading Realtors CLUB OUSR——At Valley” aa South Northwest HOUSE—One 8-room house. Sorwster LOT—60x233 feet. surrounded by béauti- | ster Groves: lot 110x230; beautiful shade; TRIAL PLANT—U'nion Av.. north industrial district—4 stories and base Large front vac: ific . - Call , and 6 i Jerre y ‘eho dey wot z = y a ealeepiideiaai’ its TERRY. 51 i4—Bric k cottage: modern 5 he: it. (water fas and ele etrie 60 miles ful homes: s hools and chur ches. all only $23.500. ment gO. 504 ed. feet. 3 acTes, private ewittch connecting Cabany S082W. . Park QSF2 ‘l and en rvic e | RSBNAL. 472 eg rooms. bath, sun- rooms: large hall: vacant Sept. 15. Own-| 80Uth, In county seat; two farms wand Sonocginat Ons, ep etc.; improvements Rk. E. ENGLISH REALTY co, | Poith Termin «l Raflroad. . Sell at sacrifice. Never ecew ye | CLUB sTcA—For— rent irver: ‘ ¥ Meds } ds: room; steam heat; $85: garage, opponte er 5749 Spalding. (5) 195 aeree; baryta and lead land, for city if and in use’ will stand big loss if taken | Riverside 2491. _ 111 Gravois. (c) pied 25.000 down, balance lone-time loan, . eauiee: ref: t! meg + eet Ag from Bron dway ‘ he j Sa wee an a 32 srand 3840W mie @ Georg ee red or county. Owner, 6833 Gravois. 131. Fost. Disrateh, none: ee box i $500 GASH 1921-23-25 OLIVE STREET Stores: et eee ie thant anit dak ~ yaeues . a a on Rani each | ' wong pe E. "ROOMAN 24 2G ER, 37% 2—Modern 4 ~ rooms, PROPF]I - re ~ art- ——_ ~ c 3 future: buy on a ceming etreet and realize a roads $50 er vear Centre’ AUte , , 108 N. '. 8th sm. t. (cb) ett, furnace. — HOSEK R. E. South co COPERTY— Ai Joe Have S-femily avert. LOT—W ho wants to grab a a barga! nin an| Will buy pew 5S-room Colonial bunzalow: 2104 CHESTNUT STREET— Tenement: lot “Ox125 feet: can aleo tnclude ldings i. an o ° oo 5 SUPA 7 a improved iot 70x? =F) ) re a : . pes . ~ = singie or en : \} CO.. 1704 8. 18t (c) SEN ENTH, 122 as rooms, bath, tol-| trade for larger property up to $806.0 oe Angee AP — Stikecte Bt og ramet ~ Bein tg d. mama I . CARROLL, 1411A—2 rooms. electric: lanai __(c7) brick bungalow in suburbs one year. Box B-271, P.-D (ed) —= Sass 7386 EASTGATE AVENUE—¢-family apartment, 7 rooms; rental $7440. Subenye wily page ) HOUSES, FLA ] Ss, - rent $15. H. M. SCHMITZ m BB. CO., bea vans Seer oes, ; farm. 1. Box C: 277, Post - Dispatch. _¢ c5) LO Pananh ne eee Will | sacri- BUNGALO 8 AND co AGES at the price we can deliver this Oro. GENEE, a » ” : wy single Toome: : : PARK | ~| #2 KER, 2790A—S-room moactn tin.| URN. HOUSES FOR RENT |~ SPOT CASH includes ager. aeciric, » aidewalie ~ dey dpe ; WAGNER-GRANT-BELL ee TuONs, Ny Pg ee: TE a For tract of,land, suitable for subdivision: streets, gas, $ - 2 : be pridettiniinn west BBin eres —— . : > : “ - blocks south of Wash best location for doctor, dentist or beau- Ww 7 . . af - . ; , Pane al- Ane. few “saatl: Claudio ana, 1 tee oe “PREFERRED REAL ESTATE Olive 8671 . beautiful + ty Me Est or low rent to reliable party. est must be close in. Quick action if price is| ance to suit: ¢l'm_ up| COTTAGES—Several, small; Hy sec- 2 Chestnut. furnised large m°iPton University: 4 - : eee Sa ow § . ees, 34.50. b un APARTMENTS FOR RE 4 i apartments in exctusive loeation Olive GRANVILLE PL.. 1370—7-room, house. | rig 301 Post-Dispa' transportation, eet) ide 161, se room. refined | UNIO. HOTEL. 3441 N. Unionie ss aT \ FLAT Wid.—Excoange modern 3-room | LOT Gh— Hanover Heighis: a Forest 425M ‘enaeen :- and uD: Wonderful" E. West _ Northwest Be a ee West cottage, South Side, one block west of 25x90; Cheap; $200 cash. 1518 Cali- Webster Groves ic6) SORE. fall _to visit the «ample apartment LEXINGTON, 4614—Three newly decorat- | EVANS. 4416A—-4 large rooms, bath. at- (eb) Grand; want flat. residence or business | fornia. ee ee or a | om 616 Lindell. O 4 t } , propert 9 (c7) — (c7) JUST LISTED. « r s for 1 4 (es) | ! ed rooms, hath, gas, electric and water _tractively furnished. ye Jroperty, Box C-420 _ Post- Dis, a LOT—Sereet car frontage. 100x140 Water No. 401 on beautiful Algonquin pl. only / a av. A i . ~ RESORTS q £ waa pas go Porch and large back yard; an sie tah vt FOR EXCHANGE—Want modern suburban electric, cinderized etreets included. Bus-|3 years old. has 6 rooms and ‘gun reom _—_— -—_ —— EE Se RR — a ee Pye ¥ x RESIDENCES FOR FOR sALzc FLATS, AP’TM’TS. FOR SALE “West South HAWTHORNE AND At ee =~ 2019 Accomac: GLEVELAND. J071—BStrictiy modern 5 | ‘finished in and 6 room flat; owner, ‘ wy Y tion. ) e “ a , a oO; will lease. $90 per HOLLYWOOD BUILDING CO. _B-201, Post-Dispatch. COLLER, 4215 Virginia. Riv a ic ’ ; 6233 Nort orthwood — ~7 large. he: itiful CLEV BLAND, 3R69 A—C orner: 6 heautl- month Parent STARW * (e80) 59037 Eaaton, Room 2. Parkiow %,3156. "ATI RAL BRIDG E. 7050—Ne - oe c5) (c7@) and kilcuen Central 2 baths, cas es dent kelvinaters: ? COOPE OMS Pity ad seogtrates: rt, (ob) SS a (6) She age pee "Sendemne - — ——~ euibes » FTunning ESA. Ali N.--F >; . modern apartment: $185 ; estnut, (ef 7” nS 5) i. unping | THERESA. fii N / rooms, steam he ‘really er ‘7 roome; 2 bathe; 9 | CLEVE 4133—5-room apartment _ HOUSES WANTED builtin tub, etc.: Faragce in besement; North newy decorated, $7 34 North f ) 7 _ Saturniohed |” Pe ocsitieses (e57 ve sifu apartment; $150 and "$155 fiat, Murphy bed. steam heat; warage ey oF REAL EST’TE—_wTb. TO BUY —® oy $6750: $1000 cash wi ELEVENTH. 3135 N.—New 4-rcom mod ine IU NG oe e res a0 Es te lh ne dle iixht. teiephone e § Northwood = alan 1 bath: ory | 1 salad = =: 4 a my aga ene : . py OM es oe acon aH LOT Witd.—iIn University Hills, for bun-| GERI ING 1508 Kienien. Cabany 2509 ern brick: want quick sale: near . agate 7) 5 , South * eS e: $1: °5 and Bao two-year lease: CON og CTI | wacom © ee “F rooma, ana BU NG AL Dw “Wid. le cottage: modern. ga! Ow. Box B-4¢ ), Post- Dis. (cf) OL IVE, 8200—Westor.er av.:4 rooms and lines; small — down, FADS. 3405— -famh! vy fiat ‘separate en- | dition, Hardwood floors, copper tly furnisnec | GRAND, 2252 §.—Cor. Ciah I — eyear lease $5 additional. — sleeping porch, hardwo foe} 5 rooms: reasongbie rent. Colfax 1581R. LOT Wt4.- Corner ; about 40x100- auick hath, double wall; Celotex: high eleva- a * aay + 5 1508 = _ pala “ trances, 4-5 rooms, bath. or ge thee | Metal. weather stripa througheut. ; conveniences 4 real rooms; fine condition. Bouthwood— 4 —s S-room effi- ae 54 y ar Hh c8&9) action wanted. H,. C. Judge, Tyler 303.| tion; (trees Keres. 3605. Te teas a —-” enien & | furnace: want quick sale; $856 ae doors, between hall, (5) we aay locatlon : heat ws Murphy bed. gas range, refrigera | DFE TONTY, 4023— fodern 3-room at; eee on == (cB) LAFLIN, 1910—®2 biocks east of Grand: | ecagh. balance terme to sult. See or phen room. One of the moet ron? housekeeping | and , furnished: $85 and $90 Murphy bed. Grand 1803 (c685) ony amen ST, LOUIS (at 67th st.—New 4 and l-story brick cottage, 5 rooms, bath.| Mr. Bottaer. the-minute homes in St, pest town: $65; p, etc. . — WHEN OTHERS FAIL. 5 room matt brick: every modern . | a MAN RFR. E. CO, 7.0. WoL tl rm TEEMAGNER-GRANT BELL REALTY CO DE TONTY, 4177—4 nice rooms: tile bath, T CALL C N : rec, | Mell_and laundry; electric fixtures and | B. H, STOLTMA : eat, Sob TLACK. lok Rth. Olive stag E722 ‘Chestnut St. Olive S621 _(e5) | hardwood’ floors; steam heat; | reason- SUBURBAN PROP. FOR REN OLIVE. can aad S18 CHESTNUT. (etn) | Sea ‘on: $300 down. NN*: $5290) plugs throughout; 1-car warage; @ good | Grand 109% 4001 Chouteav._ ' Moome sink.e and | wd ; — : . ; NP . . , = ? Ss » : ~parate ry PAY TPT PE . c = — . able: see today. Ve airy: a corner. APARTMENT——4-room, private home. ' buy for $4000: $1000 cash. balance terms (GRACE 380) 32—PFour family, sepa m.._Varage, (cu) | one AYETTE AND SP RNG a — WOLF-POLLACK, 101 N. Sth. Olive 3323 quiet neighborhood; lght. gas. NEW LISTINGS WANTED GERLING, 1508 Kienlen. _Cabany_ to suit. See or phone Mr | entrances: 8 rooms, tile bath, furnace, ing ove ' teeta et FS at. oom for fight rooms. janitor service. & RTMENTS FOR RENT (eh) yhone;. garage included, $65. nfon If you want to sell your Droperty don’t | VACANT—1 1-3 acre tract; high. beauti- I H. STOL TMAN R. 3-car age: good investment; terms immedia oa | SHeSANDOATI aap op PAN FURNISHED DEWEY. G109A—9, room bath ana fur. | Asay: fcOD) | Cail? So" sale. ae emaateetan RE] ttn Woes kiabetta “Homes tll creiad | :aeee sueetens Urend 10011. te) | HUMANERT. S17 8_Grend. Grand S206: braver ” » ”) . 200 ia " Fr. Or . ny Saie Tum ission. main pave 4 ays. umes @ arot . ma — acreen 2 laree fron wation: 3d , ay $, or. "@ Deaut mi nace Sidney 2436. _ c) | BUNGALOW—Beautiful | 4-room: fe. | ENGLISH REALTY CO. 6111° Gravois.| it. This side of Ferguson. Can’t be LINCOL N. Je: 18 —8-room brick. $4600; | say Hap TA. 2639—4-4 rooms, bat ud - ‘ry . = * "WY" roa “ " -- " , ' ployed or stu Southwest EADS oD: 32 —4 rooms. hall room, bat “¥ bath. furnace. oe large lot, garage. . | Riverside 2491 ___fe8) | en_for chickens and ducks. Price $950, owner. must leave oa sonte terms. tre ivy: at oa S$. Grand, Grand 6346. | for icebox, “ . . 4 . ‘ : ic89)) ™ modern steam heat. janitor nevi a Y Kirkwood 424W GEO. N. COOPER R CO.. Rea 34 . owner: Treasonah le. Sidney ey 457. —s NT-——F ur hed: $42 maonthi no furnace: $45. Inquire 291: 3 Park oe ge 50 cash, balance 4 years. Box B-376, “ 407 7 a ch ~s rs. cB) | of *losets. 94 too private ri PE A a aE TRE NTH 1787A S—@ roome, bath, | PUNGALOW—B_ rooms, Ws" Sen arom | Business Property Wanted = | —'t-Bisvaten. S| HOS Chestnut "Ye ssOuRI. 3450—6 mesg arate, Also thiré floor te Halsmes wih P ‘ ar CCL . ores . - pewly a perec A decorated: Kara ce ; IR lot; trees: »% eve 4 te y Ww Ml ’ 3a. ‘ maid's room. lar r stora na (c) We t marry. 6837—RBedroom. dining room, ] I red and decorated: house, $75; 8 rooms. 6 ac garage. + NE 5 ROOMS North t condition, HUMERT, “Grand mae e&) |! ce cedp rage room & s $45: onen (c7h| pouse. 375: & roome. con Kikwoss,| TRANSFER CORNER—Weant- ——— Se ethan’ enh elk he dee ee on - 8 room ~~. - Dkitchenette. bath and large screer roh ————— —o ‘ } - - ranerpeeemannntion , lor VINCENT. 2605—P-room residence a my (7) | APARTMENT—New of fictenes: _ “he and gas furnished; $40. Cab eLEVENTH, 909 S—4 rooms; $25 per (ca0) Tile bath with shower. brick and stucco. | BEACON. 5208—Bungalow. $1000 down: | 0. See rted into flat (ag) | Of brick and cut stone. with te roof and ae . ’ ’ apart gengremnnmantinamagen es " , . hardwood floors: heaviest asbestos root: — . : : eonner ' ' — farnished - anne: rent $52. 50 and up i" "ht Peers Ee | month rey RESIDENCE Kirkwood: 6 rooms. mod- ed, W est End, must be good cone °. egg me ome Feo ype me tae $50 monthir. Owner. 4068 Marfi(t.( 80) np cutters. and would cost to duplicate iffy : * ee iathoailhaecienncatinecinecetion 3 : ~ TWELFTH, 1121 $.—$250 down buy? | «30000. Leaving the city an@ selling at —O— . iT SOM S681 5% rooms and sescreenet ern: garage: large vard: posaeession at — ‘ p A house built for beautv. convenience and LEE. 4881-85-89—5-room modern buna. « fiat Tyler 1769R. Call evening? |, _— terms nec- lett foome AVMARIMENT-—-8 laree sunny 2 rooms. West ceping porch: modern throughout:| once: $85. Kirkwood 457 or Olive 8555 for drug store; modern. Price durability. Lot 50x315. See Marcin. lows; fixtures, copper screens, shadea, or cneiemee. bes me) or ie you want «fine he ¢ oes ~ 18 Ee a screened porch, 2 baths; _— — erside 4310 & ROR 3g Peas Cee at ene £5) | pange $50,000 $75,000. Address | southeast commer Bix Lend and Sappington, tile bath, hardwood f'oors. marble sin “ae CARH DOWN. inapection ia invited. ; 7] i CABANNE ih 5aal + at : Forest ae { bs : ~Nicely furnished i oe ARPAV . RTAHOA S-room flat: modern: UNIVER SITY or “ITY “RE SIDENCBHD f 5 Pp eta Pp ’ ° oJ K irk wood 641W_ (cBO) terms to suit. F. 5. Neill, Coifax 62 24 SW 1818 & ‘TRth (near Geyer), 2 wvrick rw SIRCMCING. Owner, : 4 , Ns ; 45. -New a . ery conveniem on aterman. | arawe: adultes: S60 (od Beautiful 8 rooms. artistic. 2 baths. large mY, _IThie iad 2 ai os ‘ Sila ld cow 7 . : balance as rent. rit rie 1 A ,opartments: » very finest RS ada DSBS. -_ cB} TFORD. 41°5A—5 rooms. ’mo ‘ard. fine trees 7416 Washington. 4B) Box f'-o », Post-Dispatch. (cd) W ILL , GO QU ICKLY UNION. S3a—¢ room — eottage. bath. pa ite yg 29843. coninniania aan Victor 3920, ly urnishe athe. wth showers. stoves. iveboxes” es TRE 1410- ~Attrac tive furnisiied | ¢ loration and “° + — r= ~ a -all ' . gas, electrie. furnace: all improvements: 7 —_ rl : 7 : weeeller rea tl neighborh0od. (5) FOR LE aes NEW STOR? S. Practically new 4-room bungalow; rove Hh. “nh. — OO CASH. ; Outeide. Fu wes 8 te A L~ ¥ ees a will make friment in owners home: clean. 'eht. | | ANSDOW NE 43953—Firet floor: brand: Fteam heat. 20 x 7D $75 Rt Flats, Apartments Wanted $4500: 1 block from Thomas Station, Rarage: $8750; terme. — —— (6) 4-6-KOOM, FLA’ y agg oo sekine noe BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE —— — Sith Tefen on 80 Sestmable te Bees, 5004—Nicely furnisned 2-room ef- | “10. large iiving room, dining, room IN month: located on Hig. Bend rd. in Old APARTMENT Wid —5 Cabany _$785,____. ‘c6)| $919 THERKLA—NEW BUNGALOW | | at Park av.; bath, electric, 2 tollets; $50) hiTTER investment than flat | bullding Large alrer GO wi pen fo or_ I~ ection sency apartment: continuous hot water , : ote ke oo a . er * « Orchard. the gateway of We bst er Groves: -— = —a Foo ms: w est End; » Well arranged : pay ga floors: move of ‘ . bs aines Saleaman ti ; 10 ree (2) jODWIN REALTY CO. 5243 Delm , S hot-water heat: private bath: garage bedrooms. tchesette, and breakfast | 4 have been Thaeed: very nice f ent's adults: by Oct. 1 tox C-410, P.-D. ACREAGE FOR ¢ ALE right in; sacrifice, REITZ, 725 Victory Bi.|, monthly. See these bargains. 6 beausire home. remotvle® & x — mall room ' @ e ME Y s vw 70 —,) la ree beautiful . . ‘ a - . ik mé Jern in every detail Open: rent AVE wer asea: very ni or € ky 4. ~ ; there ” to % daily _fe ) 5 rh ffictency howsekeenineg aD , hal. sits only (c5)| f 27°) OCall Riverside 20747 _ ge | sere ae ings. ready-to-wear, ete. Bat BLE FLAT Wid ——In, good location, I offer for quick sa’e 21-3 acres, 8 California Bungalow—$6300, Terms. ; $500 CASH sleeping _—_ @moloved; steam | TOPrco™ and recention ha RNISHED APARTMES'T- teed anted, al —-- a a yan eet Webster 1260) nton 798. ' Side: 4 and @ or 4 and 5:| feet off of Florissant ‘road: s sit 4)46 Ariington, 7 rooms and #' unryom, 1 «ger FLAT k. ALS of| er tse ardw ood yy Mm ich: CLEMENS, 6651—¢ rooms, ‘third —— Sener lady to share @mnal! nartment M 'D Ts vA. D, i yes: ern, new, 5 rooms OL ys ( ORC H ARD- BANK R . Ty , CO. (e5) mus t- » { i condition and modern: | Ferguson for $1850; terms. ! _ bal. | Dath, basement, furnace, garage; jot 37 he 40 mth! call water in rooms; 2 hath ing furnishe! | 4. T SIN & SON. 617 Chest with lady employed; Protestan( ore ferred: | pate =o ige; 360: open (4) = cata large i payment. Box- B-165. P.-D. |jance 4 years: water, electric. cinderised x125; copper screens apd shades £0 with Central 8500. ervey. room 407- 7221 heater. furnieh others: adu' ts CL EMENS 5367-6 seome oe ; into. exatnnaed. ate 365. P.-D_| M RE cK a 165-2 4-room ‘anartment atvie Suburban Property Fufnished a AT Wa —New. 3 roomg. Murphy bed: | Streets. ine uded. Box B-169. Post-Dis.(cl) sale, Sas00- 1 to schd@ol and street car, entral an on premises, 3 to 5:30 daily creamed: te re im) ' | Ne irphy beds: separate furnuces L + — wer floor Colfax 1422W. y ™ TT vet noe . (c6) | cre in etin ce ah a ‘ " raga ary lectric: ily .c . : 47'°SwT P r ” it ee O N : C . = ee ee Belmar dors Gopw IN REALTY CO.. 5243 Der 4 7 GSB RY. B01W—N. —J orated 2 c 4 nd electric: newly @ecorated: tfled | H« 4 SE 10 ro ms, on " C} Ment: reasonable See janitor *) anc cowT reasonable. de nee as down payment. Box E-67./and schools, in county. Let me tell vou | good condition : modern: 30-ft lot: owner only fs. 2.500 ’ INVESTMENT | ANI i _— ape Gy EASTGA ua 41-4 ese LVILLE ob 4.-406 lel rar , NEI IR A, 3S21LA-—5 rooms, bath, elec- HOUSES. FLATS. ETC. Post-Dispatch. about this attractive place. Call Cabauy ithere. : . ; , JOS. F. DICKMANN, Grand 620. (¢5) t and ad room: steam {| ~** ° *. — roo me room Mouth: new build ne new f irniture; + ms and furnace TENEMENT PROPERTY Wa —wWhite or | 6151. KORTE REAL 14 & LOAN ©O 750 CASH DOWN. COL LER a | 3 vy water foRO, cleney; new building: deccrate to , om efficienes e as xe. ps) OR = C iON 2120—; > rooma. 24 floor: new. | FOR RENT FOR COLORED _@elored. Box E-106, Post-Dispatch. TEGETHOFF _& VATTEROTT REALTY Olive 1436. 106 st. Olive 1447 icB) 1939-41 Gravois: brick; 4-famfily; gas STOR S—-Utah ——_ oniy ae” left. ; ae ; = ‘. x4 _ | TTITT \ we - y G2°R > ( eo Ss ; RA AE Bho bo nahe P - nice bedrooms “ CRARLER REAL, FSTate. | Ree its \rooma $12; 2 rooms. | mo rn: $50. Victor 1068R (BA) | Aiphita lowe, all & NORTH MARKET te inset re ot aston. Office open ea” ok: nah? Cast, es PER MONTH. and ett . ree ip Palanco like ent. brand-new stores: sath ——— in 2 345 ron ‘ © i . 2eat, a ane Cee a ar |‘ RE GON. 2611—Modern 4-room flat anda ae a. @ conveniences ain, 2 -- > Hodiamont av.: lot 50x135: rood Athi Bn. LB. on = ecg ret year: ° ae Eeemished | ENRIGHT. 5336-7 rooms Crentnut, @ a . -. 1°65) | carageecnewly decorated. Apply 3027 | “%¢r;. 2 — Ze — ete 6g = C l ad H eli h $-room frame; bath. electric; granitoid nana pee IDE DOUBLE 23h third vear: all stores all convesien «« 7 sag third RNON. 5205—3d floor, furnished, 3 | Utah ’ F) d IF its Y Be Chestuut. feo") » a (Mor IRE 204A N. 4th st.. spec ializes | » OO a ne ome ine basement: two-car warape b. $4000 near 3853-55 Folsom; well built 3-3 rooms ay te (ch) Janitor we TV ire; rent ; 9S t rooms kite henette, } at h couple w il! j re ; - . 2 “ — 7 JT, am | - i ” S. | 5 if} rries 4 CO lor ed veo! le on Floris sant av. (wr double brick fiat: has bathe electric. e VFN -& OWF#K!I NRA . ; ’ POR l 3193 — Just 1 of rT 4 . - o De aston. ‘” %> Dies , ae c yt iggy pan map {S south Powe . “ 7 Ge » eee : - > - It wont take whuch money to handle . . - a mditio this is a 4 buy og he jy Gemore 4384—xecond floor. { ere aoe , eae EIOOe Ty Geove Park: high-class, modern. 6 roems, | “*~' LOCHMOELLE R, 919 aeetes*. | = + Call Ollze 4652, 8°) | nis nomey 4-room bungalow: bath, tase: JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO. 815 pir Se ae Oi): terme: get busy. ap “4 Sage : Sceeion fn open pore ASHINGTON -ii— S ot oume Sera a real hom $40. Call Riverside~2074]. | bins — a ment. double garage. You will like this — | 'rDR-LI'S ANDL. B06 ‘Chestnut. r tv housekeepinr | ALS... i (c ciency, furnished. $7! see fanitor. (c65) 7 SSEL , ®R?Ra-—3 * hath } if ma IUTEAU ORI / A—3 rooms: $27. See Siiaiadeniil Wanted TEGETHOFF & VATTEROTT RE ALTY SEF THIS COZY BUNG ALOW. HAUER TK Southwest | b oRs¥ THE 7046—New 4-5 rooms” HINGTON. 4625—3-roo furnished , pSadA=—s Toome, "hath, seun- wie at 2808} (*) - CO., 62284 E ( 4701 Farlin; new, matt brick; 00-18; . > / ooma. SHINGTON, 46° 3-room rnishe AN i pps ~ 4 Easton. Office open Sun.) lay. 5 r s: ] ] Fl very dewirat y | gt ON Rh con eianire: warage. ye bs apartment: heat, electric, rm, $55, (89) | a7: S85. : x or E BRILLIANTE. 4440A T (7 h ] Lyne (,rane 33 . {cT) wnce large. spacious lot, nice trees t ood 4 ti ake ("he okee car to -OOCy south w a} : ; ° . " ‘ , , ~ rrs , oe ’ . —-- ~ : - ‘ ik W ‘ “ wiry ’ Olive 733. _ R | 3 sche ARTMEN T—New, attractive 4 rooms NX EW }- LA Is = $46 ) oo Sip | (c®R) | ne hen hood, Loon schools, bus and oar. ne bi £ e ant: also bull ding lots from | ( ‘OL LE R. “4 215 Virginia. Riverside A) * Both -date; = aS . LAKE. 424—Heautiful 7 rooms, 2d 1 “OF eouthern exposure. Cail Forest @734W >1°R Maury: n ne s Garde "FALLON 1815? . 7 rooms and bath: | Northwest | nee, HORE > a VATTER rT ey oe c , fo non TN a cx r T B.. - STOUTMAN a furniched sleeping (efi) apariment: inguire janitor : (c7J) iadditiow Near Clevcland av 4 ronmme. til S45 Delmar 1951 (?} oR? — - oo mping or L_- 18: ¢ (80) $Y : Pa : : CORNER LO To). © oe Ke a By id and a a | 6 284 tin ~t,urge st reé * re ] eartion AI: EAL >RMANN BLDG. CO., ee te of “ v+as n. } . D Si mn Li. 2 iif 7 » LEL AND. ~ +95 = rooms is bedrooms), 7 | . hea nice .ASH, aon oes good rooms electric: | re ne O 7h ' lots at Fairground * abanv “6181 oon ce ope ‘(e06) RUNG ATOW 33: ie ~ — ene 2 5G | West . open perch; thir vr. » a ;eectrie fixtures, snace reen exc. Whi. | en: $25 {e*\ a rh ; . o? ' , , 5 ——b TOO Ih: So down > ape SS 2: L EPSTEIN & SON. 6i7 Chestnut ot) Central | decorate to sult: will be completed about == ; oe oo and 2noo per foot) ACREAGE NORTHWEST oy ner month including inter-at.| ENRIGHT. 6822— Well built, large single REAL ESTA’ ESTATE—FOR . a Qe ~ oo * . r\ iene cr 7. / ; dé. ' oe s s ab i Sos iT, 726—5 rooms an@ sun paPor. } MOUTEAU, 2649-51—% and 6 room flat; | Set x Bn ‘eo pte PATANN GEO. A. § "A TERY. 15 N, 7th et. (c6) | ps se : GOUWIN REALTY CO 5243 Delmar. ref! 1 irohy ° ° on t¥ Teasonabie ' AN DE io IN- STOCK E-BUEPMANN, a GARAGE meneed i?¢ —— : -* | Ciose inside property. BUNGALOW New. 4 rooms and baths . ——— A AS y ween par 3d f} or north: S80. f hilsH- BU PATS 1105 Chestnut st. icf) et Get wx ® Li ‘ “hestr it (c7) Ss, STABLES RENT ' HOME ‘$i TE — Ww se! 1 my ome site 60x : Tr this isn’t a grab-off bargain strictly rn odern ° $4950. small + INDEL L. 44xx—~A partment. 4-famlly. G.- : aa | +- — — —— | North 47 : ront: ai) improvements; | I never heard of one payment, balance like rent. and S&S rooms; brick garage: fine condi- - be : . . e a J » 4 r ——-- -- --- | oomeertol Wi wil! decorate. WATEENTH, 1616A_N.—s ro _ new- ae _ Southwest si | NINTH, 1213 N.—Garaee. with large lot: Pe x B 119. et-Dlepatch. ‘ (c6) '@on and New Florfseant reads: street cars. | ~ ae $$ ~} 196, Post-Disnatch, Pa he Qlive Ast so eoom t) » Sieeping. to wit you; | wow Tl gy = tpn B , ey - electric a and kit. shen J ~~ d: Cie tr c good repair j ’ Ww 1 » uti 4 rooms, new, garag®: |; : : s . re a ‘ GB. , eB “ ee Lee te home: Union NI. SNPH—ADL Oo ie % . ; ony tty LUN 7 io aTre ue © «% “ dab. RL. rem any =f / reu} tox B-244, FP Lrispatch : (c8o . + . eee ee: a § oS. oe rooms. first irance; screenel sieeping porch: Sov tio Cabany 7300%8 ic) is ; , i * cw: iLY ’ IL EL r 7 ' , . ‘ 1 new lw decorated food neigh borhos« ’ e. $5. cl. } big i ISH LA, ws = nal i = = rs : .. } ri y j fio re i acre S ATH et . ion” otek ] a |: ] N KE M E N [" Li ~ ~ ar lone Age: ce gline, schoo! est | N . 6: 4 mw ert kite | 4 r ye WILLIAMS, 706 Chestnul 2 Chesinut '\CREST. 6704—o rooms, aruwo Poors, ‘ . - ** ive S160 woe _ - ne. scne i an 6040 . ay" is a ppien did bufldine: ena —_— . a. : : ~ os . - 7 « 4 Tooms. all In geod condition: can make ree front room NORTHWOOD, 6253-—3 choice aparae tric: $15. | OSs — | LEFFINGWE L ~ 100” S—Good colored | ¢OTS——Sever: cbt. ice. Grand Met ramec call our Fpl —f ha ~ aS | RENGEL-WEB ER, "312 27_S. Grand, G. O44 ences ; 7) I ‘ent 5 rooms ‘and ©’ gon parlors; _ LOCH M¢ ELLER. 919 Chestnut. | CREST, 6715A—New;: 5 rooms: and bath; tetail secti 50 : : a ; price — eh COLLER,. 4215 v ir- | ¥« ace > Tad o a ge Tiel | OLAV IA 4601 ‘ roo! ns, bath, electric eat 516 ; Meron? reem te'r | . location, Ww. L ; ‘ PRAIRi«. 1915A New fiat for hei-water heat plang; stajiomirs tube: J. LE PSTE in & ag E+ G17 Chestrwt (eo) = q (c76) ; pga ge oes Pros S ah urnace rea bDargay. MeN ATR. R sAKEW ELI. 4955 Delmar. . feb) ot eens ee 4: “oe P ark view 71) ad! - IA .NOW ae, ur open; Soo. see ole No. 6719. 4 Crest. MI At KET 1 +e ”” >. - : —_— _ i TS ‘ ’ ‘) I) = 1187 w t¥ ) oo yee ae Bagg aoe 1 + Agel IN. 1944—3 ? y decc eee root ne: ~ best locations e490 ~ San 1 | ron eonaltion é ae aa - ny o P| A, i i ‘+ aly: 17) y 1 x] 2 ‘e9%) AL 1 aN ONE r L OOR 1 heat, clothes chute, tile bath, eas larce ° “KK _ | los “n: to achoo! = immediate posseasion. © . ay 4 gn Aged gs peeved ra let: DELMAR, 6180—5 hoice Qoms: seco Oy} I Ae - West o i ee a Pnw He Hf. nrietta 5 rooms, , ae ‘| heater. double garige:; must have tleh) ~¢ n't 3$3 EBs # ER. 722 Ches esin 2 tractiv $30 ‘ O e oO] rei 02 se id eager re : 5 . mn of tion roo! ‘ Tain. > — — 2 pretty de Or ations and fixture Ss, | li ecard of admission. 5° " 5 larg . iney 2 oS: 4) . . pen. ive » « 7 r Ae } vei | , } le , A I A R’ 7 \] > \ T 1I¢ yf SE SITE ' Kirkwood 5 ' bw — - aed and show er in hath - Haffner Sakowsk! Realty Co “— ) roome or , a ee Bee age PASTON, ; > es v rent °*f faken at one nauire % . wutf? 1} @O-foot lot with large house; BUNGALOW —S5 rocms, hardwood. . $7.59 | Uurna ’ 7 a. ‘s | ¥ ent 271) 45) | DUBINSKY REALTY, Olive 1958. Hs | Af ae NT Washington retail store: | GODW IN REALTY C 5243 Delmar. House, 8 rooms, lirge crounds . a3 000 " core (oO) . PARK Vib neluding . 00A— nice arge | lignt rooms; - J 20-foot front. See Mr ochmant J X reoms hardwood, hot water. .190,000 | | BRU : mage ty tT adi . Besar Re 8 tweet Mid th. | — 8. ome ” tne a Be tae condition. = Li . ENHIGHT. 5007—Large room and te rey Sennen os JAS PD CLARKSON. Kirkwod. Mo. (c5S®0) " Southwelbt a - " ar !’ , rs sf > " i : TARD, 1317 ‘ 54 rooTie, SAS, ele tri oe - » t " 7 | 2 oe paerseuee nday. Geo , loelv “Firm teed | nen! ow? fT) yor Catiany 4478] (cif : : . ir J0—5) yooms lower tioor : 11,7 = me | to ; soe — Pp Sareen - ' ' ? , . , £19 000 terms. 7400 Richmond Penton 2074 LANSDOWNE. ST707—5 rooms and wee ti . WOL r- Por LACK K. x. co... 101 N. ®th. . me vater: twin | SPURT NT “Phil Titractive 5-room $355. pia HAMILTO a ated . . oms. bi : lice roam 4 Ro ‘ now: ee sre (cR) | modern threughout: $400 ash. halance | Hive 3.58.4 eS GF PT AUTO (OANB—At i. we en . dert dle e to sult. : “iu06 ° Salt ab Tm 2ixs lifton: 6-family. rents $1: = er} Seo , ‘oherman 3 Gravois. | = an ae ence, Oa eet | ant apartment eouthermn gz | AGAZINE, 3041 — Good an antior on: 3) pene. “ (o4 ‘TH, #4: N.—-Bultable for bar! a0 fon w ity ee haw room b Flek :, modern. Rivers *. 34th Kobermann, $664 | 4119 ST. LOUIS cuits. Grand | Finagpe Corp ee va werr , H . € dg ePctr } YS H¢ : ' aims oh? te y ; Lickso " ' net i fa rage hoi ye ' vor epetonal: all con | . veum ty ‘Ge nee Chiun: teen Basie) path, 9 : {*) | JULIAN, 6849—Six rooms. Oven ss: low rent; will decorate. L. WIL | eo>\) kson; 2-family. rents $4850: | ¢e-0 RE GLISIT RE ALTY CO. | | MODERN BRICK—$7200 | Splendid house of & rooms, bath. hot- aL oF. mt in B aS . ‘ 5) aide ¢ 30453—4 rev! 20 f oor, iM-i gy §. KPSTEIN @ SON. Owe Cheat” ab yy 4A ~h > ema ine 8712 na | U - AL ows. | Riverside 0491 6111 Gravois 6553 Scanian av well bullt brick bun-| alr beat, slate roof: price reduced to $8250. 4 suse oats made " re aves front sy racy a s06—Four a wil —. *. 50 oliet, eiectric: "wall tlecorate, KI Nise, Wiiiw A y 1:3 yi N —-] lat a + . arcuet? 7 = rooms new stucco: } roome. tile bath. bruilt in tub ; « ‘ORNET hk ZLEIBIG TRY ST. 719 Chesineg aendi ftable Me my | orate io enit. ad ” 4 ; . 7 J ARZE ree Realtor. roornie®., bith hot Wa heat may: N h , } 3 , ; | Overland 2 S00 oars. a. ete. ‘ ” ar ene a ee (c@) ed mre _ 3. 4 EPS TEEN A SAR 615 _Chestnat ' we Se Lovis s er 430 (eB) ) ALLE SOD: 2 td ak age. * ena - Tr ort west ~ “os > oth ; 5 rooms brie Kk $7000 "NG Al. -OW 8 4 RG ATNS ‘AS , te ome 7 take L. ‘inde Ry - 3 fe et: pas thi P tovlar ‘ Northwest $ | Firet floor & whee rooms, open: chele® See aha ct whe wilt Gechrate? 2 ) ©oms, #8Uun porch, it. alll nd | rie ye we wd VE: ior, auto accessor!) Ss, ; terms aod 4 ther pat 1a niet SR ‘ell ite? and ja- HATTER LUSTKANDI, ROG Chestnut et. *~ anil NORTHLAND AV : ik ot 4 t | MI ‘ . - lanilor service: waragce Forest £103. _i¢ S131. \— nice corner reoms; elec.; Fv o_7 oa . on v« rere eect kiteh 2 : EVANS. 4333A—4-reom fT! ; Ad, n T an2 . firw nine ie% VPERSHING irear Skinker—34 f 5. © a today : forest 67261 > FR any 5 Bre ** ¥. 7. bene ‘ . Z a " : if try . . bitte it / : ~ >’ . ° - ‘ -~ . . 3 : ‘ae ie A 4 ” £3 - sag @ . . : i a . - _ = on 4 : > (ORM) | able. concession DT? wi SRY REALT f : ana $16 hea. |) Apply upstair c) UNION, 2907 N. (at St. Louis av.)—Twoe) ——— l-set, hath, furnace. eas. eranittd base- MAKE OFFPER—MUST SELL | eae he eee ee Pant connertine | O° ive TORN N.ive 482° ita fs a Saas &O45-—5% om pertions, I8x05 and 2ZOs5@: will rent Three ¥-room attached houses; ret ho ime «: ition: peice $4500, Beautiful new 4-reom toe n bungalon amano ad haf \SHINGTON, 524 oer a se: (RO) ; om aan reels -~ > mr ~ urd || separate or together; now equipped for per month;-can bring $300; furnace; $1500 $2 Ar 1 $v’ thoroughiv modern; best poe [oe ee Lake aes Pee oe a9 larce closet, tile bath naales aa es =~ mn ng : leors. utes uous he ater. ee ER TEIN SON. 617 C1 ,, | buys equit Bomont 617 c89) | 1 veo, hardwood | KRODINGER REALTY CO... 725! a pains etlaseniiiticimenncnnbiagestcigel eon octin= fur | flanitor service / | SA BENTH 1430 N- “= 19 s. tol wtmancpeoliag eT 4 eee J. &. AN & IN. 6LT Chestnut. (ee) | 7 var 1 ° fe y 34 cheater ~aAr “ > [*~t -. 2 eciric ge rey Pi) / : ool — » ’ " fret i ouse act] liv ; me Velma, | WASHINGTON, 5045 —9T tivor wes: © id o711.-9 rool ras and e PLE. 5756-—Avt. ©: rooms. oon. aa FOR RENT £4800) to $3 are ands am ’ , Soutn a : adateaene > eee a . | ; Fene 2 “AWLI , ecoml fioor: t-class condiUon, so ie South per month ‘§ e ROSS WINN, 2219 swan / FLATS, AP’ ™ Ts. FOR SALE WYOMING. 3670-—Beautifu! 5-8, tile WELL ‘te: S75 wanemt Ot 1 ‘Ve ) Mal ys ; *heetnut (@5 , : —- eens — ARROLI. 615 re nanufactunmne — oe. ent: t pl.; Overland, or al ‘ ; ; N bh path, bardwo od f.cors throygheut: own NE : ED WASHINGTON “A685 — a 4 . oy" ‘ - - lectr MR oS idea ie 3... 4 ne — on, repair, te. : trie. oF bts . he | ‘ he ‘nile from red v2 ort ‘ @ér anxious to geli. ’ a . ra WEE 8 ’ . orth excellent condition oe © z Bik elmiar 7,” > . 2537. 4 rooms. hardwood J Ii} ? Richmond Heights FLAT——Singi N. Oth at. 3-S single: $250 Si41 Hartford, bes Miful 6-reom Modern AUTO LOAN SAVIN#S — urniehed reothe | car Waa ineton let floor eout ; ° : . Ooms ower : . ‘ : edes - Pe : ‘ ; he 5d ehs > ae Eph 4 ‘ fiy for NASHVILLE - iGo. —Hangslow rooms cash wit! hgnd ‘ Rox P-374., P t throughout 4 tle bath. furnace. ’ Car a- 7 i ont . teinity, ‘ ,. MOoOnowWw IN meat Ty “oO. &2 4% Deimat , s a re oy } COR : i, / . icv a : : : : omen : . ereaty ’ hyo ' ay \ =" . ‘matt 4 ~ ‘ “ ‘hante ae eis fl ’ rs ° (oma rage a Te. buy 3 real home wil make you joan , -F your avte ear © ’ ; " - Mi . Ke eit? 4 — 7 rooms - 1 , . a ‘ r - | tT} wor. 1¢ r { : hb : ’ ta 7 4 — Ji ‘ ES ‘. - AY mest : FOR SALE ; he , . a provemen'!*s ; - ‘ i " "‘T—4-fam i! y 3 renoryis bh th tr ust - a Hthd Vs—s bod, 2iuu ‘ Asi. ee open eveninas hy Yroune man | floor reedvy far 0 cupancy owt ic ; Nec tri ym hse live *2* ' +) rent ; , : ad ’ } 174A ‘ : antec ORV et oe ef - Vial: 2345, witk n . H TH54- 34 & Lafayette nice ge Chek ! — lay * Vii Rx until moon. = efate particu. | wper _— ) ; (ef ys ~~ ro ’d floor li ¢ MOMGANFORI 2°37~~- ay fur- tT, tT fat ‘ % roome ‘hath insite wove in fee Mr Weisz vn " preimishe. (eo) —— si) . ie tai Ga H , 1% dint \ O24 i 4 =r r, ¢ ' Yr ? ; a ea , - cc terr ; rairs ptt “A | ‘T) ar ra ; i Te ; FINK. diane SE —) AC ANT—#500 CASH, ’ ; T ; ; Whe- ; . aha laries ru! t pu bali ling . 1315 avtonia "ace 4 A. ; ~ - 7 4 ; Six-room scam heated anartmens: wiy oe on : i'r RE. & “Loa? en | .7e° esirable for ¢ store: best | ve 9420 Ex Rigo. Accnt Cabany 845.(c) | $13,300 Box B-42. Post-Dis ef eae a ons a gg BO gp hn B=’ b. * a a 3 ’ 4 ’ te and ‘ orat , ad q oo ’ maw 2. hen rt ss5, ” rn } coor? . ab ai a f-* ile > ~ ; ad it. vues ’ . rr . “s Mat PS, CDE & y Ron Sith ge ARZEM rALT | ne 7? — =; . npn (140 Aere 20) OOO F Ti her RIC MOND HEIGHTS BARGAIN. % MADISON, *6175—Brick ; ! —— , 3 gleke: be cure to eee tile bar $125 es $1000 Quick Main 5A 108 N &th wm. Ay Oe b Bhd 4 oan ee 4 “NE Wr ST OR |: |: OR RI NV | cress, & VL t. ITN ir 11 a} rooms and sun wario fleor, 3 + one and attic “Ye wor: water, miy S000): call Murphy, Central 4°? . wht 721 GCOODPELLCW tet = — as 2631 PAG yy ; . , rey ' ry hardwon loo , tile bath. furnace: larce cus, electric; large basement: geod ron- | © a Ra teiiy (06) Just drive over to 3 lacuat : ne Five-room “am hea ted WERSITY. S923——9 room sent On) Ww, mode | feam, Cattle, Tools; All $1. 906 ; sacrificg! dition. KAMP. 105 N. Tth st. Olive S342 ’ ake 2 5@ > an) GRO vour title me on e in G , * wngee easy terms. - . “ 7i§ 2d ‘ . a ee ee ee ee Oe ae ees SS | ee ov . we ypuilt in zg arage ; . M - . PS Pree motion _ ya th heat nm Ticker ts ani’ or ne! ' r rT? fo my re : ' rm eri ry? . iture : , ; 3 $1500 on . si Gl ° LNID _.* 00M) ‘ Make qjt ick SALE WAN rh) : ates. are re iD WANTED | = “Wee VROO : ition | : do _7 : an. cnate | Main one Sane” We en Nath ae tice aa5 . Snes > furniebeds open_for_imes = ee toe Ot A TRON OR Re CR I ana tae. tant unggy: level rich com, fer alfa CORN- DIXON. “REAI ‘TORS, OLIVE a 153@ Short st 2600 Dore bath hte in ne a ae vay nm, Fen AU TOMOBILE LOAD iS on: SH a- week | Sik-room aenaiheasedl’’ a apartment: 7 is atti i “nice rooms: : ‘bath, ‘elec. ; ) er ‘~ nie rn S5° : & ht Riverside 4: 4’ rravo = b r : rnd “es ter: mt? at ° : et a. pert’ 0 “08 hestnut (ed) Longefeliow Di. . it '°) | Payvmente red ‘eat thr a eo nen * ted “| ; *y t¢) ; yTY iot-' Ler > Sivas Comet it At crapeces em rer” T HISs- _¥V AKE OFFE R | BEAUTIF I L HOME LASKER UPINANCE ‘CORP. ~ P r : . ase ‘ ; 9 ’ . ; 7 : por - iur repr T ~_ As DE FE Ree Ah 5) . POLI. ree 101 N. 8th. we ey e! Mes. : ~ Pine Lawn SEE ea rooms, 4057 Fiad, near Sherman | _ 3687 Lduet, ve 9130. se17) (¢o) ise) ati aA i rial 7 b ' u ’ -- o~_ ~~ - . o : “ ; ™ a > — > | hen - i ; ‘ ; , tile Pes . 2, oe A mode rv tp~te) - fa 4 - _E fh rs. ts ory ‘ wr Mortgages refinanced to reduce ‘ new ty /* A ' ne : . -- a ' a’ ; } : : ne” he “i oye * “2 7 - t . mb : > : Ni 1. _» H Pierce tide... st ty can be arrang ; I 4h } A P , - rom s to t mm. OT ppnow jranJd vw mente. Addit's aN P ¥ ae INGTON. 225 a | roomie. hard wood ~_ -~ , . P ’ ‘ ‘* a ane i SHU + 14 . i . @ : ’ ’ eer m o 3 7 M ° $ a ee 14 tf on ~ mth) st triive 4. 4 ie"? n (ev) ev ine REND ”. pdvanted. One ) non oo ; % Eeore. tiie bath hot-water heat (c7) ae} . ‘ #5) Se be 8 ' meat" WILLOWWoaoabD 7?0—~3 rooms, $1 - ~ emer ¥ 108 N &th | TAYLOR 027A N—Four beantiful iL.1Ad ae Ve SITY PAA Y. 12.500 > -- - £ a ; —s . * te . Lee “or ‘on ence ‘ ' - : 4 QQ te +4 ~ wt . 2 (otta g* ba 4 s -} A. Lik 7 12.5 0 NAaNTED ae sy ——— B. 4500-10-—Néw, 4 room: grog | ron soflern, conveniences: reaeoM | HOHTAMONT. 1487—2 untarniahed Foon Florida $718 Irvine: 3 roomie: | FINE SIX West teduce Your Auto P ts . . ; a Sade, ly cK i hes 7 t electri water’ n ich) “738.4% Garfield” awn reanm, ‘oa th. : & eft . a: heat. gleep norad : gata NZLICK, 1010 Chestnut s steam h e8yi ox = Sen - : ig . ay pete your. eo girl nr - T FLORII LANDS Acreage. LTOOnD , _ e $1800: terme; must sell, brie (e7 (THE CARLETON 2a WANSTHATH, S17 % Chestnut | . ; | HODIAMO . | eetene: Sees ot = aes ar Rg enim ne gt SG LINES. GROM, silt OE rd Oe °CNKIGHT. SOBS— idesi — for vances addi : — s (eS) ' VERNON KROGLA—Six rooms hot-water | tit ! lowat: " ¢ 2». Her me : aru | . “ he “y , t eas a ;3 Vinita Park oe a Ws ores Sth. Olive SS | place nip ny uF tis with mee a. “ ration. | i 7a iy Wie, a ore ; | Louts most exclusive Ww) SAT). 4158 N Da y 4 roorme, heat hard vood floors , od » Sane . ; ' fu " . rTsS "RR REAL’ a 1 . ave? r 4 ’ > a “H ty MI Me ; . 7652 P AGE ‘¥ INTTANEARK). : WOLF- — " Are ‘ (°5 . a ~woer oF) Drei ies. 7 Mo. utphy —cont OREN apartment building. ee Piurnints Ris myn A feS) | rent $60. Cal Delmar 6762 S| ee. . ‘ ret a 1ON CO. C O87. ich) | , . _— A RE ALB ARGA ad ia | , RAR VER. 1. ‘“ ML... 1423—teautitar br paged | od | MO N N ficver reom + nie e AKKET, 5026—— , Beror * __ : . MANCHESTER, /A-— Moder ‘room Bear tful -room rk me: rooms; furnace. ; EY we RS Bae: ie eninge oS OFM: | RRO SMTA sic: | Same aa dbrner” suitable doctor or ger Missouri neat aun ‘parch, raceme: cash, or trade. Northwest tivere: goretiaie wie ee ee A eo eins oo en tame t . heat. ha! (lwor ri“aina with “room +41 ba th ha ro wor 5 flooring furnaces, eut Ds S9500._ ney sae ay -.. $2 44 ‘ash terme. (c&89) — : S-rnom | CAND $0:8-_New 4-raom fiat: very | RIDGE. 65110—6-room ae ~ het pees Pace HiGhHLA a ae a ty + A pens larke jot. MEITZ. 725 Victoria | “ = ; ; : SOR SS _ — " “ ath hardwood floors kitehenet ie . . |, FARM— 100 acres, S50 ecres c lear ed, + | Creve Soe 7, care to B uchens an a one | ‘ re Oe as — hoe ik 7 s Sinput ; Sat room bois evn Waterman Hide 459 N Kingsh 'y. ) aewmney: imoder:: garage, $60, Main re (§ om ame Noes. Awe rd. wer. | block Owner She te ane | “won v ti wD -« rhe; rend - ements , jer): gare : = a ep - © ' cRPUL LOC’ ON; BIG | oie | PHONE = Siasan BRT2. 37) I a _EBPELER, 29 «hastnut. ich) WANTED BUSINESS P'RP'SES : eis orn and garax - or) «$20 m0: 36° JOHN “3 “PLAKE A Br Ye 815 Chestus. WON OE a kn 30% wy” jth ot. ive ses, i ' > cone (eee ween Is Lb — - roe b : fiat; " rT : . , : ‘ x" Me ¢ > Popis a iyo ; ) e ' | ¥ a i modern “Bo ylianct e” ie AND AP'T'S WANTED | FACTORY BLDG. WiA—3000 sa. ft. on | Bluff, Mo | | 6028 North Savion e 5-5 room double o Akaan WASHINGTON HOTS wrt?Ls 5337 New f! -ekroom etfictency: J. | EPSTEIN A SON. 61° Cheatnet (o#) " jbl. and Spring av north to prope: ty. a i roo} : five locatic id rental, Box | lhardwood [60 le beth instantaneous | Kingsbury; cheapest house NEW REN NTA iL SO, 2821 —Moviern 4 rooms, ist floor: | APARTMENT OF . ; Eos Host Dioncica” oe Smial Ms | » $t. John’s Station [Rudd water {ity co. | garage. tile bath: price $ib.000. : sences . , : bin . ‘ , Se > , , “4 . “ 34 : s ' ; ’ : ". : “ . 558; at eo (2 parent Dok penis en ret -Dimtya a SUBURB'N on ad cn SALE WINDOM RG41 ist Ee ase fe ; ita te Forest 5a 5: | CHAUNCEY. P HEATH. Chive 3165.(08) ¥ : _— ’ m ae ’ pte . ] S NGS ' be He he “t Street F SRTMENT Wed —Furnished: o My BUNGALOW S—iwo new. modern. 5 foom | low ; brick. 9 rooms. m | C . FF lat. $4: 500 Cash as i q | A’ coms and kitchenette: private bath. Box 1 betel. $4000 down om cach; easy terme orne | Mrs. Rooming-House Keeper x waa rooms, sc poonnd, tet» tiled; « ream Post-Dispatch . ) R EA E S T A Fé E | ee Seer nc Ueins sunroom, trick SE ACREAGE W44.- Exchange vacan re. i ee ee eee: ee BOM int 816—7 rooms, hall hall, bath. fur. |ARMSTRONG, 1304—Single: 4-4; large | Tere ars ar q BAGO P 4 ‘ Fe t o A ts Wd 150 acres Okiahoma land t | would | HOME—Attractive. modern. @room. iiv- are oni “y Oy ) roome, hard bee floors and beth up: | FOREST PARK po: shery 6600 Enright: beautifal little epareanes 3 JD, Z LM ES ta s an p like + trade for acreage St hares} . ' RAMP, 1° ‘. Tth at. ve } as and electric throug ughoys: i pall“ fivine ate foot r et o moet 6 2: concret rch ~} - OD ance Age me eoreened perch; epecta and - 4 ‘Treened sleeping porch: | PreRNISHETD APARTME NT Wtd A-roam road. Manchester road or Maplewood. J coon aoe Po oni vO nce. hod “REMBLEY -WILSON R. E AND os co £8500: $1500 cash room, dining room, “kitchen sae oon e S110. selena Pe cece , Gy for occupancy; very at- efficiency, everything furnished. for light *. Marton, Eage-Picher Lead Co.. Pich car terme. _Wabash 291W i ic7) Wrie dor mas of Weletr ane ee ne con’. a a (cb) rn ‘a it. 5604 Hebert ; | housekeening: 3 adults. Box C-407, ®.-1D r, (vk aes Pair : : - = = : . property .. Pa ‘ 6015 Jenright, 24 east; 6 resma, Sereeney ¥_ CO. Main 4168, (06) | HOt aE Wid Family trem Calffornia | FARM—W or axle Of, exchanae. on ceed sroncints Tete: im ihe Mocriands on | w RITE for may of Webster an dour sales |i AINS. 4051-3%—Double flat for 4 fam- pore® ; bs Ba ; , ’ rS— POSSESSEO S. / ‘shes to rent furnished hous4 for three "7 by ow er 42° acres well om 8017 ly Tenn as eo. = @ otser see owner | ef homes. price $1 aay "to $15.000. fies. of 3 roeome each. bath and electric. 1 are Sane : A ae & room, thHwW AY: S noomws, Pe ei rnoenthis: Gea re location in western proved 40 miles from se nous on ra ~" rAxD a gy nrg mn ge treet me | WEBSTE R GROYV E= TRL eT CU... AR. ic) | renting $i i560 per year, price sia ihm - n roootre . » . . " | o od % ’ be ’ . at of 5 roome ree clty or countrv: want attractive read and good automobile roads: one © _— 534 RIDGE AV (e635) W agner-Grant Bell feskty © : nardwood fh: wet ne ok oe at. east four bedrooms and| the best farms in Missouri: laree lake: | loufs County acreage near city limits, Owner save sell Caney yy Lik AINE, 4226-23—Soveral brick fats tor use i ome atin lon} : | Cheer fer quick sale. Cal) Olive 8427075 » * south of Plor-! servant quarters: will give persona! ref- pienty fish and beating: ideai location for a ms > a+ etuceo bungalow: ict 1 1 ty 4 families. of 4 and 5 reeme each: bath. Olive 8021, i m aStiioes te boulevard a... Soy to reapons'biiity and care of ' a clu> site anc colf course: low price for LAND—®2 acres. facing bard road. 5 mip- chante: rake a! P a. - renting Sites per year, good tn- % . ee lll N place Write vr telephone recom BONS. au’ n aa oP ie ner. é7eo Arcade Bi 2. ines wert Broad way S100 « aah. mon ath- E 18” REAL T ’ ©.. vYeatment: price $135. Oud. ( — ~ > ts . my 2 : * 7 é . ‘ laa Sate, oe an et : r > a €a = . v . ' — ‘ me mee e re. We Z ‘i eat? - 3 ers. oy . soe " i ” mr ™ Reape ere _ - ee " — a Pes z , : re! é sr mn : ; P " 7 ~ a we ee i ils 2 Loe wes. nh e ee et lal age Ree si ee ” ‘ i * sol ; . F “s : : mY . ‘ hae 2 . - Pe > ~~ ‘ — ; : § oe «9 —— *
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38 ue ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 11, 19 ST ‘Siac POST-Dis ‘ oo —— POSS a, —~— 7 rs. eee SS eee LOANS ON PERSON'L PROP'y wen: - qt LOANS ‘Wade on funniure €ka-> | Wipro ee a a Saee = +t * Lindel! F005. Cath ey Pine vex" | | MONby joaned to Salaried persons: easy | Vi ° S : : , | Payments: iow rates confide tial. Stand- | | re 1 aft aa cs" sth ceseeneat akg a latistics--Questions nswered-- | Liat MONEY to S@iaried peorile easy Dayrnents eee — : | confidentia) 1881 Ra ‘Way Exchange . = Rid ee MONE Y—g§50 te Sid00 7 ‘individuale on "he South Side Grand Finance Corp.. Cherokee ee? ‘Fravale Sidra, AT icR) A A ae ee ae me ee ——— tie on ete ‘cl 5S) — ccs een a a > ~ a re , ' a . > ’ . . =A TO QUERIES || ot - Dispaten teat M NEY ‘Dane a no : _" vour . . . on Gens and Gravnis sfou hom ras a Broadcasting Station ma 2 __f08) O8t-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. * MONEY loaned” on furniture and pianos Personal and telephone calls. or Gnswers by mail, cannot be xf » rrceip ta, lound City Loan Co EE, | Hiven attention, except letters on médical questions of undoudt- 545.1 Meters Victoria B fe } . MONEY To 1OAN—On turaliare ong —~. ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope, pgp a "URCHASING CO.—Buyers of | mle Genet, + Can only sub. aiek of meat - fow! Wwe _— F ss ee ea SA Ary or Wake ary Uunts. 1s locate ? ‘““¢M an they w Li] eifher ac-'’ WIth chiles an wrappec nh cor . Moth we eae riday—7 :30 P. M. HO) Holland fr de 91) . ' Shares. om“ . ‘ ; ° > . - _ “— "Ht OF reject. Sccording to their/| husks For the Wrapping cut off MONEY PO LOAN—S; St. Louisa * angwer in + ARCHSHOEFER I “Ata: OV Frank Rullea tena firdr Se mmr i ne a ” » 9 z ~_ Lowest rate » 1 your |). . tio “SER tet Quick Qnswer Sn your! | cond: Mnation ; 7 Z sidered. Digagnost 8€$ Will not be giucn. Mad» $3583 Louls property. Red , . tne active Stocks and bunds boug hr. sOle town Orn thar oie —_P \ hey CO 0 ~. @nd quoted | Rox 3 b- Dtereh ont ot. 503 Centra! Nationa! Ran Blige entry town ; = ‘4 TY if ‘ . : ' _ , tittle 4 : 2 ‘ ’ ‘ 4.) SR ae Tey 2 RS tee . . ‘ } s =" * \ ~ PRIN Ni PLANT sa! ‘ x's “ Sta . , : ’ + eg Prorits iC also ti ; b ai “ 7 ' : : 4 marke a ; t* = ” - 1 } - “, , “ ; \ in * 4 ’ 4 ° : re —. OPPORTUNITIES Ri \i°Ra. > \ ~~ ~ , a , . ~ ' 4 S r ro ’ ; HANCK ~Unusual Offering RESTa TRANT o, ScCounrr nane Nenlth . . " " le . _te Te olace oft er STR oe ~ n vadway . is * « ; | “A ii I : * Of local finance ©Orpora tia: RESTaAUR AN s) : : , ‘ ~ . uth S\i- = ai) “hes ¢* ‘P8t-Diapatcr fomO) b a ae . « Ma . late lis : CHANCE. rant Mason 1013 s 34 — : : ) | ; ef Sell movable nt Attention: AU RANT—Gaod ico, re At Palwardsville . Hert ~ e : i ma tisfactory, terms to ‘ou t Were ateed BR, 4841 fr, , mw to 2 - " ois e 1 . : . , i Shu: . . Ld ‘vy i 7 F : " . . " . } ; Gates a idd leh» Marshe)) Oven Mre be ~ ‘ Ra Ny " . as , . ; Ms 7 ~ = 4 “a 2 * ~ 4 : ~ n _ | e+ " ' rm v= S. Oth sr Rr Loule M. (cae: | mane ds he ae toed nen = : Tih wat a , r SS Sire ita ~ , ’ “4 : ' = 7 | : is = in t ra iit a” 4 W.. Ractun sD mas ; ; _ Ar Relleville + BUSINESS FOR SALE ROA! toot» Atal -* ; , . ’ ' - a mt . oes | mde T reas. = tl = . ' ek» 19 os , . ; a re. eh ed ~ Poe NN ¥\ } ir ’ or putes, eed 2¢AL ion. Apply 1004 : ak ™M V4 ‘a, \ : m , . 7 ' ey “ . , hau ] ~ he - tod) : : = TY at red ‘ bis ’ f ‘ , ‘ (Oc kK BARRECU STANT; Hed Winter Stam Ri) at = st fi . om ae ' , i } Vaxw- I na ‘ Vv -_ gt 2 fone s . ~ : _ tn — . * Val Nerth Marker ’ at SAU ATING : Ss) | $l ~ “ “S ‘VLG Sulee her, “4 SHOP —Abaly $85) 5. Broag — ' fist ric - worth investiga: ing Box EE i) Pr ‘ 7 4 Sy _. . ; “ 3 7 : : ; ," . 3 . “ : " Sky : ~ . a te ot- Diy toh. 7. Saad chean rm ans , . rp a = TS > > ' : are 4 “oo “fre «> : " if ‘ CONFER Ww — aio - i (6ui. * pst >A Paw . a! ah . : . . . ' 5 rt Site iw wrs. . ; ; “ss + ’ “ui uA, : } - . ¥ ~~ - es - Od Dusineas solv? iar - } ao e : " Ooms ° nteh.4 Mi ie a, | ; , . be ' ©i?- PO} ee. 5 CONPECF, NERY AF Od Dum ness near “4 xe ne . . . 4a rT St» 4. : ; 4 . 47 ts — . . : shar “ R . ; eo OOl: mum sei} P49 Ma» e lees | 5) , come 494 = me age CONFECTION Ek | AM rere bar. | "COMING Romer __ 4 End: 1° * 3 yah ng “On gained $2 ta, mSOrmer dth ana Lafayette remt $75 rye lease. ina. Om . Seite a t MO'S. with @I5 «) Se ReIONERY—Sen5ci., ; » * Roment atan ' 7 ‘ suf ttt A + rent 6 . ‘a ; Te M s 3 ‘ © « MON gain, “ | a Duel ness rmake ffer to . = +4 wte i¢ | ~ i? - , : | , far " Lynch — . ‘ ° . Fe : ~ Fy Tie NERY—W;. DiSiren « . me) . ‘) ; } ‘Anse Rerweh a ; “8 ee . ford = "amenable price, Et Morgan. | ROOMING WOT spa OmMe- rear ean todar rs ; tte NOINt and ao } : re . enira I ‘aren Lie - > eta, . . | ‘ Stendara , a 22. ‘42 42 Nait it INFECTION&C ay ~N { Rt te ahoou ru ; a > rit | iy ’ TT Ew " ; ’ in ‘ ° Ul? i Com | t A _ . “Sh sa @ —— h ; » ind ; 2 ¢ x ‘ -O]° * lige: =t rh P "ante 1° = Broadwa, . ‘2s rhe : . "in 4 > 3a rere tg . * & The ” :( = e e i } i . a Z r . ir j R w : “ oe "ea aa wu a ._ f.% ™? A. Ru-, si “a? he : > NCoOm stores An, “@ @ehen! Pus a oni 4 : ROOMING ai "ere Ona 4 ——— - ‘ : t ee m Aare Mar \iuke t eee $0 _ 4 , ‘4 : ™m ' . . ~ iy furn! , : o- & © > and J 938 Morrie. oe was up thr e ‘ad teh PP se! ether Ros ‘ 4 i? ahe , =] : al ; ire > ; \ i . , * ——see i “ ; : ia ~ = — i ™ . . . ' tx b- . 4 . + _ le 2 Dry GOOD awh Vantery erta ine N : n - = ae ~ Fis , . ~~) aie 4 Se feed fall bust Gai: te . | S2OMING AND £& LD. t,o : . & te +40 » oe i’ Rive. Ww th ae Pe. - Ri : =% . +4 x a ‘A sted ' €. He ’ “a han myn FILLING SFA Fi5 —§ eT) nisnen tM mark ome tus Ff ,* Rav sa 7 a m ON iM : oo Waptre:., wits e ** ™m User + — . . moe : = | oft i. - »” es ons acces Si 400 terns Me } Ounka ion" ta ur 1 “ : | t : s On a Fe SE, ee 2.22 FE 4m, hg Sovtoogyr 2 i ee ™ = OF More Owner Natura! Rr a Vietes Ke ae | : dge mad. te ‘ ‘7 t) a ere ty am h. i» $4 - tsry atw iw con } ri ri rif ’ / > - » tok. Rey ww Tle [ww r | oY me ay cs , : \{ ‘ te * ~ ‘ “* : : : c% ; estalet son HRI ar - - | . ; : Dertag 1924 the Pest-Dinpaten TRIN K —Btenty hedine. acco J ant HW kaw “ Printed IT ses Loat anda Peund Want rive 23134 « 24 at —rane es, and Cnéand 21} at te a, more paid ads e. and #8 mt, 38 uw. | “ ee: ‘hem the THREE other St. touts BUSINESs WANTE nt AD Hoffman Gaao” R.., ‘ai a a ' i“ ete) ry th. 6 . : : ; = ; ie . - “ . — - Ln and Ht Vasdover gag eter ran “A” fem 46 4, Weish fr, ™ 44 to sa ee ae ——— Ot etre ee ee eo a IS 8s Ba ee ST. LOUIS ee NEW YORK CURB SK. CURB _ the Post-Dispatch. Ww YORK. Sept. & and Previous k Curb Exchan 000 Omitted) or frdctio of which are in full. ~ | WHEAT SR ON LOCAL / : is a list of Sales, closing pri ces o Se today. Sales NEW TOP OF 144. IN BIG TRADE: acta a Stock being In 1 in Standard Oj! es are in $1006 lots (F he he advance has been | | Shown. Sales today exceeded 1109 er COllatere!- terms to eult: no red ta De. x * Gen I LT | a gain of : Locust. Phone Centra! 008 (c14) tached to that station from the | : Fook ag "peta by yt ane Daily—10:00 A M ' ay Fi 34 points ins w . Make first “nad second mortgage Police Department | f law on Jule arth Opel : : . . © Stock ig listed on 10. nO COMMission: 1 Yable rekiy , . ' ws 3 nm ‘Yat, 1902 “OMeCStic Science hour nducte. for SO week Re Mat le Lean and caeene a RDELL, a erhaps some of the/| — . , by the Home Service Dept of ne i York Exchange Meng Cr 1I@w Sth st Clive O3Re ; g) MAaazines Would- he interested in > —Hot tfamaivs are a mix- iAclede Gas Lig sr Co. of St. Louis spondingly Sharp VD meee ow ioe ee Gwe ; > DECEMBER co YORK, Sept 11—The Post in its Copyrighted Previews today says: and Johansen Nf sales and ~) rr re UStrial stock ave SORtinuging to favorite leade conditions prov . Some week-en é i Ps ; a pe | to salaried People at! Opinion. | the inside leaves of the cora husks R ‘Fo mmerce nour” Address by Two of yesterday's rates er “en - oO e . 4 im, P 7 thea fal; : is iKoO!] rti yay) f « . t os - . - ; indorsement or. MOTtgawe res ge M. J. E.— \braham Lincoln was | ae Baa a Iaies sneil es Ethe] Knobeloch yo Artist uciile 2 f]|Shares, Pedigo-Weber : lent l: nm | Qu! ries made - Your em born in Hardin County. K . and __ 6. Ee in “seal va - ron : aly hook, Dianis: ie ee: Lucille M. | Shoe met r fit kK ; Di. om or anvhody © Be Glabe re nance Was a desce nd int of Sa mina? T ip @ctly Cle; ri. 4ecar @ i “ Tl na - = j : . p 0 ta i ° . . . . , " — . aoe Sh NSLS on ™ > '“ ‘ ny - Ts ear a reac Co.. 421 ©ommercia} Bidg.. 6th and aiive ) | Colm, who , ame over from Nor- | *OW strips to wir nO he P se some today : 2 ’ ’ ~ »} . , 4 : n a r y r ee ; ; ry S t ie? MON ——— ~ ~ —— : — wich, England. and Settled ari ® as; q 24 the re and : a & he n ¢ rogram was otf four po ; ‘ : Ry ON SIGNATI RE Hingham, Mass The Lincolns mis ¥ th f cfoth dipped in ' I—Addresh— 4 Growing Europe or Internationa] Shoe ; : a5 up on salary ar furnitur ane, inte Su “essive Eenerations lived in ‘ard. ‘S niiow ing is the’ re: i ane the Bankers Part in Ite | t ; ni s ‘ - ! *. Daid SOUTHEN Sate els debr New Jersey. Pennsyly inia, Whip. ‘ge eTual Uantitie wf a — 1 olled oy ere é‘ be: R 95, @ sain of 4 Sten) NY CO e'nia and Kentucky | chicken and veal and half as much . 2. as | est-Cly : 7 06 Liberty Centra Trust Bidg 3506 Olive INN. 7+ : | ham, al] chopped Mix towether ~, sainuet .. - Haydn-Burmeister | wn Clymer reached 67 ‘3 ' A ~ r “#I7Nn ove tar Pee ' . re | D) : ~ : : » . an) a + . is . > ; r stiiun TY « — ‘ ] ul rhiture Loans . yy MD the spo: with Putter | Season With salt, cayenne und a Miss Knobes RY™40n-Auer , *2E COmmon was hig) alker common and when the cal SEPTEMBER RY to 4 per cene Ope { ee or lard. Working it wall «ec. ‘ - . - : : $150 to $1000 any time you need ft tip of the #1 . rot’ with ‘he | tie chopped parsley Make a 3—Violin— 1-NZ up te 31 Ely-w J OT lie in _- . « . - . . ; n o ; Fy erythine "Tivate: «.« in Vestieca tior, among tom j , : as and “ readinyw at ia ugh hw pcuring a cunfy] of boil- ‘ai Melody -- Paderewski-Kreisier ; ‘i = ni - f fo ant iends or employers Pav back $° =* 1'CCl@ @8 possible. Allow a thick iN& water on a quart of ¢ ne fresh en Burleigh was ‘ractionally te $5 weekly a COAtTiINge of the g&T's ase ry remain r en Aone oe 7 “ rk oa : — > } : >it . tc) Bern euse ie : : a. . DeGrassi i Portland Cement ld = y AH EM LOAN CoO 1035 W Grand ; ver tha ear , all night and th rr meal wo! al a hm Vmp ya (di GYnew Serena os \ i 3 hctonnenee oe ‘ Soil at ia %. -5 Courteous treatrmense Hours & 00 a om™ next daw «em ane it nave. a +s + butter And add « ater until like Miss Kn. be aoe °° oY SSeS See eee , Scr?” a Be r) : . > » m (c8) or pitch wil) A yee’ h it ee | “iseurt dough Have re1dyv, as ee; eens Security. ‘Sig High as — “ ‘oe ¢ 7). @ * 7 j —— MONEY te loan Sta i aac S7iat on the wrone side Size i an ere zm if OUT ff] ‘i, JRut PR: CRAM K uce pfd » 1Oo : . . $ SL an S . ‘ a hia Sm es e +h me > e i* Se [i ° ; S3000. on ity dmoyrove lowest rates = c | & table spoonfy] “T the meat on i —r lussaren Rutt Spindle- |, erry Mor 10 3° GEO. A. SLATERY > N Pin ot sett i, A.—Gen John Rutter }#nd roll for the inner husk. Then (0) Glow Wor ap incke Brown S pf 95 108 : MONEY Toa NED—$109 G60 an improved > ooke was stationed at YVmaha,/ put on the outer husks with a . Otto Meyer etait Ely-W com . 343 273 = Lou's rea! estate at lower intereat (He he Adquarte rs of the Depart. i thin nie ‘e of dough fn each. Tia — East xKliantine at - Waldteufe! do 2d pr 3 RA ad ance on rents ®eoOnad lee le , f tr ment of the Platte for s! Ve@are thea »,? > yy ? in wort On P RB . Ir “a TY. however. refle. — wil Grin Gs Ge se Lend tft pters. lead in the forward wk os “Iwan forward more than Y points cS iow) long-de] 4yed ani - “nnounced ne xt oe ' Butter, Eggs and | week ago and 95 ny. Chrveler and mo Pan-American ) om ne C2 he wing Ss "42m “a 0S be Pa od ©c£o0oe Cases. 79- laneous lots. 2Be to 27c- lees Again Effective. ‘ Poa S75 Chestnut (ca) (By a Member of the Bt. Louis Bar Association.) Paul Heitz anj Prank Haarstick Ind Pack MONEY TO LOAN Unmiimited amount: on baritones. W_R Gerak. acCompanist to com > 31 : pecond Mortgages: Se louis income rea! . B= FF - The correspondence | RESS.—tThae contract signed br PO | Ine Sk ora’’ iso Teen ick reply. Reliadle Loan and ey see sae b> de e ‘he partners, not yop ened Db: ip PROGRAM fer ©. ey Investment Co, 116 N Sth. Olive vSov “ompany could sue you f®r the .. aim on’. ot VOuCReG 20or by ——i/ue : , “Oo com ~ 195 ; a P (c8) “mount due in the eontract. pS sawyer or notary public, is le- 2 Duet—Laes © ae Walt ~ohansen .. 126 54 PLENTY OF MONEY 7, LOAN on good } | Sat. 2—Tenors w/a and Paui Hes: vohn 3 8 | 20102 : city and county real estate reasOnable MAC You might Set a lawyer f Wee RRIED, — Your husband's F ia) Panis Angelia Mo Port Cem £80) 75 ; Sort; ATOMDE and reliante service ‘oO sue for the money due YOU ON | creditore iiet lane 2 “ (>> Ope of 1E* oe SE * A tenck | do com 10 94 : ° Par a i “ . . ties ' + XL « aaa . 4 i een “ . se SD: i , ; " ; . j= > = . GEO. J. WANSTRATH, 7% Chestnut a contingent fee basis. i'money or ronert ' ae “ S Frank Kuilla nen Pedigo-Web 370 55 ; ee a a 7 ‘ce5) B eases clit | rOPe oe 4 as a “ ife ~ J—Baritone— barnett Ject to her hus- Paul Heitz SKkouras . 190 a7 est rates. uuick action, , he ] .. e te , Iv) oF? “4 urt cou id he a n + 8 YuUsS ness de Of _ 4—— Ter ee Wagne- E! 3 5 40 4 > . ree : : : & . . - , ‘ ' ne ie + 2 ma . : KEANE & FRANKE Set aside Up to Oct 3 z MRS M J If the notes are bt ay , . ae. pose i 7 - 2 | 4) ~ ' r }, + ™ > e = stati “Gas : iT] 4 rice nN - ‘ {97 cl = ‘> ; re ; x —. 2008 Chestnyt — {e8) J TD No }f om is neces ‘SaAry , = COMPany or he re- braced Her rn A- mates eh ss RNIN a ; + : - oo : —— aw A sCenNnss sOCOSS: *iver wo, n ‘ . weg ee Le" Pfeil ey if ING SESS! P REAL ESTATE LOANS for fishing unless YOU are 209 vYeare but arn: sug os! i — DAayme nt. ‘ fF. ’ream M nly (Naughty Am T : Ssivan 7 . . - 4 . - “ ; e} . th t ‘ ? 2 : . ‘ rier ° > rt . a). BL ILDING LOANS | of age and over. |; awvep gras rt ee a Frank ‘Kul Ri, penagt Best Clym ™" 5 "er? 7 i) 7 .s = ™ ‘ i. —— Fis rir ne ” 3k » 4 es a ) SPECIAL 5%% FT NDS Pr. J3.—The Sallor may wear ci. WORRIED FATHER — See the (a) Re se of My Hear» Lohr at Welsh 495 "ie ; :y § oan sta ‘ : . . . a —~— ** *- ail 2 * 3 Consult us for New iwans and Renewals * teteeer encae ; eo ner at the ee Brown Sh * 1125144 . ; . “_ . ; lie are: Hwee . . ‘ ar . : >... - = P @ , NEMMELMANN- Spacey" . R E co. i iriough. wwhire Anny i us / : iZznth and live Frank Haarstick De Ww Els W aiker 300) > 4 ; ———__{tB_ and Chestnut (e3@) Ss. E. B.—Your wife wit) become |, f*ts. in regard fO si nding for © 6—TDarg BP a re do rts TOP BO 1 . citizen a8 s00n as rou get your ~oOur Son “ h iS in Ire iand (a) ¢ ant You liear Me Calling Wer Bro A _ . . , ot sa ‘ ' eatin - A K S ~Th ‘2 ees res i " M (aro ine . a eee rs } om pt f : ™ ee & _ v9» na uralizgation Papers saa at ; - iii Miser it} nm CASe@S& Where the *—Ra tone—_ rT ‘ : ; Money j | cated to » Paole use cannot be mother is y arkineg but allowe ri Paul Heitz Johansen 210" a : ‘laged « ithout an OTA nance and Such Pension tye enable the mMmoether Sem ee Zs a Mo PP Cem . 313 71 DD) Parte yer 4 . > Q . ; ee Tost Wag Elec _ vO 39%, fo stay at homs CHRISTIAN RrInkop R. F. Co. 4 s , Love of Mina Spross : P —Olive 98 “Olive 90 618 Ches*nut 5) ME ICA : Q IES rio} iS Prank Kulla : me eee $1000) +7 : SECOND LOANS Health and sanitation Questions of mudlic interest Only will be con. . ASING QUOTATIONS. | $ or treatment of individual ca KFVE—249 Meters — SECURITY last i A*® Sieenns se us? sq 50c¢ ner had been arran Cent arainer ‘4% per Were available * Im the outside mS at 4% per feeem its and over, $5 indication of the VEGETABLES | continuation of : . — el eeteetiniee " PEA RS Fy, _ ; a A da. Lead. Zine © Movement« in EC centers acrounting for dropped baci beints and then sud. 2 on Japan turned | Markets Quieter. 'tOn started for. TE TRAD . Der cent interrse JOHN I —The oniy re medy to! the butto, ks mM pillowe and in face FRIDAY. 6:30 Pr. VW. An iSemen- Missiee:: Va wa ee - Easy to |' fallen arches is the wearing of four ounce OE ‘emit Warer os 2 ” 8@:00 w eOMaine Fisidins erican (‘redit Inmace | ¥ terms: auick Pervice ; t ANG : > Amerioan (‘red Indemn;} GLASER RE , mechanical arch fUpports. If worr, | lime Water, the inie tlon +, PN 10:00 PL owe Studio entertarmers Beck-Corbies wea : 907 ar -ALTY CO. | sufficiently early ind sufficient}, tained The ry “ty the uD * ies B t [Senna 2g a ‘ -~ ead : sé s . . . ‘ ——s 8 : 6 . 4 ' : I -.! Tr ui us >= ; a ier O78 Title Quiar -B K. Olive 4790. (eS) ‘Ong the ar hes might im time be ‘CAN i ness oF } inds and Dart. WIL—273 Meters tne 1-We ST Shoe in? sta es '>. . . Corrected Must be Voserved row Shee pig ONEY w | Part Ahern FRIDAY. © P. ¥.—nane -.. : ANTED Rt Fr c(~ aie "In 4 rd: r ta rar ANX I oo Ss One + Mi . ae a : & . = ae I } > i ; Mh tne . . : . } a . ’ ; > im sa ‘)- 4 : srpany A/Ull Kine S ar Nis ee . > . ’ . . 2 ae | ' it GeVia. ‘=. ae - i »\ kK? f MONEY Wid. The, sires Geed of trust ry oderatel, and get a}! POSSible tions f; Cm health The . en} tion * Suet ' i wn a n Central Part of “]e Ty) by ZV Eiven may De lic 7 . 2 " : I rr? > = city Rox R.] 7 RP -fD f ke oS ia ; A “erru as '‘ Spray ts or : arn ‘ . Sh : “ei : . . " ” cB) . ices, pan - oe FXCessiy, SWea tina it ° a 4 MONEY Wtd — $2560 second deed . trust ‘ ONS | ANT }? «ly READER Th the a ‘ : Ww 4.) OF > vere se i | . J “ n : : cur ,_. Box 10 Poet Dispat » she fected lov ally. at I le ht ‘ \ it reecteA _— ee essen and it} -_ } “d lis i Ai x r) imnteri, i Patines ’ en poy Prive = Pix ; MONEY Wa ~—W'e have Foo! let a, . . 4 ' ‘ hee ™ 2 ", , re = . . ars - a! =f ’ hlc ‘. ‘\ ‘ nd om LOOKS ° I'm entering Onder hin, 8 finte ‘. S¢ Peduced price $1500 Riv. . . aaa, - : reround Flie 2°99 2 M. ahs — —_ : P 2 ; e r eny o { lie 7. S9) . in cram . Me li Preh! toric times labored + ~ re. UL? , . : y . ArM ta Wa BR: Ms ; " NI) «* 3 err, / " _u sie idm i i= od wa ; — zs i+ i ’ pears tO get this far: need financial hein ~~ AN! Ni ea NARY— (= em . a secur Inv ©» ¢@ tn fimish : great Wealth if SUCOres fy hi x : Cheap re mt. good UUSI ness S300 JTF - . | on : t . E18. Poest.Di«- teh . > Case pe ee i “K0uras Hroy “4 « aor m eal he | . ,a? GR ~M"hR Y A re «orn fe thon. = iT os * | I Ss ecor _ : faa ik ‘- T ‘nat ofy ' $) low) ft “=? I : " - . a. . - I "ss e\ int Irst Deeds of rust lle a call ik)" ; : ; o e . 4 4 24 4 ‘ I - “ays pr? We KUarantee every loan to be ¢ [wt dee. | is} ; b ae | NA fTieat mari j t Iu te ; urila €rmits , - : a oe a > is 7 i : > ~ te or ae Perfect tithe tw , ch loan wei ‘ “tabliehe mt 4 i tc ieee mama or = or HM today Ranging in .)) noun? ; ‘ ' _* Pee e200 to 810.000 mec) Weare tn jan GROCERY AvP MARKET— Worth g°3 MARRIAGE ee hee at Pine. \ @. & SI ira np isiness. 1. INTTMEIER Kn“? rr. Call pehe: tehms azoo Mee. : AGE LICENSES wn ; : ~pteas ko on of b ’ co 4 CDestmurt et 9°) tel .@il Delmar S841 WV 4i}5 -. “s tra j - ‘ eit 4 ; United StLWare te Y , ’ a ’ i, ‘ The os -_ i . ~ 4> $1000 to S15 voo BRINKOPp SECUR?I atte. ’ : ‘1 NI ’ \ Ri J ; \' ‘ & o »* . : x . ' ; $F my = Ny : 7 * ‘ 47] ~ . oa STIMULA RINKOD yt es a ate. SRE i's ° ‘ 4r2 of — i @ w e\ +° 4 . a - Mf re om + ‘ yaa ’ 4 - | , " +¥ - ; - . " = G19 Chestuur. 07 88. KOSHER DET] ATESSEN — Doing gi! mOn——Eve Kj Va Coincident wit SSS ——~ ‘oO Susi ness ‘imatlie ty, Narmhkd'a , We 'f = SANK i Ne—] ies I > : }. a? ‘ it} Nash “ Shree at ’ te * ’ y tsonaterls Sin = ; : “i¢ N : ’ _ ~ \4 . : : $04 e . Ld Ss ' a : ta. ‘ Cro adway ‘ i ‘ La ] , od Ney ¥y SPOUNe tite " '- ; P'S cwees . ' STOCKS AND Bonps x Oa Bnieider, l.. Callagen1P'e x figures, which 4 y* . . ‘ + * ‘i . | . ' | X\ HROOM ™ sPe oh. @ Pes rv . ’ : +r ’ lars h. 4 . 7 ¢ hie ~*? | ee Peon Lie ' i . : . ‘ ; : ' sii ae A «4 : a ee 7 H. J. KATTELMAN «> UNG ROjw S | i — Johnsor and Pos . eaten | A’ Lj Ni i Rx “)>* we FE . ale . Soe / " . . ' me . é' iene mh MM . ‘ ; : ‘ 5 ' : t ; th, SS louis St ox k Ex, h or - oe * . . . » * . e a ‘ 4 . . . ’ . ae ve 2255. Vlive 4) j 8) WV ishington ltr ‘ ; . , = : . Aid ’ ( Yea —d = iy ‘25 shar. } : V4 Trelene o iis ’ , t 4s ires fer $1 _, iene bent we | ROOMING HOUSES. +. BIRTHS REOORDED : * ’ Previous week the t¢ SST. Post Dishe cn : 85)| cheap: terms Jona”? ery, 341975 Ys Amma Mohn ewer a ‘His é CAPE. RE: AC BANT— Downiows business as ay . 7 : : ij24 ; e | } we > of : : me . ; "' iis - , ~ > ws by **—~Deller, D 80 15.16 eee Giees on _ a ~~ a * * be o~ — . «+. a =a we i» . 2» *wHee By ¥ o , > ne a — ra x Figs 4 . ‘= é RSIMMWONs = * 2 $ af ; - * a > ; 3 x A ra Wy The. grr, ? id Be ; 2 FRUIT. Por TRY AND ¢ yf [SH MARK ES SAC IR iB. and a bndn Re ae a eky tsa Post Diepaten con. f iJ ant Hef ate o4 mp OCA: leaders Yester . ’ 4 - we . - as > -.. —— ~¢ MEATS — x, TYRE coloret = ROOM "», ° ‘ , hneon > Perfect Contac: Pedigo-Weher a. . 7 : ° . a“ : " we ‘a? Mary » { ean . } . :" . , . ° : TO hy 45 | rr By the ASO“ ate NEW yi change today terday, 1,087, from Jan lt 916.1 Following (69 Omitted) o | Prices and the fb) Including Stock. Unchan Amo A:GaWw! Abtin pg! Paper 4. BNut 2 40 | Beth Meee | Iheoth Fish Briggs. 3 “ | Brk-Man Ty | lirwneT, & ft if ys Durrotng he Astd M Bush T. rm™m ; > rm — : ee Buttle 420 ? | "hn tetler “heehee > : 7o 7" & 2 ~ -22ve — a? 04 eo ~& «3 —- — - Fa. *iiw ~— ew , 4+. St i _ ~ ab ioe Peet eo eval mn mt es ~ ww = ~ @s ~ ~ ‘es — *o-s shor gy ~ ~ So +hee 3 “~ ae 1) ‘3 $8483. . Bes - ~— - ; - - od Sg: _ oo me ‘8 ES me - 2 4 ~ 7 Sr = ry > 7) J > “.. oy ss -_ Bee mo = eo ~ ie Dis = se Sess .y> s ~ Eke ~ Bae <€ - » 4 he z when a] ' + \ - + oe a
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WHEAT IS IRREGULAR von. ON LOCAL MARK ed in on the TO00-share lots “es : siles eT. LOUIS MERCHA) TS’ EX - Ishares ‘ Sept. 11—Following is @he officiats 000 omitted) of todays high. low a closing ang . vious close in local markets and tions as received from Kansas City Chicage Markets: ) High Low. Clone Y SEPTEMBER WHEAT. | 150% 148%, 150 1K KC. 150% 148% 150%4 75 DECEMBER WHEAT. ~~ St. L. 5: 151% 153 % - . , 149 4 a Ii 6EVTES SER CORN ee , ab Hak HS, ip ty G0 Si) VOb DECEMBER CORN. ~ % 84% - a, BS % ee: vy “> AH ky 4 Seam 4% ri, ae: Sestzses r CORN, RS&b 88% RUA GT B5 "s KOS a SEMTEMBE E ni OATS. ao hy Js %, Bo KD } “ DECEMBER OATS. = yy oe 41Q-% ‘ teuan +4 /a™ : SEPTEMBE Ws = Chi. ‘BD in AS SY Lab 88 a : 3 DECEMBER RYE. ’ Chi, . 04 82% 93% 7 ne ae, Ghi. “s Ys “ oe "7 % : 15 a, ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ BXc Sept. 11.—HFricesa were irregular op Merchants’ Exchange, the trend art nipeg helping the market after — cline. In the local cash grain market wheat was 2c to dc lower, Demand. slack There was a limited demand for wheat at unchanged prices, ( degtriptions were lower to sell. Cora steady to lec lower. Demand was ge Oats were steady to %&c higher. * or was good. Wheat futures opened ower The n Government report of a crop of Aty' 000 bushels compared with 2624 000 grown @ year ago. caused early ing. There was an increase 000 tushels for month. were not as weak as expected, in afternoon being 1 to 1%d | nipew early was unchanged ot det er. Corn was affected by wheat out cember soon recovered to previous close December wheat opened at $1.52%. M ~ wheat $1.56. December corn 844 ‘and Mage AAC. wheat receipts, which were . Compared with 70.000 a week jand 166.400 last vear. ineluded 40 ca jocal and 11 through Corn receipts, which iwere 32.200 bu. “compared with 29.400 @ week ago and 95.200 last vear included care local and three through. Oats rece} * AND CUUL — “ve 4 78.000 bu. compared with oe ‘el 1 a week ago and 114.000 last vear. ete St. Louis cluded 21 cars local and nine ot sy pate tie follow | recMpts were 14 cars local and 12 ef tne various Primary receip{s of wheat were 2, 000 bushels, compared with 1 143.000 S008 cares, 28c eek ago and $721,000 ast vear: ¢ 26c to 2@7e: | reevipts were 289. Goo bushels. compat with 417.000 a fr nwo and ROB« r _ extras. 46c: | last vear: oats ‘Ipts were 1.08846 : seconds... 35c: bushels, compared w! 11786.000 a w ago and 2.081000 least vear: wheat hip | Northern cwine | ment, were 1.045.000 bushels. oni nn te moene 4g tc: dal. | with 832.000 a week ago and 2.979! ° last year;,.corn ahipmnent« werre iTLé B8—Live Piweons | bushels, compared @vith 481.000 a We 8a . 50c per ago and SP O00 last year; oate shiontent were 1.0435.000 buthel« comnarel wt 420,000 a week ago and 118 000 last ye St. Louis Cash Gratn. Cash grain tales today were: No, ] re winter? wheat, ; No. 2 redewinte Wheat, $ 3: No. 3 red wint muecovy ) “ he “tf Wi ’ " red gariier Youve eer- io. ¥ | m } noes : ree : : hara wheat. $1 ve a ty ” [| £ and over, $& an . 2 hara wheat. $1.48 te 61 58: Noa.. mined eat, SLO, No Is. * heavy, : ve low ‘12 We: N 2 yellow corn, 99 %c; wee: reugh. coaree PJ ” white corn. etc r i Oats y to 414; “ to : nt aa ' white oata, Ine ; ade white oats, 40'¢c, + "lle leas ———— rs. j ie EOS TIE Ae AT OSD Miers, $8 per! ' Lead, Zine and Copper S30 th $40 per le NEW YORK, Sept, 11. —cCop; er stega electrolytic, apot anid 49 gf 4% Ra Be to sBe “oh sot and nearby ox "fut ah per ome hog | L Sif irom meacy pric ee unéhang ponareso, O° to ae ow wag or ae: ad oh =ne. prene y - Aula, Bint ana futures, 4 mane epyt. 17 MmM1A7T 50 highbatt craven |_, NEW YORK, ‘Sept. 11.—July profuet , of slab zinc by * pring! countries hos 300) xx Dey 7 7 wv world is e«:imated at per crate, Ohio, [by the American Bureau wy. | C8, against BSOB261 in June " yeh bon, : vere 7 er aher ema! pickies, $1 23 > jamalnst My TF on Aum NEW YORK, Sept ; bu boxes. jead in ore received by ‘ United Biates in July Hooee in sacks. Be | acainet 47.535 fn June and 52.108 . 87 per bbl. | March ome-crown,~ 50¢ LANDON, Sept. 11 Standard cop apot, 20% Se; futures, (02 Se. Electroly* bme grown, Be $e [epot. (67 ifs: futures, £68 Ss. Tine, *0 crow ; a7 2a Gd; futures, £200 Sea Low are. spot. (3k 26 tid: futures, (36. Kine, «oe dtume "7 To $s. jf 37: futures (26 Ile td _ Bre to Bho per . ee " 4 Oe per 1-3 Mu | New York Sugar. a | EW YoRK. Sept. 11 An wasier t ideveluped in the raw sugar market day with holders more disposed to -?) | buyers’ terms, which resulted in sales le my x 2 i Yesterday of some TCR) bags of C Home-grown, 50: for perme and ‘(tober ahtpmensy ie loci refiner at 4.33c¢ for Cuban BPO to ST 10 per | paid. Barly today there were addit te $4. pickling | offerings at the same level Reflecting the Incr Cased offerings mn. s5e¢ per doz the spot market, rm Puce’ rarares. piisor « Throuehoul the forenoon wr ar coh vere with prices at midday one to two ‘pain’ ft Sl Red River | net lower Cominued Lauidgtion by eit ruraia $135 «ide interest and renewed eclline or * $925 to $7.60: ban arceunt. caused the carly weekngg to a 25. In refined iteast hye efiner af nce ‘Wie 10 40 wer | Prives to 5.706 fo othe atinges al A, hess Was lieht nz in the strat Suen Toruares 40 og nan Le a larual o -_-_ -——_ on *] — ee — ee AMpers nan | . : —_. 1 ser 20 ar acne “elae i ims c's make, $4 > for en 43) aa Soets: eS) $1 n 44h o = : . ' ih ne . ‘ l wu ern ber *" re | are BUC | 2a: ats No @8 white, 38 Se $3 50 per bu py Liverpoole Wheat, iN hs i Male) © Sept 1) —Spiwt as of No 1 Manttoba. mn County. bn “s N o d winter, 128 3a, Re t $1.50) erimes’ +f ne other nieen arte ay ; 11 —Woheat, k t tw * 4) ’ ts we Ss) qc. other wa per pound a6 tHocky Form > S| i> to Si “u 2% to $i ov : uw ’ 10 85 ner 100.° Tinfandeis Sia, or Pines $4.40. to MONS — Alabarna M0, on 808 to $11 40 ane lm ported flhertam S440 tw, for WN. . Oe, & s so to $a fr r email and me farther The 1) — ato... 3. 3H, wd OL Bh —Cot ton eee ai) or ye ww | O57 % oe So mreh. April, 20.78) Now Tre Oe PAT PE Re ae se. a : oe SE ey Cee Te IG Ft mae SOBER: Feet BAIS eR errs , ye OY PRN ae ty A oe “s ee a f ; . ay ee ae ‘ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCh STRIAL CK LIST AVERAGE UP et ie and for Year miched as Speculators Up Favorite Leaders y Ease Factor. —_ Wire From the New Vork a of the Post- Dispatch. YORK, Sept 11.—The Eve-| )Post in its copyrighted finan- geview today says: ystrial stock averages again into new high ground for r today with speculators on Btock Exchange continuing to | favorite leaders. Favovable conditions provided the in- Some week-end profit tak- twas easily absorbed before | and when the call loan rate 4@4to4 per cent operators for ivance quickly pushed specu- favorites forward in impres- ! 4 ‘style. The bond market at- little attention, trading be- reduced volume and fluctua- | smarrow. Foreign bonds were gupported, while rail securities | | supported. Several of the jiesues were in better de- | - Rail shares were rather wel! ed despite some realizing Whe failure of Southern Rail- @irectors to increase the come! Mividend. St. Paul issues were | however, reflecting an air of |, ointment over progress | in lifting the roads Te- hip. * ~ . ‘Industrials Lend Upturn. @h-priced industr.al shares took the lead in the forward of prices. American Can was ed forward more than 9 points ithin a short distance of its high record on renewed re- that the long-delayed split up een informally approved and be announced next month, peri! KMlectric, Foundation | any, Chrysler and other “rich | ™ ”" stocks continued to move d briskly. Pan-American were in demand on an- ment of the regular divi- , . . * Money Agnin Effective. e expansion in activity and sntinuance of pool operations ed encouragement from the | er ease in monéy rates. Call dropped to 4 per cent after als had been arranged at 4% went against 4% per cent yes- | . Funds were available at levels in the outside market. ver, time money continued ful for short terms at 4% per Oversubscription of the | ary «Cl offering of $250,000,000 4 an indication of the satis- condition of the money t In addition, the fact that Rew York reserve bank direc- @zain failed to increase the’ unt rate encouraged specu- to look for continuation of ble factors - > > © Movements in Exchanges. preign exchanges fluctuated | awide range again, heavy | lations in Norwegian crowns jropean centers accounting for Were break and a subsequent in rates on Oslo Danish | m6 sagged. Sterling ruled | y at $4.84, but lire and h frances dropped back l’es- Mdeclined $3 points and then sud- spurted 14 points to a new for the movement. Guilders | lower. Rates on Japan turned | onary, . . o mediiy Markets Quicter. etuations were narrower an important in today's come | ¥ trading. Cotton started for- | With a gain of about $1 a In response to further unfa- mb). crop advises, bu! most of Padvance wa iost before the The Chicavco wheat mapvket pretty well discounted the lian cron figures ana pric es within narrow limits, the close leas than a cent lower on Mber deliveries. ].at | cone- m are silightiy highet Corn recovered somewhat ee oreign Exchange YORK Sel j Knlilow'tne t« a HUdtations im the “oreign Exchange nd—Steriing y $4.54 \ ‘ t . . an $4.80 ‘1S I : - ha day bil.se on hanks. 4 , ‘ Ons in cen n— le seta. p—lrachina ma—Ziety, lb 17 80 1O-Slovaklia— ri “Slav ia—Crown lia ro wn hia— leu, tina- t’ bh Mile |: ~Yen, D 40% ria }+—-] > BU, ah—Doejiar, D 99 15-16 o lm . , Money, Silver fe’ ‘ | es! is Clearing House Associa- ' * we clearings for Sept. 11, livlo “ead ferrespondine dav ta*t yeat ' > thie yea $5.173.000 000% | Peried last vear $4.56, 200 of debils for Sept. li to individual accounts $6,056, 000,000 a ‘te S14. a to date $3411 "OO WOU) com ere S41 O00. LAID total t individu ard bank and bank BOT YOO O00 Se. YORK. Sept. ll— Call mone +' « how ¥ ruiimeg raie, | bid. 4: offered ~ 4%: last Sl loans egainst coeptances - loans firm: mixe " we 4% 44% four-#'k ; Prime mercantile paper « 4S % 13 months bills ‘413 16. per he Sept 11 Bar ailver ican _—- are 55 we - York Rubber, K her te? 11 —f we ‘CANADIAN REPORT SENDS | COTTON PRICES REGULAR = = | NEW YORK STOCKS (COMPLETE) ||| NEW YORK BONDS | wear pices town) ot ew yon mance , “ea ; AAS | NEW YORK, Sept. 11.—-The cott By the Associated Press. Stocks and | | Special to the Post-Dispatch. Booties to the Pua-sieeaten. | Ket opened today at an advance of 7 te 14 a> , : - , A / N CHICAGO, Sept. 11. | Sony wheat market | po ro Racdintne contracta selling Up to NEW YORK, Sept. 11.—Total sales on the New York Stock Ex- Rates h '$'sales! ‘High.| Low. ,. | Close.|Ch’ Ich ge. NEW YORK, Sept. 11.—In the following table will be found a list |"¢*ced friends today to give it suppert, but | 24 0%6¢ in response to re! lati~ely firm Laév- ' - a. LOG ' , failed to find them in hy face of bearish | ernool Ptuyi ; omot . change today were 1,629,400 shares, compared with 1,726,000 yes do 2 pféi 1/105 % [108 % [108% |. ¥ of sales, highest, lowest and closing prices of securities traded in | news. Rrices cataed ase @ reeu!! | eanen ana , ol , hy & ge ~~ terday, 1,087,500 a week ago and 535,600 a year ago. Total sales | Replogle St) 15, on the Stock Exchange today, sales bei Persistent strength in the Winnipes mar- | estimate of 12,970,000 beles, « f Ji | Abe j 281 6 800 sh . : d with 168,- Rep i & S| 10! Quotations on all United Stat yd Ay aan gy Arete Hoes 9 omar es. frightened e¢horts inte covering their) «top arders were cncovered on the tniti«t rom an. 1 to ate were 25 ,04 00 shares, compare ’ do pfd 7 ‘ e ates Liberty bonds are in dollars and OTmmitments in wheat jate today and advance These were supplied by realising 915,100 a ye 0 6 3,600 two years ¢ ° Reynold Spi thirty-seconds of a dollar; that Ss Prices had a sharp ral» and at the close |,- southern hedaing. however. and the 4's 915,100 a year ago and 164,143,600 two years ago vids Sp| is, for instance, a sale printed 99—24 | the market war half r wo Se oe position to take profite on recent purchases Following is a complete list of individual sales in 100-share lots Reyn ToB3s! means $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar and not $99.24. $1 BDF, December, 31.40% | evidently was increseed by reports of rains (00 omitted) on the Stock Exchange, with the high, low and closing Total sales today were $9,600, 000, against $11,569,000 yesterday, co . ec |temperatures.. the Southwest with lower prices and the net changes for the day. Symbols: (a) Plus extra3. $8,175,000 a week ago, $10,206,000 a year ago and $8.859.000 two : “Oatge “ ss “te & , December soon easy off to 23.92¢ with Pes ure ? , 5 i. ats were . * | prie ; ° “ (b) Including extras. (c) Payable in preferred moc k. (d) Partly ; .E , : 1% i. years ago. From Jan. 1 to date sales were $2,457,128,000. against Bayromber au! Dgcember 3 tae, v3 . _ pten | ‘bet thease of 8 te stock. (e) 5 per cent in special stock. ‘*Increase.” —Decrease, e.-- SF -p6| 2, 90 3 $2,369,733,000 a } your ago and $1,969,633,000 two years ago: ‘be. ans Toe ‘ ae. Renan” Of | for speculative support held the market Unchanged. +Ex. dividend. : 5 WwW si) oa 454 | Sales. SECURITY. ~THigh. Tiew ie Sales” ae Garry — ill Ye re 250.000 bushels of wheat steady at the end of the firat hour. PFS reese » * Differences of opinion developed as tn b.- ‘ah.' I “howe, | an’ OOD 6 5000 of | | High ag EN of egrn. 3.000 of cate and . the effect of rain in the South, owtng to : GOV ERNMENT BOND: 7 STR " hey Pun aaibnasd counccel 26b.0ee | Ann. Div, : | Net Ann. Div Net ' 44 ‘ “es "Lib The — — Pam 07} INDUS hoes Is BONDS. | biehele of ‘wheat taken for export : | reports —. —— gor Sy pm ar al “ane : “~ Ak | 3 4 > DM | Aulsy G&E 5 “BY Oi, OG Oi, | An opening rush to sell whea was | opened in e flelda, an mar a Rates in §$ Sales High.) Low lose. Ch'ge. Rates in $ Sales! Hig Low. | Cloge.| Ch'ge. pfd.. ie | y 32-47 a 100—18| 10e—18 1 Manila E}) h. R. ‘ 101 2 sot 3 Fe FP oe the bearish Canadian crop | clined te 24.73e for December, of 8 te 12 ; ' ' ~_—_ Stocks and| | x [Stocks and | | Py eee h.| I Arnold Con! 10 M1 * 41%] a . Gen Pet 2.; 78 “8% 48% 45%) a , | a5 | 21 ha Met F in ~ : ». ‘ficures of late veeterday, indicating a vield | points lower, Trade buying continue. At tGawl rt 4! Ww % . (sen Ry Sig) l 3: 33 3: 4 Pan y Seare- om i) q 2 32. : "\101—28 101—+ 28/101 —28 seid. oon i “ 40 ha ‘— Hg aos FP | ‘of aye 600.000 bushels or ‘te HOO 000 however, ana the market steadied toward Abitibi P& ’ l GimbDe]l Bro, 10, ‘ 57 leg Shat F G2) ‘ : « is Midvale 1! . 26) 91 - al art a} . | more than n month ago and como. chug ) midday on covering with prices rallying Paper 4. 9 5 . Gabr 82.50! 128) 35%! 34%! 33 Sh U 01.40 ‘ /? 2% 27-42 ...j101—2 heb—anl luyl Mil Gas Lt os oanee! on Me on 2) 99 * | with 20°7.000 000 produced last year. After |} tm 19 polnte from the lowest. Adams Ex6 : ‘ 'Gen . Outd Simmoeon 2.| ‘| : -—14 101—12 101—12 Morris & Cc 4 > be as ‘ : ithe break, shorts covered. caunging a mo- The early afternoon market was quieter Ady R pf 3 aron vied * mideession. within 2 or 3 points of yesterday's closing oo % Moo & 100%} Liverpeo! did not show the sas quotationa, 88% KR RX % |weakness, and even Winnipee wae relative- bro 102 | »”\ly firmer than Chicaro. Winnipeg reports Liverpool Cotton Statiatics, MO told of incrensed hecging pressure we LIVERPOOL, Sept. 11.-—Weekly cotton FO oe te ie demand." Thia fatied, | Matiaticn: Total forwarded to milla, 85. though, to be reflected in the futures not be tes. of which American 37, ; : ateck 467.000. American 160,000; im market "8 ‘uthwest advices are more bea. fet, fell. | Ports 38.000. American 11,000; euperts - eo 106% 104% 104% —1% 120% 120% 120% * &% Spiger Mf , do* ptd s S:Gas@E 3 do pfd 4. SsrOilCal 2 5 54%) 52% “ e Ars Lm 4 St Oil NJ 1 | | 40% 304 an ti | do pfd 7. 21 117 ai coms * 19 Arg oe 58 “BB... Am Ag Ch do pid Am BEB Mag Am, Brake ae es - Vie eS ie ee es ONS FFs - - x *-* ~— “~~ aruse-5s , i ss ue 3:3 5 * | Manati S Cuban a1 34, * Pac Oj}1 3 34: Oe 54%. 34! hae i ; 3 bor bb 0) oom nn An iCuda P "¢ NG iy Ot, (04 Pk M 1.20 ee |} Cuyan — = > * ~~ a | ‘ing that interior Kansas mille. are begin- | 8000, American 4000. ning to heeome anxious over aoexa of -_-— or — wheat, with some showing a desire hedge’ the last day or two. Winnineg | | New Y Cotton | ' jreported country deliveries of wheat at 2.. York . | 800.000 basweia and loadings at 2200 cars, | ae A Tuluth meaner told that stocks there | NEW YORK, Sept 11.—Corton futures would nrohan'« tnerease between 3.000.000 | closed steady at net advance of 10 to bs ana 4.000.000 bushels thie week | pointe, a Ne ) Th corn there wae scattered liquidation Prev in September, but the new crop months met High. low _- Cleese Cloee. with good buying, matniv by cash interests. | pga 32.20" 23 aan “S351 | I St Pl Glass Sterl Pr 4 ‘ Stew WSp 5 », om 26 '| StromCar 6 , , ) | ahd aa 4. Helgtan 1 Belgian 39 Bel 6s 55 fre 19 Bel 6%se 49 r 18 Bogota Ss 45 23 Bolivia 8« 47 14 Bord 6a 34 34 Brasil 28 AIr 6 Can 5M 39 Canada 5s 52 17 Canada Ss 31 173 C R B 7s 52 18 Chile 8s 46 ?1 Chile 7 *« ee - Ps » Lis ae ek . oe Pes 4 ie Coto teers * - w' -— THER LéPps) i|Hay W 3. Hi GW Co: | House P 3 livus Oli S Co Ps ~ SP? a? * 2s. -_— — oe ~~) Se LS he - w! _ we 0S CS 5S= Tl ed Ste 3 ~ tm DD 29 Fe -_ , an ** ~ * ww -t a tz — ss —_ _ ~ ) sé r+ © eneh market ware etrone. with vellow getting one-half cent better preminm. Pierce A 8s 43 .. recent dectinea hea ehut off offerings | Mas Pills FM 63 a . 101 % 101 % o> ™ cash corn from the country to arrive ' o om ’ a3 ooh 4 with only SCOO huahbele hooked on over | Tk ip : : 2: a 99 OS % on nicht bide. Penefietal rains over the corn Opening +e HD 1, | Rit, | belt will freshen pastures and cut down | May, 24.8%e;: : 5M. 5% | feeding of the grain. NEW YORK. - Sept 63 | #3 The bulk of cate trading was of © | steady: middling. 28. 05¢. 101% 101% | Changing character. Cash houses chanced ee se vey ° : ‘ "p+ ‘ ~ - ‘ 9 — . 4 . A — /@ ‘ ‘ 1028%& 10% 144 , : >} S11 50107 (107 (107 ay wag oa i -a | CAATLE—Receipta, 1000: good and atu a ; -s ‘choice Heht vealers, 25 cto 50c higher et 23s Oaw * ~ woe eis Stites et ric P ~ *- 22 Hupp M It] Cen 7.. | IindOiaG ] Ind M 1.50 Ind Ref ae | : | Ingersol|/ R&S 5 ors Timken | Ini St 2.450 By Bu) 4: > |i Tob Pro flo pfd 7. eo ee do A 7. Insp C 50c} : ? 7% Trang Oi).. j}iInt R Tr 9 2s: 7: ay 'Tran W 8&2 (int Ag Cor l 37 3% | . Tr C RT inthus M & > 138 8 ‘ — ; - ‘Int A&T rt! 16 : (Und Typ 3] ee Ome ihe Pt pe tee ee et ° bt he So ae OS So ee IS le r= ~ ee wt st he he Ey oh al ad | ~_** ~~ * - se qr roc & ~ ** a a. FPR EES — Sow et * « ~ ur OMS i Coe ee © Wicd Wy.iss¢ —s — : — iow een a ures oue ~~ i =) z ow a & oR RS ww LOO % 1004, me OR {8 Cuba Se °04-44.. % 100% 100% (*uba >: 3 ~ FEES KRSFKFS ms m2 29'S 0D ee? } ' ~2 ge COD es! — ie mm ob) Oe a ae a ee oe ae Fis == ~{ — —~ = — . — **s — _ oO ss a — } he) ee ero ~ " — * A re —s c 5: o: Jon | : : 5 @ Finland Ky A. &)-Mid Si 2. a ve +e >) , 7 2115%'115? oa, oh ; tls , 3 ‘ | abe | 3B 94 FramerD7%s8 ‘4 ' 4 “a ‘ a | Jordan Mo3 ? ; 41 : 49.. S Rub & 7... SO% |) 88%! BOM | Gonner J T ‘ . VSSR&EM Gs 2 100" 'T80™% 100% | Gon Range , |$13.75414; no light yearlings around; ( S Steel Sa "63. 105%, 105% 105% pane ae ) me ‘other ecleges etendy; one car Western U oe "& ibe | oe 1 84 be + y 7 pling ips , steers, $6; two cars holdovere natives, 48 sor S e. ea a, : os: i 83% 87% 87% Giltette _ witte ’ $9 SOMBER Se: . a canners, Ge , r y > a S2 HOG A: DB 7 =D, a2cte EPJap 4. 44. ‘ 4 nts pd a .. 102 1O1D™% 102 oe ae : 73 1: SHEEP—Receipts, 1000: market stendy 2 Haiti 6a ‘52 6 “4 55 ro arA 47 40p. ple 101% 101% 4 Lip \ : ma | ' to wok oh onty ma 813. th alanee jpppe , ~~ s . ‘ . , a . > - “ee : f é do + 50 ee 7s F “4 5 Te | 9 do 78 «er ae aie 101 101 Mas . Hee hes lms oo. one Went “ouge 82 y Bye oe ae +8. he) IindushkJapis ‘2s He: ~ Ps. maed ‘a-CC ‘47 cfs , ‘ | -_ : itt gi Jep G%a '54.... 3% : - pd 101% 101% 101% | x, ather ; os ae $3 ho nner and ¢u'l nadm ‘* Bi 4 : | 7 Jurgen A 0% a } 99% 99% ' 27! RG ne -| 83 | Sew Cane ‘398 he | : ~_ ’ 7 5 LowAHEY 6%8 ‘ — (7a S37 c . Ss New Dom A .s.sereel 8 ~s New Orleans Cottonseed Oft!. 7 Lyone 6a 34 f 43+ OF ; | F944 New Pug FT @ > | ; . cANS —"o ! 44 Marseilles 68 34 Dal 99m 4: wT wlAT Bie Adie! 5% | Pat Mille -.....-..--| 08 |! sa nd chante: onene comer Sate. & Mex4e 1910 em as ~~ | =“ 5 -~ ' 7 ‘40 209 / a (nmiiney Ms ; LO gh: tne 9 O: Treb. and Dee.. rt) ay. » Mex Os 33 “rrr ‘ , P A , ‘ ° 3 ar KE Hv be ‘ 2 ore % Swift & > ‘ ~ Te Mare . 9 4. : Angi. 9 R&B: May. 10 00; Oct , 24 MIB C 6%— etf5 24 i .. 100% 100 100% | Swift Internat 2! 29 =| 28 f- a1: Nov. 9.76. % Montevideo 7a 52! : ‘ Westingh E ‘31 10058 % 10H? 106 lng Torringt« ceeee ee oF . : | —— 7 Neth 6 72 aa 116% 108 6 | w El 5s 44 101 |100%4/101 | United Meult 220) % eel h 03 % re rare % o1™% 0 ™ . ‘ . er . 5 gat Wi mehRAZ oe, ‘41 1 on, a nee ean anes ‘ a , | eee = HHI SCID isto dm lO HQ 09 we 504 German 7 ~) a. =e 2 ‘| Utah Apex Wilson cvte "28 cf 68% 64% 88%) Utah Metal , Sa TE 0 Os '" ‘ |) sAh% ant - "RATLROAD RONDA — Walworth. ; == a Stephens Co y, AT&SF adi 4 95 83% 83% 83% i i ATesreo sox a nox oo% || Produce Elsewhere | Texas : yn | Serial 512% Road Bon A & cat. 5 Bn44102% 107% 107% 8 ~ >.-o-Ss Lud) ‘Stl * 26 37% 3O% 37 % wee : , Norway rf °6 Norway 13 Orient Dev 13 Oslo 6s ¥ rf , 19 PL&aMRR ri Roe rt ; _ : Yi. W 1. Tel % ep ‘ .')2323 , 28 PL&MRRA | Moto Ad.b0 } , he | ] 7 _ i . Og? ‘ay °” Parle (A tHhrkUnG . SS“ , Miag © 7s ] ; 4:31 ; M ’MA4 x) FTeU oe hee ee 43 Peru brown S ; ~ % Mal & Co. ~~ O68 Se 53 a => ™ ; gS ;, ©"! Poland ——- ACL 7 30...... 107% 107%/1107% NEW YORK, Sept. 11 —Live powtry— | ACI. let 4 5? N1%4' Al's : rregular’ chickens ys freignt, 2Ge to Ze, | ACL L&Neol 45% Nf} he 8H ', Y . nic to 28e: fow's ; BLO 6 20 103 109 % [103 feieht. 250 Ge: do by express. 2ie to | Hi R&O fee 6 H5...108%1102% “ot on is Dressed poultry. firm, R&O ref B OS. en) BP: | ee Nie eT) ae t. 11.—Rutt iY — ) | NEW YORK, Sep ——-Butter—— Firm ; BR&£0O oO 48 ofs : 101 ™, Lot Lot by, lreceipts, 32334 creamery higher than ex- B&aA cvt 4% 33 ES | O27. 02% ; ‘to 48 4,c: do extras (02 aerore) B&O Ist 40 48, 89 | 88%) 80) | TPE Tie do firsts (BS to 9 , | to 47 we do firstae (8&8 to OL mm ore, ~~ be > UIP Estimated valuation ....8100,000,000 Assessed valuation’. ., 25,863,260 Net Dedt....... 2,085,466 Population, 1920 Cengus, 15,408 Stephens County ts in North - Central Texas, 65 milea west of Fort Worth. It comprises 596840 acres of land, a large portion of which is under cultivatton, Stephens County hes no other indebtedness than ite outstanding road bonds, which are payable fram an unlimited ad va- lorem tax on all taxable property. Price on application Lorenzo E. Anderson & Company Member New York B8tock Erchange 711 St. Charles St. St. Louis Zanunuannaues- a - ‘ 4+ Rima oe hs ms liom go, | 5 4 Siw & OY ul se. | aA °% Rio G de oS} 82 28% ode sh ; + 90! ats 20) % PM, , ‘Lous ' : 7) Rio de J &s 46 & 3) 22%; 211 1. ” “49 a , - 1103 Rio de 7 Ss 47. on 1 ae B&AOSPLE&aWYV ‘: packing stock, current make, ; LOO ava j — Miar] , S 4% "9 a lL. : } ae > ede * > 2 4} Sao ’ ~ Ra 50 re t 100 x, | : div 4] Pa : c: % : ’ R7% ; s > a? te fevs——Fiem receipts. + ; ' >e / oe MM p r = 45) 2% R&osw 45 cfs’ 50 Li A6% 8! Nearby and neartw Weetern 0 ‘ : 2 BH", Rrk CRR c«5 ‘41 . ; he |nery whites, firsts to average extrie Ov 1092 *» 21%, ° Seine ese >” Bre & MT 6 GR.) 90 | BE a) » Be: Pacific Coast white, firsts to ex. 30 108 %4 108 % i ® Sweden 6a 39 104% 1104 "4 BUnE 1st 5a st50 S7¥,' 87%! RT firsts toe. to Crecse—- RUnE 1st 5 at °50) 87%! 87%, B7T% ady; receipts 258.814 pounds. Buff R&aP «4% gi 0H Me pt, 1} ——Kuter unct inged; : - ae . 15 receipts 54 tubs. Kugres unchanged: Can Nor 16) haste TY 117% ‘ 118% Clune ac Sent. 11.—Pou) “an or ¢ ‘ ‘ ‘ CAG Ser —- Poultry Can Par 4 pern ROS) SOL, BON | jon er; receoipie cars: fowls Caro C&O 6 A". 197%/107% 107% rollers, 2%c: springs, 26e foosters Cen N Ene 4 ‘61! 65 . ; urteys, 20c; ducks, 18¢25e: Keese, 5% °50 102 ’ ; aii7e. ‘a0. 97 ' 108. - be) ke ee A) — V+ DS Pew ——— 1” Swiss 5M 46....'103% 103 103% : 12 Tokto Sa 52.... G7% 67 pes ee Be 1S + 14. U Kingd S168 29./017% 117% 117% — "rig 2350 si sie) 28! 27% i— i) 11 U Kingd 5%s 37.'105% 105 20H: ‘TY — 10 USSoefCop 6s 37. 94% -" Sr 139 DD : Mi &= 3 3 q ? “1 : ; WarnerBros Q 45 ; 10 a, 108% 108% | MStP&ssM Pie, DAO 12 1 Zurich %s >. l¥Yel (M252) 15 INDUSTRL AL BONDS. = (00 % | You S&T 9 4! rt oyu | 7 Am Beet S 6s 35 101 100% 11 * 7 . . _ ae ; ie 1h: AAChem 7%s8 ‘41 104% 104 ‘104 ===! “3 do ev 58 29..103 103 (103 ~ — 10 Am Chain Ge patie ‘ 121% 1331 ; 10 Am Ice 7s 39 2 , 3 | Chicago Stock Sales {| 19 4™ io, “lev is37 % 87% nf , 54 AmSmelt let 5847 ° 95% epectal to the Post-Dispatch. 4 do ist 6s 47. 10% CHICAGO, Sept 11.—Following is a re 8 A Sug 6s 37 a 10° % +m ‘oF ze port of today’s sales, high, iow and clee 1 AT & T cit 5s 46 101% 101% ‘ _ 96% 6% 964% ‘ing Quotations at the Chicago Stock Bx. | . , on On 08 change: } ATS oc! N7% A7T% 7% Sa a: ah. Bias 43 ... 102% 102%, 102% i) Am dm. 99 | AWW&E 58 34 .. 95% 95%) BO% 5 Am Pub § |; : 6 Anaconda 6s ‘53 101% a ae LOT "14 ; : ae 49%" A PU par “gig | 1! 38... , ; 1QG% 108% 2082 | CM&StP § Te Te . PI j ) ‘43 i "014 +. t's ! sakes ; T te 4% at fj t par . OS), 2 OR % 3 CMA&StUP de! | ths 27% | 22 Mo Pae gen 40 75! 5 : . sh CMAStP eo 2 , 49%, a 5 NOTEM Ine 5 S45 ree ** —_ | Bond § Sales—Continued | ed | ,8 2 'Males. SECURITY. |} High.) Low, .Clone, ne pet BS! pb Ra, BE. hy BP ad RAILROAD BONDS. , . ‘ : he : . CRQ 4s Neb 4 2 oN mM ms ; Moel lst rig 4 40 22 Chi C ente 5e 27 ” % M Se L rf@ Se ‘67 17 C&EL Sa 51 3 +! rh 4 MStP&8SSM 6% 41 102% C&FErie lat Sse 8°. } : “s ? MSUaSeM : Od W 4a Sf. ‘ CMA&St(P 4%8 89 ’ CMé&st!’ 44 104% 104 wastP 8 ! ose Byes ; x) 4% CMAS! YP me 29 "— I Dy D~wD> — is ~22tVrey * ~ ——_ ~~ © » 2 Ff wee. - es 4 “~~ qo vo ‘ 03 ; CM&Stl’ ; 4! ia e , NOTEM O% ‘04 10} it oe te ry 94 Ns iis . . “ee r-imp Dd moms 100% 100% "4 10° ™ 102% 102 ™ 100}, wot, 100% , 44g "013 oi" X, OLy 105%, 105% 105%, 110% 10) rmo% 4 SY CHS: a’. ” wis ® 102% 1024 102% 4 7 : ~ sso . 100™ 100% a +F PS 's bo ta fl ty 4 4, 5? HM TM 8 Teese aegetaemaesveruaaepvregceuwnaasa se ——— SYNH&? NYNH&H NYNH&H NYNH&H N Y¥ Rye N ¥Y &t BR « NorP @e §& 8 7047 1006! NorP een 4a 2047 GO (rre & ae Ba na 27 100% » 44 46 iwi ts 108% 1? me Oni ae. itt "5 — . tdwtw ie wt + —-* “ ~ and \\ Gol l Bore & Beck 7 Qu 7, . ~ ae ¥ ‘ ph } _ ont iP S pf NOt, SK Rigwrrwer srt aw * ‘we * ** Sn. ee — “a 100% 100%, % 4 j . ? ° oy oy “ 100 100 100 ent St 414% 114% 114% ‘hile Cop As 3°? ..108% 108 108% ‘ol G&E fs27 st 100% 100% 500 . ‘ 1 o> immer (rT _— Pow Del&H ref 48 4:3 Az Ef 7 37 : 5% 629 D & R G Ss Tab Rec Ga 41 103% et fh 4 do. 4a 36 M4 Se 50, 83 s2% 82% Det U Ry 4% N Y¥ 5'ge' j Erie gen Hen 103% 103% 103% Erie pr lten L 6! 8 4% 104 104 104 4 Cc Fr & BM O ‘4 s44, BO hy BU '4 no ly Cub C Bug Ba eta ‘orm Comw kd ... Consumers Co Consumers pfd ‘ont Motor (rane Co pfd Diamond M a se ee = = »sz@~tn- K (i« “6 5a 3% “pe ?* - =e id | - _ >) ZO@ ~ oa iS we SVVivVeeerSowx ns ‘ ‘ Dt See De GH ees - ~ je ' i tis & EG farts ms ‘Sug Ss 31. 107% 107% 107% LOT Se 101 * Dom Sugar ‘4 ~ *- —_ (“ueh . 7 ‘ Paige!» 4") NT %!) N7 30-Year 5% Collateral Trust Gold Bonds due Doconmber 1, 1946 | The undersigned it hee ip the Sinking *| g900.071 for investment in the | thened Not” Amerioan . ' et! .. 4 gf * | “Tender ap 64; 98%. ™ = iy See Ay "| 5 graph Company, Bends” will be Dold Ga 42 | ' | 2 Terese 4 , One | the Trustee. oi 47 Coan area Davien: ; : ~ t. : b. nh “+ : ¢ ? ‘§ Maviag ov 21% »? S y a 49 a3 % ’ et 40 107 % 107% 107% 40 107% ‘eat 10z% 99% 99) Of % ’ be 73 3s 102 “% 107%, 102%) : . 2 s 50 10? % rope uy _~ we PD OD de PD me OD we 2nvneovwwn 2 Po R 22% ‘ 1, ' + a / 31 104 2 Donner st — 42 93 | "4 “ts : ae mt .. : . ~ ‘ - , . : Mase. onli poon oft »DLé& P 082 103% 105% 105% fhe ST Git % — : . ‘ . at whieh time they will be Lruq l, & 5 48 - a , 5 ory “meee mm oe ° ' " , = . _ - ‘49 : 105% 105% 105% o . Pi oes ) /o A LAA 1k % 102“ Tr | ! f ; Hos, .. Las Pd lines ‘Win * ~ os ee ae a a ae — — E Cub Sug 7% ~* Jw" (4% ‘10 ‘1045 . Edison xz Birkin 1 aaa. . . 36 117% 171% “) eens Stand G = and © Swift _Ste ww W — Swift Int . -s oe oe Gee SF es z > - ww m -!-~ 5 . one * 2 Sis — Vor Bar—ws+ a *S-iennl- St Qo OF~) ee 0 Sur ers ie wm wus 104% 104 % Aa ly z1 ras A nationally known organization has open- ings for 2 men of proven ability to sell, preferably between the ages of 30 and 40— men who feel they have reached the limit in their present positions or to whom the 200: oA future looks doubtful. We want men who RES ng FF will become pillars of this organization with Meng 1 gen $ 38 HOY! RO | KO a goal ahead. To such men tong 1 deb 5 | | : co-operation and assistance will a be given to enable them to onerene in the possibile measure. Concerning yourself and your record. Vem —s e-ie Kee ca we war Sire a -~ " Ff Ry S&t Ray Con C Reading 4 27] &' ; Yellow Cab : | Vel m.% Sales 68.000 shares. ‘~ ee. IT&T S\%e ‘45 y: , is t n> 104% ‘104 _ oon to. Pee tees te Kayser 7e 42.. 103%/103%/103% ae ae POPES 4 | Rivers’ Stages at Other Citics Kony , ors =e 101% 101% 101 Regular Pan-American Dividend. = — ° ad . Re 31 ,? 3 ws fe# —_ LLL LL I ty 4 — “ oa Se “35! 91 91%! 91 ‘ORK Rept,” 11.—Direct Pittsburg 6.7 ‘eet, no change | 4 Kings Co ELab 6 , eke 118%)21 Sept ~Dire< al : We ccoeccess Pan-American Petroleum =| Couteetie ASS OO. S SR OC SST os ott i ee ©. today de 4 the recular ovar-} Louisville 8 feet; Cairo 7.1 feet, a : s 33. 100% 100 4 go ” anaes fail of .1; Memphis —.4 feet, a fall’ La ms 119 thee : i 18% o1 00 “ ! setting at ae 0 won) | rumors at the divi would te cut of .1: Vicksburg 4.7 feet; New Or- 23 tt , und new Mtandard O11 Co. of In- } feet is a wh - J B 4 OT ‘“s oT 1117% 112% 112% diane Mmanakcement, eans 1.5 feet, @ rise Of .o. oriliard OL.) OF | | \ ..| 41) ROM! BB&, 53100 100 19 o1 v
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ole es a Siete: camer ae - LR A OEE IN “ a ? . a . , . 7 . OOO A PO LAE IRE ee ae ee ee ; ’ v , ue, oe ou 5 + v ”™ ; OPO OE I Le . ~ ; , es , * ts ? : , . ee . -- LP NN a ‘ , : * Py . ie Se ‘ ee ee tE tal . ‘ am = . eld te ay Y at. i is * . Pt P : . ae? - . ’ © * ; | " has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening news r COMBINED alli | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH wae POST wtrsehanciasralie alone asd te yt | nanbctat ~ oe g pape __ SBP yar “orm Cae TAY. STERTI & CO... 66,000,000 BULOING FOR TITH AND mE 2 Syndicate Ti to «6 Include . ode eng pena = - 1 Te Re rer” re ae “—"~ Fiction and a . a Pp a Women’s Features . a FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1925. Theater tor Shuberts in Ss “W@F PPOPLE who recognize the wonderful values in May, Stern's Open- UBF . 20-Story Structure. is : ing Fall Display are crowding this immense store to take . 1% > | a B A B E A N D H U G G ’ 7 advantage of them. Young couples contemplating matrimony at a : | ee ure! sg J ; ie 1] , later date are making selections now and we are storing their pur- : ' An unnamed local syndicate fas U . chases until wanted. You, too, can know the joy of a pleasantly fur- . by purchased the northwest corner of fl ; nished home by making your selections now while prices are at this xy v ss ; upon a third conference to b¢ heid fe , —- 7 “a - rien nk “Thro Piece od SOT ; shortiy, the Shuberts wouid = sien Ih \ an agreement that would = justits 7 the theater Weisels said the thea- li ter plan was for an auditorium 58 7 by 400 feet with two balconies, to li seat from 160 to 2000 persons Three-Piece Living- Davenport gE | A ie Weisels said the building would ll Bed Suite f Se i Room Suite ; [oe ee ve cnuberte The Automatic Day-Bed Covered With Beautifal Velour A $199.50 Vela a ee \i al iful Velour Svate » {l Covered With Beaut ful Complete With seattress and Cretenne Cover—$32. 50 Value a Se 4 tee 3 accept the theater proposal o He added that the site was acc oat REA IFUL Living-Reomh Suite. consisting N’T conf ase this automatic Day-Bed with the ordipary pull-out old HIS splendid Davenport Bed Suite will add «. ) able for a theater and that severa, fl A ee Dee a te ap a Ls “ style Kk: There ts 20 comparison. This 'D ay-Bed is made of metal! another room to your home Three large Bag ~ be mont hs ago t) © Shy lve rts i ‘ id ain mf aT a (i ivenDp rt. al rri« naif ay’ ij Vw ing cnair TArow gh , at “and finished = bea itilui vain 3f Vv ith the he Th and fox t. roomy pieces—davenport, armchair and — : Ri ’ . ? +) p ; h ure) vn the sits ajl upholstered in figured velo with loose- = we aye mente Wen egg , Manag, “ chair—all covered in beautiful velour. The dav- . | a = Dpten Ser the purchis “agate fl ish seats over best coil-spring construction apne han mpl storage space for bedding and enport opens into a full-size bed, permitting you eae The property was purchased from meg te ™ 2 ae ee tng > tei eee @ , i at opens an 1 lores aut omatically in sO easy a to turn your living room into an ¢xtra bedroom | Pay , , he eatate of Hor tio \ Se neer Nel ae ais suite mii f om} are et With any tLning q - = I Pe TB des = = tid a operate it ° any time it i= Teeded. See this Suite. It is a 3 mee ru | | : oo 14 > li . - | on a Z mpi a rith mattre«as an Teronne . a. The price was not made kn [i chown elsewhere ar $198 Priced special for octane : $39 : A $12.50 Value Uh 2 “Oe ao teens SB Es: Combination Gas and Coal Range Uses Either Coal or Gas | 4 38 15 ‘ Ruth and the manager of the Yankees, we ‘ , ~ —— , ; 7 : ; = ,, = = : : : it ae _ — : ; a Pa H ; * ¥ , eee. oO ; ’ - . > = = a ' . f 4 : : = . _ . - 5 ‘ + ont Sees 4 tote d ae ‘ “wT? Se ‘ > TxA : 2 i « dl a / 4 ri > * a j e ; ~~ P ° Sere J —s ‘ " * : oe Pr " . I ¥ ." a " ° ¢ . “ . ‘. : ’ a r ae ; ’ 4. H - . | an 4 ae ees . - ' ” _ ' ies +h ’ - , \ thy . . *. : or; . . - r : 4° " one : | a | i biod . . ? . ? os " > ve ; = - § ‘ i”. | : - x : ~ - —_ : ; j | 5 ’ . .- . ‘ A «2 . —— : ' ; . fe ‘ : — . , . . ‘\ - _ , a : “ 7 \ / . ae M | " 7 \ + ; . 9 3 “i - ’ ¥ —— : © 4 wi kG “ . . _~ —— os = + . » | . 4 > . -o** . _ \ Le PP \ . . - > “* ~ e . : sl ~* -~ -* su » : 7 ’ e* ~ — P y : . = a - ‘ : “ ’ on c , " , . ds ‘ 2 eo ; = ! , ' “ ’ »| A \ . ? ¥ . .Z ; . ‘* ~ 4 ’ ; > , ’ —_—SsQx-— _ + 5) c : - wT : J : , .— - 4 i a - : ’ i}, ~ . 5 - ; 4 " ee ; t 7 55 or. #, , 4 . . : , ‘is ; : . . ' . . « . ; j iil aed - . = ; a . | ; . £ : a ae oa . ; , | : > 4 : ~ tae es , b. ay i ag \ = - , f . ‘ % My " . is ;4 ; if; ; 4 , o “ > 23 . . ; . “nh . ‘ : a , 7 : - | : * J ry ‘ ° | mi ia sg RR $1.00 Cas a Mon | ST Bt ee VaR UG non >. . . . a an : : + . ~ . : Sy ev - oes x ; . ey, ~ - ; Qo ~ ee ie ae > ae . v. ° . . : . ~ > 5 . 3 “a"* ~ > - , a ; : . : : > ~ = .— 4 * . ~ ~~ ~~ ° 7 ~~ » mp? ; N - ae . . » “ + 4 4 ~s » ‘ 4 ; . ; = > : * » . ; ' - ‘ * . + estic Hotel tf the Shuberts device upon tte nroposed building astheir St i! iis heater sife, it would be read next autumn, Welsels shuberts will vac.it rie Unio electric buildine with t! Ship ert 1] ; ry") ie . . . ; Jefferson Theater on N : 4 a uve signed a vars Pa ' > the 4 Emrreas Theater on ©'.v\e street ist west of ( imud hou! fl (iasoline Price Cuts in Kan-~as Citys u KANSAS CITY, M: ~ ; Two independent gasoline filling tt $4 Cash—$4 a Month ie , ghea h —_ ; . . ~~ ‘ eS ee stations here vesterday lowered N the hall against the wall. in ; >" Se “* 7 | : the living room or any place ae S. ms p 4 their prices to 11.5 cents. plus a CMARTER 4S RANGE and kitchen 4 - . 1. s I 4 mast ALL Ue that needs toning up, this Occa- : wr 3 = Beautiful Candle. A Real $3.50 Value Comsarm a chiffonier and seo ne = 6 agro ail in one Built 5 — ‘ent tax. The new price is 9.4 cents OAK low ; ths ivy ependents he ier all a one ‘ : 4 ss qa WwW aon : : ing “~ “3 7 lita . a : — tI is sional] Table will find ready use : ~. , Paced : 3 * and the Standard ©! (o. (Indiana) ji high shelf and is nickel trin ” 7 PORE AES : ie % Ay ce wae es started their price wa und i fl ;, It is 24x24 inches In size. Made ; ; ‘“e ~ ms phy ellie | med. Gas section has 4 star arming FEE =-V1ECE — © sim and fintsned in brown it Be >i] i“o price = urners ana ai aryve oOvet i f&euogany or dull walnut. An _ * 2 + bi ‘ ll (Coal section has two open > article that has innumerable ° ~~ ; : | Pah j 7 & | 11te izes, it is desired in every home. : « i rie" of fl ings. A regular $79.50 value Regularly priced at $12.50, it is de SAE . . . - - =_- 2 -.* . > r Dee od bh) priced special for this week of : in French Walnut Veneer, With Overlay Design low at May-Stern’s Opening Fall Mei 1] May - Stern's Opening Fall ° — =H Ociore have Display price of $8.75. Terms 7 2 ee ani t ible to show three s $1 cas ak cag Ol Ly Display at $57.50. harthinie pleces at to oncent cash, $1 a month. | ak lI - : cs As Illustrated ote aaa oe "a of ful . oar ale ee, 8TH & LOCUST 1] p . . When Sold With “i Og sik yet nel, and ch d ~ d h iff ‘ ig eK 7 © ‘1 the typical Dutch figures in Bas — * sure protection against moths —+— elief LDunlicates of the kina $] by and making it as safe as a cedar | ; e e } I per pair Fall Display. saturday only at $1.00. each or $1.75 the pair. | SMOKED TONGS: | young bee! Longue. re from the smokehoure 4 pounds eanh 7c 4d % SOME BIG F Watch for Our Special = > > “new eoeree on seeped chetetatat You r Dinner Set Adve : Fs 0d RRR gga steg MA % te a the pound i | Watch for Our Special Open ao * ye Di Set Adverti t : SS, ald praia nis cll Sepeand: .26:CH Ill | tn Sunday’s Post-Dispatch Kroehler Divan Bed Outfit Credit | Sees Pe ee ee erp s peak —_, Sew PACK PFPEAS; Lar: Ss CORS!T fine Sitte yi alge, Ler : AT) . ~~ * . ye Wis, Cream Cheese. vet N BRUNSWICK Account cl * Oh J ose wet gi : ok’ Cooked © srued Beef; ean and u Wh E é RI A F . " fens ‘ G weil worth $9¢ ‘Seecien fob May- Stern’ + ‘Goatinn Montmartre Rose . * ee aa | 3 tender, sliced tithe oq ayes © G . re Fooling You 2 mpuay at 00 Isn't She the Sweetest Thing ; a i te oe; PRT TTR curse’ fil ss igolette : Got No Time ‘ : 9 ye a ae aarinae on oy it . I'm Tired = ae But You Terms—$4 Cash—$4 a Month Only a Weaver of Dreams 3 a , Ds a get: Site atyle ready to eat esert Isle - a a arolina M > Pra yo EPCS half Chicken 39c Sleeping Beauty's Wedding A B ° Dreamy C ao == - pan yon f aes Sth _Street_stere, 7 A. Drunswick Console Phonograph s a Jin a Za POTATO. § ~’ AD: Conrad's own 7 be a A Smaller Instrument of Unusual Beaut : ‘se np Re make wit ean ma’ Ly N usu y ] p ; »~* — : be. ise; 25c il CW oncert Console 7TH! ? Ardem mod: brunswick is the resu c i OnNSsO e ORO ‘raph om the poun: widesprea . dans Te S$ }Oou preter Ail fittings e nickel plated PEVILSS Eevee: 7 s Strument offers you fh layer cake. de! 54 — oer a de ;, ‘ leimat: each IC $ 5() 4 aR Ot a 5 : S 5() COPPER AKER, irae e oie 7 (tm famous ” sime Say 4. : 39c 69: iMiSsWick in it makes —————__—_ ” 7 Face Seediee— Taree vallabie the war inge of : , Miowere: box 69c snusitette nekeadied . wisiibes3 | sii Stacemh, —— Vie — . ee t:rape Jutee: wht. fawa Chay a Qn large bottle Ste . Ur Gs — ; — r . 2. SODA WATER: Cres | | Terms to Suit Convenient Terms Can Be Arranged $1.00 a Week . nd oat Spameorted. 99¢ | Why Not Exchange Your Old Phonograph for Pays for This » [- RE F ’ a New One on Our Libera! Allowance Plan? § ; A VALUE that 4% ) will amaze ; ABLE vn = SS A Polychrome ou Designed on —— ew, a ee a: ._ © ee) - ‘ gracety Queen ——— = eh Cpe “Quan Mirror and a Pair Anne period lines & = ee Rest Pronex nt ag . . = Z “Ts in rich mahoc- — . 7 Sm : of Polychrome any finish Has aL === ~ ABLE Candlesti splendid tone. dou- ae ———— SPRING IN AMERICA a me elie die = T .. and plays all r« Se pe ' a ¥: honed : Fully guarantee: «i ——— — v4 i # ed $ by May-Stern and Oia y and . the maker. An j ‘ . ' Y —_ > ' | ———— | . -> ° ’ . ™ - ° 3 om % ; . se a . ; ~ # ; rr a he er ee ETE ee oe eh ee eR ee ee ee , if-e
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— EE RP EL OO EL CN _ i i i i a 3 a, EE mm -—_— -_—_ -_— a ee ee ee a Fic sesame ; ST. LOUIS POST-DR — SS ee ~ + ae en oe . wl DRAWNBY | |: a — NELL BRINKLEY ~~ ant™m@mO'S AND DO » By LU = 4 —FOR— [BUSINESS WO y S ss fs a i . 7 ; | mo | “The Divine Lady” is the story, : A saggy eo dggen mgd 2 ape Mite na Ve | connotsscect ai By NELLIE E. GARDI partly fictiog but largely based on | ee EE te he wider the atten weet ) A. : : Es": \; Cascinsky, by ai ca jact, of Lady Emma Hamilton, the | : oy + th) ile and = li . i ; a : : : J , ; Gee m : THE TORNADO AND THE § - asa a ~ feria HK ! A i ful ‘i - him in any pul ane, . | ; ) ¢ ~ 4 Y ; 7 - 3 | Mest authe F ; ou are such a restful woman.” I heard . own Gn " Bs See "OU absence fh tauEen rice > / } f 2 ; ; J and furniture, * Can anything nicer be id of . Te Sees women tn ail yp | ought to think myself happy } tog 4 | : , 4 Es) = ge ** “ayaaae And he'd aes ¢ universal hurry? Europe. ° PLN eS met nile of you. You | “ge | ; . : : Sige F | don Asma = of un! — | | it nn hy’ hall fin le good ind, nue, : : ) Iai sZ = | Bae London, thang The woman thus pleasantly characterized, CHAPTER FOURTEEN. bh ANY affectionate and everything y : : ~ =4 | ‘ ciimtetenadl ated spemsbeta of a] Sen atatt tn al T erm was sharp anxiety in | i ‘ish me to 4d ill do. ohh —-— —__ wa): fi} 2 | Al | %, “There is ne woman, with her hundred daily tasks, each : . roteet Cc ' rest ** 9 a na she era =. Sage could manage to be “ ful” during £ ese poor certainties. She could not enjoy the child's compa- j the asu! | ’ = = = ; - , that the various ly any one employed anywhere in modern my with a carefree heart. As in an h. how I long to see you. , SaaS - 2 ALS | ££ y = rey which various 3 the same. | eclipse the lurid shadow slowly in- | a Ce Bee ee ; ! Sf? = . : . bt by hook or @& To be restfu: does not mean to be slow or lag - ‘ " t . na sheds ’ ME heaut 4 says he w } iT i J« : ; ¢ - . : ? se. ‘~ : . vades the rim of the sun and sh d | . : ll » Oe : = 4 pl ~ AS. — — — nt ced nerves. kept under constant control. . 4a livid light that slowly darkens a!!. , | tf h fi dit. ~t gC. ; TY Mea ) | a —— 3 _ able. but mere | , , so a fear intangible, nothing to Bt we} f//// : “No, a tender. womanly, subm i OA R et By - p ili dE | ee Ge made to look should not be a synonym for tens a ‘ight directly and therefore the Jip aA: ~C sive charmer. But it frightens f . , ASS ‘py “People didw Have you ever witnessed a Middle Western t oe those days,” t spaces where they grow, they call them “€; Chteneaaa o any one who Chippendale wili seem eternally correct t y why. Ron, more alarming, invaded her litile world of content. Suppose Sir WiI- lam should take Greville with him ; ore one io. foe for the period ?™ survived one. Well, anyway, just bef Pmporese: | ; sate lagh 6 . WS | And you ms breaks loose across the prairies, the air is She wrote again. He did not. ‘oor soul—moving, raped i # | — | 4 8 BF Beds i | | triumphant coils as you never experience anywhere else on een, seaek it. Greville? | view, for the Am ras © liaise tate cemienik cane ae MZ "on 2 | | eit £ AM Eb ae wery air current had disappeared, in fact, had Emma, the wild unthinking Emma, — Pe ; ueust and a ee ee ee f : . ¥ 4 if : A3 ) _ hearing the tiest vacuum conceivable. The calmest cal is ’ “ h » hy insonhe «> = “7 ne “a a a tg 5 . Lot no} it " I Lili IM & armer ae . : - i t ij & . a . uf = J 2 : emp ? a grave houg tful phylosopher there must be a sufficient unde: ee m4 | : . o/s. he - : >}: _ ting down a 4 it last? (He would like that—it would am sane ——niias.| “= ss tiatinnioain , Rees | : at | ” ro Aid, 8; > J stands to 7 genuinely restful? How long does picase =him.) ‘Tis true, Gi: There was no difficulty in openin: Co cg tmegenlllegese pal aati Eee this © ae Fie P | es cay? F nation and dis > are you? Shut your eyes and pray for a mt “ee —- ae CoRvine saa Die x 7 | ae : , | | haps rage. 4 Certain business women we have known Pe. ee yeu. soe ean atmospheric hush, with its ominous portent. how Iam running on. I say n terest in the ing about this giddy wild gir! honta of sitched voice. the suppressed smile, and the mine. What shall] we do with her. speak. 2 npfion of the apparent marks of the “quiet Greville? Would you believe oy ious sn ith fins fay oa ia hs i} | i : : ; : Of course, & man as one who is really suffering under ext and when she came to kiss me and . | cag ; pm &, oi opr me : : i . t ttin ti m ther pa & 1a b. Uy f, , h ~ , = + ! ands: emetll “tornad>” of emotion and hysterics in t? make it up, I took her on my lap |... . i ini Chien Yo hee Nene lle op pan dss | : 7 — exactly the Don't let your “restfulmess” take the form and cried. Pray do you MANDO me haps less chanée Only now f silent tread (Although we think business aor uses hes yoga woman whom 8 the stands: @ rs could save much additional nerve strain . ter, Write me bein )}. Cultivate the true poise that comes from When she comes and looks in my. |. ar OKs in m} worms, long face and calls me mother endead some cabinet work, see that your body is nourished by : a poy oe B waether, and the ride either.” | . rt heru Fi litioned Pi : f} : 2 = | The squeaks and balance your week's task with whot iothe : : se at once an oy : = —_ er ee = ' tno rs leeings rise at once and mens all goodness and wis p Sy RNa petag ' —_ oan ee , the wood by ti Ties. ocine refreniuas you most. Then you, tels me I am or ought to be a . ——-w ey | ¥ : : U : rOU ail Li "Ee : ‘? ant +7) ; : ; . . , exposure to : * ' ee ed : mother for she has a wright to my oe Renmin Ragin edie se. De a ee ee ee | yee because & i. “restful” woman, not like the calm bef protection and I will do al) in my + Ret Pipatrete eta emp peared no h nt (Own eltirmes ae xs rer ' guagesting the subdued twilight or the. eve power to prevent her falling into uy & ap uP fa sey may ; MmSIGeraci 0 the error her poor miserable moth- . | er fell into. Emma, ly lea! Hamilton, She paused and read this over Emma! You undersiand tt: pos: nee aT Hn tee as POLE i? with & Geep sense of its pathos. | tion thoroughly now you know her the person whose feelings wer ren the President, nd Tess, of the “Resolved to Be Bachelors age, promptly putting on her brakes, climbing out, peering into and 7 TT) rr) ww we ATE —— = 8 EE ce ee i Vt Ny “sud. f . _, ; 7 pr, 4 iP settied. — ee... ‘ > - \ But would it touch or anger “re- | Is she a woman to throw on th: and Scorn Men and Love Forever” club, most efficiently hand- under her engine hood, shaking her pretty head, rounding the rear ville? Who could tell? No, he | yoyn2 ‘ould it be common m . ¢ ’ — = ' - /— Serena: - te cere ee oe ee - , . bh ” gard 1 ee be ete. night ha ling her car along—no bothersome men anywhere even on the mud guards and finding there, stowed neatly in her spare tire, weap ust ' ’ Pr ry omen 1! — " . . ae : = . ss . : . ae h met think tt ga - A sa “7 Phe chi I shall of cou: mn far more of a char ipon landscape, let alone. in the seat beside her—and looking, if you ask ons and curls and pink knees and fat ‘tummy and all the fellow him- meat appear to refer to past dif- | yeep at school. Any other project | his conscience than 7 ei, Dan, most efficienuy FEMININE, on a road that sails like an un- self entire, the scorned and repudiated and feared DAN CUPID! an an emia — eos wm se = = aaaed sittie Ror . salG Neithe roiling satin ribbon through the greega and gold of the smiling coun- What will the other girls say, the giris of the R. B. and S. M. o ; ees” could be n particular, for there ) ing a sneeze delicately explode somewhere about her equip i and . F. Ob, what? NELL BRINELEY. But why dagI say miserable’ “Emma. indeed!” repeat - am teeten matte % Am I not happy abbove any of my William ond looked meditativ * ews hen : 1t ed all SSS es eex:—at least in my situation. | pi. poos Thens—“Has any definh : tid we a oe = gual ee "oa io idea occurred to you, Charle: os * meet when vi e. ~Azir 2 at | W hat to erve Semmes met a father | ot asupeaiy) one has occurred, | the twinkling lig oe USEHO M 3 D | ) ' A I | O N S a things of the pa you should happen upon the | her elaborate oe ons ems MySelS | aL, nether your wisdom wou [ will keep you fully ac 2 7, m that counts, pwn of Doula, near Lille | gale and fan. miserable? No, it was a nistake, | Nd beige age ‘ mos ted 3 ton. - ; ; ‘ Accom pan 4 : approve it, I can’t tell. But first— metoe, sh) — oe ~ Sa ( 3( } STIONS —_— — | rT | hangs the fut 3 nee, during the second week des , —— staagh 9 Bein. — you really can’ Sceareély understand : your kind-heart — whee Bake omo Ow — Persons wh Wuly, the chances are that you | family are ditt .k af — ~ pg gga _— +s rgane the shock it will be to me to part | amce in a matter so delicat > ~ rpms aay un progressive. § iid forget for a day or two that depicting some sa : -s L10T oi jt ~% n* i em with her. She is the sweete Orn - AnG . ee Seek en Aaiiv § TPR RREAKFAST. : tn time long had grown up. For it is he- or weil-known ears to my eyes, but they are tean i h ove = , , sing moot immin | , All day long Srevill panion. I have been so candi ee . : Melon. | trail. Ame: the dates of July 8 and 11 f 4 ine Greville. I am Why should Where a Mythical Giant Reigns Once concerned ee —_ ee —" % 3 , LUNCHEON. »% he ’ the madame nd years axgco. Sont write, Give my dear kind , "™y idath dain “tacies Tee a att knew Be RE pa lle grange Sometimes, the difference between being engaged and being mar- | — : ee ne rly | wild bursts of love and compliments to Pliney “ ‘* — een ne LK opens gages peioragi 5 } nil a sel ea alag Eettas a . : - sic Date and apple salad. then peel them | three childrea, particularly ) we es ‘tes Mis William's nickname) i or’ bound 1, with his | di ' sohnw eapmeaael ried is merely the difference between keeping a dim light burning in Rolls. serve kettle and | by Mile. Therese. This younr- | The origin and tell him I put you under his ; . , tueir Vacations at the same time and leave him to his own diversions. Stuffed j ye-faire is 22 feet. They are) above 2 guineas a week with wash- °°~ ; >: ice—wel] ou nine isolation from the ma n Button! Button: . beaten eggs, ‘® ’ and - ing Sure I shall have a heeten on new it. Mighs % be in ane Gay red. and ? nt recitation en’s clothes i+ t« e a e Saute one-half cup finely singer, & @ rane a are Ser igeaa, one of . . . ' . , - ' . , . — : , we : ' ss — 7 . ; : . . : Z - , Dee Geeen. 2. wo. | p ble to send her to Naples + he difficulties he had to 1 Se EAT Many a perfectly good husband is like an extension table; he | chopped carrots in two tablespoons *Dices and a : : Sm aa in eotteunh hows as the can’t have forgot your poor Em- "ging lessons which cou! on seemed as if Sis liam had lied expands only for company and shuts up with a snap when they are seek a brown.- Mushrooms Beat weil = Mor, and on his head wears a | Giants. m but tinued under your supervis te the nshine wit] en | li ma uséd in pl - . . | ma allready. Though I mY a; PMN ; , . ; » = >| : Su 3 ; ; rone. y Pp ace of carrots. . with a long piume. From Date few weeks absent my heart wil] could your influence then be exert. od far off in the W Indie fem the button is sewed on e ° - Add three-fourths cup stale bread ) to waistline Gayant is many mot one moment leave you. Don't | to precure her an opening in youn ea iptain of 25, Capt. leavin it loos nough 1? vuttor ; | crumba, one-half cup finely Seiites@ut Gn ennai But you recoliect What you said at part- Opera either at Naples or prefera- | ratio Nelson going about his sinless 1 eae | A man is never half so proud at the thought of getting into the | chopped ham, moisten with tomato “ the waist down a huge pe’ be | ing? How you should be happy to ily at Milan? Given but chance ] usiness. asserting the honor of hi Bee Ane oT, Hall of Fame as he is of getting chummy with the traffic police- | S@uce and season highly with salt | » overlaid in front with an ore lieve ‘ fe night ttair eur ° ‘ ——— =? 7 aE . t ne Little +r } ; - ’ a . : ; see me again* . ter fer ef ht attain European tors th his Own, a: man on the corner. : and cayenne. Cut thick slice from of mail, serves as @ curtain | the apples. But Greville had no tntention o —= frag time ; _ the stem end of four peppers, re- ' S + tagged : ; Soe ee 7 . ° tional “ conceal the nine men unde¢r-| Prench 4 writing until just before her re- peu oo,”’ sald Hamilton. . oria! } jiet, selt- . . = , ane | move seeds, and parboil three min- | Comventio - » It is these men who trane- | cover and turn. The last thing be desired was | and feil into thought He coulc ntained, hi as pronounced “a! Ie Lieu of Polish. When a mar is fishing. hunting o: thinking he wants no woman utes in boiling salted water to |. Bene. In the figure at the head of the!» a real sae res. bao | nt young man” } few drot ut there never seems to atime when a woman can’t do which ts added one-eighth tea. >efTy rose, Tm peeasion Then comes the | im, the thing he most de- looked down reville knew wl ¥ one Wis - n ageressit Ae crops oO 1i0n @6=6juice iat , , od ™m + thom ~~ bond gent- | ype , who k: ts a a mits | a a wat she's doing better because a man’s eye happens to be on her. spoon soda. Place in muffin pans. ae or: me ciad in her richiy broc«.!- “er > tr ia " RS hate | ean Sethe aoe) te. yung man by those wh : A | SFOP PSs C2 OLACKE OF t moCeSs ani . . . _ fill with carrot or mushroom mix. | *®*S¢ TUms, + Zown and further beautified by a ee RR Os much ol yo Te FBO Seed Ww: his bows in the f his dut hen a brisk rubbins it? 30 ft } ture, sprinkle with buttered breaqg 0*™ *?* certainty and as little cruelty as ‘t. though apparently unconscious Tint, oftiens ~ 7 — arriage a.as, 1s ike a motor car; by the time the engine gets crumbs and bake until crumbs and dark .. is Bun . ' “Bae an ‘ : a . nei me CiOLD spiendal , ae . os e : are =e a tne = den ~ ~~ rac Bad the c at Fort Royal, M |- inning nicely and they've learned when to put on the brakes, most brown. ' Neither etters coul: not -onpiiterate ir » “ti droit. ® erm | litt ? . . Te , ; sind . me ' ?. ique, whe i. M. & B is aic : peop re tire fi ok for Pith trane@ull coldness of — 23 Le -_ @ of it and —— . - new one. Perseverance ig a Roman virtue peuaagh oer scenes and tempers whi > one an- a: thouch. unlike the famon imiral tation & wn consider>4 that on | ia ; a : That wins each godlike act, an? turbed him, nor. ever if he could “My . tab that her mot ae come de ne re 3 7 : pene nuit The wedd-ng-ring is getting so inconspicious, that some day some | piucks success : . “y ely he for. sy ts —a . i > +, . a er : . ee: . : : . . 2 a - - {or ; a. 7? ; ay ceo oy =! — | sHoUld accompan| mr. feds =a shot to enforce courte ’ neti a ree adit aia careless Dridecroom is goi-¢ to get all mixed up and find himself mar- _ E’en from the spearproof crest of get for one moment the money com panio: Phe: a? _— P & . & = | — also was irritating and she had re- new, and If sh “2 oe Ren ‘ rte i ids ane ROAng pointing to con Adam was fortunae in losing only a rib when he married: lots of peated it more plainiv since wie a position in one of the * nego Se de Sh aa yim ot a . men seem to lose their entire backbone. must have encourace’d Emma inglish families. a} ould. pal oe Oo . st Indl: and ither in | bevend what was sensible i¢ she itt tor ls SIMNma's expenses. ie i atte ~~ a ot could make #0 cool a proposition | and the slender ». he F amaid Mtve harge utual ities, 7 he 2: lily preparing that me. as to Dring the child back with tate on a6 » Mackin Y irate ONCIAL replied that , £er- (To Be Continued). hee. Very few men wou : wt were nol a tn ~_ undertaken the schooling, an ide said Hamilton in med: ne sbagoom age that boon ee r will hia is 2 weal the particulal your entleman , and be assured of anon nave Silenced her mice isieall 80 iti . replied eh He and Sir William had returnea Shot I have the honor, sir, of } Realthfui cleanliness MMmas wonderful alities ; | " | to London when that letter reached sid willing!y aid in ? Ls l as th Prime iniet ) | The dac, daky parucie him and was followed by another. Am at one with rou : Heian 7B England « Pitt nd think nm ° ; of chis narurai, ex Cacaucal .— © : ; .w . . which ended lat we could noe cleanser erase misible and in “M jear Greville, don’ vonae . re d ; visible impunties without angry. but YF gave mm scratchy macerials Scratches mother five cu neas, she ha! laid some money c eut om Emma, that I wapid not lodging places dirt and HOP SUEY take Rer awhay shabbily ” E. Ana she vais - adbeast - ma Ghali pay you. My dear Gre- |... | che | -_. . | | ADE of selected lean ville, I wish I was with you” m al — ee o A soft, white, magical j | There is nothing else \ixe loin of Pork—crisp ce}- He foresaw himself cternaily ee oP Unaallpy tig by al powder that soothes 7 | Old Dusch. Goes farther—lases | ery. fresh mushrooms, bean prey of needy wulgar relations wi: Emma growing older, more violent oi ; — 5 fie cae , and heals any kind | longer. | ee. i ace a tempered, more of « burden dail | carefully blended and cook- Tt hardened Bis resolution ana | Ri So Heemadialt: tecat mak x, of skin soreness — | | ee IR. inimitable Oriental after writing & brief letter entirety ff made me For t thane, ted | i ve: forbidding the Emma re-nters and | ew test | ‘ % . Per speaking of his Gemre for greater hac reook me. f + Pre. re : | Can freeiem and More wvOlitude when | ms but . feal ner, . 4 she returned heme. he onened she matter rescitite'’y with Sir WwW Mam that night tm had bh reauy Secmmmary from his pois. ./ d—bu = » OO a GP A A Le tae ttt tt lt ASSIST ANnce
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«a ’ 4 a i i ee a ae ,SEPTE MBER 11, 1925. _ CR ene, 5 y a-——— —— ee ee ——— , — - ~ NL le ll Oy ln, a ala, Lan a il. AWNBY | |! SPEAK] ° ° | + oy ~~ PHILOSOPHICAL PHRAS ll AN TNggD O'S AND DON TS||| .o- Children’s Bedtime Story -o- |, S,2#YMINe OFS e By LUCY Low Tere, ay : rly and provident fear is the! He makes no friend who never be INESS WOMEN | ot. ee St | T was all very sad. ' ® TIS | LOVE'S GUISE. By ALINE MICHAELIS te her of safety.—Burke. makes a foe.—Tennyson. . - 7 |money can destroy.—Seneca. ance ceases to be a virtue.—-Burkh, > | If he h f — S ° \ 0 ee r P- ‘ ° . LOVE should come i lordly mous connois: 9" k nm foraly) A little fire is quickly trodden out, ; HE 2 Alay case wre By NELLIE E. GARDNER | leg ays! | | Sulse, with pomp as Princes do,| which, being pattagh, rivers can- Don’t Rub oe Fidelity purchased with money, | There is a limit where forbear- _ Cascinsky, by which y : Bee —_ | By this Buster Bear knew that : and look on me with ardent not quench.—Shakspeare. —if you know anytp | Of their own voices, I have found, aaecertbe knew, or at least sus- 6 an age boldly, lightly woo; if he a Sy e | at all—that he is the THE TORNADO AND THE SUNSET. d 'pected, what had brought him | d bring me gifts of jade and] A flatterer of vice is an immoral | .- most authority on OU are such a restful woman,” I heard some one call her. | Some people dearly love the sound. | over to that part of: the Green | a red and rare; if he should| man.—Johnson. tne life out of your clothes. Pro« gE em 3 Cai anything nicer be said of a woman, in these days 7 —Buster Bear. | Worest.. Bettie eeelie’t is Cane 4 wes y, unafraid. twine penne about Bee) °@ = them from the wear and tear «hes sooner § ™ of universal hurry? B USTER BEAR was getting Y | terer know-that he knew. | aed rave; Folly often goes beyond its the Love, depart: th upon American soil, » | ese gems are not/| bounds, but impudence knows none. London, than he nell ™ The women thus pleasantly characterized, was one of the high- out of sorts. Yes, sir, he was “Mushrooms?” said he, ‘““Mush-. | f°F me, nor can they buy a rest-|—Ben Jonson. « statement. Muessiaried members of a large office staff in an Eastern city. If getting out of sorts. He cer- ‘rooms? What about mushrooms? | oo heart that loves its liberty.” : ¥ . = i : 2 “There is no such | } woman, with her hundred daily tasks, each different and many | tainly was. He was beginning to . ene | Personally I’m interested in ants, | ;.. if Love came, a _ suppliant Chi ndale = , ; | meek, a beggar asking bread, Se eosin ne ie Eioreseen, could manage to be “restful’’ during her hours of work, | realize that he couldn sone in ' | not mushrooms. I saw some grow- | humility to seek that hunger lathe that the various rick | y any one employed anywhere in modern business life could | every tree in the Green Forest for ‘ing back there a ways, but they be fed; if he should ask the alms which various persong ty Se same. those missing mushrooms. His , : didn’t tempt me at all.” | of love to ease his spirit's pain, oy WOOK oF ered ‘To be restfu! does not mean to be slow or lazy. It means well- | neck began to ache in no time at ’ Chatterer chuckled. “Perhaps I think his artless plea would move | » " . ~ ’ “ ; my e t ‘ = ‘he had no intention of -staying | @Sks, Isit popular? But conscience And you may fanesieds breaks loose across the prairies, the air is filled with such a | trees than he cared to think about. | SS Hl avy around there any longer. asks, Is it right ?—Punshon. triumphant collectors, as you never experience anywhere else on earth. It is just as | maerer me Sern fe tm we fb “Hello, you old robber!” cried Chat- (Copyright. 1925.) phait.0; triumphant, rushi ery air current had disappeared, in fact, had never been! It is , neck. Gr-r-r-r-r-r, this won't Go} sane : ional the cain ‘ lemptiest vacuum conceivable. The calmest calm imaginable. But | at all,” grumbled Buster. “In the) Pumpkin Roly Poly. | es TH ONLY McNICHO stands to view thea ill Pgenuinely restful? How long does it last? And when it snaps, | first place I can’t half see up in 'ter’s mind. When he found them, AKE the usual roly poly crust | nation and disappointail are you? Shut your eyes and pray for a nice soft tree-top. | these trees. In the second place, of two cupfuls of flour, one ta- : . y* a” 2 “ ’ e- we’ a! ey yen € as? oe he licked them up, smacked his| ; ; — 4 , ' , re blespoonful of bakin owder, | — rage SO @ Certain business women we have known always remind us of there are too many trees. The ‘lips and looked as pleased as a; mpl seaereseh Pharge ag waste ee ee eee t heric hush, with its ominous portent. The artificially | thing for me to do is to watch anc terest in the pieces— armospne ron : ib t tward | Chatt H : _|small boy with a stick of candy.|in two tablespoonfuls of butter and hands of their washst pitched voice, the suppressed smile, and the deliberate outward | atterer. e will at least give After awhile he saw Chatterer.ithen enough milk to make a soft , speak. mpfion of the apparent marks of the “quiet soul,’’ stamp this me some idea in which direction | But Chatterer had seen him first. | dough. Roll on a flonred board to Of course, the stafi@iian as one whio is really suffering under extreme tension. Some | to look. I wonder I didn’t think | 'a half-inch thickness. Have ready . . . | ) : | |Of course he would, because Bus-| ; F. h H. f h Sh Dis just as they'd always i these twisted and knotted nerves will snap and there will be a | of that before. Chatterer is | - itwo cupfuls of boiled and mashed rom f e eart or f € opping trict , « , |ter is so big and Chatterer is 80 | n, add to it a ecupful of ee elt mpage lar “tornado” of emotion and hysterics in that office. | SMart. Anyway, he thinks he is. 7 ? . ' ‘small. Chatterer jumped from | sugar, a half cupful of raisins, a exnetly the same. Don’t let your “restfulness’’ take the form of whispered words | Just the same, I think that 1 a1 | branch to branch and from tree to | teaspoonful of vanilla, a teaspoon- Only now the owners 4 silent tread. (Although we think business women and home- | just as smart. I hope he hasn’ t tree, until at last he was in a| ‘ful of ginger, a teaspoonful of but- the stands were not 3B. save much additional nerve strain by wearing rubber | seen me looking around up in| Iter, two tablespoonfuls of cream. worm-holes were not ae * | | tree right over Buster. Roll the dough and pinch the ends worms, long deaé ené@ ae ). Cultivate the true poise that comes from keeping abreast of | these trees. I'll just pretend that | “Hello, you old robber!”’ wer and place in a floured cloth. Plunge Our prices are lower because we pay no rent. Our olicy of one price plainly marked, some cabinetmaker's ers work, see that your body is nourished by sufficient sleep and | I have forgotten all about mush-| onatte rer. “What are you doing,|in boiling water and cook an hour 7 : + agen og ; - Sp g Loni price, The squeaks were not@ei, and balance your week’s task with wholesome recreation of rooms. I'll justdo_as I am in the looking for mushrooms?” ‘jana a half. Or lay without the assures you Of a 8q e deal. jasiest terms in St. uis. the wood by time, but B¥ERtever sort refreshes you most. Then you, too, will be a well- | habit of doing, look for ants, or| Buster sat up and looked up at| cloth on a buttered plate and steam gg oe gee — aan i, “‘restful’’ woman, not like the calm before unfettered wind, | Brapes, or beechnuts, or anything S| ohatterer. “Really Chatteres.**1 half an hour. in cco neem suggesting the subdued twilight or the evening sunset over the | else that’s good ye eat, but I won't! said he, “I don’t iia why noi A Uiaciieren Plum Pie. ee s—the washeta a | fook up ” serene! .,, Should eall-me a robber.” ELECT three dozen good-sized lost their beauty and t Consright, 1925. SS aes So Buster started out and did| § prs, steam them, prick them uglv junk —— — ae — + : wees ; “Didn't I see you just tear sci , As I said, it was a ee age an ants’ nest?’’ demanded Chat-| age rg A on Bp penny, » .« . aa ' 5 . ae bh ta ©) . t an cover e w Ww - out, peering into and and FUNNY—to somé cerned. He pulled over every old | \was ( NSS " : Ou ‘ihe | terer. head, rounding the rear | For after all, furnit] a log he came to, looking for ants. Buster grinned. “Perhaps you jewel pod Badong Rees. in her spare tire, weap- furniture. Tt has no re Sometimes he found them andi ,,.,, ; se era, ae Aye did,” said he. “It might be all/off the juice and let the plums cool. and all the feliow him- upon life, achieversent, sometimes he didn’t. He tore an red DAN CUPID! It belones to yesterday oe 3 =, ® uy , right for the ants to call me a|/Add two cupfuls of sugar to the ' , ) 70 N ix, 2S old rotten stump to pieces He tjuice and cook five minutes, skim- of the R. B. and S. M. need of yesterday whith g | ae | “| robber, but why should you call//™" *" , : ST ial NELL BRINELEY. is a need of today. ce ay | pretended to try to dig out White- me a tobber?: £ haven't rebbea | ae fully, then thicken with etand has no place tn foot the Wood Mouse Had you . cornstarch dissolved in a little cold a aS daatern slumbinell | tpi you.” water to the consistency of cold been watching him you would) Chatterer grinned. ‘‘No,” said|honey, then cool slightly. Line the at lo a, Why should any of “e ##$£Where a Mythical Giant Reigns * Each Year. _ have said that he wasn’t interest-|. «vou haven't robbed me, but|Pie plates with rich short crust and concerned with the ‘ hi ° Tal .{her elaborate stomachér, farthin- | ed in anything at all except the|,, , .. ; moins fill with the plums, then turn in as things of the past? IT byou should happen upon the/ her elaborate ston ’ that is because you haven't had a/ much juice as the pies will hold. ° that counts, for upess | of Douia, near Lille, : gale and fan. : aa things he was doing. But all the | chance. What is more, I don’t| aga the top crusts and bake until omorrowWw hangs the future! ¥ ance, during the second week Accompanying this monstrous | time he was looking znd listen-| wii Persons who live in ' ' h: ‘ou | family are different kinds of floats “ ; mean that you shall have a chance. |the crust is done. uimranvessive. Mathai ily, the a s are that Ages. : Re clive hmoentinn | ing for Chatterer the Red Squirrel. |, ofressive. .; i forget for a day or two that/ depicting some ancie “: . im. | oF in time long gone are had grown up. For it is be-|or well-known allegory. He heard him before he saw him. | trail: America's vie the dates of July 8 and 11 All day long contests, games, | Chatterer usually is heard before| Prepared at : : pr B M4 This Bedro Suite B ward! the Fete de Gayant takes! music and feasting are enjoyed by | he is seen. No one cf whom I; home ina pet owas Horlicks LJ u om So after all the the natives. On the waters of the k . _ | Minute b The ORIGINAL e. now enjoys the sound of his own)! a4 y “ CKES. WAS sad! | ow, Gayant has long been/|nearby Scarpe River, boat races ; briskly stir- ere Milk. , Safe Milk or n 0 n an a ce rolls. voice more than does Chatterer| ' ) | pa ed as the father of his famous |are held, while off and on. during | oe ring the x The four pieces shown are included at this special price. They are | Fall Pumpkin ily and as the leader of ttie|the two days of hilarious fun, the | the Red Squirrel. powder in d Diet constructed of solid gumwood—one of America’s finest cabinet woods cocoa, milk | T AKE ae small, @ ul procession which features| Chant de Gayant is heard. The Buster at once began to shuf- | hot or cold ¢ an ' ee . BREAKFAST. PM | vse B spree a water. No —with tops and fronts of walnut veneer—and are finished in American ; pumpkin and cut festivities. But it would be no/|song, which was composed 150 | tie over towards the par where For Infants, Invalids, the Aged; oi pa” — ” apple salad. ‘ldre articularly | wild bursts of applause. | Nursing Mothers, Children, etc. then peel them. Put pthree children, particularly int coming from But he didn’t go naan be between three pint capers about with childisn | invasion of Doula, a processign and | == | 5 aeeere. quarts when mashed. lon amusing the little folks of | 4 feast were held to celebrate te | $5 $ 5 r salad. ' teaspoonful of salt, twé own. victory. It is supposed that Bt. TOM-BOY alue scomieenten zoe, milk. a small cupful of sal mt is 25 feet tall and _ his; celebration. Later, oe ee | Se ne, BARLEY ve = . [ea |=ONo groceries or free goods Stuffed Peppers. | beaten eges, a tabl ye-faire is 22 feet. They are | V came into control of Flanders, 1c ALT SYRUP és, = One-half cup finely siager a teaspoonful” h made of wicker and are :or- | insisted upon introducing Spanish For all members of the family, ailing or well. Serve at meals, is SSS Sate offered with this Cabinet. il brown Mushrooms | Beat well, fant is attired in medieval| known as the Procession of the KREKELER GRO. CO. Die-. Food-Drink, quickly relieves faintness or hunger day or night. pe _—_. oe) an extraordinary one at 8d in place of carrots ee mr, and on his head wears a|Glants. _——____ — Py - ‘| that. Has every known “fourths cup stale bread ket with a long plume. Fror Date and Apple Salad. # «convenience and is all- ham, moisten with tomat are now appearing ¥ masterful in appearance. But | apples and cut them carefully into season highly with salt ket for fall it is Spe the waist down, a huge petii-| straws. Stone half a cup of dates, Exactly as reproduced. The frame is of tee angie trons ne. Cut thick slice from | Chinese designs lead. overlaid in front with an| cut them me and add carefully to strongly braced. It comes com- Only $1 a Week plete with a cotton-filled pad cov- | | , . . | | ) serve kettle and covelay Mile. Therese. This youns- The origin of the f ete de Gayant | EE ny ; | | | | Matin. water, to which add a f all the Gayants is only eight | has never been definitely settied, | straight there. -He shuffled along | @ Whi : nS . tea, milk. | of salt. Bring to boil, tall, and is called “Little Bin- | but this much is believed by wena | looking for old logs to pull ov: | Pate oe te Enamel AEA DINNER. | til the pumpkin is te by the children, who eager!y|thorities to be the gent gque in in search of ants. Ants seemed to : Kitch n Cabin t ‘el et i drain. Mash the pulp wW t her appearance. She wears) the case: In the year 1479, ee be the one and only thing on Bus-| cs e e pean | free from al] lumps. A Sund cap and a white pinafore, ' Louis XI was driven back from his | : - £ sUS-| —~ | at } | _ | sugar and*one cupful GPO come down to facts, vere| Maurand’s image was used in this , ee nai : HOPPED—UNION MADE be ba : ¥ rrots in two tablespoons *Pices and a small cup Sly arrayed. ideas, one of which was a pageant FVERY CAN GU ARANTEED | tween meals, or upon retiring. A nourishing, easily assimilated 2% —1 a oa eee tts a Cpe ane one-half cup finely | N glancing over ) to waistline Gayant is man'y Peel and core four large tender white enamel finished , and parboil three min- | Conventional designs | penceal the nine men unde ‘T- | French me ssing, carefully made. boiling salted water to | ment. In colors Chifi hl. It is these men who tran: iitawed and allow to stand one-half " : | ered with cretonne. 6 * : added one-eighth tea. | berry rose, rose tame the figure at the head of the| hour. Serve on curled lettuce | Place in muffin pans grays are especially @ Bession. Then comes me |leaves, adding a teaspoonful of : . these rugs, while in = me clad in her richly brocs.t- | mayonnaise to garnish, also a few rrot or mushroom mix. | 7 hkle with buttered bread | pets, the grays, tau own and further beautified : id bake until crumbs are | *"4 dark brown SEM | | } 4h "Il h ] a Neither gold nor : | | U GOOD IME a render us happy. | ey a e a ee —— — a nee is a Roman virtue each godlike act, and ks suCcceRs the spearproof crest of od danger.— Meredith. — Next Saturday morning at 10, in our Home Service Auditorium, Laclede Gas Building, Olive at Eleventh, we will have a story hour for the youngsters. Miss : Ellona Garland, well-known reader and story-teller, BNE: a Tt will entertain them and there will be a little gift for —S con LAT ZL 4D? each. It will be very informal and all over by 11:30 —a o'clock. No charge. 7 — DLLEGE INN L\HOP Pi SUEY 1 . , y : op . A | —— He kERE BAN ns : 4-Piece Combination Walnut Bedroom —y 4 matt pre FON aon, Aad Suite Finished in Huguenot Walnut = E INN . | 7 Bring the Children Built of combination walnut, the accepted wood for the most delicate §$ Op SUEY Try “Jiffy Beumalt.” You'll say, styles. Includes bow-end bed, dresser, triple-mirror, six-drawer vanity ie 5 “It beats the Dutch!” Old-time malt . . hifforobe. The finish is the new Huguenot wailnut....... VE of selected lean k , | makers blend concentrated Hops and ¢ wees. vin of Pork—crisp ce)- ‘ | with purest Barley Malt. Comes $15 Down and $10 a Month and onions — all ly blended and cook- inimitable Oriental Rn con || 2 : momnaepanes semen cn | I The LACLEDE GAS LIGHT COMPANY THE ONLY om oS ss st ae Olive at Eleventh Central 3800 | ditty Brumcit labels—one can free for every BF | MARKET ST. AT 4, h mushrooms, bean are \ ready for quick action—no boiling, nO waiting. Rich, nourishing. Try . Home Service Department 60 YEARS—TRUTH IN ADVERTISING acan. Phone your dealer. See your grocer. poor omer se 08M Distributors, BOHN-LENARTZ CO. combined j | 414 MN. 4th St., St. Louis, Mo. Main 466, 467 7
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| ooo : T-D) ¥ _ ie COMIC BA COVIC PAGE . LOUIS PO -DISPA C yr” A Youn, oti * yar ys ae. FRIDAY, aiiialneeen 4's. 1927 | ; : | ve ailY'Y Ltn, Cea thar, Mtoe Z ,. nd Font iil | = Fo psoas: : i me ee PAGE 44° an Real Estate ond Farm Ads in ET = 19,172 posr-visrarce tm August. CONVERSATIONAL PROFITS—By RUBE GOLDBERG mal 5663 ZORE nm, ALL, hohe : Lewis newspapers COMBINED! i lal --——- ee x | | Angstilbeiiemmnactiinstsin ; | _— ae see 4 — : ES, SAM, IVE \ 3 aa : Here’s _ : TAKEA) ADVANTAGE | —) NINE | : THE CHECK. t. VOL. 78. NO. 5.. OF THE BIG REAL } a JU ie ' OWNED IAS TAs Guamenaieune ' i o ESTATE BOOM [(— 3 ( SOLD SOME 3 SAUSAGE VILLE EAS - C . ALL CVER THIS [ LOTS 1 BOUGHT SHOWED ME : BQO pe ; iT TION (fF | CounsTRY-I MADE S/ IN, SEAWEED A PROFIT i 3 = | pee eos a thee }) VM TAY OASIT, | BEACH TWO 1 PULLED off CF & SO, 600 || TOO, Jo€ - 1 WEEKS AGo U A DEAL Ip We : INVESTMENT r. MADE $15,000 AND CLE FOSS S | : , ANED GARDEAIS ' - : | UP & 20,coo MET IA) MILDEW 7 BALLADE OF HEAT. Today's Worst i gee BOMNIEW B 2S, 000 f; m | ' : ~* : bn ™ , , wee Jere Japan ha art ‘ - . . :; ; . a E’LL sing of the good old filmy ckires and short : 1 | ‘yt 7 . YZ i | summer time athinn ened thal Wwemae of Jatan| | | | ae a mY A~ \ ZS 3 : t fall below : * i} \ — . . “S And pray for a breeze must wear skirts that with a soulfu! sig! heir Japanese Well watch the. mercury limb TOUGH TACK. = ». . . Siiie-.. \ fo Se « y ZZ ~ ' ; ‘ ' & Myers and climb bik Japan en flapt ? . p - . j _ > Pass iris Wy ; ' ; - ' ~ , - F 4 4] Ti 7 thea o hk " - , , - \ Vf _ : sess SS . \ ; - wll : ; ——— - ax As the weatherman shifts from May look quite. dappe ; sce Ne n = . | nis . : ae 7 ; ' j if mi Ss — —- - % : . We know full well he would scort But, by gee Whi S NSEZY aS Sab eae | : a | Tha worst 4 it is . ~" a a ~ a ~ ais : . ay ~ - ' —— Stock. 4 to lie rh r SS , , ra Te > —~ — = . ‘ . She's not allowed to wea em. Ss tO > = - Sa ~ : | ; . SA +. Sete . - : ‘ — About the State OL tbe an ' SSS —S ° -_ j RS ten ater \ ~S - - __ ; -“Drouth Affect= Light Plant 7 SS SS / Sa SES . = by ; ~_—_— . _ - 7 teryear? MORAIING Vela he a cain je sities REPAIR NG THEM Ings and business at $1,000.- Se ——— : C OR AE ' ALL ; —s — os Yj AIRI asi THE RUB. : TT Ff L) ; ‘4 > F ’ | i. These 195 te, a “American Divorced in Paris. \ ~ awe LAL | eS y F stds ¥ Why not patronize home indus- ; At ae + ee a / =>’ ty rigs “y ’ P _— —~- : 4 , ‘ _ A > - ALF 4 ys 7 : a ® capitalization list ‘s led by 4 AC : ° m i. = \ A, 4 \ : 4. / A } ; 3 Liggett & Myers Tobacco Ce... See where the clevator men are . haf Vy, , Mae ee a i | | a valuation of $116,956,000. laying plans for the uplift of tho wr ah » See 9X Pees / : : A467 Me am e company for 1974 paid the farmer ', 4 i —s er; . 5 ¢ fj , " 4 largest corporation income > 2 ’ 73 es : = = 4 ‘ . ; . < On ; P ‘ a — . Z 7 P + “Frost in Southern England.” — “ae = s5 bee , We =o yA pp k ~~ \ gig ie 2) 2 3 | in the district, $1,787,088. fread it and weep But where are the snows of ves a nti - “ 7 ™ - x . ie a a = *. lt i tervear: ee a tae = _ The Athietics lost 12 in a ri before seoring a victory. In ing that the tide has turned, but too late to save the ship Losing 12 straight cames is about | — ————_ oe = ———— , c J : i, ; YY, Yi | the worst thing that could happen —— aH (—= -+ | ; JE = “4 Ma - @ , = Pesasry. “hi hs - Yj ¥ y mpany palit $116,980 and to na team with championship Qaspi- | == = tg “ice . = : — | i” “ga , é “s/f d f , 7 ty : cen tgee 3 hg 2 rations = : FS i, yA 4th bf wor | a), | MY fly = 7 , _ Basts of the V (.reenville College Opens Sept. | ———a | , i) ) | Cf: 7 ' 16." “Tuo Divorce Suits Filed in Greenville,” Indicating that Greenville is up| and coming. Dae Be Ae eet rite ~s rpreeurent 1 moe hs _ he a - - . oe The man on the sandbox says the people of Fulton seem to have adopted the slogan, “All roads lea} te Fulton.” = Se ae eee. ER Ere ae ay b Jote Ray announces that he wi)! Quit the track for a career as a professional boxer. Jolie will prob ably depend on his foot work *; keep him out of harm's w ay in the ~4 * wer™ news 3 : ; . : - ae —— , * ee ee ee ee ‘sities ond : At any rate he ought to be abi te give the boxing fans a run fo: their money ee ee ee Ore ee ene a a — ———— ee — —— — - — —_—_— _ —— -—- -— KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN MUTT AND JEFF—OF COURSE YOU KNOW A NIGHT LETTER IS CHEAPER THAN A DAY LETTER—By BUD FISHER {282 45, US SS Oe a he ‘ CAA —_— Y, HES (707 A i. = EAS 2 " GREE SD Si ptt ct | = ' RR tA GCEsSs BYE ANS Like You'Dl ie {NOPE tT AIN'T P THIS BiRD WAS S a : way WELL, SANDY ts | made uP |]! WALKING ON HIS < NT RUSHED INTO A / with }f vy THe : \ TIP TOES TO SAVE e's IN bos pan esa TELEGRAPH OPtiCe {YOUR WIFE, } | SANDY MEWHIFE'S LASS VRANER when AND TRIED TO Jf MUTT se / baa » m CLASS: | THE SUN WAS = SEND A NIGHT : i" iu | TOTAL ECLIPSE: LETTER! Federal Commerce Trust Co., ,000. 1 ‘The capitalization of large cor- tions always has been savail- bit thie ie the first publtica- of the value of the k as bual- Set FR Following is the list of corpora- : paying $1600 or more in capi- AND A WERRA TOW Dc WELL ONE pay eo a? | SS | ) , Bie : } : “ed | —S gives the value of the corpor- SENSITIVE YU . ~~ “eel | (| | —s =_¥ | 4 . : | . | as returned by eres iy tS “Tow. z All Alcnée - ; SS ALY , . <— * 4 *- f a Brake Co., 1932 North jer-G Commission Co.. Olive street, $4706. A. &.. Co., 513 Olive street. Sree? SRigics Laps PT Se eK Reger, ee ry - BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS — -—— | 7 i iv oe ‘4 ’ fash NOW 'LL SOT BE O'STURBEDO | | ; | | WANT TO MR JIGGS ADKED me = ee eee | | | | SAY THAT | TO TELL You ro rt tay Saget Ss }--- . | CtEase excuse TS " | I UN TIL. = 2 HANNE Om My : ; ~=— - — — MIND AAD WHEY HE (Ale BECK (Tt WAS SHEDDIA'G __ Ste 6 0g A eR aS eC 6) A PLATES ORISA ET a PO